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The rugby evening headlines as England fear Saracens stars may turn down Six Nations and Welshman branded 'best in the world'
These are turbulent times in English rugby
by Matthew SouthcombeHere are your evening headlines for Monday, November 18.
Dan Biggar branded 'best in the world'
Wales fly-half Biggar has already been back in action for club side Northampton Saints over the weekend and tore it up at Franklin's Gardens.
He scored 20 points in the English side's impressive 25-14 victory over Lyon in the Champions Cup, orchestrated proceedings with distinction.
Afterwards, Northampton director of rugby Chris Boyd said: “Dan will always do that for you. He is the best in the world at what he does.
“It was particularly pleasing that Dan and the other World Cup returnees fitted in so well."
Fears Sarries players will turn their back on England
England boss Eddie Jones has admitted his concern that his Saracens contingent could turn their back on their country in order to ensure the Premiership survival of their club side.
Sarries have accepted their 35-point deduction and £5.36 million fine for breaching the Gallagher Premiership's salary cap.
The reigning English and European champions now find themselves rooted to the bottom of the table on -22 points and will now spend much of the season scrapping for their lives.
Jones fears it may lead to some players not wanting to leave their team-mates in the lurch during the upcoming Six Nations.
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"It could have a significant impact. It's something we need to weigh up and look at very carefully," England boss Jones told BBC Sport.
"Obviously there may be some dislocation between Saracens players and the rest of the clubs. That's a reality and we may have to work to mend those relationships a bit harder.
"There might be some Saracens players who feel like they've got to play for their club instead of their country, to make sure they don't go down. So we'll weigh all those up as they come about."
Wales suffer fresh injury blow
The injuries are really starting to mount up now for new Wales boss Wayne Pivac, who is set to be without prop Tomas Francis for the Six Nations.
Francis suffered a nasty shoulder injury during the Rugby World Cup semi-final defeat to South Africa. He requires surgery and is expected to be out for up to four months.
Exeter boss Rob Baxter said: “After two or three scans it became clear that Tom needs an operation to repair the shoulder injury he picked up with Wales at the World Cup.
WRU chief predicts Howley investigation to be concluded within a 'few weeks'
Welsh Rugby Union chairman Gareth Davies says he anticipates that the investigation into Rob Howley's alleged breach of World Rugby betting regulations will be concluded in the next few weeks.
Howley was relieved of his duties as Wales attack coach in the week leading up to the first game of their Rugby World Cup campaign against Georgia.
After that, an investigation was put into action and has been ongoing ever since.
"My understanding is it will hopefully be completed in the next few weeks or so," said Davies.
"But it’s case of ensuring we do it properly and have all the facts available to us.
"It’s our investigation and if there’s a case to answer it will go to an independent panel and then the outcome of that I suspect goes to World Rugby."
Read the full interview with Gareth Davies here.


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1 Some time later, Nahash, the king of the Ammon people group, died. Then his son Hanun became their king.
2 When David heard about that, he thought to himself, "Nahash was kind to me, so I will be kind to his son." So David sent some officials there, to tell Hanun that he was sorry to hear that Hanun's father had died.
But when David's officials came to Hanun in the land where the Ammonite lived,
3 the leaders of the Ammon people group said to Hanun, "Do you think that David is really to honor your father that King David is sending these men to say that he is sorry that your father died? We think that his men have come to look around our city in order to determine how his army can conquer us."
4 Hanun believed what they said; so he commanded some soldiers who seized the officials whom David had sent, and shaved off their beards, and insulted them by cutting off the lower part of their robes, and then sent them away.
5 The officials were greatly humiliated. When David found out about what had happened to his officials, he sent some messengers to them to tell them, "Stay at Jericho until your beards have grown again, and then return home."
6 Then the leaders of the Ammon people group realized that they had greatly insulted David. So Hanun and some of his officials sent about 34,000 kilograms of silver to hire chariots and chariot drivers from the regions of Aram Naharaim, Aram Maacah and Zobah northeast of Israel.
7 They hired 32,000 chariots and chariot drivers, as well as the kings of the region of Maacah and their armies. They came and set up their tents near the city of Medeba in the region of Moab. The soldiers from the Ammon people group also marched out and stood in their positions at the entrance to their capital city, Rabbah.
8 When David heard about that, he sent Joab and all his army.
9 The soldiers of the Ammon people group came out of their city and lined up for battle at the entrance to their capital city, Rabbah. Meanwhile, the other kings who had come with their armies stood in their positions in the open fields.
10 Joab saw that there were groups of enemy soldiers in front of his troops and behind his troops. So he selected some of the best Israelite troops and put them in positions to fight against the soldiers of Aram.
11 He appointed his older brother Abishai to be the commander of his other soldiers and he told them to stand in their positions in front of the army of the Ammon people group.
12 Joab said to them, "If the soldiers from Aram are too strong for us to defeat them, then your soldiers must come and help us. But if the soldiers from the Ammon people group are too strong for you to defeat them, then my soldiers will come and help your men.
13 We must be strong and fight hard to defend our people and our cities that belong to our God. I will pray that Yahweh will do what he considers to be good."
14 So Joab and his troops advanced to fight the army of Aram , and the soldiers from Aram ran away from them.
15 And when the soldiers of the Ammon people group saw that the soldiers from Aram were running away, they also started to run away from Abishai and his army, and they retreated back inside the city. So Joab and his army returned to Jerusalem.
16 After the leaders of the army of Aram realized that they had been defeated by the army of Israel, they sent messengers to another part of Aram on the east side of the Euphrates river, and brought troops from there to the battle area, with Shophach, the commander of Hadadezer's army, leading them.
17 When David heard about that, he gathered all the Israelite soldiers, and they crossed the Jordan River. They advanced and took their battle positions to attack the army of Aram.
18 But the army of Aram ran away from the soldiers of Israel. However, David's soldiers killed 7,000 of their chariot drivers and 40,000 other soldiers. They also killed Shophach, their army commander.
19 When the kings who had been ruled by Hadadezer realized that they had been defeated by the Israelite army, they made peace with David, and agreed to allow him to rule them.
So the rulers of Aram did not want to help the rulers of the Ammon people group anymore.


