A common criticism of Stanley Kubrick's work is that he is cold, calculated, unfeeling and detached. Most of these charges are unwarranted - he is not aloof but merely observing events as they unfold and doing so with an intellectually emotional distance while involving the audience. "Eyes Wide Shut," the late director's last work, is strangely more emotional and less distant than his last couple of films, and it is a return to the intimacy between people that he explored so masterfully in "Barry Lyndon."
The film opens with a shot of a woman, Alice Hartford (Nicole Kidman), entering a room and removing her black dress from a distance. The shot is so perfect and beautiful that it establishes Kubrick's theme immediately - we can observe sexuality but from a distance. As it turns out, Alice is married to Dr. Bill Hartford (Tom Cruise) and he will not acknowledge her presence or her looks by looking at her - his eyes are wide shut. She asks: "How do I look?" He responds: "You look fine" while adjusting his bow tie. She says: "You are not even looking."
A moment later, they are leaving their daughter with a babysitter as they go to a garish, ostentatious Christmas party given by their good friend, Victor Ziegler (Sydney Pollack). Bill ends up wooing two women at the party and coming very close to a threesome affair. Alice drinks and dances with a charming Hungarian playboy who seduces her with talk about "The Art of Love," galleries and paintings. Both are interrupted or prevent themselves from indulging in carnivorous sex. Bill is interrupted by Victor's secretary, and Alice excuses herself and insists that a wedding ring makes all the difference.
Bill and Alice arrive home, and she alarmingly senses that Bill may have slept with the two voluptuous beauties. Bill says he wouldn't and knows she would never commit adultery. Alice is angry and confesses that she came close to walking away from her future family life for a sailor. Bill leaves the house, confused and upset and engages in an evening of missed sexual opportunities - all the while he fantasizes Alice's supposed infatuation with a sailor.
"Eyes Wide Shut" may sound like any other sexual mystery potboiler but coming from Stanley Kubrick, you know it will not be. And it isn't at all, nor should it be erroneously considered soft-core pornography (similar charges pervaded Atom Egoyan's "Exotica"). It is about the allure of sex, the possibility of sexual encounter - in other words, this film is all foreplay and circumstance. Save for a masked orgy sequence, there are no sex scenes in Kubrick's latest odyssey. We are briefly shown a sexually charged and erotic scene where Alice and Bill are kissing and fondling each other while she stares at the mirror accompanied by Chris Isaak's great song, "Baby Did a Bad, Bad Thing." That's about as close to eroticism as the film gets.
It is indeed an odyssey - it is a journey into Bill's fears and insecurities about Alice's sexual fantasies. During two days and nights, he finds himself in one sexual encounter after another. From a sweet prostitute named Domino to the aforementioned masked orgy to a Lolita-like underage girl in bras and panties (Leelee Sobieski) to a dead patient's daughter who flirts with him to am excited hotel desk clerk to a homophobic gang, and so on. Meanwhile, we get black-and-white images of Alice's romp in the hay.
Based on Arthur Schnitzler's "Traumnovelle," "Eyes Wide Shut" is a fascinating film because it is so voyeuristic - it could easily have been helmed by a talented artist like Roman Polanski. In fact, there are correlations between this film and Polanski's superb "Bitter Moon" - the presentation of sex and its hidden pleasures to the protagonist as played by Hugh Grant mirror Bill's. There is also a strong similarity to the over-the-top yet frighteningly real "L'Enfer" by famed director Claude Chabrol which also dealt with jealousy and sexual frustration.
>From the opening frame to the last, I was completely mesmerized and involved by "Eyes Wide Shut." Every shot is beautifully realized, composed and brilliantly photographed. We see lots of brightly and dimly lit Christmas trees, references to what lies "where the rainbow ends," sexual mind games and deceit at every turn of events, nude paintings obscured by characters (echoes of "A Clockwork Orange"), slightly canted angles to delineate tension and perhaps frustration - everything in some form or another refers to sex in some way. Kubrick has never shown sex, and the less we see the more we are compelled by the dreamlike quality of the film's journey into the heart of darkness - the realization that jealousy in a marriage is inevitable and perhaps necessary.
"Eyes Wide Shut" also has a wonderful cast. Tom Cruise eschews his trademark boyish smile (except for the opening scenes) for long stares usually at a low angle (A Kubrick motif). His slow descent into anger is thrilling to watch, and one of his most quixotic moments of his career is when he confronts his friend Ziegler and discovers the true nature behind his own adventurous and nocturnal activities.
Nicole Kidman has become a first-rate actress, and her mood swings are something to behold. I also liked her laughing fit at Bill's remarks that he would not sleep with his patients - when was the last time that a character laughed at Tom Cruise? Her final moment of realization about their marriage is stunning - this woman should be nominated for an Oscar.
Also worth mentioning is Sydney Pollack's quietly decadent millionaire character Ziegler - he is more fierce and yet just as restrained as he was in "Tootsie" or "Husbands and Wives." Vinessa Shaw displays a sweetness and sexiness not often seen on the silver screen, and she plays a prostitute! Rade Serbedzija ("Before the Rain") has one of the sole moments of comic relief as the owner of the Rainbow, a costume shop, who asks the good doctor for advice about his balding spot. Todd Field is also engaging as the piano player Nick Nightingale who plays blindfolded at some musical events.
If I have one or two gripes about Kubrick's long, difficult and splendid film, it is the abrupt ending and the inclusion of a character that would have been better omitted or replaced by another actor. The ending is optimistic (a rarity in any of his films) but somehow feels rushed. Still, this is among the late master's finest films, preferable to the pretensions of "The Shining" or "Full Metal Jacket." "Eyes Wide Shut" easily stands among such giants as "A Clockwork Orange," "Paths of Glory" or "2001." It is a bizarre, strangely moving and enlightening film guaranteed to provoke as much controversy as any of his other works. Stanley, you may be gone, but we are glad you came back with one of the best films of your career.
IN MEMORIAM: STANLEY KUBRICK (1928-1999)
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Sam is surprised that she doesn't see any flashy light in this room, in fact there is barely any light at all. The only light source in this room is a very normal floor lamp that is very clearly positioned to shine its light on a small safe in the corner of the room. This safe doesn't look any more special than any other safe Sam has seen before. However, as she inspects it more, she discovers that the safe has several wires connected on the back and leading into the wall.
"Is this some sort of extra high-tech safe?" Sam thinks to herself, "I wonder what's inside."
{Try to Open the Safe} The power of curiosity is perhaps too great for Sam to resist. "What's the worst that could happen?" Sam thinks, as she looks at the keypad on the safe to try and figure out how to unlock this mysterious box.
{Return to Corridor} Perhaps out of guilt, or just plain laziness, Sam does not want to bother with the safe. She is proud of her well-maintained conscience- and the fact that she is able to persist with it has caused her to double down on that feeling.
{Results of Safe Puzzle}
{Successfully Opened Safe}
With enough attention to detail and will to chase the unknown, Sam successfully opens the safe. Hoping she could find a clue as to where she is or at least where is the exit to this house, Sam is yet again disappointed by the little slip that lays inside the metal safe having only a series of code that reads "25-5-12-12-15-23-9-19-11-5-25".
"What kind of code is this?'" Sam wonders to herself. "Well, it is in a safe, so it must be important."
Looking puzzled, Sam folds the slip and puts it inside her pocket. In disbelief that she's spent so much brain power to get a paper slip, Sam turns around, walking with a big sigh back towards the corridor.
{Failed to Open Safe}
To her great effort, Sam is still unable to open the safe. Maybe it's time for her to move on and, instead of trying to open a safe that might not even contain anything important, she could try and find the exit to this house.
Determined with her ultimate goal, Sam walks back towards the corridor as there's nothing else here that can help her get out of this bizarre house.


