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EKpass has recently completed the process of development and delivery of a customized Pile Driver Rigging Training Program. This Pile Driver Rigging Training program was customized to train Northstar Inc. Pile Driver Operators and select employees on-site at a major oil sands operation north of Fort McMurray.
The customization process of a heavy equipment operator training program by EKpass consists of utilizing the vast resources accumulated over 20 plus years in the training industry combined with over 40 years of field experience. EKpass incorporates client specific priorities such as regulations and procedures as identified by the client in to their heavy equipment operator training programs. EKpass creates all customized heavy equipment operator training programs to meet their clients' specific needs.
Upon successful delivery completion of the first training session of the Pile Driver Rigging Training Program, EKpass was commissioned to deliver additional training for Northstar Inc.


Away from the shore and downtown Monterey, the Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa isn't the most convenient choice in terms of location. But this Hyatt outpost makes up for that in size: It's one of the largest luxury properties in Monterey with 550 guestrooms, ample conference facilities, 12,000 square feet of relaxation at the Marilyn Monroe Spa and a huge fitness center. Guests also have access to two pools, two restaurants (and a bar) and the greens of the Del Monte Golf Course. The Hyatt Regency's guest rooms and suites come equipped with flat-screen TVs, iHome stereos and high-speed internet access, not to mention minifridges and marble bathrooms. But as pleased as they were with the resort's offerings, some guests lament having to pay the daily $25 resort fee here. But, members of Hyatt's loyalty program can offset costs by redeeming points here.
A hotel's guest rating is calculated using data provided under license by TripAdvisor. A total of 4063 have reviewed the Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa on Del Monte Golf Course, giving it a rating of 3.5, on a scale of 1-5.
Standard rooms at this Hyatt feature contemporary furnishings and are decorated in neutral tones of white and beige with orange accents. In-room amenities include iHome docking stations, coffee makers, 42-inch flat-screen TVs, windows that open and more.
The Hyatt Regency Monterey Hotel & Spa on Del Monte Golf Course is located less than a mile east of the Monterey Peninsula. The hotel overlooks, as its name suggests, the 18-hole Del Monte Golf Course. Situated just south of Cabrillo Highway, there's not much within walking distance, but the hotel houses two restaurants, a full-service spa and more.
This Hyatt is home to two restaurants and a lounge. TusCA Ristorante is an Italian restaurant that serves dishes such as Tuscan white bean soup, asparagus and lump crab omelet, and ricotta and lemon ravioli. Knuckles Sports Bar serves American dishes such as burgers, tacos and salads.
This hotel features two heated outdoor pools that are surrounded by lounge chairs and cabanas. Guests can also play water basketball or water volleyball.
The Marilyn Monroe Spa at the Hyatt Regency is designed to look like Monroe's old California home, with bright colors and a library, because the actress loved to read. Along with a full-service menu, multiple salon services are available, some of which are inspired by Monroe. The spa also features walk-in rain showers, suites with tubs and couples rooms.
Two kid-friendly swimming pools, tennis courts, bicycle rentals, cribs and high chairs are offered at the Hyatt Regency Monterey. A list of local babysitting vendors can also be provided by the property's concierge.
This Hyatt houses a 24-hour fitness center that features cardio machines, strength-training equipment and free weights. For those looking to take their workout outdoors, there are recreational trails nearby and the concierge can provide maps for guests.
The hotel has more than 40,000 square feet of event space, with the largest space being Regency Grand Ballroom, which can accommodate up to 1,200 guests for a theater-style event or conference.
This Hyatt welcomes dogs that weigh 50 pounds or less for a fee of $100 per six nights of stay.
This Hyatt is adjacant to the 18-hole Del Monte Golf Course. The par-72 course is more than 100 years old and has hosted many tournaments, including the California State Amateur Championship and the Callaway Golf Pebble Beach Invitational.
This Hyatt is able to host weddings in multiple venues, the largest of which is the Regency Grand Ballroom that can host up to 800 guests for a reception. There is also the Monterey Grand Ballroom which can seat up to 600 guests for a reception, in addition to an outdoor gazebo available for smaller wedding parties.


