Data submitted for each PIRCS experiment initially will be reserved for a period not to
exceed six (6) months so that participants in the project (including all who submit data)
may create an article for a peer reviewed publication summarizing the results of the
intercomparsion. After submittal to the journal of this first paper on each experiment,
the data will be made available to users outside the PIRCS authors community upon
submission of a statement of how the data will be used. The ISU PIRCS team will prepare
documentation describing the dataset size and structure so that potential users will
understand the characteristics of the dataset. Any statement of use by users of raw datasets
will be publicly posted on the PIRCS website. Intercomparison participants will be notified
of requests before data are sent out. In order to acknowledge contributions of individual
modeling groups who have provided the requested data, potential users will be provided
draft wording of a citation and a list of basic publications describing the models that
should be referenced by users. These basic publications will be supplied as an updated
file on the PIRCS website.
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Terry Krayenhagen
Republican
Retired - July 2019 Preacher, Walsh/Two Buttes UMC - July 2016 thru June 2019 Unemployed, May 2015 thru June 2016 Design Engineer, Ball Aerospace, Boulder, CO November 2001 thru May 2015
AASME - Mechanical Engineering degree, Western Iowa Tech. Worked for 31 years in engineering, beginning as a draftsman on a board, finished as a designer/team leader for an electronics packaging group working government and private contracts, maintaining high engineering standards, meeting schedule and budgets, mentoring young engineers, providing design requirements and leadership. Career change: In 2015 and 2016, began a journey to preach God's Word, became licensed as a Local Licensed Pastor. Preached God's Word, served as Chaplin for the Walsh Fire Department, served my churches in weddings funerals and baptisms. Also became a trained Stephen Minister Leader, training and leading a group of Stephen Ministers, doing God's work, helping others to overcome life's obstacles. Currently serve as called, filling the pulpit when needed.
80751
When I served on the Board of Directors for Great Rock Water and Sanitation, I, along with the Board, had one goal, to provide clean drinking water to our neighbors for as little as possible, and looking forward to the future and future growth, to ensure water for future generations.
I have not be active in politics with the exception of serving on the Board of Directors for Great Rock Water and Sewer, Brighton, CO. This was a seat once you accepted was hard to get rid of. I have donated small sums of money to the Republican party, always under $50, never to a particular candidate.
I am a member of the local church ministers group. We meet once a month, so far no plan other than to meet. Serve as President, The Cottonwoods HOA since May of this year.
To make a difference in the state I live, to ensure the borders are changed if needed in a fair and equal manner.
As a Commissioner, it's important to represent the people and not ones self. All voices should be heard and considered, each opinion deserves to be treated with respect, each person is important and should be treated as such. Being impartial can be difficult, but can be accomplished. Professionalism, integrity, honesty are standards that should be maintained by anyone who serves as a Commissioner.
My Father, a man with a ninth grade education, taught his sons that any problem can be solved if logic is applied. Good communication will serve as a tool to allow for the Commission to do their jobs in a fair manner. As an engineer, I was in constant discussions, searching for a bridge to allow all ideas to be blended to a solid solution. If you look at the world today, you see one that lacks in accountability, with people that cannot reason, people who have little respect for others. I feel I can be an asset, serving years in positions that require multiple personalities to agree to a final solution. The goal should be a solution that is fair to all residents of the State of Colorado. We live in a State with many demographics, opinions and needs. These should be equally represented.
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In AngularJS, a service is a function, or object, that is available for, and limited to, your AngularJS application.
AngularJS has about 30 built-in services. One of them is the $location service.
The $location service has methods which return information about the location of the current web page:
The url of this page is:
This example uses the built-in $location service to get the absolute url of the page.
Today's welcome message is:
The $http service requests a page on the server, and the response is set as the value of the "myWelcome" variable.
This header will change after two seconds:
The $timeout service runs a function after a specified number of milliseconds.
The time is:
The $interval service runs a function every specified millisecond.
The hexadecimal value of 255 is:
A custom service with a method that converts a given number into a hexadecimal number.


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Skyler can't throw the football as far as Peyton Manning, but he can write in HTML.
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(Press ? for help, n and p for next and previous slide)
Why?
I want to live in the world where people have control over and responsibility for what they value
How?
Educate people how to possess and operate with bitcoin securely and privately
What?
The club
I want to build a club
I have been learning bitcoin for 2.5 years
My statistic of listening to bitcoin podcasts
Meeting every two weeks


QIF Library¶
This is a C++ library and it is meant to model QIF - Quantitative Information Flow.
It can be used to model systems and measure their entropies, vulnerabilities and information leakages.
This library models the basics of QIF such as probability distributions, informational channels, gain functions, hyper-distributions, and some functions to measure information flow.
System requirements¶
GNU gcc project C and C++11 compiler - Available on most UNIX distributions. For more details access gcc documentation.
GNU ar. Available on most UNIX distributions. For more details acess ar documentation.
GNU make. Available on most UNIX distributions. For more details access make documentation.
Usage¶
To use the library follow these steps:
Copy the folder
qif
to your project’s directory;Using the terminal, go to the folder
qif
typemake
to compile all the modules. A binary file namedqif.a
will be generated;Include the library in your C++ project using
#include "qif/qif.hpp"
;Compile your project adding
qif/qif.a
in the command line used to compile your C++ project.
Example: $ g++ main.cpp qif/qif.a
.


Atomic Tests
Automated test for all images
Unit Tested: All Images
Measurement: Percentage (# passed/total # of img elements for all images)
- This test is measured by the number of img elements in the HTML document or the number of images in non-HTML content being tested.
- The percentage test result is the number passed divided by the total number of img elements or images.
Procedure for HTML
- Run an automated test that displays the text alternative (or accessible name) for images.
