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CLAIRE OF THE MOON A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating: 5.0 out of 10 (D+, *1/2 out of ****)
Date Released: varies (limited distribution) Running Length: 1:47 Rated: NR (Nudity, sex, language, mature themes)
Starring: Trisha Todd, Karen Trumbo Director: Nicole Conn Producer: Pamela S. Curi Screenplay: Nicole Conn Music: Michael Allen Harrison Released by Demi-Monde Productions
Claire Jabrowski (Trisha Todd) is a California author who has reached recognition based on titles like LIFE CAN RUIN YOUR HAIR. To write her next book, she has decided to spend some time at an all-female Pacific Coast writers' retreat. She arrives there to meet her roommate, Dr. Noel Benedict (Karen Trumbo), the author of the infamous THE NAKED TRUTH and an avowed lesbian. Noel and Claire are as different from each other as two women can be, and that's the cause of inevitable friction. Where Noel is neat, orderly, non-smoking, and averse to casual relationships, Claire is the exact opposite. Yet as the story progresses, the two find themselves inexplicably drawn to each other.
In the past few years, a number of films portraying the gay community and culture in a positive light have come out (the most controversial of which has to be Gregg Araki's THE LIVING END). Most of these, however, have explored male relationships. CLAIRE OF THE MOON is one of the few movies to cross over and present the issues from the female perspective.
The film has its interesting points, but almost all are realized on an intellectual and not an emotional level. There's a great deal of academic discussion on the differences between heterosexual and homosexual relationships, the nature of intimacy, and why there is so much difficulty communicating in modern society. While the viewer may not always agree with the conclusions of the characters, it's impossible to deny that the reasoning is well thought-out and the topics are certainly worth investigation.
There's another interesting feature about CLAIRE OF THE MOON that may make some male viewers squirm a little. Men are not treated particularly well in this film, and writer/director Nicole Conn makes no apologies for this. They are portrayed as little more than sex objects--bodies to satiate Claire's hunger. Turnabout, after all, is fair play. How many times have women fit this role in male-oriented movies?
CLAIRE OF THE MOON ultimately fails because it does a poor job of entertaining. While the film undoubtedly attempts to pique the intellect, it is, above all else, a love story and, as such, should rouse the emotions as well. For a number of reasons, it proves entirely unable to do so.
First and foremost is the amateurish quality of the screenplay. The basic story is old, formula-riddled, and predictable (the only difference being that the lovers are two women rather than a man and a women). On top of that, the dialogue is unbelievably stilted. People talk like they're reading from an intellectual treatise. I know a lot of people with excellent vocabularies and they don't talk anything like the characters in CLAIRE OF THE MOON.
The acting isn't going to win any awards either. At their best moments, the principles are merely adequate. Their characters lack depth, more often acting as mouthpieces for a philosophy than as the unique people they're supposed to be. Worse still are the five or six supporting performers who consistently go annoyingly over-the-top. One character in particular (Caren Graham's Tara O'Hara) is so awful--a walking cliche with a terrible Southern accent--that the film is painful to watch when she's on-screen.
Finally, the Nicole Conn's direction isn't much better than her writing. She has a lot of mellow scenery shots with Claire in reflective poses that look like they belong on the cover of romance novels. Accompanied by a "dreamy" score, these moments are almost comically absurd. Then there are the two fantasy sequences, which look and sound like poorly-conceived music videos.
There can't be many copies of this film, because the one that I saw (on the second day of release) was not in good condition, an indication that the print has been shipped from city-to-city. Other copies across the country (however many there are) aren't likely to be in better condition. This is a minor quibble, but it is noticeable, especially at the beginning.
While it's possible to applaud the motives of CLAIRE OF THE MOON, as well as its message, the project is simply not a strong enough movie to recommend. This is a good example of a small, independent film that boasts neither high production values nor good acting. It is a single-issue picture that's too flawed to be given the serious attention the subject warrants.
- James Berardinelli<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
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Nyzo version 572 (commit on GitHub) improves control of memory use in NodeManager.
This version affects the verifier only. This is the only run mode that uses the NodeManager.
The openness of the Nyzo verifier, with its willingness to accept information on incoming connections, makes it especially susceptible to resource-consumption attacks. In the past, various potential attacks have been found by members of the community. The NicknameManager issue, addressed in version 500, resulted in a ∩75,000 bounty. The signature-buffer issue, addressed in version 503, resulted in a ∩225,000 bounty. The TIME_WAIT issue, addressed in version 539, resulted in a ∩30,000 bounty.
We will not recommend a specific bounty amount for this issue. We encourage the cycle to provide a bounty that appropriately acknowledges the value that report of this issue provides to the community. The fixes in this build eliminate a vulnerability that, if exploited correctly, could have resulted in a cycle stall, tremendous hassle for operators of verifiers, and loss of verification positions in the cycle.
Also, we ask that the cycle considers the NodeManager improvements in version 570 when determining the bounty. Those improvements were due to this report, but the report was not mentioned at the time due to the incomplete nature of the fixes in that version.
As the current cycle transaction mechanism is frustratingly unreliable, we do feel that delaying bounty transactions until the deployment of NTTP-3 is warranted.
