Interface IFormatPreservingEncryption
Format preserving data encryption library. This class contains numerous methods for encrypting and decrypting different types of data while preserving various aspects of the original data. For example EncryptAccountNumber(String, String) will encrypt only the numeric portion of a string leaving other characters unchanged while EncryptAlphanumeric(String, String) will encrypt letters and digits while leaving formatting unchanged.
The data will be encrypted or decrypted using the key supplied by the caller when this object is created. The caller should also provide a tweak value for each encrypt or decrypt operation. The tweak value should be something that will be unique to field or row to strengthen the encryption. For example in a relational database a row identifier, or creation timestamp might be used. It is important that the tweak value not change over time because it if does the original data can not be recovered.
Inherited Members
Namespace: PKWARE.Smartcrypt.Structured
Assembly: SmartcryptStructuredData.dll
Syntax
public interface IFormatPreservingEncryption : IDisposable
Examples
var key = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("12345678901234567890123456789012");
var pfe = new FormatPreservingEncryption(key);
var tweak = "Custom Tweak";
var clearText = "12345-ABCD";
var cipherText = fpe.EncryptAccountNumber(clearText, tweak);
cipherText now contains "09884-ABCD";.
Properties
AllowNoOp
Allow no-op encryption. Defaults to false
.
Declaration
bool AllowNoOp { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Methods
DecryptAccountNumber(String, String)
Decrypts the ASCII digits within the string replacing each digit with another digit. Characters outside this range will not be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptAccountNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptAlphanumeric(String, String)
Decrypts the ASCII uppercase, lowercase and digits within the string replacing each character with another from one of these ranges. For example an uppercase letter could be replaced with an uppercase character, lowercase character or a digit. Characters outside this range will not be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptAlphanumeric([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptCreditCardNumber(String, String)
Decrypts the ASCII digits within the string that represents a credit card number. This function will verify the Luhn checksum prior to decrypting the credit card number. Characters outside this range will not be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptCreditCardNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptInt(Int32, Int32, Int32, String)
Decrypts an int
. The range must match the range provided during encryption.
Declaration
int DecryptInt(int value, int min, int max, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | value | The value to decrypt. |
| Int32 | min | The minimum value of the range provided during encryption. |
| Int32 | max | The maximum value of the range provided during encryption. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | The original plaintext |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptInt(Int32, String)
Decrypts an int
.
Declaration
int DecryptInt(int value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | value | The value to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | The original plaintext |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptLong(Int64, Int64, Int64, String)
Decrypts a long
. The range must match the range provided during encryption.
Declaration
long DecryptLong(long value, long min, long max, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int64 | value | The value to decrypt. |
| Int64 | min | The minimum value of the range provided during encryption. |
| Int64 | max | The maximum value of the range provided during encryption. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int64 | The original plaintext |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptLong(Int64, String)
Decrypts a long
.
Declaration
long DecryptLong(long value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int64 | value | The value to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int64 | The original plaintext |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptPrintableAscii(String, String)
Decrypts the printable ASCII characters (values 9, 32 - 126) within the string. Each character within this range will be decrypted and replaced by another character in that same range.
Declaration
string DecryptPrintableAscii([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptSocialSecurityNumber(String, String)
Decrypts the ASCII digits within the string replacing each digit with another digit. Characters outside this range will not be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptSocialSecurityNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptString(String, String, IEnumerable<IClassifier>)
Decrypt the specified value using an array of classifiers to determine which characters in the string should be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptString([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak, [NotNull] IEnumerable<IClassifier> classifiers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
| IEnumerable<PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.Classifiers.IClassifier> | classifiers | The list of classifiers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
DecryptUpperLowerDigits(String, String)
Decrypts the ASCII uppercase, lowercase and digits within the string replacing each character with another of the same type. For example uppercase letters will be replaced with uppercase letters and digits will be replaced with digits. Characters outside this range will not be decrypted.
Declaration
string DecryptUpperLowerDigits([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to decrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The decrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for decryption. |
EncryptAccountNumber(String, String)
Encrypts the ASCII digits within the string replacing each digit with another digit. Characters outside this range will not be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptAccountNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptAlphanumeric(String, String)
Encrypts the ASCII uppercase, lowercase and digits within the string replacing each character with another from one of those ranges. For example an uppercase letter could be replaced with an uppercase character, lowercase character or a digit. Characters outside this range will not be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptAlphanumeric([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptCreditCardNumber(String, String)
Encrypts the ASCII digits within the string that represents a credit card number. This function will verify the Luhn checksum prior to encrypting the credit card number and will produce an encrypted value with a valid Luhn checksum. Characters outside this range will not be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptCreditCardNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptInt(Int32, Int32, Int32, String)
Encrypts an int
, guaranteeing that the result will be part of the specified range.
Declaration
int EncryptInt(int value, int min, int max, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | value | The value to encrypt. |
| Int32 | min | The minimum value of the encrypted result. Must be part of the range
|
| Int32 | max | The maximum value of the encrypted result. Must be part of the range
|
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | The encrypted |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptInt(Int32, String)
Encrypts an int
, guaranteeing that the result will be part of the range [0, int.MaxValue]
.
Declaration
int EncryptInt(int value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | value | The value to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | The encrypted |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptLong(Int64, Int64, Int64, String)
Encrypts a long
, guaranteeing that the result will be part of the specified range.
Declaration
long EncryptLong(long value, long min, long max, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int64 | value | The value to encrypt. |
| Int64 | min | The minimum value of the encrypted result. Must be part of the range
|
| Int64 | max | The maximum value of the encrypted result. Must be part of the range
|
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int64 | The encrypted |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptLong(Int64, String)
Encrypts a long
, guaranteeing that the result will be part of the range [0, long.MaxValue]
.
Declaration
long EncryptLong(long value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int64 | value | The value to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int64 | The encrypted |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptPrintableAscii(String, String)
Encrypts the printable ASCII characters (values 9, 32 - 126) within the string. Each character within this range will be encrypted and replaced by another character in that same range.
Declaration
string EncryptPrintableAscii([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptSocialSecurityNumber(String, String)
Encrypts the ASCII digits within the string replacing each digit with another digit. Characters outside this range will not be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptSocialSecurityNumber([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptString(String, String, IEnumerable<IClassifier>)
Encrypt the specified value using an array of classifiers to determine which characters in the string should be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptString([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak, [NotNull] IEnumerable<IClassifier> classifiers)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
| IEnumerable<PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.Classifiers.IClassifier> | classifiers | The list of classifiers. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |
EncryptUpperLowerDigits(String, String)
Encrypts the ASCII uppercase, lowercase and digits within the string replacing each character with another of the same type. For example uppercase letters will be replaced with uppercase letters and digits will be replaced with digits. Characters outside this range will not be encrypted.
Declaration
string EncryptUpperLowerDigits([NotNull] string value, [NotNull] string tweak)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| String | value | The string containing the data to encrypt. |
| String | tweak | Encryption tweak, this value should be changed for each record or field. The same tweak must be used for encryption and decryption. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The encrypted string. |
Exceptions
| Type | Condition |
|---|---|
| PKWARE.Cryptography.FormatPreserving.NoopException | If AllowNoOp is set to |
| MetaClientException | If this key is not allowed to be used for encryption. |