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Justia Patents Patents Represented by Attorney, Agent or Law Firm Irwin Ostroff
Patents Represented by Attorney, Agent or Law Firm Irwin Ostroff
Toy bubble-in-bubble generating assembly
Abstract: A toy bubble-in-bubble assembly includes first and second coupled together bubble generators and first and second air supply conduits. The first gas supply conduit is positioned relative to the first bubble generator such that gas passing through the first air supply conduit impinges on the first bubble generator. The second gas supply conduit is positioned relative to the second bubble generator such that gas passing through the second gas supply conduit impinges on the second bubble generator. The openings in the first and second bubble generators are adjacent and positioned relative to each other such that a bubble generated at the opening in the first bubble generator is adjacent to an opening in the second bubble generator and thus enables the generated bubble to be blown into an opening in the second bubble generator to generate a bubble within a bubble.
Inventor: Tomas T. Tobias
High efficiency single and multiple wavelength stabilized systems
Abstract: In a stabilized laser system, a an output signal is to be generated having a desired central wavelength. At least one laser, which, while emitting light and having a preselected portion thereof fed back thereto, causes the output signal of the laser to be shifted in wavelength in a first direction which is spaced apart from the center wavelength of the fed back signal. A feedback generating arrangement processes a first portion of the output signal from each laser and generates a feedback signal having a spectral response peaking at a wavelength shifted in an opposite direction to the first direction generated by each laser. The feedback signal each laser to provide an output signal at the output of the stabilized laser system having a spectral response that peaks essentially at the desired wavelength.
Assignee: Optovia Corporation
Inventors: Hamid R. Khazaei, Hongmin Chen, David Kirk Lewis, Hsing Cheng
Stable high efficiency multiple wavelength laser sources
Abstract: In a stabilized laser system, an output of a desired wavelength is generated. Each of a plurality of n lasers, which, while emitting light and having a preselected portion thereof fed back thereto, causes the fed back portion to be amplified and shifted in wavelength in a first direction which is spaced apart from the center wavelength of the feedback signal. A feedback stabilization arrangement is coupled to output ports of the plurality of n lasers for generating a feedback signal having a wavelength spectrum peaking at a wavelength shifted in an opposite direction to the first direction generated by the lasers in response to the feedback signal so as to provide an output signal at the output of the stabilized laser system having a wavelength spectrum that peaks essentially at the desired wavelength. A reflector is located at a predetermined signal round-trip time delay distance from the feedback stabilization arrangement.
Inventors: Hsing Cheng, Hongmin Chen, Hamid R. Khazaei
Single and multiple wavelength reflection and transmission filter arrangements
Abstract: A basic reflector arrangement has first and second power splitters. Each power splitter has first to fourth ports where the first port of the first power splitter is coupled to a remote signal source for receiving signals therefrom and providing feedback signals thereto. Signals received at each of the first and fourth ports of each power splitter are combined and split into first and second portions for transmission via the second and third ports, respectively, and signals received at the second and third ports are combined and split into first and second portions for transmission via the first and fourth ports, respectively. The second port of the second power splitter is coupled to provide an output signal from the reflector arrangement, and the first, third, and fourth ports thereof are coupled to the second, third, and fourth ports, respectively, of the first power splitter.
Inventors: Hongmin Chen, Hamid R. Khazaei
Toy bubble (S)—in-bubble generating assembly and method
Abstract: A toy bubble-in-bubble assembly includes first and second hollow tubes, first and second rings, first and second connecting members, and a handle. First ends of the first and second tubes are located on a top portion of the handle. The first tube has a fluted second end which is connected to and separated from a bottom surface of the first ring by the first connecting member. The second connecting member connects the second ring to the handle. The rings are positioned such that planes across each of openings in the rings are essentially perpendicular to each other. The area of the opening in the first ring is smaller than the area of the opening in the second ring. A second end of the second tube is positioned adjacent a top surface of the first ring.
Inventor: Tomas T. Tobias, Jr.
Fault-tolerant load balancing of conference call bridges
Abstract: A conference call system receiving calls through a common carrier switch, where the conference call system includes a plurality of multi-port conference bridges, is operated by accepting a bridge having adequate port capacity and for each incoming call for the requested conference: establishing a first incoming connection segment from the carrier switch to the system; prompting the incoming caller for a conference access code; and, if the access code received in response to the prompt matches the conference access code, calling the target bridge through the carrier switch to establish an outgoing connection segment from the system to the carrier switch and a second incoming connection segment from the carrier switch to the target bridge; associating the second incoming connection segment with the incoming call; dropping the first incoming connection segment and the outgoing connection segment; and adding the incoming call to the conference on the target bridge.
Assignee: Spiderphone.com, Inc.
Inventors: Pierre D. Wellner, Stephen T. Dacek, Arthur A. Goikhman, Cary T. Torkelson
Method for attaching multiple light sources to an optoelectronic module
Abstract: A plurality of n light sources are coupled to an optoelectronic module by first coupling a light detector to an optical output port of the optoelectronic module after the module is attached to a carrier member. The plurality of n light sources are sequentially moved adjacent a separate one of a plurality of n optical input ports of the optoelectronic module while pulsing the light source being moved with a low power signal sufficient to prevent failure of the light source. Each light source is permanently affixed adjacent the associated separate one of the n optical input ports when a maximum light intensity signal propagating through the optoelectronic module from that light source is detected by the light detector. A heat dissipating means is attached to a base of the carrier member capable of removing sufficient heat from the n radiation sources and the module to prevent overheating during normal operation thereof.
Inventor: Benne Velsher
Outgas prevention in electrooptical packages
Abstract: A hermetic package having connectors, such as optical fibers or electrical leads, connected and bonded thereto with a bonding material such as epoxy resin, has the bonding material coated with a single layer or multiple layers of sealing material, such as chromium, copper, gold, tungsten, titanium, nickel, or aluminum, to prevent outgased material from the bonding material from entering the hermetic package enclosure. The bonding material may be recessed prior to coating of the sealing material to permit the sealing material to be polished from the optical element and the optical element polished flush with the inside of the package while leaving the sealing material covering the bonding material.
Assignee: Veritech, Inc.
Inventor: Joseph M. Moran
Optical fiber array and method of aligning optical fibers in the array
Abstract: Alignment of an array of N elements, such as optical fibers, within a preselected tolerance value is obtained using a primary substrate with a plurality of N apertures extending therethrough from a first surface to a second opposing surface. Each aperture, at its narrowest point, has a cross-section that is greater than a cross-section of an element to be inserted therethrough. Each of the elements passes through its corresponding aperture and rests against the same corresponding point and/or sidewall of the aperture so as to result in the desired alignment. A directing arrangement directs the elements toward the primary substrate at a predetermined angle to cause a spring-like action to occur in each of the elements when threaded through its associated aperture for aligning the elements to engage the same corresponding point and/or sidewall of the aperture.
Active talker display for web-based control of conference calls
Abstract: Participants of a conference call are permitted to see a continuously updated display on their own web browsers identifying the current speaker(s) on the conference call. In a telecommunications conferencing system which includes a conference bridge having a plurality of ports, voice connections are established between a plurality of conference participants and respective ports of the conference bridge, human readable visual labels are assigned individually to each of the participants and their respective ports, data connections are established between the conference bridge and respective video monitors for at least some of the participants, respective visual labels for the active speakers are displayed at a fixed location on each of the video monitors, the ports being used by the currently active speakers are detected, and the displayed labels are continually updated according to detected ports as the currently active speakers change.
