" active, in order to play fair with no hackers to disturb you.
By adding 3 icons (each for every service) on the server browser and on the server info page, it provide a fast way to know if the server is streaming on any of these 3 services.
Servers caches are deleted every week.
☰ Preview :
Images
Server Browser
(BF3 / BF4)
Server Page
(BF3 / BF4)
Server Page / Server Browser
(BFH)
☰ Nerd Stuff :
Changelog
v 1.6.0
- BFH Support added
- GGC server's link fixed (now points to GGC's Server Search page)
- "Unknown" streamer's status tooltips position fixes
- Displaying "on" when ACI & GGC status is unknown fix
v 1.5.3
- ACI LiveSecure option info added.
v 1.5.2
- Friends playing server info not showing streaming info fix.
v 1.5.1
- Displaying "error" fix
- PBBans wrong ON fix
v 1.5
- New layout
- Bugs pointed by BrainFooLong fixed
- Data are pulled by server using ajax (faster)
v 1.4 Beta
- added ACI (Anticheatinc) service status
v 1.3
- Code fixes
- BF3 and BF4 support for both PBBans and GCC-Stream
v 1.2 Beta
- GGC support added (BF4 only)
- Server Cache added for faster GGC results [Server Side]
v 1.1
- BF3 Support added
v 1.0
- BF4 Support added
Server Side Changelog
Server Side Updates
20.06.2016
- BFH Support added
19.06.2016
- Server Owner API added
27.03.2016
- PBBans server url changed
- GGC new way of getting servers
- ACI server block bypass
18.05.2015
- Server response time limit set to 3 sec
18.02.2015
- ACI is now fixed (ACI public server list was closed so we changed to get-each-server-status-and-cache)
12.02.2015
- Problem getting streamers' pages, we changed to cUrl page-get
22.09.2014
- Displaying "error" fix
- PBBans wrong ON fix
09.09.2014 (on the beta version)
Server side & script update:
- Now supporting Anticheat Inc. for both BF3 and BF4
- GGC missing servers fix
- ACI remove "inactive servers" from database fix
- Added updating database image
08.09.2014
Server side update:
- Now supporting both GGC-stream BF3 and BF4
07.09.2014
Server side update: (on the beta version)
- GGC server IPs and PORTs are now daily cached = faster and less server resources
☰ PunkBuster Services Links :
PBBans :
http://www.pbbans.com
GCC-Stream :
http://www.ggc-stream.net
Anticheat Inc :
http://www.anticheatinc.net
☰ More Nerd Stuff :
For the Server Owners
For you, the "Servers Owners", I implemented a small API (some commands)
Commands :
- "refresh" : refreshes the cache, recheck the status of the server
- "noProxyPlease" : tell the server not to use a proxy server
You can now refresh the status of your server by visiting the link : http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=<server-ip>&port=<server-port>&bf=<3_or_4_or_h>&json&refresh
where <server-ip> is your server ip (ex 123.456.789.012),
the <server-port> is your server port (ex 123456)
and <3_or_4_or_h> is your game (3 for BF3, 4 for BF4 and h for BFH).
For example example you can refresh your the server "123.456.789.012:123456" by using the link: http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=123.456.789.012&port=123456&bf=4&json&refresh
and if you are still having problems with ACI use the "noProxyPlease" command too: http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=123.456.789.012&port=123456&bf=4&json&refresh&noProxyPlease
Sent me a message if you have any problem but I may not reply right away ... but I will reply :)
09.09.2014: (on the beta version)
Server side & script update:
- Now supporting Anticheat Inc. for both BF3 and BF4
- GGC missing servers fix
- ACI remove "inactive servers" from database fix
- Added updating database image
08.09.2014:
Server side update:
- Now supporting both GGC-stream BF3 and BF4
07.09.2014:
Server side update: (on the beta version)
- GGC server IPs and PORTs are now daily cached = faster and less server resourses
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Here we have almost the same problems as in
http://getbblog.com/en/board/post/126815
Topicstarter
DarkThanos
Please verify that the plug in is working with no errors.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Works in chrome, but it produce sometimes that error
PBBans server was down yesterday... they should had a DDos Attack since they have now install sth verifing your browser...
For that reason, pbbans status wil not work. I will need some time to overcome that verification.
EDIT: Pbbans is working again.
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GreatApo
GreatApo
☰ Server side update:
22.09.2014:
- Displaying "error" fix
- PBBans wrong ON fix
RIP-Jarhead
Hi,
This is a really cool plugin.
But now Just want to ask if you know if I need a specific setting in my servers config to show that GGC is on, as I stream to all three services, and only ACI and PBBans shows as on. GGC shows as off, but on GGC Site its active and working.
Thank you
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GreatApo
GreatApo
The servers are daily cached to our server.
Give me your server's GGC link to check if there are any problems...
I can see that the server is enabled, but my server stores the servers from GGC browser and yours is not there. They may cache the servers too :P
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RIP-Jarhead
RIP-Jarhead
Eish, will have to ask them then why its not showing in the server browser, even when hide empty is not selected.
Our server shows up when I connect to it.
Thank you.
D1-Keyz3r
Hi all!
Does this plugin work at all?, our server is live and streaming to all services and for some reason it is only showing the Anticheat Inc as online?, i have checked both GGC and PBB and our server is online there?
By browsing using either Firefox or Chrome i do not find any servers at all showing with all 3 as "ON"?
Is there an update i have missed? (i use BBLOG 4.5.0 in both browsers), is it necessary to install additional plugins other than the one in plugin gallery?

