maf_tile
- synthesize an alignment for a given region
maf_tile
[options] -i [SEQ:]BEGIN:END [-s SPECIES[:NAME] ...] maf [index]
maf_tile
[options] --bed BED -o BASE [-s SPECIES[:NAME] ...] maf [index]
maf_tile takes a MAF file, with optional index, or directory of indexed MAF files, extracts alignment blocks overlapping the given genomic interval, and constructs a single alignment block covering the entire interval for the specified species. Optionally, any gaps in coverage of the MAF file's reference sequence can be filled in from a FASTA sequence file.
If a single interval is specified, the output will be written to
stdout in FASTA format. If a directory of MAF files is supplied as the
maf parameter, the interval must include the sequence identifier in
the form sequence:begin:end
. If the --output-base
option is
specified, _<begin>:<end>.fa
will be appended to the given --bed
, --output-base
is also required.
Species can be renamed for output by specifying them as SPECIES:NAME; the first component will be used to select the species from the MAF file, and the second will be used in the FASTA description line for output.
-r
, --reference SEQ
The FASTA reference sequence file given, which may be gzipped, will be used to fill in any gaps between alignment blocks.
-i
, --interval [CHR:]BEGIN-END
The given zero-based genomic interval will be used to select
alignment blocks from the MAF file. If the chromosome is not
specified, it will be taken from the first species specified with
--species
or --species-file
.
-s
, --species SPECIES[:NAME]
The given species will be selected for output. If given as
species:name
, it will appear in the FASTA output as name.
--species-file FILE
Species to select, and optional mapping names, will be read from
the given file, one species per line. If the species name is
followed by whitespace and an additional name, this will be taken
as the output name. Lines beginning with #
will be ignored.
-b
, --bed BED
The given BED file will be used to provide a list of intervals to
process. If present, --interval
will be ignored and
--output-base
must be given as well.
--bed-species SPECIES
The given species name will be prepended to the chromosome name
indicated in the BED file, separated by a period. This is necessary
if the BED file simply indicates chr12
, but the sequence
identifiers in the MAF file are e.g. hg19.chr12
.
--concat
The alignments specified in the BED file will be individually tiled and concatenated.
-o
, --output-base BASE
The given path will be used as the base name for output files, as described above.
--fill-char C
Gaps where no aligning sequence data exists will be filled with the
given character instead of *
.
--upcase
All sequence data will be folded to upper case.
-q
, --quiet
Run quietly, with warnings suppressed.
-v
, --verbose
Run verbosely, with additional informational messages.
--debug
Log debugging information.
Generate an alignment of the hg19
, petMar1
, and ornAna1
sequences from chrY.maf
over the interval 14400 to 15000 on the
reference sequence of the MAF file. Fills in gaps from
chrY.refseq.fa.gz
. Writes FASTA output to stdout.
$ maf_tile --reference ~/maf/chrY.refseq.fa.gz \
--interval 14400:15000 \
-s hg19:human -s petMar1 -s ornAna1 \
chrY.maf chrY.kct
>human
GGGTGACGAAAAGAGCCGA-----[...]
>petMar1
gagtgccggggagtgccggggagt[...]
>ornAna1
AGGGATCTGGGAATTCTGG-----[...]
Write out a FASTA file for each interval in the given BED file,
prefixed with /tmp/mm8
, and without filling in data from a reference
sequence:
$ maf_tile --bed /tmp/mm8.bed --output-base /tmp/mm8 \
-s mm8:mouse -s rn4:rat -s hg18:human \
mm8_chr7_tiny.maf mm8_chr7_tiny.kct
The output is generated in FASTA format, with one sequence per species.
The maf parameter must specify either a Multiple Alignment Format (MAF) file or a directory of such files, with indexes.
MAF files can optionally be BGZF-compressed, as produced by bgzip(1) from samtools.
The index must be a MAF index built with maf_index(1). This parameter is ignored if the maf parameter is a directory. It can be omitted if a single MAF file is given, but in this case the entire file will be parsed to build a temporary index. For large files which will be reused, this is not advisable.
If --bed
bed is specified, its argument must be a BED file. Only
the second and third columns will be used, to specify the zero-based
start and end positions of intervals.
maf_tile
is a Ruby program and relies on ordinary Ruby environment
variables.
maf_tile
is copyright (C) 2012 Clayton Wheeler.
maf_index(1), ruby(1), bgzip(1)


AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup MetricsCollection
MetricsCollection
is a property of the AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup resource that describes the group metrics that
an Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling group sends to Amazon CloudWatch. These metrics describe the group
rather than any of its instances.
For more information, see Monitor CloudWatch metrics for
your Auto Scaling groups and instances in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling User
Guide. You can find a sample template snippet in the Examples section of the AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup
resource.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Granularity" :
String
, "Metrics" :[ String, ... ]
}
YAML
Granularity:
String
Metrics:- String
Properties
Granularity
-
The frequency at which Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling sends aggregated data to CloudWatch. The only valid value is
1Minute
.Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
Metrics
-
Identifies the metrics to enable.
You can specify one or more of the following metrics:
-
GroupMinSize
-
GroupMaxSize
-
GroupDesiredCapacity
-
GroupInServiceInstances
-
GroupPendingInstances
-
GroupStandbyInstances
-
GroupTerminatingInstances
-
GroupTotalInstances
-
GroupInServiceCapacity
-
GroupPendingCapacity
-
GroupStandbyCapacity
-
GroupTerminatingCapacity
-
GroupTotalCapacity
-
WarmPoolDesiredCapacity
-
WarmPoolWarmedCapacity
-
WarmPoolPendingCapacity
-
WarmPoolTerminatingCapacity
-
WarmPoolTotalCapacity
-
GroupAndWarmPoolDesiredCapacity
-
GroupAndWarmPoolTotalCapacity
If you specify
Granularity
and don't specify any metrics, all metrics are enabled.For more information, see Auto Scaling group metrics in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling User Guide.
Required: No
Type: List of String
Update requires: No interruption
-


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block head_title %} Projects {{ block.super }} {% endblock head_title %} {% block content %}
| Project | Organization | DateCreated | {% for project in project_list %}
|---|---|---|
| {{ project.title }} | {{ project.organization }} | {{ project.date_created }} |
There are no projects in the library.
{% endif %} New Project {% endblock %}


- get() - Method in class io.rapid.JsonConverterProvider
-
- getApiKey() - Method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
Get Rapid.io API key this instance was initialized with
- getBody() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocument
-
- getBody() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidMessage
-
- getChannelName() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidChannelPrefixReference
-
- getChannelName() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidMessage
-
- getCollectionName() - Method in class io.rapid.BaseCollectionSubscription
-
- getCollectionName() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Provides collection name this reference was initialized with
- getConnectionState() - Method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
Get current connection state
- getDataState() - Method in class io.rapid.BaseCollectionSubscription
-
- getDocument() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocumentSubscription
-
- getEtag() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocument
-
- getId() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocument
-
- getId() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocumentReference
-
Returns unique document ID
- getId() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocumentSubscription
-
- getInstance(String) - Static method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
Use this method to obtain specific
Rapid
instance
in case you have initialized more than one instance in a single app
- getInstance() - Static method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
- getJsonConverter() - Method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
Get JSON converter used for serialization and deserialization to/from Java objects.
- getLiveData() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
- getMessage() - Method in enum io.rapid.RapidError.ErrorType
-
- getName() - Method in enum io.rapid.RapidError.ErrorType
-
- getNewPosition() - Method in class io.rapid.ListUpdate
-
- getOldPosition() - Method in class io.rapid.ListUpdate
-
- getOptions() - Method in class io.rapid.RapidDocumentExecutor.Result
-
- getServerTimeOffset(RapidCallback.TimeOffset) - Method in class io.rapid.Rapid
-
Get a difference between local device time and server time in milliseconds
- getType() - Method in class io.rapid.ListUpdate
-
- getType() - Method in error io.rapid.RapidError
-
- greaterOrEqualThan(String, String) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater or equal than desired value
- greaterOrEqualThan(String, int) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater or equal than desired value
- greaterOrEqualThan(String, long) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater or equal than desired value
- greaterOrEqualThan(String, double) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater or equal than desired value
- greaterOrEqualThan(String, Date) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater or equal than desired value
- greaterThan(String, String) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater than desired value
- greaterThan(String, int) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater than desired value
- greaterThan(String, long) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater than desired value
- greaterThan(String, double) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater than desired value
- greaterThan(String, Date) - Method in class io.rapid.RapidCollectionReference
-
Query method saying that specified property should be greater than desired value
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum io.rapid.BaseCollectionSubscription.DataState
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum io.rapid.ConnectionState
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum io.rapid.ListUpdate.Type
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum io.rapid.RapidError.ErrorType
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- valueOf(String) - Static method in enum io.rapid.Sorting
-
Returns the enum constant of this type with the specified name.
- values() - Static method in enum io.rapid.BaseCollectionSubscription.DataState
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum io.rapid.ConnectionState
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum io.rapid.ListUpdate.Type
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum io.rapid.RapidError.ErrorType
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.
- values() - Static method in enum io.rapid.Sorting
-
Returns an array containing the constants of this enum type, in
the order they are declared.