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Galaxy launches first ever vegan chocolate bars
'Wherever you look you can't avoid the vegan buzz in the UK,' says chocolate brand's manufacturer
by Sabrina BarrGalaxy has announced it is launching a range of vegan chocolate bars for the first time.
The chocolate bars, which will be available to purchase from next week, come in three varieties: caramelised hazelnut, smooth orange and caramel and sea salt.
Galaxy states it is the first major milk chocolate brand to offer a vegan alternative to its standard range.
The chocolate bars come in a widely-recyclable sleeve made of card and clear, compostable film.
Kerry Cavanaugh, marketing director at Galaxy manufacturer Mars Wrigley UK, said the company is “so excited” to introduce the Galaxy vegan range using a recipe that “doesn’t compromise on the brand’s signature smooth and creamy characteristics”.
“Wherever you look you can’t avoid the vegan buzz in the UK and with the launch of Galaxy Vegan we’re thrilled to be offering vegans, flexitarians and lovers of sweet treats even more ways to choose pleasure with a brand they love,” he stated.
Mars Wrigley has collaborated with The Vegan Society on the launch of the Galaxy vegan chocolate bars and the design of the range’s logo.
Abigail Stevens, trademark marketing manager at The Vegan Society, said the organisation is “delighted” that Galaxy is “entering the vegan market”.
The chocolate bars will be available to buy from Tesco stores from Monday 18 November.
Shortly afterwards, they will also be put on sale on Ocado and Amazon.
The 100g vegan chocolate bars retail at £3 each.
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A chart of the number of unique vcoin addresses used per day.
A chart of the average number of transactions per block.
Number of blocks mined per day not part of the main chain.
The total value of all transaction outputs per day. This includes coins that were returned to the sender as change.
Similar to the total output volume with the addition of an algorithm which attempts to remove change from the total value. This may be a more accurate reflection of the true transaction volume.
The Estimated Transaction Volume in USD value.
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Chart showing the relationship between BTC transaction volume and USD exchange volume. Discussion
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The estimated number of giga hashes per second (billions of hashes per second) the vcoin network is performing.
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The Median time taken for transactions with a fee to be accepted into a block.
VCoin Days Destroyed is a measure of the transaction volume of VCoin. If someone has 100 BTC that they received a week ago and they spend it then 700 vcoin days have been destroyed. If they take those 100BTC and send them to several addresses and then spend them then although the total transaction volume could be arbitrarily large the number of vcoin days destroyed is still 700.
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JavaScript. In most cases, content that is written to the page using JavaScript is accessible to assistive technologies. However, if the dynamic content
is constantly changing or otherwise interferes with navigation or browser functionality, then it may cause accessibility problems.
document.write
exampleThe current time is displayed in the text box below. It updates and changes every second.
In this case, because the content is constantly changing and refreshing, a screen reader would not be able to read it and it may cause some confusion.
When using dynamic information, you must first ask yourself if it is necessary and vital to the function or content of the page. If so, there is often a way to provide the content without using inaccessible JavaScript. For instance, you could write the current time to the page when it loads using a server-side script. Though it will not be constantly updating, it may suffice. You may also have the user select a link or button to go to another page that displays the current time from server side processing. Another approach that uses a more accessible implementation of JavaScript would be to provide a link or button that allows the user to display the current time at their request.


