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JavaScript, often abbreviated as JS, is a high-level, interpreted programming language that conforms to the ECMAScript specification.
Operators
JavaScript operators are used to assign values, compare values, perform arithmetic operations, and more.
Variables
JavaScript variables are containers for storing data values.
Variable naming conventions
Coding conventions are style guidelines for programming. An example is camel script ex> .thisIsCamelScript
Functions
A JavaScript function is a block of code designed to perform a particular task. A JavaScript function is executed when "something" invokes it (calls it).
Methods
JavaScript methods are the actions that can be performed on objects. A JavaScript method is a property containing a function definition.
Arguments
Arguments are values passed to the function when it is invoked.
Parameters
Parameters are variables listed as a part of the function definition.
Return
The return statement stops the execution of a function and returns a value from that function.
Chaining Methods
Method chaining is a technique that can be used to simplify code in scenarios that involve calling multiple functions on the same object consecutively.
Strings
A JavaScript string stores a series characters like "John Doe". A string can be any text inside double or single quotes.
Booleans
A JavaScript Boolean represents one of two values: true or false.
Undefined
The undefined property indicates that a variable has not been assigned a value.
NaN
The initial value of NaN is Not-A-Number — the same as the value of Number.NaN. In modern browsers, NaN is a non-configurable non-writable property. Even when this is not the case, avoid overriding it.
Escape
he escape function returns a string value (in Unicode format) that contains the contents of charstring. All spaces, punctuation, accented characters, and any other non-ASCII characters are replaced with %xx encoding, where xx is equivalent to the hexadecimal number representing the character.
Alert
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Comments
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jQuery
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'Grimaced' - how the Aston Villa players rated in narrow Liverpool defeat
Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool | It was heartbreak late on for Aston Villa in their defeat to the Reds - Ashley Preece was on hand at Villa Park to hand out his player ratings
by Ashley Preece, https://www.facebook.com/PreeceBirminghamLive/Aston Villa hearts were broken by Liverpool's late show as Andy Robertson and then Sadio Mane ripped an unlikely victory out of Dean Smith's grasps.
Villa were superb throughout but were undone at the death after Mane's header flew past Tom Heaton.
Trezeguet had put Villa ahead after 21 minutes but, in the second half, the game turned on its head. Villa were given a standing ovation by supporters at the end after giving Champions of Europe and Premier League leaders Liverpool more than a scare just days after Halloween.
Here, our Club Writer, Ashley Preece, dishes out the player ratings as each and every player in claret and blue gave it their absolute all.
Tom Heaton - 7
Made an important parried save to palm away Salah's effort in the first half while, in the second, performed a wonderful Peter Schmeichel-esque star to deny Mane's header which was destined for the net. Was undone twice in seven minutes, though, and couldn't do anything with either Robertson's back-post effort or Mane's glancing header.
Frederic Guilbert - 7.5
Appeared to tweak something and grimaced in pain early on but seemed to run it off and enjoyed the battle with Mane, spun Robertson inside out with a crazy turn and ran all day long up and down the right flank. Was replaced by Elmohamady with 20 minutes to go. Did really well, did Guilbert.
Bjorn Engels - 8
Booted, cleared and headed away everything, even if it meant sending one high into the Holte, so be it. Was rock-solid and couldn't do anything about Liverpool's late goals. Took a few powerful Liverpool drives to the bonce. A brave effort by the Belgian.
Tyrone Mings (c) - 8
Skippered the side in Jack Grealish's absence, was back to his best and almost led Villa over the line against the league leaders. Like Engels next to him, cleared everything but for two crosses which came from Liverpool's right late on. Sank to his knees at the full-time whistle.
Matt Targett - 7
Up against Salah and wasn't afraid to leave the Egyptian behind, often overlapping to support Trezeguet down the left. Stifled Salah that much that the winger was subbed with 20 minutes to go. Liverpool's goals came from right-hand crosses in front of him. Did well, nevertheless.
Marvelous Nakamba - 9
Was absolutely everywhere for Villa, everywhere! Liverpool struggled to get past him, such was his dominance in Villa's three-man midfield. Shouldn't have been on the losing team.
John McGinn - 8.5
Really enjoyed himself, stuck his backside out and ran at Liverpool, bundling the likes of Henderson and Lallana over such was the Scot's power, good on the ball and Villa's driving force, pumped the crowd up late on with surging runs at Liverpool's back line but, in the end, it was not enough. Another fantastic showing by the Scot. Out of him and Nakamba for MOTM.
Douglas Luiz - 7
Enjoyed an early start, lively and picked up from where he left off from the win over Wolves in midweek. Comfortable against the big teams and was subbed for Hourihane with 20 minutes to go.
Trezeguet - 8
Scored the opener, volleying in McGinn's free-kick which squirmed past Alisson, was at the forefront of all things good for Villa in the first 45. Really pleased for the Egyptian, can become a fans' favourite with showings like that.
Wesley - 7
Played on Lovren and won headers and pinned the Croatian, wise move playing away from van Djik. Was given a rousing reception after being replaced by Kodjia on 86 minutes. Ran and ran as the B6 crowd pumped him up to dig in and not let Liverpool out easily.
El Ghazi - 8.5
Returned to the Premier League starting XI and looked fired up. Sent Henderson to the shops early on, the Liverpool skipper taking the bait as the Dutchman dished out a few step-overs in front of the incenced Liverpool support, arguably Villa's biggest threat going forward.
SUBS
Ahmed Elmohamdy - 6.5
Took a painful one to the head. Came on at right-back and perhaps should have been there to stop Robertson's equaliser.
Conor Hourihane - 6
Mane was his man, the Liverpool winger running off him to head home the winner.
Jonathan Kodjia - 6
Didn't impact the match after coming on for Wesley after 86 minutes.
ASTON VILLA (4-3-3): Heaton; Guilbert (Elmohamady, 69), Engels, Mings, Targett; Nakamba, McGinn, Douglas Luiz (Hourihane, 72); El Ghazi, Wesley (Kodjia, 86), Trezeguet.
Subs: Steer, Konsa, Taylor, Lansbury.
LIVERPOOL (4-3-3): Alisson; Alexander-Arnold, Lovren, van Djik, Robertson; Lallana (Keita, 83), Wijnaldum (Origi, 65), Henderson; Salah (Oxlade-Chamberlain, 65), Firminho, Mane.
Subs: Adrian, Fabinho, Milner, Gomez.
GOALS: Trezeguet (21), Robertson (87), Mane (90+4)
STAR MAN: Marvelous Nakamba
REFEREE: Jon Moss
BOOKED: Mane (37), van Djik (58), El Ghazi (81)
ATTENDANCE: 41,878
NEXT UP: Wolves (a) on Sunday, November 10, 2pm KO


Match Play. Red 0-0 to 5. How should Red play 52?
pips Red=141 White=167
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
6/4*, 6/1 looks attractive but it is asking too much of the Red army.