- Check that functional, informative, and images of text have alternative text that serves an equivalent purpose of the image
- Functional images describe the function
- Informative images describe the image
- Images of text repeat the text or the equivalent purpose of the text.
- Check that decorative images are appropriately coded (see “Decorative Images” method) so they are hidden to assistive technology.
Expected Results
Check #2 and #3 are true.
Procedure for Technology Agnostic
- Examine each image in the content.
- Check that each image that conveys meaning has its text alternative.
- If the image contains text that is not purely decorative, the text alternative contains the same text.
- If it is within a link together with text, check that it is implemented to be ignored by assistive technology or the text alternative describes the image and supplements the link text.
- If it is a button, check that the text alternative indicates the button's function.
Expected Results
Checks #2 and #3, or #2 and #4, or #2 and #5 are true.
Manual Tests for Informative Images [for HTML img element]
- Unit Tested:This test is scored based on the number of img elements for “Informative Images” in the HTML document.
- Unit Tested:The success rate is a percentage equal to the number of “passing” img elements for Informative images divided by the total number of img elements for Informative Images.
Test Procedure
- If an img element is informative, check that it contains text in an alt attribute.
- Remove, hide, or mask the non-text content.
- Replace the non-text content with the text alternative in the alt attribute.
- Check that the text alternative conveys the purpose of the image.
- Check that the text alternative provides all relevant information in the image, including words that are important to understanding the content.
Expected Results
Check #1, 4, and 5 are true.
Holistic Tests
- Still to be developed. We will include this in a future working draft.


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Welcome To Gulp Boilerplate
A not-so opinionated static site generator.
Stuff installed:
- Gulp.js for automation and compiling.
- Modernizr for keeping browsers in check.
- Normalize to get your styles going without a heavy framework.
Pre-compiled languages
- Swig as the official templating language.
- Sass as the official css pre-processing language.
- Coffeescript for when you need a break from JavaScript.
Stuff that has to be installed
- Compass for sprite building, and other fun stuff with Sass.
Software used
- Brackets the official text editor for this repo.
- Node.js because you can't run Gulp.js without it.
to run it
npm install
npm gulp
Use files in the dev
folder.
to deploy
- Create a repo subtree, using
git subtree push --prefix build origin gh-pages
- Configure the gulp-gh-pages plugin in the gulpfile to point to the repo.
- Use the task
gulp deploy
. It will send the contents of the build folder to Github pages.
- The URL of the project will be at
username.github.io/repo
.
Where to get it


http://bennolan.com/behaviour/
Note: Behaviour requires prototype.js, version 1.4.0 or greater.
(Not currently working in IE - working on why.)


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Jewish Futures Project. The Impact of Taglit-Birthright Israel: 2010 Update (Hecht, Shahar et al) (10192/24237)
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Generation Birthright Israel: The Impact of an Israel Experience on Jewish Identity and Choices (Saxe, Leonard et al) (10192/23380)
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Jamie Kathleen Anderson
Democrat
Program Director, Denver Food Rescue
I have a PhD in Archaeological Science from the University of Oxford, UK.
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I have been involved in volunteer activities, including organizing for Julian Castro and Elizabeth Warren in Colorado in this most recent cycle. I also organized for Mark Udall in 2014, Hillary Clinton and down ballot Democrats in 2016, and for local races in 2018. I have donated to Hillary Clinton, Julian Castro, and Elizabeth Warren.
I was on the volunteer fundraising board of Denver Food Rescue (known as the Leadership Circle) for approximately four years until this past September, when I stepped down because I started working for them. I have also been a volunteer with the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, Emily Griffith Technical College teaching ESL to refugees, and the Morrison Natural History Museum.
I was born and raised in Denver and have also lived in Durango, Rifle, and Glenwood Springs. I have worked for the Bureau of Land Management on the western slope as well as a variety of roles in the Denver area, culminating in my position with Denver Food Rescue. I have interacted with and built relationships in many communities across the state, from western land owners to refugee communities along East Colfax.
I am always looking for new ways to serve my home state, which I care about deeply. I believe I can bring a wide range of local knowledge as well as a millennial's viewpoint to this commission.
In my current role, I work with communities throughout the Denver Metro area to source and distribute food through no cost grocery programs. Each of our communities has a unique set of challenges, and my role is to ensure that we are all able to work together towards a common goal of providing fresh, healthy food to communities experiencing food apartheid in Denver. Prior to that, I had long experience working on collaborative scientific problems, including publishing reports with dozens of contributors. I also served in student government, including as president of my college, in graduate school.
I hold a masters degree and a PhD in a field which required me to analyze maps, statistics, and a wide range of other factual information to make my arguments. In my current role, I use these skills nearly every day to solve fast-arising problems relating to food distribution in the Denver area.
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--- layout: post title: The Railways at Reboot 8 categories: - sightings - horizon author: marcel published: true date: 2006-05-31 03:33:00.000000000 +01:00 ---
Finnish superstar Jarkko Laine, who’s been in the Rails community since day one, is going to be hosting a discussion this Thursday around 9PM at Reboot 8 in Copenhagen called The Railways.
The idea of
the discussion is to bring together people who have already dipped
their toes in the Rails koolaid with those who have contemplated doing so but have not yet made the jump. The conversation will be around
topics like:
All Rails people attending Reboot are kindly asked to participate in
the discussion and think beforehand of a few good stories they can
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Occluded Library
0.1
A graphics library that sits on top of low level libraries such as OpenGL and DirectX.
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Public Member Functions | |
| gl_retained_fixed_transformation () | |
| Constructs the fixed transformation object. More... | |
| gl_retained_fixed_transformation (const glm::mat4 &transform) | |
| Constructs the fixed transformation object with a starting value. More... | |
| const glm::mat4 & | get_raw_transformation () const |
| Gets the raw transformation. More... | |
| void | set_transformation (const occluded::transformation &new_transform) |
| Sets the transformation to a new transformation. More... | |
| occluded::opengl::retained::scene::nodes::gl_retained_fixed_transformation::gl_retained_fixed_transformation | ( | ) |
Constructs the fixed transformation object.
