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DevStack has evolved to support a large number of configuration options and alternative platforms and support services. That evolution has grown well beyond what was originally intended and the majority of configuration combinations are rarely, if ever, tested. DevStack is not a general OpenStack installer and was never meant to be everything to everyone..
Below is a list of what is specifically is supported (read that as "tested") going forward.
The OpenStack Technical Committee (TC) has defined the current CI strategy to include the latest Ubuntu release and the latest RHEL release (for Python 2.6 testing).
As packaged by the host OS
As packaged by the host OS
As packaged by the host OS
Default to Nova Network, optionally use Neutron
The default services configured by DevStack are Identity (Keystone), Object Storage (Swift), Image Storage (Glance), Block Storage (Cinder), Compute (Nova), Network (Nova), Dashboard (Horizon), Orchestration (Heat)
Additional services not included directly in DevStack can be tied in to stack.sh
using the plugin mechanism to call scripts that perform the configuration and startup of the service.
The DevStack exercise scripts are no longer used as integration and gate testing as that job has transitioned to Tempest. They are still maintained as a demonstrations of using OpenStack from the command line and for quick operational testing.


Phylogenetic Nomenclature And Evolution Of Mannose-binding Lectin (mbl2) Haplotypes acesse a publicação
Autores
Resumo
Background
Polymorphisms of the mannose-binding lectin gene (MBL2) affect the concentration and functional efficiency of the protein. We recently used haplotype-specific sequencing to identify 23 MBL2 haplotypes, associated with enhanced susceptibility to several diseases.
Results
In this work, we applied the same method in 288 and 470 chromosomes from Gabonese and European adults, respectively, and found three new haplotypes in the last group. We propose a phylogenetic nomenclature to standardize MBL2 studies and found two major phylogenetic branches due to six strongly linked polymorphisms associated with high MBL production. They presented high Fst values and were imbedded in regions with high nucleotide diversity and significant Tajima's D values. Compared to others using small sample sizes and unphased genotypic data, we found differences in haplotyping, frequency estimation, Fu and Li's D* and Fst results.
Conclusion
Using extensive testing for selective neutrality, we confirmed that stochastic evolutionary factors have had a major role in shaping this polymorphic gene worldwide.


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- I'm on medical leave now.
- I chased doctors for instructions on how to medicate / care for myself in the wake of doctor strikes which left me appointment-less. It's exhausting. I am exhausted.
- It's hard to rally and flip a switch to: OK, let's make some money for
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, when despite all your best efforts you can't even keep yourself well.
- Steroids suck. I'm so tired of them. I'm on them for another month though, my longest stint.
- I used to think they made me invincible, hyper and able to deal with life better because they were pumping me with hormones but turns out they can giveth and taketh, in terms of moods. This round has been more of the latter.
- Nice things: I got internet at the new flat, I went to a ballet and had Taiwanese food, the tomatoes are not giving up though this cold summer's made it a slog.
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Male: 31.0% 69.0%
Female: 28.8% 71.2%
National Prediction Accuracy: 69.9%
April 11, 2013:
Which day would you prefer for a long weekend?
Monday!: 71.7%
Friday!: 28.3%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 27.0% 73.0%
Female: 30.9% 69.1%
National Prediction Accuracy: 81.7%
April 13, 2013:
Would you change an aspect of your\nbody if you had the choice?
Yes: 47.8%
No/Maybe: 52.2%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 44.8% 55.2%
Female: 63.0% 37.0%
National Prediction Accuracy: 60.4%
April 16, 2013:
Would you like to have a clone?
Yes!: 60.8%
Oh dear! No!: 39.2%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 43.3% 56.7%
Female: 33.3% 66.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 51.0%
April 18, 2013:
What would you do if you saw your future self?
Have a conversation: 22.1%
Back away!: 77.9%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 76.2% 23.8%
Female: 80.3% 19.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 84.3%
April 20, 2013:
Would you like to try being your\nopposite gender for a day?
Yes: 37.2%
No: 62.8%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 61.7% 38.3%
Female: 64.3% 35.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 67.9%
April 23, 2013:
Your birthday's on 29th February. When would\nyou have your birthday on a non-leap year?
28th Feb: 41.4%
1st March: 58.6%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 57.3% 42.7%
Female: 60.4% 39.6%
National Prediction Accuracy: 55.3%
April 25, 2013:
If you could know how long you\nwill live, would you want to know?
Yes: 67.3%
No: 32.7%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 33.7% 66.3%
Female: 31.3% 68.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 66.2%
April 27, 2013:
Can you do a backflip?
Yes: 84.2%
No: 15.8%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 18.8% 81.2%
Female: 10.5% 89.5%
National Prediction Accuracy: 76.4%
April 30, 2013:
Which accessory do you prefer?
Hat: 66.4%
Sunglasses: 33.6%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 38.0% 62.0%
Female: 24.5% 75.5%
National Prediction Accuracy: 68.4%
May 11, 2013:
Do you like football?
Yes: 45.5%
No: 54.5%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 61.1% 38.9%
Female: 40.5% 59.5%
National Prediction Accuracy: 78.7%
May 14, 2013:
Is a member of your family living\nin a foreign country?
Yes: 73.8%
No: 26.2%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 26.1% 73.9%
Female: 26.5% 73.5%
National Prediction Accuracy: 67.1%
May 16, 2013:
Would you rather ride your bicycle\nor play video games?
Bicycle: 63.9%
Video games: 36.1%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 26.9% 73.1%
Female: 53.7% 46.3%
National Prediction Accuracy: 74.2%
May 18, 2013:
Have you ever thrown the spoon in\nthe rubbish with your empty yoghurt pot?
Yes: 54.1%
No: 45.9%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 37.7% 62.3%
Female: 60.0% 40.0%
National Prediction Accuracy: 64.5%
May 21, 2013:
What do you hate most in a thunderstorm?
Lightning: 61.2%
Thunder: 38.8%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 38.0% 62.0%
Female: 40.5% 59.5%
National Prediction Accuracy: 60.2%
May 23, 2013:
If one of your friends is crying, what do you do?
Console them: 38.8%
Stay silent: 61.2%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 60.0% 40.0%
Female: 63.3% 36.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 71.2%
May 25, 2013:
Where would you rather be stuck?
In an elevator: 62.1%
On a ski lift: 37.9%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 41.5% 58.5%
Female: 31.4% 68.6%
National Prediction Accuracy: 52.8%
May 28, 2013:
If a bad cook gets you to taste\ntheir food, what do you say?
It's so yummy!: 58.7%
It's awful!: 41.3%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 35.4% 64.6%
Female: 49.2% 50.8%
National Prediction Accuracy: 36.2%
May 30, 2013:
Have you ever slept in until late in the afternoon?
Yes: 45.6%
No: 54.4%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 55.3% 44.7%
Female: 53.3% 46.7%
National Prediction Accuracy: 64.7%
June 11, 2013:
Have you ever tried wasabi-flavoured crisps?
Yes: 77.8%
No: 22.2%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 19.8% 80.2%
Female: 24.7% 75.3%
National Prediction Accuracy: 69.1%
June 13, 2013:
This is the final Everybody Votes Channel\nquestion! Did you enjoy the Voting Channel?
Yes: 6.3%
No: 93.7%
Detailed Results:
Results by Gender:
Male: 94.4% 5.6%
Female: 92.9% 7.1%
National Prediction Accuracy: 94.5%


