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Inertia Engineering + Design Inc.
Mailing Address:
3-34 Kern RdNORTH YORK, Ontario
M3B 1T1
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M3B 1T1
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Inertia Engineering + Design provides mechanical and electrical engineering, consulting and product development services that deliver exceptional customer experiences and results.
IE+D is a trusted product development engineering partner who understands the importance of getting our clients' products from initial concept to final production quickly and cost effectively. Our creative, collaborative and practical approach coupled with our concurrent engineering and quality-driven design process results in value-focused, common-sense solutions that help shorten product development time and increase client bottom line - what we call Real World Thinking.
Inertia provides manufacturers and start-ups with turn-key engineering teams (and solutions) helping them to significantly and quickly grow their businesses. Inertia is not a staffing firm nor does it "rent out" its people for resource. We believe we can bring more value to our clients by taking care of their challenges using our professional, efficient and collaborative product development engineering methods.
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Company description
541420 - Industrial Design Services
Product / Service / Licensing
- Vehicle instrumentation and data acquisition
- Test data reduction, analysis, and documentation
- Ride and handling testing
- Competitor benchmarking research and evaluation
- Static and dynamic stability testing (ISO double lane change, SAE J266 constant radius, etc.)
- Energy / fuel consumption measurement
- Duty cycle monitoring
- Durability track test setup
- Road load measurement
- Component strain gauge and load measurement
- Strength and impact testing of seating systems (CMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Aerodynamics testing and development
Market research
Technology review
Patentability / intellectual property evaluation
Engineering feasibility studies
Product development planning
Concept design
Detailed component and assembly design
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Ergonomics evaluation and development
Electronics, controls, network + internet connectivity
Prototype build and evaluation
Design Validation Planning and Reporting
Product Validation and Compliance
Design for Manufacture and Assembly
Quality Engineering (DFMEA, PFMEA, Control Plans)
PPAP (pre-production approval process) management
- Structural Analysis
- Vehicle Engineering
- Concept Generation + Evaluation
- Engineering Feasibility / Market Research / Technology Review
- Prototyping
- Product Validation Testing
- Electrical Engineering
- Product / Assembly Process Documentation
- Full-Service Product Development
- Product Manufacturing
- Ergonomics / Human Factors Evaluation
- Suspension systems
- Steering systems
- Brake systems
- Powertrain integration
- Vehicle structures
- NVH isolation
- Thermal management
- Ergonomics / occupant package layout
- Seating systems
- Closures (doors, lift-gates, windows, hinges, etc.)
- Interior trim (plastic panels, consoles, instrument panels)
- Aerodynamics development
- Quality engineering (DFMEA/PFMEA/PPAP)
- Battery system layout, packaging and integration
- Vehicle instrumentation + data acquisition
- Energy consumption testing
- Duty cycle analysis
- Electrically driven ancillary systems (power steering, brake pumps, etc.)
- Hybrid powertrain system integration
- Optimization of mechanical structures
- Suspension kinematic analysis and optimization
- Vehicle dynamics simulation and optimization (CarSim/TruckSim)
- Closures kinematic and dynamic simulation and optimization
- Ergonomics simulation
- Ergonomics analysis
- Design of energy absorption systems for seat systems (for vehicle impact)
- Design of linkages for adjustable seating
- Design of seat foam and fabrics
- Prototype build of seating systems
- Testing of seating and safety systems (CMVSS/FMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Vehicle dynamics simulation setup and analysis
- Spring and damper sizing and optimization
- Steering geometry design, analysis and optimization
- Steering load calculation and system sizing
- Suspension and steering linkage mechanical design
- Component structural FEA and design optimization
- NVH isolation analysis and optimization (bushing development)
- Installation stiffness / compliance analysis and optimization
- Electric / hydraulic power brake control systems setup
- Brake pedal and linkage mechanical design
- Brake system thermal management
- Brake system testing (CMVSS 105, 135,121)
- Brake dyno testing
- Test plan development and management
- Test facilities research and management
- Test activities co-ordination, logistics, and monitoring
- Vehicle crash testing management
- Subsystem impact/sled testing management
- Strength and impact testing of seating systems (CMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Data reduction, analysis, and documentation
AD00-Defense - Other
AJ00-General Science and Technology
AS00-Transportation - Modal
AT00-Transportation - General
Technology profile
Siemens NX CAD system with Teamcentre data management
Solidworks Simulation linear, non-linear Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Solidworks Simulation multi-body dynamics simulation
Altair Hyperworks linear, non-linear Finite Element Analysis
MotionSolve multibody dynamics simulation
AccuSolve Computational Fluid Dynamics simulation
CarSim/TruckSim vehicle dynamics simulation
3DVIA documentation / communication software
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Consumer Products
- Transportation
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Sector information
Total plant size:
1500 sq. ft. prototype, testing, assembly workshop
Unique applications:
Low-floor battery-electric delivery truckImpact-energy absorbing child car seat
Concept vehicle design, development and prototype
Motorsports vehicle design, development, prototype, testing and competition
Electric drive system integration
Electric vehicle duty cycle data acquisition and post processing
Heavy-duty hybrid vehicle drivetrain test bed
Commercial truck vehicle dynamics testing and tuning
Key / Major clients:
IMT (Ingersoll Axles)Magna International
Clek
Unicell / DEL
Lightspeed Environmental
Teknion
Testimonial:
IMT - Experience with Inertia Engineering"What struck me about the Inertia team was their remarkable customer service; how openly they shared their thought process as well as the challenges and limitations of their proposed approach. Also, they delivered to us such comprehensive and useful reports and communications which easily shared their knowledge with our senior managers and engineers - which I've often found to be a struggle with most other outside engineering firms. Part of IMT's strategy is to aggressively expand in the next 5 years and one of the ways we can meet this goal is to partner with a company like Inertia to completely lead the design and development for new products. After we worked with the Inertia team, we knew that we found an engineering partner to help us reach our goals."
Dean Davenport, President, Engineered Products and Services Group, IMT Partnership
LightSpeed Environmental - Experience with Inertia Engineering
"Our company was formed to commercialize the QuickSider Battery-Electric delivery van, the first prototype of which was developed by our primary stockholder, Unicell Body Company. During the design and development of this initial prototype, Inertia Engineering lead the mechanical design and engineering, DFMEA evaluations, and overall testing for the completed proof-of-concept vehicle (QS-1).....We have complete confidence in Inertias team for all aspects of our highly-technical project. Included among the services provided are project leadership, design management, engineering and testing protocols, quality engineering such as the aforementioned DFMEA and DVP&R work, and the ability unique for a firm this size to perform all vehicle ride, handling, steering, and braking development work. Our experience to date has been outstanding and we do not hesitate to recommend Inertia Engineering to any prospective customer.
Dave Tarrant, President + CEO, LightSpeed Environmental
Formerly: VP/GM Light Duty Vehicles and Joint Ventures for Navistar and Manager of Commercial Truck Strategy for Ford Motor Company
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Company description
541420 - Industrial Design Services
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
- Vehicle instrumentation and data acquisition
- Test data reduction, analysis, and documentation
- Ride and handling testing
- Competitor benchmarking research and evaluation
- Static and dynamic stability testing (ISO double lane change, SAE J266 constant radius, etc.)
- Energy / fuel consumption measurement
- Duty cycle monitoring
- Durability track test setup
- Road load measurement
- Component strain gauge and load measurement
- Strength and impact testing of seating systems (CMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Aerodynamics testing and development
Market research
Technology review
Patentability / intellectual property evaluation
Engineering feasibility studies
Product development planning
Concept design
Detailed component and assembly design
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Ergonomics evaluation and development
Electronics, controls, network + internet connectivity
Prototype build and evaluation
Design Validation Planning and Reporting
Product Validation and Compliance
Design for Manufacture and Assembly
Quality Engineering (DFMEA, PFMEA, Control Plans)
PPAP (pre-production approval process) management
- Structural Analysis
- Vehicle Engineering
- Concept Generation + Evaluation
- Engineering Feasibility / Market Research / Technology Review
- Prototyping
- Product Validation Testing
- Electrical Engineering
- Product / Assembly Process Documentation
- Full-Service Product Development
- Product Manufacturing
- Ergonomics / Human Factors Evaluation
- Suspension systems
- Steering systems
- Brake systems
- Powertrain integration
- Vehicle structures
- NVH isolation
- Thermal management
- Ergonomics / occupant package layout
- Seating systems
- Closures (doors, lift-gates, windows, hinges, etc.)
- Interior trim (plastic panels, consoles, instrument panels)
- Aerodynamics development
- Quality engineering (DFMEA/PFMEA/PPAP)
- Battery system layout, packaging and integration
- Vehicle instrumentation + data acquisition
- Energy consumption testing
- Duty cycle analysis
- Electrically driven ancillary systems (power steering, brake pumps, etc.)
- Hybrid powertrain system integration
- Optimization of mechanical structures
- Suspension kinematic analysis and optimization
- Vehicle dynamics simulation and optimization (CarSim/TruckSim)
- Closures kinematic and dynamic simulation and optimization
- Ergonomics simulation
- Ergonomics analysis
- Design of energy absorption systems for seat systems (for vehicle impact)
- Design of linkages for adjustable seating
- Design of seat foam and fabrics
- Prototype build of seating systems
- Testing of seating and safety systems (CMVSS/FMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Vehicle dynamics simulation setup and analysis
- Spring and damper sizing and optimization
- Steering geometry design, analysis and optimization
- Steering load calculation and system sizing
- Suspension and steering linkage mechanical design
- Component structural FEA and design optimization
- NVH isolation analysis and optimization (bushing development)
- Installation stiffness / compliance analysis and optimization
- Electric / hydraulic power brake control systems setup
- Brake pedal and linkage mechanical design
- Brake system thermal management
- Brake system testing (CMVSS 105, 135,121)
- Brake dyno testing
- Test plan development and management
- Test facilities research and management
- Test activities co-ordination, logistics, and monitoring
- Vehicle crash testing management
- Subsystem impact/sled testing management
- Strength and impact testing of seating systems (CMVSS 207, 210, 213)
- Data reduction, analysis, and documentation
AD00-Defense - Other
AJ00-General Science and Technology
AS00-Transportation - Modal
AT00-Transportation - General
Technology
Technology profile
Siemens NX CAD system with Teamcentre data management
Solidworks Simulation linear, non-linear Finite Element Analysis (FEA)
Solidworks Simulation multi-body dynamics simulation
Altair Hyperworks linear, non-linear Finite Element Analysis
MotionSolve multibody dynamics simulation
AccuSolve Computational Fluid Dynamics simulation
CarSim/TruckSim vehicle dynamics simulation
3DVIA documentation / communication software
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Consumer Products
- Transportation
- Aerospace
- Defence
- Automotive
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
Sector
Sector information
Total plant size:
1500 sq. ft. prototype, testing, assembly workshop
Unique applications:
Low-floor battery-electric delivery truckImpact-energy absorbing child car seat
Concept vehicle design, development and prototype
Motorsports vehicle design, development, prototype, testing and competition
Electric drive system integration
Electric vehicle duty cycle data acquisition and post processing
Heavy-duty hybrid vehicle drivetrain test bed
Commercial truck vehicle dynamics testing and tuning
Key / Major clients:
IMT (Ingersoll Axles)Magna International
Clek
Unicell / DEL
Lightspeed Environmental
Teknion
Testimonial:
IMT - Experience with Inertia Engineering"What struck me about the Inertia team was their remarkable customer service; how openly they shared their thought process as well as the challenges and limitations of their proposed approach. Also, they delivered to us such comprehensive and useful reports and communications which easily shared their knowledge with our senior managers and engineers - which I've often found to be a struggle with most other outside engineering firms. Part of IMT's strategy is to aggressively expand in the next 5 years and one of the ways we can meet this goal is to partner with a company like Inertia to completely lead the design and development for new products. After we worked with the Inertia team, we knew that we found an engineering partner to help us reach our goals."
Dean Davenport, President, Engineered Products and Services Group, IMT Partnership
LightSpeed Environmental - Experience with Inertia Engineering
"Our company was formed to commercialize the QuickSider Battery-Electric delivery van, the first prototype of which was developed by our primary stockholder, Unicell Body Company. During the design and development of this initial prototype, Inertia Engineering lead the mechanical design and engineering, DFMEA evaluations, and overall testing for the completed proof-of-concept vehicle (QS-1).....We have complete confidence in Inertias team for all aspects of our highly-technical project. Included among the services provided are project leadership, design management, engineering and testing protocols, quality engineering such as the aforementioned DFMEA and DVP&R work, and the ability unique for a firm this size to perform all vehicle ride, handling, steering, and braking development work. Our experience to date has been outstanding and we do not hesitate to recommend Inertia Engineering to any prospective customer.
Dave Tarrant, President + CEO, LightSpeed Environmental
Formerly: VP/GM Light Duty Vehicles and Joint Ventures for Navistar and Manager of Commercial Truck Strategy for Ford Motor Company