The NOAA Fisheries Integrated Toolbox (NOAA FIT) is an interdisciplinary, web-based portal of operational tools that can be used for a variety of applications, including stock assessment modeling, forecasting, and data preparation for fish and protected species, as well as economic and ecosystem modeling. This web portal facilitates easier sharing and comparison of analytical tools (including ensemble modeling, model averaging, model coupling, and shared visualization). The FIT hosts a variety of operational tools developed by NOAA scientists and programmers, as well as those developed in collaboration with, and exclusively by external developers.
Review the overall process in these slides and then contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to get started
NOAA has specific guidelines that cover the use of GitHub for version control . Tool designers can opt to use internal tools such as VLAB as well. Only NOAA affiliated personal will be able to directly push to an NOAA GitHub repository but the code is publicly available. Outside collaborators will be able to work separately and perform a pull-request to have their changes accepted.
All code needs to be under version control, locally and on a server. Basic information about version control and best practices for the toolbox are available through resources.
Inital authors of a tool fill out a meta-data form (contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>about their tool which includes, background informtation that can be made public on the tools landing page.
We will implement code review for toolbox tools - though existing software may be too long/complex to review line-by-line, changes will be reviewed. We also recommend you review your code proactively for common software features, including documentation, a test suite, the ability to receive and report issues, etc.. and remedy as many of them as you can during onboarding. Once that is complete, we will issue a Fisheries Toolbox best practices badge.
Each repository will have code statistics badges on the landing page that allows for easily iddentifying the repositories activity.
To ensure that tool authors and collaborators have acknowledgment on their tools, we recommend using code referencing such as zenodo.
Link to Tool: The tool receives a landing page and link on the toolbox website
Basic support level determined : Depending on the collaborators affiliations and development state of the tool, each tool recieves differeing levels of support from the NOAA National Modeling Team.
Standardized badges used in general software practices, such as those found on shields.io will be added to the code to help give users a sense of the structure and development stage of the code. Specialized badges developed by the Fisheries Integrated Toolbox team will also be applied.
Source code documentation should be written in concert with an auto-documentation generator. Use of a documentation generator such as Doxygen, ROxygen, Sphinx, or JSDocs forces a standard approach to in-line documentation as well as allowing an easily readable user-guide for collaborators that can be output to pdf or HTML. These guides can then be linked to from the tools main page and extended to include other information for users and developers.
Once a stable tool release is created, collaborators should include tutorials and examples that both inform users as well as can be used to ensure that released code works as expected.
Unit testing ensures that pieces of the code work as intenteded. Functional testing works to ensure that chunks of code work wotgether correctly.
A server based system for collaborators to automate testing during the push of new code ensures that new code additions will work with the underlying code.
Publishing tools and models with a specific version can be done various ways including through the Journal of Open Source Software.
Although listed last, if early in the development stage, creating an architecture that standardizes inputs and outputs to the tool with allow a simpler way for users and collaborators to interact with the tool in the future. This will enable outside collaborators to build API's or Front End User Interfaces more simply. We suggest when possible to opt for configuration files written in JSON to enable this.


An extension of 'animate.css' that allows user to easily add animations to any UI element in 'shiny' app using the elements id.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Imports: | shiny |
| Published: | 2018-07-28 |
| Author: | Swechhya Bista |
| Maintainer: | Swechhya Bista <swechhyabista at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/Swechhya/shinyanimate/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/Swechhya/shinyanimate |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | shinyanimate results |
| Reference manual: | shinyanimate.pdf |
| Package source: | shinyanimate_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: shinyanimate_0.2.0.zip, r-release: shinyanimate_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: shinyanimate_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: shinyanimate_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: shinyanimate_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | shinyanimate archive |
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#!/home/software/ruby-1.8.7/bin/ruby -w require 'RMagick' points = [145, 65, 174,151, 264,151, 192,205, 218,291, 145,240, 72,291, 98,205, 26,151, 116,151] pr = Magick::Draw.new # Define a clip-path. # The name of the clip-path is "example" pr.define_clip_path('example') { pr.polygon(*points) } # Enable the clip-path pr.push pr.clip_path('example') # Composite the Flower Hat image over # the background using the clip-path girl = Magick::ImageList.new girl.read("images/Flower_Hat.jpg") cols = rows = nil # Our final image is about 280 pixels wide, so here # we widen our picture to fit. The change_geometry # method will adjust the height proportionately. girl.change_geometry("280") do |c,r| pr.composite(0,0, c, r, girl) cols = c rows = r end pr.pop # Create a canvas to draw on, a bit bigger than the star. canvas = Magick::Image.new(cols, rows) star = Magick::Draw.new star.stroke('gray50') star.fill('gray50') points.map! {|p| p + 8} star.polygon(*points) star.draw(canvas) canvas = canvas.blur_image(0, 3) # Draw the star shadow over the background pr.draw(canvas) # Crop away all the solid white border pixels. crop = canvas.bounding_box canvas.crop!(crop.x, crop.y, crop.width, crop.height) canvas.write("clip_path.gif") exit


Class: 'NMR spectrum'
http://nmrML.org/nmrCV#NMR:1400183
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comment "tempdef: A frequency sorted array of the NMR signal frequency components. Nuclei with different resonance frequencies will show up as peaks at different corresponding frequencies in the spectrum, or 'lines'.
def: A NMR spectrum is a set of chemical shifts representing a chemical analysis.
synonym: NMR spectrum" (string)
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label "NMR spectrum" (string)
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Sometimes I would like to create a single picture with Tikz for later usage on Wikipedia or my Blog. This is my LaTeX Tikz template I use in such a situation:
The templates
latex-document.tex
\documentclass[varwidth=true, border=2pt]{standalone}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows,positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{tikzpicture}
% Your Codes should be here
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{document}
Standalone
Preview-Environment
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage[pdftex,active,tightpage]{preview}
\setlength\PreviewBorder{2mm}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{arrows,positioning}
\begin{document}
\begin{preview}
\begin{tikzpicture}
% Your Codes should be here
\end{tikzpicture}
\end{preview}
\end{document}
Makefile
SOURCE = latex-document.tex
DELAY = 80
DENSITY = 300
make:
pdflatex $(SOURCE).tex -output-format=pdf
make clean
clean:
rm -rf $(TARGET) *.class *.html *.log *.aux
animatedGif:
pdfcrop $(SOURCE).pdf
convert -verbose -delay $(DELAY) -loop 0 -density $(DENSITY) $(SOURCE)-crop.pdf $(SOURCE).gif
make clean
transparentGif:
convert $(SOURCE).pdf -transparent white result.gif
make clean
svg:
pdf2svg $(SOURCE).pdf $(SOURCE).svg
# Necessary, as pdf2svg does not always create valid svgs:
inkscape $(SOURCE).svg --export-plain-svg=$(SOURCE).svg
# Alternatively, only this one (produces worse results):
#inkscape $(SOURCE).pdf --export-plain-svg=$(SOURCE).svg
Requirements
- LaTeX (How to install the latest LaTeX Version)
- make
- Inkscape
- pdf2svg
Test if you meet these requirements
Make sure that you have a valid LaTeX installation. pdflatex --version
should output something like:
pdfTeX 3.1415926-2.3-1.40.12 (TeX Live 2011)
kpathsea version 6.0.1
Copyright 2011 Peter Breitenlohner (eTeX)/Han The Thanh (pdfTeX).
There is NO warranty. Redistribution of this software is
covered by the terms of both the pdfTeX copyright and
the Lesser GNU General Public License.
For more information about these matters, see the file
named COPYING and the pdfTeX source.
Primary author of pdfTeX: Peter Breitenlohner (eTeX)/Han The Thanh (pdfTeX).
Compiled with libpng 1.5.2; using libpng 1.5.2
Compiled with zlib 1.2.5; using zlib 1.2.5
Compiled with xpdf version 3.02pl5
Make sure you can execute Makefiles. make --version
should output something like this:
GNU Make 3.81
Copyright (C) 2006 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.
There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
This program built for i486-pc-linux-gnu
The command inkscape --version
should return:
Inkscape 0.47 r22583 (Apr 4 2010)
And pdf2svg --version
should return:
Usage: pdf2svg <in file.pdf> <out file.svg> [<page no>]
How to use it
You have to place the Makefile in the same folder as latex-document.tex. If you have done this and if you meet the requirements, you can execute:
make
: Generates a PDF file from latex-document.texmake svg
: Generates a SVG file from the generated PDF filemake transparentGif
: Generates a transparent Gif from the PDF filemake animatedGif
: If you have used multiple slides, this will create an animated Gif file. See How to visualize Graph algorithms with LaTeX for an example.
See also
- How to print Source Code with LaTeX
- Briefe mit LaTeX schreiben (A template for letters)
- Plotting function graphs with LaTeX