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Welcome! For optimal experience use desktop browser such as Chrome or Firefox
This short experiment is part of a Master's Thesis project focusing on interactive recommender systems.
The goal of the experiment is to test two different systems and evaluate the satisfaction rate between a given music profile and the recommendations.
The experiment consists of two parts and a short survey and should take 5-10 minutes to complete.
The cold start problem: Like Netflix asks you to choose 3 movies you like upon signup - we try to match your
music preferences with a profile from the the Last.fm 360k Users dataset from 2008, thus newer artist will not be available.
For this you have two options:
Option A: Getting a matching music profile based on tags that you like.
Option B: Getting a matching music profile based on artists that you like.
Once you are somewhat satisfied with the given profile click "Get Recommendations"
This will provide you with 10 recommendations. Study them carefully, if your time allows give them a listen and evaluate the outcome.
Finally fill in the survey and don’t forget to click "Submit".
Please keep in mind that the profile you are to find will not match your
preferences due to the nature of music consumption the profile will hold artists that you don't
like at all or don't prefer anymore. This is perfectly fine, so don't strive for perfection.


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Greenups is a local Sydney-based not-for-profit community group.
We put on 'think and link' networking events to raise awareness and promote creative solutions to environmental and sustainability issues, attracting a mix of the professional, the passionate and the curious.
Each month we explore a topic of broad general interest through short talks, shared ideas and creative conversations.
At our next Event we're looking at "Plastic" as part of Plastic Free July.
The Greenups format is causal mingling/networking in a bar setting usually with a formal proceedings of a welcome and typically 3 lightning talks followed by a Q&A with the audience. The talks are usually done in an hour, with the conversations continuing at the bar or over some food. It usually wraps up around 9 or 10.
Greenups talks are only 5 mins long, typically ( but it's amazing what you can say in 5 minutes if required!)
Greenups is on the "First Tuesday of the Month", we try to keep that consistent so you can just put it in your calander and easily remember. with differnt themes venues nad locations it's nice to keep something consistent. Having said that we have sometimes moved the date in order to coincide with something, but that's definitly the exceptin.
Typically, Greenups starts at 6pm, with the talks at 7pm running for about an hour. after the talks most guests stick aroung for a chat and more drinks and food.
The core team is always looking of help, big or small, there's plenty to, so if your keen to get involved please do get in touch - no experience required :)
Do you have a great idea for a theme that you'd like to see Greenups focus on? Is it an area that you have some in-depth knowledge on, or just a topic that you're interested in and would like to know more about? We're open to anything broadly related to ecologically conscious living, if you've got an idea, give us a shout, the likely-hood is if you're interested in it, we'll be too.
Do you know someone amazing who really deserves to get their story out to the Greenups crowd, please let us know we're always looking out for speakers.
We love colaborating. Whether you're an individual or an orgainisation, if you'd like to work with Greenups to host an Event please get in touch.
 Or perhaps you're a super "in the know" barfly up on all the great watering holes, either way if you know of somewhere that would be great to hold a GreenUps then please let us know. we love discovering and supporing independent venues that 'get sustaiability'.
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Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph fined $50,000 for role in brawl
LOS ANGELES – The NFL has slapped Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph with a $50,000 fine as part of the ongoing fallout from the Steelers-Cleveland Browns brawl on Nov. 14.
Rudolph, who was one of the central combatants in the fourth-quarter kerfuffle, was one of 33 players from the game who were hit with fines.
Rudolph was not suspended for his role in the fight, which included Browns defensive end Myles Garrett ripping Rudolph’s helmet off and clobbering the quarterback with it.
Garrett claimed Rudolph used a racial slur, although the NFL said it found no evidence of that and suspended Garrett indefinitely.
Garrett, who received a $45,000 fine, also stands to miss out on at least $1,139,911.76 in salary as he misses at least the last six regular-season games. That figure could rise if his suspension continues next season.
Browns defensive tackle Larry Ogunjobi was banned one game and Steelers offensive lineman Maurkice Pouncey was banned for three games but appealed and got it down to two.
Additionally, both teams were fined $250,000 each.
On Saturday, NFL Network reported the list of 29 members of the two teams who were each fined $3,507 each for leaving the sidelines and entering the “fighting area.”
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Honors & Achievements
- Beechtown Honor Society Member
- Borghide High School Academic Honor Roll
- Borghide Youth Club Leader's Award
- 1st Place Award in Public Speaking
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Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Website: www.reallygreatsite.com
Address: 123 Anywhere St., Any City, State, Country 12345
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- Playing with Piano and Trombone
- Charity with Weekend Volunteer Work
- Tutor for English, Math, Science
- Reading Fiction Novels
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Accounts Intern
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- Worked closely with the accounts team in creating strategies, meeting clients, and coordinating with the creatives team. I also did client presentations.
Accounts Intern
Plassive Digital Studio Inc. ♦ 2017
- Worked closely with the accounts team in creating strategies, meeting clients, and coordinating with the creatives team. I also did client presentations.
Academic Background
Accounts Intern
Plassive Digital Studio Inc. ♦ 2017
- Worked closely with the accounts team in creating strategies, meeting clients, and coordinating with the creatives team. I also did client presentations.
Accounts Intern
Plassive Digital Studio Inc. ♦ 2017
- Worked closely with the accounts team in creating strategies, meeting clients, and coordinating with the creatives team. I also did client presentations.


I’m an optimistic person. I know life is hard; live one day at a time. Everyone you meet is on some sort of journey and is doing the best they can in life. This is how I approach everything I do and everyone I meet. I see you, I respect you.
I am an awsome coder. I'm very friendly, helpful, and smart.
I am also running for President 2024, sooooo....GET OUT THERE AND VOTE FOR ME!!!!


