A large family of regulatory proteins that function as accessory subunits to a variety of CYCLIN-DEPENDENT KINASES. They generally function as ENZYME ACTIVATORS that drive the CELL CYCLE through transitions between phases. A subset of cyclins may also function as transcriptional regulators. (mesh:D016213)
| Synonym | Reference | Specificity |
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| cyclin family | Exact | |
| Cyclin | Exact |
| Identifier | Name | Relation |
| HGNC:26868 | CCNYL1 | isa |
| HGNC:1591 | CCNF | isa |
| HGNC:18576 | CCNO | isa |
| HGNC:1596 | CCNK | isa |
| FPLX:Cyclin_D | Cyclin_D | isa |
| HGNC:33869 | CCNI2 | isa |
| FPLX:Cyclin_G | None | isa |
| HGNC:20569 | CCNL1 | isa |
| HGNC:25876 | CCNJL | isa |
| HGNC:23354 | CCNY | isa |
| HGNC:1600 | CCNT2 | isa |
| FPLX:Cyclin_E | Cyclin_E | isa |
| FPLX:Cyclin_A | Cyclin_A | isa |
| HGNC:1598 | CCNL2 | isa |
| HGNC:33206 | CCNYL3 | isa |
| HGNC:23434 | CCNJ | isa |
| HGNC:1581 | CCNC | isa |
| HGNC:1594 | CCNH | isa |
| HGNC:4919 | CCNT1 | isa |
| HGNC:1595 | CCNI | isa |
| FPLX:Cyclin_B | None | isa |


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Automatic SoP Update¶
There are four cases where SoP changes are handled automatically:
A new SoP instrument, which not not repeal any existing instruments (e.g.: for a previously unrecognised condition).
An amendment to an existing SoP instrument.
A new SoP instrument which repeals one or more existing instruments.
Revocation of an existing SoP without any replacement.
New SoP instruments for new conditions¶
For first case, notification of the new SoP comes from the email updates services of the Legislation Register. An example notification is:
Amendment Statement of Principles concerning anxiety disorder No. 100 of 2016
Amendment Statement of Principles concerning anxiety disorder.
Item was published on 1/11/2016
https://www.legislation.gov.au/Details/F2016L01698
Following notification, the API retrieves the SoP from the Legislation Register and adds it to its database.
Amended SoP instruments¶
For this case, we wait until the Legislation Register publishes an updated compilation for the instrument. The API retrieves the latest compilation by polling the Legislation Register (using the ‘/Latest’, see https://www.legislation.gov.au/Content/Linking). This occurs for all SoPs in the database regularly, at least every 24 hours. When the Legislation Register indicates the latest compilation has a different Register ID to the one held in the database, the API replaces the existing one.
New SoP instrument repealing existing instrument¶
For SoP instruments already in its database, the API regularly polls the Legislation Register to check if they have been repealed, ceased or revoked. When this has happened, the Register gives a pointer to the repealing instrument as well as the date of repeal. The API retrieves this new instrument and loads it to its database as a replacement SoP. It end dates the previous SoP. The end date of the previous SoP is the date one day before the date of effect of the new SoP.
Cease/Repeal without Replacement¶
This works similarly to the previous case, except that the repealing instrument is not a SoP in its own right. If the API cannot identify the repealing instrument as a new SoP (the case above), it end dates the existing SoP in its database. The end date is the date of repeal shown on the Legislation Register.


Ray Class
A line with a start and end point that is used to intersect shapes. For an example, see World.raycast
Constructor
Ray
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Object optional-
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[to]
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[collisionMask=-1]
Number optional -
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Number optional -
[mode=Ray.ANY]
Number optional -
[callback]
Function optional
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Item Index
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- ALL static
- ANY static
- callback
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- CLOSEST static
- collisionGroup
- collisionMask
- direction
- from
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intersectBodies
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bodies
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intersectBody
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Shoot a ray at a body, get back information about the hit.
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intersectShape
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shape
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position
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reportIntersection
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fraction
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normal
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fraction
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normal
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Number optional
Returns:
True if the intersections should continue
update
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Should be called if you change the from or to point.
Properties
ALL
Number
static
This raycasting mode will traverse all intersection points and executes a callback for each one.
ANY
Number
static
This raycasting mode will make the Ray stop when it finds the first intersection point.
callback
Function
Current, user-provided result callback. Will be used if mode is Ray.ALL.
checkCollisionResponse
Boolean
Set to true if you want the Ray to take .collisionResponse flags into account on bodies and shapes.
CLOSEST
Number
static
This raycasting mode will make the Ray traverse through all intersection points and only return the closest one.
collisionGroup
Number
Default: -1
collisionMask
Number
Default: -1
direction
Array
from
Array
Ray start point.
length
Number
Length of the ray
skipBackfaces
Boolean
If set to true, the ray skips any hits with normal.dot(rayDirection) < 0.
to
Array
Ray end point


Black Widow: Scarlett Johansson Explains Why She Returned for the Film
by Steve RussellBlack Widow star Scarlett Johansson revealed her personal expectations for her first solo movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She explained that, if the story hadn't impressed her, she would have been content to walk away from Marvel following Avengers: Endgame.
"I did not want it to be an origin story," Johansson told Vanity Fair. "I did not want it to be an espionage story. I didn't want it to feel superficial at all. I only wanted to do it if it actually fit where I was with that character. I had spent such a long time peeling those layers away -- I felt that unless we got to something deep, then there was no reason to make it. Because I did my job in Endgame, and actually felt satisfied with that. I would have been happy to let that be it. So there had to be a reason to do it other than just to milk something."