Also we use the data the services provide.
As you can see here : "http://www.pbbans.com/sigs/server/<IP_ADDRESS>:30000.png" pbbans say you do not stream to them.
On GGC-Stream your server is shown to stream "http://www.ggc-stream.net/server/119980/%3A%3ADeltaOne+Battlefield+4%3A%3A" (i had to clear the cache manually).
We use the data provided but you have to understand that such website and services, ban people that abuse their servers. So we try not to make many requests on their servers by caching as much as possible.
D1-Keyz3r
Hi GreatApo and ty for your answer.
I do understand the issues with cashing but then again this kinda leaves this plugin showing "false positives" as long as the cache is not refreshed the servers is not showing the correct status at all times?
As for the PBB thats my bad since i was sure our BF4 server was set up to them as well but it turns out that its only our BC2 server, the BF4 server is set up today and awaiting admin approval now.
Sorry for any confusions and pls. advice if there is anything needs to be changed to have this plugin working at all times
Topicstarter
DarkThanos
Servers an not something you turn off and on during a day, main server's data are kind of static (except title and map rotation) so a daily cache is enough for the plug in to work right. Even with an hour cache such misses will be there.
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GreatApo
GreatApo
The addon is running again ;)
☰ Server Side Update:
12.02.2015:
- Problem getting streamers' pages, we changed to cUrl page-get
imperium
Hey,
I just cant figure out how to install this, and I tried finding a tutorial guide, could not find one in forums.
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GreatApo
GreatApo
imperium wrote:
Hey,
I just cant figure out how to install this, and I tried finding a tutorial guide, could not find one in forums.
You install the addon Better Battlelog (this is the addon's site/forum -.-). Then, in Battlelog, you open the settings window of BBLog and you go to Plugin Gallery to enable this plugin.
☰ Server Side Update:
18.02.2015:
- ACI is now fixed (ACI public server list was closed so we changed to get-each-server-status-and-cache)
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GreatApo
GreatApo
We have problems getting ACI servers info. The server does not reply my server. I had to add a response limit to temporary fix the plug-in.
All games will display ACI as false
until i fix it.
☰ Server Side Update:
18.5.2015
- Server response time limit set to 3 sec
Edit: Our server can again contact ACI. It fixed itself -.-
Pompeianus
I have a minor problem; I have my server streaming to PBBANS, GGC, & ANTICHEAT, however only PBBANS show up on the BF4-battlelog using this custom plugin. Now Individually, all three show on their respective websites and each acknowledge that the server is active and streaming to them. So, why is only PBBANS displaying? Game server BF4: "RED 1 DIVISION".
Topicstarter
DarkThanos
Maybe because the servers are daily cached it need a day to recheck your server.
We are very careful because we do not want to get our server's ip banned for too much traffic on their servers.
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Kaiser
Kaiser
Hi, I have a problem, my server BF3 is streaming with PBBans ACI and GGC but Has PBBans plugin shows me only PBBans active.
I do not know how the plugin reads the status of the server, it is necessary in a particular setting on GGC control panel ?
Pompeianus
Kaiser,
It's the same problem BF3, BF4 etc.. only PBBANS is showing active. I addressed it but, the reply was only about 'x' number of servers being re-cached daily and not having any banned due to volume. It did not make any sense! My server or your server has nothing to do with the plugin's creator server(s). The problem is that only (1) anti-cheat i.e. "PBBANS" shows up even though our servers are streaming to all three. Bottom line Kaiser, There is a problem with the plugin! When will it be fixed? Unknown... more people need to complain maybe.
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GreatApo
GreatApo
The plug in searches you servers in each of these Streamers. If it does not shows your servers as ON there are 2 cases:
- 1. Yours server was not streming when it was cached from our server (daily cache) or your Streamer's server
- 2. The streamers site simply does not shows your server as active (for any reason)
The plugin works well. I belive that you either don't stream or your Streamer's site does not show you as active.
Anyway, provide me you server's IPs and Ports and i will ran a more detailed scan about this problem.
We are not the bad guys here hidding your servers. We try to do our best.
capitaincourage
Once I enable this script to show anticheat streaming enabled servers in the server browser pages.
The PBBans and GGC streaming says off . ACI says on. My console log shows me that I am indeed connected to all three of my AC accounts so why are the other two not displaying correctly.
Regards
GreatApo
capitaincourage wrote:
Once I enable this script to show anticheat streaming enabled servers in the server browser pages.
The PBBans and GGC streaming says off . ACI says on. My console log shows me that I am indeed connected to all three of my AC accounts so why are the other two not displaying correctly.
Regards
Hi!
Our server looks for GGC Servers here: (i just realised that it's currently not working?)
"Off" means that the server was not found in one of the above links. Mined that we daily cashe the servers and that these services are constanlty changing because they are target of server attacks. Also, it becames harder to track if the servers are streaming because these services have starting closing their data lists from puplic (like the above GGC link which seems not to work any more).
Unfortunately, i am currently not active on Battlefield so i am not constantly updating the plugin.
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GreatApo
GreatApo
I found some hours today to get
PBBans, GGC & ACI
up and running. It may take a little longer to load the new servers but when it's cached, it loads fast.
Let me know if it works for your servers (please provide server IP-Port if you face problems). Mined that servers are
WEEKLY
cached.
☰ Server side update:
27.03.2016:
- PBBans server url changed
- GGC new way of getting servers
- ACI server block bypass
Kiert82
Hi,
Would u please explain, if only "streaming to ACI BF4 repository" is not enough for ACI to make it see as "ON"?
Also have, GGC-stream - but just since today - so it might be cache deal - u described earlier.
https://www.ggc-stream.net/server/135129
Thanks for any reply, and sorry for disturbing.
By the way: plugin is very usefull in finding correct servers to play, and your work is very helpful.
Topicstarter
DarkThanos
Hi, Kiert82
Sorry for the late answer.
The problem is with the ACI and our server. You see, because they are tracking hacker (well not exactly hackers), they want to watch out their back, so if a server make too many requests on their servers, they ban it.
So we use many proxy servers to bypass the ban.
The proxy servers some times fail to report due to the fact that they are not always available.
So for you, the "Servers Owners" I implemented a small API (some commands)
Commands :
- "refresh" : refreshes the cache, recheck the status of the server
- "noProxyPlease" : tell the server not to use a proxy server
You can now refresh the status of your server by visiting the link : http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=<server-ip>&port=<server-port>&bf=<bf_3_or_4>&json&refresh
where <server-ip> is your server ip (ex 123.456.789.012)
ans the <server-port> is your server port (ex 1234)
For example example you can refresh your server by using : http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=<IP_ADDRESS>&port=10600&bf=4&json&refresh
or refresh with no proxy (if ACI is unknown) with http://alites.tk/battlelog-plugins/has-pbbans/chupachups.php?ip=<IP_ADDRESS>&port=10600&bf=4&json&refresh&noProxyPlease
Have a nice day :)
GreatApo
We just made it to Hardline...
☰ Plugin Update:
v 1.6.0
- BFH Support added
- GGC server's link fixed (now points to GGC's Server Search page)
- "Unknown" streamer's status tooltips position fixes
- Displaying "on" when ACI & GGC status is unknown fix
☰ Server Side Update:
20.06.2016
- BFH Support added


A resource can be registered many times, it won't actually effect the system, but a warning will be printed to log.


Declarative version of React.Component.
Because sometimes you want a lifecycle or some state but don't want to create a new component. Also, this stuff is composable as heck.
npm install react-component-component
# or
yarn add react-component-component
And then import it:
// using es modules
import Component from "react-component-component";
// common.js
const Component = require("react-component-component");
// AMD
// I've forgotten but it should work.
Or use script tags and globals.

And then grab it off the global like so:
const Component = ReactComponentComponent;
Let's say you want some async data but don't want to make a whole new component just for the lifecycles to get it:
// import Component from 'react-component-component'
const Component = ReactComponentComponent;
ReactDOM.render(

Let's get some gists!

<Component
initialState={{ gists: null }}
didMount={({ setState }) => {
fetch("https://api.github.com/gists")
.then(res => res.json())
.then(gists => setState({ gists }));
}}
>
{({ state }) =>
state.gists ? (

{state.gists.map(gist => (

{gist.description}

))}

) : (

Loading...

)
}
</Component>

,
DOM_NODE
);
Or maybe you need a little bit of state but an entire component seems a bit heavy:
// import Component from 'react-component-component'
const Component = ReactComponentComponent;
ReactDOM.render(
<Component initialState={{ count: 0 }}>
{({ setState, state }) => (

Every app needs a counter!

<button
onClick={() =>
setState(state => ({ count: state.count - 1 }))
}
>
-
</button>
 {state.count}
<button
onClick={() =>
setState(state => ({ count: state.count + 1 }))
}
>
+
</button>

)}
</Component>,
DOM_NODE
);
You know all of these already:
didMount({ state, setState, props, forceUpdate })
shouldUpdate({ state, props, nextProps, nextState })
didUpdate({ state, setState, props, forceUpdate, prevProps, prevState })
willUnmount({ state, props })
children({ state, setState, props, forceUpdate })
render({ state, setState, props, forceUpdate })
Released under MIT license.
Copyright © 2017-present Ryan Florence


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It's official, the house is now on the market. We had our first open home this weekend (a good turnout I believe). Greg has very conveniently headed off to America for a conference. He's away for two weeks, so I will be flying solo, so to speak. Will be interesting to say the least! I'm trying very hard not to totally stress out. We have had great feedback about the house and how it has come up. I must admit, every time I look at the photos the photographer took, I can't believe how far we have brought this house along. I will have to see if I can get permission to put the photos up on my blog. But for now, here are a couple I have taken myself.
[caption id="attachment_2188" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Kitchen[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2189" align="aligncenter" width="450"] Dining Room with Cardamon doing his usual photo bombing[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2191" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Lounge room[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2190" align="aligncenter" width="600"] View from lounge room[/caption]
[caption id="attachment_2192" align="aligncenter" width="600"] My favourite part of our garden.[/caption]
Fingers crossed it will sell quickly. I have more pictures, but will save them for future posts. Jacinta x