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2014-06-07 15:54:46
New version 2.01v, automatic chats assignment, round robin algorithm for chat's balancing
- Restyled back office a little bit. Top menu will take less space.
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/397
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/367
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/401
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/398
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/402
Here is tutorial for automatic chat's assignment
execute doc/update_db/update_80.sql for update and follow standard upgrade tutorial.
-
2014-06-01 18:24:05
Now you can donate using bitcoins
Not sure how popular this is going to be. But here is my bitcoin wallet address
1F2zpsMMZUUC8RzfoA6pisW9tnXAW1Nu1y
-
2014-06-01 14:34:48
New version 2.0v, new documents sharer module, updated with responsive widgets
Features/Changes/Bugfixes
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/396
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/393
- https://github.com/LiveHelperChat/livehelperchat/issues/383
- Fixed bug then closing tab, tab was closed, but user could not reopen it. Tricky part.
- Updated chrome extension as stated in previous article
- New module for documents sharing.
- Updated NodeJs extension. It was used by one of the clients who had now over 3700 chats. So it's quite stable and can be used in production.
- Forms module now has different layout, which features angularJS support. So your forms can support angular syntax.
- Changed event then the message is send. Previously it was onkeyup which coused new line if enter was pressed in the middle of the message. Now it won't.
- Changed close/resume/minimize icons.
- Install will enable online visitors tracking and pro active invitations by default now.
- Update - just pushed one small update whitch brings responsive widgets, so embeded widgets in site is responsive also. On small resolution (max 640px) they goes to the top of screen.
execute doc/update_db/update_79.sql for update and follow standard upgrade tutorial.
Create these two folders also, they will be used in documents sharer module
var/storagedocshare - and chmod it
var/tmpfiles - and chmod it
-
2014-05-21 19:47:21
Chrome extension new version 1.2v
Hi,
I have just published new verison of chrome extension. Everyone who have installed it through google app store do not have to do anything. This update features one very usefull feature like automatic offline/online status based on computer iddle time. So now you can set after how many seconds of computer inactivity your status should be automatically changed to offline. I recommend to set this to about 60 seconds or so.
If you do not see these options, that means your browser have not updated this extension yet.
Good luck, now we can completely forget that you are using LHC and chat will do itself all, monitor users, send them invitations, changes your status to offline/online and the only job you have to do is chat with customers :)
-
2014-05-19 19:34:13
Small desktop client enhancement, sponsored one :)
Few enhancements
- QT5 and SSL support, switched to QSsl::SslV3
- Implemented automatic online/offline status for windows desktop client.
Upgrade
You can adjust offlinetimeout in this file. 180 means that after 3 minits of no mouse activity detection change your status to offline.
Auto-offline feature can be controlled from chat program top menu. Anyone want's to prepare MacOS package?
Big thanks to user who agreed to sponsor this enhancement! :)