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This is a game of dice done with two people.
Each turn, a player repeatedly rolls a die until either a 1 is rolled or the player decides to "hold":
If the player rolls a 1, they score nothing and it becomes the next player's turn.
If the player rolls any other number, it is added to their turn total and the player's turn continues.
If a player chooses to "hold", their turn total is added to their score, and it becomes the next player's turn.
The first player to score 100 or more points wins.
Player One
This turn:
You rolled a:
Total:
Player Two
This turn:
You rolled a:
Total:


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Finite Geometry Notes
|
Crystal and Dragon
The Discrete and Continuous
Faces of
Diamond Theory
by Steven H. Cullinane
on August 27, 2003
The title is from a 1993 book by David Wade:
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Some notes on these concepts in my own work: Crystal: See the Diamond 16 Puzzle for an introduction to the discrete aspects of diamond theory. Dragon: Underlying the symmetry of the patterns in the Diamond 16 Puzzle is another, hidden, set of patterns known as Walsh functions. From the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society, April 1992 — W. R. Wade, in a review of Walsh Series and Transforms, by Golubov et. al.: |
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For a mathematical "dragon" and its relationship to Walsh functions, see the following: "A 2D Haar Wavelet" in "A Lecture on Harmonic
Analysis" "
Twin-Dragon
Applet" demonstrating Haar wavelets "
Mathematical
Background" for the Twin-Dragon Applet "Nonseparable
Walsh-type Functions on Rd" "Walsh
Functions" and the Haar basis, "Ten
Books on Wavelets,"
See, too, the cover article on wavelets in the September 2003 Notices of the American Mathematical Society. The trigonometric functions, the basis of traditional harmonic analysis, are often called "the circular functions." Diamond theory shows that the analogous Walsh functions might well be called "the square functions." See my note, Symmetry of Walsh Functions. Continuous functions, the realm of Wade's "dragon," are therefore, as the above remarks show, not wholly unrelated to the discrete mathematics of the square, which plays a central role in combinatorics, finite geometry, and the theory of finite groups.... the realm of Wade's "crystal." |


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InterPro Domain Architecture
InterPro Entry |
Signatures |
Graphical Match |
Method Name |
|
IPR001631 |
PF01028 |
Topoisom_I |
|
|
IPR001631 |
PR00416 |
EUTPISMRASEI |
|
|
IPR001631 |
PS00176 |
TOPOISOMERASE_I_EUK |
|
|
IPR001631 |
SM00435 |
TOPEUc |
|
|
IPR008336 |
PF02919 |
Topoisom_I_N |
|
|
IPR009054 |
SSF46596 |
Topismrse_insert |
|
|
IPR011010 |
SSF56349 |
DNA_brk_join_enz |
|
|
Structural Features |
|
|
|
|
1k4t |
1k4tA |
|
|
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1a31A1 |
|
|
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1a31A4 |
|
|
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1a35A4 |
|
|
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1k4tA4 |
|
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<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1a31A2 |
|
|
|
<IP_ADDRESS>.1 |
1a31A3 |
|
|
|
a.2.8.1 |
d1k4ta1 |
|
|
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d.163.1.2 |
d1a31a1 |
|
|
|
d.163.1.2 |
d1k4ta2 |
|
|
|
e.15.1.1 |
d1a31a2 |
|
From the graphical match above, you can see that the signatures are grouped into four InterPro entries for human topoisomerase I. These entries give information about the domain architecture of the protein, as well as its family relationships.
To look at the family
relationships, we need to consider entry IPR001631, which represents the family of eukaryotic class I DNA
topoisomerases, and which has four signatures: PF01028 from the PFAM database, PR00416 from the PRINTS database, PS00176 from the PROSITE database, and SM00435 from the SMART database.
The domain architecture of human DNA topoisomerase I
consists of at least three domains, depending upon the classification. The most N-terminal signature represents the
DNA-binding domain of eukaryotic DNA topoisomerase I, IPR008336, which has one signature, PF02919 from the PFAM database.
The next domain is IPR011010, the catalytic core of DNA-breaking-rejoining enzymes, which is
represented by one signature, SSF56349 from the SUPERFAMILY database.
This catalytic core domain is found not only in DNA topoisomerase I
enzymes, but also in phage integrase and recombinases families of proteins, indicating
homology between these protein families for this domain. This domain contains an insert domain, which
is only present in eukaryotic DNA topoisomerase I enzymes, but not in the
integrase or recombinases catalytic core domains. IPR009054 represents this dispensable insert domain, which has one
signature, SSF46596 from the SUPERFAMILY database.
The remaining eleven entries in the table above give information on the structure of this protein, presenting known structural data from the structural database PDB (green stripe) and the structural classification databases CATH (pink stripe) and SCOP (black stripe) (the names such as d1k4ta1 are derived from the PDB entry upon which they are based, here PDB entry 1k4t, chain a, fragment 1). The graphical match for the PDB entry 1k4tA displays the full length of the original PDB entry, here covering all but the N-terminal region of the protein. The CATH and SCOP entries breakdown the PDB data into its constituent domains and provide a structural classification for each, although here their classification schemes differ for one another with respect to both the DNA-binding and the catalytic domains – this can be accounted for by SCOP keeping together regions that make up a single functional unit, while CATH breaks down a protein into each individual structural part: the N-terminal DNA-binding domain (SCOP d1a31a2 classed as a + b; CATH 1a31A1 classed as a, 1a31A2 classed as b), the catalytic core (SCOP d1a31a1 and d1k4ta2 together classed as a + b; CATH 1a31A3 classed as a + b, 1a31A4, 1a35A4, and 1k4tA4 classed together as a), and the insert domain (SCOP d1k4ta1 classed as a; CATH includes this as part of the catalytic core).
Structures
associated with human DNA topoisomerase I can be viewed using AstexViewer®, which
is linked from the Match Table via the logo on the InterPro page (please note, there is no link directly from
this page to the AstexViewer®, therefore you need to go to the link on
the InterPro page for P11387). The AstexViewer® displays the PDB structure with the specific
CATH or SCOP domain highlighted.
There are
structures available for various DNA topoisomerases from several different species in
the Protein Data Bank (PDB). A detailed
description and visualisation of the structural features of DNA topoisomerases
can be found at the PDB ‘Molecule of the Month’.
The crystallographic structures of different topoisomerases have
provided insight into the different mechanisms of action of these important
enzymes.


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X. Safety
XI. Supporting The Supporters
XII. About Integration
XIII. Robert's Interface
XIV. Supplemental


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Welcome to the PSI budgeting interface, a tool that helps data depositors release privacy preserving statistics (such as means or histograms) describing a dataset by distributing a “privacy budget” across different possible statistical calculations. Privacy is ensured by carefully introducing noise into the statistical releases, with noisier answers corresponding to greater privacy. You can select which statistics you would like to calculate and then you are given estimates of how accurately each statistic can be computed at the assigned level of privacy. The more statistics you compute, the thinner you spread your budget and the less accurate each statistic will be. You can also redistribute your privacy budget according to which statistics you think are most valuable in your dataset.
Some of the statistics will require additional information about variables in the dataset. For example, when releasing a mean, you will be asked to provide a lower and upper bound for the variable. In order to preserve privacy throughout the process, it is important that you fill in such metadata with plausible values, rather than actually referencing your raw data. Think of this as the values you might expect the variable to take on before ever collecting the data (sometimes called a dataset schema). For example, 0-100 is a reasonable range for an age variable and is a safer response than looking up the youngest and oldest people in the dataset.
For each of the elements of the tool, you can bring up detailed documentation by clicking on the information buttons, marked .