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In Node, the communicationFailureInactiveThreshold constant and communicationFailureCount field were added to encapsulate communication failure information. The identifierChangeTimestamp was eliminated, as there is no longer a restriction on frequency of IP changes.
The methods for getting and setting identifierChangeTimestamp were removed.
Indentation of the isActive() method was corrected. The markSuccessfulConnection() and markFailedConnection() methods were added to track reachability.
In NodeManager, the consecutiveFailuresBeforeRemoval constant and ipAddressToFailureCountMap field used for reachability were removed. Their functionality is now encapsulated in the Node class.
The maximumNodesPerInCycleVerifier and maximumNewNodeMapSize constants were added for enforcing new limits. The newNodeIpToPortMap field stores nodes that have sent node joins to this verifier but have not yet been added to the main map of nodes, ipAddressToNodeMap.
The meshRequestWait and meshRequestSuccessCount fields were both changed from int to AtomicInteger to improve thread safety.
In the NodeManager.updateNode() that takes a Message argument, a check is performed to determine whether the message is a node-join response. Responses are not processed in the MeshListener, so a response would only be available as a result of an outgoing node-join message sent by this verifier.
The other overload of updateNode() no longer returns a boolean value to indicate whether the node was added to the map, and node joins are no longer immediately sent when a new node is encountered.
When updateNode() is called with a message of type MissingBlockVoteRequest23 or MissingBlockRequest25, a successful connection is registered on the node. This has the same effect as the previous setInactiveTimestamp() method call, but code readability and encapsulation are improved.
In NodeManager.addTemporaryLocalVerifierEntry(), a true value is passed for the new argument of updateNode(). This causes the temporary entry to be added to the primary map immediately.
For the private overload of updateNode(), synchronization was removed and the isNodeJoinResponse argument was added. The return value was eliminated. The logic was reorganized to have fewer cases.
At the top level, there are now only two cases. If the IP address and identifier are the same as those of a node already in the map, the ports are updated and a successful connection is marked. In all other situations, the node is treated as a new node, being removed from the map if a node is already present at the IP. Note that the result of removing and re-adding a node to the map is similar to the result of the previous logic, which reset queue timestamps when identifiers changed. The new logic, though, is simpler and easier to protect from memory attacks.
If the node is in the cycle, or if the update is due to a node-join response, the node is immediately added to the primary map, ipAddressToNodeMap. This is subject to a maximum of 6 nodes per identifier. This limit allows suitable leeway for backup and replacement nodes. Inactive nodes are eventually removed from the map, so there is no concern that cumulative IP changes for a node will limit the ability to add new nodes.
All out-of-cycle nodes that are not due to node-join responses are added to a size-limited map for later querying. While this does not impose a limit on the memory usage of the NodeManager, it does impose a limit of the rate of increase of memory usage.
As before, the temporary entry is removed if an actual entry for the verifier is encountered.
Synchronization was removed from the demoteIdentifier() method. The ipAddressToNodeMap is a ConcurrentHashMap, so this method is thread-safe.
The NodeManager.markFailedConnection() method is now basically a pass-through to the Node.markFailedConnection() method. Marking nodes as inactive due to repeated communications failures is now encapsulated in the Node class.
Similarly, the NodeManager.markSuccessfulConnection() method is now essentially a pass-through to the Node.markSuccessfulConnection() method.
NodeManager.markNodeAsInactive() was removed. This behavior is now encapsulated in the Node class and controlled through Node.markFailedConnection() and Node.markSuccessfulConnection().
Synchronization was removed from NodeManager.updateActiveVerifiersAndRemoveOldNodes(). All code in this method is thread-safe.
Synchronization was removed from NodeManager.requestMesh(), and the method was renamed to reloadNodeJoinQueue() to better reflect its purpose.
Usage of meshRequestWait was updated for its change from int to AtomicInteger. The differing semantics of the post-decrement meshRequestWait-- and pre-decrement meshRequestWait.decrementAndGet() are inconsequential in this situation.
Use of MessageType.FullMeshRequest41 was eliminated to further emphasize cycle connectivity. Out-of-cycle verifiers should make their presence known to in-cycle verifiers. In-cycle verifiers need not actively search for out-of-cycle verifiers.
Another usage of meshRequestWait was updated for its changed data type, along with two usages of meshRequestSuccessCount.
Node joins are enqueued for all IP addresses in the newNodeIpToPortMap. This is how new out-of-cycle nodes are added to the primary map. Previously, nodes would be added immediately when a node-join message was received. That means that someone would need to control an IP address for only moments in order to cause this verifier to register an entry. Now, control needs to be for much longer, as the verifier reloads its node-join queue on its own schedule, and the next reload may be several hours from when the initial join was sent. Thus, an inexpensive attack on memory consumption is changed to a situation where the attacker is essentially just another out-of-cycle verifier.
Synchronization was removed from NodeManager.demoteInCycleNodes. The ipAddressToNodeMap is a ConcurrentHashMap, so the method is thread-safe.
In NodeManager.persistNodes(), a placeholder is written for the identifier-change timestamp. This preserves the structure of the file.
In NodeManager.loadPersistedNodes(), reading and setting of the identifier-change timestamp was removed.
In Verifier.sendNodeJoinMessage(), which sends a node-join to a TrustedEntryPoint, the version of the message was updated.