The intention of this project is to rationalize, interpret, and to find recommendations for transportation planning in the Boston Metropolitan Area. Using a combination of both MBTA service and U.S. Census data, this visualization shows where high demand for public transportation is not being met. With special consideration for equity, this visualization tool is able to explore issues of how public transportation service is lacking even in areas with very low car ownership, predominantly low income, or have age groups that are more likelihood of using transit.
While the original assignment was to use D3.js to create aesthetically pleasing data visualizations, we wanted to have some kind of social meaning behind the project. Thus, in order to frame the context and expose how visualizing this data is important, we used this tool to analyze and consider particular neighborhoods of interest within the Boston Metropolitan region that have strong demand for public transit but few options.
Frequency and hours of service were the primary metrics behind quality of transit service. Jarrett Walker, a transportation consultant and author of Human Transit, writes that “frequency is freedom.” When transit comes frequently enough, it allows for passenger’s lives to not be forced to revolve around the occasional passage of a train or bus. Span of service the bus or train operates is also of key importance. Especially in low income areas, the number of transit trips occurring during the off-peak may be higher for non-commute needs and also to access jobs that do not occur during the traditional 9-5 work day.
The visualization features maps showing demographic information by Census Block Group, frequency of service, congestion/passenger volumes. By clicking on a Census Block Group, bar charts showing specific details about the geography will appear under the map.
Check out the visualization here.


parseOnLoad:true, async: true, auto-require unit test
This page tests that:
- parseOnLoad: true parses the page on load
- auto-require of modules
- the parse happens before the ready() callback happens, including loading of auto-required modules
See console for test results.


ES6 core features
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ways of declaring variables
arrow functions: lexical variables
array:new features
spread operator
VS
rest parameter
promise: three states


Like web development, database, currently studying cloud computing (Services provided by AWS), Also studying Block chain I like to be useful to the community, always like to be Part of change when it’s for good, believe in helping each other and being kind.


public class OcrDecode
extends java.lang.Object
I did implement all four user stories.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static java.lang.String |
decode(java.lang.String[] scanLine)
scanLine is assumed to be an array of three strings, each consisting of the same number of characters.
|
static boolean |
isAccountNumberValid(java.lang.String candidate)
To validate that the decoded account numbers are in fact valid account numbers, a checksum has to be
calculated.
|
static java.lang.String |
markErrOrIll(java.lang.String candidate)
If an account number is not valid, the caller might want to know if the decoded result
has a bad checksum (ERR), or if there are unrecognizable digits in the raw scan result.
|
static java.lang.String |
tryRecoverErrOrIll(java.lang.String[] scanLine,
java.lang.String actualResult)
This routine brings the functionality of findAlternatives(), recoverError() and recoverUnreadable much closer
together and creates a cohesive ensemble of the functionality.
|
public static java.lang.String decode(java.lang.String[] scanLine)
scanLine
- an array of stringspublic static boolean isAccountNumberValid(java.lang.String candidate)
1 From left to right go through the decode result (i.e.: the account number candidate). 2 Multiply the leftmost digits value by 9, the next by 8 and so on down to the last digit, which can simply be added (i.e. it is only multiplied by 1). 3 Sum all multiplication results up. 4 The account number is valid if divisible by 11, and not valid in any other case.
candidate
- the account number string under testpublic static java.lang.String markErrOrIll(java.lang.String candidate)
This function marks a given candidate decoded digits string as ERR or ILL, depending on checksum result and/or illegal (unreadable) characters in decoded digits string.
candidate
- is the candidate digits stringpublic static java.lang.String tryRecoverErrOrIll(java.lang.String[] scanLine, java.lang.String actualResult)
scanLine
- the scan line with bad checksum and/or at least one illegal symbolactualResult
- the currently known decoded digits, may contain the '?' for unreadable or illegal symbols


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graphql-http
Simple, pluggable, zero-dependency, GraphQL over HTTP spec compliant server, client and audit suite.
💡 Tip: Save this website and use it as a portable offline compliance checker.
Simple, pluggable, zero-dependency, GraphQL over HTTP spec compliant server, client and audit suite.
💡 Tip: Save this website and use it as a portable offline compliance checker.


Hello everyone and welcome to my website. I will be using this as a playground to learn HTML, CSS and Javascript while also using it as a blog for my other programming endeavors. Other languages that I work with on the side are C# and Ruby while also learning popular frameworks such as React and Ruby on Rails. As a hobby I've also been learning how to use unity for game development which has lead to some other interests such as pixel art and animation. Please check back often, I will be using this as a virtual whiteboard.


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GPL-16 Schedule
15th sepetember - 30th sepetember
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This choropleth map shows that Oregon has a proportionally low Black population throughout the entire state. The largest percentage of any census track is ~16% and occurs in the northwest/central area where Portland is located. This makes sense as many cities have larger minority populations. Oregon has a 3% Black population, so it would make sense that the Black population has proportionally low numbers throughout the state.
This point map shows that the spatial distribution of single mother households shows larger numbers in the southern and western portions of the state. This distribution makes sense because Las Vegas is located in Clark county (southern county) and has a large population. The western portion of the state contains Reno and Carson City, which are also two larger cities. Because the numbers used for this map were raw numbers, it would make sense that the cities with larger populations have larger numbers of single mother households. The central counties of Nevada have a pretty even spread, with larger counties having larger numbers of single mother households. This also makes sense as larger counties most likely have more people, and therefore more single mothers.
This isarithmic map was created by Dr. Caglar Koylu to display the yearly total precipitation in Iowa. It can be seen that the northeastern portion of the state recieved the most precipitation, with decreasing amounts towards the southwestern portion of the state. There seems to be a concise decline in precipitation amounts moving from the northeast to the southwest.
This bivariate map shows the proportion of the population that is married with children compared to the proportion of the population that rents. Upon first review, there does not seem to be a clear spatial pattern when it comes to percent married with children and percent renters. It does appear that the northeastern part of Nevada has a high percent married with children as well as a high percent renters. The lowest values for both percent married and percent renters appear in the central-western portion of the state. Overall, there seems to be a mix when it comes to the combination of married families with children and renters in Nevada. It is challenging to identify the relationship without further variable analysis, such as the socioeconomic status of counties and the types of housing units offered per county.
This small multiples map shows four different variables byt county from the 2010-2019 Minnesota census. The four variables depicted in this collection of maps are percent of the population under five years old, percent of the population sixty-two years and older, percent of population that identifies as Hispanic/Latino, and percent of households that are families with husband and wife.
This project shows the relationship between the wind speeds of the 2020 derecho and the 2020 crop yields in Iowa. The monetary net gain/loss per impacted county are also shown to assist in the understanding of how natural disasters can threaten agriculture and economy.