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x: args.grid.w.half - 25,
y: args.grid.h.half - 25,
w: 50,
h: 50,
collisions: []
}
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# other bodies
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args.grid.h * rand,
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3]
end
# RENDER =============================
# transparency changes based on number
# of collisions the more collisions,
# the redder (more transparent) the
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.target[:collisions]
.length * 5
args.solids << (args.state
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g: 0,
b: 0,
a: alpha)
# outputs center body as a black border
args.borders << args.state.target
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# MOVE BODIES =============================
# Bodies are returned to bottom left corner
# if positions exceed scope of screen
# for each body in the other_bodies collection
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After searching online for legal ways to get high, two weeks ago I ordered 140 Morning Glory Heavenly Blue seeds through the mail. I had read some reports of great trips just through chewing the seeds, so I was excited but skeptical. I had breakfast around 9, but soon afterward defecated so as to have an empty stomach for the seeds.
 I got the impression from the online files that finely chewing/crushing the seeds would lend to better results, so I really took my time. I took one or two at a time, meticulously crushing them with my front teeth, then swallowing the pulp and continuing. The seeds have a woody garden taste, which I tried to get used to, but rather they made me nauseous.
 With the help of a root beer, I forced myself to slowly eat another 15. At 5:50 I was feeling a little better but fed up that it was taking so long, so I finished off the rest in the next 20 minutes. My overall rate was one seed per minute.
No real effects except for queasiness, and some associated mild disorientation, like after smoking some really weak pot. I was really hungry though, and after discovering that root beer tasted *a lot* better after that nasty stuff, I walked from my dorm to the cafeteria. It was a pleasant evening, and the mild pot-like effects made it even more enjoyable. I purposefully took very small portions (I usually eat a very big dinner) so as not to hinder any possible effects. However, I could only eat about 1/4 of what I took, and even then I felt like I had eaten too much. I felt really sick to my stomach, even more disoriented, and so dragged myself back to the dorm. I found a friend I could lean on the way back and told him that I thought that the effects were beginning. All I wanted was my bed.
After turning on some trippy music, I crashed in my bed, and with the mildly enhanced sensory awareness and concentration, I had a good time masturbating, after which I felt exhausted and fell into a semi-sleep. This was probably the best part. Through yoga I have tried to let go of my mind while still being there, and have attained varied success. I attained a semi-meditative state, but in which some of my nervous tendencies prevailed, greatly heightened; a previous nervous impulse was now a burst of acid from my leg to my brain.
After awakening, all the effects which I had previously began to feel had disappeared, except for the occasional moment of disorientation, and the constant brain numb which continues till now (4:30 am; its not because of the seeds though: I stay up this late all the time). Overall, the 'trip' provided nothing that couldn't be accomplished through lack of sleep and mild sickness. I plan to further experiment though, next time with some extraction method, on an emptier stomach, and all at once. Chewing is definitely not recommended.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4
Preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
For the pork steaks, season the steaks with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Dip into the flour and shake off the excess.
Heat the olive oil in a large frying pan and sear the steaks until golden brown on both sides. Remove from pan and transfer into an ovenproof casserole.
Return the frying pan to the heat and add the caraway seeds, taking care as they may pop. Cook for one minute then add the cider and boil for two minutes. Add the chicken stock and bay leaf, bring back to the boil then pour the mixture over the pork steaks in the casserole.
Cover the casserole with a lid and place in the oven for about one hour or until the steaks are tender.
When cooked, remove the steaks from the cooking liquor and keep the steaks warm.