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Johansson has played the titular character throughout her tenure in the MCU, with Black Widow making the ultimate sacrifice in Endgame. Her actions not only saved Hawkeye but also assisted the rest of the Avengers in their mission to stop Thanos.
The upcoming solo movie will be a prequel set before Endgame and is expected to take place after Captain America: Civil War, following Natasha "Black Widow" Romanoff in a story that forces her to confront her past.
Directed by Cate Shortland, Black Widow stars Scarlett Johansson, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, O-T Fagbenle and Rachel Weisz. The film arrives in theaters on May 1, 2020.
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I'LL DO ANYTHING A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Written and directed by James L. Brooks Starring Nick Notle, Whittni Wright, Albert Brooks, Julie Kavner, Joely Richardson, and Tracey Ullman
MPAA Rating: PG-13 Running Time: 115 minutes
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"You didn't do the quack." - Albert Brooks to Nick Notle, whose character thinks he's screen-testing for a drama.
Nick Nolte sings! At least that was the intention of writer/director (and producer) James L. Brooks, who originally filmed I'LL DO ANYTHING as a musical complete with songs written by Prince and Sinead O'Conner! But lousy test scores--in addition to audiences that literally walked out during the songs--prompted Brooks to reshoot and restructure his film. The non-musical result is a charming, but dreadfully slow, romantic comedy.
The plot revolves around veteran character actor Matt Hobbs (Nolte). He's so desperate for work that he's taken a job as chauffeur to movie producer Burke Adler (Brooks). Hobbs has been handed his six-year-old daughter, whom he hasn't seen in two years and now has to raise on his own. He's also attracted to one of Adler's staff members--Cathy (Richardson), a charming development executive with designs on restarting his career.
Needless to say, the actor quickly realizes that bachelorhood and fatherhood don't always go together.
The story's second tier accompanies Adler. His relationship with Nan Mulhanney (Kavner), an audience-tester and dating skeptic, is under stress because the self-obsessed producer of "Popcorn Pictures" can't calm down. He's bugged because his latest actioner is getting lousy "scores." To add insult to injury, the only time his calls are returned is at lunch. When he's not there. (!)
All this, set against the seemingly exciting and no-longer-musical world of motion picture and television production!
Handsomely shot and very well-written, I'LL DO ANYTHING is, simply, s-l-o-w. Here and there, a couple scenes move like the better Brooks comedies BROADCAST NEWS and TERMS OF ENDEARMENT.
Which doesn't work 'cause this kid ain't cute. In fact, she's downright obnoxious! Up until one whopper of a cloying ending, newcomer Whittni Wright gives a very remarkable performance. But she acts just like a six-year-old brat. And that's *no* fun to watch.
Dad's quite a draw, though. Even when sporting a long-haired wig that makes him look like Ron Perlman's "Beast," Nick Nolte gets off one of his best (and most subtle) roles in a while. His chemistry with Richardson is good, too!
If Nolte gets the best scenes, Albert Brooks gets all the good lines. As the self-absorbed Adler, he even gets a classic monologue in which he describes a field of "exploding windmills." Forget those fictional Joel Silvers; this is a megalomaniac to remember!
Oddly, both Tracey Ullman and Julie Kavner seem miscast. Ullman is barely watchable in her scenes, sporting a Bad Southern Accent as Notle's jail-bound wife. Kavner is more watchable, albeit unappealing, but she doesn't have the fire to match Brooks' raging gloom. Only Richardson stands strong on the female front.
Watch for a few cameos, including Woody Harrelson and Kavner's "Simpsons" co-star Harry Shearer.
One question lingers: who is the intended audience? If mainstream America didn't want to hear Nick Nolte sing, can they also appreciate the jokes about "target audiences" and "test scores?"
Bottom line: Intended as a musical--but recut and reshot after bad test screenings--I'LL DO ANYTHING is a charming, but s-l-o-w romantic comedy about a character actor, his kid, and his career.
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TR-369 – The User Services Platform
Issue: 1 Amendment 3
Issue Date: June 2023
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USP Development Resources
In addition to the TR-369 specification and data models, a number of resources are available to those building and deploying USP based solutions.
OB-USP-Agent - This is the official Open Broadband project, operated by the Broadband Forum, for an open- source reference implementation of a USP Agent.
BBF.369 USP Agent Certification Program - Here you can learn how to get your products tested and listed as certified for use with USP.
USP Record Protocol Buffers Schema - A direct link to the USP specification’s protocol buffers schema for USP Records.
USP Message Protocol Buffers Schema - A direct link to the USP specification’s protocol buffers schema for USP Messages contained in USP Records.
Controller REST API definition - A direct link to the USP Controller’s REST API definition, which can also be opened in a Swagger / Open API viewer or editor (such as editor.swagger.io).
MTP Proxy - The direct link to the MTP Proxy python code that is used as a reference implementation for proxying between USP Controllers and USP Agents that utilize different MTPs.
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BBF Members only resources
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What is this?
This is the COVID-19 TrialsTracker, part of our larger TrialsTracker.net project.
Here we will bring together structured, cleaned data from clinical trial registries on studies of COVID-19 and track the availability of their results. Currently, we get our trial data from the ICTRP which holds structured data from 18 individual trial registries including ClinicalTrials.gov, updated weekly or monthly depending on the registry. We may collect additional information directly from certain registries over time.
Initial data on COVID-19 trials was published as part of the Oxford COVID-19 Evidence Service
This service is a work in progress. We hope to iterate, expand, and improve the Tracker in the coming days, weeks, and months as time and resources allow.