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If you've been thinking about vacationing on one of Greece's Ionian Islands and you have a lot of time to kill, head down to your local megaplex and check out Captain Corelli's Mandolin. Pretty much everybody else should just stay away. With its crystal-clear blue water and bone-white sandy beaches, Mandolin is essentially a really (really) long commercial for the Greek Tourism Commission.
As if we haven't already had our fill of wartime romances this summer, Mandolin tries awfully hard to be The English Patient but instead is only slightly less ridiculously annoying than Pearl Harbor (with fewer explosions, to boot). It's about a Greek woman who falls in love with one of the Italian soldiers occupying her picturesque island during World War II, which would be kind of like Anne Frank hooking up with Colonel Klink. Like Patient, it's based on a hip novel (Louis de Bernières' 1994 novel had a different ending and oodles of homosexual overtones) that you've probably never heard of before, but Patient it is definitely not.
Mandolin was doomed from the get-go, with original director Roger Michell (Notting Hill) dropping out after suffering a heart attack just months before shooting was supposed to start (personally, I think he was faking). He was replaced by John Madden (Shakespeare in Love), but then one of the worst casting blunders of all-time occurred when Nicolas Cage was tapped to play the Italian soldier and Penélope Cruz accepted the role of his Greek beauty (because all olive-skinned people look alike, right?).
Why can't more filmmakers do like Abbas Kiarostami and Jafar Panahi and cast films with actual people native to the region in which the film is set? With Mandolin, we get Cage (The Family Man), whose Captain Antonio Corelli is the only member of his battalion to speak Greek. When he translates, he's an American guy who is playing an Italian speaking Greek, but it's really English. Makes about as much sense as my long-distance phone bill.
About a half-hour before I saw this film, some entertainment show was crowing about Cage spending months to master an Italian accent, as well as learning how to both play the mandolin and conduct an opera. They made it seem like he was working on a cure for cancer, and the fact is, his accent is horrible. Cage, who has very little experience in period romances, sounds like Dracula (he always looks like him anyway, to me), and if it weren't for Shannon Elizabeth in American Pie 2, he'd win the Worst Accent of the Month Award.
Cruz (Blow) is no better, as her Pelagia is performed by a Spaniard stumbling over the English language while not even bothering to try to sound the slightest bit Greek (but all Mediterranean people sound the same, right?). Pelagia has spent her whole life on the island of Cephallonia (which, I think, is the name of the brain tumor you get from using a cell phone), learning how to practice medicine from her father, Iannis (John Hurt, Lost Souls). She gets engaged to a simple fisherman named Mandras (played by a simple actor named Christian Bale, Shaft), but before you know it, those damn Italians are amassing at the Greek border on Mussolini's orders.
Shortly after Mandras heads off to join the Greek partisans, Cephallonia surrenders to the Italians (after a funny initial response) and the island becomes "occupied" by a dozen soldiers, led by the mandolin-toting Corelli. Iannis, who looks an awful lot like Stalin, is forced to put Corelli up in his house, much to the dismay of Pelagia. But we learn Corelli is more into dancing, singing, drinking and swimming than any type of war activity. He'd sooner shout "Heil Puccini" than "Heil Hitler," and he tries to acclimate himself with all of Cephallonia's locals (called Cellephants, perhaps).
Even the blind can see where this story is going. Pelagia hates Corelli at first, but she starts to fall for him at the one-hour mark, and they're playing tonsil hockey about 15 minutes later. Then, the all-important unveiling of the Penélopes occurs. But what will happen when the tides turn in the War? How will Italy's surrender affect the island? Will the soulless Germans try to occupy Cephallonia? And, more importantly, will we get to see the Penélopes again?
If you can stay awake, you'll learn the answers to these important questions and more at Captain Corelli's Mandolin, playing at a theatre near you. Just don't say I didn't warn you.
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GONE WITH THE HORSES A film review by Felix Kreisel Copyright 1996 Iskra Research
Montreal 1996 The recently concluded Montreal World Film Festival is one of the better known venues of the cinema world. It attempts to promote a wide range of filmmakers from many countries by requiring as little as possible in promotion expenditures. This year the Festival organizers paid special attention to current Russian films and even gave a special prize in the category of the Russian Cinema of Today. This writer was able to view a number of the more significant films presented at the Festival. Preceding my impressions I have included the official descriptions provided by the Festival organizers.
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Gone With the Horses Nesut menia koni.
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Director: Vladimir Motyl. Script: Vladimir Motyl. Photography: Nikolai Nemoliaiev, Alexander Negriuk. Editor: N. Alferova. Music: Isaak Shwartz. Sound: J. Fetisov. Cast: Andrei Sokolov, Agnieszka Wagner, Sergei Vinogradov, Gennady Pechnikov, Vladimir Kachan, Valentina Kosobutskaia. Producer: Boris Greenberg, Arion-Studio.
 Although the film is inspired by the stories of Anton Chekhov it is by no means any sort of "adaptation". The film's action takes place today and offers an ironic comment on the selfishness and intolerance of contemporary society.
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The name of this movie is taken from a well known song by Vladimir Vysotsky in which the balladeer sings of the inexorable fate and the nearness of doom. This is a story of a young post-Soviet rascal. A Russian patriot of the fascist type, Ivan did not quite succeed in catching the gravy train, a seat on which his father's high post in Soviet society should have assured him. Now, he is studying to be a lawyer, using his healthy good looks to win beautiful women, earning his diploma not through diligent study of the quickly changing laws but by performing stud services for an ugly female professor in return for course notes and examination help. He sees the beautiful Nina (Agnieszka Wagner) driving in her husband's foreign car from the airport, is smitten by LOVE (lust, we and his closest friend, biologist Eisler, think), and follows her, cynically noting to his friend that he can seduce any wife right in front of her husband. The story now gets interesting. We are given an insight into the mentality of a new type of "interdevochka", one who is kept not by a foreign but by the new Russian businessman, and who consoles herself with artistic and literary pursuits. These literary ideals take over her imagination. Although attracted to Ivan by his animal magnetism, Nina (Wagner) must justify to herself her betrayal of her husband by sacrificing herself on the altar of love. She admits the affair to her businessman husband (after he discovers her liaison), and leaves him to give herself to Ivan. Ivan does not want her at first: he is busy with exams, he has his stud duties with the woman lawyer, etc. But Nina's dowry of a brand new Opel limousine, generously given to her by her former husband, win the day for true "love" Moscow style. She divorces the businessman and the young couple marry. The story develops some months later in the Crimea where the young couple have moved after Ivan received his law diploma. Nina has made more sacrifices: she underwent a post-term abortion at Ivan's demand, and the abortion left her physically ill and morally anguished; her career in literature is going nowhere, Ivan has no interest in or knowledge of poetry, and has even lost his sexual interest in her. Yet she clings to Ivan all the more, despite his lies, drunkenness and recent sexual frigidity. The glimpses of social and economic conflicts in the Crimea were of particular interest to me. The director showed us the antagonism between the emerging capitalist farmers and the feudal regime of the old collective farm. We are also given a hint of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict on the peninsula in that the police prefer to be bribed with Russian rubles rather than the worthless Ukrainian karbovantsy. Of course, the US dollar is much preferred by everyone. The story reaches its dramatic peak with a duel between the honest and high-minded Eisler and Ivan, with Eisler defending Nina's honor against Ivan's boorish drunkenness, selfishness and lies. A minor wound received by Ivan and Nina's continuing selfless devotion to him shock this scoundrel away from the precipice into which the fate was driving him. The director introduced this film before the screening and explained to the audience that he wanted to reaffirm the timeless human values and to show "the path of a repenting sinner back to God". In the movie we are indeed offered numerous views of an Orthodox church atop a hill. It is unclear, however, in what way this God affected the agnostic cynic Ivan, or the self abusive Nina, or the atheist Eisler. -- Iskra Research -- Historical research and publication of Marxist classics in the Russian language. Address: PO Box 397142, Cambridge, MA 02139-7142; e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/fjk/iskra.html
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--- title: Are heavy digital tech users really that bad at estimating their tech use? subtitle: # Summary for listings and search engines summary: A small simulation study how best to deal with the discrepancies between subjective and objective measures of media use. # Link this post with a project projects: [] # Date published date: '2021-02-16T00:00:00Z' # Date updated lastmod: '2021-02-16T00:00:00Z' # Is this an unpublished draft? draft: false # Show this page in the Featured widget? featured: false # Featured image # Place an image named `featured.jpg/png` in this page's folder and customize its options here. # image: # caption: 'Image credit: [**Unsplash**](https://unsplash.com/photos/CpkOjOcXdUY)' # focal_point: '' # placement: 2 # preview_only: false authors: - admin # tags: # - Academic categories: - Simulation ---
There’s quite the fuzz about ‘objective’ measures of technology use. When we study the effects of tech use on well-being, we often just ask people to report how much they used tech. Turns out, people aren’t really good at estimating their tech use. When we compare their subjective estimates to logged tech use (hence ‘objective’), the correlation between the two is rather low as this meta-analysis reports.
Several researchers are interested in what predicts that low accuracy.
One hypothesis that has been brought forward repeatedly (e.g., here) is that heavy users will mis-estimate their use more.
In operational terms: the higher your objective use, the larger the discrepancy between your estimated use and objective use.
Most of the time, discrepancy is defined as absolute difference between objective and subjective tech use (abs(objetice-subjective)
).
Then, we correlate that discrepancy with objective use to find out whether those who use tech more are also less accurate in their estimates.
That got me thinking. Isn’t it weird to predict something with parts of itself? What I mean is: Discrepancy is a transformation of objective and subjective use, so you’d expect that that transformation is related to one of its components. (At least that’s my intuition. Not like I’d have math skills to back that intuition up formally.)
So I wanted to know what happens if you correlate discrepancy between objective and subjective use with objective use if both subjective and objective are completely unrelated. If my intuition is wrong, you’d expect that discrepancy is also unrelated to objective use. In other words, I wanted to see what effect the calculation of discrepancy has on Type I error (and effect size).
Below a quick-n-dirty simulation: 10,000 times I simulated uncorrelated objective (actual
) and subjective (estimated
) use in a sample size that’s fairly typical of papers that compare objective and subjective use.
In the simulation, I don’t estimate a normal distribution for phone use in minutes, simply because we know that minutes on your phone a) cannot be negative, b) are likely right-skewed.
For that reason, I chose a Gamma distribution.
The exact values don’t matter, but I simulated within a minute range that seems like a reasonable amount of time on your phone for a day and is in line with the literature. I also took into account that this meta-analysis found that subjective phone use is usually an overestimate compared to actual, objective phone use. The distributions look like below and are fairly representative of how distributions look like in the literature. Note that nobody has a zero, the distribution just makes it look like that. But there are several low values.
library(tidyverse)
set.seed(42)
estimated <-
tibble(
minutes = rgamma(1000, 3, 0.03)
)
actual <-
tibble(
minutes = rgamma(1000, 2.8, 0.032)
)
The mean of the estimated minutes is 99.57; mean of actual minutes is 87.93; the discrepancy between those two means is 11.64.
So for each of the 10,000 distributions, I calculate discrepancy as the absolute difference and obtain:
I ignored that the distribution of the variable isn’t normal for now.
(Yes, I know loops in R are iffy, but I find them easier than map
. Please let me know a better way to do this, always happy to get tips on code.)
# empty tibble where we'll store results in the loop below
results <- tibble(
iteration = c(),
raw_cor = c(),
raw_p = c(),
dis_cor = c(),
dis_p = c()
)
# sample size in paper
N <- 300
for (run in 1:1e4){
dat <- # data set for this run
tibble(
pp = 1:N, # participant
estimated = rgamma(N, 3, 0.03), # estimated use
actual = rgamma(N, 2.8, 0.032), # actual use
discrepancy = abs(actual - estimated) # their absolute difference
)
raw_correlation <- with(dat, cor.test(actual, estimated)) # correlation between (unrelated) actual and estimated use
discrepancy_correlation <- with(dat, cor.test(actual, discrepancy)) # correlation between absolute difference and actual use
run_results <- # store the results from the two correlations of this run
tibble(
iteration = run,
raw_cor = raw_correlation$estimate,
raw_p = raw_correlation$p.value,
dis_cor = discrepancy_correlation$estimate,
dis_p = discrepancy_correlation$p.value
)
results <- # store results of this run in overall results
bind_rows(
results,
run_results
)
}
As expected, mean(results$raw_p < .05)
= 4.84% of correlations between objective and subjective use are significant, pretty close to our nominal (and expected) Type I error rate.
The p-values are distributed uniformly, as expected with a null effect.
But for the correlation between discrepancy and objective use, the Type I error rate is extremely high, mean(results$dis_p < .05)
~ 83.39%, with many low p-values.
Also, the mean effect sizes for the raw correlation are close to zero, as simulated, (r = -0.00130), but large for the discrepancy correlation (r = 0.20).
The raw correlations have a lower SD (0.06) than the discrepany correlations (0.08).
I’m not really sure. It might be as simple as saying: predicting something with one of its components will necessarily lead to some strange results. So positive correlations between objective use and discrepancy might be severely inflated or even entirely false positives. In other words, heavy users might not be less accurate.
Then again, it’s entirely possible that there’s some math magic here that I don’t see. As you can tell, I’m still not sure what to think about this. But I thought I’d share and get some feedback. So please let me know what you think.