Paw-some! In a first, Uttarakhand Police trains stray for their dog squad
The 1.14-minute clip, which has gone viral on social media, shows the canine squad jumping through hurdles and performing acrobatic stunts. In the end, the stray dog is seen going through the paces.
by Trends DeskAfter a brown dog, named Asha, became the first Indian breed to join West Bengal Police force, another stray is being trained to be part of Uttarakhand Police’s canine squad. A video shared by the official Twitter account of the Uttarakhand police department shows the stray dog performing tricks at an event along with its trainer.
The Uttarakhand Police said for the first time it was training a street dog to join its canine squad, where mostly foreign breeds like German Shepherds and Labradors are preferred to sniff out explosives and drugs.
The 1.14-minute clip, which has gone viral on social media, shows the canine squad jumping through hurdles and performing acrobatic stunts. In the end, the stray dog is seen going through the paces.
Once shared online, the video triggered several reactions, with many lauding the police department for the move. “Great step, please keep uploading videos like these,” wrote a user on the viral post.


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West of Dead starring Ron Perlman announced, open beta live on Xbox One
by Stephany NunneleyTwin-stick shooter West of Dead was announced during X019 London today.
West of Dead stars Ron Perlman as William Mason, a dead man awakened with “only the memory of a figure in black.” Apparently, his existence has set off a chain of events with “mythic consequences.”
Here’s a short synopsis:
Thrown into the unknown procedurally generated hunting grounds of Purgatory, your skills will be put to the test as you shoot and dodge your way through the grime and grit of the underworld. The game evolves the twin-stick shooter with tactical cover usage, find out if you have what it takes to get through Purgatory with your soul intact.
Developed by UK-based Upstream Arcade, the game will be released on Xbox One, Xbox Game Pass (at launch), PlayStation 4, Switch, and PC in 2020.
An open beta is currently live on Xbox One and will run through November 25.