How does this all work?
Each week we download the ICTRP COVID-19 dataset and run it through some code to clean up and standardise the data. We then add additional information on the interventions involved in each study, assess for cross-registration, add information on any results we know about, make some basic data visualisations, and then post it all online as a free resource for anyone to view or use!
A few notes about the data:
- We've limited the dataset to all newly registered studies since the start of 2020, so some older trials that have added a focus on COVID-19 may be excluded.
- In addition we've removed any trials that have identified as "Withdrawn" - that is the trial never happened and this is noted in the registry entry.
- If we know about a trial that the ICTRP dataset has missed, we add it manually.
- Cross-registrations are collapsed into a single parent entry with the known cross registrations noted in the last column of the dataset (for instance, all registered versions of the WHO SOLIDARITY trial are collapsed to the ISRCTN entry). We usually default to the ClinicalTrials.gov registration where possible.
- Most data on the tracker is automatically taken or derived from the ICTRP dataset. We try to catch the most blantant nonsense automatically but we can't manually verify every datafield so mistakes or conflicting information in registration data given to the ICTRP are inherited by our dataset.
- Normalisation of sponsor names, extracting information about the interventions in each study, accounting for cross-registration, and adding information on completion dates and results is done manually. If you spot mistakes, typos, or have any suggestions to improve this, please get in touch.
Can I use your data for...?
Yes! No need to even ask. Our dataset, and everything else about this project, is fully open and available for anyone to grab and use for their own purposes. Attribution is of course appreciated. If you do find our data useful and do something amazing with it, please share it back! We are excited to see what people can do!
Who made this?
The TrialsTracker project is run by The DataLab at the University of Oxford. The COVID-19 TrialsTracker is maintained by a team of researchers, coders, and clinicians across The DataLab and The Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine (CEBM) with additional input from external collaborators.
Contributors to Date
- Project Lead
- Nicholas DeVito (DataLab/CEBM, University of Oxford)
- Analysis, Interpretation, and Visualisation
- Jeffrey K Aronson (CEBM, University of Oxford)
- Henry Drysdale (DataLab, University of Oxford)
- Michael Liu (DataLab, University of Oxford)(
- Helen Curtis (DataLab, University of Oxford)
- Carl Heneghan (CEBM, University of Oxford)
- Robin Ferner (University of Birmingham)
- Website Development Help
- Peter Inglesby (DataLab, University of Oxford)
- Seb Bacon (DataLab, University of Oxford)
- Ben Goldacre (DataLab, University of OXford)
- Data Extraction Volunteers
- Florence Rogers (UAEM, Imperial College London)
- Sarai Keestra (UAEM, University of Oxford)
- Maymunah Malik (UAEM, University of Manchester)
- Holly Melvin (UAEM, University of Manchester)
- Tricia Tay (UAEM, University of Manchester)
- Frances Kenworthy (UAEM, University of Manchester)
- Till Bruckner (TranspariMED)
How can I help?
We are open to improving the Tracker, either in content or appearance, through collaboration with committed individuals with specific expertise. If you have time, knowledge, and an idea to improve a specific aspect of the project, please get in touch at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>See below for other specific opportunities to contribute.
Ways to contribute
- If you come across mistakes, omissions, or information you know about that we don't account for in our data you can submit them here.
- Let us know if you think you have come across information on unregistered trials.
- Suggestions for improvements to our categorisation and normalisation schema. Especially for Chinese sponsors.
- Download our data and use it to make amazing data visualisations! If you would like this to be considered for inclusion on the Tracker (with full credit given) please get in touch.
- Please see our Github below if you are interested in contributing to our code base.
The Github page for the project is located here. This includes our data cleaning notebook, normalisation and manual data collection files, and the website html files. Everything is available under open MIT Licensing.
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Programming Experiments
These are my experiments in writing browser based games and demos. Only html5 web standards are used, so no need for flash or any such nonsense.
All of them require a fairly modern browser that is capable of supporting HTML5 and WebGL. Chrome and Firefox are good choices. Some of the games might work on a mobile device, but they are really intended to be run in a desktop/laptop browser.
They were all written as learning exercises and just for the joy of programming. Click on the thumbnails below to play the games. You can grab the sourcecode from my github page.
Retrocadia - ExperimentalThis is an experimental Web Assembly Build of my PC game, retrocadia. It's an old school shoot em' up inspired by the early 1980's ZX Spectrum classic, Arcadia. A native downloadable PC versions is available for Windows, Mac and Linux on itch.io: https://yorkshirekev.itch.io/retrocadia |
Tilt - Accelerometer DemoThis is a browser based demo that attempts to keep an iFrame level as the device is tilted left or right. |
Retro Particle DemoA tribute to the classic Atari ST and Amiga 16 bit demo scene. |
Virtual Slot MachineA 3D slot machine game that runs in the browser. |
BloxedBloxed is a simple "push the blocks and collect the keys" game that runs in your browser. Click here to read the blog entry I wrote at the time I made the game. |
LightCyclesA HTML5 version of the old ZX Spectrum Classic, Lightcycles (1983), which itself was based on Tron. |


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 They may be the best-known classic monsters of all. Most people associate vampires with Count Dracula, the legendary, blood-sucking subject of Bram Stoker’s epic novel, Dracula, which was published in 1897. But the history of vampires began long before Stoker was born.
What Is a Vampire?
