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#include <mma_tensor_op_tile_iterator_sm70.h>
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| Internal structure of iterator - made public to enable introspection. More... | |
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| using | Shape = Shape_ |
| Shape of tile to load (concept: MatrixShape) More... | |
| using | Element = Element_ |
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| using | Layout = Layout_ |
| Layout of source tile. More... | |
| using | InstructionShape = InstructionShape_ |
| Shape of one matrix product operation (concept: MatrixShape) More... | |
| using | OpDelta = OpDelta_ |
| Delta between *MMA operations (in units of *MMA operations, concept: MatrixShape) More... | |
| using | TensorRef = TensorRef< Element, Layout > |
| TensorRef type for loading element from a tensor. More... | |
| using | Index = typename TensorRef::Index |
| Index type. More... | |
| using | LongIndex = typename TensorRef::LongIndex |
| Long Index type. More... | |
| using | TensorCoord = typename TensorRef::TensorCoord |
| Coordinate for an element in the tensor. More... | |
| using | Fragment = Array< Element, Shape::kCount/kThreads > |
| Fragment object holding a thread's part of a tile. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator () |
| Default ctor constructs null iterator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE | MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator (TensorRef const &ref, int lane_id) |
| Constructor from TensorRef. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | add_pointer_offset (LongIndex offset) |
| Adds a pointer offset to internal pointer(s) to advance through memory. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | add_tile_offset (TensorCoord const &tile_offset) |
| Advances an iterator along logical dimensions of matrix in units of whole tiles. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | operator++ () |
| Advances the iterator along the advance dimension. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | operator-- () |
| Advances the iterator along the advance dimension. More... | |
| CUTLASS_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | operator+= (TensorCoord const &tile_offset) |
| advances in units of whole tiles along the logical coordinate space of the tensor More... | |
| CUTLASS_DEVICE MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator & | operator-= (TensorCoord const &tile_offset) |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | load (Fragment &frag) const |
| Loads a fragment from memory at the location pointed to by the iterator. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | load_with_pointer_offset (Fragment &frag, Index pointer_offset) const |
| Loads a fragment from memory with additional logical offset. More... | |
| CUTLASS_DEVICE void | load_with_byte_offset (Fragment &frag, Index byte_offset) const |
| Loads a fragment from memory with additional logical offset. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | load (Fragment &frag, TensorCoord const &tile_offset) const |
| Loads a fragment from memory with logical offset in units of whole tiles. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | load (Fragment &frag, TensorCoord const &tile_offset, Index pointer_offset) const |
| Loads a fragment from memory with logical offset in units of whole tiles. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | store (Fragment const &frag) const |
| Stores a fragment to memory. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | store_with_pointer_offset (Fragment const &frag, Index pointer_offset) const |
| Stores a fragment to memory with additional pointer offset. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | store_with_byte_offset (Fragment const &frag, Index byte_offset) const |
| Stores a fragment to memory with additional pointer offset. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | store (Fragment &frag, TensorCoord const &tile_offset) const |
| Stores a fragment to memory with logical offset in units of whole tiles. More... | |
| CUTLASS_HOST_DEVICE void | store (Fragment const &frag, TensorCoord const &tile_offset, Index pointer_offset) const |
| Stores a fragment from memory with logical offset in units of whole tiles. More... | |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static Operand const | kOperand = Operand::kC |
| Operand tag. More... | |
| static int const | kThreads = 32 |
| Number of participating threads. More... | |
This tile iterator is specialized for 32-thread TensorOps. It is used to load or store accumulators from memory and is agnostic to layout. It could be faster if it assumed row-major accumulator layout.
Satisfies: ReadableRandomAccessContiguousTileIteratorConcept | WriteableRandomAccessContiguousTileIteratorConcept
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::Element = Element_ |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::Fragment = Array<Element, Shape::kCount / kThreads> |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::Index = typename TensorRef::Index |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::InstructionShape = InstructionShape_ |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::Layout = Layout_ |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::LongIndex = typename TensorRef::LongIndex |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::OpDelta = OpDelta_ |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::Shape = Shape_ |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::TensorCoord = typename TensorRef::TensorCoord |
| using cutlass::gemm::warp::MmaVoltaTensorOpAccumulatorTileIterator< Shape_, Element_, Layout_, InstructionShape_, OpDelta_ >::TensorRef = TensorRef<Element, Layout> |
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SLEEPWALKERS [**Spoilers**] A film review by Chris J. Randall Copyright 1992 Chris J. Randall
For those of you who don't wish to be spoiled (although not that bad), leave now...
Stephen King's track record is once again affirmed with his latest film, SLEEPWALKERS.
*sigh*
I don't think that I've ever left a movie feeling so disappointed. This movie had such potential, but every chance they had was wasted on something trivial....
The acting, in general, was decent. Unfortunately, they spent no time on any real character development, which I think caused the film to lose a lot. The main characters were competent, and in some cases good. There just simply was no reason to care about what they were doing most of the time.
 They give us a definition in the beginning, but we get no other explanation other than what we figure out on our own. We don't know where they came from, why they were the way they were, or how they became these things. If they had given fifteen minutes of the film to explain their origin, it would have added much needed depth to the film. Instead, we're left to make up our own theories about the Sleepwalkers.
The effects were good, and in some cases, outstanding. Granted, they weren't up to T-2 standards (what is?), but some things were very eye-catching. The car transformation scenes stand out, as well as the morphing of the faces. Would someone mind explaining what they were siphoning out of the victims? Not a very efficient means of draining someone's "life force" if all they had to do to stop it was close their mouth.
The only bad effect were those using the cats. It was so painfully obvious that some parts weren't real, and it looked as if they just didn't care. They were capable of good cat effects, as witnessed by when the mother caught the cat in mid-air and snapped it in half. At times, the whole thing reminded me of an extended "Toonces the driving cat" skit on SNL, except SNL's cat is a little more realistic.
Holy inconsistencies, Batman! The biggest one in the whole film was the story -- actually, there wasn't much that could be called a story. Like I said before -- there was no background for any of the characters, and points were brought up that could have provided interest, but were quickly dropped. The make a reference to other "Sleepwalkers" around, but they never go any further. Also, the origins would have been interesting, but once again, nothing was said. When the kid gets shot in the back by the cop, notice the placement of the bullet wound. Later, when the kid crawls into his house, look at his back -- no wound of any kind. Just plain sloppy.
I'm not sure what Stephen King wanted this to be billed as. From what I've seen and heard, this is just supposed to be horror. The crowd didn't take it as such. There was more laughter in that theatre than I've heard in movies labeled as "comedies." There are so many moments when we weren't supposed to laugh, but the whole thing was so ridiculous, we couldn't help it. I mean, when the majority of the theatre starts chanting the cat's name when it appears, you know something's wrong. (I've never seen a cat so strong that it could get into a house by breaking a window... :)
All I can say is that I'm glad I saw it for free. Even so, I still feel a bit cheated. King is capable of good stuff, and with a few simple changes in character development and story development, this could have been a really good movie. The potential was *there*, but they failed to capitalize on it. King has no excuses like "Well, it didn't carry over well from the novel." He's responsible for it and has no one to blame but himself. At most, I'd say that this movie is worth matinee prices. If you really want to see it, wait till it hits the $1.50 theatres.
At least we got to see previews of LETHAL WEAPON 3 (Looks Great), ALIEN 3 (Looks Great), and BATMAN RETURNS (Looks Great, but I don't know...). Hmmm. I do believe that I'm going to be going to the movies quite a bit this summer.... :)
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Open Pampas [aq18], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 160
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24: Pack of wolves [gr3r], wolves, number: 8, arrived from the west.
24: Pack of wolves [dn4d], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the east.
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by Paul Laurence Dunbar
The Haunted Oak
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- Year Published: 1913
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Dunbar, P.L. (1913). The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar. New York: Dodd, Mead, and Company.
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Pray why are you so bare, so bare,
Oh, bough of the old oak–tree;
And why, when I go through the shade you throw,
Runs a shudder over me?
My leaves were green as the best, I trow,
And sap ran free in my veins,
But I saw in the moonlight dim and weird
A guiltless victim’s pains.
I bent me down to hear his sigh;
I shook with his gurgling moan,
And I trembled sore when they rode away,
And left him here alone.
They ‘d charged him with the old, old crime,
And set him fast in jail:
Oh, why does the dog howl all night long,
And why does the night wind wail?
He prayed his prayer and he swore his oath,
And he raised his hand to the sky;
But the beat of hoofs smote on his ear,
And the steady tread drew nigh.
Who is it rides by night, by night,
Over the moonlit road?
And what is the spur that keeps the pace,
What is the galling goad?
And now they beat at the prison door,
“Ho, keeper, do not stay!