Lyme Disease affects millions every day, it's a poorly understood debilitating illness **caused by a bacterium called Borrelia Burgdorferi sensu lato**. It can mimic or cause all sorts of more commonly known syndromes, such as Multiple Sclerosis[1], ALS[2][3], Rheumatoid Arthritis[1], or Alzheimer[5]. It's a very complex illness, and if it wasn't enough, it usually presents itself with a host of other infectious agents, such as Bartonella sp, Babesia sp, Mycoplasma sp, Chlamydia and others, making the clinical picture in most cases very insidious, unspecific and thus difficult to diagnose.
As one of the first doctors that started treating this disease, who eventually had to abandon practice, [open sourcing his work](http://www.lymenet.org/BurrGuide200810.pdf) puts it in front of the Senate in 1993, some have called this **The Lyme Disease Conspiracy**.
You read it right, 1993, 24 years ago, and I would say that things might be worse now in some respects.
As world renowned Lyme expert Joseph Jemsek puts it, "Lyme disease is the next tsunami", and indeed it is: The internet is furious, full of people tired of being let down by their medical establishment, and looking for answers. You might not have that Doctor at hand who will be willing to prescribe long term antibiotics, or simply cannot afford it. Thankfuly, there are other options, remember this, there is always hope.
Enter Stephen Buhner.
Stephen Buhner is an american herbalist, poet, and author, descendant of Leroy Burney, the eight Surgeon General of the United States under Kennedy and Eisenhower, he is an extremely intelligent individual who has dedicated a couple of decades to research this disease, and has been perfecting a protocol with the help of the thousands of patients that over the years have given feedback. He is a world expert in Herbal Medicine, and his digestion of existing scientific research is incredible. His books are full of scientific references, and his gift as a writer makes reading his books a delightful experience. I recommend it.
## So what is this Buhner Protocol all about
The key aspect of the **Buhner Protocol** for Lyme disease and coinfecions, is that it's not fixed, it's not a set of pills or herbs thing, he seems to have fully understand the basis of the problem, and in contrast with a lot of other conventional Lyme doctors, he considers major symptoms that make Lyme patients' life miserable a priority to solve, so that patients can become more active, healthier and stick better with the rest of the protocol.
The protocol that Stephen Buhner recommends for treating Lyme Disease consists of a "core", which is going to be the same, or really similar for everyone, and then differerent additions depending on different coinfections or differences in symptomatology.
### The core protocol
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#### Endothelial Protection (Japanese Knotweed)
According Buhner himself, the herb **that is having more success** in tackling a Borrelia infection longterm is **Japanese Knotweed**. This plant, with latin name **Polygonum Cuspidatum** widely used in Chinese medicine, mainly for circulatory issues, by the name Huzhang (虎杖), according to Stephen Buhner, _seems_ to be the most specific tackling the cytokine cascade that these Borrelia bacteria initiate. In his own words:
> "After a decade of experience with it, it's pretty reliable in **reversing symptoms** [of Lyme Disease] for most people who use it"
One of it's main active compounds is **Resveratrol**, which might be familiar for the readers, and it's been researched all accross the globe with promising results for a variety of conditions.
This plant appears to protect endothelial cells from damage caused by these intraceullular infections, preventing the pathogens from causing further damage, as well as functioning as a synergist, enhancing the action of other herbs or antibiotics that may be taken at the same time.
The dosage Buhner recommends is as follows[4]:
- **Powder:** 1 teaspoon to 1 table spoon of the root powder 3x daily. Start at 1 teaspoon and work up slowly.
(This is the form that was of most benefit to me) or...
- **Tincture:** 1/4 to 1 tsp 3-6x daily, or...
- **Tablets**: These are the ones you find in your regular store labeled **Resveratrol**, but make sure that it comes from Polygonum Cuspidatum and not from grapes. The dosage that Buhner recommends is the same listed usually in the bottles (2 tables per day, with 500mg per table, giving 80mg total reserveratrol a day with 20mg of resveratrol itself.)
#### Cytokine remodulation
Another strategy of his protocol is to modulate the pro-inflammatory Cytokine cascade [an entire article about this is underway] that these bacteria initiate leading to all sorts of chronic health problems.
His battle tested approach for this are the _Combined tinctures_ **Salvia Miltiorrhiza** and **Scutellaria Baicalensis**.
Dosage as follows:
- **Tincture**: 1 tsp 3x daily.
#### Collagen protection
Also a big one. This was of great benefit for me.
- Great lakes gelatin powder. 1 tbl, once a day
- Vitamin C: 1000 - 3000mg daily (Some might have kidney concerns but at that dosage it appears to be fine)
- Selenium: 200mcg daily.
#### Immune remodulation
- Uncaria tomentosa bark
- Powder: 1 tsp 3x daily, or...
- Tincture: 1/4 to 1/2 tsp 3x daily, or...
- Tablets / capsules: 1-4 500mg tablets/capsules 3x day
- Cordyceps mycelium
- Powder: 1tsp-1tbl 3x daily, or...
- Tincture: 1/2-1 tsp 3x daily
- Withania somnifera
- Powder: 1/2 tsp in a.m., 1 tsp p.m. before bed.
- Eleutherococcus senticosus
- Tincture: 1/2 tsp 3x daily.
- Glycyrrhiza
- Tincture: 1/4 tsp 3x daily.
#### Antispirochetal
> Warning: This herb might be too hard on people with an ALS type lyme, where too much herxing is often detrimental, causing more neuronal death. So caution is advised.
Andrographis capsules: _Begin with a dose and work up_.
#### Neuroborreliosis
A very important herb in his protocol is **Uncaria rhyncophylla**, the dosage he recommends is as follows:
- Tincture: 1/2 - 1 tsp 3-6x daily, depending on the severity of brain infection.
### The expanded protocol
Although the core protocol seems to be very useful by itself, having us seen it first hand, this author's research has also focused in address specific reported symptomatologies, so that patients quality of life can improve more rapidly while on it, and to account for differences in clinical presentations, which, in Lyme disease complex, are many.
[To be continued]
References:
[1]: Why Can't I Get Better? Solving the Mystery of Lyme and Chronic Disease
[2]: Motor neuron disease recovery associated with IV ceftriaxone and anti-Babesia therapy. DOI: 10.1111/j.1600-0404.2006.00727.x
[3]: Generalised motor neuron disease as an unusual manifestation of Borrelia burgdorferi infection. DOI: 10.1136/jnnp.63.2.257
[4]: Healing Lyme. Natural Healing of Lyme Borreliosis and the Coinfection Chlamydia and Spotted Fever Rickettsioses. Stephen Harrod Buhner
[4]: Cystic borrelia in Alzheimer’s disease and in non-dementia neuroborreliosis. DOI: 10.1016/j.jalz.2006.05.1465
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Source code for models.bicycle
#!/usr/bin/env python
"""
Module for bicycle models with params set for SVEA cars.
"""
import numpy as np
import math
import rospy
from svea.states import VehicleState
__license__ = "MIT"
__maintainer__ = "Frank Jiang"
__email__ =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>__status__ = "Development"
[docs]class SimpleBicycleModel(object):
""" Simple Bicycle Model
State-space equation is:
.. math::
\\dot{x} &= v\\cos(\\phi), \\\\
\\dot{y} &= v\\sin(\\phi), \\\\
\\dot{\\phi} &= \\frac{v}{L} \\tan(\\delta), \\\\
\\dot{v} &= a.
where :math:`x, y, \phi, v` are x position, y position, yaw,
and velocity; :math:`\delta, a` are the steering angle and
acceleration inputs; and :math:`L` is the wheel
base length. This object also includes a method for dynamics updates
based on the set sampling time and the embedded bicycle model.
Units are [m, rad, s, m/s]
:param x: Initial x position, defaults to 0.0
:type x: float
:param y: Initial y position, defaults to 0.0
:type y: float
:param yaw: Initial yaw, defaults to 0.0
:type yaw: float
:param v: Initial velocity, defaults to 0.0
:type v: float
:param dt: Sampling time for dynamics update, defaults to 0.1
:type dt: float
"""
L = 0.32
DELTA_MAX = 40*math.pi/180 # max steering angle [rad]
TAU = 0.1 # gain for simulating SVEA's ESC
def __init__(self, state=VehicleState()):
""" Initialize state. """
self.state = state
self.steering = 0
def __repr__(self):
return self.state.__repr__()
def __str__(self):
return self.state.__str__()
def _sim_esc(self, velocity, target_velocity):
# simulates esc dynamics
return 1/self.TAU * (target_velocity - velocity)
def _update(self, state, accel, delta, dt):
# update state using simple bicycle model dynamics
delta = np.clip(delta, -self.DELTA_MAX, self.DELTA_MAX)
x, y, yaw, v = state
state.x += v * np.cos(yaw) * dt
state.y += v * np.sin(yaw) * dt
state.yaw += v / self.L * np.tan(delta) * dt
state.v += accel * dt
[docs] def update(self, steering, velocity, dt):
"""
Updates state using set sampling time, dt, and embedded bicycle
dynamics. Designed to take same inputs as SVEA vehicle's
low-level interface.
:param steering: input steering angle for the car
:type steering: float
:param velocity: input velocity for the car
:type velocity: float
"""
accel = self._sim_esc(self.state.v, velocity)
delta = steering
self.steering = steering
self._update(self.state, accel, delta, dt)
self.state.time_stamp += rospy.Duration.from_sec(dt)


GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services Open Government Report 2014 To institutionalize a culture of transparent and open government, accountability, and to expand opportunities for resident participation and collaboration, this report describes how the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS) has and will continue to develop and enhance transparency, public participation, and collaboration. In accordance with Mayor’s Order 2014-170, this report addresses the following topics: 1) Transparency DYRS prides itself on open and transparent government agency, resulting in a 3prong approach ensuring the public is well-informed about the inner-workings of the agency. This includes 1) data, 2) specialized reports, and 3) direct access: 1. Data On our government website, numerous data points are provided to the public; specifically in relation to public safety, population, and youth development indicators. http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/data 2. Specialized Reports To assist our stakeholders to better understand the work of the agency, we constantly provide specialized reports on our government website. These include, but are not limited to: performance reports; knowledge briefs; research reports; and white papers. http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/dyrs-specialized-publications 3. Direct Access The agency also provides easy-to-use direct access to our stakeholders on our website. This includes an Ask the Director form on every page; Media Inquiries page; Open Government and FOIA page; and telephone numbers for the Director and agency. While the agency is proud of the access provided to the public, there is always room for improvement. Having said this, DYRS is working closely with the Office of the City Administrator (OCA) and the Office of the Chief Technology Officer (OCTO) to 1 identify a significant number of datasets that OCA and OCTO expect to publish online later this year. If no dataset from DYRS is selected to be included in this 2014 release, we will continue to work with OCA and OCTO to identify datasets appropriate to publish in 2015. In the future, requirements for open data reporting will be provided by the Chief Data Officer. 2) Public Engagement and Participation DYRS provides stakeholders, including our youth and their family’s direct ability to participate and be informed of the agency’s decision-making process. We ensure families know their rights, roles, expectations, frequently asked questions, and where to go if help is needed. On our website, we specifically have a “For Families” page providing the following necessary information to keep our families informed throughout their involvement with DYRS: http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/dyrs-resources-families DYRS also provides information on the services we provide: http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/dyrs-services And our approach and methodologies: http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/about-dyrs Going forward, DYRS will improve its use of social media to enhance public engagement and participation. This is an emphasis for the upcoming year to ensure every avenue is exhausted to keep our stakeholders informed and involved. 3) Collaboration DYRS works closely with our internal and external stakeholders. DYRS regularly participates in cluster meetings with the Deputy Mayor for Public Safety and Justice, Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services, and the Interagency Incident Management Team. Additionally, DYRS and the Children and Youth Investment Trust (CYITC) collaborated to launch DC YouthLink, a coalition of community-based organizations that provide a diverse array of services to court-involved youth in their home neighborhoods. By focusing on community-based interventions, DC YouthLink is at the forefront of a national trend in positive, community-based services and placements for youth committed to a juvenile justice agency. The initiative is based on the premise that youth are best served within the context of their home community 2 and that building upon their strengths and the strengths of the community is the most effective way to enhance public safety. http://dyrs.dc.gov/page/dc-youthlink To improve information sharing within and outside of the agency, DYRS recently implemented the FAMCare system. FAMCare is designed and developed as a juvenile justice case management system. It is the standard application many jurisdictions around the country. Its robust architecture permits flexible and userfriendly customization by the end users, thus eliminating much of the need for IT involvement in customizing forms and ad-hoc reporting. 3


Forget the Beatles, this is Ballarat's rooftop performance you'll want to see
by Jolyon AttwoollBallarat's music scene will hit new territory next week when musicians take over the Central Square rooftop car park as part of the inaugural Fringe Benefits line-up.
On Friday (November 29) - the eve of the Spilt Milk festival - acts at the open-air car park include The Fed Uni Pipe Band and local bands Meraki Minds and Snake Valley.
It is the first time it has been used for live music.
READ MORE: Chance for local musicians to perform ahead of festival at 'Fringe Benefits' program
Central Square's marketing manager Kate O'Hehir said: "Everyone's been really supportive to help make it happen. We can't wait."
"Customers will be able to get some $2 cheap eats, come out here, listen to the music, and enjoy the vibe."
She said it was a great opportunity to welcome some new people into the centre, with thousands of visitors expected to be in Ballarat for Spilt Milk.
Meraki Minds also play the next day at the festival, which takes place for the first time in the city.
- See fringebenefitsballarat.com.au for full details of more than 120 performers at 35 venues.