Optical fiber array and method of formation
Abstract: Preselected alignment of an array of N optical fibers is obtained using a relatively thick primary substrate with a thin layer mounted thereon. The primary substrate has a sufficient structure to support an array of N spaced-apart optical fibers passing therethrough. The primary substrate has first and second opposing surfaces and defines a plurality of N primary substrate apertures which each extend therethrough from the first surface to the second surface and have a cross-section which is greater than a cross-section of an optical fiber such that one of the N optical fibers can be inserted through each of the N primary substrate apertures. The layer is metal, is relatively thin, and engages one of the first and second opposing surfaces of the primary substrate, and defines N layer apertures therethrough. Centers of the layer apertures are aligned to a preselected tolerance value which is required for the array of elements.
Ultra-miniature electrical contacts and method of manufacture
Abstract: Ultra-miniature electrical contacts are provided with the strength and resilience necessary to give stable low resistance connection, to minute areas of a device, such as a thousand or so closely spaced surface pads of an integrated circuit. Each contact is initially formed on a substrate as a thin, narrow elongated flat body comprised of selectively deposited layers of metal. Depending on the final configuration desired for the contact, the metal of one metal layer has a coefficient of thermal expansion such as chromium (Cr), and the metal of another layer has a coefficient of thermal expansion such as copper (Cu). Each contact is permanently formed (by differential expansion of the metal layers when heated) into a three-dimensional structure and is then made "robust" by a covering of a specialized stiffening metal plating which adds substantial strength to the contact.
Assignee: Murray Hill Devices
Inventors: Robert B. Marcus, Igor V. Kadija, Robert Reuven Aharonov
Vertical power MOSFET
Abstract: The invention relates to a vertical power MOSFET having additional column-like zones (11, 12) which are arranged in an inner zone (1) and have the same and the opposite conductivity type as/to the inner zone (1). The charge carrier life is reduced in the additional zones (12), which are of the same conductivity type as the inner zone (1), and the inner zone (1) is dimensioned such that the space charge zone does not reach the junction between the inner zone and a drain zone.
Inventors: Gerald Deboy, Jenoe Tihanyi
Structure and method for improved isolation in trench storage cells
Abstract: A trench capacitor structure for improved charge retention and method of manufacturing thereof are provided. A trench is formed in a p-type conductivity semiconductor substrate. An isolation collar is located in an upper portion of the trench. The substrate adjacent the upper portion of the trench contains a first n+ type conductivity region and a second n+ type conductivity region. These regions each abut a wall of the trench and are separated vertically by a portion of the p-type conductivity semiconductor substrate. A void which encircles the perimeter of the trench is formed into the wall of the trench and is located in the substrate between the first and second n+ type conductivity regions.
Assignees: Infineon Technologies AG, International Business Machines Corporation
Inventors: Jack A. Mandelman, Stephan Kudelka, Andreas Knorr, Stephen Rahn, Helmut Tews, Michael Wise
On-chip circuits for high speed memory testing with a slow memory tester
Abstract: A memory system on a semiconductor body is tested by testing components formed on the semiconductor body. A programmable clock signal generator receives an external clock signal and selectively generates an output clock signal having a frequency at a predetermined multiple of the received external clock signal. A counter receives the output clock signal from the clock signal generator and generates output signals having a cyclical binary count up to the predetermined multiple of the received external clock signal. Memory locations in a programmable look-up memory store separate commands for testing the memory system. The programmable look-up memory receives each of selective remotely generated binary encoded address signals to access a separate predetermined look-up memory section, and the binary output signals from the counter for sequentially accessing separate memory locations within the separate predetermined look-up memory section.
Assignee: Infineon Technologies Richmond, LP
Inventors: Joerg Volrath, Keith White, Mark Eubanks
System and method of providing emotive background sound to text
Abstract: A system includes a microprocessor and first and second memories. The microprocessor is programmed to receive a text stream of words and to compare the words received with key words stored in the first memory. The second memory stores data representing musical sounds with one or more of the sounds being associated with a key word stored in the first memory. If there is a match between a word received by the microprocessor and a key word stored in the first memory, an electrical signal representing the corresponding sound stored in the second memory is provided to the microprocessor which then sends same to a speaker or to a display device such as a computer monitor. In one embodiment the data representing the received words is converted into an analog electrical speech signal which is sent to the speaker. The text stream can be generated by a person speaking or from a computer disk which contains words in digital format.
Inventor: Stanley W. Stephenson
Apparatus for and method of monitoring a rotating machine
Abstract: One or more electrostatic sensors 3 and a tacho generator 2 are provided in a machine 1 such as a gearbox. Signals from the sensors 3 and the tacho generator 2 are processed by a signal processing circuit 6 to monitor for abnormal interaction between plural interacting components of the machine 1. The signal from the tacho generator 2 may be used by the signal processing circuit 6 to produce a signal which is an average of the electrostatic activity at the interacting components over a cycle of the machine. Such an averaged signal will contain enhanced components relating to electrostatic activity relating to the cycle of the machine.
Assignee: Stewart Hughes Limited
Inventor: Honor Powrie
Bipolar transistor which can be controlled by field effect and method for producing the same
Abstract: A method for forming a field effect vertical bipolar transistor that includes a semiconductive body that has at its top surface a plurality of emitter zones of one conductivity type, each surrounded by a base zone of the opposite conductivity type, and gate electrodes for creating a channel at the surface through the base zone into the bulk inner portion of the one conduction type and at a bottom surface a collector zone that includes a collector electrode overlying a collector layer of the opposite conduction type overlying a field stop layer heavily doped of the opposite conduction type overlying the inner portion lightly doped of the one conduction type. Each of the collector layer and the field stop layer is less than 2 microns in thickness and the collector layer is used to inject minority carriers into the inner zone when appropriately biased.
Assignee: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
Inventors: Thomas Laska, Franz Auerbach, Heinrich Brunner, Alfred Porst, Jenoe Tihanyi, Gerhard Miller
Method for nondestructive measurement of dopant concentrations and profiles in the drift region of certain semiconductor devices
Abstract: A method is provided for determining dopant impurity concentration ND in certain semiconductor devices, such as high voltage lateral double diffused metal oxide semiconductor (HV LDMOS) transistors. Such a device is scanned along its length by a beam of radiant energy (e.g., a laser beam focused through a microscope onto the device) while the device is reverse biased by a voltage V. A resulting beam induced current signal measures a depletion width W, for a given bias voltage V, the widths W increasing with increasing bias voltages V. From a series of respective voltages V and widths W a profile of corresponding dopant concentrations ND is determined using a suitable mathematical algorithm.
Assignee: Infineon Technologies AG
Inventor: Helmut Baumgart
Dynamic random access memory
Abstract: A dynamic random access memory is formed in a silicon chip in arrays of clusters, each of four cells in a single active area. Each active area is cross-shaped with vertical trenches at the four ends of the two crossbars. The central region of the active area where the two crossbars intersect serves as the common base region of the four transistors of the cluster. The top of the base region serves as a common drain for the four transistors and each transistor has a separate channel along the wall of its associated vertical trench that provides its storage capacitor. Each cluster includes a common bit line and four separate word-line contacts.
Assignees: Infineon Technologies North America Corp., International Business Machines Corporation
Inventors: Gerhard Kunkel, Shahid Butt, Carl J Radens