Red has only nine checkers in the zone, possibly ten if you count the blot on the 11-pt.
Meanwhile White has the better home board. Much stronger is 13/11, 6/1 which consolidates the racing lead and leaves White with no easy targets.
6/4*, 6/1 is a blunder while 23/21, 6/1 is merely an error.
Computers have taught us the value of holding the 11-pt and this position reinforces that teaching.
Red has only nine checkers in the zone, possibly ten if you count the blot on the 11-pt.
Meanwhile White has the better home board. Much stronger is 13/11, 6/1 which consolidates the racing lead and leaves White with no easy targets.
6/4*, 6/1 is a blunder while 23/21, 6/1 is merely an error.
Computers have taught us the value of holding the 11-pt and this position reinforces that teaching.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 6/1 Eq.: +0.511 0.625 0.188 0.005 - 0.375 0.094 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 6/4* 6/1 Eq.: +0.455 (-0.057) 0.594 0.228 0.008 - 0.406 0.109 0.004 3. Cubeful 2-ply 23/21 6/1 Eq.: +0.450 (-0.061) 0.613 0.177 0.005 - 0.387 0.099 0.003 4. Cubeful 2-ply 11/9 6/1 Eq.: +0.352 (-0.159) 0.583 0.184 0.005 - 0.417 0.112 0.003 5. Cubeful 0-ply 13/11 13/8 Eq.: +0.283 (-0.228) 0.577 0.156 0.006 - 0.423 0.110 0.004


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The course focuses in teaching the distributed systems concepts through projects. The lectures prepare the students to execute the projects.
Class 1 - August 23rd
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- Student Detailed Introductions
- Discussion of programming languages, tools, etc
- Lecture Topic: Science Gateways and Apache Airavata
Class 2 - August 25th
- Lecture Topic: Getting Ready for the Project 1 Assignment [Slides]
- Lecture Topic: Apache Airavata: Enabling Science with Science Gateways [Slides]
Class 3 - August 30th
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- Lecture: Introduction to Weather Prediction [Slides]
- Motivating weather prediction use case
- Linked Environment for Atmospheric Discovery
- Personal Weather Predictor
- Advanced Track Project
Class 4 - September 1
- Project Milestone 1: Break down of Components [Slides]
- Lecture Topic: Services, SOA, and Microservices [Slides]
Class 5 - September 6th
- Lecture: Nuts and Bolts of the projects
- Git and GitHub basics [Slides]
- CICD with Travis-CI and Amazon Code Deploy [Slides]
Class 6 - September 8th
- Lecture Topic: Introduction to Apache Thrift [Slides]
- Tutorial: Creating a microservice using Apache Thrift
Class 7 - September 13th
Class 8 - September 15th
- Open project help with teaching assistants
Class 9 - September 20th
- Lecture Topic: Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery [Slides]
Class 10 - September 22nd
- Open help session on Project Milestone 1
September 26th: Project Milestone 2 DUE
Class 11 - September 27th
Guest Lecture
- Speaker: Dr. Andrea Donnellan, NASA JPL
- Topic: GeoGateway and Earthquake Science Cyberinfrastructure
Class 12 - September 29th
Guest Lecture
- Dr. Sudhakar Pamidighantam
- Topic: The Science and Engineering Grid SEAGrid Science Gateway
- Project Milestone 2 ASSIGNED
Class 13 - October 4th
- Lecture Topic: Authentication and Authorization with OAuth2 and OpenID Connect [Slides]
Class 14 - October 6th
- Lecture Topic: Authentication and Authorization with OAuth2 and OpenID Connect, Part 2 [Slides]
- Lecture Topic: Capacity Testing [Slides]
Class 15 - October 11th
- Lecture Topic: Containerization and Docker [Slides]
Class 16 - October 13th
- Lecture Topic: Containerizatoin and Docker, Part 2 [Slides]
Class 17 - October 18th
Midterm Demos
- Project Midterm Demos and Presentations
Class 18 - October 20th
Midterm Demos
- Project Milestone 2 DUE
- Project Milestone 3 ASSIGNED
- Project Midterm Demos and Presentations
Class 19 - October 25th
- Project Midterm Demos and Presentations
Class 20 - October 27th
- Lecture Topic: Apache Zookeeper and Distributed Systems [Slides]
Class 21 - November 1st
- Lecture Topic: IU’s Jetstream and OpenStack
Class 22 - November 3rd
- Open help session for Project Milestone 3
Class 23 - November 8th
- Lecture Topic: Apache Mesos
Class 24 - November 10th
- Lecture Topic: Messaging and Microservices [Slides]
Class 25 - November 15th
- Lecture Topic: DevSecOps and Microservice Security [Slides]
Class 26 - November 17th
- Project Milestone 3 DUE
- Project Milestone 4 ASSIGNED
- Open help session for Project Milestone 3
Thanksgiving Break - November 20th to 27th
Class 27 - November 29th
- Lecture Topic: Science Gateways and Clusters [Slides]
Class 28 - December 1st
Lecture Topic: Amazon and Atmospheric sciences; Advanced Gateway Topics
Class 29 - December 6th
Final Demos
- Final presentations and demos
Class 30 - December 8th
Final Demos
- Project Milestone 4 DUE
- Final presentations and demos
Finals Week - December 12th to 16th


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Cirneco dell’Etna
| Cirneco dell’Etna Picture | |
| Breed Information | |
|---|---|
| Popularity | 2017: #1842016: #1832015: #162 |
| Name | Cirneco dell’Etna |
| Other names | Cirneco |
| Origin | Italy |
| Breed Group | Hound (AKC:2015)Sighthound and Pariah (UKC) |
| Size | Medium |
| Type | Purebred |
| Life span | 12-15 years |
| Temperament | AffectionateGentleLively |
| Height | Male: 10–12 kg (22–26 lb)Female: 8–10 kg (18–22 lb) |
| Weight | Male: 46–52 cm (18–20 in)Female: 42–50 cm (17–20 in) |
| Colors | ChestnutTan |
| Litter Size | 3-5 puppies |
| Puppy Price | Average $800 - $1000 USD |
| Breed Characteristics | |
| Adaptability | 5 stars |
| Apartment Friendly | 5 stars |
| Barking Tendencies | 2 starsOccassional |
| Cat Friendly | 3 stars |
| Child Friendly | 4 starsGood with Kids: This is a suitable breed for kids and is known to be playful, energetic, and affectionate around them. It is also friendly toward other pets. |
| Dog Friendly | 5 stars |
| Exercise Needs | 4 stars |
| Grooming | 2 starsThe Cirneco has a glossy, tan- to chestnut-colored coat that’s easy to groom: Brush him weekly using a hound glove or a rubber curry brush. If you brush him consistently, he shouldn’t need a bath too often. |
| Health Issues | 1 starsHypoallergenic: No |
| Intelligence | 2 starsRanking: (#). (See All Rankings) |
| Playfulness | 3 stars |
| Shedding Level | 1 starsMinimal Shedding: This dog will shed a negligible amount. Recommended for owners who do not want to deal with dog hair in their cars and homes. |
| Stranger Friendly | 3 stars |
| Trainability | 4 starsModerately Easy Training: Training won't require too much attention and effort, though it won't be easier than other breeds. Expect results to come gradually. |
| Watchdog Ability | 3 stars |
| Cirneco dell’Etna Puppy Picture | ||
| Puppy Names | ||
|---|---|---|
| Rank | Male | Female |
| 01 | Max | Bella |
| 02 | Buddy | Daisy |
| 03 | Jack | Lily |
| 04 | Louie | Coco |
| 05 | Toby | Ellie |
| 06 | Oliver | Stella |
| 07 | Riley | Mia |
| 08 | Oscar | Nala |
| 09 | Harley | Zoe |
| 10 | Duke | Sasha |