Gather evidence: I would say my personal values are: I can be quiet/introverted, but I am also strong, loyal, and persistent. I get along with people quite easy, and will go out of my way to find something in common sometimes. Once I get an idea, one that really appeals it's all or nothing – like when I decided I would move to Canada by myself and live there for a while, even though I knew no one there, and no friends or family there – once I was focused, that was it. I approached a friend to help with this and got the following feedback: “You're kind, you help people when you can and you go the extra mile if needed.  You keep in touch and care for everyone.” I took a Myers Briggs test and was told I am INFJ -A/-T and the weaknesses described I find apply somewhat to me too: - Extremely private - Perfectionist - Can burn out easily But I also identify with the strengths: - Decisive - Determined and passionate - Altruistic Using the evidence gathered, describe your core personal values. Explain a situation where you have had an ethical decision to make. Discuss how you weighed up the values involved in that decision, the decision you made and the consequences of the action you took. In Vancouver I had a door to door sales job for one of their major telecos – day to day I would run into situations where the person I was trying to sell too would ask what I thought about the plans and deals (keeping in mind this was commision based) and I would end up telling them I had only been in Canada for 2-3 weeks so have no real opinions about the company and what is being offered – and my honesty would either end the conversation right there, or end up in a sale. Describe how your culture has influenced your values and identity. I have a multicultural background and grew up, not poor, but my parents worked hard. This has influenced me to be a very open person, I can get along with almost everyone. Using the evidence gathered, describe your strengths and limitations. Explain a situation where you have had an ethical decision to make. Discuss how you weighed up the values involved in that decision, the decision you made and the consequences of the action you took. I guess my weakness of being quiet/introverted almost got in the way when I first moved to Canada, but knowing this I booked a hostel to live in when I first moved. This forced me to interact with heaps of people, and helped me make friends. Describe how your culture has influenced your values and identity. Not sure...being from a diverse background has taught me to relate to anyone. My Maori background taught me to embrace family and care for them. Evaluate your strengths and limitations in terms of your learning and career development I guess I have always been aware of strength and weaknesses and have never let them influence my career. When I was close to burning out, I recognised that and took one months leave and traveled to Thailand and across Europe. Identify which of your strengths might help you in your learning journey and how they might intersect with learning obstacles. Being introverted might get in the way of presentations, but I tend not to let it. I am quite good with group projects, so am looking forward to that. Share an example from your experience of where you were trying to work productively with others, but there was resistance or tension. Discuss the strategies you used at that time, how effective they were, and your reflections on what other strategies you would try now, and why. Any of group assignments for University...I remember one research assignment we had, everything was a last minute rush. I ended being the person to take on organisation of everything, including making sure everyone could meetup. It meant extra work for me because I was constantly chasing other people, but in the end we got everything done on time. Some of the tension came from people not giving the Korean student enough time to talk, which annoyed me.


App version: 1.0.4
purr starter is a simple front-end starter kit/boilerplate built with modern web technologies.
It features: SASS, WebPack, Browsersync, Eslint with airbnb config, Some usefull npm scripts...
This starter-kit has been built so that it is as maintainable as possible. Webpack tasks can be easily modified and the content of the site can be adapted according to your desires. You can add loaders to Webpack, the CSS framework you want or any JS framework.
The idea is to have a simple starter-kit with Webpack that allows to start projects quickly.
You're seeing the demo app. Keep in mind that everything inside the ./src
folder is for demonstration purpose and can be deleted/modified as you want using the npm script: npm run remove-demo
or yarn remove-demo
.


Samsung and Korean streaming service to launch HDR10+ content
by Cho Mu-HyunThere are now more than 1,500 pieces of HDR10+ content with 90 members in the standard alliance, Samsung says.
Samsung Electronics and South Korean streaming service Watcha will launch HDR10+ content on the latter's platform, the pair have announced.
Watcha will launch HDR10+ content from the first quarter of 2020 on its namesake streaming service Watch Play.
HDR, or high dynamic range, is a technology that shows bright areas brighter and dark areas darker by optimising contrast ratio.
Samsung formed the HDR10+ alliance with Panasonic and 21st Century Fox in September 2017. As of last month, the alliance has expanded to over 90 members, the South Korean tech giant said.
Early members were mostly TV makers but it now includes phone makers such as Xiaomi and Oppo, as well as streaming services like Amazon and Rakuten TV. It also includes media companies such as Warner Bros.
Samsung itself has widened the application of HDR10+ to its smartphones with the launch of Galaxy S10 earlier this year.
Combined, the members have launched over 1,500 pieces of HDR10+ content so far, Samsung said.
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Komodo-BotBOT24-Sep-18 07:05 PM
[pdtm#5232] different Colors maybe the light Komodo green in the End of the Spikes could be an option
Komodo-BotBOT24-Sep-18 08:23 PM
[AchtSechs#1592] Aye, the second one. Great work btw.
[PTYX#6840] That's a mockup of the wallet ui. We did away with the normal charts and added the pie chart with a rotating function. When the user swipes through the coin options the portfolio pie will also rotate. Backend development has begun already so now it's just a matter of time.
[PTYX#6840] This is for Chameleon mobile.
[wookie25#7663] not sure how it works, I have an idea: Can someone make the zilla logo into an emoticon to use in discord?
 We didn't want your Discord memes to be dreams, so we've got a nifty little system to keep track of all your emojis to always be o...
[PTYX#6840] try it now
[wookie25#7663] thanks! working on it
[wookie25#7663] :zillasmall2:
Komodo-BotBOT26-Sep-18 02:56 PM
[wookie25#7663] That's what I can get for now. I've been messing with the eps file but can't seem to get rid of the white square.
Chainzilla Offers Blockchain Deployment and Onboarding: Interview with Charles Gonzales, the CEO of Chainzilla. @ChainZillaio https://t.co/jIF61kKfb7 #Blockchain #BaaS @TechBullion
Komodo-BotBOT27-Sep-18 09:27 PM
[Instel7#1416] Hello and welcome @Unknown, feel free to ask me if you have any questions!
Komodo-BotBOT27-Sep-18 10:31 PM
[stock999#4818] Hello
[stock999#4818] I see many posts with KMD addr. in #deleted-channel
[stock999#4818] Why are they doing this? Is it a registration, or AD, or what?
[PTYX#6840] @Unknown we did a weekly raffle. We had people paste their address for 24 hours and we picked 2 winners of 100$ worth of ChainZilla coins
[PTYX#6840] however, the late people still paste it becuase they probably don't know it's late.
Komodo-BotBOT27-Sep-18 11:01 PM
[stock999#4818] @PTYX Ok, clear. Thanks for the answer.
Chainzilla is providing businesses the most efficient bespoke blockchain solutions, decentralized applications, and blockchain deployment. The CEO Charles Gonzales will be discussing Chainzilla with us in this Interview. 1) Please tell us your name and about yourself? My nam...
Saw it on Facebook
PTYX28-Sep-18 08:49 PM
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 01:17 AM
[Instel7#1416] @stylenzer Hello sir, welcome to our channel, let me know if you need help
@ScheckWSJ What about the billions laundered through banks and legal offshore accounts? Noone is held accountable. Dirty Crypto is more trustworthy than freshly printed Fiat. https://t.co/bSkd3xq3Lv
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 01:48 PM
[tipp01#6210] Pirate
[tipp01#6210] Komodo
[PTYX#6840] What about it?
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 08:07 PM
[PTYX#6840] Hi there @CombatWombat
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 08:56 PM
[CombatWombat#0279] Hey a bit late
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 09:06 PM
[c2k#4915] does the faucet still work or no?
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 09:20 PM
[crumb#2550] faucet works. you'll need to register first tho
faucet.chainzilla.io
[crumb#2550] @c2k
Komodo-BotBOT29-Sep-18 09:33 PM
[c2k#4915] ok ty. maybe im just having internet issues
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 04:02 AM
[Instel7#1416] @Hungry_BullBear Hello there, Welcome to our discord channel
[Hungry_BullBear#1487] I want to test the faucet - what do I need to do ? Get a KMD wallet (agama) and just generate address and past in in the profile ?
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 08:52 AM
[miles#6381] Pretty much! Just need to create an account for the faucet as well
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 09:04 AM
[Hungry_BullBear#1487] sync is so slow...
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 10:44 AM
[! ariewayq ! The Real Human#4915] happy weekend dear friends
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 12:53 PM
[PTYX#6840] @Hungry_BullBear the lite wallet is fastm
[Hungry_BullBear#1487] where do I download the fast wallet
Alert Incoming #airdrop - Join RND# 2 of $100 Chainzilla Airdrop. Follow the instructions in the Google Form. 2 winners will be selected. Must complete all tasks to qualify https://t.co/otZDg65o6A @VerusCoin @KomodoPlatform @utrumdotio @Airdrops_Moon @Airdropdata htt...
[Instel7#1416] I think @PTYX can answer that question
williamkeffer9330-Sep-18 09:30 PM
on this airdrop form its asking for an answer for retweeting the post I'm a little confused on what to put there?
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 09:31 PM
[Instel7#1416] You can left it blank
williamkeffer9330-Sep-18 09:31 PM
ok thanks
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 09:32 PM
[pdtm#7777] easy "done" works too
[Instel7#1416] @Unknown@nasbats@Unknown
Hello and welcome to our discord channel, let me know if you need any help!
You can check our #deleted-channel channel as we are giving rewards for social media actions :zilla3:
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 10:53 PM
[stock999#4818] zillaexplorer.io doesn't work as for me . Seems there is a tech problem
Komodo-BotBOT30-Sep-18 11:07 PM
[PTYX#6840] it's up for me
Komodo-BotBOT01-Oct-18 12:53 AM
[Instel7#1416] @Unknown@Unknown@Unknown
Hello there! Welcome to our discord channel, let me know if you need help.
Komodo-BotBOT01-Oct-18 08:14 AM
[stock999#4818] @PTYX Now for me it works too. Probably it was a temporary problem on my side
India's National Stock Exchange is gearing up to use blockchain technology for e-voting on listed companies using the Elemential Lab platform.
Komodo-BotBOT01-Oct-18 04:38 PM
[Hagen-von-Coinje#9555] sorry to ask but as a Komodo holder, how am I supposed to see the ChainZilla airdrop? I thought I only have to add the coin to the Agama Wallet, sync and am ready to go. But balance is still 0