Array design submissions
What is an array design?
For a microarray experiment, an array design is the unique set of probes found on the microarray chip. In ArrayExpress, an ADF (Array Design Format) file captures information about a microarray chip. The ADF is a spreadsheet-like tab-delimited text file with some meta-data header rows, followed by a multi-column table of probe information (here is an example). Data from a microarray experiment cannot be interpreted properly if the array design used is unclear, especially when the microarray is custom-made for a particular research project.
Do I need to submit an array design for my experiment?
Many of the array designs, especially commercially available ones, are already accessioned in ArrayExpress as ADF files (one ADF for one microarray chip), in which case you do not need to submit any ADF to us. All you need to do is to specify the ADF by accession when asked by Annotare submission tool "What array did you use?".
To find out whether your array design is already in ArrayExpress and get its accession, search by keywords (e.g. manufacturer name, species name) on the ArrayExpress array design search page. If the search does not return any results, include array designs we imported from NCBI Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) to broaden your search. Or if you know the NCBI GEO platform accession, you can be convert it to the ArrayExpress equivalent by replacing "GPL" with "A-GEOD", e.g. "GPL1234" will be "A-GEOD-1234". See this Array design search help page for further details.
How do I submit commercially available array designs?
If you use a commercially available (not custom-made) microarray which is not accessioned in ArrayExpress, please do the following:
- Download this meta-data header template file;
- Fill in the template with as much background information about the array design as possible (here is a guide), especially the mandatory fields. Save it as a tab-delimited text (*.txt) file when done;
- Send us the filled template (*.txt file) and any annotation/support files for the array design (e.g. NimbleGen NDF file, GAL file for spotted arrays) by FTP because the support files contain information about the probes;
- Write to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mentioning the files which have been uploaded.
An ArrayExpress curator will create the full ADF on your behalf by combining the meta-data header and some information converted from the annotation/support files. As the format of annotation files differs quite a lot from one manufacturer to another, please note that creation of ADFs often requires manual processing by the curator and can take up to five working days.
How do I submit custom array designs?
If you have a custom microarray which is not accessioned in ArrayExpress, please download an array design format (ADF) template, fill it in, and submit it following these ADF submission guidelines. Find more information in this step by step guide on how to fill in the template.


The Move to the Cloud
As more organizations start their Public Cloud journey, chances are they will either be migrating existing APIs/applications to the cloud, and even building new ones. If you are looking into leveraging AWS, you want to make sure that you choose the right technical stack to build your APIs/applications.
AWS is like a huge candy store, with ~100+ available services to choose from for building applications. As a responsible developer, you want to make sure that you identify and weigh the pros and cons of each particular AWS service. You will need to review things like: costs and pricing, security, availability and reliability, performance, integration with other applications and platforms, future growth/scalability options, etc.
These are aspects you should address as early as possible before drafting out any sort of architectural design models, or writing any code. Addressing these concerns initially will help enable you to have highly-reliable APIs/applications in the future that will help grow your business.
Step 0: Know your Business and Customer Requirements
This step is of utmost importance while considering AWS. Before you pick any AWS service, you need to know your business and customer requirements.
Some important considerations include:
- The Business flows your API/application will support
- Examples: submit requests, update/store information, etc.
- The Customer group - who executes those business processes/flows and where from?
- Examples: human interaction, clients, different frameworks/applications)
- Knowing what is the recurrence of every flow?
- Examples: 2000 requests per every hour, 100 assignments everyday, etc.
- Understanding the business impacts through quantifiable metrics, if for example, any of these flows quit working or malfunction for: 1 moment, 5 minutes, 60 minutes, 8 hours, 24 hours?
Step 1: Consider Performance and Future Scalability Options
This can be an expensive error if not given proper and thorough considerations. Applications are meant to grow over a period of time, either through additional calling applications, or added features. Although, in the early stages it can be difficult to preciesly pinpoint what numerical amount of resources/instances to allocate to a partircular application, it is always safe to consider the following points:
Is the service of our choosing scalable?
While assessing a specific AWS service, try to pinpoint those AWS resources, or confugration settings that will help drive scale for your applications. This will enable you to begin with the correct limit with regards to each AWS resource, and develop a procedure in place to scale your AWS infrastructure as your application's utilization develops over time.
Scaling examples:
- Number of Provisioned EC2 instances
- Lambda function concurrency
- RDS read replicas
- EKS Cluster size
- Elastic Load Balancers
- Dynamo DB capacity units
- ...
Are there resource utilization limits?
AWS can appear like this infinite source of computing power, but there are limits. Specifically, limits applied to your company account.
Here are examples of some resource limit dimensions:
- Number of provisioned instances (Examples: EC2 instances, SQS Queues, CloudWatch Alarms, IAM Roles/Users, S3 Buckets, VPCs)
- Throughput (Examples: Concurrent Lambda executions, CloudWatch List/Describe/Put requests, SNS messages per second, Dynamo DB capacity units, EFS throughput in Gb/s)
- Storage size (example: EBS volume size limits)
- Data retention policy periods (example: CloudWatch metric logs, Kinesis streams, SQS message retention)
- Payload size (example: SQS messages, Dynamo DB items, Kinesis records, IoT messages, IAM policy size)
Keep in mind that some limits can be increased (for example, number of EC2 instances you can launch), while others cannot (for example, metric retention in CloudWatch). You need to ensure that there are no deal breakers for your application in the “cannot be increased” category. Otherwise you will pigeonhole yourself into one type of setup for a long time.
Step 2: Think about Availability
AWS has a pretty solid engineering support team that is always ready to prevent and fix all sorts of failure scenarios. But, failures in the AWS services will occur from time to time. You want to minimize the risk of decreased customer satisfaction, and lost revenue for your company. Therefore, you have to consider the options a specific AWS service gives you in order to properly handle failure.
It is also worth noting how difficult it is to set up those mechanisms. But totally worth it in the future.
What are some possible failure scenarios?
At a high-level, these are some types of failure situations you may have to deal with for a particular service:
- Cannot access existing AWS services - (Examples: Unable view existing S3 Buckets, can't properly describe EC2 instances, increased latency due to high numbers of failures on an API)
- Cannot create new/additional AWS resources - (Examples: facing increased error rates and latency while launching EC2 instances)
- Failing connectivity within Availability Zones - (Examples: connectivity errors and/or increased rate of latency between EC2 instances in different/same Availability Zones, higher rates of errors between RDS master record and read replicas)
Before settling on a service, I suggest examining the common failure scenarios of a particular AWS service, and incorporating the recovery strategies into your proposed design. The AWS Service Health Dashboard is a good place to view the current status, as well as history of all AWS services region-wide. This will help you undertand the history of particular services, and the failures that have occurred in the past so you can be well-informed.
How can we mitigate some failure scenarios?
Use failover mechanisms to bring up your backup/redundant AWS resources online. Examples are: Using Application Load Balancing to deploy traffic to healthy instances, using health checks, Having autoscaling groups for fleets of EC2 instances, and Backup-region routing in case of Route53 DNS failures.
Backup and Redundancy Measures
Redundancy enables you to have a backup (or additional set) of your AWS resources that will kick in when there are failures. Examples are: Having a fleet of additional EC2 instances ready for traffic, replicated data in S3 bcuekts (or even S3 versioning-enabled buckets), RDS Read Replicas as mirror databases, and Cross-region data replication in DynamoDB.
Step 3: Implement Security controls
AWS provides a number of different methods to give you control and ensure your AWS resources and data are accessed and stored in a secure manner. IAM (Identity and Access Management) is the key and global method for authentication and permissions management inside of AWS. Aside from this one, there are also additional methods and tools that vary by service (Cognito, KMS, etc.)
Create Resource-based permission policies
By and large, everything accessed in AWS is controlled by roles and resource-based permission policies. Resource-based policies are assigned to entities (another AWS service like S3 buckets, SNS topic, person, user, admin, etc.) Resource-based policies enforce specific AWS accounts that are allowed to access a particular resource, and the methods (like GET, PUT, DELETE) that can be executed against them.
You also have IAM Roles that are assumed/assigned to users/resources which hold Resource-based permission policies. Roles carry flexibility in that they can be assumed by an entity on an as needed basis. And when no longer required/unauthorized, you can unassign the role and be done.
Enable CloudTrail logging
CloudTrail enables logging and auditing of nearly all AWS events. You can view API activity logs via CloudTrail, and find out details like which API methods are being called, the entity calling them, etc. This helps from a traceability perspective in giving you the paper trail of events in case something suspicious or like a breach occurs.
Encrypt your Data
Encryption in transit is usually readily available through using HTTPS. Encryption at rest is also a way of encrypting data while it's stored in one place. Services like S3, Elastic Blockstore, Glacier, Elastic MapReduce, Redshift warehousing, and DynamoDB offer encryption at rest to protect stored data.
Step 4: Set up Proactive Monitoring and Alerting
Early incorporation of operational processes is extremely valuable. If you’re thinking about a particular AWS service, evaluating its features in this context will enable you to identify architecture and application components that will in turn make your operations easier. The earlier you look into this, the better. Monitoring is a critical part of operational procedures. I would also highly suggest knowing which metrics are available for a particular AWS service.
Enable CloudWatch monitoring
CloudWatch enables capturing of performance metrics. Every service under AWS generates CloudWatch metric logs that enable you to keep the system health in check, and take any sorts of corrective action required when something is not working as desired.
Performance metrics vary service to service, in terms of how often they are published. Example: API Gateway generates metrics per minute, EC2 service publishes metrics per minute (at an additional cost), and Elastic MapReduce publishes every five minutes.
You need to ensure that performance metric intervals make sense for your application, in order to effectively know how your product is performing from a health perspective.
CloudWatch also allows creation of dashboards to provide a visual and filter data based on performance metric filters, percentiles, and metric math (max, min, avg, etc) filters. Some metrics are not available by default through CloudWatch, so you may need to figure out a way to capture those data points. Example: EC2 Memory and Disk utilization is not a default metric available from CloudWatch.
Either way, a method of gathering performance metrics should be another key consideration so that you can be able to tell at any time how your application is performing, and address any concerns.
Appropriately manage incidents
In IT, incidents and unexpected behavior is commonplace. The key question is, when picking a service, how difficult/seamless will it be to deal with them?
Create CloudWatch Alarms and SNS Notifications
By default, all CloudWatch alarms have option to send SNS (Simple Notification Service) notifications. You have options on how you'd like to know about particular incidents once a notification is sent (examples: send an e-mail, push a message to the SQS Queue service, invoke a Lambda function, or call vendor service incident response plaform via HTTPS). At the minimum, you should set up some alarms and alerts.
Build realtime dashboards
This will help you monitor your infrastructure in realtime, and know about problems before they arise. Many service like DataDog, Splunk, Grafana, etc. integrate nicely with many AWS service and can be configured and stood up within minutes. This is a proactive measure.
Other points to consider include: if we choose this AWS service, how are we going to know if/when something is not right?
- Will the existing performance metrics from this service be sufficient to create a meaningful alert/alarm?
- What are the right time increments (one-minute or five-minute) to be able to tell if a CloudWatch alarm needs to be triggered?
- Do we need more responsive measures than just the alarm?
- Once the alarm is triggered, do I have the right infrastructure in place that will handle failover and effective remediation?
- Will I need to create new response methods if I choose to implement this particular service?
- If we pick this AWS service, how can we address issues through automated means?
Deployment methods and practices
This aspect is almost considered way late - how are we going to deploy this thing? Will we automate deployments? Use GitOps? Frequent deployments become more and more common as you grow your application, and gain additional consumers. Bad deployment practices can cause bottlenecks in your workflows and cause disruptions in shipping features out to market. Always try to automate deployments, and look into using GitOps for releases.
IaC - Terraform, CloudFormation, Pulumi, etc.
Terraform and CloudFormation are both AWS infrastructure provisioning tools that create entire project setups and deployments through automation in AWS. Terraform is cloud-provider agnostic, and CloudFormation is native to AWS. You can choose whichever one you prefer based on how much flexibility you need.
They both can have a learning curve, so it is important to understand and experiment with them to know how they work. It's also important to know about how to do Rollbacks if necessary, as well as any automated processes/setup that you may need to run prior/after you run your Terraform or CloudFormation deployment.
Step 5: Know about your Costs
Determine the AWS price dimensions as linked to your application and AWS service
A lot of teams tend to disregard important price attributes of their applications. Example: Cost estimation of EC2 being primarily based on instance type, and not accounting for the accrued storage costs in EBS or data transfer costs.
Example: You've got a File-Sharing server using the EC2 t2.Large instance, and you're only focused on the hourly compute costs for that type of instance. Alone, the compute charges for t2.Large will be around $70 per month (as of current date) in the N.Virginia region. Then, if say your server transfers one terabyte of data per month externally, your transfer cost can range anywhere between $90-$110 alone. One terabyte of Elastic BlockStore can cost around $100 per month. Imagine 2, 4, 10, 30...
If this type of oversight is made at a scale, you can be paying upwards of couple thousands of dollars in unforseen additional costs montly for this type of setup.
Identify and calculate price at scale
Try to evaluate AWS services based on price calculations for low and high usage of a particular service. What happens when your application sees more than expected levels of traffic? What if you experience less than you previously thought? A lot less?
There are some AWS services that cost less as usage increases. S3 is one of those, and it has different price ranges all depending on usage.
Lambda functions can be a double-edge sword in these scenarios. Some can be more expensive at 200 transactions per second, in comparison to an EKS Cluster containing 6 M3.large instances. Now, this also depends on the function type and intensity (if it takes 1200ms to run, and consumes up to 512MB of memory per execution), you could easily be paying upwards of $15,000 for your Lambda. But, if that same function volume-wise did not receive a relatively large number of calls, Lambda would be the prime option.