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What Is Business Area And How Is It Used?
The costs and revenue according to the business area posted by the system are called a Business Area. It is used in the Sales Area if the accounts are to be posted according to sales and Plant Division if the accounts are to be posted according to products. The business area is defined in Customizing for Sales.


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package com.linkedin.thirdeye.dashboard.resources;

import com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.ObjectMapper;
import com.google.common.base.Strings;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.api.Constants;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.common.ThirdEyeConfiguration;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.AlertConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.AnomalyFunctionManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.ApplicationManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.ClassificationConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.DatasetConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.DetectionAlertConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.DetectionConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.EntityToEntityMappingManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.MergedAnomalyResultManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.MetricConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.OverrideConfigManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.bao.SessionManager;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.AbstractDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.AlertConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.AnomalyFunctionDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.ApplicationDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.ClassificationConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.DatasetConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.DetectionAlertConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.DetectionConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.EntityToEntityMappingDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.MergedAnomalyResultDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.MetricConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.OverrideConfigDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.dto.SessionDTO;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.pojo.SessionBean;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datalayer.util.Predicate;
import com.linkedin.thirdeye.datasource.DAORegistry;
import com.wordnik.swagger.annotations.Api;
import com.wordnik.swagger.annotations.ApiOperation;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Comparator;
import java.util.List;
import javax.ws.rs.GET;
import javax.ws.rs.POST;
import javax.ws.rs.Path;
import javax.ws.rs.PathParam;
import javax.ws.rs.Produces;
import javax.ws.rs.QueryParam;
import javax.ws.rs.WebApplicationException;
import javax.ws.rs.core.MediaType;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