Constructs a fixed transformation object containing the identity transformation.
| occluded::opengl::retained::scene::nodes::gl_retained_fixed_transformation::gl_retained_fixed_transformation | ( | const glm::mat4 & | transform | ) |
Constructs the fixed transformation object with a starting value.
| transform | A reference to a 4x4 matrix representing the starting value of the fixed transformation. |
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virtual |
Gets the raw transformation.
Implements occluded::scene::nodes::transformation.
| occluded::opengl::retained::scene::nodes::gl_retained_fixed_transformation::set_transformation | ( | const occluded::transformation & | new_transform | ) |
Sets the transformation to a new transformation.
| new_transform | A reference to the transformation containing the transformation. |
Changes the stored transformation to a new transformation represented by the 4x4 matrix returned by the new_transform parameter's get_raw_transformation function.


public class Channel
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.lang.Double |
capacity |
private java.lang.Double |
fee |
private int |
from |
private int |
id |
private int |
to |
private java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> |
transactions |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Channel()
Constructor to create a channel object entity without parameters.
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Channel(int id,
java.lang.Double capacity,
java.lang.Double fee,
java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> transactions,
int from,
int to)
Constructor to create a Channel object entity with all the required parameters.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.lang.Double |
getCapacity()
Method to get the channel capacity
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java.lang.Double |
getFee()
Method to set the channel fee
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int |
getFrom()
Method to get the node id that established the channel
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int |
getId()
Method to get the Channel ID
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int |
getTo()
Method to get the node id from the channel destination
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java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> |
getTransactions()
Method to get the list of transaction from this channel
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void |
setCapacity(java.lang.Double capacity)
Method to set the channel capacity
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void |
setFee(java.lang.Double fee)
Method to set the channel fee
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void |
setFrom(int from)
Method to set the node id from the channel owner
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void |
setId(int id)
Method to set the channel ID
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void |
setTo(int to)
Method to set the node id which is the channel destination
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void |
setTransactions(java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> transactions)
Method to set the list of transactions from this channel
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java.lang.String |
toString()
Method to get a string containing the channel object entities
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private int id
private java.lang.Double capacity
private java.lang.Double fee
private java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> transactions
private int from
private int to
public Channel(int id, java.lang.Double capacity, java.lang.Double fee, java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> transactions, int from, int to)
id
- Identity number to keep track of unique channels.capacity
- Amount of channel capacity to handle transactions.fee
- Commission for using the channel to route transactions.transactions
- Number of transactions handled by the channel.from
- Start-point from the channel. Node Id who owns the channel.to
- End-poin from the channel. Receiver node id from the channel.public Channel()
public int getId()
public void setId(int id)
id
- Number to set the new channel idpublic java.lang.Double getCapacity()
public void setCapacity(java.lang.Double capacity)
capacity
- Number to set the new capacitypublic java.lang.Double getFee()
public int getFrom()
public void setFrom(int from)
from
- Number to set the new channel ownerpublic int getTo()
public void setTo(int to)
to
- Number to set the new channel destinationpublic void setFee(java.lang.Double fee)
fee
- Number to set the new feepublic java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> getTransactions()
public void setTransactions(java.util.ArrayList<Transaction> transactions)
transactions
- Array list to set the new transactionspublic java.lang.String toString()
toString
in class java.lang.Object


Survival.tk
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A spatio-temporal exposure-hazard model for assessing biological risk and impact. The model is based on stochastic geometry for describing the landscape and the exposed individuals, a dispersal kernel for the dissemination of contaminants and an ecotoxicological equation. Walker E, Leclerc M, Rey JF, Beaudouin R, Soubeyrand S, and Messean A, (2017), A Spatio-Temporal Exposure-Hazard Model for Assessing Biological Risk and Impact, Risk Analysis, <doi:10.1111/risa.12941>.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | methods, grDevices (≥ 3.0.0), graphics (≥ 3.0.0), R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | sp (≥ 1.0-17), stats (≥ 3.0.2), rgeos (≥ 0.3), fields (≥ 7.1), MASS (≥ 7.3.29), deldir (≥ 0.1), pracma (≥ 1.8.3), raster (≥ 2.3.0), fftwtools (≥ 0.9.6), mvtnorm (≥ 1.0.2), rgdal (≥ 0.9) |
| Suggests: | knitr (≥ 1.11), rmarkdown (≥ 0.8.1), testthat (≥ 1.0.0) |
| Published: | 2018-06-07 |
| Author: | Emily Walker [aut], Jean-Francois Rey [aut, cre], Melen Leclerc [aut], Samuel Soubeyrand [ctb], Marc Bourotte [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Jean-Francois Rey <jean-francois.rey at inra.fr> |
| BugReports: | https://gitlab.paca.inra.fr/biosp/briskaR/issues |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 | file LICENSE [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2) | file LICENSE] |
| URL: | https://gitlab.paca.inra.fr/biosp/briskaR |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Citation: | briskaR citation info |
| CRAN checks: | briskaR results |
| Reference manual: | briskaR.pdf |
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| Package source: | briskaR_0.1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: briskaR_0.1.2.zip, r-release: briskaR_0.1.2.zip, r-oldrel: briskaR_0.1.2.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: briskaR_0.1.2.tgz, r-oldrel: briskaR_0.1.2.tgz |
| Old sources: | briskaR archive |
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Starship Troopers (R) ** 1/2 (out of ****)
Starship Troopers is Paul Verhoeven's return to familiar sci-fi ground after the disastrous Showgirls, and it just might be the quintessential Verhoeven film. While it is not a complete rebound from the instant camp classic of '95, it is a shining example of Verhoeven at his best--and, unfortunately, his worst.