They have fooled the jailer with lying words,
They have fooled the man with lies;
The bolts unbar, the locks are drawn,
And the great door open flies.
Now they have taken him from the jail,
And hard and fast they ride,
And the leader laughs low down in his throat,
As they halt my trunk beside.
Oh, the judge, he wore a mask of black,
And the doctor one of white,
And the minister, with his oldest son,
Was curiously bedight.
Oh, foolish man, why weep you now?
‘Tis but a little space,
And the time will come when these shall dread
The mem’ry of your face.
I feel the rope against my bark,
And the weight of him in my grain,
I feel in the throe of his final woe
The touch of my own last pain.
And never more shall leaves come forth
On a bough that bears the ban;
I am burned with dread, I am dried and dead,
From the curse of a guiltless man.
And ever the judge rides by, rides by,
And goes to hunt the deer,
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We have talked about Mask 2.0 at many Townhall meetings, and all the amazing features will be with us shortly. We hereby sincerely invite our users to get a sneak peek of Mask 2.0 by joining our beta test. The Mask 2.0 bug bounty program has started accordingly. Win rewards from trying out new features, getting familiar with the features, spotting bugs, or giving improvement suggestions!
Who can participate?
- The Mask 2.0 beta test has 100 spots. Choose one of the following options to reserve your spot.
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- Fill the application form (users who filled this form before September 26th, please DM your Discord username and Polygon wallet address to our Twitter @realMaskNetwork)
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- Send a tweet with hashtag #Mask2Beta, and use the Mask extension to encrypt your Discord username and Polygon wallet address to sign up for a Beta Test spot.
- The 100 spots will be filled in a first-come-first-served manner. The sign-up period will end once the 100 spots are filled, and the list of participants will be posted on the Mask Forum.
How to participate?
- Once the sign-up period is finished, users who are eligible to join the Beta Test will be invited to a Discord private channel, where the Mask team will post tutorials, assignments, and information about the bug bounty.
What kind of rewards will I get?
- The Mask Network developer team will assess all feedback users bring up. After the Beta Test is finished, bounty rewards will be distributed accordingly. Participants will have a chance to split a bug bounty prize pool worth of 30,000 $USDT. Please check the details regarding bug/report submission and the bounty reward system below.
- Users who participated in the Beta Test will receive an NFT badge.
- And there are more surprises… stay tuned!
- *All rewards will be calculated and published on October 30th. $USDT rewards will be distributed on Polygon (Matic).
Bug Bounty Details
We will categorize bugs eligible for bounty rewards into Suggestions and Bugs.
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Suggestions include but are not limited to front-end display error, plugin cards rendering/loading error, UI displacements, and other suggestions that do not jeopardize daily usage but may improve user experience.
- How to submit: Please upload screenshots/screen recordings in this form with some textual description.
- Issues that (Do not jeopardize daily usage but) may improve user experiences — 10 $USDT per suggestion
- Other bugs/issues described above — 20 $USDT per suggestion
- If multiple users submitted the same suggestion, then the first 2 users who submitted will be eligible for the reward.
*Each beta-test participant can earn up to 200 $USDT bounty rewards for bringing up useful suggestions.
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Technical bugs include but are not limited to: security vulnerabilities report or improvement reports
- Bounty rewards for technical bugs vary from 100 $USDT to 1500 $USDT.
- How to submit: please upload relevant reports or bug fix PR code directly on Github.
- Please check known bugs/issues here before reporting. Bugs or issues that have been reported and listed will not be eligible for rewards.. The Mask Network developer team will assess the eligibility based on the time of submission.
* The Mask Network developer team reserves the right to define and categorize all bugs and issues submitted.
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- The main purpose of Mask 2.0 Bug Bounty is to help Mask Network identify potential issues and risks that may impact the user experience.
- Mask Network will give rewards to users who are eligible for the bounty prize in Polygon (Matic) transactions. The details are listed above, and the specific size of bounty reward will be given by the Mask Network developer team after their thorough assessment. Each bug or suggestion may receive a different value of bounty reward.
- If unusual bug submission activities are detected, Mask Network reserves the right to disqualify that specific user to participate in Beta Test and to refuse making bounty reward payment.
- Mask Network reserves the right to define and categorize bugs and issues submitted by Beta Test participants and reserves the right to refuse to make bounty reward payments to Beta Test users.
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As of Chrome 44, you can enable In-app Purchases in your ARC app. This article explains how.
Note: In-app payments for ARC apps are subject to a 30% transaction fee. For example, if you charge $1.99 for an item offered in an ARC app, you’ll receive $1.39. This is to ensure a consistent pricing structure with in-app payments made in apps available on Google Play. Paid ARC apps are currently not supported.
If your app uses In-app Billing on Android, you have probably created a product list in the Google Play Developer Console. You will need to recreate your product list in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard. Go to the Developer Dashboard and edit your app. Click on the In-app Products tab and create the list of your products. At this time, ARC apps can only use managed per user account in-app products. Other product types like unmanaged and subscription are not supported. It is recommended to use the same product IDs (SKU); this way you do not have to change product IDs in your code.
If you do signature
verification in your app, you need to use the public key generated by the
Chrome Web Store, not the one generated by Google Play. You can get the public
key from the More info link in the Developer Dashboard. To
avoid maintaining two versions of your app, you can verify signatures using both
Chrome Web Store and Google Play public keys and use the one that succeeds.
Alternatively, you can use the proper public key based on
android.os.Build.BRAND
or
android.os.Build.MANUFACTURER
, which is set to
chromium for ARC.
Keep in mind that the Chrome Web Store and Google Play do not link your ARC app and your Android app together in any way. So, it is recommended that you consume managed items as soon as possible and sync the result of the consumption via your own servers or other mediums. This way, a user that has installed your app on a Chrome OS and an Android device sees a consistent state of your app and their purchases between different devices.
Note: Do not use payload strings when making purchase requests. ARC ignores them.