Transfer the cooking liquor to a clean saucepan and reduce by half over a high heat, until thickened.
Take off the heat and whisk in the butter, adjusting the seasoning as necessary.
For the beetroot 'pilau', place the beetroot, shallot and garlic into a mincer and mince (alternatively use a food processor although the result won't be quite the same). Take care as the liquid from the beetroot can splatter and may stain.
Transfer the beetroot mixture into an ovenproof pan. Coarsely crush the peppercorns and add these to the pan then pour over the stock and stir well.
Bring to boil then cover and place in the preheated oven for approximately 40 minutes. When cooked, remove from oven and take off the cover.
Place over a medium heat and reduce for a few minutes until any excess liquid has evaporated and the mixture is sticky.
Season with the salt and sugar and mix in the butter using a fork.
To serve, mix together the sour cream and dill. Place a pork steak on a plate, top with a spoonful of the dill sour cream and add a spoonful of 'pilau'. Pour over some of the cider sauce and serve at once.


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--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Package Grails DBMigrations in your WAR File author: display_name: Geoff Lane login: admin email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: http://www.zorched.net author_login: admin author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2008-06-10 11:35:13 -0400' date_gmt: '2008-06-10 17:35:13 -0400' categories: - Groovy tags: - grails - Automation comments: - id: 12721 author: Shawn Hartsock author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://hartsock.blogspot.com/2008/04/inside-hibernate-events-and-audit.html date: '2008-06-11 14:48:01 -0400' date_gmt: '2008-06-11 20:48:01 -0400' content: "Actually, I started researching Hibernate Events because I saw that stored procedures were not well represented in some circumstances. I am currently of the mind that if you can \"package\" your \"triggers\" inside the domain object that's probably a good thing for the most part. It does mean that you have more complicated domain classes, but, you keep all your work in Groovy/Java which is portable and centralized instead of spreading the trigger into the Database. In short you work your data model from inside the Grails domain classes and try to put all data model related things there.\r\n\r\nThere are drawbacks to that approach but if your shop is mostly Java/Groovy coders and resource constrained on DBA and PL/SQL development then you could actually save a context switch for your development team." - id: 12723 author: Geoff Lane author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2008-06-11 15:00:10 -0400' date_gmt: '2008-06-11 21:00:10 -0400' content: "Shawn,\r\nHibernate events can definitely work well. And the post you link to is a great example! I've used that technique in the past (in pure Java/Hibernate) for keeping historical records as well.\r\n\r\nWhere stored procedures and other database objects shine when you want to get out of your Groovy/Java code though. If everything is running through that code then no problem. But get into reporting using an external tool and all of a sudden accessing those domain classes and Hibernate events becomes non-trivial.\r\n\r\nI also believe that databases are fundamentally better at some tasks and we should leverage them when we can.\r\n\r\nThanks for the comment." - id: 16302 author: J Liu author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: '2010-10-11 13:09:59 -0400' date_gmt: '2010-10-11 19:09:59 -0400' content: "Do you know of other tools that create/update store procedures, functions, and/or views for Grails?\r\n\r\nThanks!\r\n\r\n--J" - id: 16303 author: Geoff Lane author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.zorched.net date: '2010-10-11 14:55:37 -0400' date_gmt: '2010-10-11 20:55:37 -0400' content: "@J Liu,\r\nCheck out http://grails.org/plugin/home for all of the plugins. There are a number of others including Liquibase and Autobase." ---
The Grails DBMigrate Plugin is a handy way to give you control over the generation of your database if you don't want Grails to auto-munge your schema. It works fine in development, but when you create a WAR for deployment on another machine the Migrations are not packaged in the WAR so the database can't be created or updated.
Just add this to your Config.groovy file and when you generate the WAR the migrations will be included and found by the Plugin. {% highlight groovy %} grails.war.resources = {stagingDir -> copy(todir: "${stagingDir}/WEB-INF/classes/grails-app/migrations") { fileset(dir:"grails-app/migrations") } } {% endhighlight %}