In Verifier.verifierMain(), comments and a called method's name were updated.


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Chemists are often need to insert or edit molecules in net forums or web chat services. Unfortunately, online web rich text editors lacks that function. Kekule.js now provides the possibility to be integrated with other online editors. To illustrate that, a Kekule.js plugins for CKEditor -- a well-known and commonly used web editor is built. You may need only two steps to enable Kekule.js plugin to work.
1. Copy the plugins directory (under _extras/CKEditorPlugins/ of Kekule.js files) to plugins directory of CKEditor (e.g., ckeditor/plugins).
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This page uses MSE to concatenate several encoded fragmented MP4 (AAC) files into a gapless audio stream.
Based on Dale Curtis' excellent article, Media Source Extensions for Audio.
Currently, this plays gaplessly on Chrome, but has audible gaps on other MSE-enabled browsers.


Launch w/iTunes?
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chaitanya
Hey Wincent. Don't know how long I've been using Synergy; too long to remember. Many thanks.
Previously there was an option to launch Synergy when iTunes was launched. I can't find this option in 2.3, only launch at login. Am I missing something obvious?
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Greg Hurrell
There has never been such an option in Synergy but there is one in Synergy Advance. The reason for this is that the feature requires a background daemon, which Synergy doesn't have (but Advance does).
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chaitanya
I coulda sworn...
I thought I'd be a fool for missing something obvious; didn't realize it would be THIS bad :-)
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Ripley is alienated and so are we
Alien; Resurrection A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1997 By Michael Redman
**1/2 (out of ****)
"You're not Ellen Ripley. She died 200 years ago" accuses space pirate Call to the newly cloned Ripley-8 in the fourth film of the Alien trilogy. That's the primary defect with this movie: she's not the heroine of the first films, but..."something else". A couple of centuries after the alien-fighter made her long beautiful dive into molten metal to rid the universe of the dripping slimy killing machines, scientists for a top secret military operation have succeeded in recreating her from a blood sample found on the prison planet in "Aliens 3". Not only that, but they've extracted the queen from her chest.
Working, as always, for the good of mankind, they allow the queen to hatch 12 new beasts. It's not ruining anything to reveal that the aliens escape their prisons and destroy almost the entire crew: that's a given in any Alien movie.
The "heroes" this time around are a rag-tag group of rough space pirates who deliver humans to the science ship to serve as hosts for the infant monstrosities.  We grow to like them before most get snuffed.
Especially appealing in a humorously Rambo way is Johner (Ron Perlman). The hyper-tough guy and Weaver bounce off each other admirably: "So. I hear you, like, ran into these things before. "Yeah." "What did you do?" "I died." Crippled Vriess (Dominique Pinon) is the realest member of the cast.
"Little girl playing pirate" Annalee Call (Winona Ryder) seems a bit too nice to be mixed up with the rest. She and Ripley form a relationship reminiscent of her attachment to the little girl in "Aliens". One touch of love in an otherwise detached film.
Due to the cloning process, Ripley (Sigourney Weaver) has a mix of Alien DNA which gives her superhuman strength, acidic blood and a telepathic sense. She has become something more - or less - than human. The queen mother has picked up some Homo Sapiens DNA in the process and the creatures have become more man-like.
Easily the best scene in the film is when Ripley discovers the flawed previous seven clones. Touching and grotesque at the same time, the moment allows her to briefly touch her humanity and help her sisters in the only way that she can.
What constitutes humanity is a theme of the film. Our heroine is part alien. One of the characters is unveiled as an android. Vriess is something of a cyborg, attached to a high-tech wheelchair. The aliens have feelings. The scientists are monsters.
There is a particularly interesting scene where the alienated Ripley is talking to a very humanized android in the ship's chapel. The clone is aloof and emotionless throughout almost the entire film. The android is sobbing because it is only a machine. Which one has a soul?
The creatures are great for the most part. They have always been one of the best-designed visuals in any film. Now that computer technology has advanced further, they look even better, but it is disturbing that they sound and move exactly like the raptors in "Jurassic Park".
The new type of alien near the end of the film is disappointing and could have been lifted out of "Seven Voyages Of Sinbad". H. R. Giger, designer of the original film, should have been brought back for this rather than using a rubber suit found in cinematic storage.
The transformation of Ripley ruins one of the most appealing aspects of the previous films. As she is sniffing around for aliens (and everything seems to be smelling everything else in the film -- there's even a breathalyzer as a door lock) and ripping metal off the walls, she seems almost invulnerable. The old Ripley was constantly in danger: one person against an unstoppable force. This one is above that. There's no audience investment in her safety.
There are some intriguing aspects of director Jean-Pierre Jeunet's ("City Of Lost Children") film. Ripley, reborn after dying for mankind's sins, relearns of even more sacrifice. Witnessing unselfish actions by others, and although she unplugs the high-tech Bible from the computer, the final scene is straight from that book.
As the baby boomers age, older actresses have had the opportunity to be leading women and with good reason. At two years shy of 50, Weaver is an accomplished performer and easily as sexy as anyone on "Bay Watch". Her performance clearly overshadows the youthful Ryder's. She plays exactly who she is supposed to be. It's just disappointing who that person is.