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My Father was a Shofar.
He was born from the crude horn of a ram.
Then softened, flattened, and polished into a beautiful instrument that was complex to play yet obtusely simple in it’s construction.
An object equally spiritual and utilitarian.
Though often silent, when called upon his sonic force brought down the walls of Jericho, signaled the New Year, and made the monsters under my bed go away.
They were long deep sounds without melody whose notes still resonate long after they’ve been played.


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Mountain Meadows MassacreIn 1857, the Mormons slaughtered 128 men, women, and children in southern Utah. While it has never quite been proven that prophet Brigham Young specifically ordered their deaths, it is apparent that the men who did the killing were acting on orders from high up the Church hierarchy. And it is incontrovertible that Young conspired to cover up the crimes.In 1857, Brigham Young declared martial law in the Utah territory. The Fancher Party arrived in Salt Lake City. According to Young's edict, the townspeople refused to sell supplies to the group. They headed south and camped in Mountain Meadows. On September 7, 1857 the Fancher party suffered a coordinated joint attack by Paiute indians and Mormon militiamen. Many were killed on both sides before the pioneers could gain a tenable defensive position. Then followed five days of siege. Finally, the Mormons negotiated a surrender. The surviving members of the Fancher party would hand over their livestock to the Paiutes and their guns to the Mormons. In return, the pioneers were guaranteed safe passage from the area. When they complied they were doublecrossed. John Doyle Lee was executed by firing squad 23 Mar 1877 at Mountain Meadows. 7 Sep 1857 - 12 Sep 1857 5 Aug 1857 "We are invaded by a hostile force who are evidently assailing us to accomplish our overthrow and destruction." "That all the forces in said Territory hold themselves in readiness to March, at a moment's notice, to repel any and all such threatened invasion." |