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Russia proposes Syria chemical weapons deal to avert U.S. strike
John Kerry was quick to dismiss as hypothetical his own comment that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad could avert U.S. strikes by surrendering his chemical arsenal to international control. But Assad's ally Russia quickly turned it into a firm proposal that was "welcomed" by Damascus and echoed by U.N. chief Ban Ki-moon.
Rebels fighting Assad's forces on the ground, where hundreds are being killed by conventional bullets and explosives every week, dismissed any such weapons transfer as impossible to police and a decoy to frustrate U.S. plans to attack.
The White House said it was "seriously skeptical" but would take a "hard look" at the proposal.
Kerry later called Lavrov to tell him that while his remarks had been rhetorical and the United States was not going to "play games," if there was a serious proposal, then Washington would take a look at it, a senior U.S. official said.
With President Obama preparing to make his case in television interviews later on Monday to Americans wary of involvement in another distant war, the armaments proposal could complicate his task - or give the president an alternative to military action.
The outcome of votes in Congress remains hard to predict.
Obama has argued that Assad, fighting to continue his family's four-decade rule in a civil war well into its third year, must be punished for what Washington says was a poison gas attack on rebel areas that killed over 1,400 people on August 21.
The president surprised friends and foes by turning to Congress for approval, delaying any U.S. response.
Asked by a reporter during a visit to London whether there was anything Assad's government could do or offer to stop a U.S. military strike, Secretary of State Kerry answered:
"Sure. He could turn over every single bit of his chemical weapons to the international community in the next week - turn it over, all of it without delay and allow the full and total accounting. But he isn't about to do it and it can't be done."
The State Department later said Kerry had been making a rhetorical argument about the impossibility of Assad turning over chemical weapons, which Assad denies his forces used.
Less than five hours later, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said he had put what sounded like Kerry's proposal to his visiting Syrian counterpart during talks in Moscow. Walid al-Moualem said Damascus welcomed the Russian initiative - while not spelling out whether Syria would, or even could, comply.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has blocked U.N. action against Assad and says Obama would be guilty of unlawful aggression if he launches an attack without U.N. approval.
Lavrov said: "If the establishment of international control over chemical weapons ... makes it possible to avoid strikes, then we will immediately get to work with Damascus."
Lavrov said Russia was also urging Syria to eventually destroy the weapons and become a full member of the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
Shortly afterward, United Nations Secretary General Ban took up the same theme, saying that he might ask the Security Council to end its "embarrassing paralysis" over Syria and agree to act.
Asked about Lavrov's proposal, Ban said: "I'm considering urging the Security Council to demand the immediate transfer of Syria's chemical weapons and chemical precursor stocks to places inside Syria where they can be safely stored and destroyed."
Ban has said that any action that lacks the approval of the world security body could worsen the situation in Syria.
U.N. chemical weapons inspectors were in Damascus at the time of the mass poisoning, which Assad and Putin have blamed on rebel forces. Ban said that if the evidence they were able to gather - after lengthy bargaining over their movements with Syrian officials - proved the use of toxins, the world must act.
Syria, which has never signed a global treaty banning the storage of chemical weapons, is believed to have large stocks of sarin, mustard gas and VX nerve agents - the actual use of which is banned by a 1925 treaty to which Damascus is a signatory.
White House officials made clear their skepticism of the feasibility of the Russian proposal. Syria is a battleground where access for foreign experts would be dangerous. And it would be very hard to verify whether all sites had been sealed.
Years of cat-and-mouse maneuvering between U.N. weapons inspectors and Saddam Hussein in neighboring Iraq show how difficult it might be to enforce any arms control orders on a timetable that would satisfy Washington in the midst of a war.
In his conversation with Lavrov, Kerry voiced "serious skepticism" and said that such a proposal would not be a reason to slow White House efforts to secure congressional backing for the use of force, according to the U.S. official.
Qassim Saadeddine, a rebel commander in northern Syria and a spokesman for the Supreme Military Council of Assad's opponents, said: "It is a trap and deceitful maneuver by the Damascus regime and will do nothing to help the situation.
"They have tons of weapons hidden that would be nearly impossible for international inspectors to find."
Putin, however, would see major diplomatic advantages to any plan that bolstered Russia's role in brokering international settlements and thwarted strikes in which Obama may have French military support.
The Russian proposal won a cautious welcome in public from both the British and French governments, Obama's main European allies in the crisis.
In Washington, U.S. Deputy National Security Adviser Tony Blinken said the United States would take "a hard look" at the idea but that Congress should still approve a military action.
"It's important to note that this proposal comes in the context of the threat of U.S. action and the pressure that the president is exerting," he said. "So it's even more important that we don't take the pressure off and that Congress give the president the authority he's requested."
Kerry said he was confident of the evidence that the United States and its allies had presented to support their case that Assad's forces used poison gas, though he said he understood skepticism lingering from accusations against Saddam that led to the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 and later proved to be false.
Kerry, a former lawyer, said he had successfully prosecuted people with less evidence and warned that doing nothing was worse than doing something, saying inaction would come back to haunt the United States and its allies: "If you want to send Iran and Hezbollah and Assad a congratulatory message: 'You guys can do what you want,' you'd say: 'Don't do anything.'
"We believe that is dangerous and we will face this down the road in some more significant way if we're not prepared to take ... a stand now," Kerry said.
Obama planned six television interviews later on Monday and was to speak to lawmakers at the Capitol on Tuesday before a televised address from the White House in the evening.
The Senate will hold a test vote on Wednesday.
A survey by the newspaper USA Today on Monday found majorities of both houses remained uncommitted - reflecting broad and growing public opposition to military action.
A Reuters/Ipsos poll on Monday showed Americans' opposition to a U.S. military strike against Syria was increasing. The poll, conducted September 5 to 9, indicated that 63 percent of Americans opposed intervening in Syria, up from 53 percent in a survey that ended August 30. About 16 percent of Americans surveyed said the United States should get involved - down from 20 percent on August 30.
Tapping into concerns in the West about the role of Islamist militants in the rebel forces, Syrian Foreign Minister Moualem said: "We are asking ourselves how Obama can ... support those who in their time blew up the World Trade Center in New York."
Assad himself warned of reprisals - if he were attacked Americans could "expect every action", he told CBS television.
Repercussions "may take different forms" and could include "instability and the spread of terrorism all over the region that will influence the West directly".
Brent crude oil futures sank more than 2 percent on Monday, as the prospect of a wider war in the Middle East appeared to recede into the future: "This has thrown some sand into the wheels of military preparation in the U.S.," said Michael Lynch of Strategic Energy & Economic Research.
"At the very least, it means the debate is going to be stalled while we wait and see if it works out."
There is a chance now that a U.S.-led military strike could be "put on hold and possibly deterred altogether".
Inside Syria, government forces launched an offensive to wrest back control of an historic Christian town north of Damascus on Monday, activists said. In the past six days, the town of Maaloula has already changed hands three times between Assad's forces and rebels, some of whom are linked to al Qaeda.