This is a difficult one to write. "Alien: Resurrection" was my most anticipated film of the year and coming out of it, I was filled with very mixed emotions. It's fun but not nearly as much as it should be. Weaver is great in her role, but that role is disappointing. Asked numerous times, I've responded with my three-word review: "good, not great".
Oh well. There's always the next one and trust me, there will be an "Alien 5". Count on it.
(Michael Redman has written this column so long that this is his fourth "Alien" review. He's overjoyed to announce that he is again one with the electrons at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Now if he'd only get something there.)
[This appeared in the 12/4/97 "Bloomington Voice", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>] --<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This week's film review at http://www.bvoice.com/ Film reviews archive at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman
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| as.list.wavDictionary | Constructor function for objects of class wavDictionary |
| as.matrix.wavCWT | Continuous wavelet transform |
| as.matrix.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| as.matrix.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| atomclock | Cesium Beam Atomic Clock Data |
| boxplot.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| boxplot.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| create.signalSeries | Converts various time series to an object of class |
| crystal.names | Generic function for obtaining crystal names of wavelet transform objects |
| crystal.names.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| D.statistic | D-statistic |
| D.table | Critical D-statistic table generation |
| D.table.critical | Critical D-Statistic Table |
| dotchart.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| ecg | Electrocardiogram Data |
| eda.plot | Generic function for generating extended data analysis plots |
| eda.plot.wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| eda.plot.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| eda.plot.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| fdp045 | Fractional Difference Process Data |
| holderSpectrum | The Holder spectrum of a time series |
| make.signal | Test signal generation |
| nile | Yearly Nile river level minima |
| ocean | Vertical Shear Ocean Data |
| oceansdf | SDF for ocean series |
| plot.wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| plot.wavCWT | Continuous wavelet transform |
| plot.wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| plot.wavDaubechies | Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| plot.wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| plot.wavGain | The gain functions for Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| plot.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| plot.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| plot.wavTransform.crystal | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| plot.wavVar | Discrete wavelet variance estimation |
| plot.wavVarTest | Homogeneity test for discrete wavelet transform crystals |
| print.summary.wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| print.summary.wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| print.summary.wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| print.summary.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| print.summary.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| print.summary.wavVar | Discrete wavelet variance estimation |
| print.wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| print.wavCWT | Continuous wavelet transform |
| print.wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| print.wavDaubechies | Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| print.wavDictionary | Constructor function for objects of class wavDictionary |
| print.wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| print.wavGain | The gain functions for Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| print.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| print.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| print.wavVar | Discrete wavelet variance estimation |
| print.wavVarTest | Homogeneity test for discrete wavelet transform crystals |
| reconstruct | Reconstruction (inverse transform) of various wavelet transforms |
| reconstruct.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| reconstruct.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| summary.wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| summary.wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| summary.wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| summary.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| summary.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| summary.wavVar | Discrete wavelet variance estimation |
| wavBestBasis | DWPT Best basis selection |
| wavBootstrap | Adaptive wavelet-based bootstrapping |
| wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| wavCWT | Continuous wavelet transform |
| wavCWTFilters | Frequency response of continuous wavelet transform filters |
| wavCWTPeaks | Peak detection in a time series via the CWT |
| wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| wavDaubechies | Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| wavDictionary | Constructor function for objects of class wavDictionary |
| wavDWPT | The discrete wavelet packet transform (DWPT) |
| wavDWPTWhitest | Seeks the whitest transform of a discrete wavelet packet transform (DWPT) |
| wavDWT | The discrete wavelet transform (DWT) |
| wavEDOF | Equivalent degrees of freedom (EDOF) estimates for a chi-squared distribution |
| wavFDP | Class constructor for block- and time-dependent wavelet-based FD model parameter estimators |
| wavFDPBand | Mid-octave spectral density function (SDF) estimation |
| wavFDPBlock | Block-dependent estimation of fractionally differenced (FD) model parameters |
| wavFDPSDF | Spectral density function for a fractionally differenced process |
| wavFDPTime | Instantaneous estimation of fractionally differenced model parameters |
| wavGain | The gain functions for Daubechies wavelet and scaling filters |
| wavIndex | Boundary and interior wavelet coefficient identification |
| wavMaxLevel | Maximum decomposition level |
| wavMODWPT | The maximal overlap discrete wavelet packet transform (MODWPT) |
| wavMODWT | The maximal overlap discrete wavelet transform (MODWT) |
| wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| wavMRDSum | Partial summation of a multiresolution decomposition |
| wavPacketBasis | Extract wavelet packet basis from a DWPT |
| wavPacketIndices | Wavelet packet node indices |
| wavShift | Shifts wavelet transform coefficients for approximate zero phase alignment |
| wavShrink | Nonlinear denoising via wavelet shrinkage |
| wavSortCrystals | Sort wavelet transform crystal names |
| wavStackPlot | Generic function for generating stacked plots |
| wavStackPlot.default | Plot wavelet transform crystals |
| wavStackPlot.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| wavStackPlot.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| wavTitle | Extract the name of the data used to generate objects of various wavelet classes |
| wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
| wavVar | Discrete wavelet variance estimation |
| wavVarConfidence | Wavelet variance confidence intervals |
| wavVarTest | Homogeneity test for discrete wavelet transform crystals |
| wavZeroPhase | Zero phase shift factors for Daubechies symmlet and coiflet filters |
| [.wavBoundary | Wavelet transform boundary coefficent identification |
| [.wavCWTTree | Tree map of continuous wavelet transform extrema |
| [.wavMRD | Calculate the detail sequences for wavelet transform crystals |
| [.wavTransform | Constructor function for objects of class wavTransform |
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Setting up an artery simulation¶
Here, we show how an artery simulation is set up using VaMpy and explain the example files in the Git repository step by step. The example implements the simulations run by [Kolachalama2007] of the carotid bifurcation, whose geometry is
Every simulation requires a cfg file containing the parameters for the simulation. The file is divided into three sections, titled Files, Arteries and Simulation. Each parameter in the file is explained below in Table 1.