Designers love to use big hero images when designing a website. I’m not going to debate the merits of the use of hero images—or any images for that matter—in a web page design. Images certainly have their place, but they can also cause big problems for the site’s visitor if not done correctly.
In this series of screencasts, I demonstrate how to use HTML and CSS to embed images in your web pages. This includes the use of vector images! More importantly however, I cover the Art Direction—the identification of breakpoints—of photographic images for different screen sizes. Remember the following from our in-class discussion?
Another content type easy to identify breakpoints for are images. When you crop an image suitable for a wide screen you can’t assume it still works when scaled to fit within a skinnier screen width. A good example of this is an image of President Barack Obama being sworn in. A wider version lets the viewer see Justice Kennedy, and President Obama with his family looking on. On a skinny screen the image is scaled to fit and the content breaks making it hard to see details of President Obama, the original intent of the image. This is where a breakpoint can be inserted that art directs the image to be cropped into President Obama and Michelle Obama to retain detail. Another breakpoint can be added to adjust the design to further crop into President Obama.
Finally, I cover performance issues such as what happens if an images takes too long to load and how to optimize your images for performance.

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You can control the z-index explicitly, however, by providing an integer value to the z-index property.
Nested elements handle the z-index property differently. Descendant elements must always have a z-index higher than that of their parent.


TJ Brodie returns to Calgary Flames lineup, 11 days after collapsing and convulsing at practice
by Dave Dormer, Digital ProducerCALGARY — Coming off a big win in Philadelphia on Saturday, the Calgary Flames have something else to celebrate — the return of defenceman TJ Brodie to the lineup.
The team announced Monday that Brodie, 29, has been activated off the injured reserve, 11 days after collapsing and convulsing on the ice during practice at the Scotiabank Saddledome.
Brandon Davidson, who was called up to replace the injured D-man, was sent back down to the Stockton Heat of the American Hockey League.
After a brief hospital stay, Brodie underwent further testing, which team officials said showed positive signs.
He missed five games while on IR.
Brodie flew to Philadelphia to meet the team and continue its road swing.
The Flames face the Pittsburgh Penguins on Monday, which gets underway at 5 p.m. MT.
Their next home game goes Nov. 30 when they host the Ottawa Senators.
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CSS Tech - Selectors and what to use where
A (very) small dive into classes and id's
20 November 2010
On our webpages, we don't generally style things in the same place we lay them out. We put the style in a seperate file specifically designed for styling. But how do we actually point to the elements of the site we actually want to style?
Well in CSS that would be called a selector, where we specify the parts of the site that we want. So if we want to "select" all of the