Examples of pile types include piles of bridge fragments, or Burgeoning Spiderworts, which have a bundle of berries.
To create a new type of pile, please follow the making object types tutorial.
Overview
Pile objects just sit there, and can be attacked by the Pikmin. Once they suffer enough damage, they give the Pikmin one of their resources. They can recharge with time, and change their look as the number of resources they have left changes.
Pile type objects are hardcoded in the engine to sit there and have their health depleted, give out resources when they suffer enough damage, show how many resources they have, changed their look based on how many resources they have, and optionally disappear when they're empty.
Properties
Besides the global object type properties, a pile type has the following properties.
Mandatory
contents
: What resource they contain. Specify the name of the resource object type here.
Recommended
health_per_resource
: The pile must suffer this much damage to give out the next resource. Defaults to 1.max_amount
: At most, this pile type can only contain these many resources inside. Defaults to 1.
Optional
auto_shrink_smallest_radius
: If not 0, the pile's radius will start shrinking automatically as its amount decreases. This property specifies what the final radius should be, i.e. the radius when there's only one resource. Defaults to 0.can_drop_multiple
: If true, the pile can drop multiple resources at once in a single attack, if the damage requirements are met. This is useful if you want the pile to drop resources when struck with a bomb rock, for instance. Excess resources will not be delivered to a Pikmin, but will instead be thrown to the ground next to the pile. Defaults to false.delete_when_finished
: If true, the pile object is deleted when the harvesting has been done. The harvesting won't be considered finished until the last resource it had is successfully delivered. Defaults to true.hide_when_empty
: If true, the pile object will hide and become intangible when it has no resources at the moment. Defaults to true.recharge_amount
: If this pile can recharge, this specifies how many resources get added per recharge. Defaults to 0.recharge_interval
: Specifies how often the pile recharge. If this is 0, the pile will not recharge. It will also not recharge if it's already at max capacity. Defaults to 0.show_amount
: If true, the number of resources left in the pile will be shown above the object. Defaults to true.size_animation_suffixes
: If you want the pile to change animations as it changes amount, this will indicate the suffix of the animations for every given phase. This is a semicolon-separated list, and must be filled in order from empty to fullest. For example, in a pile of 10 resources max, if you want it to have an idling animation for when it's empty, and three more idling animations for the different amounts of resources it's holding, you'd set this to something like_empty; _low; _mid; _high
. This would mean theidling_empty
animation would be used when empty,idling_mid
for when it's got 5, etc. The first will always correspond to the pile being empty, while the others are divided equally. So a pile with 20 max, split into 5 animations + empty, would change animation every 4 resources. Defaults to not set.
Animations
A pile type needs to have the following animations. Note that for every phase specified in the size_animation_suffixes
property, you need another set of these animations, and each set needs to end with the corresponding suffix.
idling
: Idling; used for everything.
Script
Pile types have hardcoded scripts, so the only thing you can do is enhance them.
Some script variables control special behavior, like the pile's starting amount. To know which ones exist, you can go to the area editor, select a pile, and read the tooltip of each variable.


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fn() chainSeedsGloballyGlobal chaining of seeds.
Global chaining of seeds.
| Defined in | <seqan/seeds.h> |
|---|---|
| Signature |
void chainSeedsGlobally(target, seedSet, tag);
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Parameters
target
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A container to append the seeds to. |
|---|---|
seedSet
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The SeedSet object to get the seeds from. |
tag
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The tag to select the algorithm with (currently only SparseChaining is supported). |
Detailed Description
Chaining of seeds between two sequences can be performed using sparse chaining as defined in (Gusfield, 1997).
Example
The following example demonstrates how to use the chainSeedsGlobally() function. First, a SeedSet is built and filled with SimpleSeed object. Then, a String of SimpleSeed objects is defined and filled using the chainSeedsGlobally() function.
#include <iostream> #include <seqan/seeds.h> using namespace seqan; int main() { // Build SeedSet. SeedSet<Seed<Simple>, Unordered> seedSet; addSeed(seedSet, Seed<Simple>(0, 93, 281, 342), Single()); addSeed(seedSet, Seed<Simple>(3, 237, 127, 364), Single()); addSeed(seedSet, Seed<Simple>(3, 284, 86, 368), Single()); addSeed(seedSet, Seed<Simple>(5, 146, 239, 374), Single()); addSeed(seedSet, Seed<Simple>(299, 352, 405, 460), Single()); // Perform sparse chaining, uses time O(n log n). String<Seed<Simple> > chain; chainSeedsGlobally(chain, seedSet, SparseChaining()); // Print results to stdout. for (unsigned i = 0; i < length(chain); ++i) std::cout << "Seed(" << beginPositionH(chain[i]) << ", " << beginPositionV(chain[i]) << ", " << endPositionH(chain[i]) << ", " << endPositionV(chain[i]) << ")\n"; return 0; }
The output is as follows. Only the first and last seeds are written to std::cout.
Seed(0, 93, 281, 342) Seed(299, 352, 405, 460)
References
- Dan Gusfield. Algorithms on Strings, Trees, and Sequences: Computer Science and Computational Biology. Cambridge University Press, January 1997.
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With a heavily connected network, it is nearly impossible for someone to not get into a 'depressed' state and also virtually impossible to get out of this 'depressed' state without help.
This help can be given in different ways. A lot of treatments for MD, like Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT), focus primarily on the symptoms of depression [1]. For example, CBT focusses on the symptoms to relieve the patients suffering. By doing so, it enables the treatment of the underlying problem [2]. We try to find which symptoms would be most helpful to focus on during the treatment. This is a general case, but could be a helpful start.
A way to test this, is to make the threshold of a symptom higher. This is possible since the thresholds used are taken absolute. Increasing the thresholds effectively diminishes the influence a symptom has on the symptoms around it, hereby decreasing the connectivity of the system. This makes it possible for the system to get out of a 'depressed' state.
To see which symptom or symptoms can best be treated, we simulated what happened when 1 till 14 parameter influences were diminished at random. Symptom thresholds were randomly raised to 100. This was done 100 times for all parameters.
The graph shows the influence of shutting down 1 till 14 random parameters on the time spend not in a MD. It shows the time not spend in a MD in the simulation, since we can not be sure that somebody is suffering from one from our simulation, but we can be sure somebody isn't. According to the DSM-V [3], somebody is suffering from a MD when 5 of the 9 symptoms are manifesting itself for longer than two weeks. Since our simulation does not have a time scale, we can never fulfil this condition. This makes an actual diagnose impossible.
When one symptom's threshold is raised, you already see increased time spent not in a MD. When even more thresholds are increased, this time increases even more. As more thresholds are increased the less connected the network becomes. When an average of 9 (out of 14) thresholds is increased, the network becomes so unconnected that it never gets into a MD.
Chances are slim, that a treatment will be able to include 9 symptoms, so the next step is to find out which are most important.
| Symptom number | DSM | Symptom | Threshold |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Depressed mood (dep) | -2.31 |
| 2 | 2 | Loss of interest (int) | -3.19 |
| 3 | 3 | Weight loss (los) | -4.31 |
| 4 | 3 | Weight gain (gai) | -3.83 |
| 5 | 3 | Decreased appetite (dap) | -3.92 |
| 6 | 3 | Increased appetite (iap) | -3.90 |
| 7 | 4 | Insomnia (iso) | -3.02 |
| 8 | 4 | Hyposomnia (hso) | -4.45 |
| 9 | 5 | Psychomotor agitation (agi) | -3.18 |
| 10 | 5 | Psychomotor retardation (ret) | -4.34 |
| 11 | 6 | Fatigue (fat) | -2.83 |
| 12 | 7 | Feelings of worthlessness (wor) | -4.43 |
| 13 | 8 | Concentration problems (con) | -4.04 |
| 14 | 9 | Thoughts of death (dea) | -5.83 |
If you click through the different graphs, you can see the different combinations of symptoms which elevate somebody out of a 'depressed' state. On the x-axis, specific symptoms or combinations of symptoms are shown. In level 1, you see all symptom thresholds increased 1 by 1. Level 2 shows all the different combinations of two symptoms with increased thresholds and so on. If you hover over the graph you see which symptom thresholds were increased. Especially symptom 1 (depressed mood) seems to be an important symptom to target. When only that threshold is increased, a small difference can already be seen, and combined with other symptoms this difference becomes larger.
Interactive Simulation
In the interactive simulation below, you can disable/enable symptoms by clicking on the corresponding nodes. Drag the slider to view the state of the system at a particular iteration of the simulation and watch how enabling/disabling symptoms changes the dynamics. The border around each symptom/node reflects it's binary state, i.e. on/off, while the fill of the node reflects the probabilty it will become active. Of course you can also still ajust the c-parameter and the number of iterations. Tip: try to remove highly connected nodes and nodes with a low threshold from the system, to see a significant system response!