- Commands are published to work queues.
- Unlike the Direct, Topic, and Fan-Out exchanges, where the consumers are not directly known,
the publisher knows of the specific consumer that will process the command.
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Where the other exchanges are used to allow one microservice to integrate with another by
publishing domain-events, a command is used to explicitly tell a microservice to take an action.
- Commands are sent to work queues to preform longer running tasks that can be completed asynchronously.
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Given that this style of communication does not define an exchange, the route-key specified as a message
property is used to identify the queue to which it should be published.
- If multiple consumers are bound to the queue, the command will be delivered round-robin.
- Commands are simple POCO classes.
- Commands derive from the common base Command (non-generic version) class used by all NetFusion plugins and components.
- Publisher defines a derived ExchangeRegistryBase class used to specify to which exchange a command should be delivered when sent.
- The common IMessagingService implementation routes all commands with a defined registry entry to RabbitMQ.
- As with in-process messaging, subscribers associate method handlers to be invoked when a command is received.
- The subscriber decorates a method with the WorkQueueAttribute specifying the name of the queue.
- Commands represent a request for an action to be completed by the subscriber.
- Commands should be immutable and defined within a solution's domain project.
- It is best not to share types representing a command between solutions.
This example invokes a WebApi controller sending the
SendMail representing an email message to be sent.
The publisher defines a Registry used to specify the queue to which the domain-event is associated.
The subscribing console application defines the work queue to process the command within the SampleWorkQueueHandler handler.
Enter in information representing the command to be sent to a queue for processing.