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Mystery of The French Thousands Separator A detective story involving a failing unit test. A test that passes the build, but fails on my machine. And how the Unicode Consortium is at the center of it all.
The End of Integration Testing: If You've Passed All the Tests ... -- Visual Studio Magazine Really, you only need to do two kinds of testing: Unit testing (to make sure that your individual components work) and end-to-end testing (to make sure your application works). Anything else is just a waste of your time.
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September 20th, 2019
Speech, speaking, speaker: these were few of the words that excited me the most since the 5th grade. I was taking pictures and videos for my school’s graduating class during my freshman year, and I was amazed by people speaking so confidently during the commencement. Right from the day I saw those speeches, I wanted to be a graduation speaker and speak at my commencement in my senior year. It would be really strange if an English Language Learner (ELL) student told about his dream about talking in front of five thousand people; people would laugh about it. Luckily, I was always a good speaker from childhood, but my speaking skills became a thousand times better because of Advanced Speech class during my second semester. If I am able to talk so confidently in front of many people, the majority of the credit goes to my teacher and my peers from my Advanced speech. I decided to explain four reasons why everyone should take a speech class during their high school and college.
It boosts your confidence. I always enjoyed talking in front of people but I never imagined myself talking in front of five thousand people. If I was that confident in speaking during those events, it was just because of my speech class.
You can always learn something. I was always super excited to go to my speech class everyday. I always got a chance to learn something about a hand gesture or body movement or anything. Watching others’ speeches was always the best part because I learned something new from every single speech.
Writing a speech is an art. Writing a speech was always a hard task for me. Especially when I used to write persuasive speeches, I would always mess up the writing structure. I got to learn a lot about writing speeches and how everything will impact the audience.
Class gives you a lot practice. When we are in a standard English class, we usually have one speech or usually. But if you are in a speech class, you will at least give five to six speeches in a semester, and you will receive a lot of practice.
Advanced speech gave me so many memories and taught me many skills that improved my public speaking skills. I have transformed from an average speaker to a graduation speaker. I just didn’t learn how to speak, but I also met so many great people in that class. Thank you to my Advanced speech teacher for making that class a great memory in my life. If you ever get a chance to take a speech class, don’t hesitate to do it.


THE MEANS TO SETTLE
The Means to Settle is an exhibition of site responsive works exploring concepts of ephemerality and ‘other spaces’. Artists intervene through time-based media, performance and installation for a one night only event.
The Frank Kitts car-park - a space of transience, a signifier holding history of occupation, settlement, physical-planning and capital in Wellington’s cbd. The Wilson’s operated car park holds function to the pursuit of corporate clients engaging in their daily commute, alongside a regular weekly market aimed at supporting local businesses in craft, art and design. Interjecting amongst the network of co-facilitation Wilson’s has so keenly aspired to endorse, The Means to Settle, brings forth further response from a Fine Arts perspective.
The artists have re-imagined the Wilson’s-operated commercial space, emulating its sum and substance into new narratives, reflecting on its transient, corporate, and industrial nature. An intervention and obstruction of space that aims to bring new life into the site, whilst also investigating its current state and history.
The group’s practices vary between multiple time based disciplines. These vary from narrative based and abstracted video, sound based work, spatial and sculptural installation, as well as some performative elements. Aspects of personal narrative, as well as greater themes such as time, space and place, are reflected through collaborative intervention of the site.
This exhibiton is curated by Massey University students as part of the College of Creative Arts. Thank you to our lecturers Rachel Rakena and Simon Morris for your contributions.
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Opening Night — October 10th 8pm
Frank Kitts Carpark — Map
THE MEANS TO SETTLE


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I've been playing around with the Intel Galileo with the intention of controlling electronics via my phone.
The Galileo is an Arduino that runs off of a special Linux distro, kind of like the Arduino Yún — but not exactly. So you can have the Galileo run a web server and visit it from your laptop web browser. Via the embedded web server, you can then control the pins on the Arduino (e.g. to turn LEDs on and off, spin motors, or gather sensor data).
A basic 'hello world' prototype should have been a relatively simple thing to cobble together with existing Arduino sketches but two things tripped me up:
If you've done Arduino programming on a Mac before, you probably have it ingrained in your head to choose /dev/tty.usbmodemXXXXXX from the Tools > Serial Port drop down.
However, if you're using the Galileo, it uses /dev/cu.usbmodem not /dev/tty.usbmodem.
So if you're wondering why your sketch is taking so long to upload to the board, or why you're beach balling while trying to update the Galileo firmware, double check that cu.usbmodem is selected.
If you're wondering if your computer is detecting the Galileo at all (for example, when you don't see any usbmodem devices listed under Tools > Serial Port), open up OS X's System Information.
Use Spotlight to open System Information. Or from the top Mac menu, choose Apple icon > About this Mac. Click More info. Click System Report. Then choose Hardware > USB.
If your computer sees the Galileo, an item called Gadget Serial will show up.
Note: Unlike Window's Device Manager, this panel does not automatically refresh when devices get plugged in or unplugged so use Cmd+R to periodically refresh the list.
The next hurdle I hit was an inability of my Gailieo to connect to my home's wifi network.
I could see it using the File > Examples > WiFi > ScanNetworks sketch:
But I just couldn't connect to it using the File > Examples > WiFi > ConnectWithWPA sketch:
I guessed that my connection issue was due to my home network using WPA2 but a comment in the example code made it sound like it should be okay:
// Connect to WPA/WPA2 network: status = WiFi.begin(ssid, pass);
At this point, it was late so I went to bed. Today, with fresh eyes, I set up a guest wifi account with my Airport router and used WPA/WPA2:
So now, if my laptop is on the same wifi network, I can visit http://<IP_ADDRESS>/ and control the on-board LED via my browser!
Light turns on. Light turns off. Light turns...
- Pearl


Module ur5_moveit
This file contain Ur5Moveit class to control bot and rviz planning scene.
Functions
define_joint_angle_list(shoulder_pan_joint, shoulder_lift_joint, elbow_joint, wrist_1_joint, wrist_2_joint, wrist_3_joint) : This function takes float values for each joint and returns a list. :param shoulder_pan_joint: shoulder pan joint angle :param shoulder_lift_joint: shoulder lift join angle :param elbow_joint: elbow joint angle :param wrist_1_joint: wrist 1 joint angle :param wrist_2_joint: wrist 2 joint angle :param wrist_3_joint: wrist 3 joint angle :return: list of all joint angles
define_pose(x, y, z) : This function define geometry_msgs.msg.Pose() from giving coordinates. :param x: x coordinate :param y: y coordinate :param z: z coordinate :return: ur5_pose of type geometry_msgs.msg.Pose() containing x,y,z coordinate.
get_item_details(item) : This function finds packgen details using item :param item: item is a string containing packgen content type :return: it returns dict of details of packgen.
Classes
Ur5Moveit This class enables bot and rviz connection, and setup the configuration of ur5 bot. Select bot name, planning group ,etc.
Ancestors (in MRO)
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ur5_moveit.Ur5Moveit
Instance variables
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box_name
group
is_conver_active
Methods
-------
__init__(self, robot_name)
Constructor
:param robot_name: name of bot which you want to control.
add_box(self, x, y, z, b_name)
This function adds a box in rviz planning scene.
:param x: x coordinate of box
:param y: y coordinate of box
:param z: z coordinate of box
:param b_name: name to be given to the box in planning scene
:return: boolean
attach_box(self, b_name, timeout=4)
This function attach to box with vacuum gripper in rviz planning scene to avoid collision
:param b_name:box name which needs to be attached.
:param timeout: time period
:return: boolean
clear_octomap(self)
detach_box(self, b_name, timeout=4)
This function detach to box from vacuum gripper in rviz planning scene to avoid collision
:param b_name:box name which needs to be detached.
:param timeout: time period
:return: boolean
ee_cartesian_translation(self, trans_x, trans_y, trans_z)
This function helps in translating bot in x,y,z direction using cartesian coordinate system.
:param trans_x: Displacement in x direction.
:param trans_y: Displacement in y direction.
:param trans_z: Displacement in z direction.
go_to_pose(self, arg_pose)
This function plans path to a pose and move ur5 to that pose.
:param arg_pose: pose of desired location of type geometry_msgs.msg.Pose()
:return: boolean
hard_go_to_pose(self, arg_pose, arg_max_attempts)
This function calls go_to_pose() function multiple time until it succeed or reaches maximum attempt limit.
:param arg_pose: pose of desired location of type geometry_msgs.msg.Pose()
:param arg_max_attempts: maximum attempts for calling go_to_pose()
:return: boolean
hard_set_joint_angles(self, arg_list_joint_angles, arg_max_attempts)
This function calls set_joint_angles() multiple times until it succeed or reaches maximum attempt limit
:param arg_list_joint_angles: list of all joint angles
:param arg_max_attempts: maximum attempt
:return: boolean
remove_box(self, b_name, timeout=4)
This function removes box form rviz planning scene.
:param timeout: time period
:param b_name: name of box which need to be removed from planning scene
:return: boolean
set_joint_angles(self, arg_list_joint_angles)
This function sets angle of each joint of ur5 to reach a specific position.
:param arg_list_joint_angles: list of joints
:return: boolean
trigger_converbelt(self, value)
this function sets belt speed using ros service
:param value: value of speed.
:return: null
wait_for_state_update(self, box_is_known=False, box_is_attached=False, box_name='box', timeout=4)
Check status of box in rviz
:param timeout: time period
:param box_is_known: State of box
:param box_is_attached: State of box
:param box_name: Name of box in rviz
:return: boolean