| 024:036 Khan | : |
In houses (mosques), which Allah has ordered to be raised (to be cleaned, and to be honoured), in them His Name is glorified in the mornings and in the afternoons or the evenings, |
| 024:036 Maulana | : |
(It is) in houses which Allah has permitted to be exalted and His name to be remembered therein. Therein do glorify Him, in the mornings and the evenings, |
| 024:036 Pickthal | : |
(This lamp is found) in houses which Allah hath allowed to be exalted and that His name shall be remembered therein. Therein do offer praise to Him at morn and evening. |
| 024:036 Rashad | : |
(God's guidance is found) in houses exalted by GOD, for His name is commemorated therein. Glorifying Him therein, day and night - |
| 024:036 Sarwar | : |
(This niche) is in the houses that God has declared to be highly respected and His Name be mentioned therein in glory in the morning and evening |
| 024:036 Shakir | : |
In houses which Allah has permitted to be exalted and that His name may be remembered in them; there glorify Him therein in the mornings and the evenings, |
| 024:036 Sherali | : |
This light illumines houses with regard to which ALLAH has ordained that they be exalted and that HIS name be remembered in them. Therein do glorify HIM in the mornings and the evenings. |
| 024:036 Yusufali | : |
(Lit is such a Light) in houses, which Allah hath permitted to be raised to honour; for the celebration, in them, of His name: In them is He glorified in the mornings and in the evenings, (again and again),- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > المساجد > مكانة المساجد وحرمتها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers> Mosques> The Mosques Rank and their Sacredness
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This post will be a dispassionate and scientific inquiry into which vehicles all those other dishonorable no-good stat-padding pubbies are driving.
This post
The data is the same as the one used for classes: 64,903 individual player-match outcomes on both NA and EU, covering about 3000 PvP games. Almost all of the T8+ data is from NA and it’s mostly 8v8, so keep that in mind. I’ll use this to show which vehicles are being driven, by tier. Sample size is pretty small for tier 1 and 2 so I don’t cover that, or arty.
I’ve split this topic into two parts. The first covers vehicles being driven along with a general sense of their XP income, while the second covers vehicle performance.
Vehicles - All players
I’ll point out some of the more interesting things, by tier.
Tier 3: T-62s and the XM800
This tier is pretty spread out. T-62s are most driven at 19%, with XM800s right behind at 15%. Most of the other line vehicles hover around 10%.
The Scorpion and AMX-10P are lower at 5% and 6% respectively.
The average XP income range for the entire tier is only 20%, with the XM800, LAV 50-90 and Dragoon at the top by a very small margin.
Tier 4: Camo snippery
As per the class post, TDs make up 25% of the vehicles. This is probably because they’re good and there are three at this tier: Zhalos (9%), Pac90s (6%) and LAV 300s (10%).
The rest of tier is pretty well spread out, with most vehicles hovering around 6% of the total. The BMP-1P (4%) seems a little less popular than the Swingfire (7%) and BMD-1 (6%). In terms of MBTs, the T-64 comes in highest at 14%, followed by the OF-40 (10%), Starship (8%) and Type 69II (5%).
The XP spread is a little higher. Zhalos at the top (along with the other TDs and the BWP) bringing in 33% more XP, on average, than the OF-40 at the bottom.
Tier 5: Award for ‘Most Clippable MBT’
The most driven vehicles at tier 5 are the ERC-90 (16%), Chieftain (14%) and T-72 (13%) and then the Fox and Bagel at 10%. The WZ makes up 8% of the tier, the same as the M60A3. The Leo 1A5 is close behind at 7%. The BMP is again the least popular AFV at 5%, as compared to the BMD at 8%.
This tier has a 26% spread in XP income. The WZ-1224, ERC-90 and Fox are at the top for XP income and… better sit down for this: The Leo 1A5 at the bottom. I kinda like the Leo, but I don’t think it’d be OP if the front hull bounced an AC round every now and then.
Tier 6: Pretty balanced, shoulda got a Founder’s Pack
The Leo 2AV leads the pack, making up 13% of vehicles. The Centauro is next at 10%. This is a remarkably evenly driven tier and, along with some other stats, confirms the perception as this being one of the best balanced tiers (before 0.17). The XM1 seems to be the least popular of the MBTs at 5%, compared to the T-72A (9%) and MBT-70 (8%), for example.
Terminators lead in XP followed by VFMs, which also make up 3% and 9% of vehicles driven respectively. RDFs, Stingrays, BMP-3s and Centauros bring up the bottom of the XP income distribution.
Tier 7: Hmmm…
Here’s where it starts to go bad.
The Challenger 1 makes up 22% of all Tier 7 vehicles, followed by the Cent 120 at 15%.  After that you get Wiesels at 11%. Challengers and Cents lead the XP board, with Wiesels close behind. Challengers also bring in the most average spot damage at the tier by quite a margin over the AFVs, not to mention everything else. More on this later.
The BMD-4 is driven more than twice as much as the BMP-3M (8% vs 3%).
The T-80 comes in as second most popular MBT at 9% of vehicles. M1s and Leo 2s are 5% and 6% of vehicles. They also round out the bottom of the XP board, except for a very small number of M60-2000s and FSEDs right below. The stats for the patriot tanks are too small to get reliable results, but make sense. You should probably get a US citizenship if you can surive 5 games in a row in either.
The LAV-600 comes in at 5% of vehicles, 1/3 of the number of Cent 120s. There seems to be small minority of contrarians who claim this is a better TD than the Cent 120. They have elsewhere been referred to as the hipsters of AW. I might try to investigate this claim in a later post. Not the hipster part. That’s accurate.
Tier 8: Scientists call it ‘The Ramka Zone’
This is about as you’d expect. The Ariete is top at 19% followed by the T-90 at 18%, the Leo 2A5 at 12% and the M1A1 at 11%. Anecdotally, the Leo % is much higher recently. It has recently improved in both gun handling and firing ATGMs on the move, the latter of which messes up Ariete faces pretty bad.
The population seems reasonably sane, and has thus avoided driving the Ramka (5%) throughout most of the year, the recent and expensive RCR almost overtaking it as a % of vehicles driven. The Ramka is another tank that improved a lot in 0.17, and will likely get better next patch - after which 80% of your ATGMs shouldn’t fire straight into space or the ground on slightly uneven terrain.
The M1128 (8%) and XM8 (7%) round out the bottom of the XP board.
In a consistent trend at tier 7+, an MBT (the Leo 2A5) has the highest average spotting damage in the tier.
Tier 9: Honestly, the MS just looks too good
The T90MS was the top vehicle driven at 28%, followed by the Leo 2A6 and Challenger 2 tied for second with 17%. 9% of the tier 9 population still hadn’t learned their lesson and drove the M1A2. I actually don’t know if it’s good, I don’t have it. On the other hand, the M1 line has won my Favourite Tanks to Fight award - 35 weeks running.
The terminator is the smallest part of the tier 9 population at 4%, followed by the M8 (7%). The Crab and Draco are around 10%. You’re kinda hurting for options if you don’t like MBTs… although I have it on good authority that the M8 is magical.
The Challenger 2 has hands-down the highest average spotting damage: 96% more than the CRAB, for example.
Tier 10: All the MBTs are pretty decent here
The Armata is top of NA tier 10 at 30% of vehicles, followed by the Leo (19%), the XM1A3 (16%) and the Chally ATDU (10%). The PL is relatively popular at 16%, with the SPHINX trailing at 8%. The T15 only shows up as 1% of vehicles, probably because they’re off hoarding PVE platinum crates.
Once again a Chally is the best spotter, bringing in 61% more average spotting damage than the SPHINX.


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extends java.lang.Object
implements hr.fer.zemris.java.fractals.viewer.IFractalProducer
IFractalProducer
that renders fractals based on
Newton-Raphson iteration. 8*numberOfAvailableProcessors
and
divided between threads. Daemon threads are used.| Constructor and Description |
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IFractalProducerImpl()
Creates a new
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void |
produce(double reMin,
double reMax,
double imMin,
double imMax,
int width,
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public IFractalProducerImpl()
Newton.IFractalProducerImpl
for fractal rendering.


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At Facebook, we use Jest to test React Native applications.
Get a deeper insight into testing a working React Native app example by reading the following series: Part 1: Jest – Snapshot come into play and Part 2: Jest – Redux Snapshots for your Actions and Reducers.
Starting from react-native version 0.38, a Jest setup is included by
default when running react-native init
. The following
configuration should be automatically added to your package.json file:
Note: If you are upgrading your react-native application and previously
used the jest-react-native
preset, remove the dependency
from your package.json
file and change the preset to
react-native
instead.
Simply run yarn test
to run tests with Jest.
Let’s create a snapshot test for a small intro component with a few views and text components and some styles:
// Intro.js
import React, {Component} from 'react';
import {StyleSheet, Text, View} from 'react-native';
const styles = StyleSheet.create({
container: {
alignItems: 'center',
backgroundColor: '#F5FCFF',
flex: 1,
justifyContent: 'center',
},
instructions: {
color: '#333333',
marginBottom: 5,
textAlign: 'center',
},
welcome: {
fontSize: 20,
margin: 10,
textAlign: 'center',
},
});
export default class Intro extends Component {
render() {
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text style={styles.welcome}>Welcome to React Native!</Text>
<Text style={styles.instructions}>
This is a React Native snapshot test.
</Text>
</View>
);
}
}
Now let’s use React’s test renderer and Jest’s snapshot feature to interact with the component and capture the rendered output and create a snapshot file:
// __tests__/Intro-test.js
import React from 'react';
import Intro from '../Intro';
import renderer from 'react-test-renderer';
test('renders correctly', () => {
const tree = renderer.create(<Intro />).toJSON();
expect(tree).toMatchSnapshot();
});
When you run yarn test
or jest
, this will
produce an output file like this:
// __tests__/__snapshots__/Intro-test.js.snap
exports[`Intro renders correctly 1`] = `
<View
style={
Object {
"alignItems": "center",
"backgroundColor": "#F5FCFF",
"flex": 1,
"justifyContent": "center",
}
}>
<Text
style={
Object {
"fontSize": 20,
"margin": 10,
"textAlign": "center",
}
}>
Welcome to React Native!
</Text>
<Text
style={
Object {
"color": "#333333",
"marginBottom": 5,
"textAlign": "center",
}
}>
This is a React Native snapshot test.
</Text>
</View>
`;
The next time you run the tests, the rendered output will be compared to
the previously created snapshot. The snapshot should be committed along
code changes. When a snapshot test fails, you need to inspect whether it
is an intended or unintended change. If the change is expected you can
invoke Jest with jest -u
to overwrite the existing snapshot.
The code for this example is available at examples/react-native.
The preset sets up the environment and is very opinionated and based on what we found to be useful at Facebook. All of the configuration options can be overwritten just as they can be customized when no preset is used.
react-native
ships with a Jest preset, so the
jest.preset
field of your package.json
should
point to react-native
. The preset is a node environment that
mimics the environment of a React Native app. Because it doesn’t load any
DOM or browser APIs, it greatly improves Jest’s startup time.
The
transformIgnorePatterns
option can be used to whitelist or blacklist files from being transformed
with babel. Many react-native npm modules unfortunately don’t pre-compile
their source code before publishing.
By default the jest-react-native preset only processes the project’s own source files and react-native. If you have npm dependencies that have to be transformed you can customize this configuration option by whitelisting modules other than react-native:
If you’d like to provide additional configuration for every test file, the
setupFiles
configuration option
can be used to specify setup scripts.
The
moduleNameMapper
can be used to map a module path to a different module. By default the
preset maps all images to an image stub module but if a module cannot be
found this configuration option can help:
The Jest preset built into react-native
comes with a few
default mocks that are applied on a react-native repository. However some
react-native components or third party components rely on native code to
be rendered. In such cases, Jest’s manual mocking system can help to mock
out the underlying implementation.
For example, if your code depends on a third party native video component
called react-native-video
you might want to stub it out with
a manual mock like this:
This will render the component as
<Video {...props} />
with all of its props in the
snapshot output. See also
caveats around Enzyme and React 16.
Sometimes you need to provide a more complex manual mock. For example if you’d like to forward the prop types or static fields of a native component to a mock, you can return a different React component from a mock through this helper from jest-react-native:
jest.mock('path/to/MyNativeComponent', () => {
const mockComponent = require('react-native/jest/mockComponent');
return mockComponent('path/to/MyNativeComponent');
});
Or if you’d like to create your own manual mock, you can do something like this:
jest.mock('Text', () => {
const RealComponent = jest.requireActual('Text');
const React = require('React');
class Text extends React.Component {
render() {
return React.createElement('Text', this.props, this.props.children);
}
}
Text.propTypes = RealComponent.propTypes;
return Text;
});
In other cases you may want to mock a native module that isn’t a React component. The same technique can be applied. We recommend inspecting the native module’s source code and logging the module when running a react native app on a real device and then modeling a manual mock after the real module.
If you end up mocking the same modules over and over it is recommended to
define these mocks in a separate file and add it to the list of
setupFiles
.
@providesModule
If you’d like to use Facebook’s @providesModule
module system
through an npm package, the default haste config option must be
overwritten and npm modules must be added to
providesModuleNodeModules
:
"haste": {
"defaultPlatform": "ios",
"platforms": ["android", "ios"],
"providesModuleNodeModules": [
"react",
"react-native",
"my-awesome-module",
"my-text-component"
]
},
If you’d like to test a different default platform or if you are building
for other platforms, the defaultPlatform
and
platforms
configuration option can be updated.