Year to date progression mode
The year to date progression mode evaluates the total"distance",
"time", "elevation" OR "activity count" from the beginning of a year to a specific day of
the year. And compare it to previous years. Let's take an example: Today is {{todayMoment.format("MMMM Do")}}.
So the feature will reply to the following question: "What I've accomplished
by {{todayMoment.format("MMMM Do")}} of this year compared to previous years to the same date?"
Rolling progression mode
"Rolling progression" helps you to analyze your training volume variations and intensity over a
"customise-able
fixed rolling time window" which slides every day. This is the total
"distance",
"time",
"elevation"OR
"activity
count" you were able to maintain during this window. And this day after day. In long endurance sports,
volume and intensity are the keys for success. Leaving apart intensity which can be obtained with Stress Scores
(HRSS, PSS, ...), the rolling progression provides the simplest part of the equation which is hard to get right:
the volume. By combining this with the "rolling progression targets", you will be able to track
and ensure a defined training volume pace overtime (use presets feature to define targets).
If you
still have some difficulties to understand "rolling progression", here's a use case. We assume that:
- You're a cyclist who rides
- Th rolling time window is set to 30 days
- And today is {{todayMoment.format("MMMM Do")}}
Then, as of
{{todayMoment.format("MMMM Do")}}, you have ridden
between
{{todayMoment.clone().subtract(30, "days").format("MMMM Do")}}and
{{todayMoment.format("MMMM Do")}} (today). So, on today, the rolling progression on last 30
days is
. Easy!
If in the next
10 days you decide to ride
instead of
, then on
{{todayMoment.clone().add(10, "days").format("MMMM Do")}} (10 days later), the
rolling progression on last 30 days will be
If unfortunately you get injured
on
{{todayMoment.clone().add(11, "days").format("MMMM Do")}}and you are not able to ride from
this date. Then:
- On
{{todayMoment.clone().add(11, "days").format("MMMM Do")}},
rolling last 30d progression will be ➔
- On
{{todayMoment.clone().add(12, "days").format("MMMM Do")}}, rolling last 30d
progression will be ➔
- On
{{todayMoment.clone().add(13, "days").format("MMMM Do")}}, rolling last 30d
progression will be ➔
...
- On
{{todayMoment.clone().add(40, "days").format("MMMM Do")}}, rolling last 30d
progression will be ➔
How to display progression in imperial system unit?
You will find a "App system units" option in Global Settings. Set it to imperial and go
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by Max Scheinin Read more of Max's reviews at http://www.gafieldlib.com/yanews/july97/max/max.html
Raiders Of The Lost Ark could be called a perfect film. It begins with a stretch of virtuoso filmmaking in which every minute looks polished and perfect but never overdone. ( I would willingly compare it to the opening wedding sequence of The Godfather. ) When I recently saw the video on sale I snapped up a copy ( for a generous $8.50 ) and watched it that very night. It doesn't accomplish what it wants to; it accomplishes MORE then it wants to. It wants only to entertain; it becomes, in that much over-used cinematic term, a roller-coaster ride. In the first scene Indy must swipe a golden idol from a huge temple; Threats? Alone in that one scene, we have spiders and pits and snakes - Indy HATES snakes - and rolling boulders and scheming proffesors and savage indians. You may find yourself laughing in both suprise ( there's a terrific moment revolving around Indy's whip ) and relief ( "Get a backbone" may not sound particularly funny out of context, but in Lawrence Kasdan's superb script it's hilarious ). Pauline Kael called it impersonal and, though I'm ashamed to admit it, she might be right; that is to say there's nobody to identify with. ( Although all actors are in top form; Harrison Ford, in particular, was never any better. ) But I think she might have missed the point. It's a throwback to old saturday morning serials and it creates an entire unverse that works wonderfully ( though only when seen on it's own terms. ) I watched it last night too, and at the same moments I held my breath and looked on, spellbound. I think I might watch it again tonight or tommorow. That's how well it holds up. I could never say this about any of the Star Wars films. ( I saw Return Of The Jedi twice, within two weeks, and upon the second viewing it was tedious. ) You leave with a smile in your heart and a grin on your face.
In fact it's such a good opening that there wasn't much of a chance that a sequel would live up to our high standards. Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom is a movie that inspires powerful reactions. You don't like "like" it. You love it ( as does my friend Paul ) or you hate it ( there's me. ) I've seen it twice, and only on a sceond viewing did I realize what a ludicrous film it is.  You may leave feeling as if the movie wanted to entertain you a little too much. Spielberg wasn't willing to let it simply unspool before our eyes; instead he had to make it clear that he was working hard behind the camera ( and as far as I know it's the only bad movie he's ever made. ) You can hear him saying: "Look at me, I'm entertaining you with all of these daring adventures ( aren't I? ) look, Indy's crossing a bridge, will he make it (?), oh no." You can hear me saying: "Damn it Steve, just let me watch the movie, OK?".
As for the conclusion of the trilogy, Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade, it returns to the look and feel of the first movie with a string of adventures that has you hooked from the begining to the end. It's a bit uneven but after the dud that was the second film who am I to complain? In fact it's really quite good at times ( although it never can get up there with Raiders Of The Lost Ark. ) The end is really the problem. It's a little to jokey. We should leave, still wondering what comes next. Instead we learn that Indy is named after a dog and that doesn't really let us ponder over what has just happened. The first film ended with that magical little shot inside the wherehouse, but I am almost afraid that Spielberg has lost his magic touch. Both Jurassic Park films were exciting and well done, but there was never any sense of wonder when we saw the dinosaurs. Can he ever recover this? I hope so. For now, as we wait, we can rewatch his earlier projects and pray.
Raiders Of The Lost Ark: A+ Indiana Jones And The Temple Of Doom: F Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: B+
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Hello world!
Hello and welcome to my new weblog (generously hosted here on WordPress.com).
I’ve spent the last year (or so) trying to figure out how to best present myself online. My last attempt was over on at leekelleher.com. I had some information about myself, a linklog and details of a WordPress plugin that I developed.
I found that the linklog became redundant, as it’s easier for me to use del.icio.us for my links/bookmarks.
The Category Cloud widget page is pretty much a mirror of the content hosted over at WordPress.org’s Plugins Directory.
Apart from the tidbits of information, my personal site is somewhat lacking… and definitely overkill to maintain a WordPress installation (with regular updates, patches and security releases – it was becoming too much of a chore!)
So my latest “plan” is to have all my “user-generated content” off-site; del.icio.us (combined with digg & Google Reader) for links, Flickr for photos, last.fm for music-profiling and (of course) WordPress for the content (blog posts/journals/articles).
I started to look at a PHP script called Personal Zeitgeist to pull everything together. It looks decent enough, so I’ll see how I get on with it.