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Hart scores 16 to lift Loyola (Md.) over IUPUI 81-77
by The Associated PressOMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Isaiah Hart had 16 points, including two free throws with 13 seconds left, as Loyola (Md.) narrowly beat IUPUI 81-77 on Monday.
Loyola made 13 of 29 3-pointers (44%), shot 52% overall and forced 19 turnovers. Hart and Cam Spencer each made a team-high three 3-pointers as seven of the eight Greyhounds that played attempted a shot from distance.
Andrew Kostecka had 15 points, six rebounds and six steals for Loyola (3-3). KaVaughn Scott added 14 points, and Cam Spencer had 13 points.
Marcus Burk made 7 of 10 3-pointers and finished with 32 points for the Jaguars (2-4). Elyjah Goss added 14 points and 13 rebounds, and Jaylen Minnett had 12 points and six rebounds.
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After a long time I decided to blog again. Let me shortly introduce myself:
I'm a Ruby developer currently living in London and I'm a senior developer at awesome company Headshift. My nickname is @botanicus and I'm interested in Ruby, Django, JavaScript, Node.js, Erlang, Riak & similar stuff.

I have more than few projects at GitHub, the most important are:
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like icon sets, JS/CSS framework include plugins like various lightbox implementations, table sorting etc. It can find & download plugins from GitHub and install them, include their dependencies. It also provides helpers for including these plugins with dependencies to your templates etc.post-receive
hook include deployment to multiple servers. It's framework independent, you can use it for Django, Rango, Rails, whatever.Well, enough about me. Regarding the topics I'm going to write about, don't expect any PR bollocks like “oh cool, the new jQuery is so awesome” (it's not BTW). I want to cover topics like “why your favourite framework is a crap”, write more about patterns and approaches in IT etc.


Philanthropy in the Hands of Millennials
Tessa Wong - 04 October, 2017
I wanted to share this NY Times article I found because I thought it might be of particular interest to us as university students on the verge of adulthood (and, hopefully, disposable income). Similar to what is happening in a multitude of other sectors, millennials are changing the status quo and altering the way they give to charities. They want a connection with the cause that they’re giving to and expect high amounts of transparency from organizations. As baby boomers enter retirement, the burden falls on us as millennials to continue funding the charitable missions of the world. I thought this article gave some good insights into what the future of philanthropy will look like in our hands, as well as some gentle nudges to organizations to remind them to be on the lookout for these trends.


Today I’m starting my fourth year with Build in Amsterdam.
I moved to Amsterdam for Build or to Build for Amsterdam, I can’t remember. I was already too old for this lunacy, and I’m not younger.
First experience abroad and first experience in English. My journey with Build shares a lot with the city itself, this contained craziness, this taste for well designed edginess and this organised chaos.
It’s a place where I can use my craftsmanship on tasty projects to serve the client’s brand, products and identity but also aiming to offer the best possible experience to the customer.
I feel lucky to be able to juggle between back and front end, from SVG animations to connecting APIs, building design systems and WordPress plugins.
Trying to merge the experimental and surgical design with functional and accessible digital shops.
Not to mention the chance to work with utterly nice people at adidas.
I’m proud to be part of a company promoting a good work-life balance, horizontal organisation and fighting against a toxic pitch-oriented industry.
 I still can’t cope with it.
So thanks wonderful beings for pushing me, trusting me and making me feel I still have a world to discover and learn.