There are almost as many different characteristics of vampires as there are vampire legends. But the main characteristic of vampires (or vampyres) is they drink human blood. They typically drain their victim’s blood using their sharp fangs, killing them and turning them into vampires.
In general, vampires hunt at night since sunlight weakens their powers. Some may have the ability to morph into a bat or a wolf. Vampires have super strength and often have a hypnotic, sensual effect on their victims. They can’t see their image in a mirror and cast no shadows.


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This application is the front-end to a series of applications that, when fully implemented, will work together to provide a platform to manage deliveries.
I was inspired to build this set of applications to provide a solution to a set of problems in the way our company manages its delivery services. Delivery orders are sent by clients by fax and then entered by hand into Google Calender where they are assigned to drivers and their status is managed by the dispatcher. The clients do not know the status of their orders unless they call the office. Billing is handled by painstakingly going over the fax orders, manually pricing each delivery, and entering the data for each delivery into bookeeping software. All of this is expensive and prone to error


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[If you want to know about how the contest rules work, then click on any blue text in this sentence.]
The winner of this year's FGL is not a giant bitter melon, but rather:
Aaron Hertzmann (on the right).
The Top Eleven are:
Points Name & Lab ========================================================= 326.67 Aaron Hertzmann, Super Butter Dog 277.57 Tim Purcell, Wunky Munky Du 265.00 Hugues Hoppe, Shlomo & Hugues 255.24 Ian Buck, The Frys Addicts 243.57 Henrik Wann Jensen, The Vikings 230.00 Zeki Melek, incompressible fluid motion (?) 227.00 Mathieu Desbrun, The cheap ones (quatloos-wise) 218.57 Cyrille Damez 217.67 Brian Curless and David Salesin, Pixel Polytech 202.00 Dave Zareski, Particle Tracers 200.00 Peter Shirley, Utah Polygonists
out of 78 contestants. Surprisingly, the sketches had no effect whatsoever on the team rankings this year (more about the individual author rankings will follow). Aaron Hertzmann was the only person to score off of sketches, gaining 20 points for Michael Kazhdan. The winning research lab, Super Butter Dog, was:
Quatloos Value Name ======== ===== ====================== 35 6.67 Lee Markosian 40 62.00 Zoran Popovic 10 15.00 Ying-Qing Xu 20 45.00 Christoph Bregler 60 30.00 Frédo Durand 20 0.00 Andrei Khodakovsky 50 44.00 Brian Curless 10 20.00 Michael Kazhdan 15 20.00 Steve Marschner 50 60.00 Ronald Fedkiw 45 0.00 Wolfgang Heidrich 45 24.00 Leonard McMillan
We caught up with Aaron somewhere within 13,000 miles of the Marianas Trench, where he gave this brief interview.
Q: Congratulations on your victory! How you do plan to celebrate?
A: By moving somewhere REALLY REALLY cold!
Q: In last year's FGL contest you finished second, edging out the previous previous year's first place winner, Matt Pharr. Now you're the top dog, the big cheese, the bigtop cheese-dog. To what do you owe your success?
A: Hard work, teamwork, fair play, cooperation, everyone came to the field to play and gave 110%. In the words of a famous baseball coach: "The team did all the work; I didn't play a single inning."
Actually, last year I realized that the Fantasy Graphics League is far sweeter a cherry than having an actual SIGGRAPH papers, and focused my efforts on scouting for my team (so-called "job interviews"). In the words of a famous soccer coach: "Mais um caipirinha, por favor."
Q: Will you use your new-found powers for good or evil?
A: Powers? What powers?
I was hoping for Austin Powers, but I all got were these Francis Gary Powers. Bleah. What good is that?
Q: Please tell us how this victory has changed your life. Is your life now really like a Coke commercial with singing? Or has your existence simply had subtitles added to it, so that people around the world may understand and gain strength from it?
A: I like to think that we are all winners, each in our own special way. But it's nice to know that, in a more accurate sense, I'm the winner. In a 49-point spread sense. Ahhh.
Q: Do you have any other answers you'd like us to give you questions for?
Yes, Q: Just how funky is Super Butter Dog?
A: I would say moderately so.
Q: Say "silk" five times fast. Now, what do cows drink?
A: How should I know? Ask a biologist. Tang, perhaps?
Q: Do you have any words of discouragement for next year's contestants?

What is a sport without gratuitous statistics about the players? So, here's a little more analysis of how the rank of the authors themselves was affected by the sketch results. The new efficiency ranking for the authors is:
Authors ranked by efficiency ### Value Cost Efficiency Name ============================================= 220 20.00 5 4.0000 James Davis 142 65.00 20 3.2500 Fabio Pellacini 334 60.00 20 3.0000 Marc Alexa 297 60.00 20 3.0000 Ken Perlin 38 12.00 5 2.4000 Aseem Agarwala 75 45.00 20 2.2500 Christoph Bregler 548 20.00 10 2.0000 Xianfeng Gu 79 20.00 10 2.0000 Cindy M. Grimm 384 20.00 10 2.0000 Michael Kazhdan 92 20.00 10 2.0000 Dani LischinskiNote how sketches moved 5 different authors into the top 10 for efficiency (see the pre-sketch top 10 beyond this blue ink). Also note that, because sketch points do not count towards an author's cost (only authorship for the last five years of SIGGRAPH papers counts), these authors will not go up in cost next year.