The file bifurcation_example.py
is used as an example for running the simulation. First, parameters have to be imported from the cfg file
f, a, s = utils.read_config(param)
One variable is created for each section of the configuration file. The following two parts in bifurcation_example.py
assign each parameter stored in the section variables to more intuitively named explicit variables. This step is optional, but recommended to ensure variables are not mixed up.
The inlet boundary condition has to be supplied as a function taking time as its argument. The inlet parameter points to a CSV file containing data points of the inlet over one cardiac cycle. The function inlet(qc, rc, data_dir, f_inlet)
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The remaining code in the simulation file initiates the relevant objects.
an = ArteryNetwork(Ru, Rd, a['lam'], k, rho, nu, p0, a['depth'], ntr, Re)
creates an instance of an artery network, on which the simulation is run.
an.mesh(dx)
uses the spatial step size dx to mesh arteries.
an.set_time(dt, T, tc)
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an.initial_conditions(u0)
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Simulations are run by calling the solver an.solve(q_in, out_args)
, where out_args contains the Windkessel parameters for the outlet boundary condition.
Finally, the solution variables should be returned to their dimensional state by calling an.redimensionalise(rc, qc)
, before exporting results using n.dump_results(run_id, f['data_dir'])
. The latter function creates three CSV files per artery: one for pressure, cross-sectional area and flow rate. The latter two results are the solutions of the system of equations, whilst pressure is calculated via the state equation [Diem2007]. These are stored in the data directory and can be read into 2D arrays (variable over time and space) using Numpy’s `loadtxt()`
function.
Plotting results¶
In plot_example.py
the use of the functions vamplot.p3d_plot(fig_dims, suffix, plot_dir, t, P, L, pos)
and vamplot.q3d_plot(fig_dims, suffix, plot_dir, t, U, L, pos)
to create 3D plots of the flow rate and pressure fields is demonstrated. Provided data has been written to files in the previous steps calling python plot_example.py bifurcation.cfg
creates the following plots
It is most important to note that the plotting function can only take a 2D data array whose dimensions have the same lengths. Therefore, the following code is used to interpolate between data points in order to change the dimension of the data arrays, such that the spatial dimension is the same length as the time dimension.
from scipy import interpolate
P = np.loadtxt("%s/%s/p%d_%s.csv" % (data_dir, suffix, pos, suffix), delimiter=',')
t = np.linspace(tf-T, tf, P.shape[1])
x = np.linspace(0,L,P.shape[0])
f = interpolate.interp2d(t, x, P, kind='linear')
x = np.linspace(0, L, len(t))
P = f(t, x)
Table 1: Parameters used in .cfg configuration files for VaMpy.
| Files | |
| inlet | CSV file containing data points for the inlet boundary condition |
| run_id | Name for the simulation |
| data_dir | Directory to store data files |
| plot_dir | Directory to store plots |
| Arteries | |
| Ru | Upstream radii of each artery. If all radii are explicitly given they are comma-separated. |
| Rd | Downstream radii of each artery. If all radii are explicitly given they are comma-separated. |
| lam | Length-to-radius ratio of each artery. If all radii are explicitly given they are comma-separated. |
| rc | Characteristic radial scale |
| qc | Characteristic flow rate |
| rho | Density of blood |
| nu | Viscosity of blood |
| k1 | Elasticity parameter of the artery wall, see [Olufsen2000] |
| k2 | Elasticity parameter of the artery wall, see [Olufsen2000] |
| k3 | Elasticity parameter of the artery wall, see [Olufsen2000] |
| R1 | First Windkessel resistance element |
| R2 | Second Windkessel resistance element |
| Ct | Windkessel compliance |
| depth | Depth of the arterial tree |
| Simulation | |
| T | Length of a cardiac cycle |
| tc | Number of cardiac cycles to simulate |
| dt | Time step size |
| dx | Spatial step size |
References¶
| [Kolachalama2007] | Kolachalama V, Bressloff NW, Nair PB and Shearman CP (2007) Predictive Haemodynamics in a One-Dimensional Carotid Artery Bifurcation. Part I: Application to Stent Design. IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering 54 (5): 802-812, doi 10.1109/TBME.2006.889188 |
| [Olufsen2000] | (1, 2, 3) Olufsen MS, Peskin CS, Kim WY, Pedersen EM, Nadim A and Larsen J (2000) Numerical Simulation and Experimental Validation of Blood Flow in Arteries with Structured-Tree Outflow Conditions. Annals of Biomedical Engineering 28 (11): 1281–1299, doi 10.1114/1.1326031 |
| [Diem2007] | Diem AK and Bressloff NW (2017) VaMpy: A Python Package to Solve 1D Blood Flow Problems. Journal of Open Research Software, under review. |


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distracted, alone in their midsts, his thoughts elsewhere.