Research
Science
In the past, I have worked to build predictive models of protein evolution. I was particularly interested in the way protein structure constrains and determines evolution, the evolution and epidemiology of viruses, the way evolution and epidemiology are connected, the tools and models that are used to study evolution, and how large datasets can be used to forecast the emergence and evolution of viruses. When time allows, I try to continue to work in this field.
Here is a word cloud generated from the text of my publications. I think it does a good job outlining what I worked on during graduate school, postdoc, and medical school.
Software
In addition to my scientific research interests, I am interested in scientific computing, open science, and computational statistics. I know and program in Python, R, Bash, and C++ as well as some intermittent Mathematica, Matlab, and Tcl/Tk. In addition, the Wilke lab maintains a public git repository of the one-off tools we’ve produced for various projects.
https://github.com/clauswilke/WilkeLabProteinEvolutionToolbox.
If there is any piece of software that seems related to what we do but is not in the repository I may have it laying around or it may be in a github repository for one of our papers.
Current Research
Currently I’m a medical resident. I try to be as involved as I can be with research. My current interests revolve around chronic disease management and care in indigent populations.
Past Research in the Wilke Lab
Time dependence of evolutionary metrics during an emerging influenza virus outbreak
For example, here is a plot of the molecular clock rate versus time. It shows the molecular clock rate of the hemagglutinin protein during the first 25 months of the 2009 pandemic flu outbreak. This work appeared in the journal Virus Evolution.
Molecular clock rate computed by BEAST for pH1 hemagglutinin and pN1 neuraminidase from the pH1N1 outbreak. In panel A, we show the molecular clock rate over time for pH1, and in panel B we show the molecular clock rate over time for pN1. The error bars represent the HPD 95% of the mean, as reported by BEAST. The plot shows a four-fold decline in the substitution rate estimates from single month of data to 25 months of aggregated data. Further, the molecular clock HPD 95% for the first 2 months of data, for both pH1 and pN1, does not overlap the final clock rate, indicating that these early estimates are in no way representative of the long-term estimates.Predicting viral evolution
By combining techniques from bioinformatics, statistical mechanics, biochemistry, molecular biology, and genetics it may be possible to predict the path of viral escape from host challenges. To accomplish this we can narrow the field of possible mutations with evolutionary intuition and bioinformatics, build a data set for training an in silico evolutionary algorithm, and test our resulting predictions experimentally.
Our first foray into the field is to use steered molecular dynamics to pull apart the two proteins in a complex several dozens times and calculate the force that was required to successful separate the complex.
The curve is generated with an anchored receptor and a force applied to the viral spike protein in our test system. The plot shows the average interpolated force over the replicas with p-value for difference in maximum force in the bottom left. This work combines folks from Wilke, Ellington, and Sawyer lab. This article has been published in PeerJ and is available here.
Biophysical constraints on protein coding sequence evolution
On a whole genome scale, a direct correlation between relative solvent accessibility (RSA) of sites (amino acids) in proteins and the rate of evolution (measured as rate of non-synonymous versus synonymous substitutions) at that site was established previously here, providing a reasonable model for (relatively) neutral mutations.
Fitting the rate versus RSA curve one can find sites that differ significantly from neutrality, then, compare the predictions to the current state-of-the-art methods for functional predictions. Results from this work was published in two separate articles appearing here in Molecular Biology and Evolution and here in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B.
Past Research in the Barrick Lab
Population evolutionary simulator
Written in C++, bpopsim, has the ability to output several useful statistics regarding organismal evolution. It may be reasonable to compare this to something like the relative frequency of simultaneously sweeping mutations in a laboratory evolution experiment.
Below are some preliminary results from my test runs with bpopsim. The genotype frequencies plot was assembled and plotted in R.
Past Research in the Sutton Lab
My master’s work, in structural biology, was completed in the lab of Dr. Bryan Sutton at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center in Lubbock, TX. I crystallized several novel constructs of the human proteins Synaptotagmin-1 and Dysferlin; I also used fluorescence spectroscopy to measure the potential for calcium binding of each domain in the proteins.


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import RMDL
if __name__ == "__main__":
WOS.download_and_extract()
fname = "./Data_WOS/WebOfScience/WOS11967/X.txt"
fnamek = "./Data_WOS/WebOfScience/WOS11967/Y.txt"
with open(fname, encoding="utf-8") as f:
content = f.readlines()
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import src.RMDL_Text as RMDL
if __name__ == "__main__":
path_WOS = WOS.download_and_extract()
fname = os.path.join(path_WOS,"WebOfScience/WOS11967/X.txt")
fnamek = os.path.join(path_WOS,"WebOfScience/WOS11967/Y.txt")
with open(fname, encoding="utf-8") as f:
content = f.readlines()
content = [txt.text_cleaner(x) for x in content]
with open(fnamek) as fk:


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In a very disappointing game, the Yeltz threw away three points in a crucial relegation battle at Welling .
We took the lead early on when Jason took advantage of some hesitant defending to nip in and lob the keeper. The play from both teams was pretty scrappy, but we looked the better team and quite comfortable. However once they'd equalised after half-time, they basically over-ran us and gained a deserved victory over a pretty poor team to be honest.
The other results weren't too bad, with Grantham and Hednesford losing. However, with Hastings winning we've dropped another place to 20th and are in deep trouble.
This all means next Saturday's game at home to Grantham is an absolutely must win game if we are going to avoid the drop. However, before that we've got the League Cup Final First Leg at The Grove on Tuesday against Crawley to distract us from more concerning matters.
Welling United: Knight; Burgess, O'Shea, Hone, Edwards (Hogg 68), Farley, Riviere, Watts, Abbott, Booth (Jones 88), Aboagye. Unused Subs: Sodje, Virgo, Standen
Halesowen Town: Clarke; Colwell, Hines, Bauress, Collins, Stone, Williams, Ashby (Danks 71), Blackwood, Gibson, Trainer. Unused Subs: Smith, Spencer, Leadbeater, Hateley.
Referee: S. Choate Attendance: 548
Halesowen slipped to third from bottom after throwing away a promising half-time lead at Welling.
Tim Clarke collected Gary Abbott's 2nd minute shot as the striker fell to the ground but Halesowen won the first corner on 6 minutes with Russell Edwards clearing the kick from Lee Williams.
Halesowen then took a 9th minute lead when Mark Hone missed heading away a long clearance allowing Jason ASHBY to nip in and chip goalkeeper Glen Knight from 10 yards. Gary Bauress then suffered a head injury requiring stitches but battled on bravely with a bandage and Phil Trainer played a neat one-two for Michael Blackwood to strike wide of the post on 14 minutes. Clarke beat out Welling's first corner on 15 minutes but Halesowen were well on top and an 18th minute cross from Blackwood was met on the volley by Williams with Knight on hand to save. Blackwood then robbed Tim O'Shea in his own area but screwed his 5-yard shot wide in the 20th minute and three minutes later Knight beat away an 18-yard curling effort from Neil Gibson for a corner with the Wings flapping under sustained pressure.
The second-half proved a different story with Welling playing more positively. Clarke failed to gather a 50th minute cross but Les Hines turned the ball away for a corner. Bauress headed the resulting corner from John Farley off his goal-line following a back-header at the near post. There was more than a hint of fortune about Welling's leveller on 56 minutes when a 25-yard shot from Ray ABOAGYE took a cruel deflection to land in the corner of Clarke's net and a minute later an Abbott strike landed inches over Clarke's bar.
Ashby curled a 62nd minute effort at Knight and Blackwood weaved through to shoot wide but Welling went on to gain the upper hand and cruised to victory with two late goals. In the 73rd minute ABBOTT stole in behind the Halesowen defence to head home Anthony Hogg's long free-kick at the far post. Hogg then struck the side-netting before Paul BOOTH beat the offside-trap and outpaced Bauress down the centre to hit past Clarke from 15-yards in the 77th minute. With their precious points lost in a poor second-half performance Halesowen could only play out the remaining minutes with Blackwood hitting an 86th minute shot to earn a corner.