@Path("thirdeye/entity")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Api(tags = {Constants.DASHBOARD_TAG})
public class EntityManagerResource {
  private final AnomalyFunctionManager anomalyFunctionManager;
  private final MetricConfigManager metricConfigManager;
  private final DatasetConfigManager datasetConfigManager;
  private final OverrideConfigManager overrideConfigManager;
  private final AlertConfigManager alertConfigManager;
  private final ClassificationConfigManager classificationConfigManager;
  private final ApplicationManager applicationManager;
  private final EntityToEntityMappingManager entityToEntityMappingManager;
  private final SessionManager sessionManager;
  private final DetectionConfigManager detectionConfigManager;
  private final MergedAnomalyResultManager mergedAnomalyResultManager;
  private final DetectionAlertConfigManager detectionAlertConfigManager;
  private final ThirdEyeConfiguration config;

  private static final DAORegistry DAO_REGISTRY = DAORegistry.getInstance();

  public static final ObjectMapper OBJECT_MAPPER = new ObjectMapper();
  private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(EntityManagerResource.class);

  public EntityManagerResource(ThirdEyeConfiguration configuration) {
    this.anomalyFunctionManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getAnomalyFunctionDAO();
    this.metricConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getMetricConfigDAO();
    this.datasetConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getDatasetConfigDAO();
    this.overrideConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getOverrideConfigDAO();
    this.alertConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getAlertConfigDAO();
    this.classificationConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getClassificationConfigDAO();
    this.applicationManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getApplicationDAO();
    this.entityToEntityMappingManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getEntityToEntityMappingDAO();
    this.sessionManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getSessionDAO();
    this.detectionConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getDetectionConfigManager();
    this.mergedAnomalyResultManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getMergedAnomalyResultDAO();
    this.detectionAlertConfigManager = DAO_REGISTRY.getDetectionAlertConfigManager();
    this.config = configuration;
  }

  private enum EntityType {
    ANOMALY_FUNCTION,
    DATASET_CONFIG,
    METRIC_CONFIG,
    OVERRIDE_CONFIG,
    ALERT_CONFIG,
    CLASSIFICATION_CONFIG,
    APPLICATION,
    ENTITY_MAPPING,
    DETECTION_CONFIG,
    DETECTION_ALERT_CONFIG,
    MERGED_ANOMALY,
    SESSION
  }

  @GET
  public List<EntityType> getAllEntityTypes() {
    return Arrays.asList(EntityType.values());
  }

  @GET
  @Path("{entityType}")
  @ApiOperation(value = "GET request to get all entities for a type.")
  public List<? extends AbstractDTO> getAllEntitiesForType(@PathParam("entityType") String entityTypeStr) {
    EntityType entityType = EntityType.valueOf(entityTypeStr);

    switch (entityType) {
      case ANOMALY_FUNCTION:
        return anomalyFunctionManager.findAll();

      case DATASET_CONFIG:
        List<DatasetConfigDTO> allDatasets = datasetConfigManager.findAll();
        Collections.sort(allDatasets, new Comparator<DatasetConfigDTO>() {

          @Override
          public int compare(DatasetConfigDTO o1, DatasetConfigDTO o2) {
            return o1.getDataset().compareTo(o2.getDataset());
          }
        });
        return allDatasets;

      case METRIC_CONFIG:
        List<MetricConfigDTO> allMetrics = metricConfigManager.findAll();
        Collections.sort(allMetrics, new Comparator<MetricConfigDTO>() {

          @Override
          public int compare(MetricConfigDTO o1, MetricConfigDTO o2) {
            return o1.getDataset().compareTo(o2.getDataset());
          }
        });
        return allMetrics;

      case OVERRIDE_CONFIG:
        return overrideConfigManager.findAll();

      case ALERT_CONFIG:
        return alertConfigManager.findAll();

      case CLASSIFICATION_CONFIG:
        return classificationConfigManager.findAll();

      case APPLICATION:
        return applicationManager.findAll();

      case ENTITY_MAPPING:
        return entityToEntityMappingManager.findAll();

      case DETECTION_CONFIG:
        return detectionConfigManager.findAll();

      case MERGED_ANOMALY:
        return mergedAnomalyResultManager.findByPredicate(Predicate.GT("detectionConfigId", 0));

      case SESSION:
        return sessionManager.findByPredicate(Predicate.EQ("principalType", SessionBean.PrincipalType.SERVICE));

      case DETECTION_ALERT_CONFIG:
        return detectionAlertConfigManager.findAll();

      default:
        throw new WebApplicationException("Unknown entity type : " + entityType);
    }
  }

  @POST
  public Long updateEntity(@QueryParam("entityType") String entityTypeStr, String jsonPayload) {
    if (Strings.isNullOrEmpty(entityTypeStr)) {
      throw new WebApplicationException("EntryType can not be null");
    }

    EntityType entityType = EntityType.valueOf(entityTypeStr);

    try {
      switch (entityType) {
        case DATASET_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(datasetConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, DatasetConfigDTO.class)));

        case METRIC_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(metricConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, MetricConfigDTO.class)));

        case ANOMALY_FUNCTION:
          return assertNotNull(anomalyFunctionManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, AnomalyFunctionDTO.class)));

        case OVERRIDE_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(overrideConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, OverrideConfigDTO.class)));

        case ALERT_CONFIG:
          AlertConfigDTO alertConfigDTO = OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, AlertConfigDTO.class);
          if (Strings.isNullOrEmpty(alertConfigDTO.getFromAddress())) {
            alertConfigDTO.setFromAddress(config.getFailureToAddress());
          }

          return assertNotNull(alertConfigManager.save(alertConfigDTO));