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the edge of the shadows: Ben Kenobi, Yoda, and Anakin Skywalker.
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Title: The war Zone Country: UK Length: 099 minutes Year: 1999 Director: Tim Roth Cast: Tilda Swinton, Ray Winstone, Lara Belmont, Freddie Cunliffe Rating: R(A), Contains nudity, sexual situations and incest
Tom seems to be living in a seemingly happy family, that is, until he witnesses what his father and his sister, Jessie, doing something together. Almost immediately, he becomes a recluse. To makes matter worse, he witness her sister and father committing sex. Very soon, he can take it no longer and decides to break the silence, and this leads to a terrifying conclusion The directorial debut of Tim Roth, The War Zone deals with a theme which no much film dares to deal with, and that is incest. Right from the point where Tom witness the scene of both his sister and father in the shower to the final shot where Tom killed his own father, we are forced to see the film from a voyeurs point of view, especially the scene where we witness the sex scene between Jessie and her father. Also, we are forced to see the film as a true nature of life itself, bleak and stark naked, devoid of any humour. Every scene in the film can be as truth as it is. It also raises a problem for all to solve, whether home is the safest place, and whether your family can be trusted. For it is now too common in every society that even among every family, that may be a chance that anyone cannot be trusted, and especially your closest one. That is, however, one nudging question in my mind after the show. Is Tom also interested in Jessie, just as his father? In the scenes where Tom looks at Jessie, I suspected that. When at the end scene when Tom, alone with Jessie, closes the bunker door, where Jessie have sex with her father, I suspect that he wanted to enact what his father did. That is just my humble opinion. Maybe you can explain it to me.
The War Zone was shown on 15th April 2000 at the 13th Singapore International Film Festival.
Rated: *** /5
Ratings: *-Forget it. **-Wait for the video release. ***-OK ****-Prepared to be blown away *****-A Classic piece.
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Bhavaya's components can be grouped into three areas:
To developers, Bhavaya is mainly a persistence layer, providing an object-relational mapping which is real-time. Records from the database are inflated into Java objects (or JavaBeans) in the client-side Java Virtual Machine. One or more tables in a database correspond to a Java class and columns in a table corresponds to properties of that class.
Bhavaya can use classes you provide to it and inflate them with data from the database, or it can synthesise classes itself based on the columns in the tables of a database (note, column and table names do not have to match class and property names). The most common use is a combination of the above: where the interesting part of a class is written by hand and used as an abstract superclass for a subclass that Bhavaya can synthesise from database metadata. Bhavaya synthesises classes at runtime, i.e. classes are not stored in class files; they are generated and loaded directly into the virtual machine. (The BCEL class library is used for this.)
Mapping to JavaBeans was used for the following reasons:
Bhavaya monitors the sql commands issued to the database to keep its objects, that have been inflated from the database, current. Bhavaya's sql interpreter is minimal, requiring sql statements that only affect one row of the database (that is, they should contain a "where" clause that references a primary key entry of a particular row). Such sql statements are commonly available from the middle tier in a three tier architecture, or directly from a database transaction log or audit trail.
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Configuring the persistence layer (part of the quickstart guides).
Overview of the classes used by the Bhavaya Persistence Layer
Bhavayas presentation layer is a small collection of components which display tabular data: a JTable derivative that flashes cells when they change value, a TableSorter for sorting data, etc. We use the excellent JFreeChart package for our graphing and have written some wrappers for its interfaces so that its charts can easily be attached to Bhavaya's internal data structures (collections of beans).
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Login Linux server as super user, open a terminal window, and go to the directory where decompressed SMS server installation
packages located, then execute installation script:
# ./install_sms.sh
Firstly, you will be asked to select your desired web server which will be used for SMS server operation. Screen like Figure 1(a)
will be seen. You may either enter 1 to select Nginx web server or enter 2 to select Apache web server, and press the enter key
to proceed. Then, screen like Figure 1(b) will be displayed. You may now press enter to start SMS server installion.
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Configure the Linux system settings |
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in this stage, because it is required in next step. Installation program will instruct you how to configure CPAN,
just as Figure 3, 4 and 5 shown. After CPAN has been configured, you need to input 'quit' to exit CPAN in order
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create required databases used by SMS server.
When you prepare the MariaDB database server, you need to create password for the database server administrator,
and accept default configuration settings to harden database server's security (Figure 9).
After MariaDB database server has been configured, screen like Figure 10 will show up. You need to press enter to
proceed to create databases for SMS server, and you will be asked to input database server administrator password
you just created.
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connection mode, DNS name of the decoy site, DNS name of the messaging site, email address of the SMS server
administrator, Gmail address for SMS operations, the Gmail account login username and it's password. Any incorrect
input data will let SMS server malfunction.
Please also note that you MUST put 'https://' in front of your DNS names of the decoy site and messaging
site, just as Figure 11 shown.