Article list styles are built upon re-useable class names, so rather than an article having 1 class with lots of styles, an article will have multiple classes with only 1 or 2 styles per class.
Adding the class click
will make whole article will become clickable.

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Across: 8,28. Feminist writer I like, on "Man's Reform" (5 5) 9. Freed from bra & tie led rigmarole? (9) 11. Paves way to fix soccer net (9) 12. Get higher in company's head branch (5) 14,18. At arranged hour, I extol U.S. documentary maker (5 7) 16. She ruled Rome (tourist city, rather quiet popular one) (9) 18. see 14 19,22. Novelist King upset Siam over burn with father (7 5) 20. To do with delivering assistance, 'cos the birth can be complicated without hospitals (9) 22. see 19 23. Was he epitomising creature hiding in the crowd? (5) 25. Thus, by CIA brief, left is major threat to capitalism? (9) 27. With noticeable inclination to barge, is venturi broken? (9) 28. see 8 Down: 1. Shots fired at 14 in con (12) 2,24,27dn. Insane join up, hail religious leader (4 4 2) 3. Displacing Mecca poor is forgetting about a thing that might blow up (10) 4. With French dish coming first, peaks quite flat (8) 5. MA bus erred carrying disrespectful person (6) 6. Idle entertainer cooked rice for famous 23? (4) 7. 27 down XX, squared round object (2) 10. Journey I take, mostly with a collection of Buddhist literature (9) 13. Billie's odd elements... she bore meaningful introduction, not hollow flattery (12) 15. Most nervous letting go of asset in E.U. (9) 17. Selections include a defender, as invading force barges in for big attack (10) 19. Rebounding wealthy visitor keeping company (8) 21. Country remains backward during Shanghai's surge (6) 24. see 2 26.  (4) 27. see 2


These queries permit a module to ascertain limited kinds of information about files or other interesting artifacts, where the information is ultimately supplied by a possibly unrelated module, without mandating a direct dependency. The querier is insulated from needing to understand, much less rely on details of, the model used by the query implementation.
Although the queries are heavily used by project-related code, they may be both queried and implemented without any projects at all.
{@link org.netbeans.api.queries.CollocationQuery} checks whether files are logically part of one directory tree and thus whether relative paths between them would have any sense. {@link org.netbeans.api.queries.FileBuiltQuery} can be used to see if a file that can be "built", currently needs to be. {@link org.netbeans.api.queries.SharabilityQuery} checks whether a file is intended to be important data kept in a version-control system.