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9.9.5. sklearn.covariance.OAS¶
- class sklearn.covariance.OAS(store_precision=True)¶
Oracle Approximating Shrinkage Estimator
OAS is a particular form of shrinkage described in “Shrinkage Algorithms for MMSE Covariance Estimation” Chen et al., IEEE Trans. on Sign. Proc., Volume 58, Issue 10, October 2010.
The formula used here does not correspond to the one given in the article. It has been taken from the matlab programm available from the authors webpage (https://tbayes.eecs.umich.edu/yilun/covestimation).
Parameters : store_precision : bool
Specify if the estimated precision is stored
Notes
The regularised covariance is:
(1 - shrinkage)*cov + shrinkage*mu*np.identity(n_features)
where mu = trace(cov) / n_features and shinkage is given by the OAS formula (see Reference)
Attributes
covariance_ array-like, shape (n_features, n_features) Estimated covariance matrix precision_ array-like, shape (n_features, n_features) Estimated pseudo inverse matrix. (stored only if store_precision is True) shrinkage_: float, 0 <= shrinkage <= 1 coefficient in the convex combination used for the computation of the shrunk estimate. Methods
error_norm(comp_cov[, norm, scaling, squared]) Computes the Mean Squared Error between two covariance estimators. fit(X[, assume_centered]) Fits the Oracle Approximating Shrinkage covariance model score(X_test[, assume_centered]) Computes the log-likelihood of a gaussian data set with self.covariance_ as an estimator of its covariance matrix. set_params(**params) Set the parameters of the estimator. - __init__(store_precision=True)¶
- error_norm(comp_cov, norm='frobenius', scaling=True, squared=True)¶
Computes the Mean Squared Error between two covariance estimators. (In the sense of the Frobenius norm)
Parameters : comp_cov: array-like, shape = [n_features, n_features] :
The covariance which to be compared to.
norm: str :
The type of norm used to compute the error. Available error types: - ‘frobenius’ (default): sqrt(tr(A^t.A)) - ‘spectral’: sqrt(max(eigenvalues(A^t.A)) where A is the error (comp_cov - self.covariance_).
scaling: bool :
If True (default), the squared error norm is divided by n_features If False, the squared error norm is not rescaled
squared: bool :
Whether to compute the squared error norm or the error norm. If True (default), the squared error norm is returned. If False, the error norm is returned.
Returns : The Mean Squared Error (in the sense of the Frobenius norm) between :
`self` and `comp_cov` covariance estimators. :
- fit(X, assume_centered=False)¶
Fits the Oracle Approximating Shrinkage covariance model according to the given training data and parameters.
Parameters : X : array-like, shape = [n_samples, n_features]
Training data, where n_samples is the number of samples and n_features is the number of features.
assume_centered: boolean :
If True, data are not centered before computation. Usefull to work with data whose mean is significantly equal to zero but is not exactly zero. If False, data are centered before computation.
Returns : self : object
Returns self.
- score(X_test, assume_centered=False)¶
Computes the log-likelihood of a gaussian data set with self.covariance_ as an estimator of its covariance matrix.
Parameters : X_test : array-like, shape = [n_samples, n_features]
Test data of which we compute the likelihood, where n_samples is the number of samples and n_features is the number of features.
Returns : res: float :
The likelihood of the data set with self.covariance_ as an estimator of its covariance matrix.
- set_params(**params)¶
Set the parameters of the estimator.
The method works on simple estimators as well as on nested objects (such as pipelines). The former have parameters of the form <component>__<parameter> so that it’s possible to update each component of a nested object.
Returns : self :