tags, our CSS selector would simply be h1
. However, that means we can only specify every single

tag in the entire document.
If we want to get more specific, we can select exactly what we want by specifying an ID or class. We select an ID by using a #
. #heading
will select the

tag. Classes are selected using a .
, so .wrapper
would select

But what should we use when?
They seem similar, but they have a very important difference. A class can be used as many times as you want, and multiple can be assigned to the same element. If you want to create a class like .red-background {background-color: red;}
, then you can slap that sucker on whatever you want to have a red background. Easy.
ID's are a bit different, you can only have one of them per element, and each one has to be entirely unique. Your page will not pass validation if it has the same ID repeated across multiple elements, and who knows what will happen then. They're pretty restrictive that way, but they have some specific uses when using Javascript, and they have one important built in browser function.
If you put your class name at the end of a link, such as https://domain.com/index.html#section3
, when clicking that link it will take the user to the element on the page with that specific class. This can be useful if you have a long article or reference site and want to link to a specific section.
Really, the main question you need to ask yourself is whether you are going to reuse that bit of styling across multiple items. It's probably a good idea to use IDs for things that really only should appear once, like headers and footers. If you think you might use it twice, or if it's the sort of thing that you probably will use again, it would be better to use a class.
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[dscrdeql] <edsky> Good weather in cairns today
[dscrdeql] <edsky> How’s sydney?
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> hi
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> hav built house yet?!!
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> hi @hotboy30199 no not yet
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> wen house'
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> not exactly sure when the founders are still finalizing everything they will be heading back to Puerto rico soon we hope
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> ned house in rwanda
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> sry english bad
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> spoke swahili
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> thats ok i understand
[dscrdeql] <Combat Wom-mod> yes the plan is to build in more then just one place.. the the first house/houses will be built in Puerto rico.. I think after those houses are done more countries will get involved
[dscrdeql] <hotboy30199> wat wil house have
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[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> It's desert there too
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LIT(Lexington Informatics Tournament) is a competitive programming tournament for middle/high school students, hosted by members of the LexMACS club along with many guest problemsetters/testers.
Participants are allowed/encouraged to form teams of up to three, solving the challenges together. During the contest window (7/15 11am to 7/19 11:59pm est), teams can choose when they want to start their Standard Round. When the window ends, scores will be compiled and we will release a leaderboard. The CTF round runs during most of the contest window (7/16 11am to 7/18 11:59pm est) with a live scoreboard, so teams have all 3 days to work on it. Additionally, teams with exceptional performance will also receive certain prizes. For more information about the two rounds, please check the Logistics page.
Finally, please join us on LIT Discord Server to obtain the latest information, ask questions, and form teams with others.
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Traditional OI format can be boring — you are given some problems in a set amount of time, and you need to solve as many problems as possible. That is why, on top of a standard format OI contest, we will also be hosting a guts CTF round (you can learn more about it in the Logistics page). So even if you are already familiar with competitive programming, we promise that the CTF round will provide a whole new refreshing experience.
Prizes
In total, we have a prize pool worth more than $6000! Top teams will receive awards ranging from the latest Raspberry PI 4 Models to Various Gift Cards (And perhaps even our limited-edition LIT t-shirts :O but no promises yet).
Furthermore, by the courtesy of Wolfram Language, we will be giving out Wolfram|Alpha Notebook Edition, each valued at 72$, to 50 of our top participants! So everyone participating has a decent chance at winning something :D.
Finally, we will also host a mini-lottery for all people in our discord server with the role "LIT 2021 Participant."
Note that the prizes for the two rounds are Separate. We will reveal more info during our Opening Ceremony.
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A Mega-Analysis of Personality Predictions: Robustness and Boundary Conditions
2020-07-01
Chapter 1 Workspace
1.1 Packages
1.2 Directory Path
1.3 Codebook
Each study has a separate codebook indexing matching, covariate, personality, and outcome variables. Moreover, these codebooks contain information about the original scale of the variable, any recoding of the variable (including binarizing outcomes, changing the scale, and removing missing data), reverse coding of scale variables, categories, etc.
# list of all codebook sheets
sheets <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/master_codebook_01.24.20.xlsx", wd) %>% excel_sheets()
# function for reading in sheets
read_fun <- function(x){
sprintf("%s/codebooks/master_codebook_01.24.20.xlsx", wd) %>% read_xlsx(., sheet = x)
}
# read in sheets and index source
codebook <- tibble(
study = sheets,
codebook = map(study, read_fun)
)
## short and long versions of names of all categories for later use
studies <- c("addhealth", "bhps", "gsoep", "hilda", "hrs", "liss", "midus", "nlsy", "shp", "wls")
studies_long <- c("Add Health", "BHPS", "GSOEP", "HILDA", "HRS", "LISS", "MIDUS", "NLSY", "SHP", "WLS")
traits <- codebook$codebook[[2]] %>% filter(category == "pers") %>%
select(long_name = Construct, short_name = name)
outcomes <- codebook$codebook[[2]] %>% filter(category == "out") %>%
select(long_name = Construct, short_name = name)
moderators <- codebook$codebook[[2]] %>% filter(category == "mod") %>%
select(long_name = Construct, short_name = name, breaks, mod, mod_name)
1.4 Other Supporting Documents
# used personality waves
p_waves <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/personality_waves.xlsx", wd) %>% read_xlsx()
# used covariates for specifications
specifications <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/specifications.xlsx", wd) %>% read_xlsx()
# coded specificatoin curve results
spec_summ <- sprintf("%s/results/sca/SCA_summary.xlsx", wd) %>% read_xlsx()
# occupation code converters
occ90to00 <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/occ_90-00.xls", wd) %>% read_xls() %>% mutate_at(vars(OCC90, OCC00), as.numeric)
occ70to90 <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/occ1970_occ1990dd.dta", wd) %>% read_dta() %>%
setNames(c("OCC70", "OCC90"))
occ80to90 <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/occ1980_occ1990dd.dta", wd) %>% read_dta() %>%
setNames(c("OCC80", "OCC90"))
# npb codes for ses
npb <- sprintf("%s/codebooks/npb.xlsx", wd) %>% read_xlsx() %>%
setNames(c("OCC00", "NPB", "desc"))