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EconDatasets.jl
Table of Contents
1 Motivation
The package shall make various econometric data sets accessible, similar to the way that the RDatasets package provides access to standard data sets that are available in R.
The problem with some econometric data sets, however, is that although data is freely available at the web, it is not allowed to redistribute the data set. Hence, some of the data sets are not shipped automatically with the package, but they need to be downloaded into the package's data directory first.
Once a given data set is downloaded, it can be loaded in Julia with a
syntax similar to RDatasets
:
using EconDatasets sectors = dataset("Sectors")
In order to download a given data set, one needs to use call function
getDataset
first. This way, data is downloaded into the data
directory of the package, making it accessible for future use with
function dataset
.
getDataset("FFF") # Fama French factors
In addition, there also exist functions that directly load data into an interactive Julia session, without storing them on disk for future use. For some of these data sets, however, some minor manual interaction might be required to label and process the data adequately.
2 Table of data sets
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Sectors | Sector affiliations for SP500 components |
| SP500 | Stock price data for SP500 components |
| UMD | Fama French momentum portfolio |
| FFF | Fama French factors |
| SP500Ticker | SP500 ticker symbols from Wikipedia |
| Indices | Major stock price indices |
| Treasuries | US Treasury rates, several maturities |
| DieboldLi | fixed-maturity yields used in Diebold-Li |
From these data sets, only the following ones are already included in the repository:
- Sectors
- SP500Ticker
3 Data sets to be downloaded first
The following data sets do not ship with the package, as they may not
be re-distributed. Hence, they need to be downloaded first. This can
be done with function getDataset
. Some of these data sets will call
a script and not a function, so they will create some variables in
your workspace. Also, if running the scripts through the high level
function getDataset
causes an error, it still might work if you run
the script with include
:
include(joinpath(Pkg.dir("EconDatasets"), "src/getDataset/", "getSP500.jl"))
- Data sets downloaded by functions
- FFF
- UMD
- Indices
- Treasuries
- DieboldLi
- Data sets downloaded by scripts
- SP500 (due to parallel computing)
- SP500Ticker (due to Gumbo package usage)
4 Table of functions to interactively download data
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
readFamaFrench |
|
readFamaFrenchRaw |
see ijulia example |
readYahooFinance |
see blog post |
readYahooAdjClose |
see blog post |
getAdjClose |
|
readUSTreasuries |
5 Acknowledgement
Of course, any package can only be as good as the individual parts that it builds on. Accordingly, I'd like to thank all people that were involved in the development of all the functions that were made ready to use for me to build this package upon. In particular, I want to thank the developers of
- the Julia language, for their continuous and tremendous efforts during the creation of this free, fast and highly flexible programming language!
- the DataFrames package, which definitely provides the best
representation for general types of data in data analysis. It's a
role model that every last bit of code of
TimeData
depends on, and the interface that every statistics package should use. - the Datetime package, which is a thoughtful implementation of
dates, time and durations, and the backbone of all time components
in
TimeData
. - the TimeSeries package, which follows a different approach to
handling time series data. Having a quite similar goal in mind, the
package was a great inspiration for me, and occasionally I even
could borrow parts of code from it (for example, from an old version
of function
readtime
).


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A THOUSAND ACRES By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Touchstone Pictures Director: Jocelyn Moorhouse Writer: Laura Jones/based on Jane Smiley's novel Cast: Jessica Lange, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jason Robards, Keith Carradine, Kevin Anderson, Colin Firth William Shakespeare's themes are universal, so it's no marvel that they have been adapted to hundreds of diverse settings. Thus "Richard III" becomes "Dick Deterred" and takes place during the administration of Richard Nixon. "Romeo and Juliet" is played out against the backdrop of contemporary California gangs. "Julius Caesar" is situated in Mussolini's Italy. "King Lear" now gets a production not in prehistoric England but in modern Iowa, where emotions are just as primitive. Lear becomes Larry (Jason Robards), Cordelia is Caroline (Jennifer Jason Leigh), Goneril becomes Ginny (Jessica Lange) and Regan has changed her name to Rose (Michelle Pfeiffer). Unlike Shakespeare's version there are no bastards this time around, but in the opinion of at least one of the characters, you will find a couple of bitches. Enter, then, the world of Lear in the corn fields and not on the heath, where the thunder and lightning are just as ominous, Alzheimer's replaces heroic rage, and melodrama supplants tragedy. It's a weepy, soapy, takeoff. People die with a whimper and a Lothario assumes the role of the knights in shining armor. When Tak Fujimoto's camera zooms in on land more fertile than any Elizabethan king could have imagined, we are not surprised to see its owner housing his family in three mansions of the richest acres in the county. Larry Cook, the most respected manorial lord in the area, is determined to beat Uncle Sam's tax collectors, so he carves up his land into three parts for his daughters. Caroline, the kid sister of the group, is now a hotshot lawyer in Des Moines, and declines her share for the time being--which is how we know she's The Good One. Dad, enraged, literally shuts her out of the house and divvies the plots between the repressed Ginny and the high-strung Rose--whose husbands Ty (Keith Carradine) and Peter (Kevin Anderson) smack their lips avariciously. After that Shakespeare takes a powder and "As the World Turns" takes over. Ginny, now enjoying an affair with Jess (Colin Firth) is convinced by Rose that Dad used to seduce both of them while they were in the teens.  Jennifer Jason Leigh shows herself capable of new range. No longer the cynical Mrs. Parker, she's all halos here but Australian director Jocelyn Moorhouse--who contributed mightily with her "How to Make an American Quilt"--does not give her much to do despite the nice budget the producers have given her. Jason Robards' second thoughts about the transfer of property are unmotivated. He accuses the daughters of throwing him out, but in reality he has turned himself out of the picture. The women are not as bad as Goneril and Regan: they've simply decided to live with the truth about the incest and are dismayed by their father's paranoia. The story's center, the relationship between Rose and Caroline, is played out well but hampered by a so-so script lacking in dramatic intensity and anticipated payoffs. But "A Thousand Acres" is worth seeing as an antidote to the standard summer action-adventure blockbusters. It deals with real people in a genuine setting with strong female roles. Rated R. Running Time: 105 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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Day 1
“ Öffne dein Herz und sei Kreativ !
Topic: Football/ Culture of India and Germany
Two participants per team
One team per school
Time limit: 45 minutes
Materials and props to be brought by participants
“ Wissen ist ein Schatz,der seinen Besitzer überall hin begleitet”
A quiz on Germany- its culture, history, literature, food etc.
A team of two from each school.
Duration : 1 hour
The questions will be asked in English.
There will be 3 rounds
“ Wo man singt, da lass dich ruhig nieder,böse Menschen haben keine Lieder !!!
Participants will perform a German song of their own choice.
7-8 participants per team.
One team per school
Song must be 2-3 minutes long.
Instruments to be brought if required.
Day 2
“ Das schönste Märchen ist das Leben selbst”
Participants will need to enact any famous Grimm Brothers' fiary tale in English on stage
6-8 participants per team max.
One team per school
Skit should be 10 minutes long
Costumes and props to be brought if required.