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Commentary: Why would anyone ask Google for fashion advice?
by Mark LiuArtificial intelligence is adept at identifying garments in photos and telling users more, similar to how fashion magazines break down celebrity looks, says an expert.
SYDNEY: The tech giants Amazon, Google and Facebook have all begun to use machine learning to give you tips on what to wear. Is fashion styling the next field to be disrupted by artificial intelligence (AI), or will the human eye remain supreme?
It’s too soon to know for sure, but understanding what machine learning is good at and how that overlaps with what fashion is all about can help us make some educated guesses.
GET THAT LOOK
One thing machine learning does very well is finding patterns and common features among groups of items.
Taking advantage of this, Google Lens and Amazon Style Snap can each identify a garment from a photo or video and then tell you a bit more, like how other people have worn it or where you can buy it.
READ: Commentary: An AI taught itself to play a video game – and it's beating human players
This serves the same function as a fashion magazine taking a celebrity look and breaking it down into pieces.
By allowing consumers to recreate looks from movies, music videos, magazines and the runway, machine learning helps democratise elements of styling.
Amazon also goes further, linking garments to a database of looks from popular fashion influencers.
This offers the customer inspiration for building looks and conveniently gives the influencers a cut if the customer buys the clothes.
This system has great potential, but it can only be as good as the data that is fed into it.
A large and diverse database could bring out cultures and beauty standards that are not often seen in magazines or television, allowing people to find their tribe. But a narrower collection of sources will only produce more of the same.
THE STYLIST IN THE MACHINE
The next step in computer fashion – using AI to offer styling judgements – has so far been less successful.
Amazon’s Echo Look is a voice-controlled camera that aims to function as a style assistant, comparing two photos using a machine learning algorithm and telling you which one scores better. So far it has received lacklustre reviews.
READ: Commentary: A while more before robots and artificial intelligence run our lives for us
This service seems doomed to struggle, as it neglects many basic principles of fashion design.
For example, many looks from influencers only have a front view. How could you possibly style an outfit properly without the whole picture?
Most principles of styling also take into account the wearer’s body shape, how well-fitted their clothing is, their personality, and the occasion for which the garment is being worn. Context, symbolism, nostalgia, and personal preferences also play a role.
The AI assistant has no way to address these nuances. To succeed, the machine learning engineers will need to understand fashion better and find useful and tangible tasks for AI to perform.
ALGORITHMIC ZHOOSHING
Facebook’s experimental Fashion++ project goes further still, trying to tell you how to improve the outfit you wear.
The idea behind the software is to make small changes (known as minimal edits) to an outfit, such as tucking in a shirt, rolling up a sleeve, changing the length of a hem, or removing an accessory. Garments are defined as “fashionable” if they are popular on a database and the AI learns to edit looks to make them score more highly in this regard.
READ: Commentary: Bad news. Artificial intelligence is biased
This relies on a massive oversimplification of how the craft of fashion design works. Simply mimicking elements of what is popular and putting them together is no guarantee for an aesthetically pleasing look.
There is no guarantee that the most popular look – the statistical “mode” – will be truly fashionable, or “à la mode”.
A SPY IN YOUR WARDROBE
As we start taking photos and streaming videos of what we desire, or begin uploading photos of ourselves in our underwear, we should keep in mind that our data is being stored and mined. Data-mining corporations can use our personal information to influence our behavior, or sell it to advertisers.
Even if you are unconcerned with your personal data being shared, AI products are likely to encourage needless consumption over the actual goal of making you look attractive.
Often when people seek the help of a stylist or a second opinion on their appearance, it is not even about the clothing. Some need validation or attention, or are set in their ways what makes them look attractive.
READ: Commentary: In 2019, online marketplaces will change the way you and the government shop
Fashion styling serves a whole range of functions: Creating a look of beauty, projecting power, attracting a romantic partner, or making the wearer feel special.
There is no guarantee that even a stylist and some new clothing can achieve these goals – an app barely stands a chance.
Mark Liu is a fashion and textiles designer, and a Chancellor’s Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Technology Sydney. This article first appeared in The Conversation.


Quickstart¶
This guide covers how to perform typical tasks with the EMUS package in a pythonic environment. The required data files, as well as a script containing most of the python commands used below, can be found in the examples directory of the package in the AlaDipeptide_1D directory. The guide will make use of the numpy and matplotlib packages.
Note that most common functionality of the EMUS package can be accessed from command line using the wemus.py script. To see a full list of command line options, use the command
>>> wemus.py --help
Loading from WHAM-like Formats¶
The usutils module provides a method that loads data in the format used by WHAM. It outputs the trajectory in collective variable space as well as the \(\psi_ij(x_n)\) values.
>>> import numpy as np
>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>>> from emus import usutils as uu
>>>
>>> # Define Simulation Parameters
>>> T = 310 # Temperature in Kelvin
>>> k_B = 1.9872041E-3 # Boltzmann factor in kcal/mol
>>> kT = k_B * T
>>> meta_file = 'cv_meta.txt' # Path to Meta File
>>> dim = 1 # 1 Dimensional CV space.
>>> period = 360 # Dihedral Angles periodicity
>>>
>>> # Load data
>>> psis, cv_trajs, neighbors = uu.data_from_meta(meta_file,dim,T=T,period=period)
Calculating the PMF¶
We now import the emus code, and calculate the normalization constants.
>>> from emus import emus
>>> z, F = emus.calculate_zs(psis,neighbors=neighbors)
To calculate the potential of mean force, we provide the number of histogram bins and the range of the collective variable, and call the appropriate method of the EMUS object.
>>> domain = ((-180.0,180.)) # Range of dihedral angle values
>>> pmf,edges = emus.calculate_pmf(cv_trajs,psis,domain,z,nbins=60,kT=kT) # Calculate the pmf
We can now plot the potential of mean force using pyplot or other tools.
>>> centers =(edges[0][1:]+edges[0][:-1])/2. # Center of each histogram bins
>>> plt.plot(centers,pmf)
>>> plt.show()
Estimating Window Partition Functions¶
The EMUS package also has the ability to calculate the relative partition functions using the iterative EMUS estimator. This requires solving a self-consistent iteration. The niter parameter specifies the maximum number of iterations. Note that truncating early still provides a consistent estimator, and introduces no asymptotic bias.
>>> z_iter_1, F_iter_1 = emus.calculate_zs(psis,n_iter=1)
>>> z_iter_2, F_iter_2 = emus.calculate_zs(psis,n_iter=2)
>>> z_iter_5, F_iter_5 = emus.calculate_zs(psis,n_iter=5)
>>> z_iter_1k, F_iter_1k = emus.calculate_zs(psis,n_iter=1000)
We can plot the unitless window free energies for each max iteration number to see how our estimates converge.
>>> plt.plot(-np.log(z),label="Iteration 0")
>>> plt.plot(-np.log(z_iter_1),label="Iteration 1")
>>> plt.plot(-np.log(z_iter_2),label="Iteration 2")
>>> plt.plot(-np.log(z_iter_5),label="Iteration 5")
>>> plt.plot(-np.log(z_iter_1k),label="Iteration 1k")
>>> plt.show()
The pmf can be constructed using these values for the relative partition functions.
>>> pmf = emus.calculate_pmf(cv_trajs,psis,domain,nbins=60,z=z_iter_1k,kT=kT)
Calculating Averages¶
It is possible to use the EMUS package to calculate the averages of functions. Here, we will calculate the probability that the dihedral takes values between 25 and 100 degrees (this roughly corresponds to the molecule being in the C7 axial basin). This is equivalent to the average of an indicator function that is 1 if the molecule is in the desired configuration and 0 otherwise. First, we construct the timeseries of this function for each window. Note that if the EMUS object was constructed with the collective variable trajectories, they are contained at EM.cv_trajs
.
>>> fdata = [((traj>25) & (traj<100)).flatten() for traj in cv_trajs]
We can now calculate the probability of being in this state.
>>> prob_C7ax = EM.calculate_obs(psis,z,fdata)
>>> print prob_C7ax
The EMUS package also introduces a new meta file for functions of configuration space. The format is a simple text file, where the i’th line is the path to the function data collected in window i.
>>> data/fdata_0.txt
>>> data/fdata_1.txt
>>> data/fdata_2.txt
>>> ...
In each of the data files, the first column is the timestamp, and each successive column is the value of the n’th function at that timestep. The data can be loaded using a method in usutils
>>> fxndata = uu.fxn_data_from_meta('fxn_meta.txt')