Based on the Robert A. Heinlein novel of the same name, Starship Troopers details mankind's future war with giant bugs from outer space. Why have these alien arthropods decided to pick a fight with Earthlings? We never find out, not that it matters. The wild and woolly battles with the CGI bugs find the Dutch Verhoeven, who made his name in America with the superlative sci-fi actioners RoboCop and Total Recall, back in top form. No other action director can make mass impalings, decapitations, and dismemberment so sadistically--and gleefully--over-the-top. More prudish viewers may find the bloody action repugnant, but the gruesome, almost cartoonish, nature of the violence is exactly what makes Verhoeven adventures so much fun.
Unfortunately, aside from a brief snippet of opening bug action, there is an often laughable first hour of exposition and uninspired soap opera subplots, during which we meet our focal slate of stock characters: Johnny Rico (Casper Van Dien), hotshot soldier; his demure girlfriend, Carmen Ibanez (Denise Richards), a military pilot; brash Dizzy Flores (Dina Meyer), who carries a torch for the oblivious Johnny; pilot Zander Barcalow (Patrick Muldoon), Johnny's rival for Carmen's affections; and Carl Jenkins (Neil Patrick Harris), an intelligence officer whose psychic abilities only extend to animals. Every film needs its expository time, and this section of the film is an obvious timekiller before the war heats up, but Verhoeven and screenwriter Ed Neumeier put forth very little effort, if any, to make these characters and their situations halfway interesting. More energy and thought is expended in the acidly satiric news bites and fascistic military recruitment propaganda that pepper this first half. How do the filmmakers expect the viewers to care about the characters if they obviously do not?
If anything could have saved this first hour and more "dramatic" moments that come later in the film, it would be the acting, but, as so painfully exemplified in Showgirls, Verhoeven does not have much of an eye for young talent. Van Dien, whom I remember not-so-fondly from his stints on ABC Daytime's One Life to Live and the amusingly cheesy but little-seen 1990 syndicated women-in-prison soap Dangerous Women, can bark out "Kill 'em all!" with the best of them, but he has little acting skill to offer beside his square jaw. It also does not help that he, Richards, and Meyer make the WASPiest Argentines since... well, Jonathan Pryce in Evita; and that they, Harris, and Muldoon look much too old to be the high schoolers their characters are supposed to be at the film's opening. The only cast member displaying some signs of life--aside from Michael Ironside, who is usual stern, effective self as teacher/commanding officer Jean Rasczak--is Meyer, who infuses Dizzy with moxie and spunk.
And while Verhoeven is miles away from Joe Eszterhas (thankfully so), some post-Showgirls fallout is still in evidence, most blatantly in a ridiculously gratuitous co-ed shower scene, and more subtly so in its anti-feminism. I usually do not like to include spoilers in my reviews, but I cannot address this point without giving something away, so skip the next paragraph if you wish not to have some details spoiled...
When a male character is able to destroy a humongous tanker bug, he is celebrated as a hero; when a female character does the same--which no other person save that one male is able to do--she receives no credit. A female soldier mortally wounded in combat bravely accepts her impending death, but not because she did her part in saving the human race. In the end, her passing is worth it to her because... she had the chance to sleep with a studly conquest. A female character supplies a critical coup de grace against the aliens, but who is carried on everyone's shoulders like a hero at the end? A male who did not do much of anything.
Its problems aside, Starship Troopers does deliver what the audience comes for, which is two-plus hours of no-brainer entertainment, filled with the graphic ultraviolence that has become associated with the name Paul Verhoeven. But as fun as much of the movie is, its superficiality is quite dismaying coming from Verhoeven, who once upon a time melded electrifying action with plot and character in RoboCop and Total Recall. Starship Troopers is not the return to form for Verhoeven many have called it--in the end, it is just a step in the right direction, albeit a fairly entertaining one.
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Sibsagar is a historically important part of Assam, lying East of Jorhat. Being the capital of the former rulers, the Ahoms, it has had a major impact in the culture. It is a town of decorated monuments and temples.Sibsagar gets the attention of history enthusiasts who've looked to understand the East of India better. It has also played a significant role in Indian history and therefore is an important destination for historical tourism. A few architectural marvels at Sibsagar are the Talatal Ghar, Rang Ghar and the Rangpur Palace.
Barely 40 kms. away from the sprawling metropolis Guwahati, on N.H. 52 Madan Kamdev is an enigma, a mystery, a marvel and in the words of Omar Khayam, "a veil past which I could not see". Very little is known about the origin of this magnificient archaeological ruins. Written history is almost silent on it, leaving wide room for conjectures and hypothesis. The ruins of Madan Kamdev scattered over a hillock dates back to the 9th and 10th centuries. Remnants of 12 temples were discovered here 35 years ago. Apart from Hindu deities, the ruins have erotic sculptures akin to Khajuraho in central India’s Madhya Pradesh state.
In his Tibetan-English dictionary, Chandra (1902: p. 32) identifies the entry for 'kai la sha' (Wylie: kai la sha) which is a loan word from Sanskrit.[4] The Tibetan name for the mountain is Gang Rinpoche (Tibetan: གངས་རིན་པོ་ཆེ་; simplified Chinese: 冈仁波齐峰; traditional Chinese: =岡仁波齊峰). Gang or Kang is the Tibetan word for snow peak analogous to alp or hima; rinpoche is an honorific meaning "precious one" so the combined term can be translated "precious jewel of snows". Alice Albinia lists some of the names for the mountain, and its religious significance to various faiths: "Tibetan Buddhists call it Kangri Rinpoche; 'Precious Snow Mountain'. Bon texts have many names: Water's Flower, Mountain of Sea Water, Nine Stacked Swastika Mountain. For Hindus, it is the home of the Hindu god Shiva and it is believed that Shiva resides there; for Jains it is where their first leader was enlightened; for Buddhists, the navel of the universe; and for adherents of Bon, the abode of the sky goddess Sipaimen."[5]


Evaluation¶
In order to evaluate both the performance of DECIBEL’s representation-specific subsystems and its final output chord sequence, we need evaluation measures. The quality of a chord sequence is usually determined by comparing it to a ground truth created by one or more human annotators. Commonly used data sets with chord annotations, which are also used in the MIREX ACE contest, are Isophonics, Billboard, RobbieWilliams, RWC-Popular and USPOP2002Chords. DECIBEL uses the Isophonics data set, augmented with matched MIDI and tab files.