After you input all these data, you require to verify and confirm them. If all input data are correct, press
'Y' and then enter to save them. Otherwise, press 'N' to input them again.
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6. In this step, you will be asked to input your email address (just use the same email for the default SMS administrator),
and three questions. Figure 12 provides you an example.
Note:
This step may sometimes fail (Figure 13), but don't worry, you can repeat this process later after installation by running
the below command to subscribe SSL certificates again:
If you select Nginx web server, input:
# certbot --nginx
If you select Apache web server, input:
# certbot --apache
SSL certificates are used to provide the secrecy of your online communication, which is the most important part of the SMS
server. Therefore, you must ensure your SSL certificates installation successful before using SMS server. You could check
how secure of your web sites by using testing site https://www.ssllabs.com:
The general format is https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d={your_web_site_dns_name}
e.g.) https://www.ssllabs.com/ssltest/analyze.html?d=argogo.mywire.org
It will give security ratings for your site (similar to Figure 14). If grade of overall rating is below A, that means something
is wrong of your sites, please fix all the issues before using SMS server for your messaging operation.
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to build multimedia file converter FFmpeg, it is used to convert some common audio input file formats used by Android
to OGG audio file format, which is widely supported by HTML5 multimedia objects in many platforms (except iOS). If you
don't have it, your audio input files will be treated by SMS server as file attachment.  Therefore, for a better user
experience, it is worth to spend some time to build FFmpeg.
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to have it. The installation program needs to create database for system defender, you will be asked to
input the database server administrator password here.
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I have installed and configured a software firewall for you during SMS server installation, which open ports 22, 80 and 443 to let users
come to your SMS server. However, you may have another firewall between your SMS server and the internet. For example, a home WiFi router
often has a built-in firewall to prevent all incoming connection by default, so that you must configure port forwarding to let outside users
connect the SMS server behind your router. For port forwarding configuration, please consult your router manual. If any required port is
blocked, SMS server will not function normally, and SSL certificate generation process will be failure.
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MY FELLOW AMERICANS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1996 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
One of the greatest pleasures in being a film critic is finding unexpected gems. MY FELLOW AMERICANS was just such a movie for me.
First, let me give some background on my tastes. All movie goers have preferences whether they admit it or not. There are always those actors whom they seldom like and certain genres that are their least favorites.
I rarely like James Garner or Jack Lemon although I know they both have talent. Most recently I saw James Garner's in MAVERICK (1994) and Jack Lemon in HAMLET (1996), and I did not care for either of their performances. Lemon is the only actor among a large cast that I did not like in the phenomenal four hour HAMLET. As far as genre, old men buddy pictures rank right along with dumb teenager flicks among the ones I try my best to avoid.
So it was that I approached the press screening of MY FELLOW AMERICANS with much trepidation. That Dan Aykroyd is in it, further heightened my concern. He is an actor I once liked, but who seems to have lost his way of late, playing in such disasters as FEELING MINNESOTA (1996).
Well, let me cut to the chase. I laughed, and I laughed hard from start to finish while watching MY FELLOW AMERICANS. Garner and Lemon are on the screen roughly eighty percent of the time and usually they are alone. The movie consists of one put down after another, frequently double entendres. The script by Jack Kaplan, Richard Chapman and Peter Tolan is full of high spirited and intelligent comedy. The show pulsates with energy and the fast paced music by William Ross just adds to the fun.
As the show opens, Republican Russell Kramer (Lemon) is elected president over his hated rival Democrat Matt Douglas (Garner). Four years later Douglas defeats Kramer. Then four years later still, Republican William Haney (Aykroyd) beats Douglas. The story takes place three years into the Haney administration. There is a scandal about Haney, but Haney's people plant evidence throwing the blame to Kramer.
After a murder, the government has hit men after both Kramer and Douglas. The body of the story is a long chase where the government assassins after them. If it seems far fetched, it is, but the beauty is that director Peter Segal manages to make it seem just plausible enough that the audience does not feel insulted. Segal has a deft touch so that the comedic barbs are delivered with perfect timing.
In a show that manages to ridicule both parties, John Heard plays Haney's bumbling Vice President Ted Matthews, who is designed to be a Dan Quayle clone.  He mispronounces facade as fah-sid.
Haney is a president who smiles constantly in front of the cameras, but behind the scenes is trying to hide the crooked deals he was involved in before he took office. You can guess whom the screenwriters had in mind when they created his character.
Most of the show is about the long chase of Kramer and Douglas. When Kramer accidentally says something complimentary, Douglas is repulsed and barks back, "Let's stop talking. We're about to bond. It will make me vomit." Usually Kramer has nothing but insults for Douglas. When Kramer finds a way out of the forest, he taunts Douglas with, "As usual, the Republicans come up with a plan while the Democrats wander aimlessly in the woods."
When they get a ride with some poor people who have lost their jobs and live in their car, the woman of the family tells Douglas, "I'm sorry, but we're Republicans." Not missing a beat, Douglas replies, "At least you admit it. That's the first step to recovery."
The show has a great gay hero who calls himself Dorothy when they meet him. His role is a small but crucial one.
If you are looking for some good old fashioned humor, MY FELLOW AMERICANS is the genuine article. Not the best show out this Christmas season, but the most pleasant surprise.