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Model::$db
Model::$filter
Model::$id
Add attribute to this product
Add coupon to this product
Add this product to a category
Prepare field values for insert queries
Converts linux timestamps to MySQL time value. Converts price value to float.
Prepare field names for select queries
Converts MySQL time values to linux timestamp
Get list of coupons assigned to this product
Load attribute data
Load category data
Remove all attributes from this product
Remove this product from all categories
Remove all coupons from this product
Remove attribute from this product
Remove this product from a category
Remove coupon from this product
Inherited From Model
Model::__construct()
Model::delete()
Model::filterInsert()
Model::filterSelect()
Model::filterUpdate()
Model::get()
Model::getAll()
Model::getCollection()
Model::getCount()
Model::id()
Model::load()
Model::parseFilters()
Model::save()
Model::set()
Model::setFilter()
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Mini Events
We will be hosting fun and interactive mini events before and after the competition! These mini events are a great way to meet new people and interact with competitors from all around the world, as well as learn more about the amazing things that Carnegie Mellon has to offer. Come join us for lots of fun mini events by registering below! We're excited to see you there.
Register Here!Friday, January 29th, 5-6PM
This event will be hosted as a battle royale on Tetr.io where everyone joins a room and competes against each other. We will have 5 rounds, and the top 4 people will be allowed to play in a tournament for prizes! Other people can continue to play or watch these 1v1s. Make sure to register with the button above! Also see this tetr.io setup doc.
Friday, January 29th, 6-7PM
This is a team trivia event where teams of 4-6 people will work together to solve open-ended trivia questions. Teams can be made beforehand or during the event. There will be two rounds: a picture-based round, and an identification round based on a short description. There will be prizes for the top team! Make sure to register and indicate any preferences for team members by clicking the button above!
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The Estimathon is a team-based contest that combines trivia, game theory, and mathematical thinking. Teams have 45-60 minutes to work on a set of 13 estimation problems, the winning team being the one with the best set of estimates. You will receive an email from Jane Street about how to participate.
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During this event, you will have the opportunity to ask 4-5 current CMU students about CMU student life and any questions they have. Some of the topics we will cover are academics, student organizations, networking, and career fairs. No registration is necessary, just join the Zoom meeting when it begins!
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- Append child WritableStream
- Piping through a series of transforms to a custom writable stream that appends children to
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- Streaming element
- Using custom element to stream into a given DOM location.
- Streaming element with backpressure
- A variation on the streaming element demo that adds backpressure to the element's writable
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Contains functions for the data analysis with the emphasis on biological data, including several algorithms for feature ranking, feature selection, classification algorithms with the embedded validation procedures. The functions can deal with numerical as well as with nominal features. Includes also the functions for calculation of feature AUC (Area Under the ROC Curve) and HUM (hypervolume under manifold) values and construction 2D- and 3D- ROC curves. Provides the calculation of Area Above the RCC (AAC) values and construction of Relative Cost Curves (RCC) to estimate the classifier performance under unequal misclassification costs problem. There exists the special function to deal with missing values, including different imputing schemes.
| Version: | 0.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.13.0), gtools, Rcpp (≥ 0.12.1) |
| Imports: | rgl, MASS, e1071, randomForest, pROC, ROCR, arules, pamr, class, nnet, rpart, FSelector, RWeka, grDevices, graphics, stats, utils |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-05-18 |
| Author: | Natalia Novoselova,Junxi Wang,Frank Pessler,Frank Klawonn |
| Maintainer: | Natalia Novoselova <novos65 at mail.ru> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| CRAN checks: | Biocomb results |
| Reference manual: | Biocomb.pdf |
| Package source: | Biocomb_0.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Biocomb_0.4.zip, r-release: Biocomb_0.4.zip, r-oldrel: Biocomb_0.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Biocomb_0.4.tgz, r-oldrel: Biocomb_0.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | Biocomb archive |
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B-tree implementation in C++ to index documents based on numerical id's and title strings.
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B-tree implementation in C++ to index documents based on numerical id's (main index) and title strings (secondary index) in a sample application. Created as a college assignment.
After cloning the repository, you can explore and build it with the CLion IDE.
Alternatively, use the following commands at the repository's root folder:
If you want to generate the documentation yourself, use doxygen
at the repository's root folder.
The database that was used for testing and development can be downloaded here.
The program was built to accept a ;
-separated CSV file with quote-enclosed values. Each line should have the following fields (type Alpha N meaning "a string with at most N alphanumeric characters"):
| Field | Type | Description |
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| ID | Integer | Identifier of the article |
| Title | Alpha 300 | Title of the article |
| Year | Integer | Publication year |
| Authors | Alpha 1024 | List of the authors |
| Citations | Integer | Times the article has been cited |
| Update | Date time | Time of the last time the article was updated (YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:SS ) |
| Snippet | Alpha 1024 | Text summary of the article's contents |
Example line:
"1";"Title";"2017";"Alice|Bob|Carl";"42";"2017-01-30 23:59:59";"Snippet"
Fields can be left blank.
Usage of the program is based on following commands:
$ <exec-name> upload <input>
Upload a CSV file input
with entries into the database. This is the first command you should use.
Will generate three files: one for the primary index (db-idindex.bin
), another for the secondary index (db-titleindex.bin
), and finally one where the entries themselves will be stored (db-hashfile.bin
).
The files will be overwritten if they already exist.
$ <exec-name> findrec <hashfile-id>
Find an entry by its numeric index id
, by looking directly at the hashfile.
$ <exec-name> seek1 <id>
Find an entry by its numeric index id
, by seeking its hashfile location in the primary index.
$ <exec-name> seek2 <title>
Find an entry by its title title
, by seeking its hashfile location in the secondary index. The title must be an exact match.


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Project Description:
For my first project I chose to design a stamp. I watched several videos to understand how to use Fusion 360.
The process was not too diffucult to learn because I used SolidWorks last year.
For the stamp, I did not use the video's design, I wanted to make mine different. I started off by inserting a cylindar to create a round base.
Then I made a taller and thinner cylindar ontop. As a handle I used a sphere. It is a relatively simple design combining shapes.
To personalize my stamp I skeched my initials. Sketching my initias was the hardest part of the process. Making the letters look correct
proved to be a challenge, but I got to experiment with different sketch tools; eclipse, spline, and trim. The wax was an experiment.
My seal is not as clear as I would like it to be. It was diffucult finding the perfect time to press the stamp into the wax.