        case CLASSIFICATION_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(classificationConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, ClassificationConfigDTO.class)));

        case APPLICATION:
          return assertNotNull(applicationManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, ApplicationDTO.class)));

        case ENTITY_MAPPING:
          return assertNotNull(entityToEntityMappingManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, EntityToEntityMappingDTO.class)));

        case DETECTION_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(detectionConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, DetectionConfigDTO.class)));

        case MERGED_ANOMALY:
          return assertNotNull(mergedAnomalyResultManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, MergedAnomalyResultDTO.class)));

        case SESSION:
          return assertNotNull(sessionManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, SessionDTO.class)));

        case DETECTION_ALERT_CONFIG:
          return assertNotNull(detectionAlertConfigManager.save(OBJECT_MAPPER.readValue(jsonPayload, DetectionAlertConfigDTO.class)));

        default:
          throw new WebApplicationException("Unknown entity type : " + entityType);
      }

    } catch (IOException e) {
      LOG.error("Error saving the entity with payload : " + jsonPayload, e);
      throw new WebApplicationException(e);
    }
  }

  private static Long assertNotNull(Long id) {
    if (id == null) {
      throw new WebApplicationException("Could not save entity");
    }
    return id;
  }

  // TODO: create a common delete end point for these entities
}

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Holidays are coming up fast. Thanksgiving is right around the corner with Christmas following right behind. For singles in NH, holidays can be a little harder to get through. When the season of love and giving arrives, it feels weird not to have somebody to share that love with. With holiday events going on, now is the best time of year to meet people. Here are the top five reasons you should bring a date home for the holidays!
It's easier to feel lonely at this time of year. The cold weather leaves people feeling isolated and seeing happy couples celebrate holidays together causes a sense of sadness in us. That loneliness can be put at bay by opening up to the dating scene. By getting out there, you'll find other singles in NH are looking for love for the holidays too.
One reason to bring home a date for the holiday is to impress your persnickety relatives. For us older folks, or those of us getting back into the dating scene after a breakup, your relatives want to see you lucky in love. Bringing home a date shows your family that you're happy and that's all they want for the holidays.
Even better than impressing your relatives, is distracting them. If they ask how work is going, you can push the question of on your date! Is somebody about to mention your ex? Tell them how great your date is at skiing! Deflection has been a tried and true tactic for avoiding uncomfortable questions from family members for generations. Give it a try yourself!
Bringing your date around your family is a risky gamble. Still, when it works out, you get to know so much more about the person you're interested in. Family members have a way of knowing what you need as much as you do. Even more, they aren't afraid to ask questions. Seeing how your date interacts and listening to them when they talk helps you to open up. This creates a healthy line of communication and understanding.
It's never too late to start looking for love. This season singles in NH should put themselves out there and bring a date home for the holidays. For matchmaking and dating coaches services, contact Together of New Hampshire at 900-688-5644 or visit them online!


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Revised October 2014. This book presents studies of brain activity to bolster the case that there is a neurological basis for ego-centered and egoless thinking and perceiving. Mind training with meditation, mindfulness, and letting go strengthens and targets concentration, deconditions the mind to permit the unveiling of the original egoless self and an alternate awareness of self and reality.
Get More Done Before 8 A.M. Than Most Will Do All Day Do you want to learn a step-by-step approach on how to sleep better, wake up productive, and create a marvelous morning routine without all the hassle? Morning Magic is your cure to the morning blues. If you are tired of snoozing, being unproductive, and starting the day off on the wrong foot, then this book is your answer.
This short book is based on my own notes taken during Cognitive Therapy and my realization of having Asperger Syndrome. My guess is that you would be interested in this book if you want a logic view in to the life defined by logic that a person with Asperger has and also the difficulties that can arrive from it. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it.
Considering the enormous capacity, complexity, manipulability and craftiness of our brain networks, I hypothesize that the brain has purposely given us reigns to make "us" aware only about the functionality of this "limited sector" of the thinking process.
The purpose of this text is to raise awareness about the importance of sleep. Please share this book with as many social networks, friends, and family as possible. My academic sources are listed at the beginning of each chapter. Topics covered include how to identify sleep in different organisms, sleep deprivation, lucid dreams, sleep's effect on immune function and metabolism, and more.
We all want to believe we can drive responsibly and monitor distractions. But our attention is limited by nature, and we are often very subtly distracted from noticing things right in front of us. We really are not good multi-taskers when our attention is spread over tasks that require dedicated attention, including talking on cell phones while driving.
Harness the power of anger with humor and grace! Use the principles of the martial art of Aikido to invite each of us to react to others' anger and negative input productively in a creative and positive way.
Others hurt when we hurt them out of malice.
Discover how to prepare your brain for memory consolidation as research across psychology and neuroscience is explored. This ebook will demonstrate how to retain knowledge in any high school or college setting. How should one organize study sessions, or optimize brain functioning? What neurological changes facilitate memory, and how can they be acquired? Start constructing your memory system.