The rankings based entirely on points earned this year were not much affected by the sketches. The only effect on the top ranked authors was that James F. O'Brien joined the "60 point club" (there were a lot of these this year):
Authors ranked by highest point value ### Value Cost Efficiency Name ============================================= 142 65.00 20 3.2500 Fabio Pellacini 569 62.00 40 1.5500 Zoran Popovic 334 60.00 20 3.0000 Marc Alexa 449 60.00 50 1.2000 Ronald Fedkiw 195 60.00 100 0.6000 Heung-Yeung Shum 221 60.00 100 0.6000 James F. O'Brien 297 60.00 20 3.0000 Ken Perlin 162 60.00 65 0.9231 George Drettakis 190 50.00 85 0.5882 Henrik Wann Jensen 239 47.00 90 0.5222 Jessica K. Hodgins 75 45.00 20 2.2500 Christoph Bregler 410 45.00 240 0.1875 Pat Hanrahan 53 44.00 50 0.8800 Brian Curless 279 42.00 70 0.6000 Julie Dorsey 40 40.00 70 0.5714 Baining Guo 123 35.00 150 0.2333 Donald P. GreenbergSo, one could conclude that most top point-earning authors do not submit sketches, if the year number is 2002.
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;
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Completed
|| state == JobState.Failed || state == JobState.Stopped);
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);
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);
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Initialize an EnvironmentalModel object with an elevation map and coordinates
| Parameters: |
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Sets the maximum traversable slope. All points with a higher slope are marked as impassable obstacles.
| Parameters: | slope (float) – The maximum allowed slope |
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Sets an obstacle at the location designated by the coordinates
| Parameters: | coordinates – Can be a UTMCoord, LatLongCoord, or tuple. SEXTANT will assume a tuple represents a row |
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and column in the elevations matrix
Erases an obstacle at the location designated by the coordinates
Retrieve the elevation at the location designated by the coordinates
Initializes an object representing UTM coordinates of a point
| Parameters: |
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Initializes an object representing a point by latitude and longitude
| Parameters: |
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|---|
The classes Rover and Astronaut inherit basic features of the ExplorerModel class
Initialize an object representing an explorer. Note that energy and time cost functions are missing
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Returns the distance given a path length
Returns the velocity given the slope of the surface.
Returns the amount of time it takes to cross a path given the path length and slope. Calculated by dividing distance by velocity.
Returns the rate of energy expenditure based on the slope of the ground
Returns the amount of energy it takes to cross a path given the path length and slope. Calculated by multiplying energyRate by time.
An instance of ExplorerModel representing a Rover. Contains all instance variables of ExplorerModel as well as: Includes specialized cost functions from Carr 2001.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
An instance of ExplorerModel representing a lunar Astronaut. Contains all instance variables of ExplorerModel as well as:
| Parameters: | type – Set to ‘Astronaut’ |
|---|
Initialize an ActivityPoint representing a waypoint.
| Parameters: |
|
|---|
Sets the coordinates of the ActivityPoint to a new value. Must be a row/column tuple pair.
Sets the duration of the activityPoint
Initialize a PathFinder Object used to calculate and analyse paths.
| Parameters: |
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|---|
Returns a path through all of the ActivityPoint objects in exploration_objectives in order. The path takes the form of a long list of row/column tuples.
| Parameters: | optimize_on – Determine what factor to optimize on (can be “Energy”, “Time”, or “Distance”) |
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Same as above, but instead returns a list that is similar to a JSON file in xGDS
| Parameters: |
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Loads an EnvironmentalModel object from a geoTIFF or text file.
| Parameters: | file – A file location of a geoTIFF or a text file representing an elevation map. |
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Before Change
else:
inbound = get_inbound_layers(layer)
for ib in range(len(inbound)):
if "batchnormalization" in inbound[ib].name:
inbound[ib] = get_inbound_layers(inbound[ib])[0]
inb_idxs = [name_map[inb.name] for inb in inbound]
attributes["inbound"] = [layers[idx]["name"] for idx in inb_idxs]
After Change
layer_type = layer.__class__.__name__
// Absorb BatchNormalization layer into parameters of previous layer
if layer_type == "BatchNormalization":
bn_parameters = layer.get_weights() // gamma, beta, mean, var
for k in range(1, 3):
prev_layer = get_inbound_layers(layer)[0]
if len(prev_layer.get_weights()) > 0:
break
assert prev_layer, "Could not find layer with parameters " \
"preceeding BatchNorm layer."
prev_layer_dict = layers[name_map[str(id(prev_layer))]]
parameters = prev_layer_dict["parameters"] // W, b of previous layer
print("Absorbing batch-normalization parameters into " +
"parameters of previous {}.".format(prev_layer_dict["name"]))


Don't ask to ask, just ask
Every now and then, in online chat rooms I hang around in, someone pops in and says something in the lines of,
Foobar123:
This is bad form, for several reasons. What the person is actually asking here is,
Foobar123:
There are plenty of reasons why people who DO have the knowledge would not admit to it. By asking, you're asking for more than what you think you're asking.
You're asking people to take responsibility. You're questioning people's confidence in their abilities. You're also unnecessarily walling other people out. I often answer questions related to languages or libraries I have never used, because the answers are (in a programmer kind of way) common sense.
Alternatively, it can be seen as..
Foobar123:
..which is just lazy. If you're not willing to do the work to solve your problem, why should we?
The solution is not to ask to ask, but just to ask. Someone who is idling on the channel and only every now and then glances what's going on is unlikely to answer to your "asking to ask" question, but your actual problem description may pique their interest and get them to answer.
So, to summarize, don't ask "Any Java experts around?", but rather ask "How do I do [problem] with Java and [other relevant info]?"