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kXML is a small XML pull parser, specially designed for constrained environments such as Applets, Personal Java or MIDP devices. In contrast to kXML 1, kXML 2 is based on the common XML pull API.
Pull based XML parsing combines some of the advantages of SAX and DOM:
| XP | XP was the predecessor of kXML, a simple wrapper that turned a given SAX parser into a pull parser. XP was originally implemented to simplify message (de)serialization in the Infolayer project, which is quite cumbersome with push parsers (SAX). XP was initially released at 1999-12-25. |
| kXML1 | To use the pull parser on embedded devices, it was necessary to get rid of the SAX dependency. kXML1 is a simple pull parser, based on event objects. kXML1 is now deprecated, please use kXML2 instead. kXML1 is archieved at kxml.objectweb.org. The initial public release of kXML 1 was at 2000-07-25. |
| kXML2 | The current version of kXML. In contrast to kXML1, it features cursor API instead of event objects, leading to a reduced footprint and less object creation overhead. kXML 2 is released under the BSD license. |
In order to keep kXML as small as possible, no efforts are made to recognize certain well-formedness errors that would require additional detection code, such as
Thus, kXML will accept some XML documents that should actually be rejected. Of course, an XML parser should detect all syntax errors to discourage the creation of bogous documents that work with one parser and do not work with another. Thus, if you are not limited by memory constraints, please use MXP, which is also faster than kXML.
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Navigate the bird through the obstacles using [space]. You lose when it flies into the bricks. Moreover, you can't touch the bottom or the top of the window.
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This repl was built with traceur-compiler,
and CodeMirror2 so you can use ES6 features now!
Control the available ES6 options from the "Options" menu.
By default, the really cool, stable stuff is already enabled--you're welcome.
The "Examples" menu contains sample code I made to either get you started with your own
experiments or let you bask in the glory of my creation.
The "Reset" button (because there should always be a big, red button) clears the repl and repl
history.


Mortal Kombat X is the fastest selling game in the Mortal Kombat franchise and the over-the-top beat ‘em up is also one of the most talked about games of the year. But developer NetherRealm Studios and publisher Warner Bros. Interactive are setting their sights even higher by looking to build a huge eSports community around the game too.
Their first attempts to do this began last month with the ‘Fatal 8′ tournament. In partnership with the eSports League (ESL), NetherRealm and Warner Bros. invited eight of the top professional fighting game players to go head-to-head in Mortal Kombat X, three days before the game’s official release date. At ESL’s Burbank offices, the players took part in best of five with the reigning EVO Mortal Kombat 9 champion Dominique “Sonic Fox” McLean as the overall victor.
Sonic Fox wasn’t the only one who had something to smile about at Fatal 8 either as new figures released by the ESL show that the tournament did well in terms of fan interest. According to the company, the four hour event had a peak concurrent viewership of 85,449, totalling over 200,000 hours watched. There were also Fatal 8 viewing parties in London and Paris as fans watched to see who would be crowned the winner and, no doubt, so that they could catch another glimpse of Mortal Kombat X before release day.
Additionally, the ELS also notes that the hashtag ‘#Fatal8′ trended on Twitter in the United States and that there were over 2.2 million social media impressions, including one million views on Facebook. This is significant because although core Mortal Kombat fans may have tuned in – as well as undecided gamers who were yet to decide whether or not to buy MKX – these people already knew about the MK games in some respect, but the chatter on social media will have helped to get Mortal Kombat in front of a brand new, unaware audience.