One of Baghdadi's wives was secretly captured before ISIS leader 'died like a dog'
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan announced the news today - and appeared to take a swipe at how Donald Trump told the world of Baghdadi's demise
by Amber Hicks, https://www.facebook.com/dailymirror/Turkey captured one of Baghdadi's wives more than a year ago but only revealed the news today as they didn't 'want to make a fuss'.
The announcement comes more than a week after the evil ISIS leader was "obliterated" and "died like a dog" during a raid in Syria by U.S. special forces.
The hate-filled thug spent his final moments in "utter fear, total panic and dread" before detonating a suicide vest in a tunnel where he dragged three kids with him.
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan announced the news earlier today of the wife's capture, which also comes after other family members of the killer were apprehended.
However, Mr Erdogan appeared to take a swipe at the way the U.S announced Baghdadi's death, which was revealed to the world by President Donald Trump during a press conference at the White House.
Mr Erdogan said: "The United States said Baghdadi killed himself in a tunnel. They started a communication campaign about this.
"But, I am announcing it here for the first time: We captured his wife and didn't make a fuss like them.
"Similarly, we also captured his sister and brother in law in Syria."
He gave no further details.
A senior Turkish official said that the operation in which Baghdadi's wife was detained took place on June 2, 2018 when Turkish police captured a group of 11 Islamic State suspects in Turkey's Hatay province.
He said one of the four women caught in the operation identified herself as someone else but was in fact Asma Fawzi Muhammad Al-Qubaysi - Baghdadi's first wife.
"We discovered her real identity pretty quickly. At that point, she volunteered a lot of information about Baghdadi and the inner workings of ISIS," the official said, adding that the information led to a series of arrests elsewhere.
A DNA test confirmed that another suspect was Baghdadi's daughter, and the detainees were being held at a deportation centre in Turkey.
Earlier this week, a senior Turkish official said Turkey had captured Baghdadi's sister, her husband and daughter-in-law.
They added that they hoped to gain intelligence from them about Islamic State, although they has not said what knowledge they may have had about the group's operations.
Baghdadi rose from obscurity to lead the ultra-hardline group and declare himself caliph of all Muslims, holding sway over huge areas of Iraq and Syria from 2014-2017 before Islamic State's control was wrested away by a U.S.-led coalition.
World leaders have welcomed his death, but they and security experts warned that the group, which carried out atrocities against religious minorities and horrified most Muslims, remained a security threat in Syria and beyond.
U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo previously said two of Baghdadi's wives had also been killed at the site of last month's raid.
The group said a successor to Baghdadi, identified as Abu Ibrahim al-Hashemi al-Quraishi, had been appointed.
A senior U.S. official said last week that Washington was looking at the new leader to determine where he came from.


public class WriteCustomSweeps
extends java.lang.Object
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WriteCustomSweeps(java.util.ArrayList<SweepDefinition> _userDefintions,
Devices _valentineType,
ValentineESP _valentineESP,
java.lang.Object _finalCallbackObject,
java.lang.String _finalCallbackFunction,
java.lang.Object _errorCallbackObject,
java.lang.String _errorCallbackFunction)
Initializes the WriteCustomSweeps state machine with the custom sweeps,
ValentineESP object, and the success/failure callbacks.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
getSweepDefinitionsFinalCallback(ResponseSweepDefinitions _resp)
Final Callback that receives the custom sweeps written to the V1 and stores them inside of an array list before sending them to
the calling objects final callback method.
|
void |
getSweepWriteResultCallback(ResponseSweepWriteResult _resp)
Callback that fires once the custom sweeps have been written to the V1 and returns result of the CustomSweep write.
|
void |
Start()
Starts writing the custom Sweeps to the V1.
|
void |
sweepReaderErrorCallback(java.lang.Integer errCode)
Notifies the callback objects error callback method that an error has occurred while attempting to read the
custom sweep and passes in the error code.
|
void |
sweepReaderSuccessCallback(java.util.ArrayList<SweepDefinition> _defs)
Callback fires once we've first successfully read the sweeps from the V1.
|
public WriteCustomSweeps(java.util.ArrayList<SweepDefinition> _userDefintions, Devices _valentineType, ValentineESP _valentineESP, java.lang.Object _finalCallbackObject, java.lang.String _finalCallbackFunction, java.lang.Object _errorCallbackObject, java.lang.String _errorCallbackFunction)
_userDefintions
- ArrayList of custom sweeps to be written to the V1._valentineType
- V1 type._valentineESP
- The ValentineESP object to register for various callbacks._finalCallbackObject
- The object thats will notified once the custom sweeps have been written._finalCallbackFunction
- The function that will be called once the custom sweeps have been written.
{Argument must be ArrayList_errorCallbackObject
- The object that will receive the error callback._errorCallbackFunction
- The function to call if there is an error writing the custom sweeps.public void Start()
public void sweepReaderErrorCallback(java.lang.Integer errCode)
errCode
- The error code returned from the V1.public void sweepReaderSuccessCallback(java.util.ArrayList<SweepDefinition> _defs)
_defs
- The custom sweeps that are currently in the V1 before the write.public void getSweepWriteResultCallback(ResponseSweepWriteResult _resp)
_resp
- The result of the custom sweep write.public void getSweepDefinitionsFinalCallback(ResponseSweepDefinitions _resp)
_resp
- The sweep definition response that contains a sweep definition from the V1.


This is a demo for AnyLogger light version. You can see on your console, some pre made console logging with the Console handler. Try to log stuff below to see more logs. Enjoy!
Log it!