WAKING NED DEVINE
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Release Date: December 11, 1998 Starring: Ian Bannen, David Kelly, Fionnula Flanagan, Susan Lynch, James Nesbitt, James Ryland, Eileen Dromey, Jimmy Keogh Directed by: Kirk Jones Distributed by: Fox Searchlight Pictures / 20th Century Fox Films Corp. MPAA Rating: PG (nudity, language, thematic elements) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/waking.htm
Earlier this year, the movie HOLY MAN opened to a meager box office receipt and to indifference from audiences and critics. A real charmer of a movie, it's possible that the subject matter was too hip or trendy to attract any real audience. Now, at the end of 1998, comes WAKING NED DEVINE, a comedy which inspires the same vein of easygoing laughter. There's no substantial difference between the two other than a more refined atmosphere -- they strike all the same chords -- but still, NED DEVINE is a movie worth seeing.
The plot is interesting and robust: the latest lottery winner is Ned Devine (Jimmy Keogh), of Tullymore, Ireland. Ned's prize is over six million pounds, but the shock of winning killed the poor old man, and the check remains unclaimed. Enter Jackie O'Shea (Ian Bannen) and Michael O'Sullivan (David Kelly), the only two residents who are aware the winner is in their village. The two men eventually find the ticket, and decide that if Michael can convince the lotto authorities that he's actually Ned, the entire town can reap the benefits; their only adversary is an ancient old woman (Eileen Dromey) who sees more profit in reporting the fraud.
Ian Bannen and David Kelly truly shine as Jackie and Michael. Jackie, stocky and large, is the brains behind the operation; Michael, scrawny and short, is the method man. The two contrast each other delightfully, and at the same time remain sympathetic to the audience. Every viewer is sure to like both of them.
There are other minor subplots included as well, such as an unlikely romance between a local girl and the town pig farmer. This appears quite inconsequential until the end, and even with a startling revelation it's a tad bit unnecessary. Overall, WAKING NED DEVINE has a predictable outcome, and plot twists are never really taken seriously. The ending, a very hilarious and very ironic twist of fate, somehow fits with the twisted sense of humor the movie exhibits throughout. The Kirk Jones script is indeed off-the-cuff.
In a way, WAKING NED DEVINE is exactly like the class of people it presents: warm, friendly, outgoing, and jovial. It's the perfect kind of comedy, a real gem of a tale that sets up a trivial plot outline by which to introduce a sympathetic cast of characters and a string of jokes. There's nothing remotely serious or grounded for more than a moment or two, because the spirit of NED DEVINE is a lighthearted one. Indeed, it's one of the year's best feel-good movies -- 91 minutes of unrestrained joy that no one should miss.
all contents © 1999 Craig Roush
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Cheese Hamburger
Cheese Hambuerger with meat, tomatoes and a lot of delicious cheese.
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Some comments on using clustifyr
with other scRNA-seq analysis-augmenting packages
clustifyr
is designed to be compatible with most workflows that find distinct cell clusters, even if the cells are overclustered (still with at least 15+ cells per cluster). However, if the data is continuous (such as development transitions), then other alternative approaches may be better suited.
Using all genes works moderately well, but performance is improved in various testing scenarios by some form of feature selection, such as var.genes in seurat
, or M3Drop
, or simply highly variable genes. In general, we see satifactory results with 500-1000 variable genes, although this number is dependent upon the biology in the target dataset. Note that SeuratV3
now always stores 2000 variable genes, which may be too many.
Imputation methods such as ALRA
, in attempt to fill in drop-out signal, are not necessary for cluster-level identity assignment. Per-cell assignment is somewhat improved with imputation. Alternatively, clustifyr
offers the rm0
option to treat genes with 0 count as missing instead of low expression, and ignore them.
clustifyr
operates on raw counts and log transformed data. VST, such as implemented by sctransform
is acceptable, but does not appear to give additional benefits. If used, ideally the query and reference matrices should both be transformed.
Massive cell death can potentially lead to RNA contamination of all cells sequenced. Assessment of background contamination, and mitigation actions if needed, is important. Building a background reference by averaging all filtered out cell ids would be one simple way.
Marker genes generated by seurat
and other methods can be converted to gene list matrix form for clustify_list
. Somewhat differently, clustify_nudge
works best with normal feature selection plus a short and nonoverlapping list of markers. Both approaches are handled by settings in matrixize_markers
.
On a related note, in most cases where the significance of marker RPL or RPS genes is unclear, possibly due to normalization issues, matrixize_markers
offers a remove_rp
option. This and similar actions can of course be done manually as well.


Rugby World Cup player says man he rescued from burning building ran away without saying thanks
by Telegraph ReportersAn international rugby player rescued a man from a burning building, who then ran away.
Prop Gordon Reid, 32, pulled the man from a house in the village of Coylton, South Ayrshire, early on Sunday morning.
The Scotland international, who featured at the rugby world cup in Japan, later posted on Twitter: "I am really angry because I put my life at risk."
Police confirmed they believe the fire was started deliberately and have launched an investigation.
Reid dialled 999 before breaking into the house. Firefighters arrived and put out the blaze, while also giving oxygen treatment to Reid, who had suffered from smoke inhalation.
The rugby player said on Twitter: "Just a normal day. Wake up, have breakfast, save a guy's life by pulling him out of his house, which was on fire.
"Then the p---- ran off - didn't even say thanks.
 Thanks to the firemen for the back up."
Describing how he pulled the man from the building, he said: "I smashed in the back door and crawled through a broken panel and saw the man half sitting and half lying down.
"He was coughing and spluttering from the thickening smoke and seemed in a bad way.
"I grabbed him round his chest and hauled him outside - his face was black, like a miner in the old days."
Police Scotland stated: "The fire is believed to have been started deliberately and inquiries are now ongoing."
A Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesman said: "We were alerted at 9.57am on Sunday to reports of a fire at a property at Hillhead, Coylton.
"Operations Control mobilised two fire appliances to the scene, where crews extinguished a fire within the single-storey property.
"Firefighters administered oxygen therapy to one casualty who had assisted another member of the public at the scene.
"Crews left after ensuring the area was made safe."
Reid currently plays for the newly-established semi-pro team Ayrshire Bulls, who compete in the Super6 league.
He previously starred for Glasgow Warriors, London Irish and has 37 Scotland caps.


(C) Copyright 2005 Antti Hakala
Permission to use, copy, and distribute this software and its
documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted,
provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies
and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice
appear in supporting documentation.


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“In most people’s vocabularies, design is a veneer. It’s interior decorating. It’s the fabric of the curtains, of the sofa. But to me, nothing could be further from the meaning of design. Design is the fundamental soul of a human-made creation that ends up expressing itself in successive outer layers of the product.”
— Steve Jobs in Fortune Magazine


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| City University University Of Hong Kong | Hong Kong | #55 | Web Site |
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| Monash University | Astralia | #59 | Web Site |
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| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
| The Hong KOng University Of Science and technology | Hong Kong | #37 | Web Site |
| London School Of Economics andPlitical Science(LSE) | UK | #38 | Web Site |
| McGill University | Canada | #33 | Web Site |
| Northwestern University | U.S.A | #34 | Web Site |
| Kyoto University | Japan | #35 | Web Site |
| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
| The Hong KOng University Of Science and technology | Hong Kong | #37 | Web Site |
| London School Of Economics andPlitical Science(LSE) | UK | #38 | Web Site |
| McGill University | Canada | #33 | Web Site |
| Northwestern University | U.S.A | #34 | Web Site |
| Kyoto University | Japan | #35 | Web Site |
| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
| The Hong KOng University Of Science and technology | Hong Kong | #37 | Web Site |
| London School Of Economics andPlitical Science(LSE) | UK | #38 | Web Site |
| McGill University | Canada | #33 | Web Site |
| Northwestern University | U.S.A | #34 | Web Site |
| Kyoto University | Japan | #35 | Web Site |
| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
| The Hong KOng University Of Science and technology | Hong Kong | #37 | Web Site |
| London School Of Economics andPlitical Science(LSE) | UK | #38 | Web Site |
| McGill University | Canada | #33 | Web Site |
| Northwestern University | U.S.A | #34 | Web Site |
| Kyoto University | Japan | #35 | Web Site |
| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
| The Hong KOng University Of Science and technology | Hong Kong | #37 | Web Site |
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| Northwestern University | U.S.A | #34 | Web Site |
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| Seol National University | South Korea | #36 | Web Site |
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JsonSQL provides a way to query json with an SQL syntax. It provides a SELECT sql query functionality that uses a mix of javascript to process WHERE conditions.
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Notes
There are a few things you need to keep in mind while using JsonSQL:
- Only Select statements are supported
- The requested fields may be a "*" or a list of fields. "*" is likely faster in most cases.
- When typing lists "select field1,field2,field3" or "limit 5,10 do not use spaces.
- When using the "where" clause enclose all conditions with one set of parenthesis "where (category=='The Category' || category=='Other Category')".
- The where clause is a javascript condition, not sql. It should use the scope emplied by "from". Javascript functions may be used here as well as javascript operators.
- The from clause should establish the scope you would like returned. It should start with "json" and use the dot notation: "json.channel.items" and should point to an array within the object.
- The order by option can accept a list but will only order by the first field at this time(asc,desc,ascnum,descnum).
Examples
Simple select query
Use the jsonsql.query function by passing it an sql string. The second parameter is the json data. (Open your console to see the results)
console.log( jsonsql.query("select * from json.channel.items order by title desc", jsondata) );
Query with condtions
Create a query with a where clause. The condtions use javascript format when doing comparisons. ex: This means use == instead of =. (Open your console to see the results)
console.log( jsonsql.query("select title,url from json.channel.items where (category=='javascript' || category=='vista') order by title,category asc limit 3", jsondata) );
The Methods
// Query a json data object. The first parameter is // an sql string, the second parameter is the json // An array of objects will be returned jsonsql.query(sql, data);