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The daily continuous futures data with the adjusted price is from Quandl. The investment universe consists of 24 types of US futures contracts: 4 currencies, five financial indices, eight agricultural products, and seven commodities. The contracts are all front month contracts.
class Futures(PythonData): # import the futures custom data from dropbox def GetSource(self, config, date, isLiveMode): source = "your_custom_source_url" return SubscriptionDataSource(source, SubscriptionTransportMedium.RemoteFile) def Reader(self, config, line, date, isLiveMode): futures = Futures() futures.Symbol = config.Symbol data = line.split(',') if data[0] == "date": return None futures.Time = datetime.strptime(data[0], "%m/%d/%y") futures.Value = float(data[4]) futures["settle"] = float(data[4]) # add the settle price futures["volume"] = float(data[5]) # add the volume futures["open_interest"] = float(data[6]) # add the open interest return futures
The algorithm uses a weekly time frame(Wednesday-Wednesday interval). Therefore the self.Schedule.On()
will fire the trading every Wednesday.
To compare the weekly change of volume and open interest, we create the deque
list with the length to be two to save the history data frame of
the most recent week and the week before.
def Initialize(self): self.SetStartDate(2017, 7, 10) self.SetEndDate(2018, 8, 1) self.SetCash(10000000) self.tickers = ["CME_SF1_EF", "CME_MP1_FF", "CME_CD1_EF", "CME_ED8_FF", # Currencies "CME_NQ1_EF", "CME_MD1_EF", "CME_ES1_EF", "CME_YM1_EF", "CME_NK1_EF", # Financial indices "CME_C1_EF", "CME_SM1_EF", "ICE_CC1_EF", "CME_LC1_EF", # Agricultural product "CME_KW1_EF", "CME_S1_EF", "ICE_KC1_EF", "CME_LC1_EF", "CME_HG1_FF", "CME_GC1_EF", "SHFE_AL1_EF", "SHFE_CU1_EF", # Commodities "CME_CL1_EF", "ICE_T1_FR", "CME_HO1_EF"] self.length = len(self.tickers) for ticker in self.tickers: self.AddData(Futures, ticker) # create the deque list to save the weekly history dataframe self.window = deque(maxlen=2) # rebalance the portfolio every week on Wednesday self.Schedule.On(self.DateRules.Every(DayOfWeek.Wednesday, DayOfWeek.Wednesday), self.TimeRules.At(0, 0), self.WeeklyTrade)
In the weekly rebalance function, weekly history data frame is saved. The contract is defined as the high(low) volume contract if the contract's volume changes between the period from t-1 to t and period from t-2 to t-1 is above(below) the median volume change of all contracts,
In addition, all contracts are also assigned to either high-open interest (top 50% of changes in open interest) or low-open interest groups (bottom 50% of changes in open interest) based on lagged changes in open interest between the period from t-1 to t and period from t-2 to t-1.
We created the method CalculateChange
to calculate the increment value and rank the contracts based on the weekly history data frame.
def WeeklyTrade(self): hist = self.History(self.tickers, self.Time-timedelta(days=7), self.Time,Resolution.Daily) self.window.append(hist) if len(self.window) == self.window.maxlen: hist_t2 = self.window[0] # the weekly history dataframe two week ago hist_t1 = self.window[1] # the weekly history dataframe a week ago top_vol, bottom_vol = self.CalculateChange("volume", hist_t2, hist_t1) top_OI, bottom_OI = self.CalculateChange("open_interest", hist_t2, hist_t1)
def CalculateChange(self, column_name, hist_t2, hist_t1): # calculate the weekly change and sort by the colume value value_t2 = hist_t2[column_name].unstack(level=0).sum(axis=0) value_t1 = hist_t1[column_name].unstack(level=0).sum(axis=0) delta = (value_t1 - value_t2).sort_values(ascending=True) top = list(delta[:int(self.length*0.5)].index) bottom = list(delta[-int(self.length*0.5):].index) return top, bottom
We take the intersection of the top volume group and bottom open interest group. The trading candidates are selected from this group. Next futures in the intersection are sorted based on the return in the previous week. The algorithm goes long on futures from the high-volume, low-open interest group with the lowest return and shorts the contract with the highest return.
# the intersection of top volume group and bottom open interest group trade_group = list(set(top_vol) & set(bottom_OI)) returns = {} for ticker in trade_group: res = (hist_t1.loc[ticker]["settle"][-1] - hist_t2.loc[ticker]["settle"][-1]) / hist_t2.loc[ticker]["settle"][-1] returns[ticker] = res sortedByReturn = sorted(returns, key = lambda x: returns[x]) if len(sortedByReturn) >= 2: if self.Portfolio.Invested: self.Liquidate() self.SetHoldings(sortedByReturn[-1], -0.3) self.SetHoldings(sortedByReturn[0], 0.3)


04. Identity & Smart Contracts
## Identity & Smart Contracts
You already know the importance of identity to interact with the blockchain. Here, we will explore the Ethereum public address which allows you to have an identity on the Ethereum network. It allows for smart contracts and other users to allocate resources or assets to your wallet.
To help us visualize the Ethereum identity, we will be using CryptoPunks, a crypto-arts project that allows us to visualize proof of ownership of collectibles stored on the Ethereum blockchain.
The owner for this crypto punk is identified by their Ethereum public wallet.
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From the seamless transition of glass and metal to the streamlined profile, every detail was carefully considered to enhance your experience. So while its display is larger, the phone feels just right.
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Use this table to extract sequence metadata. Select a gene of interest using the dropdown menu to the top-left of the table. Then type the desired start and end AA protein coordinates (as displayed on the plot) in to the boxes on the top left.
You can use the seach bar on the top right to query specific items such as an IEDB epitope number or UniProt Entries (such as glycosylation annotations). Once you have the desired entries diplayed, use the buttons located at the top left of the table to export the data in your desired format. All source data is available for downlaod in the "Downloads" tab at the top of the page.