Other similar problems: The XY Problem, No Hello. Further reading: How do I ask a good question?, or if you have more time: How To Ask Questions The Smart Way.


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piece of cake
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B
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spill the beans
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an event that happens rarely
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apple of your eye
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to think of something that is impossible
J
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something very easy
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String algorithms are a traditional area of study in computer science and there is a wide variety of standard algorithms available. The more algorithms you know, the more easier it gets to work with them :) As the title of the post says, we will try to explore the z-algorithm today. Lets first formulate the problem statement and a couple of definitions. To start with lets look at the below mentioned question (from interviewstreet):
QUESTION
For two strings A and B, we define the similarity of the strings to be the length of the longest prefix common to both strings. For example, the similarity of strings “abc” and “abd” is 2, while the similarity of strings “aaa” and “aaab” is 3.
Calculate the sum of similarities of a string S with each of it’s suffixes.
Sample Input:
2
ababaa
aa
Sample Output:
11
3
Explanation:
For the first case, the suffixes of the string are “ababaa”, “babaa”, “abaa”, “baa”, “aa” and “a”. The similarities of each of these strings with the string “ababaa” are 6,0,3,0,1,1 respectively. Thus the answer is 6 + 0 + 3 + 0 + 1 + 1 = 11.
For the second case, the answer is 2 + 1 = 3.
SOLUTION 1:
The most intuitive way (brute force) to solve this problem is simple, take out every suffix of the given string and match it with the given string to find the number of matching characters.Now add all such numbers for every suffix and there you have it solved.
{% highlight c++ %} #includeThe algorithm is explained quite nicely in these videos.
SOLUTION 2:
Once you understand the z-algorithm, its easy to guess that the solution to this question is nothing but sum of all the z values. Lets see the code now:
{% highlight c++ %} #includeIn case you didn't notice yet,


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A RestClient
instance can be built through the corresponding
RestClientBuilder
class, created via RestClient#builder(HttpHost...)
static method. The only required argument is one or more hosts that the
client will communicate with, provided as instances of
HttpHost
as follows:
RestClient restClient = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http"), new HttpHost("localhost", 9201, "http")).build();
The RestClient
class is thread-safe and ideally has the same lifecycle as
the application that uses it. It is important that it gets closed when no
longer needed so that all the resources used by it get properly released,
as well as the underlying http client instance and its threads:
restClient.close();
RestClientBuilder
also allows to optionally set the following configuration
parameters while building the RestClient
instance:
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); Header[] defaultHeaders = new Header[]{new BasicHeader("header", "value")}; builder.setDefaultHeaders(defaultHeaders);
|
Set the default headers that need to be sent with each request, to prevent having to specify them with each single request |
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); builder.setMaxRetryTimeoutMillis(10000);
|
Set the timeout that should be honoured in case multiple attempts are made for the same request. The default value is 90 seconds. In case the socket timeout is set to a higher value, the max retry timeout should be adjusted accordingly. [6.7.0] Deprecated in 6.7.0. max retry timeout will be removed in 7.0.0 |
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); builder.setFailureListener(new RestClient.FailureListener() { @Override public void onFailure(Node node) { } });
|
Set a listener that gets notified every time a node fails, in case actions need to be taken. Used internally when sniffing on failure is enabled. |
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); builder.setNodeSelector(NodeSelector.SKIP_DEDICATED_MASTERS);
|
Set the node selector to be used to filter the nodes the client will send requests to among the ones that are set to the client itself. This is useful for instance to prevent sending requests to dedicated master nodes when sniffing is enabled. By default the client sends requests to every configured node. |
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); builder.setRequestConfigCallback( new RestClientBuilder.RequestConfigCallback() { @Override public RequestConfig.Builder customizeRequestConfig( RequestConfig.Builder requestConfigBuilder) { return requestConfigBuilder.setSocketTimeout(10000); } });
|
Set a callback that allows to modify the default request configuration
(e.g. request timeouts, authentication, or anything that the
|
RestClientBuilder builder = RestClient.builder( new HttpHost("localhost", 9200, "http")); builder.setHttpClientConfigCallback(new HttpClientConfigCallback() { @Override public HttpAsyncClientBuilder customizeHttpClient( HttpAsyncClientBuilder httpClientBuilder) { return httpClientBuilder.setProxy( new HttpHost("proxy", 9000, "http")); } });
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Set a callback that allows to modify the http client configuration
(e.g. encrypted communication over ssl, or anything that the
|


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com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ProcessStartEventHandler
) as well
as invoking processes as services,
and the other for sending messages to existing process instances
(com.centurylink.mdw.listener.NotifyWaitingActivityEventHandler
).
The event pattern is described using a variant of the XPath language that is name-space agnostic. See this link for MDW XPath language examples and syntax.
The handler specification is typically a fully qualified class name. It may also take additional parameters which resembles URL parameter syntax, as in
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ProcessStartEventHandler?ProcessName=MyProcessIf there is more than one parameter, they are delimited by "&".
Since the standard process start event handler may be used very often, there is a syntax abbreviation supported, where you can use "START_PROCESS" in place of the class name, so the following specification is equivalent to the one above:
START_PROCESS?ProcessName=MyProcess&MasterRequestID={//Order/OrderNumber}Similarly, there is a syntax abbreviation for the built-in event hander
NotifyWaitingActivityEventHandler
, which is NOTIFY_PROCESS
.
An example of its usage is (description of its syntax will be described later):
NOTIFY_PROCESS?EventName=ServiceOrder{//OrderType}{//OrderNumber}
The listener class is
com.centurylink.mdw.hub.servlet.SoapServlet
.