FN Awards 2020 – entry deadline extended
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The new deadline of Friday 29th November gives you more time to craft an award-winning entry.
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To make the process as simple as possible for you, your entry can be completed online by answering a few short questions – details can be found here.
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Previous News
27 September 2011
- We are excited to announce that BioVis Contest submissions will be judged by Christopher Bartlett, Ananth Grama, Mark W. Logue, Tamara Munzner, Wolfgang Rumpf, Shana R. Spindler and Amitabh Varshney.
- A Birds-of-a-Feather meeting for the BioVis Contest will be taking place on October 24th between 7:00 pm and 9:00 pm.
25 September 2011
- We are happy to welcome Battelle Center for Mathematical Medicine as Silver Supporter of the BioVis 2011 Contest.
2 September 2011
- Please register now! The early registration discount is only available until September 16th.
- The preliminary schedule for the meeting is now available.
- The list of accepted papers and abstracts has been posted in the Papers & Abstracts section.
23 August 2011
- We are excited to have Agilent Technologies as a BioVis 2011 Gold Sponsor.
- BioVis 2011 is now affiliated with the ACM Special Interest Group in Bioinformatics.
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- BioVis 2011 and VisWeek registration are now open.
- We are happy to announce that BioVis 2011 is co-sponsored by the IEEE Technical Committee on Computational Life Sciences (TCCLS).
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- Lynda Chin (Harvard Medical School/Broad Institute/Dana-Farber Cancer Institute) has been confirmed to deliver the BioVis 2011 keynote. Details to follow.
- Our submission system is now open for abstract submissions.
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24 April 2011
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21 April 2011
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- Art Olson (Scripps Institute) and Willy Supatto (California Institute of Technology) have been confirmed to speak about challenges in visualizing biological data as part of our Invited Session.
14 April 2011
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--- layout: post title: Back to blogging, already? ---
Ok,
I'll admit it... I have a hard time not blogging at all!
I spent the last
few days talking with many people, both internally and externally. For the moment,
I'm resuming my blogging as usual, and will talk to all the non Morgan Stanley specific
stuff. I'll add a disclaimer soon to my web site though.
Should I adopt
the stance of not mentioning which company I'm working for? I think it would be disrespectful
of both my readers and myself. I'm proud to be an IT guy working in Morgan Stanley,
and I wouldn't do myself a favor by hiding that. Moreover, it's a great place, and
the public has the right to know!
Is it risky? Yes,
a bit more than the usual rambling. If one of the lawyers somewhere becomes mad at
me for blogging, I could loose my job. But is it worth it? I think it is, both for
Morgan and for me. I've been around the blogging world for two years now (that goes
fast doesn't it?) and I'm not going to go away anytime soon. I love my job, and I
don't think I'll go away from there either.
 Thanks.


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Mark Ruffalo Wants to Shoot a Hulk Vs. Wolverine Movie
by Sundi RoseWhile Avengers: Endgame seemingly brought The Hulk's story to a close, actor Mark Ruffalo thinks there could be more in store for the Green Goliath.
At Tokyo Comic Con, Ruffalo discussed meeting with Marvel Studios President and Marvel Chief Creative Officer Kevin Feige and added that he would really like to see a Hulk/Wolverine matchup on the big screen.
Although the matchup might seem surprising to MCU fans, they have, in fact, crossed paths numerous times in the comics. In fact, Wolverine fought The Hulk and Wendigo in his first appearance in Len Wein, Roy Thomas and John Romita Sr.'s The Incredible Hulk #181 in 1974. While the character is most closely associated with X-Men, a crossover of this caliber could prove lucrative for fans of both franchises.
Click the button below to start this article in quick view.
Directed by Joe and Anthony Russo, Avengers: Endgame stars Robert Downey Jr. as Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner, Chris Hemsworth as Thor, Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow, Jeremy Renner as Hawkeye, Brie Larson as Captain Marvel, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man, Don Cheadle as War Machine, Karen Gillan as Nebula, Danai Gurira as Okoye and Bradley Cooper as Rocket, with Gwyneth Paltrow Pepper Potts, Jon Favreau as Happy Hogan, Benedict Wong as Wong, Tessa Thompson as Valkyrie and Josh Brolin as Thanos. The film is now available on Digital HD, Blu-ray and 4K UHD.
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Indian Rupee Price News & Forecast: USD/INR suffers fourth day of falls amid hopes from India
by Yohay ElamUSD/INR logs in four-day losing streak amid a ray of optimism from India
USD/INR is weakening for the fourth day in a row as recent government measures from India, coupled with fresh trade/investment news, keep the Asian currency on the front foot. With this, the price drops to 71.70 while heading into the European session on Friday.
In contrast to the trade differences between the United States (US) and China, the US-India trade relations are likely to improve as both parties have recently agreed on equitable market access for a trade deal in recent days. Additionally, increased investments from global bond champions like Advent international, coupled with the hope for further government measures, as it did in recent days, favor the INR. Read more...
USD/INR Technical Analysis
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 71.6975 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.0533 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.07% |
| Today daily open | 71.7508 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 71.3263 |
| Daily SMA50 | 71.1782 |
| Daily SMA100 | 70.7786 |
| Daily SMA200 | 70.2217 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 72.105 |
| Previous Daily Low | 71.6995 |
| Previous Weekly High | 72.37 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 70.97 |
| Previous Monthly High | 71.79 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 70.6425 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 71.8544 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 71.9501 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 71.5985 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 71.4463 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 71.193 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 72.004 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 72.2573 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 72.4095 |
USD/INR: Bears continue to guard the 71.90 barrier ahead of US data
The Indian rupee rebounded sharply from daily lows of 71.87 against its American counterpart in the European session, as the USD/INR cross now flirts with daily lows near 71.73 regions.
The renewed buying interest seen in the rupee can be mainly attributed to the new foreign trade policy announced by the Indian Foreign Minister Goyal, who said that the new policy will be replaced before end-March 2020. Read more...
USD/INR Levels to watch
USD/INR
| Overview | |
|---|---|
| Today last price | 71.761 |
| Today Daily Change | 0.0102 |
| Today Daily Change % | 0.01 |
| Today daily open | 71.7508 |
| Trends | |
|---|---|
| Daily SMA20 | 71.3263 |
| Daily SMA50 | 71.1782 |
| Daily SMA100 | 70.7786 |
| Daily SMA200 | 70.2217 |
| Levels | |
|---|---|
| Previous Daily High | 72.105 |
| Previous Daily Low | 71.6995 |
| Previous Weekly High | 72.37 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 70.97 |
| Previous Monthly High | 71.79 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 70.6425 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 71.8544 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 71.9501 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 71.5985 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 71.4463 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 71.193 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 72.004 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 72.2573 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 72.4095 |