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The Cirneco dell'Etna is a small breed of dog originally from Italian island of Sicily. This hound was historically used to hunt rabbits and can work for hours without food or water. The breed also has a keen sense of smell and is primarily built for endurance over harsh terrain such as that of Mount Etna. It is the smallest of the Mediterranean island hunting hounds, the others being the Pharaoh Hounds and Ibizan Hounds. Today they are increasingly kept for conformation showing and as pets, due to their low coat maintenance and friendly nature, although as active hounds they do need regular exercise. A Cirneco should measure from 43 to 51 cm (17 to 20 in) and weigh between 10 and 12 kg (22 and 26 lb). As with other breeds, those from hunting stock can lie outside these ranges. |
| History |
| The Cirneco dell'Etna has been present in Sicily for over 2,500 years and shares a common origin with the Pharaoh Hound and other breeds throughout the Mediterranean basin. As a hunter of small mammals and fowl, the Cirneco is a hardy, compact dog that was successful in hunting under adverse conditions - high heat, on rugged terrain formed by volcanic lava and with little food or water over extended periods of time. The affix "dell'Etna" was only added to the name Cirneco in 1939 when the first breed standard was accepted by the Italian Kennel Club. Etna comes from Mount Etna, the largest active volcano in Europe, situated on the east coast of Sicily and the area with the highest concentration of Cirnechi. The Cirneco dell'Etna was officially recognized by the AKC in 2015. |


Open Pampas [as20], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 144
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Open Pampas [as20], plain, in Mandoria, peasants: 144
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20: Pack of wolves [br6t], wolves, number: 5, arrived from the east.
21: Pack of wolves [gt5i], wolf, went north.
22: Pack of wolves [br6t], wolves, number: 5, went west.
27: Horde of rats [id8h], rats, number: 26, arrived from the east.
29: Horde of rats [id8h], rats, number: 26, went west.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Open Pampas:
North, plain, to Open Pampas [ar20], 7 days
East, plain, to Open Pampas [as21], 7 days
South, plain, to Open Pampas [at20], 7 days
West, plain, to Open Pampas [as19], 7 days
Seen here:
Stack of cyclops [iy9a], cyclops, number: 10
Horde of rats [id8h], rats, number: 26


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public class GroupActionManager
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private java.util.HashMap<javaGOAP.IGoapUnit,GroupAction> |
mappedUnits |
private java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Class<?>,java.util.HashSet<GroupAction>> |
storedGroups |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
GroupActionManager() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
addToGroupAction(java.lang.Class<? extends GroupableAction> type,
javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit,
GroupableAction action)
Function for adding a new Unit to a group.
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private GroupAction |
extractBestGroup(java.util.HashSet<GroupAction> potentialGroups,
javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function for extracting the best group from a HashSet of potential
groups.
|
private java.util.HashSet<GroupAction> |
extractViableGroups(java.lang.Class<?> type,
javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit,
int maxLeaderTileDistance)
Function for extracting groups that the Unit is able to join.
|
int |
getGroupSize(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function retrieving the size of the group the provided Unit is currently
part of.
|
boolean |
isGrouped(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function for testing if a Unit is already mapped to a group.
|
boolean |
isLeader(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function for testing if the provided Unit is a leader in it's current
group.
|
private boolean |
isLeaderInTileRange(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit,
GroupAction groupAction,
int maxLeaderTileDistance)
Function for checking if a group's leader is in an acceptable, predefined
tile range around a provided Unit.
|
boolean |
performGroupLeaderAction(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function for performing the grouped action of the leader.
|
boolean |
removeFromGroupAction(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
Function for removing a Unit from it's current group.
|
private java.util.HashMap<java.lang.Class<?>,java.util.HashSet<GroupAction>> storedGroups
private java.util.HashMap<javaGOAP.IGoapUnit,GroupAction> mappedUnits
public boolean isLeader(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
goapUnit
- the Unit that is going to be tested.public boolean isGrouped(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
goapUnit
- the Unit that is going ot be tested.public boolean performGroupLeaderAction(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
goapUnit
- the Unit (Must be leader) whose action is executed in a
grouped way.public boolean addToGroupAction(java.lang.Class<? extends GroupableAction> type, javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit, GroupableAction action)
type
- the type / Class of action to whose group the Unit is going to
be added to.goapUnit
- the Unit that is going to be added towards a group.action
- the reference to the action of the Unit itself. This is needed
since the Unit might become the leader of the group and
therefore must provide a instance of an action for mirroring.private java.util.HashSet<GroupAction> extractViableGroups(java.lang.Class<?> type, javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit, int maxLeaderTileDistance)
type
- the type / Class of action that the Unit is going to join.goapUnit
- the Unit that is going to join a group.maxLeaderTileDistance
- the maximum distance in TilePositions that a leader is allowed
to be away from the Unit.private boolean isLeaderInTileRange(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit, GroupAction groupAction, int maxLeaderTileDistance)
goapUnit
- the Unit that is going to be checked.groupAction
- the group whose leader must be in a certain tile range around
the provided Unit.maxLeaderTileDistance
- the maximum distance in TilePositions that a leader is allowed
to be away from the Unit.private GroupAction extractBestGroup(java.util.HashSet<GroupAction> potentialGroups, javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
potentialGroups
- the HashSet of groups whose leader distances are going to be
measured.goapUnit
- the Unit to which the group leader distances are going to be
measured to.public boolean removeFromGroupAction(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
goapUnit
- the Unit that is going to be removed from it's current group.public int getGroupSize(javaGOAP.IGoapUnit goapUnit)
goapUnit
- the Unit whose group size is being retrieved.