4.5
domestic | safety | electrical safety | 2010
Every
building
must be designed and
constructed
in such a way that
the electrical installation does not:
(a)
threaten the health and safety of the people in, and around,
the
building
; and
(b)
become a source of fire.
Limitation:
This standard does not apply to an electrical installation:
(a)
Quarries Act 1954 or the Factories Act 1961 applies; or
(b)
forming part of the works of an undertaker to which regulations for
the supply and distribution of electricity made under the Electricity
Act 1989.
4.5.0 Introduction
The hazards posed by unsafe electrical installation are injuries caused by
contact with electricity (shocks and burns) and injuries arising from fires in
buildings
ignited through malfunctioning or incorrect installations.
Concern has been expressed that risks have been increasing in recent years
due to:
•
the increasing prevalence and variety of electrical systems in
buildings
and the demands being made on them;
•
the reduction in subscription to voluntary industry self-regulation schemes.
The intention of this standard is to ensure that electrical installations are safe
in terms of the hazards likely to arise from defective installations, namely fire,
electric shock and burns or other personal injury. Installations should:
•
safely accommodate any likely maximum demand; and
•
incorporate appropriate automatic devices for protection against
overcurrent or leakage; and
•
provide means of isolating parts of the installation or equipment connected
to it, as are necessary for safe working and maintenance.
The standard applies to fixed installations in
buildings.
An installation
consists of the electrical wiring and associated components and fittings,
including all permanently secured equipment, but excluding portable
equipment and appliances.
Appendix 6 of BS 7671: 2008 (The Wiring Regulations) provides specimen
certificates that may be completed by the person responsible for the
installation. These can be issued to the person ordering the
works
as
evidence of compliance with the recommendations of the British Standards.
Socket outlet
‘Socket outlet’ means a fixed device containing contacts for the purpose of
connecting to a supply of electricity the corresponding contacts of a plug
attached to any current-using appliance.
In the case of conversions, as specified in regulation 4, the
building
as
converted
shall meet the requirement of this standard (regulation 12,
schedule 6).
4.5
—
4.5.0
domestic | safety | electrical safety | 2010
4.5.1 Electrical installations
Electricity, when properly used, is a safe and convenient source of energy for
heat, light and power within
buildings
. However misuse may lead to
significant harm to individuals and
buildings
alike.
Risk of fire from an electrical installation should be minimised. In normal
operation, taking into account the surroundings, it should not create the risk
of fire, burns, shock or other injury to people.
An electrical installation should be designed,
constructed,
installed and
tested such that it is in accordance with the recommendations of BS 7671:
2008.
Professional expertise
Electrical installation
work
should be inspected and tested by persons who
possess sufficient technical knowledge, relevant practical skills and
experience for the nature of the electrical
work
undertaken.
An approved certifier of construction who has been assessed to have the
professional skills and relevant experience, can certify compliance of an
electrical installation (see clause 4.0.5).
4.5.2 Extra-low voltage installations
To avoid the risk of harm, any circuit which is designed to operate at or below
extra-low voltage should be protected against both direct and indirect contact
with any other circuit operating at higher than extra-low voltage.
Extra-low voltage is defined as not more than 50 volts alternating current or
120 volts direct current, measured between conductors or to earth. This
might include installations for alarm or detection purposes, or for transmission
of sound, vision, data or power.
Any such installation should be designed,
constructed,
installed and tested
such that it is in accordance with the recommendations of BS 7671: 2008.
4.5.3 Installations operating above low voltage
To avoid the risk of harm, any circuit which is designed to operate at a
voltage higher than low voltage should be provided with a cut-off switch for
use in emergency in accordance with the recommendations of BS 7671:
2008. Such installations are not usual in
domestic buildings
.
Low voltage is defined as not more than 1000 volts alternating current or
1500 volts direct current, measured between conductors or not more than
600 volts alternating current or 900 volts direct current between conductors
and earth.
A fireman’s switch, in a conspicuous position, should be provided to any
circuit supplying exterior electrical installations or internal discharge lighting
installations (including luminous tube signage) operating at a voltage
exceeding low voltage.
4.5.1
—
4.5.3


JavaScript uses several different kinds of loops
The for loop is often the tool you will use when you want to creat a loop.
A for loop has the following syntax:
for (statement 1; statement 2; statement 3) {
code block to be executed
}
Statement 1 is executed before the loop starts.
Statement 2 defines the condition for the loop to run.
Statement 3 increases the value each time the code block inside the loop is executed.
The JavaScript For/In statement loops through the properties if an object.
The while loop loops through a block of code as long as a specified condition is true.
while (condition) {
code block to be executed
}
The do/while loop is a variant of the while loop. This loop will execute the code block once, before checking if the condition is true, then it will repeat the loop as long as the condition is true.
do {
code block to be executed
}
while (condition);


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Geode provides versatile and reliable event distribution and handling for your cached data and system member events.
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Members in your Geode distributed system receive cache updates from other members through cache events. The other members can be peers to the member, clients or servers or other distributed systems.
Implementing Geode Event Handlers
You can specify event handlers for region and region entry operations and for administrative events.
Configuring Peer-to-Peer Event Messaging
You can receive events from distributed system peers for any region that is not a local region. Local regions receive only local cache events.
Configuring Client/Server Event Messaging
You can receive events from your servers for server-side cache events and query result changes.
Configuring Multi-Site (WAN) Event Queues
In a multi-site (WAN) installation, Geode uses gateway sender queues to distribute events for regions that are configured with a gateway sender. AsyncEventListeners also use an asynchronous event queue to distribute events for configured regions. This section describes additional options for configuring the event queues that are used by gateway senders or AsyncEventListener implementations.


Deleting a Wiki Page
How to delete the content from a Wiki page including the page history from the Wiki module. Note: Links to the page which exist on other pages are not deleted. Note: The Home page cannot be deleted.
- Navigate to the required Wiki page.
- Click the Edit Wiki Topic link.
- Click the Delete link. This displays the message "Are you sure you want to delete?"
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Click the OK button confirm.


Quick Tags: feature fix cleanup no-verify — seagull buildbot caches pushplans special urgent submodule-bump hoods stagea stageb
(The above is used for the merge commit message in master. If no description is specified, defaults to the request title.)