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Package com.jme.bullet.animation
Class PhysicsLink
- java.lang.Object
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- com.jme.bullet.animation.PhysicsLink
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
com.jme.export.Savable
,com.jme.util.clone.JmeCloneable
,java.lang.Cloneable
public abstract class PhysicsLink extends java.lang.Object implements com.jme.util.clone.JmeCloneable, com.jme.export.Savable
The abstract base class used by DynamicAnimControl to link pieces of a JME model to their corresponding collision objects in a ragdoll. Subclasses include BoneLink and TorsoLink. The links in each DynamicAnimControl form a hierarchy with the TorsoLink at its root.This class is shared between JBullet and Native Bullet.
- Author:
- Stephen Gold<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Based on KinematicRagdollControl by Normen Hansen and Rémy Bouquet (Nehon).
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static java.util.logging.Logger
logger
message logger for this class
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description PhysicsLink()
No-argument constructor needed by SavableClassUtil.
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
blendToKinematicMode(float blendInterval)
Begin blending this link to a purely kinematic mode.java.lang.String
boneName()
Read the name of the corresponding bone.void
cloneFields(com.jme.util.clone.Cloner cloner, java.lang.Object original)
Callback fromCloner
to convert this shallow-cloned link into a deep-cloned one, using the specified cloner and original to resolve copied fields.int
countChildren()
Count this link's immediate children in the link hierarchy.protected abstract void
dynamicUpdate()
Update this link in Dynamic mode, setting the linked bone's transform based on the transform of the rigid body.com.jme.anim.Joint
getBone()
Access the corresponding bone.DacLinks
getControl()
Access the control that manages this link.PhysicsJoint
getJoint()
Access the joint between this link's rigid body and that of its parent.PhysicsLink
getParent()
Access this link's parent/manager in the link hierarchy.PhysicsRigidBody
getRigidBody()
Access the linked rigid body.boolean
isKinematic()
Test whether the link is in kinematic mode.PhysicsLink
jmeClone()
Create a shallow clone for the JME cloner.protected void
kinematicUpdate(float tpf)
Update this link in blended Kinematic mode.float
kinematicWeight()
Read the kinematic weight of this link.PhysicsLink[]
listChildren()
Enumerate this link's immediate children in the link hierarchy.protected com.jme.math.Vector3f
localOffset(com.jme.math.Vector3f storeResult)
Copy the local offset of this link.abstract java.lang.String
name()
Unambiguously identify this link by name, within its DynamicAnimControl.com.jme.math.Transform
physicsTransform(com.jme.math.Transform storeResult)
Calculate a physics transform for the rigid body (to match the skeleton bone).void
read(com.jme.export.JmeImporter im)
De-serialize this link, for example when loading from a J3O file.void
setDynamic(com.jme.math.Vector3f uniformAcceleration)
Immediately put this link into dynamic mode.protected void
setJoint(PhysicsJoint joint)
Assign a physics joint to this link, or cancel the assigned joint.protected void
setParent(PhysicsLink parent)
Assign a parent/manager for this link.protected void
setRigidBody(PhysicsRigidBody body)
Alter the rigid body for this link.void
write(com.jme.export.JmeExporter ex)
Serialize this link, for example when saving to a J3O file.
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Method Detail
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boneName
public java.lang.String boneName()
Read the name of the corresponding bone.- Returns:
- the bone name (not null)
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countChildren
public int countChildren()
Count this link's immediate children in the link hierarchy.- Returns:
- the count (≥0)
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getBone
public final com.jme.anim.Joint getBone()
Access the corresponding bone.- Returns:
- the pre-existing instance (not null)
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getControl
public DacLinks getControl()
Access the control that manages this link.- Returns:
- the pre-existing instance (not null)
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getJoint
public PhysicsJoint getJoint()
Access the joint between this link's rigid body and that of its parent.- Returns:
- the pre-existing instance, or null for the torso
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getParent
public PhysicsLink getParent()
Access this link's parent/manager in the link hierarchy.- Returns:
- the link, or null if none
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getRigidBody
public PhysicsRigidBody getRigidBody()
Access the linked rigid body.- Returns:
- the pre-existing instance (not null)
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isKinematic
public boolean isKinematic()
Test whether the link is in kinematic mode.- Returns:
- true if kinematic, or false if purely dynamic
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kinematicWeight
public float kinematicWeight()
Read the kinematic weight of this link.- Returns:
- 0 if purely dynamic, 1 if purely kinematic
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listChildren
public PhysicsLink[] listChildren()
Enumerate this link's immediate children in the link hierarchy.- Returns:
- a new array (not null)
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name
public abstract java.lang.String name()
Unambiguously identify this link by name, within its DynamicAnimControl.- Returns:
- a text string (not null, not empty)
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physicsTransform
public com.jme.math.Transform physicsTransform(com.jme.math.Transform storeResult)
Calculate a physics transform for the rigid body (to match the skeleton bone).- Parameters:
storeResult
- storage for the result (modified if not null)- Returns:
- the calculated transform (in physics-space coordinates, either storeResult or a new transform, not null)
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setDynamic
public void setDynamic(com.jme.math.Vector3f uniformAcceleration)
Immediately put this link into dynamic mode. The control must be "ready".- Parameters:
uniformAcceleration
- the uniform acceleration vector to apply (in physics-space coordinates, not null, unaffected)
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blendToKinematicMode
protected void blendToKinematicMode(float blendInterval)
Begin blending this link to a purely kinematic mode.- Parameters:
blendInterval
- the duration of the blend interval (in seconds, ≥0)
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dynamicUpdate
protected abstract void dynamicUpdate()
Update this link in Dynamic mode, setting the linked bone's transform based on the transform of the rigid body.
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kinematicUpdate
protected void kinematicUpdate(float tpf)
Update this link in blended Kinematic mode.- Parameters:
tpf
- the time interval between frames (in seconds, ≥0)
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localOffset
protected com.jme.math.Vector3f localOffset(com.jme.math.Vector3f storeResult)
Copy the local offset of this link.- Parameters:
storeResult
- storage for the result (modified if not null)- Returns:
- the offset (in bone local coordinates, either storeResult or a new vector, not null)
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setJoint
protected final void setJoint(PhysicsJoint joint)
Assign a physics joint to this link, or cancel the assigned joint.- Parameters:
joint
- (may be null, alias created)
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setParent
protected final void setParent(PhysicsLink parent)
Assign a parent/manager for this link.- Parameters:
parent
- (not null, alias created)
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setRigidBody
protected void setRigidBody(PhysicsRigidBody body)
Alter the rigid body for this link.- Parameters:
body
- the desired rigid body (not null, alias created)
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cloneFields
public void cloneFields(com.jme.util.clone.Cloner cloner, java.lang.Object original)
Callback fromCloner
to convert this shallow-cloned link into a deep-cloned one, using the specified cloner and original to resolve copied fields.- Specified by:
cloneFields
in interfacecom.jme.util.clone.JmeCloneable
- Parameters:
cloner
- the cloner that's cloning this link (not null)original
- the instance from which this link was shallow-cloned (unused)
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jmeClone
public PhysicsLink jmeClone()
Create a shallow clone for the JME cloner.- Specified by:
jmeClone
in interfacecom.jme.util.clone.JmeCloneable
- Returns:
- a new instance
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read
public void read(com.jme.export.JmeImporter im) throws java.io.IOException
De-serialize this link, for example when loading from a J3O file.- Specified by:
read
in interfacecom.jme.export.Savable
- Parameters:
im
- importer (not null)- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- from importer
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write
public void write(com.jme.export.JmeExporter ex) throws java.io.IOException
Serialize this link, for example when saving to a J3O file.- Specified by:
write
in interfacecom.jme.export.Savable
- Parameters:
ex
- exporter (not null)- Throws:
java.io.IOException
- from exporter
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Come here, son.
There's some lasagna,
Dinner's served!
Look at her.
Isn't she pretty?
She's your sister!
Okay... you're 18.
You may come in,
Enjoy the party!
For all these 4 years
Of tests, books and insane professors
Congratulations class of 2016!
Mr. Passengers
Please fasten your seatbelts,
We're 10 minutes away from San Francisco.
Nietzsche is my idol.
Really?
I read Nietzsche when I was 14.
All of these
Notifications,
Messages,
Surprises.
The same taste
The same smell
The same sight
The same sound
The sam...
Pling.
Love
Has sent you a message.
The same thrill.