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Qilin is a Java SDK for rapid prototyping of cryptographic protocols. The purpose of the Qilin project is to make it easier to implement the new cryptographic protocol you just read (or wrote) about in a recent theory paper. To this end, the API attempts to use the concepts and language from the theory of cryptography.
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GetGadgetItemText()
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Result$ = GetGadgetItemText(#Gadget, Item [, Column])概要
Returns the item text of the specified gadget.
参数
#Gadget The gadget to use. Item The item to get the text. The first item in the gadget has index 0. Column (optional) The column to use for gadgets that support multiple columns. The first column has index 0. The default is column 0.
返回值
Returns the text of the gadget item or an empty string if there is an error.
备注
This is a universal function which works for almost all gadgets which handle several items:
- ComboBoxGadget() - 'Item' is the index of the item in the ComboBox list. 'Column' will be ignored.
- EditorGadget() - 'Item' is the text line in the EditorGadget. 'Column' will be ignored.
- ExplorerListGadget() - returns the name of the 'Item', without the path. If 'Item' = -1, the 'Column' header is returned.
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- MDIGadget() - 'Item' is the index of the child window of which you want to get the title.
- PanelGadget() - 'Item' is the panel from which you want to receive the header text.
- TreeGadget() - 'Item' is the index of the entry from which you want to receive the content. 'Column' will be ignored.
- WebGadget() - Get the html code, page title, status message or current selection.
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SetGadgetItemText(), GetGadgetText(), SetGadgetText()
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A collection of static utility functions mostly dealing with SQRL-related cryptographic operations.
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| static QByteArray | xorByteArrays (QByteArray a, QByteArray b) |
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| static bool | getRandomBytes (QByteArray &buffer) |
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| static bool | getRandomByte (unsigned char &byte) |
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| static bool | enScryptIterations (QByteArray &result, QString password, QByteArray randomSalt, int logNFactor, int iterationCount, QProgressDialog *progressDialog=nullptr) |
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| static bool | enScryptTime (QByteArray &result, int &iterationCount, QString password, QByteArray randomSalt, int logNFactor, int secondsToRun, QProgressDialog *progressDialog=nullptr) |
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| static bool | decryptBlock1 (QByteArray &decryptedImk, QByteArray &decryptedIlk, IdentityBlock *block, QByteArray key) |
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| static bool | decryptBlock2 (QByteArray &decryptedIuk, IdentityBlock *block, QString rescueCode, QProgressDialog *progressDialog=nullptr) |
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| static bool | decryptBlock3 (QList< QByteArray > &decryptedPreviousIuks, IdentityBlock *block, QByteArray imk) |
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| static bool | createSiteKeys (QByteArray &publicKey, QByteArray &privateKey, QString domain, QString altId, QByteArray imk) |
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| static bool | createKeyFromPassword (QByteArray &key, IdentityBlock &block, QString password, QProgressDialog *progressDialog=nullptr) |
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| static QString | getHostLowercase (QString url) |
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| static QString | makeHostLowercase (QString url) |
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| static QByteArray | createImkFromIuk (QByteArray decryptedIuk) |
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| static QByteArray | createIlkFromIuk (QByteArray decryptedIuk) |
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| static QByteArray | createIndexedSecret (QByteArray imk, QString domain, QString altId, QByteArray secretIndex) |
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| static QByteArray | enHash (QByteArray data) |
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| static IdentityBlock | createBlock1 (QByteArray iuk, QString password, QProgressDialog *progressDialog) |
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| static IdentityBlock | createBlock2 (QByteArray iuk, QString rescueCode, QProgressDialog *progressDialog) |
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| static bool | updateBlock1WithPassword (IdentityBlock *oldBlock, IdentityBlock *updatedBlock, QString password, QString newPassword, QProgressDialog *progressDialog) |
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| static bool | updateBlock1 (IdentityBlock *block1, QByteArray unencryptedImk, QByteArray unencryptedIlk, QString newPassword, QProgressDialog *progressDialog) |
| | Re-encrypts and re-authenticates block1 using the keys unencryptedImk and unencryptedIlk under newPassword. More...
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| static QByteArray | aesGcmEncrypt (QByteArray message, QByteArray additionalData, QByteArray iv, QByteArray key) |
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| static QByteArray | createIuk () |
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| static QString | createNewRescueCode () |
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| static QString | formatRescueCode (QString rescueCode) |
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| static bool | createIdentity (IdentityModel &identity, QString &rescueCode, QString password, QProgressDialog *progressDialog=nullptr) |
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| static QByteArray | reverseByteArray (QByteArray source) |
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| static BigUnsigned | convertByteArrayToBigUnsigned (QByteArray data) |
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| static QByteArray | convertBigUnsignedToByteArray (BigUnsigned bigNum) |
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| static QString | base56EncodeIdentity (QByteArray identityData) |
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| static char | createBase56CheckSumChar (QByteArray dataBytes) |
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| static QByteArray | base56DecodeIdentity (QString textualIdentity) |
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| static bool | verifyTextualIdentity (QString textualIdentity) |
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| static QString | stripWhitespace (QString source) |
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A collection of static utility functions mostly dealing with SQRL-related cryptographic operations.
CryptUtil
implements most of the functionality described in https://www.grc.com/sqrl/SQRL_Cryptography.pdf
| bool CryptUtil::enScryptIterations |
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Runs iterationCount number of scrypt iterations on password, using the scrypt parameters randomSalt and logNFactor.
If a valid progressDialog pointer is given, the operation will use it to publish its progress. Otherwise, it will be ignored.
When successful, the result of the operation will be stored in result.
- Returns
- Returns
true
on success, false
otherwise (e.g. if initializing the crypto library failed).
| bool CryptUtil::enScryptTime |
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result, |
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iterationCount, |
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password, |
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randomSalt, |
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Runs multiple scrypt iterations on password for a duration of secondsToRun seconds, using the the scrypt parameters randomSalt and logNFactor.
If a valid progressDialog pointer is given, the operation will use it to publish its progress. Otherwise, it will be ignored.
When successful, the result of the operation will be stored in result and the number of iterations that were run is placed in iterationCount.
- Returns
- Returns
true
on success, false
otherwise (e.g. if initializing the crypto library failed).
| QString CryptUtil::formatTextualIdentity |
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Formats the given textualIdentity string to groups of 5x4 characters per line, separated by a space.
If escapeNewline is true
, newlines are escaped with "\n".