Maybe this mission should have been scrubbed
Mission To Mars *1/2 (out of ****)
A film review by Michael Redman Copyright 2000 by Michael Redman
There's a world of difference between artists and technicians. The artist has a vision to create something new. He may not do it well, it might be sloppy, but it's something you've never seen before. A good technician can make it look good, but without direction from his own inner artist or someone else, it's going to be just a Xerox. Obviously successful films need both skills.
Brian De Palma is a masterful technician. He's spent his career copying others, most notably Hitchcock. He usually knows exactly what to do to make a scene work, but only because he has learned it by rote. Aside from rare flashes of originality, his films are often soul-dead.
In De Palma's latest, he turns his attention to Stanley Kubrick. To tell the truth, I enjoyed portions of this movie, but I liked it a lot better over 30 years ago when it was called "2001". I enjoyed it even more when it was titled "Close Encounters".
NASA has set its sights for Mars. When the first crew meets with disaster, a rescue mission is sent to the red planet. They don't do so well either, but eventually meet up the lone surviving astronaut-gone-Rasta and solve the mysteries of the universe. And it's all so boring.
There are so many scenes that just don't work, it's difficult to begin. When the first crew is a few feet away from a raging massive upside-down Martian tornado (which looks remarkably like a sandworm from "Dune") destroying everything in its path, they just hang out watching. Error. The most interesting character (and that's not saying much) is killed off. Error. The alien is laughable. Error. The rest of the characters are the dullest people imaginable. Error.
There's some nice eyecandy. The face on Mars, which turns out to be a giant metal Thai Buddha head, looks cool. A three-dimensional holographic planetarium is more fun to watch than anything at Disney World. Maneuvering in space suits outside the ship seems realistic.
But there's so much more that feels as if we've been there before. From "2001", there's the rotating space station, the blinding white room. >From "Close Encounters", they solve a sound puzzle and play it to the aliens. The list goes on.
The actors are mostly mobile wooden statues. Even Gary Sinise and Tim Robbins can't muster enough emotion to convince us they are breathing. No one seems to care about anything that happens. You won't either.
The absolutely worst sin is the blatant product placement as Dr. Pepper, with a 20 foot tall logo, saves the day. They should save the commercials for those insipid bits before the film.
(Michael Redman has written this column since before Mars was discovered and if that planet is as exciting as this film, he thinks he'll just stay home. Email your Martian chronicles to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>[This appeared in the 3/16/2000 "Bloomington Independent", Bloomington, Indiana. Michael Redman can be contacted at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>--<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Film reviews archive: http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Michael%20Redman
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--- title: Indian Startup Funding EDA (In Progress) author: Freddy Drennan date: '2018-02-27' slug: indian-startup-funding-eda categories: - Kaggle - EDA tags: [] ---
Good morning, or good afternoon. Whatever time it is. I’m looking at this data for the first time and thought it would be fun to write out my initial throught process when exploring data. If you haven’t already, install tidyverse
and mongolite
using the typical install.packages()
function to get started below.
MongoDB is the database that I use on my server and so I’ve created a read-only user that you will be able to use to get access to the data needed for this walkthrough. The data comes from the Kaggle dataset Indian Startup Funding.
According to the Kaggle site, possible questions to look at are:
library(tidyverse)
## ── Attaching packages ────────────────────────────────────── tidyverse 1.2.1 ──
## ✔ ggplot2 <IP_ADDRESS>00 ✔ purrr 0.2.4
## ✔ tibble 1.4.2 ✔ dplyr 0.7.4
## ✔ tidyr 0.8.0 ✔ stringr 1.2.0
## ✔ readr 1.1.1 ✔ forcats 0.2.0
## Warning: package 'tibble' was built under R version 3.4.3
## Warning: package 'tidyr' was built under R version 3.4.3
## ── Conflicts ───────────────────────────────────────── tidyverse_conflicts() ──
## ✖ dplyr::filter() masks stats::filter()
## ✖ dplyr::lag() masks stats::lag()
library(forcats)
library(mongolite)
library(lubridate)
##
## Attaching package: 'lubridate'
## The following object is masked from 'package:base':
##
## date
library(ggthemes)
We’ll go ahead and grab the data from my server now. I’ve changed the column names to be a little easier to use as compared to the original dataset.
m <- mongo(collection = "startup_funding" ,
db = "datasets",
url = "mongodb://dbuser:password@drenr.com:27017")
## Mongo Message: SCRAM: authenticating "dbuser" (step 1)
## Mongo Message: SCRAM: authenticating "dbuser" (step 2)
## Mongo Message: SCRAM: authenticating "dbuser" (step 3)
## Mongo Message: SCRAM: "dbuser" authenticated
startup_funding <-
m$find()
##
Found 1000 records...
Found 2000 records...
Found 2372 records...
Imported 2372 records. Simplifying into dataframe...
Let’s look at the data and specify the column types.
startup_funding %>%
glimpse
## Observations: 2,372
## Variables: 10
## $ number <int> 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, ...
## $ date <chr> "01/08/2017", "02/08/2017", "02/08/2017", "02/...
## $ name <chr> "TouchKin", "Ethinos", "Leverage Edu", "Zepo",...
## $ vertical <chr> "Technology", "Technology", "Consumer Internet...
## $ sub_vertical <chr> "Predictive Care Platform", "Digital Marketing...
## $ location <chr> "Bangalore", "Mumbai", "New Delhi", "Mumbai", ...
## $ investor_name <chr> "Kae Capital", "Triton Investment Advisors", "...
## $ investment_type <chr> "Private Equity", "Private Equity", "Seed Fund...
## $ usd <dbl> 1300000, NA, NA, 500000, 850000, 1000000, 2600...
## $ remarks <chr> NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA, NA...
startups <-
startup_funding %>%
transmute(
date = dmy(date),
day = wday(date),
week = week(date),
month = month(date),
name = as.factor(name),
vertical = as.factor(vertical),
sub_vertical = as.factor(sub_vertical),
location = as.factor(location),
investor_name = as.factor(investor_name),
investment_type = as.factor(investment_type),
usd = as.numeric(usd),
remarks = as.factor(remarks)
)
Let’s look at the number of investments created over different date types.
col_count <-
function(column, log = FALSE) {
summed <-
startups %>%
group_by_at(vars(one_of(column))) %>%
summarise(
count = n(),
lcount = n() %>% log
) %>%
ungroup()
ggplot(summed) +
aes_string(x = column, y = ifelse(log, "lcount", "count")) +
geom_col() +
ggtitle(paste0("Count of investments by: ", column, ".")) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 45, hjust = 1))
}
col_count('date')
col_count('month')
col_count('day')
col_count('week')
col_count('investment_type', log = TRUE)
col_sum <-
function(column, log = FALSE) {
startups %>%
group_by_at(vars(one_of(column))) %>%
summarise(
usd = sum(usd, na.rm = TRUE),
lusd = log(sum(usd, na.rm = TRUE))
) %>%
ungroup() %>%
ggplot() +
aes_string(x = column, y = ifelse(log, "lusd", "usd")) +
geom_col() +
ggtitle(paste0("Sum of spend by: ", column,".")) +
theme(axis.text.x = element_text(angle = 90, hjust = 1))
}
col_sum('date')
col_sum('month')
col_sum('day')
col_sum('week')
col_sum('investment_type', log = TRUE)
## Warning: Removed 1 rows containing missing values (geom_col).