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their stored name, like origin
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Clients Must register for MPLS operations e.g. Incoming Label Map operations. Once registered, a client Must reserve an MPLS label (dynamic allocation) before using it as an incoming label map. Labels are reserved in blocks through the block reservation operations.
This file also defines RPC calls for adding, deleting, updating, and querying incoming label map entries (see RFC 3031)
Incoming Label Map (ILM): A mapping from incoming labels to corresponding NHLFEs. It is used when forwarding packets that arrive as labeled packets.
Next Hop Forwarding Entry (NHLE): An entry containing next-hop information and label manipulation instructions. This is also referred to as the ILM Path.
| rpc SLMplsOper::SLMplsIlmOpStream |
( |
stream |
SLMplsIlmMsg | ) |
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SLMplsLabelBlockMsg.Oper = SL_OBJOP_ADD. Add a contiguous label block. Add request may fail if the full block cannot be allocated.
SLMplsLabelBlockMsg.Oper = SL_OBJOP_DELETE. Delete a contiguous label block. Delete request may fail if the block is in use or the keys don't match the keys used on add.
SLMplsRegMsg.Oper = SL_REGOP_REGISTER. Global MPLS registration. A client Must Register BEFORE MPLS objects can be added/modified.
SLMplsRegMsg.Oper = SL_REGOP_UNREGISTER. Global MPLS un-registration. This call is used to end all MPLS notifications and unregister any interest in MPLS object configuration. This call cleans up all MPLS objects previously requested.
SLMplsRegMsg.Oper = SL_REGOP_EOF. MPLS End Of File. After Registration, the client is expected to send an EOF message to convey the end of replay of the client's known objects. This is especially useful under certain restart scenarios when the client and the server are trying to synchronize their MPLS objects.
| message SLMplsLabelBlockKey |
This message is used to relay the label block key attributes.
See definition of SlMplsLabelBlockType for valid values. If none specified, defaults to SL_MPLS_LABEL_BLOCK_TYPE_SRGB.
| string SLMplsLabelBlockKey::ClientName = 4 |
through CLI. Client name is ignored if BlockType is not SL_MPLS_LABEL_BLOCK_TYPE_CBF.
| uint32 SLMplsLabelBlockKey::LabelBlockSize = 2 |
Block size should be <= SLServerResponse.MaxLabelsPerBlock
| message SLMplsLabelBlockMsg |
This message is used to send a batch of label block requests. The Oper attributes indicates add or delete operations.
List size should be <= SLServerResponse.MaxLabelBlocksPerRequest
| message SLMplsLabelBlockMsgRes |
This message is used to convey the result status corresponding to the label block operation.
| message SLMplsLabelBlockMsgRsp |
This message is used to convey a summary status for the batch operation. If there are errors encountered, the Results field would indicate which label block reservation failed.
- SL_SUCCESS: signifies that the entire bulk operation was successful. In this case, the Results list is empty.
- SL_SOME_ERR: signifies that the operation failed for one or more entries. In this case, Results holds the result for each individual entry in the bulk.
- SL_RPC_XXX: signifies that the entire bulk operation failed. In this case, the Results list is empty.
| message SLMplsLabelBlockGetMsg |
Attributes |
| SLMplsLabelBlockKey | Key = 1 |
| | MPLS Label Block key. More...
|
| |
|
uint32 | EntriesCount = 2 |
| | Number of entries requested.
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| |
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bool | GetNext = 3 |
| | if GetNext is FALSE: request up to 'EntriesCount' entries starting from the key If GetNext is TRUE, or if the key exact match is not found: request up to 'EntriesCount' entries starting from the key's next
|
| |
If the Key is not specified, then request up to the first 'EntriesCount' entries.
| message SLMplsLabelBlockGetMsgRsp |
if ErrStatus is SL_SUCCESS, Entries contains the info requested
| bool SLMplsLabelBlockGetMsgRsp::Eof = 1 |
When set to True, it indicates that the server has returned M, where M < N, of the original N requested Entries.
Attributes |
| uint32 | PurgeIntervalSeconds = 1 |
| | In case the Service Layer -> LSD connection is lost, this specifies the timeout period after which LSD will automatically purge the installed ILMs, unless the service layer: More...
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| |
| uint32 SlMplsReg::PurgeIntervalSeconds = 1 |
- Sends MPLS Registration message
- Replays all label blocks and ILMs
- and sends MPLS EOF message Similarly, in the event of an RP Switchover the ILMs must be replayed within the purge interval. Purge timer is ignored for all registration messages except for SL_REGOP_REGISTER
This message is used for MPLS global registration. Clients must register before using any MPLS service.
This message is used to convey the result of the MPLS registration.
This message is used to query MPLS global capabilities.
This message is used to convey the response to the global capabilities query.
| uint32 SLMplsGetMsgRsp::LabelTableSize = 5 |
MplsLabelBlockKey.StartLabel <= LabelTableSize
| uint32 SLMplsGetMsgRsp::MinStartLabel = 4 |
MplsLabelBlockKey.StartLabel >= MinStartLabel
| message SLMplsGetStatsMsgRsp |
This message is used to convey the response to the MPLS statistics query.
This message holds the ILM path attributes.
The label action dictates what to do with the incoming label. Possible actions are:
- SL_LABEL_ACTION_SWAP: SWAP the incoming label with the specified LabelStack (see below), and forward the packet. Path attributes: NexthopInterface, VrfName, NexthopAddress.
- SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_FORWARD: Pop the label, and forward the packet to the specified nexthop. Path attributes: NexthopInterface, VrfName, NexthopAddress.
- SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_LOOKUP: Pop the label, and lookup the packet's next header's address in the specified VrfName. Path attributes: VrfName.
| repeated uint32 SLMplsPath::LabelStack = 8 |
Stack of labels that is pushed when the packet is switched out. Label size is LSB 20 bits. Forwarding will set EXP, TTL and BOS. For primary path, typically only 1 label is used. For backup paths, more than 1 label can be used. If more than one label is used, remote backup addresses must be specified. The maximum number of labels pushed for primary and backup are platform dependent.
| uint32 SLMplsPath::PathId = 6 |
Path-id is used to uniquely identify a path when it comes to protection (Fast Re-Route - FRR). It is not used otherwise.
In general, for FRR, There are 3 main path attributes:
- Primary. The path is the main path to carry traffic.
- Protected. A primary path with a configured backup path.
- Backup. The path is protecting a primary path.
NOTE1: a primary path (A) can be simultaneously protected (by B), and acting as a backup for another path (C). In this example, the primary path C is protected by A (which happens to be primary). So the primary path (A) is Primary, Protected, and Backup.
The following are various path types based on combinations of attributes:
- Pure Primary i.e. Not Protected and is not a Backup. => PathId is optional. ProtectedPathBitmap = 0x0
- Primary and Protected. Path is not a Backup. => PathId is mandatory. ProtectedPathBitmap = 0x0
- Primary and Not Protected. Path is also a Backup. => PathId is mandatory. ProtectedPathBitmap = 0xYYYY
- Primary and Protected. Path is also a Backup. => PathId is mandatory. ProtectedPathBitmap = 0xYYYY
- Pure Backup. Protection is not allowed for backup paths. => PathId is mandatory. ProtectedPathBitmap = 0xYYYY
NOTE2: Pure backup path-id uses a different range than primary path-ids. The valid range of primary path IDs, and pure backup path IDS are platform dependent and can be retrieved through the client init message.
| repeated uint64 SLMplsPath::ProtectedPathBitmap = 7 |
The bitmap of paths this Backup path is protecting. Example: If this path is protecting paths with IDs 4, 5 and 6, then set bitmap to: 0x38 ==> 0011 1000 || |– path 4 ||– path 5 |– path 6 (1 << (pathId_1 - 1)) | (1 << (pathId_2 - 1)) | (1 << (pathId_3 - 1))
This field is used for backup MPLS path with more than one label, Typically associated with the PQ routers and remote Loop Free Alternatives. For N+1 backup labels, N remote backup addresses must be specified.
This message defines the Incoming Label Map key attributes.
Attributes |
| oneof | value |
| |
|
bool | DefaultElspPath = 2 |
| | Flag to indicate that this is also an E-LSP entry and all paths will be using this default path.
|
| |
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uint32 | ForwardingClass = 3 |
| | forwarding class with valid range <0-7>
|
| |
This messages defines an ILM entry.
This message is used to send a batch of ILM entries.
| uint64 SLMplsIlmMsg::Correlator = 2 |
This can be used to correlate replies with requests. The Server simply reflects this field back in the reply.
This message is used to convey the result of the ILM entry operation.
This message is used to convey the result of the ILM batch operation.
| uint64 SLMplsIlmMsgRsp::Correlator = 1 |
This can be used to correlate replies with requests. The Server simply reflects this field back in the reply.
- SL_SUCCESS: signifies that the entire bulk operation was successful. In this case, the Results list is empty.
- SL_SOME_ERR: signifies that the operation failed for one or more entries. In this case, Results holds the result for each individual entry in the bulk.
- SL_RPC_XXX: signifies that the entire bulk operation failed. In this case, the Results list is empty.
Attributes |
| uint64 | Correlator = 1 |
| | Correlator. More...
|
| |
| SLMplsIlmKey | Key = 2 |
| | MPLS ILM key. More...
|
| |
|
uint32 | EntriesCount = 3 |
| | Number of entries requested.
|
| |
|
bool | GetNext = 4 |
| | if GetNext is FALSE: request up to 'EntriesCount' entries starting from the key If GetNext is TRUE, or if the key exact match is not found: request up to 'EntriesCount' entries starting from the key's next
|
| |
| uint64 SLMplsIlmGetMsg::Correlator = 1 |
This can be used to correlate replies with requests. The Server simply reflects this field back in the reply.
If the Key is not specified, then request up to the first 'EntriesCount' entries.
| message SLMplsIlmGetMsgRsp |
| uint64 SLMplsIlmGetMsgRsp::Correlator = 1 |
This can be used to correlate replies with requests. The Server simply reflects this field back in the reply.
if ErrStatus is SL_SUCCESS, Entries contains the info requested
| bool SLMplsIlmGetMsgRsp::Eof = 2 |
When set to True, it indicates that the server has returned M, where M < N, of the original N requested Entries.
| Enumerator |
|---|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_RESERVED |
Reserved. 0x0.
|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_SWAP |
Swap.
0x1 Swap outer label and forward. Used at tunnel midpoint for swapping labels.
|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_FORWARD |
Pop and forward.
0x2 Pop outer label and forward. Used for per CE and per prefix label disposition at egress PE.
|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_LOOKUP_IPV4 |
Pop and lookup IPv4.
0x3 Pop and lookup the IPv4 next header in the specified Vrf. Used for per vrf labels at egress PE.
|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_LOOKUP_IPV6 |
Pop and lookup IPv6.
0x4 Pop and lookup the IPv6 next header in the specified Vrf. Used for per vrf labels at egress PE.
|
| SL_LABEL_ACTION_POP_AND_LOOKUP |
Pop and lookup.
0x5 Pop and lookup the next header in the packet (MPLS, IPv4, IPv6) in the specified Vrf. Used for per vrf labels at egress PE.
|
| Enumerator |
|---|
| SL_MPLS_LABEL_BLOCK_TYPE_RESERVED |
Reserved. 0x0.
|
| SL_MPLS_LABEL_BLOCK_TYPE_SRGB |
Segment Routing Global Block (SRGB) Block Type. 0x1.
|
| SL_MPLS_LABEL_BLOCK_TYPE_CBF |
Class Based Forwarding (CBF) Block Type. 0x2.
|