The output looks something like this:
jWJX JmD3 hUKQ qcRQ YRis
Gnmx uQHs LaE5 vR2f V7At
vW5g UQ5m B5kK gBjH 9uJr
JQEF T7sm yYm7 USzH tmfu
6ktj U86K Dqdz p8Gh TfZS
UA8a G3F
| bool CryptUtil::updateBlock1 |
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IdentityBlock * |
block1, |
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QByteArray |
unencryptedImk, |
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unencryptedIlk, |
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newPassword, |
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progressDialog |
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Re-encrypts and re-authenticates block1 using the keys unencryptedImk and unencryptedIlk under newPassword.
block1 shall already contain the required plain text changes, which are passed in as "additional data" to the AES GCM authenticated encryption. This function will create a new AES-GCM initialization vector as well as a new scrypt random salt and replace the existing values in block1.
If a valid progressDialog pointer is given, the operation will use it to publish its progress. Otherwise, it will be ignored.
If successful, block1 will contain the re-encrypted and re-authenticated data.
- Returns
- Returns
true
if the operation succeeds, false
otherwise.
| bool CryptUtil::updateBlock1WithPassword |
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oldBlock, |
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oldPassword, |
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newPassword, |
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Re-encrypts and re-authenticates a type 1 block after a change to the plain-text settings or password.
This function will decrypt the IMK and ILK of the (unmodified) oldBlock using oldPassword and subsequently re-encrypt and re-authenticate them within updatedBlock using newPassword.
If no password change is required, just pass in an identical password to oldPassword and newPassword.
updatedBlock must be a copy of oldBlock but shall already contain the required plain text changes, which are passed in as "additional data" to the AES GCM authenticated encryption. This function will create a new AES-GCM initialization vector as well as a new scrypt random salt and replace the existing values in updatedBlock.
If a valid progressDialog pointer is given, the operation will use it to publish its progress. Otherwise, it will be ignored.
If successful, updatedBlock will contain the re-encrypted and re-authenticated data.
- Returns
- Returns
true
if the operation succeeds, false
otherwise.


2 Early Bronze Remains
2.1 Preservation and Demography
Generally, preservation of the sample is fair, although there is differential preservation between and within tombs. Remains from Tombs 1 and 4 exhibit the best overall preservation. Individuals with poor preservation were generally incomplete, highly fragmentary, or the bones had undergone significant taphonomic degradation.
For each tomb, the minimum number of individuals (MNI) was determined by considering repeated skeletal elements and matching commingled remains based upon diagnostic indicators for age and sex, as well as general appearance. In some instances, especially if the remains were highly fragmentary, a large portion of the remains could not be assigned to any particular individual (e.g., Tombs 3 and 7). Human remains recovered from the tomb complex (up to the 2006 field season) represent an MNI of 35 individuals (see Table 1).
2.2 Paleopathology
2.2.1 General Observations
Due to diff erential preservation, paleopathological data are not reported for nearly one-third of the sample. Also, because of time constraints, paleopathology was not recorded for the individuals from Tomb 8. Of those observed, 13/21 individuals exhibit some type of pathological lesion.
The most common pathology is periostitis, which is commonly found in archaeological cemetery samples (Ortner 2003). Periostitis occurs in 6/21 of the observable sample and more frequently on the lower limbs, although the upper limbs are also aff ected. Both active and healed lesions were observed. Porotic hyperostosis, another lesion commonly reported in archaeological skeletal samples, is uncommon in the Umm el-Marra sample. Porotic hyperostosis is often considered a result of anemia, although its etiology is likely more complicated (Walker et al. 2009). No cases of porotic hyperostosis on the cranial vault occur; however, cribra orbitalia—porosities on the orbital roof—occur in 2/21 individuals.
2.2.2 Selected Cases
2.3 Dietary Reconstruction
2.3.1 Stable Isotope Analysis
2.3.2 Dental Wear
2.4 Dental Nonmetrics
Dental nonmectric data were collected using the UADAS recording system (???). Population distance was measured using Smith’s Mean Measure of Divergence (MMD). (???) provides an R script for calculating the MMD.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 0.0000000 | 0.1742301 | 0.0771097 | 0.0206178 | 0.0987807 | 0.5159116 | 0.4509742 | 0.2471490 | 1.677466 |
| LL | 0.1742301 | 0.0000000 | 0.1057203 | 0.0654258 | 0.0298485 | 0.1678109 | 0.0952331 | 0.1081808 | 1.282775 |
| KM | 0.0771097 | 0.1057203 | 0.0000000 | -0.0286470 | 0.0176006 | 0.1984993 | 0.2430709 | 0.3206497 | 1.790213 |
| AI | 0.0206178 | 0.0654258 | -0.0286470 | 0.0000000 | -0.0753831 | 0.0872780 | 0.1956727 | 0.0765137 | 1.808098 |
| EN | 0.0987807 | 0.0298485 | 0.0176006 | -0.0753831 | 0.0000000 | 0.0747446 | 0.0897408 | 0.1581429 | 1.744406 |
| AS | 0.5159116 | 0.1678109 | 0.1984993 | 0.0872780 | 0.0747446 | 0.0000000 | 0.0252671 | 0.1834187 | 1.466230 |
| LER | 0.4509742 | 0.0952331 | 0.2430709 | 0.1956727 | 0.0897408 | 0.0252671 | 0.0000000 | 0.1281102 | 1.529488 |
| JT | 0.2471490 | 0.1081808 | 0.3206497 | 0.0765137 | 0.1581429 | 0.1834187 | 0.1281102 | 0.0000000 | 1.252752 |
| UEM | 1.6774665 | 1.2827747 | 1.7902131 | 1.8080980 | 1.7444057 | 1.4662295 | 1.5294880 | 1.2527521 | 0.000000 |
Also of interest is the significance matrix.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 1.0000000 | 0.0052281 | 0.1658353 | 0.8814094 | 0.1280041 | 0.0000006 | 0.0000000 | 0.0002094 | 0 |
| LL | 0.0052281 | 1.0000000 | 0.0037126 | 0.6163010 | 0.5487119 | 0.0502819 | 0.0006201 | 0.0208570 | 0 |
| KM | 0.1658353 | 0.0037126 | 1.0000000 | 1.0000000 | 0.6846343 | 0.0136128 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0 |
| AI | 0.8814094 | 0.6163010 | 1.0000000 | 1.0000000 | 1.0000000 | 0.5653890 | 0.1050853 | 0.5581845 | 0 |
| EN | 0.1280041 | 0.5487119 | 0.6846343 | 1.0000000 | 1.0000000 | 0.4090725 | 0.0109801 | 0.0022245 | 0 |
| AS | 0.0000006 | 0.0502819 | 0.0136128 | 0.5653890 | 0.4090725 | 1.0000000 | 0.7342397 | 0.0428216 | 0 |
| LER | 0.0000000 | 0.0006201 | 0.0000000 | 0.1050853 | 0.0109801 | 0.7342397 | 1.0000000 | 0.0000502 | 0 |
| JT | 0.0002094 | 0.0208570 | 0.0000000 | 0.5581845 | 0.0022245 | 0.0428216 | 0.0000502 | 1.0000000 | 0 |
| UEM | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 0.0000000 | 1 |
Also of interest is the standard deviation matrix.