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Current Bases

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See also
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List of aircraft of the South African Air Force
List of squadrons of the South African Air Force

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The strange case of four corners and a guide dog
When betting online with traditional sportsbooks, those very rare, genuine old style punters who win and those who show a betting style that they may win know the consequences – stake restricted accounts; £50 bets become £5 or even 5p bets.
For those determined enough this has led to a daily game of 'hide and seek' identity wise. The punter soon runs out of usuable accounts in their own name, so the punter needs uncles, aunts and mates to help them open new account after new account.
One of the outcomes of this is, 'The strange case of four corners and a guide dog'. But, in the case that follows it's a more serious game than the aforementioned, it's about losing tens of thousands and the ruining of a life that will take a long time to be put right, if ever.
The new 'Betting and Gaming Council' (BGC) is making big claims about their members and social responsibility. What follows involves one of their biggest members.
Let's be clear 'Justice for Punters' (J4P) does believe that the social responsibility measures at many gambling companies are far better than they once were, but they can certainly get much better and let's not forget the past, which was truly awful.
Although the biggest priority when dealing with vulnerable people is the avoidance of gambling harm by all parties, there is also the thorny issue of dealing with harm already caused and if a company had a role in its causation. Some people who've had a gambling disorder call it dealing with the legacy. J4P can confidently tell the BGC that their members are not dealing with this legacy very well. That's being polite, often it's become another form of abusing vulnerable people.
So where do 'the four corners and a guide dog' come in? Let's set the scene using one of J4P's present cases. As a gambling company and BGC member you've had a customer:
For around two years
Who's lost circa 80K, whilst displaying a number of signs of a gambling disorder
Who has deposited and withdrawn using numerous debit cards and Paypal
You made a VIP
Who self excluded in 2019
After self exclusion the customer then seeks professional and voluntary help, and begins to build their life again. They get in touch with J4P asking about our work concerning the refund of a percentage of their losses if there was exploitation. This is always complex and extremely rarely J4P does receive similar enquiries from 'chancers', but J4P has a process in place that hopefully helps to identify most of the genuine cases from the others.
A major part of this process is the gathering of evidence. J4P's volunteers are neither lawyers or police detectives, but we like to think we try to be professional.
As part of the evidence gathering a crucial part is a subject access request (SAR). When J4P first started asking gambling customers to get SARs, for a short while, they were provided on time and were reasonably comprehensive with the exception of things like Iovation data, which was and is never provided without a huge fight.
Fairly soon and after a couple of programmes on BBCr4's 'You and Yours' where it became clear that people could obtain partial refunds in certain circumstances the problems with SARs got much worse.
Now it isn't just the Iovation data that's missing, it's interactions between the customer and their VIP managers, phone calls going missing, etc. It's not difficult to work out why this is happening, the gambling companies are most likely withholding incriminating evidence. Under EU and British privacy law the completion of a SAR incorrectly is illegal. Of course, in a court process, there are ways to obtain the missing information, but the gambling companies know that a person they've had a role in bankrupting can't afford lawyers. Sadly, they also know that the regulator the 'Information Commissioner's Office' (ICO) has little interest in gambling.
The ICO has a massive job, unlike the Gambling Commission (GC), it regulates all industries data management wise. The ICO has bigger 'fish to fry', however we are talking about vulnerable people here. It's disgusting that neither the ICO or GC will force gambling companies to provide all data and on time when a person has been or still is vulnerable. After all there are European and British laws in place. If you're sensible you know the ICO can't protect the data rights of all gamblers, but surely the ICO and the GC (especially) could protect the vulnerable?
Time moves on and the diversion tactics just get worse. They will, because gambling companies need not worry about the data rights of those with a gambling disorder as the regulators refuse to enforce the law.
The latest diversion is, 'the strange case of four corners and a guide dog'. Some companies have decided that the SAR provision timetable, a calendar month in the UK, can be stopped from running right at the beginning. Of course, it's perfectly sensible and a legal requirement that a gambling company has to make sure that a SAR is being sent to the correct person. But and this is a massive but, how the hell don't you know who a customer is if they've just lost about 80K to you. That alone is admitting that your processes have failed and a fine should be coming your way. That isn't the case though is it. Companies know quite well who the customer is and there're messing them around, hoping they'll 'break' them at this early point, meaning they'll go away. Quite simply, it's repulsive behaviour.
Your gas bill isn't showing all "four corners" (why is it so important to see four corners of a bill when a company already has so much information about a person, the company may even have stolen the identity of the person's e-devices they gambled with and are now using to submit ID). Your passport scan isn't clear ("guide dog needed" for staff who appear not to be able to read clear scans).
It's a joke, except it isn't a joke, it seems to be a policy taught to staff at some companies who are BGC members.
The ICO and the GC know everything about these practices and have done very little or nothing. Who is worse the regulators or the gambling companies? Who cares, it's a scandal. Is there another industry where the regulators and the companies 'hang vulnerable people out to dry'.
Whilst welcoming some of the improvements many gambling companies have made concerning gambling disorder it's very difficult to take the BGC or their members seriously whilst they employ tactics like this. In addition, don't forget the endemic practice of telling vulnerable people, after 100% biased internal investigations, that the company has done nothing wrong, but the vulnerable person may wish to go to IBAS, e-Cogra et al to rule on their case. The latter is a lie, the former is frequently a lie in J4P's experience.
There's a long way to go and the lawyers are now involved where people can afford. The BGC and it's members have a choice; carry on acting the way you are and the lawyers will eventally cost you a fortune or talk to organisations like J4P and discuss a more sensible way forward, because, 'The strange case of four corners and a guide dog' is an embarrassment.
Categories: Punter injustices
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Hello everyone, I am a bit surprised to see BlackBerry blend as an app in the BlackBerry World's list of installed apps however it does it load. Does anyone else see this in your phones.
I am using a z10 running official 10.2.1.2977.
It's on the phone with 10.3 but the pc software isn't done yet.
But I m still using 10.2.1.2977. That's why posted it..!
Yup, just saw an another thread about this. Created this thread without checking out.
I think it just a place holder for 10.2.1 users.
Is There A Way To Change The Default Map Program From Blackberry Maps to Google Maps?