The Outdoor Chums on the Gulf; or, Rescuing the Lost Balloonists
by Captain Quincy Allen
Chapter V: "The First Campfire"
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1911
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Allen, Q. (1911). The Outdoor Chums on the Gulf; or, Rescuing the Lost Balloonists.New York: Grosset & Dunlap.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 3.3
- Word Count: 1,872
- Genre: Adventure
- Keywords: florida stories, rescuing the lost balloonists, the outdoor chums on the gulf; or
- ✎ Cite This
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"Tell me about that, will you!" gasped Jerry, as he bobbed above the surface.
He was swimming industriously to keep from being swept down with the current.
Frank, finding that the motor worked smoothly, and no damage had been done by the concussion, started it backing just enough to keep the boat steady.
He darted to the bow, where Bluff and Will were already hanging.
"What was it?" called the swimmer, who, now that he was in, seemed disposed to make a picnic of the affair, after his usual joking way.
"A snag, of course. I thought you were going to sing out if we came on one?" said Frank.
"I did, and you all heard me yell," asserted Jerry.
"Yes, while you were passing through the air. Much good that would do," observed Bluff, disposed to refuse such evidence.
"But there was nothing in sight. The snag must have been down under the surface, and the water is so brown I couldn't see it. My! but that was a vault! Talk about your high divers, there never was a prettier leap than that."
"Just my luck, again!" whimpered Will. "What a magnificent picture of the Jumping Frog that would have made in our scrap-book. Why on earth didn't you tell me you were going to do it, and I could have been ready to snap you off?"
"Hear that man, with me down in this ooze, soaked to the skin! Wait till I find a chance to get at him!" groaned Jerry, shaking his fist upward, in mock anger, though at the time he was grinning amiably.
"While you are down there, pard, why not take a look, and see if we scraped the paint off the boat's nose when we banged that log," suggested practical Frank.
"That's so. Make the best of a bad bargain. Why, no; nothing doing, boys. This stem is made of solid brass, and could stand many a hard bump. I think Cousin Archie must have been warned in advance, and had her made doubly staunch," sang out Jerry.
"Can you see the snag anywhere around?" asked Frank.
"Not here. Perhaps we're down below it now."
"Or it may have been an alligator, fellows. Some of the natives told me there are a few in this old stream," observed Bluff.
"Yes, and there he is now!" shouted Will. "He crawled up on the bank to dry off, and is going to jump in again! Oh! why wasn't I ready! Look out, Jerry! He's coming for you!"
Jerry was already in motion. The notion of meeting an alligator might have appealed to him, but not under these circumstances. He struck out like a madman as he struggled to get to a point where he could reach up and clasp the eager hands extended down to him, for he had heard the splash that announced the reptile's taking to the water.
Of course, the little six-foot 'gator was by long odds the more scared of the two, but then Jerry, being a greenhorn, did not know that.
"Talk to me about your narrow squeaks, they don't appeal to me one little bit!" he gasped. "Where's the old alligator monster now, Will? Did you snap him off?"
"He never came up again. That's just my luck, you know."
"Better times coming, Will. You'll take many pictures of 'gators on logs and sunny banks before we finish this little trip," laughed Frank.
 After this the lookout ought to be tied to his seat.  We might have ended our cruise half an hour after we began it."

"Any game along here, do you think?" asked Will presently.
"They told me there was plenty, only you have to look sharp, and not get lost in the swamps. Men have gone out hunting and never come back again; though, of course, these were strangers, and not the natives. Nobody ever knew whether they were lost or fell into the hands of some black criminals who were hanging out hereabouts."
Jerry volunteered this information. He was always making inquiries in connection with the possibilities of game.
"I saw a blue heron just then, swinging downstream below us. And there's something snow-white over there.  Do you know what they are, Frank?" asked Will.
"I'm not sure, but I think they belong to the ibis family. Look at that 'coon scurrying up that log, running from the water. He's been trying to scoop out a dinner of fish, too. Nearly everything feeds on fish down here, even many of the wild ducks. Got him that time, did you, Will?"
"I think so," replied Will complacently, for he had snapped his camera while the striped "bushy-tail" was still moving up the slanting log.
They were making fair progress all the while. So the afternoon began to wear away. The current was almost enough to carry them on at the rate of several miles an hour. With the prospect of meeting hidden snags at any minute, Frank did not deem it wise to put on any speed. That would come when they were upon the open gulf, and obstacles no longer worried them.
They had entered a section that undoubtedly bordered on a swamp. The trees grew thicker, and shut out much of the light, so that it seemed actually like dusk. And to the delight of Will, the long streamers of Spanish moss hung everywhere.
"Say, perhaps we'd better pull up soon for the night. This sort of work needs all the eyesight we've got, and it's getting some gloomy just now. I wouldn't dare attempt an exposure with this shadow on everything," remarked Will.
"Always something wrong, eh, Will? However, putting the picture-getting aside, you'll admit that this is a mighty comfy position to be in. There's Bluff writing up the menu he expects to spring on us the first meal out," laughed Frank.
"I own up I was thinking of something along that line. Wish I had some of the fine oysters they tell us grow down South. Your sister Nellie gave me several recipes to try, and I'm going to spring them on you the first chance, see if I don't."
"Well, I only hope you have better success than the said Nellie usually has.  But as to the oysters, you must wait till we get out of the river. This is fresh water. Mussels or fresh-water clams grow in such places, but hardly oysters," observed Frank.
"I'm going to tell Nellie what you said, when we get back," declared Bluff.
"Well, it encourages me to know that you expect we will survive the operation. But then, ten to one they are recipes she clipped from some paper, and wants you to try for her. I'm going to keep an eye on you whenever you hang around the fire, remember. You can bear watching," Frank continued.
"Glad to hear that, for some people can't," remarked the other calmly.
At which the laugh was on Frank; but he took it good-naturedly, as always. It required a good deal to make him show signs of being provoked; but like most people of that temperament, if ever he did lose his temper, he was apt to be very angry indeed.
Presently they found what seemed to be a good place to tie up for the night. A small boat, called the dinghy, or dinky, was trailed behind. This might come in handy whenever they wanted to go ashore while the motor-boat was anchored; or one of the boys might wish to use it for fishing, gathering oysters, or shooting shore birds, later on.
The ground being high and dry just at that particular spot, they built a fire and determined to cook supper ashore. There would likely be plenty of opportunities for doing this aboard, later, and they could not resist that chance for an open campfire.
Bluff was assisted by Jerry in getting the first supper. It turned out to be appetizing. They had been in the woods so much now that even the poorest cook in the club, Will, was picking up quite a little knowledge of the art, and felt an occasional desire to show off.
The boys never got over joking poor Will about his first experience in cooking rice, however. He had put the entire four pounds in a pot while the rest were away. One of them, coming back to camp presently, found Will in distress. He had filled every kettle and pannikin with the swelling rice, and despite the glistening heaps the original kettle was still boiling up heaps of it, so that it threatened to even smother the fire.
He knew better now.
After the meal was over they sat around, taking things easy. Frank was writing in his logbook, Will monkeying with his camera, while Jerry and Bluff sat there discussing something that had to do with their respective lung power—a question never, as yet, fully settled, although they had had many a friendly contest to thresh out this rivalry.
"Frank, don't look up, please! Listen to me!" said Will in a low voice.
"Well, what is it?" asked the other, simply pausing in the act of writing a word.
"I saw something moving over behind that bunch of saw-palmettos on your left. Pretending not to be looking, I squinted out of the tail of my eye. What do you think I saw? The head of a black man raised—an awfully wicked-looking head, too, Frank. What had we better do about it?" went on Will, his whispering voice quivering.
"Nothing. Leave it to me. Don't show any signs of excitement, please, but just keep on with what you are doing," and Frank allowed his left hand to slowly creep in the direction where his shotgun lay on the ground.