| SOU | LL | KM | AI | EN | AS | LER | JT | UEM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOU | 0.0842585 | 0.0623891 | 0.0556463 | 0.1382047 | 0.0649010 | 0.1033644 | 0.0477156 | 0.0666639 | 0.0689986 |
| LL | 0.0623891 | 0.0442240 | 0.0364352 | 0.1305645 | 0.0497731 | 0.0857246 | 0.0278243 | 0.0468201 | 0.0493624 |
| KM | 0.0556463 | 0.0364352 | 0.0289607 | 0.1266817 | 0.0433354 | 0.0804514 | 0.0202836 | 0.0397995 | 0.0422822 |
| AI | 0.1382047 | 0.1305645 | 0.1266817 | 0.2360665 | 0.1451603 | 0.1518259 | 0.1207346 | 0.1306720 | 0.1338215 |
| EN | 0.0649010 | 0.0497731 | 0.0433354 | 0.1451603 | 0.0615800 | 0.0905417 | 0.0352847 | 0.0517060 | 0.0553751 |
| AS | 0.1033644 | 0.0857246 | 0.0804514 | 0.1518259 | 0.0905417 | 0.1395174 | 0.0744263 | 0.0905572 | 0.0943579 |
| LER | 0.0477156 | 0.0278243 | 0.0202836 | 0.1207346 | 0.0352847 | 0.0744263 | 0.0118361 | 0.0315961 | 0.0341549 |
| JT | 0.0666639 | 0.0468201 | 0.0397995 | 0.1306720 | 0.0517060 | 0.0905572 | 0.0315961 | 0.0515962 | 0.0534077 |
| UEM | 0.0689986 | 0.0493624 | 0.0422822 | 0.1338215 | 0.0553751 | 0.0943579 | 0.0341549 | 0.0534077 | 0.0566365 |
References
Ortner, Donald J. 2003. Identification of Pathological Conditions in Human Skeletal Remains. San Diego: Academic Press.
Walker, Phillip L., Rhonda R. Bathurst, Rebecca Richman, Thor Gjerdrum, and Valerie A. Andrushko. 2009. “The Causes of Porotic Hyperostosis and Cribra Orbitalia: A Reappraisal of the Iron-Deficiency-Anemia Hypothesis.” American Journal of Physical Anthropology 139 (2): 109–25.


CRTC accepting second round of applications for Broadband Fund
The Broadband Fund will provide up to $750 million to support projects over five years
by Aisha MalikThe Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) announced that it is now accepting the second round of applications for the Broadband Fund.
Applicants that have three years of experience or more in deploying broadband infrastructure in Canada can apply for funding. They must also demonstrate that their project would not be possible without the support of the fund.
Over five years, the Broadband Fund will provide up to $750 million CAD to support projects in areas that need enhanced services.
The CRTC will announce the projects that have been selected from the second call “in due course.”
“Prospective applicants are encouraged to work with partners and to submit high-quality projects that will make a real difference in the lives of Canadians no matter where they live,” said Ian Scott, the chairperson of the CRTC, in a press release.
The CRTC accepted the first round of applications for the Broadband Fund in June, but previously mainly targeted Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut and satellite-dependent communities. The second call of applications targets all of Canada, including the areas it was previously focusing on.
One of the CRTC’s objectives is to provide Canadians with at least 50Mbps download and 10Mbps upload speeds.
Other criteria for the Broadband Fund can be found here.


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Bookies have got a new frontrunner in the race to be I'm A Celebrity winner with odds changing all the time
by Simon DukeWe're still only days into the new series of I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out of Here but bookies have already tipped two different stars to win the show this year.
I'm A Celebrity returned to our screens on Sunday night with this year's lineup including Caitlyn Jenner, Ian Wright and Nadine Coyle.
So far we have seen Caitlyn in action quite a bit; in the first Bushtucker Trial alongside Kate Garraway and then in a candid chat about life with the Kardashians and her transition into a woman.
Bookies thought the 70-year-old has made such a good impression on viewers, that they earmarked her as the new favourite to win.
Original tip to win Ian Wright has now seen his odds drift as odds have also been slashed on Capital Radio host and son of Spandau Ballet and Eastenders legend Martin Kemp, Roman Kemp.
And the new joint favourite to win is ex-Eastenders actress Jacqueline Jossa.
Jacqueline is proving to be one of the stars of this year’s I’m A Celebrity and William Hill now make her their 7/2 joint favourite alongside Roman Kemp. “You could not fail to have been impressed by Jacqueline’s performance in the spider trial and she is definitely a hit with viewers,” said William Hill spokesman Rupert Adams.
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This is a quick screencast going over a few Chrome Developer Tools tricks that I have found to be incredibly useful.
It has really helped me better understand what is going on with my application as well as broaden my overall understanding of AngularJS.
Thanks Misko for originally turning me on to the fact that this even existed!
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Methods for fast access to large ASCII files. Currently the following file formats are supported: comma separated format (CSV) and fixed width format. It is assumed that the files are too large to fit into memory, although the package can also be used to efficiently access files that do fit into memory. Methods are provided to access and process files blockwise. Furthermore, an opened file can be accessed as one would an ordinary data.frame. The LaF vignette gives an overview of the functionality provided.
| Version: | 0.8.0 |
| Depends: | methods, utils |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.1) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Suggests: | testthat, yaml |
| Published: | 2017-11-20 |
| Author: | Jan van der Laan |
| Maintainer: | Jan van der Laan <djvanderlaan at unrealizedtime.nl> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/djvanderlaan/LaF |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | HighPerformanceComputing |
| CRAN checks: | LaF results |
| Reference manual: | LaF.pdf |
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| Package source: | LaF_0.8.0.tar.gz |
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| OS X binaries: | r-release: LaF_0.8.0.tgz, r-oldrel: LaF_0.8.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | LaF archive |
| Reverse imports: | chunked, EdSurvey, SEERaBomb |
| Reverse suggests: | ffbase |
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Founded in 2015, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Biomedical Engineering Society Design Team is an interdisciplinary multi-semester design collaboration working to progressively improve a novel multimodal, dynamic heart phantom. Our novel approach will allow advancements in the development of new imaging protocols, treatments, and modeling methods. With the ability to image heart phantoms through various modes, including PET-CT, MRI and ultrasound, we hope our novel approach will aid scientists and doctors in studying and to better understand cardiovascular diseases. The BMES Design Team hopes to continue advancing and expanding the capabilities of the biological field.