Introduction to Java Programming, Includes Data Structures, Eleventh Edition,
Y. Daniel Liang
This quiz is for students to practice. A large number of additional quiz questions is available for instructors from the Instructor's Resource Website.
Chapter 26 AVL Trees
Section 26.1 Introduction
26.1
The _________ of a node is the height of its right subtree minus the height of its left subtree.
A.
balance factor
B.
depth
C.
length
D.
degree
26.2
The balance factor of every node in an AVL tree may be _________.
A.
0
B.
1
C.
-1
D.
2
26.3
A(n) __________ (with no duplicate elements) has the property that for every node in the tree the value of any node in its left subtree is less than the value of the node and the value of any node in its right subtree is greater than the value of the node.
A.
binary tree
B.
binary search tree
C.
AVL tree
D.
binary heap
Section 26.7 The AVLTree Class
26.4
In a(n) ________, the element j to be removed is always at the root.
A.
binary tree
B.
binary search tree
C.
AVL tree
D.
binary heap
26.5
In a(n) ________, the element just inserted is always at the leaf.
A.
binary search tree
B.
AVL tree
C.
binary heap
26.6
What is the preorder traversal of the elements in a AVL tree after inserting 3, 4, 45, 21, 92, 12 in this order?
A.
3 4 12 21 92 45
B.
3 4 12 21 45 92
C.
45 4 3 21 12 92
D.
45 21 12 92 3 4
E.
21 4 3 12 45 92
Section 26.9 AVL Tree Time Complexity Analysis
26.7
The time complexity for insertion, deletion, and search is O(logn) for a ___________.
A.
binary tree
B.
binary search tree
C.
AVL tree
D.
binary heap
26.8
The average time-complexity for insertion, deletion, and search in a ________ is O(logn).
A.
binary search tree
B.
AVL tree
C.
binary heap


| Usage: DumpTS.exe TSSourceFileName [OPTION]... | |||
| --output | The output dumped file path | ||
| --pid | The PID of dumped stream | ||
| --destpid | The PID of source stream will be placed with this PID | ||
| --srcfmt | The source TS format Including: ts, m2ts, if it is not specified, find the sync-word to decide it |
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| --outputfmt | The destination dumped format, including: ts, m2ts, pes and es | ||
| --showpts | Print the pts of every elementary stream packet | ||
| --stream_id | The stream_id in PES header of dumped stream | ||
| --stream_id_extension | The stream_id_extension in PES header of dumped stream | ||
| --showinfo | Print the media information of elementary stream, for example, stream type, audio sample rate, audio channel mapping, video resolution, frame-rate and so on |
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Some applications check whether the user-supplied file name ends in a particular file type or set of file types, and reject attempts to access anything else. Sometimes this check can be subverted by placing a URL encoded null byte at the end of your requested filename, followed by a file type that the application accepts.
For example:
../../../../../boot.ini.jpg
The reason this attack sometimes succeeds is that the file type checkis implemented using an API in a managed execution environmentin which strings are permitted to contain null characters (such as String.endsWith() in Java). However, when the file is actually retrieved, the application ultimately uses an API in an unmanaged environment in which strings are null-terminated and so your file name is effectively truncated to your desired value.
A different attack against file type filtering is to use a URL-encoded newline character. Some methods of file retrieval (usually on Unix-based platforms) may effectively truncate your file name when a newline is encountered:
../../../../../etc/passwd%0a.jpg
Some applications attempt to control the file type being accessed by appending their own file type suffix to the filename supplied by the user. In this situation, either of the preceding exploits may be effective, for the same reasons.
Some applications check whether the user-supplied file name starts with a particular subdirectory of the start directory, or even a specific file name. This check can of course be trivially bypassed as follows:
wahh-app/images/../../../../../../../etc/passwd
If none of the preceding attacks against input filters are successful individually, it may be that the application is implementing multiple types of filters, and so you need to combine several of these attacks simultaneously (both against traversal sequence filters and file type or directory filters). If possible, the best approach here is to try to break the problem down into separate stages. For example, if the request for
diagram1.jpg
is successful, but the request for
foo/../diagram1.jpg
fails, then try all of the possible traversal sequence bypasses until a variation on the second request is successful. If these successful traversal sequence bypasses don’t enable you to access /etc/passwd, probe whether any file type filtering is implemented and can be bypassed, by requesting
diagram1.jpg.jpg
Working entirely within the start directory defined by the application, try to probe to understand all of the filters being implemented, and see whether each can be bypassed individually with the techniques described.


Coding Exercise
Please replace the icon markers we added in the previous lectures with circle markers as shown in the screenshot below.
There's a tip in the next lecture.


本书pdf是 文字版，彩图版 ，书签良好。我对原pdf进行了压缩优化，从200M压缩到了100M。
Human Activity, Chemical Reactivity
Building Blocks of Materials
Models of Structure to Explain Properties
Carbon Compounds
Chemical Reaction, Chemical Equations
Chemistry of Water, Chemistry in Water
Chemical Reactions and Energy Flows
Modelling Atoms and Their Electrons
Molecular Structures, Shapes, and Stereochemistry—Our Evidence
Modelling Bonding in Molecules
States of Matter
Solutions and Their Behaviour
Dynamic Chemical Equilibrium
Acid-Base Equilibria in Aqueous Solution
Solubility, Precipitation, and Complexation
Electron Transfer Reactions and Electrochemistry
Spontaneous Change: How Far?
Spontaneous Change: How Fast?
Understanding Structure, Understanding Reactivity: Alkenes, Alkynes, and Aromatics
Understanding Structure, Understanding Reactivity: Alcohols, Amines, and Alkyl Halides
Understanding Structure, Understanding Reactivity: Aldehydes and Ketones, Carboxylic Acid Derivatives
Main Group Elements and Their Compounds
Transition Elements and Their Compounds
The Chemistry of Modern Materials
Biomolecules
Nuclear Chemistry


XML documents typically refer to external entities, for example the public and/or system ID for the Document Type Definition. These external relationships are expressed using URIs, typically as URLs.
However, if they are absolute URLs, they only work when your network can reach them. Relying on remote resources makes XML processing susceptible to both planned and unplanned network downtime.
One way to avoid these problems is to use an entity resolver or a URI resolver. Yanel is currently using org.apache.xml.resolver.tools.CatalogResolver
, whereas see for example src/impl/java/org/wyona/yanel/impl/resources/BasicXMLResource.java
.
The catalog manager/resolver configuration is located at YANEL_HOME/conf/CatalogManager.properties
or rather TOMCAT/webapps/yanel/WEB-INF/classes/CatalogManager.properties
.
catalogs=catalog.xml relative-catalogs=false # verbosity: If non-zero, the Catalog classes will print informative and debugging messages (see TOMCAT/logs/catalina.out). # The higher the number, the more messages. #verbosity=100 verbosity=1


I deliver value by discovering the stories that make brands tick and how consumers identify with that. This together with my love for strategy, forms my aspiration of building things that people will love to use. When I don't work I listen to the RnB musician the Weeknd, enjoy architecture in both small and big cities and hold an odd love for autumn weather. Currently I am enrolled at the Digital Media program at Hyper Island.