The JavaScript implementation for the META Script of the META Web project.
Transpiles the META Script into a native JavaScript code. Ready for metaweb-model package.
Check out the META Script Playground to try it out.
NOTE: This library requires support of the ECMAScript 2015 (ES6) standard.
var Compiler = require("metaweb-script").Compiler;
var Model = require("metaweb-script").ModelMockup;
var placeholders = { "scope": model.root };
var compiler = new Compiler();
var model = new ModelMockup({ "name": "world" }); //or null if not using model references
//Compile script
var script1 = compiler.parseScript("1+1");
//Execute
var res1 = script1.executor.call(null, model.root, placeholders);
//Compile string interpolation
var script2 = compiler.compileInterpolation("Hello #{name}!");
//Execute
var res2 = var res1 = script1.executor.call(null, model.root, placeholders);
//Compile property reference
var script3 = compiler.compilePropertyRef("name");
//Execute
var res3 = script1.executor.call(null, model.root, placeholders);
//Register custom function
compiler.registerFunction('hello', {
renderer: function(name, args){ return '"Hello ' + args.join(", ") + '"' ; },
minArgs: 1,
maxArgs: 2
});
compiler.compileScript("hello('John', 'Jack')"); //return "Hello John, Jack";
This package also contains TypeScript definition file and can be directly imported.
import {Compiler} from 'metaweb-script';
let compiler = new Compiler();
let script1 = compiler.parseScript("1+1");
//etc...
When a script is transpiled then following interface is returned as a result:
var res = {
source: string, //Original source code
executor: Function, //Transpiled function instance
bindings: Array<string>, //Array of references property paths, used for model change binding
js: string //Transpiled JavaScript code from which executor function is created
};
META Script is a single expression language. You can imagine it as a spreadsheet formula but with properties instead of cells or as a functional language.
Script has a simple structure:
<operand> [operator <operand>]
Comments must be written between /*
and */
.
1 + /*comment*/ 2
1
or 3.141
"hello world"
or 'hello world'
true
, TRUE
, false
, FALSE
, null
or NULL
META Script always references META Model properties and optionally it's attributes - see metaweb-model
package.
Property is written using following notation:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#
sign references property path from a model root@
sign references a property placeholder.
references sub property or sub-attribute in a model tree$
sign references a property attributeEach property or an attribute returns a value. If the value is an object we can access its properties using square bracket notation:
my.prop['personal']['first_name']
or with an attribute:
my.prop$options[0]
Some examples:
/* Local property */
firstName
/* Root property */
#customer.firstName */
/* Placeholder property */
@record.firstName
/* Access to an attribute */
firstName$valid
firstName$required
/* Access to a value property */
#user.role$items[0]['label']
+
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, *
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, %
(modulo)==
, !=
, >
, >=
, <
, <=
&&
, ||
, !
, and
, AND
, or
, OR
, not
, NOT
~
(string concat)We can use #{expression}
notation to easily insert expressions or variables into strings:
'Hello #{name}'
Functions are a type of the operand which always return a value and accept arguments.
Function is written as:
<function_name>(<arguments>)
,
Examples:
min(x, 10)
empty(my.prop)
MAX(0, y)
Built-in functions:
min(number, ...)
(min value)max(number, ...)
(max value)abs(number)
(absolute value)sqrt(number)
(square root)pow(number, exp)
(power number by exponent)nan(value)
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(returns boolean, if value is finite number)substr(string, from, length)
(returns substring)strpos(string, string)
(returns index of first occurance of second string in first string)rstrpos(string, string)
(returns index of last occurance of second string in first string)empty(value)
(returns boolean, if value is empty)defined(property)
(returns boolean, if property or it's value property is defined)Conditional expressions are written as an IF
functions with three arguments:
Examples:
IF(x > 1, 'Yes', 'No')
iF(x > 1, a + 1, a - 1)
If(x > 1 AND x < 10, true, FALSE)
if(x <= 0, -1, x)
Following examples represent various META Model use-cases. META Script expressions are written in double quotes.
/* Condition - field is required only if sameAsInvoice is not true */
@record.delivery.address$required =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@record.delivery.address$required = "NOT @record.delivery.sameAsInvoice"
@record.delivery.address$required =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>false, true)"
/* Strings - fullName consists of firstName and lastName properties delimeted by a space string */
fullName = "firstName ~ ' ' ~ lastName"
/* Or with interpolation parser */
fullName = "#{firstName} #{lastName}"
/* Arithmetics */
totalPrice = "(pricePerHour * 24) * days"
y = "x * 1.5 + a"
c = "sqrt( pow(a, 2) + pow(b, 2) )"
/* Enable if another field is not empty */
prop$readonly = "empty(name)"
/* Enable if another field is valid */
prop$readonly = "not anotherProp$valid"
/* Required if age is grater or equal than 21 */
prop$required = "#customer.age >= 21"
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npm test
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MIT. See LICENSE for full details.
These are common commands that apply to all widgets that have them injected.
| valueVariable | The name of the variable that holds the widget's value. |
| V | The type of the variable to set. |
Get the value of the widget.
| T | The type of the value to return. |
The value of the widget.
Set the string value of the widget.
| V value | The new widget value. |
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Destroy this widget.


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Thees trends are based on the keywords across all years (1975 - now) of VLDB publications
As we would expect, the most consistently popular keywords are all tightly related to our expertise as a community. databases, indexes, joins, models, and management are all at the core of what we do.
Here, we look for keywords that have an overall upward trend.
It's interesting that queries, indices, and efficiency are new in the past two decades. We can also see the web burst onto the scene, bringing search along with it. We see the excitement, then decline of streaming. Distributed processing is on the rise in parallel with "big data".
On the long time scale, database, models and relational as keywords are dying!
We can see that object oriented, rules, activity came and went. We always talk about XML being dead, at it sure looks that way on paper, along with streams, services, and caching.
Let's now look at keywords that have burst into the scene in since I started graduate school (2007). These keywords are selected by computing the ratio of "the average number of times a keyword is used since 2010" by "the average before 2010".
Mapreduce, scaling, and the cloud are still at the peak of the gartner hype cycle, and there are so many systems that it's hard to even compare them.
Web data is inherently uncertain so we need probabilitc techniques to search for similar data.
Finally it's nice to see that crowdsourcing is still trending upwards. Perhaps work with a more human and social angle is ready for the lime light.
It's good to see that data, query and databases are never far from our minds.
The topics I've decided to work on look like a mixed bag. Provenance or lineage seems to be down, but I believe in second chances. Good to know that data analysis and workload driven research is a stable and increasingly topic!
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A/C on the bus today. Happy first day of summer!