Prior to the development of cardiac phantoms, the development of myocardium imaging protocols have required a natural heart. Not only did this prove problematic in acquisition (legal requirements, transportation, longevity, etc.), but it also required a plethora of hearts to map various disease pathologies. Since then, heart phantoms have enabled researchers and physicians to conveniently innovate within this area due to the reproducibility and durability of phantoms. Although phantoms have allowed for greater ease of study, they have typically been designed for only a single mode of imaging, thus requiring multiple phantoms designs for comprehensive system analyses. As a result, there is a higher probability of inconsistency and prohibitive costs in the development and acquisition of phantoms. As imaging equipment becomes more commonplace and affordable for research institutions, careful calibration facilitates more personalized healthcare. This increases phantom utility and raises the demand for a versatile phantom capable of addressing numerous imaging modalities in an affordable manner.
The PhantomCor team is dedicated to the improvement of the ease-of-access and usage of myocardial phantoms. The BMES Design Team’s goal is to develop a dynamic and multi-modal heart phantom capable of being imaged and studied through various imaging modes including MRI and CT. We are dedicated to improve the accessibility and flexibility of heart phantoms used in research and healthcare. In addition, the BMES Design Team is assembling a library of heart phantoms and their behavior under various cardiovascular conditions.
Annually, 735,000 Americans suffer a myocardial infarction with over 210,000 being a repeat incident. With over 500 post-incident treatment protocols in place, accurate assessment of post myocardial infarction strains is essential and requires new imaging modalities. Novel approaches such as contrast X-ray CT, PET-CT, and functional MRI with tagging are being developed to supplement echocardiography and MRI.There is a need for a dynamic imaging phantom for acquiring myocardial images in order to test these new imaging strategies. Currently, available phantoms are unimodal and prohibitively expensive. Accordingly, there is a need for multimodal, cost-effective heart phantoms. After considering a plethora of elastomeric materials, we decided to fabricate the phantom using low-density biocompatible silicone due to its similarity to human tissue, relative cost, and ease in fabrication. Simulated plasma is delivered to phantom through 5mm tubing pumped by a stepper motor equipped to emulate arterial pulse pressure waveforms. The phantom is submerged in acoustically conductive gel to add ultrasound compatibility. Lastly, the arterial pulse pressure function generator synchronously outputs the electrical equivalent allowing for ECG-gated CT of the phantom. Projected to sell at $330, PhantomCor is much more affordable than comparable market phantom models. Thus, we present a cost-effective, dynamic, multimodal heart phantom for the accurate calibration and testing of novel imaging techniques.
PhantomCor holds potential for use in medicine, research, and education. Medically, the phantom can help calibrate imaging machinery by providing baseline test cases for heart functionality. This facilitates a more personalized approach to individual cases and subsequently leads to more accurate imaging. Additionally, as in the case of the aforementioned myocardial infarctions, phantoms such as PhantomCor prove instrumental in the development of medical protocol. The phantom’s research functionality is subordinate its calibration capacity; specifically, the dynamic nature of the phantom facilitates the simulation of various disease pathologies on heart functionality while its compatibility with X-ray CT, MRI, and other imaging modalities allows a quantification of these pathological effects. And finally, the phantom can serve as an education tool by imparting a visual understanding of the heart’s fluid mechanics without necessitating a flesh heart.
PhantomCor would be sold for roughly $330, of which 71% covers material costs, 21% covers assembly costs, and 8% serves as our profit margin. PhantomCor’s versatility in utility means it would be obtainable from different distributors depending on its intended use. Possible marketing channels for our design include distributors for medical equipment such as MRI, CT, and ultrasound machinery pairing the heart phantom as an accessory, as well as promotional phantoms sent to educators at medical schools. Accordingly, the primary purchasers of PhantomCor would consist of large research institutions housing such imaging equipment. The end user base would thus primarily comprise technicians operating imaging machinery with the possible addition of teachers and students via medical education supply distributors.
Presently, approximately 2,500 MRI machines are sold worldwide every year with an approximate count of 36,000 units already owned as of 2016. As manufacturing costs for MRI and other imaging machinery continue to fall, more facilities will have access to imaging machinery. Utilizing such equipment to maximize personalized care requires stringent calibration measures, a task greatly eased by heart phantoms. Our phantom, albeit in a prototypic stage, costs but a fraction of currently available market models running into thousands of dollars. Thus, PhantomCor holds the potential to leave a resounding impact upon imaging and research by providing a cost-effective solution to heart phantom design.
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In this project, we’re making a game where you rotate a controller to catch the colored dots correctly.
1) Delete the original sprite and draw a controller sprite. Put it in the center of the screen.
2) When you click the left and right arrow keys, make the controller rotate. (Challenge: can you make the rotation motion smooth?)
3) Create a single dot sprite. Have the dot sprite hide and then clone itself. When the flag is clicked, have the clone start in the right-hand corner. Have it travel towards the center and disapear when it hits the controller.
4) Instead of having the clone start in the same place every time, have it start in a random location on the screen.
 (Create your own custom block in More Blocks called “go to a random corner,” define it, and use it in your dot sprite.)
5) Create a score that goes up whenever the dot is correctly caught. (Still just one color.)
6) Create a lives variable that starts at 3 and goes down whenever a dot is caught incorrectly. The single dot should continue to reappear until there are 0 lives. (Still just one color.)
7) Instead of having just a single dot, have your dot continue to clone itself.
8) Now add different colored dots. (Tip: this may involve tweaking of various parts of the game to make it fun but also possible.)
9) Optional: make the game get progressively harder and harder the further you get


This first step to work with SKY UX is to create the project for your single-page application.
From the command prompt,
Enter
In the first prompt, specify a root directory for your project. The SKY UX CLI creates a folder with this name and prefixes it with "skyux-spa."
The root directory determines how to access the SPA because the URL for the home page includes the root directory after the base URL.
In the second prompt, specify the URL for your Git repo. You can use a Visual Studio Team System Git repo or a GitHub repo. The URL indicates where to store the source files for your project. The SKY UX CLI clones the repo and automatically pulls in the SKY UX template.
The only special requirement for the Git repo to host internal Blackbaud implementations is web hooks to the SKY UX continuous integration layer. For now, this must be set up manually by the SKY UX team. Contact the SKY UX team on the 1bb-skyux-apps Slack channel. For more information about the continuous integration layer, see the overview documentation.
After the SKY UX CLI downloads the SKY UX template project and installs its dependencies, the command prompt displays the directory name: "SPA [directory name] created in directory "skyux-spa-[directory name]."
For information about the default items that the template provides in a SKY UX single-page application, see the template items reference.


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Ok, the first paragraph thingy is going to be just a description of me, so that you can relate, compare, and contrast, to see how different surroundings may effect the 'magic'. To get riht onto the reprt, skip down past the history. Just recently I discovered the wonders of Nutmeg from reading posts, about how other users felt and reacted to certain things, and by that beginning, it's probably quite obvious that I had a good experience.