Car Pooling System
Explore our range
Available Vehicles
Vehicle Route
My Profile
Book My Cab
Explore our range


| BoardMessage |
Message which contains the board.
|
| BuildMessage |
Message which contains the positions available for the building phase.
|
| ColorsMessage |
Message which contains the colors available or the color picked from a user.
|
| DisconnectionMessage |
Message to notify a disconnection to the other players.
|
| ErrorMessage |
Message to notify an error to the user.
|
| GenericMessage |
Message to notify generic information to the user.
|
| GodListMessage |
Message which contains the gods available or the god picked from a user.
|
| LobbyMessage |
Message which contains the current players and the maximum size of the lobby .
|
| LoginReply |
Message used to confirm or discard a login request of a client.
|
| LoginRequest |
Message used by the client to request a login to the server.
|
| MatchInfoMessage |
Message which contains information about the current status of the match.
|
| Message |
Abstract message class which must be extended by each message type.
|
| PingMessage |
Message used to keep the connection alive.
|
| PlayerNumberReply |
Message used to send to the server the number of players picked by the client.
|
| PlayerNumberRequest |
Message used to ask the client the maximum number of players of the game.
|
| PositionMessage |
Message which contains a list of positions.
|
| PrepareEffectMessage |
Message used to notify the preparation phase of a god's effect.
|
| WinMessage |
Message to notify that a player has won the game.
|


fun <reified T> Array<T>.anyNull(): Boolean
Checks the Array to see if any of the elements are null.
Author
Boston Vanseghi
Since
2.0.2
fun <reified T> Array<Array<T>>.anyNull(): Boolean
Checks the 2D Array to see if any of the elements are null.
Author
Boston Vanseghi
Since
2.0.2
fun <reified T> Array<Array<Array<T>>>.anyNull(): Boolean
Checks the 3D Array to see if any of the elements are null.
Author
Boston Vanseghi
Since
2.0.2


Scroll down and interact with the visualizations. Each view shows the same network, a fictive dynamic scientific social network. Hovering elements in one visualization propagates to the other views, highlighting the same element(s).
Use the time slider in each visualization to navigate through time. Each visualization provides additional parameters for visual refinement. (Possible delays in interaction are due to synchronization between visualizations. Visualizations will be faster if used in isolation).
Node Link Visualization
Node-link diagrams show nodes in the network as points (dots) and (multiple) relations between nodes as straight parallel lines. Moving the time slider on the top of the visualization filters links between nodes according to their presence in time. Colors show the type of relation.
Matrix Visualization
Adjacency matrices (or simply matrices) are table representations of networks. Nodes are represented both as rows and columns, connections between nodes are shown as black or colored cells in the matrix. Contrary to node-link representations, matrices do not suffer from visual clutter if the network is dense (i.e. contains many links). Matrices help you exploring dense networks that would look too cluttered with node-link diagrams.
The below example shows a cluster of connections of the same type (red). The first row in the matrix, featuring cells of different types (colors), indicates a highly connected node.
Node labels are shown for rows and columns. A small overview on the left shows the entire matrix and the currently visible part when panning and zooming.
Dynamic Ego Visualization
An dynamic ego network shows a node in a network (ego) and its immediate neighbors (alters), as well as connections between the alters. A dynamic ego network shows these connections over time. The below visualization shows a timeline running from left to right. Rows represent nodes in the network and arcs represent connections between them. Adapting the time slider on the top of the visualization adapts the time range visible in the visualization.
Clicking a node label sets this node the current ego node and removes all nodes from the visualization that are not connected to the ego node.
Map Visualization
The map visualization shows a dynamic network with nodes having geographic node positions. This requires that nodes have geographic coordinates associated with them in the data model. Every dot-node on the map represents a position of an actual node in the network. In other words, for every geographical position that one node occupies during its lifetime, there is one node rendered on the map. Hovering a node on the map, shows all the nodes belonging to the same node in the network. For example, if a person in a social network moves between three different positions over time, there will be three nodes rendered on the map and highlighted if one of them is hovered.
All locations that are occupied by some node over time, are rendered as black transparent squares. Hovering, reveals the location's name as well as the names of the present nodes.
Nodes without any geographic position (free nodes) will be placed as close as possible to all their connected neighbors. Free nodes are rendered transparent, which can be adjusted using the corresponding slider on the top of the map visualization.
One common problem with geographic positions is, that multiple nodes are present at the same location. The map visualization allows to specify an offset between these nodes (slider on the top of the visualization) that nodes at the same geographical position slightly apart.
The visual encoding of the network is otherwise the same as for the node-link visualization.


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In general there should no longer be any requirement for CPU, NEURONHOME, or LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variables. However, if you have trouble launching NEURON it may be because I am not using libtool generically in the configuration files and need an explicit LD_LIBRARY_PATH for interviews or for the compiler libraries.
A very important addition to NEURON is the ability to use JAVA. At this time, installation of this feature requires the explicit invocation of the --with-nrnjava argument to the configure command when configuring nrn-5.3. I am very grateful to Fred Howell<EMAIL_ADDRESS>of Nigel Goddard's lab for designing and providing a sample implementation of the NEURON to Java interface.
cd $HOME gunzip -c iv-15.tar.gz | tar xf - cd iv-15 ./config.guess #your hostcpu is printed in the form hostcpu-vendor-osversion ./configure --prefix=$HOME/iv make make installDownload nrn-5.3.tar.gz into home directory and then
cd $HOME gunzip -c nrn-5.3.tar.gz | tar xf - cd nrn-5.3 ./configure --prefix=$HOME/nrn --with-iv=$HOME/iv --with-nrnjava make make installFinally, test NEURON by running its "demonstration" program.
#hostcpu is the output of config.guess in the form hostcpu-vendor-osversion $HOME/nrn/hostcpu/bin/neurondemoIf the last instruction fails, try the last instruction again after
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH "${HOME}/nrn/hostcpu/lib:${HOME}/iv/hostcpu/lib"
cd $HOME gunzip -c nrn-5.3.tar.gz | tar xf - cd nrn-5.3 ./configure --prefix=$HOME/nrn --without-iv make make install cd $HOME/nrn/share/nrn/demo/release $HOME/nrn/hostcpu/bin/nrnivmodl hostcpu/specialIf the last command fails you may need a
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH "${HOME}/nrn/hostcpu/lib"
cd $HOME gunzip -c nrn-5.3.tar.gz | tar xf - cd nrn-5.3 ./configure --prefix=$HOME/nrn --without-nrniv make make install cd $HOME/nrn/share/nrn/demo/release $HOME/nrn/hostcpu/bin/nrnocmodl hostcpu/specialIf the last command fails you may need a
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH "${HOME}/nrn/hostcpu/lib"
iv-15.tar.gzand then download
nrn-5.3.tar.gzIn most cases the following should be sufficient for a complete installation
gunzip -c iv-15.tar.gz | tar xf - cd iv-15 #read the INSTALL file. ./configure --prefix=/where/you/want/it make make install cd .. rm -r -f iv-15
If you don't specify a prefix it defaults to /usr/local/iv
I use:
./configure --prefix=$HOME/iv
To install the NEURON part
gunzip -c nrn-5.3.tar.gz | tar xf - cd nrn-5.3 #read the INSTALL file ./configure --prefix=/where/you/want/it --with-iv=/where/you/installed/interviews make make install cd .. rm -r -f nrn-5.3
If you don't specify a prefix it defaults to /usr/local/nrn
If you don't specify a --with-iv it first looks in prefix/../iv and then
in /usr/local/iv
I use:
./configure --prefix=$HOME/nrn --with-iv=$HOME/ivNotice that in my case
./configure --prefix=$HOME/nrnwould suffice because interviews was installed in $HOME/iv
In general there should no longer be any requirement for CPU, NEURONHOME, or LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variables. However, if you have trouble launching NEURON it may be because I am not using libtool generically in the configuration files and need an explicit LD_LIBRARY_PATH for interviews or for the compiler libraries. Installation is successful if
/where/you/want/it/hostcpu/bin/neurondemocreates /where/you/want/it/share/nrn/demo/neuron (if it doesn't already exist) and launches the demo.
If this is not the case then set these environment variables manually. After configuration, these environment variables are no longer needed.
On my machine these end up as
JDKDIR=/usr/j2se JDKLIBARCH=sparc JDKINCLUDEARECH=solarisAfter building NEURON, you may need a LD_LIBRARY_PATH addition to tell where to find this library at run time. On my machine I use:
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $HOME/iv/sparc/lib:/local/gnu/lib setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $JDKDIR/jre/lib/sparc:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Your PATH should be set so that it can find java, javac, and javah. On my machine I use:
set path=($JDKDIR/bin $path)
hines <~>% java -version java version "1.3.0_02" Java(TM) 2 Runtime Environment, Standard Edition (build 1.3.0_02) Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 1.3.0_02, mixed mode) hines <~>%The key is for jni.h to have
#define JNI_VERSION_1_2 0x00010002