The following meta information values are populated:
The listener class is
com.centurylink.mdw.hub.servlet.RestServlet
..
MDW also provides a helper class, com.centurylink.mdw.util.HttpHelper
,
that can be used to simplify the client coding. The following sample code
demonstrates the client side code:
String message = "<ping>an XML document</ping>"; String httpServletUrl = "http://localhost:8080/mdw/services"; HttpHelper httpHelper = new HttpHelper(new URL(httpServletUrl)); String response = httpHelper.post(message);
The following meta information is populated:
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.jms.JmsListener
and the queue it is listening is com.centurylink.mdw.external.event.queue
.
The following meta information is populated:
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ProcessStartEventHandler
,
can be used to start an asynchronous (regular) process or
invoke a synchronous (service) process as service.
When the process to be started is a regular process (see
this link for introduction on regular vs. service processes),
it performs the following things:
ProcessName
in the external event handler specification (see below)MasterRequestID
is specified,
use it as the master request ID (after replacing place holders with
actual values). Otherwise use external event instance ID
as the master request ID.
The configuration of the event handler
in the designer has a syntax abbreviation of START_PROCESS
,
and requires one argument, ProcessName
.
The following are some examples:
START_PROCESS?ProcessName=MyProcess START_PROCESS?ProcessName=MyProcess&MasterRequestID=Order_{//OrderType}{//OrderNumber}
The specification of Master Request ID allows place holders for dynamic contents.
Syntactically, a place holder is an expression enclosed by by braces ("{" and "}").
Currently we allow either a meta parameter name preceded by a "$" (e.g {$CorrelationID}
),
or an MDW XPath expression (e.g. {//OrderNumber}
).
In the former case, the place holder will be replaced by the
meta parameter value passed down from the listeners.
In the latter case, the place holder will be replaced by
the value of applying the XPath expression to the external message.
Specification of the Master Request ID is not required. When it is not specified, the external event instance ID will be used as the master request ID for the process instance.
This built-in handler does not pass in any parameters to the process instance. If some variables need to be initialized from the external message, you can do so by configuring the start activity of the process. Configuration of the start activity is described with this link.
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.NotifyWaitingActivityEventHandler
can be used
to process messages that need to be delivered to existing process instances.
A process instance that is interested in waiting for external messages typically executes an event wait activity and must specify an event name, identifying the messages it waits for. The event handlers should take care of the tasks of mapping external messages to event names and inform the process instances waiting for them.
The built-in handler can be configured through the designer as to how to
map XML messages to event names, with the help of XPath expressions.
Its configuration in the designer has a syntax abbreviation of NOTIFY_PROCESS
,
and requires one argument, EventName
.
Besides static text, the values of event names may contain
place holders that will be replaced by dynamic contents.
The syntax and semantics of place holders are the same as for
MasterRequestID described above.
The following are some examples:
NOTIFY_PROCESS?EventName=MyProcess{$CorrelationID} NOTIFY_PROCESS?EventName=ServiceOrder{//OrderType}{//OrderNumber}The event handling mechanism of MDW also takes care of the situation when the messages arrive prior to the execution of event waiting activities.
Similarly, for informing existing process instances, it is oftentimes
sufficient that configure or subclass the built-in handler
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.NotifyWaitingActivityEventHandler
.
One common need for customization of starting process handler is to pass parameters (variable
bindings) to the process. This can be achieved by subclassing ProcessStartEventHandler
and override the method buildParameters
.
If the external message contains large data such as service orders, it is recommended
that you create documents in this method and pass only the document references
to the processes. The method createDocument
defined in the base class
can be used to create documents. See Java doc for
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ExternalEventHandlerBase
, which is the super class
for ProcessStartEventHandler
, for more details.
In case you need to define your own event handlers for starting or informing
processes, the best approach is probably to extend the class
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ExternalEventHandlerBase
instead of implementing com.centurylink.mdw.event.ExternalEventHandler
from scratch. This base class contains methods to start a process, to inform (wake)
process instances, to create a generic response message, to create a document, and so on,
to help implementing a handler. Please follow the hyper links above for the Javadoc.
When informing waiting process instances using ExternalEventHandlerBase.notifyProcesses()
,
the event manager behind the scene will record the event, check if there is
any process instances waiting for it, and resume them.
To invoke a service process and return a response synchronously,
the method to use is invokeServiceProcess()
.
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ListenerHelper
,
that extracts common code needed for implementing listeners.
The most important function the helper can do is to
determine an external event handler to handle an external message.
It does this by examining
the external event handlers configured in the Designer
and saves them as assets with .evth as an extension.
The listener helper then delegates the processing of
the message to the external event handler.
With this listener helper class, the implementation code for a listener is very minimal.
We describe here general requirement for writing listener classes, and the following subsections describe specific topic for each protocol.
Typically a listener class does very little by itself
and delegates the processing of external messages to
com.centurylink.mdw.listener.ListenerHelper
,
which processes
the messages in a non-protocol specific way.
The following code is extracted from the built-in external event listener
class, com.centurylink.mdw.listener.jms.ExternalEventListener
,
which is a good example for any other listener class delegating the work to ListenerHelper class.