I'm 17 years old, I don't go to school, I got my GED, I have acomputer in my room. I normally live at home with mom in a three room house: My room, the bathroom, the everything else room (including her bedroom). I'm about 6'1 and weigh approx 190lb, and I'll admit, its not all muscle, speaking of nutmeg, I shall have a bit while I type. I smoke marijuana once every couple weeks, and use Vicodin when I get it, once every month or two. I felt I should describe my surroundings for an accurate report of what happened. And I'll try to get the T+-00:30 thingy down, its not easy for me right now :P
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CAUTION: I AM LONG-WINDED HA HA
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On with the story.
It was 4 pm on a wednesday afternoon, and I was ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. I ground up a bottle of nutmeg so that it'd be easy to take more if I had to, AND, I didn't want to have to do it again. I had some old old nuts that had been in the kitchen for, probably 3 or 4 years.  By now a slight drunkeness feeling has come over me, when I look around at things my eyes don't follow as promptly as normal.
t=7pm-Definatly feeling the effects now, but not hard. They're noticable though. I'm watching TV and even though the story-lines to most movies are becoming hard to follow, I manage to keep up..
t=9pm-I remember 9 pm it really started to kick in. I felt great, very calm, almost as if I'd just taken a hit of marijuana.
t=midnight wednesday night-wow a 3 hour high is quite amazing for me, normally its worn off by now, but it kept on getting stronger. Cottonmouth REALLY kicks in.
t=1am-Nothing else good has happened, but things are all so much cooler...I enjoy looking at my hand. And cottonmouth is horrible, it's never been so bad.
t=2am-Cottonmouth unbareable. But I found a solution at last, I can take a sip of water. Well, I take a big swig of water from my cup, then I don't swallow.  Yeah, it sounds gross, but it really does work. When the water gets to be about the same temp. as my mouth, I swallow but then take another drink immediatly.
t=3am I'm off in la-la land now, I have my music on and it sounds so beautiful, I'm calm and relaxed, and even with the news going on about the war in Iraq, I don't care. I'm normally a peace activist. :P Well, I put on Tool for a change of beat, Darkside of the moon is great, but not after 11 hours of it on repeat.
t=4am-I'm having troubles keeping my eyes open, but I fight sleep to see the ending. I've begun hallucinating and when my eyes are closed, I feel like they're open and I'm looking through my eyelids like a screened in window. Music has gone from beautiful to hypnotizingly beautiful.
t=4:30(about)-I decide enough is enough and I go to sleep(The song of sleep is so very sweet sometimes, ya know?)
I awake around...1pm, so we'll start it there.
t=basically all the next day-I wake up, still high, like...a pleasant buzz, it makes me calm, I don't feel much like moving, but I'm enjoying everything...even silence if it's there. Everything is serene. I enjoy my day and take lots and lots of naps. I enjoyed just sitting back, sipping some chamomile tea, and watching easy movies to follow, like Alice in Wonderland and Cinderella. Mice that sing and dance are incredibly funny while high, especially when one is named 'gus-gus'.
Friday-Effects are gone completely, but I do have plans for one of my friends to come over friday night, so we'll see how that one goes. ;)
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Rashford hails England's 'frightening' attacking arsenal
by Sports DeskMarcus Rashford believes England's "frightening" attacking talent can power the World Cup semi-finalists to a successful Euro 2020.
Gareth Southgate's side cruised through qualifying for next year's tournament, winning seven of eight matches and scoring 37 times.
Only once before – in 1908 – have England struck more goals in competitive matches in a calendar year than the 38 scored in 2019.
Question marks remain over certain positions in the starting XI but in Rashford, Harry Kane and Raheem Sterling there looks to be a defined and dangerous attacking trio.
"I think it is a good combination," said Manchester United forward Rashford.
"But we have played games without that particular front three and it is frightening what we can do as a group of attackers.
"I think all of these games are just gearing you up for the summer and if we go into the summer anywhere near the sort of form we have been in recently then it will be a successful tournament."
Rashford was among the scorers as England signed off from qualifying with a 4-0 win over Kosovo on Sunday.
Jadon Sancho, Tammy Abraham and Callum Hudson-Odoi, who started in Pristina, are among those pressing for spots, while Jamie Vardy could add another element to the squad if the in-form Leicester City striker reverses his international retirement.
Rashford said: "I have been in two tournaments now and the squad is so important.
"With the qualities that every individual has in this team, it is something we have to use to our advantage. People are going to be playing at different moments but when you are on the pitch you have to do your best and try to come up with the goods.
"It is good competition. We really do have that kind of environment when we are in the camp together and it is positive."


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Notebooks
Story: The Moon not to be laughed at
The Moon not to be laughed at
Title
The Moon not to be laughed at
Collection
Summary
The Moon is not to be laughed at. By /han≠kass’o (L VIII-–28. 8441-8443, 8446). People say that the Moon becomes angry when they laugh at it. People thus call it |ßkuan ttu to show it respect to try and keep it from going into the sky. The Moon's wife is ||ko'on.
Comments
1) p.8440: |han≠kass'o heard this from his mother (|xabbi-an), 2) p.8441v: the Moon's other name and the name of the Moon's wife, 3) See also The Moon seeking his wife, ||ko'on, 4) This story is found in Book VIII-28
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
25 & 27 May 1879 (story given on or about)
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy, Custom and daily life
Keywords
Moon (not to be laughed at) , Moon (children taught not to laugh at) , Moon (what people say to it) , Moon (resembles a 'thing which is bitter') , Moon (its name when a man) , Moon (the name of its wife is ||ko'on) , Moon (its other name is |ßkuan ttu) , Moon (when large went into the sky) , Moon (must not be called large) , Moon (when it gets angry it goes into the sky) , Moon (when large) , Moon (showing respect for) , Moon (the people call it |ßkuan ttu) , respecting (the Moon) , respecting (the Moon not to be laughed at) , children (are taught to respect the Moon) , children (are taught not to laugh at the Moon) , prohibition (the Moon is not to be laughed at) , prohibition (avoiding saying the name of the Moon) , prohibition (against calling the Moon large) , names (of the Moon and his wife) , names (and respecting the Moon and its name) , names (of the Moon when a man) , names (avoiding saying the Moon's name) , laughter (and respect for the Moon, which is not to be laughed at) , teaching (children about respecting the Moon) , teaching (the Moon not to be laughed at) , education (of children to respect the Moon) , education (the Moon not to be laughed at)
Story Pages
8441-8443, 8446


As the ball gains altitude, gravity decreases, platforms become smaller and more spread out, and jumps replenish more slowly.
As time passes, the world moves faster, reaching the top becomes more difficult.
Jumps are limited, bounces are not, use bounces in combination with jumps to find your way to the top.
by Scott M. Rogers, view source on GitHub


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