The standard quality measure to evaluate the quality of an automatic transcription is chord symbol recall (CSR). This measure is also used in MIREX. CSR is the summed duration of time periods where the correct chord has been identified, normalized by the total duration of the song. Until 2013, MRIEX used an approximate, frame-based CSR calculated by sampling both the ground-truth and the automatic annotations every 10 ms and dividing the number of correctly annotated samples by the total number of samples. Since 2013, MIREX has used segment-based CSR, which is more precise and computationally more efficient.
For results that are calculated for the whole data set, we weigh the CSR by the length of the song when computing an average for a given corpus. This final number is referred to as the weighted chord symbol recall (WCSR). Calculating the WCSR is basically the same as treating the data set as one big audio file, and calculating the CSR between the concatenation of all ground-truth annotations and the concatenation of all estimated annotations.
The CSR correctly indicates the accuracy of an ACE algorithm in terms of whether the estimated chord for a given instant in the audio is correct. It it therefore widely used in the evaluation of ACE systems. However, the annotation with the highest CSR is not always the annotation that would be considered the best by human listeners. For this purpose, we also use measures based on the directional hamming distance, which describes how fragmented a chord segmentation is with respect to the ground truth chord segmentation.
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evaluate
(ground_truth_lab_path, my_lab_path)[source]¶ Evaluate the chord label sequence in my_lab_path, compared to the ground truth sequence in ground_truth_lab_path
- Parameters
ground_truth_lab_path – Path to .lab file of ground truth chord label sequence
my_lab_path – Path to .lab file of estimated chord label sequence
- Returns
CSR, over-segmentation, under-segmentation, segmentation
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evaluate_method
(all_songs, method_name, get_lab_function)[source]¶ Evaluate all songs from our data set for one specific chord estimation technique, for which you get the labels using get_lab_function
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all_songs – All songs in our data set
method_name – Name of the method (e.g. ‘CHF_2017_DF_BEST’)
get_lab_function – A function that takes the song and outputs the lab path
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(all_songs) → None[source]¶ Evaluate all lab files based on MIDI alignment and chord estimation
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Print statement indicating that the evaluation was finished
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(all_songs) → None[source]¶ Evaluate all lab files based on tab parsing and alignment.
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(all_songs, method_name, get_lab_function)[source]¶ Write evaluations for all songs from our data set that have not been evaluated yet.
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get_lab_function – A function that takes the song and outputs the lab path


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Virtual Local Area Networks (VLANs) are Local Area Network (LAN) segments interconnected by network switches. The switches isolate a segment of the LAN and make it inaccessible from the other VLAN segments. An attacker executes a VLAN hopping attack on a target VLAN to monitor (sniff) network traffic from specific network nodes and, in the worst case, to execute Man in the Middle (MitM) attacks on nodes belonging to the target VLAN.
Follow these steps to test for VLAN hopping vulnerabilities:
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First, it is necessary to understand the different attack scenarios related to VLAN hopping:
Network switch spoofing attack
Double tagging attack
Network switch spoofing attack
VLANs isolate logical LANs from each other using a network switch. However, sometimes VLANs extend over numerous switches. In order to maintain VLAN information across switches, VLANs implement a trunking protocol that works over a designated trunkingport on every switch on a VLAN.
A network switch spoofing attack, also known as basic VLAN hopping, targets the Dynamic Trunk Protocol (DTP) used by switches to negotiate a trunking link between two network nodes. The attacker first intercepts traffic on his own box inside the VLAN in order to discover the format of the trunk tag used by the switch. The attacker is specifically looking for the format of the tag that indicates the VLAN ID. Once the attacker knows the tag format, the attacker sends a packet to the target on another VLAN, but modifies the trunking tags so that the VLAN ID is that of the target VLAN instead of the attacker’s VLAN. Upon receiving the attacker’ packet, the target switch thinks that the frame comes from a trusted switch that needs trunking, and adds the attacker’s port as the trunking port of the switch. As a trunking port, the attacker can access any of the VLANs in the victim’s switch.
In detail:
The attacker captures traffic from within a VLAN to sample a frame.
The attacker finds the VLAN ID of the target node.
The attacker starts intercepting traffic at his end.
The attacker sends a sample frame with an additional 802.1Q tag with the VLAN ID corresponding to the target VLAN.
The switch determines that the attacker is a switch that needs trunking, and adds the attacker’s port as a trunking port on the switch.
Double tagging or double encapsulating VLAN hopping attacks consist of prepending two VLAN tags to outgoing packets so that they reach the target VLAN. This attack is different from switch spoofing, as the packet can only be sent from the attacker to the target, and not the other way around. The first prepended tag corresponds to the attacker’s VLAN and it will be stripped by the switch on the attacker’s VLAN. The attacker’s switch can only strip or decapsulate one tag, so the switch resolves the additional tag by sending the packet to all of its switch ports and trunk ports (including the switch port corresponding to the target VLAN’s switch). Upon receiving this packet, the target switch uses the VLAN ID in the tag set by the attacker and forwards the packet to the target node.
In detail:
The attacker starts intercepting traffic at his end.
The attacker sends a packet to the target node and prepends two 802.1Q tags (the first with the attacker’s VLAN ID and the second corresponding to the target VLAN ID).