I am currently a system administrator apprentice in my second year of DUT in computer science. My studies continue at ISEP with the aim of obtaining a degree in software engineering. I am passionate about computers and like to create things out of nothing.
I work on modernizing work tools for the infrastructure and system team. More specifically, supervision tools such as Nagios and Alignak but also log metrology software such as the ELK suite.
For several years I have been involved in maintaining and animating the SpaceOrigin game community. This allowed me to evolve among the staff and to discover the background of an online game. Currently I administer a discord server where I developed a bot in python.
My role within the store consisted of managing supplies and filling the shelves for which I was responsible.
I have always been interested in new technologies and computers but if I wanted to make it my job it is because I like to create things from nothing. Moreover if it can make life easier or simply be useful to its users, I am happy.
Outside of work, I tend to start small projects to learn new things and especially have fun. I am also interested by japan manga/animated.


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Afterwood
As I write, the UK is going through political turmoil. The current Prime Minister (PM) has finally stepped down as leader of his party and so we’re in for a new PM in the coming months. Given the various shenanigans that have gone on over the last couple of years it’s unlikely that history will look kindly on him, although some of the more recent changes in policy feels like it comes straight from Orwell’s 1984 so maybe we’ll never unearth the truth.
Much like the last two Prime Ministers my own tenure is shorter than a normal employee because I’m a freelancer. One consequence of moving on frequently is that I get to reflect on the “legacy” that I’m leaving behind for the team. Hopefully, unlike the last few PMs, my parting gifts are looked upon with more affection.
Outside the world of software development, the term “legacy” has a far more positive meaning. It’s commonly used to convey some asset (money or property) that’s left as part of a will. By and large, receiving a legacy is A Good Thing and relished by the recipient. Conversely, in the world of software it’s more generally used as a pejorative – inheriting a legacy codebase is more likely to be met with derision. If we take the extreme view put forward by Michael Feathers in his seminal book Working Effectively with Legacy Code any code without tests is considered legacy code. Ergo, if you’re not practicing TDD then you’re producing legacy code with every keypress until you pay off your debt by adding a test. When the PM said he “got Brexit done”, what I heard was “it’s code complete” – metaphorically Brexit feels like a monster codebase with no tests.
Closely related and suffering a similar disparity in persona is the notion of inheritance. Finding out you have a long-lost, obscenely rich relative who you have inherited a massive estate from is the stuff which dreams are made on. In contrast the thought of receiving a massive inheritance in a codebase fills one with dread. In typical programming fashion the term is overloaded and not all inheritance is the work of the devil. Implementation Inheritance and deep class hierarchies are frowned upon due to the tight coupling they introduce, whereas Interface Inheritance is lauded for helping to loosen unnecessary coupling. In this work of fiction, the Open/Closed Principle is your overly literal uncle responsible for the quagmire of classes you find yourself wading through.
Refactoring parts of a codebase to make it both easier to understand and, more importantly, to change, is definitely the kind of the legacy we should all look to give and receive. George Orwell warned us in 1984 about people that had a habit of rewriting history, but I’d hope he would approve of its use to simplify code. Unlike in 1984 where any evidence of the past was eradicated, we have the wonders of version control to allow us to see how we got to the new state of affairs and why. Of course, version control tools come with their own problems and I’m sure Orwell would have plenty to say about squashed commits and rebasing.
For sure, improving the quality of the product’s production code is a rewarding legacy to pass on, but for me it’s also the easiest to justify and therefore also perhaps the least contentious. Personally, I look to improving those aspects of the software delivery process which are a little harder to instigate (often for political reasons) or less valued by others, but only because they may not realise what a difference it can eventually make.
Automated builds are far more common these days, but also being reliable and easy to reproduce locally is still a gap that frequently needs plugging. Before the rise of “DevOps” as a more formal role it was left to the developers to try and lash something together in and around their other duties. Much like testing, the ability to build and deploy the product took a back seat, and so taking on that “poisoned chalice” feels like a challenge worth tackling. Making it easy to go from “works on my machine” to “also works on the production machine” really helps the flow. Sadly, the rise of so called “continuous integration” products has meant that I now see “broken on the build server” coupled with “can’t reproduce on my machine” because the developers can no longer build, test, and deploy the product locally in the same way as the 3rd party product does it. Closing this gap always pays dividends in the end when it really matters.
Another task which rarely gets any TLC is documentation. The emphasis is traditionally on trying to make the code as readable as possible to make comments redundant. However, as Grady Booch likes to say, “the code is the truth, but it’s not the whole truth”. Matters of architecture and design, such as the rationale cannot be reflected in the code, only the outcome of the decisions.  Adding Architecture Decision Records and, say, a C4 model of the system goes a long way to helping newer team members understand the journey. Also having a wiki is a great start. What’s even better though is having some actual content in it. In general, I feel that developer documentation appears to be in the same state that developer tests were a decade ago – they were rarely found and, if they did exist, were poorly written. Giving a wiki some structure, content, and style so that it can be browsed as well as searched is probably my other preferred contribution that I hope makes my successors nod in approval.
Unlike for the departing PM I do not see my legacy as a medium for getting my ego massaged. My legacy is not some kind of monument to be revered, on the contrary it’s more like the scaffolding that surrounds it enabling the team to work in safety. If it goes unnoticed that’s not a bad thing, if anything that’s an even bigger compliment as it means it’s not become a source of friction.
Chris Oldwood
16 July 2022
Chris is a freelance programmer who started out as a bedroom
coder in the 80’s writing assembler on 8-bit micros. These days it's enterprise
grade technology in plush corporate offices from the comfort of his
breakfast bar. He has resumed commentating on the Godmanchester duck race but
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Quantum Mechanics
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Implicit Numeric Conversion in SQL
Some database management systems support SQL syntax where numeric values are enclosed between quotes. As I know, only MySQL and SQL Server support this particular syntax. Let’s start with a quick example. It is important to mention here that the column id contains only numeric values (INTEGER data type).
Implicit numeric conversion in SELECT (MySQL and SQL Server).
SELECT username FROM members WHERE id='1'
This would return the username of the member who has id 1.
Impact of Implicit Conversion for SQL Injection
The previous case demonstrates that classic numeric injection testing would not be enough to detect the vulnerability when such syntax is used. Because the numeric parameter stands between quotes, the tester would have to test it as if it was a text parameter, otherwise the vulnerability would not be found. Below are presented a bad and a good testing for this situation.
Insufficient test for numeric parameter.
SELECT username FROM members WHERE id='1 AND 1=2'
Correct test.
SELECT username FROM members WHERE id='1' AND '1'='2'
In the first test, the implicit conversion returns 1. What follows the first number is not numeric and it is simply removed when the convertion is done. After doing a similar test, an inexperienced tester might think that no injection is possible since the AND condition is not considered. However, the right test reveals that it is totally the opposite.
Combining With Minimal SELECT Structure
A problem often met in when doing SQL injection with UNION is to determine the data type of all columns of the original query in order to inject a valid segment. Fortunately, this laborious task can sometimes be simplified with a quick and simple implicit conversion in combination with minimal query structure. Below is an example where we assume that the number of column in the first query is known.
The attacker wants to generate a valid query.
SELECT id, name FROM members WHERE id=1 AND 1=2 UNION SELECT '1', '2'
In the previous case, the injected SELECT statement will be valid in every case as long as the first query only selects 2 columns (on MySQL and SQL Server). If the column expects a text, the number will be considered as a string, otherwize it will be considered as a numeric value. As you can guess, building a valid query becomes much easier this way.