PROTOLIDAR package contains functions for analyze the LIDAR scan of plants (grapevine) and make 3D maps in GRASS GIS.
| Version: | 0.1 |
| Published: | 2013-01-09 |
| Author: | Monica Fernanda Rinaldi |
| Maintainer: | Monica Fernanda Rinaldi <monica.rinaldi at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | PROTOLIDAR results |
| Reference manual: | PROTOLIDAR.pdf |
| Package source: | PROTOLIDAR_0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: PROTOLIDAR_0.1.zip, r-release: PROTOLIDAR_0.1.zip, r-oldrel: PROTOLIDAR_0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: PROTOLIDAR_0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: PROTOLIDAR_0.1.tgz |
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What did Prince Andrew say about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal?
Prince Andrew has broken his silence on his relationship with convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, who died in jail earlier this year.
During an interview with BBC Newsnight, The Duke of York sat with Emily Maitlis to answer questions on his friendship with the former financier for the first time.
Andrew had been photographed in New York City’s Central Park with Epstein after the businessman had been convicted for the prostitution of minors in 2010.
Epstein had been sentenced to 18 months for the crime and was arrested on sex trafficking charges in July of this year. He died in prison awaiting trial.
What did Prince Andrew say about his friendship with Jeffrey Epstein?
Prince Andrew, 59, sat for the interview at Buckingham Palace on Thursday.
In it, he said that his continued friendship with Epstein after his release from prison nine years ago ‘let the side down’ for the royal family.
He said: ‘I stayed with him … and that’s the bit that … I kick myself for on a daily basis because it was not something that was becoming of a member of the royal family and we try and uphold the highest standards and practices and I let the side down, simple as that.’
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He also claimed that he has ‘no recollection’ of meeting Virginia Giuffre, who said she was forced to have a sexual encounter with him when she was 17.
Giuffre is one of 16 women who say they were abused by Epstein and has previously alleged in court that she was forced to have sex with the duke.
Prince Andrew has strongly denied Giuffre’s allegations, which were dismissed as ‘immaterial and impertinent’ by a US judge.
The duke said in the interview: ‘I have no recollection of ever meeting this lady, none whatsoever.’
Interviewer Emily Maitlis questioned the prince over Giuffre’s claims that ‘she met you in 2001, she says she dined with you, danced with you at Tramp Nightclub in London.
Maitlis added: ‘You don’t remember meeting her?’, to which the duke replied: ‘No.’
The full interview, called Prince Andrew And The Epstein Scandal: The Newsnight Interview, will air on BBC Two at 9pm on Saturday.
Epstein was awaiting trial on sex trafficking when he was found to have died in his cell of an apparent hanging in August.
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Dr Michael Baden, New York City’s former chief medical examiner, was hired by Epstein’s brother Mark Epstein to examine the autopsy and has insisted that Epstein’s injuries were more consistent with homicidal strangulation – not suicide.
Baden, who has examined more than 20,000 bodies in his time, explained on Fox & Friends that Epstein had three fractures in his neck and throat which indicate he could have been strangled.
He said: ‘Those three fractures are extremely unusual in suicidal hangings and could occur much more commonly in homicidal strangulation. I’ve not seen in 50 years where that occurred in a suicidal hanging case.’


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Analytical Skills
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Initially TBP was thought to be a universal transcription factor. However, other TBP-related proteins have been identified, and organisms appear to have more than one type of TBP present in addition to the numerous TAF proteins. Multi-cellular organisms have evolved cell-type specific components of the general transcription apparatus to enable tissue-specific and gene-selective transcription. Some of these TBPs are spatially and temporally regulated, such as with TRF1 in Drosophila, which is expressed in embryos, the adult nervous system and in male germ cells, and which has a role in both Pol II and Pol III transcription. Therefore, TRF1 may have diversified from the more ubiquitous TBP to direct tissue-specific and possibly gene-selective transcription.
Another functional homologue of TBP is TRF2 present in many metazoan organisms. Link TRF1, TRF2 can bind to both TFIIA and TFIIB. TRF2 appears to be required for the transcription of certain key developmental genes.
Therefore, the diversity of TBP and TAF proteins allows cells to from multiple promoter recognition complexes that can be spatially or temporally regulated, as well as being gene selective.
Both positive and negative cofactors can interact with components of the general transcription machinery. One such general negative cofactor is NC2 (negative cofactor 2), whose a and b subunits are related in sequence to histones H2A and H2B, respectively. NC2 heterodimers can block the assembly of the pre-initiation complex through its ability to recognize the TBP-promoter complex and inhibit the incorporation of TFIIB and the positive cofactor TFIIA. In this way, NC2 converts the TBP-promoter complex into an inactive state. Another such negative cofactor is NOT. The strength of gene expression might depend in part upon the competition between the TBP inhibitors and the RNA polymerase holoenzyme for access to the TBP-promoter complex.


Streptococcus pnuemoniae , affectionately known as Pnuemoccus, is a major cause of bacterial pneumonia. It is the second leading cause of meningitis behind Nieseria and causes other types of infections as well. A gram positive diplococci, they form a capsule (seen here as a halo) which is a major virulence factor. In fact, the larger the capsule, the more dangerous the particular strain. These bacteria are only found in the upper respiratory tract of animals and they require elevated levels of CO2 for growth as this mimics their natural habitat.
The bacteria are alpha hemolytic on blood agar and are sensitive to optochin which makes for a useful clinical test to distinguish this organism from other Type A Streps. They secrete Pneumolysin , a toxin that slows the action of the cilia in the upper respiratory tract. This leads to a buildup of mucus and fluids in the lung tissue creating the perfect environment for the organism. Eventually, bleeding in the lungs allows the organism to gain entry to the bloodstream. Then other disease complications like bacteremia and even meningitis kick in. If the disease progresses to these stages, the mortality rate is between 10 and 15%.