News story
Nicky Morgan announces the chairs and members of 3 new workload review groups.
Work to address some of the biggest concerns raised by teachers through the government’s workload challenge is gathering pace, Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announced today (2 October 2015).
Thousands of teachers shared experiences, ideas and solutions on their unnecessary workload by taking part in the workload challenge survey - the biggest Department for Education (DfE) consultation of its kind in a decade, which generated more than 44,000 returns.
Following this, in February, a series of commitments were published designed to help tackle the root causes of unnecessary workload .
Building on this Nicky Morgan has announced the creation of 3 new review groups to look at the top issues that teachers said caused the most bureaucracy - marking, planning and resources, and data management.
The review groups are:
The names of the chairs and members of each group have been published today. The terms of reference are currently being considered by the groups and will be published in due course.
The chairs of each group are:
The new chairs met with Nicky Morgan on 16 September and all the review groups have now met to discuss their programme of work over the coming months.
Nicky Morgan said:
I want to ensure teachers’ can focus on what they do best - inspiring young people - not on the bureaucracy and paperwork that I know can make their working lives difficult.
Through the workload challenge we have identified the main factors behind teacher workload and we now have a package of measures to help address the root causes.
The review groups will build on those commitments by specifically looking in more depth at the three biggest concerns that teachers raised - marking, planning and resources, and data management - and I look forward to their recommendations.
The measures introduced in February included:
The review groups are expected to report back to the Secretary of State in late spring 2016.
Published: 2 October 2015


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Introduction¶
Web applications often need to store security-sensitive data. Windows provides DPAPI for desktop applications but this is unsuitable for web applications. The ASP.NET data protection stack provide a simple, easy to use cryptographic API a developer can use to protect data, including key management and rotation.
The ASP.NET 5 data protection stack is designed to serve as the long-term replacement for the <machineKey> element in ASP.NET 1.x - 4.x. It was designed to address many of the shortcomings of the old cryptographic stack while providing an out-of-the-box solution for the majority of use cases modern applications are likely to encounter.
Problem statement¶
The overall problem statement can be succinctly stated in a single sentence: I need to persist trusted information for later retrieval, but I do not trust the persistence mechanism. In web terms, this might be written as “I need to round-trip trusted state via an untrusted client.”
The canonical example of this is an authentication cookie or bearer token. The server generates an “I am Groot and have xyz permissions” token and hands it to the client. At some future date the client will present that token back to the server, but the server needs some kind of assurance that the client hasn’t forged the token. Thus the first requirement: authenticity (a.k.a. integrity, tamper-proofing).
Since the persisted state is trusted by the server, we anticipate that this state might contain information that is specific to the operating environment. This could be in the form of a file path, a permission, a handle or other indirect reference, or some other piece of server-specific data. Such information should generally not be disclosed to an untrusted client. Thus the second requirement: confidentiality.
Finally, since modern applications are componentized, what we’ve seen is that individual components will want to take advantage of this system without regard to other components in the system. For instance, if a bearer token component is using this stack, it should operate without interference from an anti-CSRF mechanism that might also be using the same stack. Thus the final requirement: isolation.
We can provide further constraints in order to narrow the scope of our requirements. We assume that all services operating within the cryptosystem are equally trusted and that the data does not need to be generated or consumed outside of the services under our direct control. Furthermore, we require that operations are as fast as possible since each request to the web service might go through the cryptosystem one or more times. This makes symmetric cryptography ideal for our scenario, and we can discount asymmetric cryptography until such a time that it is needed.
Design philosophy¶
We started by identifying problems with the existing stack. Once we had that, we surveyed the landscape of existing solutions and concluded that no existing solution quite had the capabilities we sought. We then engineered a solution based on several guiding principles.
- The system should offer simplicity of configuration. Ideally the system would be zero-configuration and developers could hit the ground running. In situations where developers need to configure a specific aspect (such as the key repository), consideration should be given to making those specific configurations simple.
- Offer a simple consumer-facing API. The APIs should be easy to use correctly and difficult to use incorrectly.
- Developers should not learn key management principles. The system should handle algorithm selection and key lifetime on the developer’s behalf. Ideally the developer should never even have access to the raw key material.
- Keys should be protected at rest when possible. The system should figure out an appropriate default protection mechanism and apply it automatically.
With these principles in mind we developed a simple, easy to use data protection stack.
The ASP.NET 5 data protection APIs are not primarily intended for indefinite persistence of confidential payloads. Other technologies like Windows CNG DPAPI and Azure Rights Management are more suited to the scenario of indefinite storage, and they have correspondingly strong key management capabilities. That said, there is nothing prohibiting a developer from using the ASP.NET 5 data protection APIs for long-term protection of confidential data.
Audience¶
The data protection system is divided into five main packages. Various aspects of these APIs target three main audiences;
- The Consumer APIs Overview target application and framework developers.
“I don’t want to learn about how the stack operates or about how it is configured. I simply want to perform some operation in as simple a manner as possible with high probability of using the APIs successfully.”
- The configuration APIs target application developers and system administrators.
“I need to tell the data protection system that my environment requires non-default paths or settings.”
- The extensibility APIs target developers in charge of implementing custom policy. Usage of these APIs would be limited to rare situations and experienced, security aware developers.
“I need to replace an entire component within the system because I have truly unique behavioral requirements. I am willing to learn uncommonly-used parts of the API surface in order to build a plugin that fulfills my requirements.”
Package Layout¶
The data protection stack consists of five packages.
- Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.Interfaces contains the basic IDataProtectionProvider and IDataProtector interfaces. It also contains useful extension methods that can assist working with these types (e.g., overloads of IDataProtector.Protect). See the consumer interfaces section for more information. If somebody else is responsible for instantiating the data protection system and you are simply consuming the APIs, you’ll want to reference Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.Interfaces.
- Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection contains the core implementation of the data protection system, including the core cryptographic operations, key management, configuration, and extensibility. If you’re responsible for instantiating the data protection system (e.g., adding it to an IServiceCollection) or modifying or extending its behavior, you’ll want to reference Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.
- Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.Extensions contains additional APIs which developers might find useful but which don’t belong in the core package. For instance, this package contains a simple “instantiate the system pointing at a specific key storage directory with no dependency injection setup” API (more info). It also contains extension methods for limiting the lifetime of protected payloads (more info).
- Microsoft.AspNet.DataProtection.SystemWeb can be installed into an existing ASP.NET 4.x application to redirect its <machineKey> operations to instead use the new data protection stack. See compatibility for more information.
- Microsoft.AspNet.Cryptography.KeyDerivation provides an implementation of the PBKDF2 password hashing routine and can be used by systems which need to handle user passwords securely. See Password Hashing for more information.


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I made use of HTML, CSS, and Javascript for the frontend. This enabled me to style the website and make Ajax calls using javascript to run my PHP code in the back end. PHP which was used in the backend allowed me to store data, and update data which made the site work. Real-time communicate was achieved by means of Ajax calls
I was faced with the issue of synchronizing the message between two users and using a notification of a new message on the users' page.