MY FELLOW AMERICANS runs a fast 1:41. It is rated PG-13. There is no sex or nudity. There is a little violence and some bad language. Given the level of sexual humor, the show would be appropriate only for kids say ten and up. I had a great time at the film. I recommend it and can easily give the picture ***. I almost rated even higher.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
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The Reset Manager (RM) is a component of Power Management (PM) software which helps in putting a particular reset domain or the whole system in reset and bringing the same out of reset by checking if reset has occurred.
The RM is an independent module which is used for monitoring resets occurring in the System and for issuing Resets to various Reset domains which are part of the system.
- The RM API would not retain any state which would record which reset domain that it is configuring.
- Only few of the reset domains are software programmable and rest are hardware controlled.
This API asserts reset for the given reset domain.
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- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API issues the Global Reset.
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- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API clears the Reset Status of a Global Reset Source.
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- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API clears the Reset Status of a reset domain.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API is used to get the Reset status of a Global Reset Source.
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| rGlbStatusMask | Status of whether the reset was asserted or not |
- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API gets the Reset Status of a reset domain.
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| rStatusMask | Status of whether the reset was asserted or not |
- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id
This API releases reset for the given reset domain.
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| resId | Unique ID for a Reset Domain |
| timeout | Required timeout for which the API should wait for the reset to be released.
PM_TIMEOUT_NOWAIT - The API does not wait.
PM_TIMEOUT_INFINITE - The API waits till the reset domain is released. If it does not happen the API waits infinitely for the reset domain comes out of reset.
Any other value - The API waits to any one of the events to happen first :
(1)(Success)Reset domain released from reset.
(2)(Failure) The timeout is reached but reset domain is still in reset. |
- Returns
- errorStatus Status of API call. Can be any of the following,
- PM_SUCCESS Indicates the operation is success
- PM_FAIL Indicates the ResetDomain is not enabled (timeout)
- PM_BADARGS Invalid ResetDomain id


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Notes
These is a collection of my notes that I encounter on a daily
basis, there can be code, links, documents or anything else
that I feel is important to keep a record of what I have been
up to and remind me of stuff that I forget quite often.


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Virtual Resources
Virtual resources are an abstraction that lets you define buttons for systems that do not implement these directly.
Also, BeoLiving App currently uses virtual buttons for displaying scene buttons. It does not yet support displaying all available resources on each zone.
Virtual resources have no functionality by themselves; you must define macros to link user actions on a virtual resource, with actual events and commands on the systems. See the example below.
Future releases of BeoLiving Intelligence will also support virtual thermostats.
End user experience
Virtual resources can appear as a single functional entity on user interfaces, hiding the fact that internally the resource is implemented by putting together a set of macros for all the needed actions on the button.
Addressing
Virtual resources have an address which is a unique number. This number is used by external controllers and applications to identify this resource.
Example: KNX button
You have a KNX system, which communicates with BeoLiving Intelligence via changes to group addresses.
There is a boolean group address 1/2/3
which acts on the ceiling
fan, and you want to show it as a button on the user interfaces.
The steps are:
- Create a virtual resource of type button, called
Fan
, with address1
. - Create a KNX resource of type boolean on group address
1/2/3
, and call itKnxFan
. - Create a macro called
Fan ON
with eventFan PRESS
, and commandSet KnxFan to 1
. - Create another macro called
Fan OFF
with eventFan RELEASE
, and commandSet KnxFan to 0
.
Now you have a button that looks and behaves like a button on the user interfaces, but internally acts on a boolean KNX group address.
Example: LUTRON Shades
You have LUTRON buttons that can raise, lower and stop a shade, let’s call them RaiseBtn
, LowerBtn
and StopBtn
respectively.
It is possible to create a Virtual Shade and use it to trigger the PRESS command of the LUTRON buttons.
The steps are:
- Create a virtual resource of type Shade, called
MyShade
. - Create a macro called
Raise Shade
with eventMyShade RAISE_REQUIRED
, and commandRaiseBtn PRESS
. - Create a macro called
Lower Shade
with eventMyShade LOWER_REQUIRED
, and commandLowerBtn PRESS
. - Create a macro called
Stop Shade
with eventMyShade STOP_REQUIRED
, and commandStopBtn PRESS
.
Now you have a resource that looks like a shade in the user interfaces, but acts triggering the Lutron buttons.
Example: Virtual Dimmers
Whenever the SET
command is executed on a Virtual Dimmer, the SET_REQUIRED
event will be fired with the same LEVEL
value of the SET
command (the level of the dimmer will not change).
You can use the SET_REQUIRED
event to trigger the commands you need to set the value of your dimmer, for example executing PRESS
command on some button.
Then you can set the level of the virtual dimmer using the SET_VIRTUAL
command which takes a LEVEL
value.
The steps are:
- Create a Virtual Dimmer called
MyVirtualDimmer
- Create a macro called
Set Virtual Dimmer
with eventMyVirtualDimmer SET_REQUIRED
and the following command: ```lua function(event, engine) —- – Do what you have to do to set the level —-
— Set the Virtual Dimmer level engine.fire(event.area()..”/”..event.zone()..”/DIMMER/”..event.name()..”/SET_VIRTUAL?LEVEL=”..event.get(“LEVEL”)) end ```