Wensday I recieved a 1/20th g of dried leaves from a friend at school. He recommended I only do a little. So I ignored him. I went home laying in bed and took in the whole bowl full he had given me. Much to my surprise absolutely nothing happened.
Thursday comes, as I walk to my front door I notice a tiny package. Whats that? The 10X came! I rip open the package and read the note that came with it 'Sorry out of 10X, upgraded to 15X'. Well the 15X belonged to a friend who had used my home as a place to send it so I called him and we agreed to hang out that night after work. I cleaned my room as I've read reports about individuals getting up and hurting themselvs. He laid on my couch, and I put on some pink floyd.
He loaded half a bowl of the 15X lite it up and inhailed deeply. He finished off the bowl and handed me the pipe. Yet he held on the lighter. Approximately 25 seconds later his face was struct with one of bewilderment. I asked him if he noticed anything because so far he hadn't mentioned anything. Then he started mumbling he was 'fucked up'. He started looking around the room frantically. I couldn't help but laugh because I thought he was joking since I had tried the leaves the previous day with no results.
After I laughed he jumped off the couch holding a pillow and moved to the center of the room facing me. He proceeded to ask me if I was going to try to escape and what I was laughing about. I apologised for freaking him out and said 'everything is cool, just take a seat'. Slowly he came back to normal. His response to me 'eh, its not very impressive I didn't see anything'.
Well I figured I would just double the dose then. So I loaded the pipe up completely and hit the bowl 2 times very hard. However afterward my friend mentioned to me that I had hit it at least 5 times. When he asked for the pipe I replied 'naw thats alright I'm fine'(drug induced). After the second hit I remeber feeling/seeing/sensing an orb it was pale white and had my life in it. I didn't ever really lose sense of the room, but either my peripheral vision was gone or I just could not think about that many things at once. I also had lost sense of myself, where I was, and what I was doing. I looked down at some shoes, then back at my friend. It felt as if a lifetime had past, in the sense that I was remebering everything about what was going on.
I turned to him and he said 'You feel anything?' and I really didn't know what he was talking about. I said 'I don't know whats going on'. He got this freaked out look on his face, which really didn't seem to bother me. Finally I realized I was on salvia, and I said 'Hey man, I think I am on drugs'. Then my cellphone started ringing so I answered it. It was a girl from school she said hello to me and I replied 'I'm not sure who you are but when I figure it out I'll give you a call back'. We ended our conversation there.
My motor skills felt very strange the entire time as if something was pulling me toward the floor. Finally I started coming down, the peak effects lasted for about 2-3 minutes. After that I felt I had to concentrate very hard to walk I was afraid I would for the rest of my life have to focus like that. However, slowly walking became more natural. I suppose the motor skills can best be described as almost alcoholic in nature however you don't feel drunk which is a strange feeling while being 'sober'. I felt very strange, and wanted to make sure the rest of the world still existed because the room had a very strange sense to it.
I said, hey you want to go for a walk. So we jogged around the block and came back in. Finally I came down completely. My motorskills came back to normal, and he said he was cool to drive I agreed.  He started smoking at 10:25, I smoked at 10:45 entire adventure ended by 11:10. He left around 11:15. I've tripped on shrooms 6 different times. Salvia is nothing to laugh at. I did get a sense of that 'plant' like energy. That may have had something to do with the taste, it tasted almost like minty fresh mud. Very delicious.
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Ocean [au49], ocean, in The Inner Sea
Last updated Turn #139
Ocean [au49], ocean, in The Inner Sea
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3: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails, arrived
3: from Ocean [au50], owner:
3: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with one worker, 94 sailors
3: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire, with 11 workers, six sailors, 63 lt.
3: xbowmen, accompanied by:
3: Lutra [a4w], Imperial Empire, with 13 paladins, 29 pikemen
3: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire, with seven soldiers, 42 pikemen
3: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire, with 43 pikemen
3: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire, with ten workers, 48 lt. xbowmen
3: Khaki Blazer [w4j], Imperial Empire, with 13 soldiers,
3: six pikemen, 32 lt. foot
3: Banian [e7n], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the
3: Church of Eres [151], with four soldiers, ten angels
3: Winstin [o7y], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
3: Merbit [e2m], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
3: Trokad [m3d], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
4: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
4: departed for Ocean [au48].
30: It is no longer windy.
Routes leaving Ocean:
North, to Ocean [at49], 6 days
East, to Ocean [au50], 6 days
South, to Ocean [av49], 6 days
West, to Ocean [au48], 6 days