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AngularJS - Comments Example
This code was first disussed during the meetup conducted by jnaapti titled: "Quirks of Javascript". The page is styled using Bootstrap and should work in mobile browsers too.
Note that comments here are not stored in the server - use our meetup group to post comments if any
Also check out "Bulls and Cows" app built using AngularJS


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Jewelry and fine art items are covered, with values up to $1,000 USD each. For high value items over $1,000 USD, a special coverage endorsement must be approved by the policy underwriters, and an additional premium needs to be paid by the insured. Submitting a special request to the underwriters is easy with our online application.
To keep the cost of coverage down, most people do not insure each and every one of their possessions against theft, but instead just the items that they feel would more likely be stolen if a break in occurred. Since burglars tend to target higher value items like electronics, jewelry, appliances, etc., this is what most people tend to insure against theft.
GNP’s theft coverage policy only applies to items contained inside the insured dwelling and doesn’t apply to items that are left outside.
The minimum deductible for theft coverage is $500 USD. Although, higher deductible amounts are available. We usually recommend our customers select the minimum amount, to help maintain a smaller out of pocket expense, and thereby make the theft coverage more useful.
For any theft claim, the insurance adjuster would need to verify that the insured property shows visible signs of forced entry. A police report is also always required to file any theft claim.
GNP’s theft coverage policy only applies to items contained inside the insured dwelling and doesn’t apply to items that are left outside.
The policy excludes theft coverage for solar panels. However, battery banks, power inverters, electrical wiring, and other equipment, typically used in a solar powered home setups, are all typically still eligible for theft coverage.
Requests for exceptions may be manually submitted to the underwriters through our online form.


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The drand48() and erand48() functions return nonnegative double-precision floating-point values uniformly distributed between [0.0, 1.0).
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The mrand48() and jrand48() functions return signed long integers uniformly distributed between -2^31 and 2^31.
The srand48(), seed48() and lcong48() functions are initialization functions, one of which should be called before using drand48(), lrand48() or mrand48(). The functions erand48(), nrand48() and jrand48() do not require an initialization function to be called first.
All the functions work by generating a sequence of 48-bit integers, Xi, according to the linear congruential formula:
The parameter m = 2^48, hence 48-bit integer arithmetic is performed. Unless lcong48() is called, a and c are given by:
The value returned by any of the functions drand48(), erand48(), lrand48(), nrand48(), mrand48() or jrand48() is computed by first generating the next 48-bit Xi in the sequence. Then the appropriate number of bits, according to the type of data item to be returned, is copied from the high-order bits of Xi and transformed into the returned value.
The functions drand48(), lrand48() and mrand48() store the last 48-bit Xi generated in an internal buffer. The functions erand48(), nrand48() and jrand48() require the calling program to provide storage for the successive Xi values in the array argument xsubi. The functions are initialized by placing the initial value of Xi into the array before calling the function for the first time.
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Cook the gnocchi according to the package directions. Drain, reserving ¼ cup of the cooking liquid.
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Meanwhile, heat the oil in a large skillet over medium heat. Add the onion and cook until softened, about 5 minutes.
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Open and Smart: The Evolution of Open Cities.
With the support of the Open Data 4 Development OD4D) network, the Open Cities Summit will take place the Monday before IODC18, September 24th, 2018 at Centro Metropolitano de Diseño in Buenos Aires.
Missed the summit? Check out a summary of the event and the materials we covered below.
Coming soon!
The summit will be structured as an all-day open conference and workshop
speakers, panels, and small group discussions will focus on how open cities are or are not improve the lives of people.
participants in the summit will be working in groups to ideate solutions to overcome challenges identified at the 2016 OCS and in the morning sessions.
there will be open space for discussion on successes and challenges of open cities, followed by a social gathering.
Why we’re gathered and how to get the most out of your Open Cities Summit experience
What our host city can teach us about open and smart cities
How to support, scale, and sustain best practices around the world
Key takeaways from morning discussions & introduction to afternoon workshops that explore major opportunities and challenges
Facilitated, interactive discussions on key issues facing open, smart cities
Reflecting on the changing power dynamics between advocates and the governments they work with, whether they’re building capacity inside gov’t, advocating for governance reform, or providing a platform for citizens’ voices to be heard in local decision-making. How have advocates played a role in making cities more open and how will they help make cities smarter?
Open contracting can change how procurement delivers value for cities. The session will introduce open contracting experiences from different cities and then break into small discussion groups to advance issues, such as increasing internal efficiencies or market opportunities and supporting the use of open contracting data by business and city communities.
The last decade of open data initiatives has been focused on supplying and publishing data, but cities now face the challenge of making open data meaningful and useful to people working to solve problems in their communities. During our session, we will spark a conversation about the growing frontier of demand-driven open data initiatives.
Climate change is a cross cutting issue. This session intends to explore real-world examples of how open data can support cities' climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts, including open data standards and tools, open climate change monitoring and evaluation processes and metrics. This interactive session will also explore how stronger city-to-city networks can help identify, share and scale best practices.
Key takeaways from workshops and how we organize to seize key opportunities and tackle key challenges for our shared agenda
What have we learned and how do we address open questions moving forward
Celebrate open, smart cities and continue the conversation
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Milena is defining what it means to design for Artificial Intelligence at IBM. Her work focuses on the direct and indirect effect of AI on human relationships. Currently, she’s working to create and scale ethical AI resources for thousands of designers and developers. She lives and works in Austin, TX.
He holds a Law Degree from the University of São Paulo - USP (1997) and a Master's Degree in State Law from USP (2006). He is currently Professor of Higher Education at Nove de Julho University, invited lecturer of other institutions. He was General Ombudsman of the State of São Paulo and member of the National Council of Internal Control - CONACI. He is studying for a doctorate in Law at University of São Paulo. He has experience in the area of Public Law and Management, with emphasis in Public Law, working mainly in the following subjects: administrative law, constitutional law, general theory of Law and State, control of the administration, internal control, prevention of corruption, transparency, access to information, human rights, educational management. He is currently General Controller of Sao Paulo City.
If you are interested in participating, please send us an email at opencitiessummit@gmail.com