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E-commerce has greatly evolved for forty years of existence and is still evolving continuously, as well as the software offered to support it. When searching for e-commerce solutions, almost all offered systems are focused on building web-shops, despite of the fact electronic commerce is not just about web shopping any longer.
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Arlington Road by DeWyNGaLe (John Sylva) Rating: A-
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Arlington Road is a relieving summer film, as we get away from special effects extravaganzas, into a spellbinding film marvelously crafted by director Mark Pellington and first time screenwriter, Ehren Kruger. Arlington Road's clever script features many horrifying, tense sequences in which the viewer is brought into the film, and in result, fear their own neighbors, friends, and possibly even family. Ehren Kruger takes a chance with his non Hollywood script, which includes a depressing ending that is impossible to see coming.
Arlington Road's concept deals with Washington State University terrorism professor, Michael Faraday (Jeff Bridges), who suffered the loss of his F.B.I. agent wife in a shootout, and lives with son Grant (Spencer Treat Clark) and occasionally girlfriend Brooke (Hope Davis) on the quiet, peaceful street that is Arlington Road. In Arlington Road's well-photographed opening sequence, Michael Faraday saves the young Brady Lang, whom he finds in the middle of the street wounded terribly. After rescuing Brady, Michael is introduced to his parents, who live just across the street, Oliver (Tim Robbins) and Cheryl (Joan Cusack) Lang. The pleasant neighbors have kept to themselves for their time living there, but quickly become friends with Michael and Brooke. Clues lead up to Michael believing his Brady Bunch type neighbors are actually terrorists, and learns that Oliver has a terrorist past, and is ready to strike again.
The screenplay feeds Jeff Bridges an array of conflict to handle, as Faraday constantly conflicts between his deceased wife and girlfriend Brooke, his neighbors who are turning his life into a 24-hour scare, and must decipher what is happening in his life, whether his terrorism college course is getting to his head, whether to look past his wife, and look at Brooke, and how to handle the situation across the street. Jeff Bridges handles all tasks well in deed, as he exhibits a performance which is both applaudable and unwatchable, as his facial expressions are so tense, they become hideous. Bridges rehearses every line and every move with a certain amount of tenseness, which helps create the well-written character's fear of Oliver and Cheryl, as he is the only one who knows that he has stumbled upon something big.
Hope Davis gives a shockingly down to earth performance, and fits her character's shoes well, as she must deal with her paranoid boyfriend, while all she wants to do is lead a happy life. Hints of Brooke giving in to Michael's beliefs come frequently, but the apparent gut feeling never comes out of her, until she discovers the truth for herself.
Joan Cusack and Tim Robbins are particularly eerie as the picture perfect neighbors, which turn out to be not so perfect in the end. Cusack gets to show off the darker side of her acting skills as a character that is common in everyone's everyday lives, therefore the scariness of her character seems realistic, and will you make you question your own neighbors. Cusack is horrifying as Cheryl Lang, as every smile, every move, and every word from her are chilling, as she seems to be Miss Goody-Goody to everyone, but the viewers know the devastating truth. Tim Robbins isn't given much to do as the main antagonist, but does what he can, delivering an utterly horrifying performance. Oliver's past isn't developed well, and is explained by Oliver to Michael in a frightening scene, where Oliver reveals his motives. Oliver's motive just adds to the tension between himself and Michael, and doesn't seem out of place, as many horror films have demonstrated motive sequences which seem strange, as the killers have a perfect chance to dispose of their victim, but go on about their past, as the victim slowly devises a plan to defend themselves. Arlington Road's motive sequence is something realistic, that a person would actually do, to darken the protagonist's world more than they already have.
Ehren Kruger's screenplay stays true to the key plot of the film, but also contains an abundance of subplots, which all contribute to the overall greatness of the film. Each character is a three dimensional, realistic person with distinctive thoughts and personalities, that aren't your regular movie characters, which usually don't act like people do, as in last spring's Analyze This, where the characters were anything but human.
Even now, days after viewing this film, I feel fear deep within, as I glance over my shoulder every few seconds, just for that extra ounce of security that I lost while viewing Arlington Road. The screenplay does what I like best, save the good part for last, as the entire ending 45 minutes are particularly unsettling, as Michael's suspicions become reality, and the film gets down to the real nitty-gritty. The disturbing score, the edgy script, the terrific ensemble cast, and original directing all contribute to make this wonderful presentation of pure, raw terror.
The Bottom Line- Arlington Road was supposed to hit theaters in May, but due to the tragic Columbine High School shootings, the film was delayed. The tagline for last spring's film Never Been Kissed best sums up my thoughts with the line-- "Some things are worth waiting for."
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You can page through the Galton data table but it is very hard to draw conclusions from the table itself. Data presentations show data in a manner better suited for interpretation by people. The proper design of the presentation depends on its purpose: what aspect of the data you wish to emphasize. There can be very different presentations of the same data for different purposes.
Figure 3: A graphical presentation of Galton’s data for the purpose of comparing heights by sex.
Presentations often are numerical in form, such as this report of the means and standard deviations of the heights of the girls and boys in Galton’s data.
## sex m s
## 1 F 64.11016 2.370320
## 2 M 69.22882 2.631594
Or, consider this rather more technical presentation on the difference in mean heights between the sexes:
## estimate statistic p.value conf.low conf.high
## 1 -5.118656 -30.66182 1.042115e-141 -5.446293 -4.791018
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Assignment 2: Berry Ninja and the land of the lost oranges
This webpage contains information for a Platformer game we created as a part of the course CS 4850/5850 Building Game Engines.
Special Features
- Double Jump!
- Different sound effects based player actions!
- Checkpoints - don't let your progress go in vain!
- Multiple enemy types!
Binary file
Use this link to get the executable files.
Trailer
Screenshots
Post Mortem
- Levels
Our game currently supports only one level so first thing to improve or work upon would adding more levels. Also, the level right now is fairly simple to play, making it more challenging and also more engaging could be fun.
- Main Menu and Pause Screen
When a user starts up the game, they are taken directly into it without any menu for navigation. A Main menu to start, read instructions, select levels and quit the game needs to be implemented. Also, we might have to add a Pause functionality and a Pause screen to the game to improve the user experience.
- Multiple Language Support
The game currently supports English to display text on screen. Additional language support can be added.
- Collisions
Collision logic in the game is simple and does most of the job. But when the player can see some jagged movement while colliding with the tiles. A much robust collision detection and response physics needs to added to make the player movement smooth and seamless.
- Enemy AI
Enemy AI in our game has a simple behavior - patrol a given line from one edge to the other. This can be improved upon by making the AI pursue the player in a given range or zone.
- Fighting back
The player cannot attack or cause damage to the enemies present in the game. We want that to change: giving the player a weapon such as a sword or making the player eliminate enemies by jumping on them in Mario fashion can be be worked upon.
- Different Tile properties
All the tiles in the game have a simple physics component which checks for collisions and performs the necessary collision response. We would like to add custom properties to certain tiles such as making them more slippery, dishing out damage when walked upon etc.
Documentation
Use this link to go to the documentation page.
Instructions: using the Tile Editor
The tile editor has two options PNG and BMP For PNG, the best results are achieved when the tiles are provided as individual png tiles and they are rendered at their original resoultion. The tile editor can scroll infinitely so this the dimensions are not an issue. In case of PNG, the names of the tiles should be numbers in increasing order like 0.png, 1.png, etc. You can see such a sample in Assets folder. To create a tile map, you simply need to enter these names seperated by a single whitespace. If the format is incorrect tiles will not be render. You can click the "Update Config" button to see if what you have entered is valid or not.
Loading and Saving tile maps. All tile maps are loaded from and saved to Assets/TileMaps folder. And the names of the file have to be relative to that. For instance, a sample map has been provided which was created using assets available in the folder - sample1.txt. To see how this map looks, you simply need to click "Load Map" and type sample1.txt in the file name. The map should be loaded. You can now use arrow keys to navigate around.
BMP works in a similar way in terms of loading and saving, the only difference is that tile editor only supports equal sized tiles and these tiles should be from a single bmp file located in Assets/Tiles/bmp/Tiles.bmp. In this case also you will enter numbers, for tiles but numbers here represent the individual tiles that are generated when you slice the bmp image into small rectangles of given width and height. You will be asked to enter this information if you select bmp.