Amazon Cognito IdentityPoolRoleAttachment RoleMapping
RoleMapping
is a property of the AWS::Cognito::IdentityPoolRoleAttachment
resource that defines the role mapping attributes of an Amazon Cognito identity pool.
Syntax
JSON
{ "AmbiguousRoleResolution" :
String
, "RulesConfiguration" :RulesConfiguration
, "Type" :String
}
YAML
AmbiguousRoleResolution:
String
, RulesConfiguration:RulesConfiguration
, Type:String
Properties
AmbiguousRoleResolution
-
Specifies the action to be taken if either no rules match the claim value for the Rules type, or there is no
cognito:preferred_role
claim and there are multiplecognito:roles
matches for the Token type. If you specify Token or Rules as the Type, AmbiguousRoleResolution is required.Valid values are
AuthenticatedRole
orDeny
.Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
RulesConfiguration
-
The rules to be used for mapping users to roles. If you specify Rules as the role mapping type, RulesConfiguration is required.
Required: No
Type: Amazon Cognito IdentityPoolRoleAttachment RoleMapping RulesConfiguration
Update requires: No interruption
Type
-
The role mapping type.
Token
will usecognito:roles
andcognito:preferred_role
claims from the Amazon Cognito identity provider token to map groups to roles.Rules
will attempt to match claims from the token to map to a role.Valid values are
Token
orRules
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption


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You can create a Recorded Session while testing your application by using the
Record Session Functionality. This will allow you to reproduce a test or bug
more precisely than trying to remember and write down steps. Recorded Sessions
are global to your entire project, so they will record changes to all of the
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Hopefully this will help somebody else out, its taken me a long time to get the bottom of this.
I have EmonPi with a hardwired Ethernet connection and WiFi Ethernet connection, everything EmonPi/EmonHub related works perfectly but (except occasionally I cant connect to it (SSH), but it is operational, I normally connect to EmonCMS so did not link this issue to the one described below, but it does correspond to the 15-20 minute down periods)
EmonCMS has portions of frozen data (varies but about 15-20 mins in every 3 or 4 hours) where info has not been received form EmonHub, I trawled the logs, the config files, etc, etc but found nothing that was really helpful, I stumbled across an unrelated article on ARP errors causing similar gaps in other systems, investigated with Wireshark, but no this was not my problem, as I could not WireShark the WiFi connection I removed the WiFi dongle to force all comms to use wired Ethernet and Voila, all fixed !
It appears when the WiFi signal is marginal (as mine is, the EmonPi is under the stairs), whatever negotiation goes on between the wired and WiFi Ethernet, appears to take approx 15 mins, this may because the WiFi signal occasionally is strong enough to connect during the negotiation period (i'm guessing)
The Bottom Line
If you have wired AND WiFi Ethernet to your EmonPI/EmonHub and see frozen data/data gaps/drop outs to EmonCMS, try pulling out the WiFi dongle and rebooting (actually..shutdown the EmonPi correctly, using the pin in the reset hole, de-power the EmonPi to preserve your data, remove the WiFi dongle, then re-power the EmonPi, but you know what I mean)
Keith
Re: Solved -- EmonHub working fine - EmonCMS data freezes/gaps
I think this issue may have revealed itself in a couple of ways in the past, IMO there is a long standing issue with the emonPi sdcard image switching interfaces ie ifupdown, When I brought it up after losing a day to it, the general opinion was "you don't need both" which is fair enough I guess, but when you do not know leaving "the other" connected will cause problems with your primary interface, problems will ensue, at least one other user has had the same issue since I posted.
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You will make 3 decisions under public mode and 3 decisions under private mode. At the beginning of each decision period, you will be endowed with ${{ Constants.endowment }}. You will have the opportunity to donate some of your endowment to a charity organization.
If one of your decisions in this section is chosen for payment AND
If one of your decisions in this section is chosen for payment AND
What will happen after the experiment?
What will happen after the experiment?


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