WITNESS LIST Natural Resources Committee May 12, 1999-2:00P HB 1171 ON: Ing, Leigh (TNRCC - Deputy Director/Office of Waste Management), Austin Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curry, Susan (for myself and my community, Alpine, TX, Citizen of the Year), Alpine On: Bell, Douglas (TX Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-GM), Austin McBurney, Ruth (TX Dept of Health-Director, Division of Licensing, Registration), Austin Ratliff, Richard (Texas Dept. of Health - Chief, Bureau of Radiation Control), Austin HB 1172 ON: Ing, Leigh (TNRCC - Deputy Director Office of Waste Management), Austin Registering, but not testifying: Against: Curry, Susan (for myself and my community - Alpine, TX - Citizen of the Year), Alpine On: Bell, Douglas (TX Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-GM), Austin Jablonski, Susan (TX Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-Physicist), Austin Mathews, Lee (TX Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-GM/Counsel), Austin HB 1265 Registering, but not testifying: On: Ing, Leigh (TNRCC - Deputy Director, Office of Waste Management), Austin HB 1910 FOR: Johnson, Cliff (Andrews County Industrial Foundation - Consultant), Austin Woodward, Mike (Waste Control Specialists - Attorney), Austin AGAINST: Bollinger, Samantha (self), Austin Curry, Susan (self & City of Alpine/Brewster County-Citizen of the Year), Alpine Geyer, Bob (Sierra Blanca Legal Defense Fund - Board Member), Austin Larson, Dennis (self), Austin Lindley, Lovick Clark (self), Pecos Schroeder, David (Earth First! - self), Austin Solar, Susan (Grandmothers & Mothers Alliance for the Future-Co-Founder), Austin ON: Kramer, Ken (Lone Star Chapter, Sierra Club-Director), Austin Moniak, Don (STAND, Inc. - Program Director), Amarillo Wilson, John (Wilson Ranch-Ward County - Managing Trustee), Pyote Registering, but not testifying: For: Clayton, Bill (Envirocare of Texas - Consultant), Austin Against: Acevedo, Fidel (Mexican American Democrat of Texas - Executive Director), Austin Aleshire, Mary Roe (myself - past steering committee member/Coalition-Non-Nuclear), Austin Anderson, Dwayne (Clean Water Action - Program Director), Austin Bolser, Roger (self), Austin Dolley, John (myself), Austin Hodler, Gillian (self), Austin Hoffman, Donna (self), Austin Johnson, April (Private Citizen), Austin Martinez, David (self), Austin McDaniel, Beau (State of Texas), Austin Munoz, Guadalupe (self-opposed to private company holding license to dump), Austin Reza, Alfredo (self), Austin Roberts, Donald (Texas Citizen), Austin Simmons, William (Lone Star Alliance -Treasurer), Austin Smith, Tom "Smitty" (Public Citizen - Director), Austin Symmank, Christopher (self-Don't make Texas the nation's nuke dump.), Austin Troxey, William (self), Austin Tureau, Jason (Sierra Blanca), Austin Wanstrom, Stefan (self), Austin On: Bell, Douglas (TX Low-Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority - GM), Austin Ing, Leigh (TNRCC - Deputy Director, Office of Waste Management), Austin Jablonski, Susan (TX Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-Physicist), Austin Mathews, Lee (TX Low Level Radioactive Waste Disposal Authority-GM/Counsel), Austin Ratliff, Richard (TX Dept. of Health - Chief, Bureau of Radiation Control), Austin Wilson, Julia (Wilson Ranch), Pyote HB 2019 Registering, but not testifying: On: Craddock, Steven (Texas Dept. of MHMR - Director of Asset Management), Austin HB 2272 Registering, but not testifying: On: Rayburn, Ralph (Texas Parks & Wildlife Dept. - Director-Intergovtl. 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Welcome to the ops gem rails 3 demo app!
The following routes are available:
/ops/version
/ops/version.json
/ops/heartbeat


Mutation Types¶
This document describes some of the possible mutation types. Check Parameters for implemented types and how to configure them.
New Edge¶
The New Edge mutation adds a new edge to the genes. There are two implementations for this mutation: layer based and layer agnostic.
New Node¶
In this mutation an existing enabled add is picked. A new node is added to the genes and is connected to the source and target node of the picked edge (maintaining the signal flow in the network). The picked egdge is the disabled.
Reenable Edge¶
A random disabled edge is selected an reenabled.
Change Activation¶
The activation function of a randomly picked node is changed.
Disable Edge¶
Warning
This mutation type has not been implemented yet.
Enabling the genetic algorithm to disable edges could help producing prune networks.
Note
If edges are disabled that connect a source node with no other outgoing edges or a target node with no other incoming edges, the resulting network will contain dead ends. So either, affected nodes are also removed (this could lead to larger implications for the network) or this possibility is excluded.
Note
It might make sense to prefer disabling edges that span across multiple layers since this could potentially reduce the maximum size of the activation vector (see Torch Implementation of WANNs).
At the moment layers are arranged by topologically sorting the nodes starting at input layer. This ordering essentially produces an ordering for earliest possible computation. Vice-versa, an ordering starting with the output layer would produce layers sorted by latest possible computation.
The latter approach would lead to less required memory in the Torch Implementation of WANNs, since the output of nodes will only be concatenated once it has actually been computed.
A more efficient implementation might order the nodes so that a minimum size of memory is required. If the two or more input nodes of a node k are only required by node k, then calculating node k will reduce the size of the activation vector. Ordering the nodes optimally is not a trivial task and might take more time than the actual computation (if only few sample/weight pairs are to be calculated and the network does not enter the elite).
Change Edge Sign¶
The sign of a randomly selected enabled edge is changed.
See also
This mutation type is only enabled when corresponding parameters are set (see Parameters). If this option is disabled, all edges will have a positive sign.
Add Recurrent Edge¶
A new recurrent edge is added to the genes. Any two nodes can be connected as long as the same connection does not already exist.


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java.lang.Object com.thingmagic.Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord
public static class Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord
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boolean |
conditionalReadRangeReduction_onOff
Conditional Read Range Reduction on/off (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
conditionalReadRangeReduction_openShort
Conditional Read Range Reduction open/short (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
dataMode
Transparent mode data/raw (reset at power up) |
boolean |
digitalOutput
Digital output (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
externalSupply
External supply flag digital input (read only) |
boolean |
invertDigitalOutput
Invert digital output (reset at power up) |
boolean |
maxBackscatterStrength
Maximum backscatter strength (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
privacyMode
Read range reduction on/off (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
psfAlarm
PSF alarm flag (Permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
readProtectEPC
Read protect EPC bank (Permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
readProtectTID
Read protect TID bank (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
readProtectUser
Read protect User memory bank (permanently stored in tag memory) |
boolean |
RFU2
RFU 2 |
boolean |
RFU3
RFU 3 |
boolean |
tamperAlarm
Tamper alarm flag (Read only) |
boolean |
transparentMode
Transparent mode on/off (reset at power up) |
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Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord()
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Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord |
ConfigWord(int inputData)
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Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord |
getConfigWord(int inputData)
Retrieve configuration word |
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public boolean psfAlarm
public boolean readProtectTID
public boolean readProtectEPC
public boolean readProtectUser
public boolean privacyMode
public boolean digitalOutput
public boolean maxBackscatterStrength
public boolean conditionalReadRangeReduction_openShort
public boolean conditionalReadRangeReduction_onOff
public boolean dataMode
public boolean transparentMode
public boolean invertDigitalOutput
public boolean RFU3
public boolean RFU2
public boolean externalSupply
public boolean tamperAlarm
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public Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord()
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public Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord ConfigWord(int inputData)
public Gen2.NXP.G2I.ConfigWord getConfigWord(int inputData)
inputData
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CommunicationHandler |
Handles the communication between the core module and the platform specific modules. Provides wrapper methods for the ICommunication interface with additional features. Broadcasts ICommunicationEventListener event's on the EventBus. object CommunicationHandler : ICommunicationEventListener |
ControlEvent |
Enum of control events. For communication between the GameControllers. enum class ControlEvent |
ControlMessage |
Wrapper for ControlEvent. Enum cannot directly be serialized with KotlinX. class ControlMessage |
DataReceivedEvent |
Wrapper for CommunicationHandler data received event. class DataReceivedEvent |
DataWriteEvent |
CommunicationHandler data write event. class DataWriteEvent |
ICommunication |
Interface for inter-device communication. interface ICommunication |
ICommunicationEventListener |
Events of the communication interface. interface ICommunicationEventListener |
OnConnectedEvent |
CommunicationHandler on connected event. data class OnConnectedEvent |
OnConnectingEvent |
CommunicationHandler on connecting event. class OnConnectingEvent |
OnErrorEvent |
CommunicationHandler on error event. data class OnErrorEvent |
StateEvent |
GameController state change event. data class StateEvent |


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