... ListenerHelper helper = new ListenerHelper(); MapThe center of the code is to invokemetaInfo = new HashMap (); metaInfo.put(Listener.METAINFO_PROTOCOL, Listener.METAINFO_PROTOCOL_JMS); metaInfo.put(Listener.METAINFO_REQUEST_PATH, getQueueName()); metaInfo.put(Listener.METAINFO_SERVICE_CLASS, this.getClass().getName()); metaInfo.put(Listener.METAINFO_REQUEST_ID, message.getJMSMessageID()); metaInfo.put(Listener.METAINFO_CORRELATION_ID, message.getJMSCorrelationID()); if (message.getJMSReplyTo() != null) metaInfo.put("ReplyTo", message.getJMSReplyTo().toString()); resp = helper.processEvent(txt, metaInfo); ...
processEvent
method of ListenerHelper class. The listener itself only performs the
following tasks:
The processEvent method in ListenerHelper performs the following things:


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Blac Youngsta Is Unbothered On New Single "So What"
Blac Youngsta returns with another new track.
by Alex ZidelSo What
Blac Youngsta
Editor Rating: HOTTTTT
User Rating: make it stop - 0% (2)
One of the primary voices of Memphis hip-hop, Blac Youngsta is often looked over because of his outrageous social media antics. The man could have likely made it as a stand-up comedian, telling the most hilarious stories and generally just acting a fool online at all times. Instead of becoming a professional funnyman though, Blac Youngsta opted to pick up the microphone and be a recording artist. Despite his comical behavior, the 29-year-old often gets serious when he's rapping. Not much is different on his new single "So What."
Coming through with his latest record, Blac Youngsta is back with his first drop of the month. For the last two months, the heavy-hitter has been flooding the streets with music and we're hoping "So What" serves as a proper indication that a full-length project is on the way.
What do you think of this one?
Quotable Lyrics:
I got an attitude problem, so what
I pull down doors up, so what
I'm going to the top floor, so what
You gotta die one day, so what


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# Stylus [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/LearnBoost/stylus.png?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/LearnBoost/stylus)
Stylus is a revolutionary new language, providing an efficient, dynamic, and expressive way to generate CSS. Supporting both an indented syntax and regular CSS style.
## Installation
`bash
$ npm install stylus
`
### Example
``` border-radius()
-webkit-border-radius: arguments -moz-border-radius: arguments border-radius: arguments
- body a
- font: 12px/1.4 “Lucida Grande”, Arial, sans-serif background: black color: #ccc
- form input
- padding: 5px border: 1px solid border-radius: 5px
compiles to:
font: 12px/1.4 “Lucida Grande”, Arial, sans-serif; background: #000; color: #ccc;
} form input {
padding: 5px; border: 1px solid; -webkit-border-radius: 5px; -moz-border-radius: 5px; border-radius: 5px;
}¶
the following is equivalent to the indented version of Stylus source, using the CSS syntax instead:
``` border-radius() {
-webkit-border-radius: arguments -moz-border-radius: arguments border-radius: arguments
}
- body a {
- font: 12px/1.4 “Lucida Grande”, Arial, sans-serif; background: black; color: #ccc;
}
- form input {
- padding: 5px; border: 1px solid; border-radius: 5px;
}¶
### Features
Stylus has _many_ features. Detailed documentation links follow:
- [css syntax](docs/css-style.md) support
- [mixins](docs/mixins.md)
- [keyword arguments](docs/kwargs.md)
- [variables](docs/variables.md)
- [interpolation](docs/interpolation.md)
- arithmetic, logical, and equality [operators](docs/operators.md)
- [importing](docs/import.md) of other stylus sheets
- [introspection api](docs/introspection.md)
- type coercion
- [@extend](docs/extend.md)
- [conditionals](docs/conditionals.md)
- [iteration](docs/iteration.md)
- nested [selectors](docs/selectors.md)
- parent reference
- in-language [functions](docs/functions.md)
- [variable arguments](docs/vargs.md)
- built-in [functions](docs/bifs.md) (over 25)
- optional [image inlining](docs/functions.url.md)
- optional compression
- JavaScript [API](docs/js.md)
- extremely terse syntax
- stylus [executable](docs/executable.md)
- [error reporting](docs/error-reporting.md)
- single-line and multi-line [comments](docs/comments.md)
- css [literal](docs/literal.md)
- character [escaping](docs/escape.md)
- [@keyframes](docs/keyframes.md) support & expansion
- [@font-face](docs/font-face.md) support
- [@media](docs/media.md) support
- Connect [Middleware](docs/middleware.md)
- TextMate [bundle](docs/textmate.md)
- Coda/SubEtha Edit [Syntax mode](https://github.com/atljeremy/Stylus.mode)
- gedit [language-spec](docs/gedit.md)
- VIM [Syntax](https://github.com/wavded/vim-stylus)
- [Firebug extension](docs/firebug.md)
- heroku [web service](http://styl.heroku.com) for compiling stylus
- [style guide](https://github.com/lepture/ganam) parser and generator
- transparent vendor-specific function expansion
### Community modules
### Framework Support
- [Connect](docs/middleware.md)
- [Play! 2.0](https://github.com/patiencelabs/play-stylus)
- [Ruby On Rails](https://github.com/lucasmazza/ruby-stylus)
- [Meteor](http://docs.meteor.com/#stylus)
### CMS Support
- [DocPad](https://github.com/bevry/docpad)
- [Punch](https://github.com/laktek/punch-stylus-compiler)
### Screencasts
- [Stylus Intro](http://screenr.com/bNY)
- [CSS Syntax & Postfix Conditionals](http://screenr.com/A8v)
### Authors
- [TJ Holowaychuk (visionmedia)](http://github.com/visionmedia)
### More Information
- Language [comparisons](docs/compare.md)
## License
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2010 LearnBoost<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the ‘Software’), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
 IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.


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