This weekend saw the Windsor Level 2 meet taking place at the Magnet Leisure Centre. Our swimmers all gave their best, resulting in some great times and smiles. Windsor Swimmers Nimath Ukkash and Becky Dutfield took Top Boy and Top Girl trophies and their achievements were capped by Windsor winning the Top Club trophy for the meet - a great result for the club leading up to Counties.


The British government had also accused North Korea of the attack in October. The White House is expected to officially repeat the accusation on Tuesday in a statement. North Korea has always denied all involvement in the cyber attack.
WannaCry managed to infect hundreds of thousands of computer systems in 150 countries in just a few days. The systems were locked and the makers demanded a few hundred euros in bitcoins. For example, several hospitals were affected in Great Britain. The hostess software could be stopped when a British researcher discovered a sort of button in the code.


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A suspect was arrested in connection with the murder of Susanna Boon, an Amsterdam woman whose body was found in a forest near Nunspeet on March 29th. The suspect was Boon's partner, the police announced on Thursday.
The man was arrested in Amsterdam on Tuesday and is still in custody. The police did not say exactly what the man is suspected of.
Boon went missing on January 8th. She left her home on Jacob van Lennepstraat in Amsterdam at around 1:00 a.m. after a fight with her partner and never returned. He hiker found her body in a forest near Nunspeet on March 29th. An autopsy showed that she was murdered.


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Ina N. Cholst, Susan F. Steinberg, Pamela J. Tropper, Harold E. Fox, Gino V. Segre, John P. Bilezikian
Obstetrics & Gynecology and Women's Health
We measured serum concentrations of calcium and parathyroid hormone in seven pregnant women who were receiving intravenous magnesium sulfate for the suppression of premature labor. After administration of magnesium sulfate, the mean (±S.E.M.) serum magnesium level rose rapidly from the normal base-line level of 2.0±0.2 mg per deciliter to 6.1±0.4 mg per deciliter (0.8±0.1 to 2.5±0.2 mmol per liter) (P<0.001) at 30 minutes and remained markedly elevated. Concentrations of total and ionized calcium fell gradually in all subjects from normal base-line concentrations, 8.6±0.2 and 4.4±0.1 mg per deciliter (2.2±0.1 and 1.1±0.03 mmol per liter), respectively, into the hypocalcemic range, reaching a nadir of 7.6±0.2 and 3.9±0.1 mg per deciliter (1.9±0.1 and 0.98±0.03 mmol per liter), respectively, at three hours (P<0.001). Parathyroid hormone levels fell rapidly in response to magnesium infusion, from 13.1±2.5 to 7.8±0.7 pg per milliliter at 30 minutes, and were significantly below base-line levels for two hours despite frank hypocalcemia. These results suggest that hypermagnesemia rapidly decreases the secretion of parathyroid hormone in vivo in human subjects and that parathyroid hormone levels remain depressed despite concomitant hypocalcemia. The results also suggest that the hypocalcemia associated with hypermagnesemia may be due in part to the suppressive effects of hypermagnesemia on parathyroid hormone secretion.
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Cholst, I. N., Steinberg, S. F., Tropper, P. J., Fox, H. E., Segre, G. V., & Bilezikian, J. P. (1984). The Influence of Hypermagnesemia on Serum Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone Levels in Human Subjects. New England Journal of Medicine, 310(19), 1221-1225. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198405103101904
The Influence of Hypermagnesemia on Serum Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone Levels in Human Subjects. / Cholst, Ina N.; Steinberg, Susan F.; Tropper, Pamela J.; Fox, Harold E.; Segre, Gino V.; Bilezikian, John P.
In: New England Journal of Medicine, Vol. 310, No. 19, 10.05.1984, p. 1221-1225.
Cholst, IN, Steinberg, SF, Tropper, PJ, Fox, HE, Segre, GV & Bilezikian, JP 1984, 'The Influence of Hypermagnesemia on Serum Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone Levels in Human Subjects', New England Journal of Medicine, vol. 310, no. 19, pp. 1221-1225. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198405103101904
Cholst IN, Steinberg SF, Tropper PJ, Fox HE, Segre GV, Bilezikian JP. The Influence of Hypermagnesemia on Serum Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone Levels in Human Subjects. New England Journal of Medicine. 1984 May 10;310(19):1221-1225. https://doi.org/10.1056/NEJM198405103101904
Cholst, Ina N. ; Steinberg, Susan F. ; Tropper, Pamela J. ; Fox, Harold E. ; Segre, Gino V. ; Bilezikian, John P. / The Influence of Hypermagnesemia on Serum Calcium and Parathyroid Hormone Levels in Human Subjects. In: New England Journal of Medicine. 1984 ; Vol. 310, No. 19. pp. 1221-1225.
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