The attacker forwards the packet to his own switch.
The attacker’s switch decapsulates the first tag and then forwards the packet to all switch ports and truck ports.
The target switch receives the packet and uses the VLAN ID set by the attacker to resolve the destination VLAN.
The target switch sends the packet to the target node.
The second step in testing for VLAN hopping is to understand what causes it and how to protect against it.
This attack variation exploits trunk ports on network switches that have been insecurely configured. When a network switch is configured for VLAN use, it can be set to autotrunking. Autotrunking reduces configuration overhead by forwarding packets from different VLANs through a particular switch. An alternative is setting autotrunking to off and manually configuring each VLAN. Because this can be complex and time consuming, autotrunking is often left on by default. When a VLAN is configured for autotrunking, it becomes vulnerable to switch spoofing, which is essentially intended by design.
To protect against network switch spoofing, it is necessary to set autotrunking to off. By doing this, the switch will not confuse the attacker node with a switch, and VLAN hopping will be much less likely. In addition, it is important to note that the latest versions of Cisco switches mitigate the network switch spoofing attacks described here in their default configuration.
The double-tagging attack is possible in networks with DTP enabled because it directly exploits the logic of this protocol. DTP parses an additional 802.1Q header by forwarding the frame with the inner 802.1Q header to all of its switch ports and trunk ports.
To mitigate the double-tagging attack, set all user nodes to non-trucking by disabling DTP on any multi-switched network and explicitly configure any switch-to-switch settings.
Additional mitigations for both normal and double-tagging attacks include always using a dedicated VLAN ID for each trunk port, disabling all unused trunk ports and placing them in an unused VLAN, not using VLAN native trunk port, and using security by obscurity techniques such as a random VLAN ID for switch management instead of the default VLAN 1. Additionally, not relying on VLANs for security purposes is also an option. Instead, use physically separate networks when a firm security barrier is required.
Now that the attack scenarios, causes, and countermeasures of VLAN hopping bugs have been examined, it is necessary to start auditing a VLAN-enabled network by executing basic VLAN hopping test cases.
During the basic VLAN hopping test, we use a set of common tools to check if a VLAN-enabled network is vulnerable. Follow these steps:
Capture a sample frame:
Connect two computers (PC 1 and PC 2) in the same VLAN.
Download Network Associate’s Sniffer Pro (Note: This tool is required; it can replay network frames without modifying them.).
Using Sniffer Pro, start monitoring traffic on PC 1.
Send and ICMP echo from PC 1 to PC 2.
Stop monitoring traffic and save the captured packet.
Start packet generation in Sniffer Pro, enter the captured packet, and send the packet to PC 2 to verify that the frame is correct.
Find out the VLAN ID of target node (Note: This step is executed as a proof-of-concept when accessing the target VLAN. In the wild, it would be necessary to infer the target VLAN ID or send malicious packets to a range of VLAN IDs.):
Move PC 2 to the trunk port on the switch (port 24).
Start monitoring traffic on PC 2.
From PC 1, send a ping request to a non-existent IP.
Stop monitoring traffic on PC 2.
Identify the 802.1 Q header tag in the VLAN header of the ARP sent to PC 2.
Move PC 1 to VLAN 2 (target VLAN).
Repeat steps 2.1 through 2.5. The VLAN headers from the second set of captures should reveal the format of the VLAN ID in use. For instance: 81 00 00 01
and 81 00 00 02
. The second VLAN ID is the one used by the target node.
Resend the captured frame from step 1 with the target VLAN ID from step 2:
Connect PC 1 to a user port on VLAN 1, and PC 2 to a user port on VLAN 2.
Start packet generation in Sniffer Pro; enter the captured packet from step 1, but add an 802.1 Q tag with the target VLAN ID, and send packet to PC 2.
Verify if the packet sent from PC 1 successfully reached PC2. This can be done by sniffing traffic on PC 2.
Expected results: If the packet sent from PC 1 reaches PC 2, the VLAN-enabled network is vulnerable to VLAN hopping.
The double-tagging attack scenario can be launched using Yersinia. Follow these steps:
Download the Yersinia network testing tool from http://www.yersinia.net.
Start Yersinia with GUI option: yersinia -I
.
Select interface connected to VLAN using i option.
Wait three minutes.
Check if any DTP packets were intercepted by Yersinia.
Expected results: If Yersinia starts showing DTP traffic, the VLAN-enabled network is vulnerable to VLAN hopping.
It is possible to modify the double-tagging attack in order to solve the problem of hopping in only one direction. This can be done by adding a third host that will act as the receiver for any packets sent from the remote victim. The attack works by sending a malicious packet with two 802.1 tags and with a spoofed IP address corresponding to a host under the attacker’s control (any host with a route from the target node). Similar to the common double-tag attack, the first tag is stripped and the second is used to hop the VLAN and forward the packet to the victim. However, now the victim’s reply is not lost, since it arrives at a host controlled by the attacker. This attack can also be executed by using Yersinia.
Attackers use VLAN hopping to bypass Virtual LAN restrictions and deliver or receive packets from a different VLAN. In order to test for VLAN hopping, it is first necessary to understand the attack scenarios, such as basic VLAN hopping (or switch spoofing) and double-tagging VLAN hopping. Then you must understand what causes this vulnerability and how to protect against it. Network tools such as Yersinia are used to execute VLAN hopping attacks and to test for the presence of this bug in VLAN implementations.


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--- title: November 2015 ---
Welcome to the latest edition of the Jacobs Alumni Newsletter! Our top stories this month are Homecoming 2015, Contributions Model updates and new edition of Eye on Alumni!
One weekend, two anniversary classes (2005 and 2010), 160 participants and countless old memories relived. This year’s Homecoming surely added a new great memory to the Alumni who came to Bremen from all over the world.