talks
invited talks and panels
invited talks
A brief biosketch for invited talks.
- (Upcoming Keynote:) ATTRIB Workshop @ NeurIPS 2023
- Dec 15, 2023
- (Upcoming Keynote:) DataComps Workshop @ ICCV 2023
- Oct 2, 2023
- (Upcoming) SRS @ CMU LTI
- Aug 24, 2023
- Keynote: Rep4NLP Workshop @ ACL 2023
- Google Responsible Machine Learning
- Contextualizing Data in Varied Annotator Perspectives
- June 14, 2023
- Cohere for AI
- Understanding Dataset Difficulty with 𝒱-Usable Information
- Mar 14, 2023
- Spotify Research
- Designing Controls and Filters for Dataset Generation
- Feb 28, 2023
- Amazon Data-Centric AI
- CAIS++ Seminar
- Contextualizing Bias in Hate Speech Detection
- Feb 1, 2023
- SoCal NLP Symposium
- Generating Datasets for Robust Generalization
- Nov 18, 2022
- USC Center for AI in Society (CAIS) Seminar
- USC Viterbi Computer Science Department Advisory Board
- Overview of Research: Data-Centric NLP
- Nov 8, 2022
- Keynote: ACL Spotlight Talks for Young Rising Stars
- UC-Irvine CS Seminar
- Mapping and Generating Datasets for Robust Generalization
- May 13, 2022
- IFDS Ethics Seminar @ UCSC
- Rethinking Dataset Construction: : The Role of Generative Modeling and Annotator Perspectives
- Mar 16, 2022
- Machine Learning Research Group @ Oracle
- What’s in your Data? Mapping Datasets and Exploring Data Usability
- Oct 20, 2021
- NERT Seminar @ Georgetown University
- Addressing Biases for Robust, Generalizable AI
- Feb 24, 2020
- NLP Seminar @ Georgia Tech
- Addressing Biases for Robust, Generalizable AI
- Feb 12, 2020
- E+D Product Leads Conference: Microsoft (Virtual)
- Addressing Bias in Datasets and Models
- Nov 2, 2020
- Rising Stars in EECS: University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.
- Biases and Learning Challenges in Natural Language Processing
- Oct 30, 2019
- Colloquium: Department of Linguistics, University of Washington
- AI2 Seminar: Allen Institute for AI
- Stanford NLP Seminar: Stanford University
- Learning Challenges in Natural Language Processing
- Apr 4, 2019
- JHU CLSP Seminar: Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore
- Learning Challenges in Natural Language Processing
- Mar 13, 2019
- CILVR Seminar New York University, New York
- Learning Challenges in Natural Language Processing
- Mar 11, 2019
- Seminar, Microsoft Research, Redmond
- Learning Challenges in Natural Language Processing
- Jan 22, 2019
- AI Breakthroughs Workshop, Microsoft Research, Redmond
- Representation Learning with Linguistic Structure
- Sep 15, 2018
- NorthWest NLP: Microsoft Research, Redmond
- Syntactic Scaffolds for Semantic Structures
- Apr 27, 2018
panels
- Limitations of Large Language Models at the RepL4NLP Workshop @ ACL 2023
- Jul 13, 2023
- Generative AI and Education Roundtable @ ASEE 2023
- Jun 29, 2023
- AImaginings for USC Sidney Harmon Academy for Polymathic Studies: Polymathic Pizza (with Kate Crawford)
- Apr 5, 2023
- DADC Workshop @ NAACL 2022
- Jul 14, 2022
- Responsible AI Symposium 2022 for AILA
- Jun 17, 2022


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You can change the password policy and strength in the Configure > Security > Password Policy page (RiOS v8.0 and later).Strong - Sets the password policy to more stringent enforcement settings. Selecting this template automatically prepopulates the password policy with stricter settings commonly required by higher security standards such as for the Department of Defense. Basic - Reverts the password policy to its predefined settings so you can customize your policy.
2. Select the Enable Account Control check box to set a password policy. Enabling account control makes password use mandatory.Passwords for all users expire as soon as account control is enabled. This forces all users to create new passwords that follow the password requirements defined in the password policy. All new passwords are then controlled by the password policy.The passwords also expire after the number of days specified by the administrator in the Password Policy page. As a consequence of this change, when a user tries to log in to the Management Console and their password has expired, the Expired Password page asks them to change their password. After they change their password, the system automatically logs them in to the Management Console.
3. Optionally, select either the Basic or Strong template. When you select the basic template, the system prepopulates the page with the secure settings. Also, the system prompts a user logging into the Steelhead appliance after 60 days to change their password. By default, RiOS locks out a user logging into the Steelhead appliance after 300 days without a password change. After the system locks them out, an administrator must unlock the system.
Login Attempts Before Lockout Specify the maximum number of unsuccessful login attempts before temporarily blocking user access to the Steelhead appliance. The user is prevented from further login attempts when the number is exceeded. The default for the strong security template is 3. Timeout for User Login After Lockout Specify the amount of time, in seconds, that must elapse before a user can attempt to log in after an account lockout due to unsuccessful login attempts. The default for the strong security template is 300. Days Before Password Expires Specify the number of days the current password remains in effect. The default for the strong security template is 60. To set the password expiration to 24 hours, specify 0. To set the password expiration to 48 hours, specify 1. Leave blank to turn off password expiration. Days to Warn User of an Expiring Password Specify the number of days the user is warned before the password expires. The default for the strong security template is 7. Days to Keep Account Active After Password Expires Specify the number of days the account remains active after the password expires. The default for the strong security template is 305. When the time elapses, RiOS locks the account permanently, preventing any further logins. Days Between Password Changes Minimum Interval for Password Reuse Specify the number of password changes allowed before a password can be reused. The default for the strong security template is 5.
6. Click Save to save your settings permanently.RiOS temporarily locks out an account after a user exceeds the configured number of login attempts. Account lockout information appears on the Configure > Security > User Permissions page.The configured lockout time elapses. —or—The administrator unlocks the account. RiOS never locks out administrator accounts.
2. Choose Configure > Security > User Permissions page and click Clear Login Failure Details.RiOS temporarily locks out an account when its password expires. Passwords expire for one of these reasons:An administrator enables account control. The expiration time for a password elapses. An administrator disables a user account and then enables it. An administrator uses a CLI command to encrypt a password. After a user password expires, the user must update their password within the number of days specified in Days to Keep Account Active After Password Expires. The default value is 305 days. After the time elapses, RiOS locks the account permanently, preventing any further logins.
2. Choose Configure > Security > User Permissions page and click Clear Login Failure Details.
3. Type and confirm the new password and click Change Password.


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