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| A1-Injection |
Injection flaws, such as SQL, OS, and LDAP injection occur when untrusted data is sent to an interpreter as part of a command or query.
The attacker's hostile data can trick the interpreter into executing unintended commands or accessing data without proper authorization.
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| A2-Broken Authentication and Session Management |
Application functions related to authentication and session management are often not implemented correctly,
allowing attackers to compromise passwords, keys, or session tokens, or to exploit other implementation flaws to assume other users' identities.
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| A3-Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) |
XSS flaws occur whenever an application takes untrusted data and sends it to a web browser without proper validation or escaping.
XSS allows attackers to execute scripts in the victim's browser which can hijack user sessions, deface web sites, or redirect the user to malicious sites.
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| A4-Insecure Direct Object References |
A direct object reference occurs when a developer exposes a reference to an internal implementation object, such as a file, directory, or database key.
Without an access control check or other protection, attackers can manipulate these references to access unauthorized data.
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| A5-Security Misconfiguration |
Good security requires having a secure configuration defined and deployed for the application, frameworks, application server, web server, database server, and platform.
Secure settings should be defined, implemented, and maintained, as defaults are often insecure. Additionally, software should be kept up to date.
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| A6-Sensitive Data Exposure |
Many web applications do not properly protect sensitive data, such as credit cards, tax IDs, and authentication credentials.
Attackers may steal or modify such weakly protected data to conduct credit card fraud, identity theft, or other crimes.
Sensitive data deserves extra protection such as encryption at rest or in transit, as well as special precautions when exchanged with the browser.
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| A7-Missing Function Level Access Control |
Most web applications verify function level access rights before making that functionality visible in the UI.
However, applications need to perform the same access control checks on the server when each function is accessed.
If requests are not verified, attackers will be able to forge requests in order to access functionality without proper authorization.
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| A8-Cross-Site Request Forgery (CSRF) |
A CSRF attack forces a logged-on victim's browser to send a forged HTTP request, including the victim's session cookie and any other automatically included authentication information,
to a vulnerable web application. This allows the attacker to force the victim's browser to generate requests the vulnerable application thinks are legitimate requests from the victim.
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| A9-Using Components with Known Vulnerabilities |
Components, such as libraries, frameworks, and other software modules, almost always run with full privileges.
If a vulnerable component is exploited, such an attack can facilitate serious data loss or server takeover.
Applications using components with known vulnerabilities may undermine application defenses and enable a range of possible attacks and impacts.
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| A10-Unvalidated Redirects and Forwards |
Web applications frequently redirect and forward users to other pages and websites, and use untrusted data to determine the destination pages.
Without proper validation, attackers can redirect victims to phishing or malware sites, or use forwards to access unauthorized pages.
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