This year’s theme “Then and Now” addressed both the memories of the past and appreciation of the present. Alumni got the chance to listen to their old professors in the “Open Lectures”, compete against other colleges in the “Jacobs Games (Olympix)”, and dance the night away at the sports theme party “From Athens to Rio”. In the “Career Symposium” Alumni could network with current students and companies alike, while the “General Assembly” provided an update of the Alumni Association as well as the state of affairs of the university. However, the biggest highlights certainly were individual moments with old friends!
Check out pictures from the weekend here!
The Alumni Board would like to once again thank all the people involved for such a memorable and successful event. We are looking forward to next year already!
In concrete terms, we are looking forward to September 23-25, 2016. That’s right, you may save the date already. Again, Homecoming will be combined with the Jacobs Games and the Career Symposium. Maybe next year there will be the very first Alumni cheerleading team that joins the competition 😉
After graduating from Jacobs with a BSc in International Logistics, Chirin continued her higher education at Hult University, obtaining a Master’s in International Business. Further on, she was employed at Johnson & Johnson as an Assistant Supply and Demand Planner, after which she decided to start up her own business, thus the beginnings of a new venture – Mama’s Box.
Current location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Nationality Syrian
Job title: Founder and Owner
Current employer: Mama’s Box
What was your journey since you graduated from Jacobs?
I moved to Dubai to pursue my Masters, after graduation I worked for Johnson & Johnson. I quit my job when I was pregnant to be able to take care of my baby since the maternity leave in the UAE is very short. After having my second baby I decided to start my own business – a subscription box service for pregnant and new mothers in the UAE. This month the business turns one year old!
What is the story behind Mamas Box?
My experience of living in Dubai away from family and having my two children very close in age inspired me to start Mama’s Box. Mama’s Box is basically a monthly box of surprise goodies and essentials customized to the mother’s pregnancy stage or her baby’s age and delivered to her doorstep monthly. It is a fantastic way for mothers to be introduced to new products and brands at just the right time and a great way for brands to allow mothers to test their products!
What plans do you have for the near future – for your business, as well as personal?
We aim to grow Mama’s Box as there is currently no other business that does what we do in the UAE. We also plan to expand in the ‘pregnancy’ sector as there is a lot of room for new ideas. In terms of personal plans – simply to focus on my two children and make the best of this special time with them!
What tips do you have for those who want to start their own business?
If you have an idea and you really believe in it, then just do it! Logically it made no sense that I start a business with a 1 year old and a newborn, but my instincts told me go for it and I am so glad I did.
Looking back, what do you miss most about Jacobs?
The people for sure!
What advice would you give to current Jacobs students?
Enjoy every second! Time flies and there is no experience like the Jacobs Experience!
One favorite Jacobs memory/ or one thing you are grateful for.
This may sound crazy – but I am grateful for how hard we were pushed! It has prepared me for life and made everything ahead seam a little easier.
Interesting fact about Chirin (&Mama’s Box)
Mama’s Box has recently been nominated & is shortlisted for Time Out Kids Family Entrepreneurial Award!
One year’s work by the the Alumni Contributions Initiative came to an end at this year’s GA. With a total of 77 yes votes (1 against and 2 abstentions) the proposed by-laws to the constitutions summarizing our fees model were approved.
The message is simple: Enable alumni to contribute to our association without excluding anyone who isn’t financially able to. Fresh graduates will join the association as ‘Alumni Starter’ which is a free membership for 2 years. After this, they will be upgraded to ‘Alumni Contributor’ and become an active contributor to our community. Should the alumnus or alumna not be in a financial situation to do so, a simple email to the board will suffice and you can get your downgrade back to ‘Alumni Starter’ – any time, no questions asked. The ‘Alumni Patron’ is for our dedicated alumni who are in the fortunate position to contribute more generously on a regular basis.
We are excited to now also financially stand on our feet. Our newly generated income cover our administrative expenses as well as future projects focussed our web-services, events, alumni chapters, student initiatives, the generation fund and any other projects that you would propose with the association’s backing. Involvement as an alumni association board member remains unpaid and honorary, of course.
In the coming weeks our IT team will be super busy preparing for a smooth payment system via our website. Stay tuned for updates in the near future.
You can find the bylaws on our shared space on the drive at or at the following link:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B12tib4CBut4c3drcVFVUDVFaUk
| Tier | Attributes | Timing | Rates |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alumni Starter | Google Apps, AlmaLink, Newsletters, Career Services, Job Postings, Library Resources | Annual for the first 2 years after graduating | Free |
| Alumni Contributor | Annual with the option to request free membership(plus possible Alumni Chapter Fees) | 39 € = 1 coffee per month | |
| Alumni Patron | the above + Invitation to Graduation & Patron’s Round Table, Engraved Brick & Special Mention | Annual (plus possible Alumni Chapter Fees) | 249 € = 1 coffee per week |
Dear Alumni,
As you might have seen, Peter Dabrowski already send an e-mail about our 2nd Jacobs Career Fair a little while ago. There, the Career Services Center (CSC) asked for your help in promoting the event with your employers. This year was a major success and we would like to do an even better job in 2016! We still hope to count on you for getting the top employers to our campus on February 24th 2016 and look forward to hearing from you. Have you not been to last year’s fair? Check out our video on YouTube!
{% include iframe.html src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/4aLD7VLNIDE?ecver=2" %}The first Career Fair at Jacobs University hosted 24 exhibitors, 14 presentations and workshops and more than 1,000 student visitors. Explore your professional future!
We would also like to invite you all to attend the fair itself as guests and join us for the exclusive networking reception afterwards at the university club. This event offers a platform to network for all exhibitors, Jacobs University Leadership and Faculty, Jacobs Alumni and special guests. In a relaxed atmosphere, you will be able to make individual contacts and discuss potential future collaborations, for example in the areas of research and transfer. We would love to have you, our alumni, join us on this occasion! To have a better idea of who will be joining us for the networking event, please register via the following link: http://networking-jacobs-career-fair-2016.eventbrite.co.uk
On the day of the Jacobs Career Fair, we also would like to offer short workshops on a variety of topics related to career development and application tactics, for example. We already have had quite a few alumni who gave workshops in the past, and the students loved it. Hence, we cordially invite you to come to the fair and give a workshop in 2016 once more. We are open to your ideas but are also especially looking for people who can give a workshop about application tactics for example, particularly in the light of new trends and the utilization of social media channels.
Do you have ideas that could help our current Jacobs students move forward? Would you like to share your experience in a certain field? Get in touch with Petra Zarrath via e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and let us know!
All the best from the
CSC team and Alumni Office!
Once again, Homecoming included a General Assembly of the Jacobs Alumni Association. This year’s Assembly took place on Saturday, the 26th of September, 2015, at 10:45, in the usual location, Conrad Naber Hall. 80 Alumni were present, predominantly from the Reunion classes, 2005 and 2010.
As well as presenting the annual report of the association’s projects and budget over the last year, the Alumni Board was happy to present the new structure of the university department responsible for Alumni, namely Predrag Tapavicki (Head of Corporate Relations and Talent Management) and Stephan Ziegler (Alumni and Career Services Officer, class of 2010). They are the people that the Alumni Board has worked most closely with in order to organize Homecoming and Career Events over the last few months.
The Financial Report presented the income that the Alumni Association gathered over the last year, made up of Homecoming tickets and Generation Fund donations. As of 23. Sept 2015, around 12.800EUR was spent on the organization of Homecoming and 490EUR on the IT infrastructure. Before the Donation Dinner, the Generation Fund had only 102EUR in it. The amount for scholarships grew significantly after the dinner, as mentioned here.
The By-Laws about membership contributions were recapped and discussed broadly in the assembly. In the end, they were passed by majority vote. Thus, starting 01. January 2015, every member of the Alumni Association needs to choose between being a
Alumni Starter (free for 2 years after graduation),
Alumni Contributor (39EUR per year), or
Alumni Patron (249EUR per year).
For all the details about the three contribution options and the process behind them, head over to this shared folder.
Stefan Anca presented an overview of the recent developments in the IT resources of the Alumni Association. The highlights were the migration to Google-hosted apps as a result of our newly acquired Google for Education status and the migration of the Alumni website to the WordPress platform. For more information about the migration check out this article.
Elena also presented the key concepts of the Generation Fund, leading to the 9000EUR scholarship that we hope to offer as many students as possible. More details here.
Last but not least, we concluded the elections for two board members, the Treasurer and the Assessor for Content and Membership Management, a new Alumni Board position. The sole candidates for these respective positions won the elections without any problems.
Anna Habighorst (class of ‘08) won the election for Treasurer with 84 Yes, 4 No and 3 Abstention votes. Similarly, Philipp Herzberg (class of ‘12) won the election for Assessor Member and Content Management with 89 Yes, 1 No and 3 Abstention votes.
The General Assembly was followed by a short update from the university leadership, Katja Windt and Arvid Kappas.
If you missed the GA in person and the livestream on the internet, you have to chance to see the video of the GA on this page.
If you’re used to Outlook, Thunderbird, Apple Mail or another email client for checking your e-mail, you don’t need to change your habits for the new Google-hosted Alumni account. Google offers you the ability to connect to their Email servers from any client that supports POP3 or IMAP. In order to find out what the right settings are, please take a look at this page.
The Alumni Board tries to be transparent and put as much information at the disposal of Alumni Association Members as possible. Thus, we have published a folder on Google Drive (called the Alumni Association Public Space) which is shared with everyone with a @jacobs-alumni.de email address. Inside this folder you will find information about meetings, projects and the latest photos from Homecoming!
In order to add this folder to your Google Drive, follow the next steps:
Now, you should just open your Drive and see the Alumni Association Public Space shared folder.


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Study: Bacteria in mosquitoes prevents transmission of dengue
by HealthDay NewsNov. 22 -- Lab-altered mosquitoes have made a big dent in the spread of dengue fever, researchers report.
How? Australian scientists released mosquitoes carrying a bacteria that prevents transmission of the dengue virus.
The strategy resulted in a 76 percent decrease in dengue transmission in a community in Indonesia that has frequent dengue outbreaks. Similar reductions were seen in an urban area near Rio de Janeiro, and around Nha Trang, Vietnam.
Releases of Wolbachia-carrying mosquitoes in Far North Queensland, Australia, that began eight years ago led to a 96 percent decline in cases of dengue transmission, the World Mosquito Program, or WMP, researchers said.
The findings were presented Nov. 21 at the annual meeting of the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, in National Harbor, Md. Such research is considered preliminary until published in a peer-reviewed journal.
Dengue is a mosquito-borne virus that causes intense joint pain and can also trigger deadly complications. There are no drugs to treat dengue infection. There is a vaccine, but it's been plagued with safety problems.
There's been a worldwide increase in dengue infections, and there are fears that climate change will make it worse, the investigators said.
"We are very encouraged by the public health impact we are seeing -- it highlights the potential of this approach to fight dengue and related mosquito-borne diseases at a global scale," said Cameron Simmons, director of impact assessment and an expert in the epidemiology of dengue at WMP.
"Evidence is rapidly accumulating that areas where Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes have been deployed have fewer reports of dengue than untreated areas," Simmons added in a meeting news release.
Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes are created in the laboratory by injecting the bacteria into their eggs. The bacteria also has been shown to inhibit chikungunya and Zika, according to the researchers.
The Wolbachia field tests are ongoing and, given the promising results to date, are being expanded to Colombia, Sri Lanka, India and Western Pacific island nations.
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