How many times in our lives have we been warned not to do something without the assistance of others?
Like learning to drive on our own without knowing the first thing about how to operate a
vehicle?
Or how to cook an entire Thanksgiving dinner despite the fact that we don’t know how to turn on the kitchen oven?
In short, yes, help is needed in these circumstances.
And of course, there are other circumstances in which help is needed, drug addiction being one of them.
Ativan addiction treatment entails drug recovery from a substance that you will (and more-than-likely should) seek out medical assistance with.
This means while you’re detoxing and going through recovery, there’s a strong chance withdrawal may occur, if not properly treated, can set back your rehabilitation. Or, at least, make it quite dangerous should you attempt detox and recovery on your own, or with someone who isn’t qualified to assist patients who are detoxing and recovering.
There are quite a few ways to tell when someone is going through Ativan withdrawals, none of which are particularly safe to face on one’s own.
Common emergencies during detox and rehabilitation from Ativan addiction include:
Some people simply give up in the wake of rehabilitation and those who can help them through the rehab process. The addicted individual sees this as a way out of their misery, and a process to get their lives back on track.
The ones who don’t give up so quickly may have a strong sense of pride to themselves, particularly with their addiction. In short, they got themselves into this mess, and just as shortly, they’ll get themselves out and on the road to recovery.
These are the sort of addicts that a friend or loved one should worry about. If you encounter a person such as this, and especially if they’re addicted to a drug such as Ativan, there is a good chance they can benefit much more, and more safely, with Ativan addiction treatment within an accredited facility run by an accredited staff of addiction professionals.
Break this fact to your friend or loved one gently. It’s already hard on them, knowing they’re now a drug addict, plain and simple. Recovery can be just as difficult.
Tell the one you care for to be safe, thorough, and complete in their tasks with detox and rehabilitation, and recovery can become a strong and obtainable outcome.


Aims and scope Environment, Development and Sustainability is an international and multidisciplinary journal covering all aspects of the environmental impacts of socio-economic development.
It is also concerned with the complex interactions which occur between development and environment, and its purpose is to seek ways and means for achieving sustainability in all human activities aimed at such development. The subject matter of the journal includes the following and related issues: -mutual interactions among society, development and environment, and their implications for sustainable development -technical, economic, ethical and philosophical aspects of sustainable development -global sustainability - the obstacles and ways in which they could be overcome -local and regional sustainability initiatives, their practical implementation, and relevance for use in a wider context -development and application of indicators of sustainability -development, verification, implementation and monitoring of policies for sustainable development.
Why Help Us?
The journal welcomes scientific research papers, review papers and discussion papers dealing with environmental sustainability issues from such fields as the biological sciences, agriculture, geology, meteorology, energy, food sciences, soil and water sciences, geography, nutrition, physical sciences, politics, economics, law, etc.
The journal particularly welcomes papers that highlight more than one dimension of sustainable development.
Journal complies with funding agency agreements. In addition, authors have the option to make their article available to non-subscribers immediately upon publication via Springer Open Choice (Typical cost: US $3,000).
Journal complies with funding agency agreements. In addition, authors have the option to make their article available to non-subscribers immediately upon publication via Springer Open Choice (Typical cost: US $3,000).
Journal complies with funding agency agreements. In addition, authors have the option to make their article available to non-subscribers immediately upon publication via Springer Open Choice (Typical cost: US $3,000).


We want every child to have access to a computer
To make technology enabled quality education a reality, we create hardware that can be plugged into television sets to turn into a computer for a fraction of the cost of a entry level smartphone. We’ll be building the hardware around single board linux computers and profit margins will be kept to a minimum to keep the initiative successful. The said profit will be used ONLY towards the further development of the initiative. The hardware will be supplemented by openly available yet in-house custom developed with applications, and how to guides.


Clear sound, full bass, can't miss.
You like White Claw? Stocked. Beer? Loaded. Vodka Waterloo? Overflowing. Disaronno-Milk-Pepto? There's something for everyone, even Brooks. Oh, and it's all free.
Got enough for lunch, got enough for dinner, got enough for YOU.
"Hold up, there's going to be cold brew BBQ sauce?"
"We don't get to play Southeast Missouri State Tech this year? This is bullshit."
"Bro, we have this 5-leg parlay and all we need to win $283.76 is have Sacred Heart cover 69.5 on Long Island U."


Graphs allow the user to quickly understand large amounts of data. Understanding how to relay this information with clarity is crucial to the sucess of the application


This textarea has a data-save-id attribute with a unique id.
Edit it and reload the page. When clicking it, the content will be loaded from what you typed before.
Of course, clicking on it to load it isn't ideal at all. That's why you can call $(document).loadSavedTextareas() to load it when the page is loaded:
$(document).loadSavedTextareas();
The textarea below is loaded by calling $("#container").loadSavedTextareas() after the page loads, so you don't need to click on it:


xy(1f) - [M_xyplot] Draw a basic XY plot (LICENSE:PD)
Synopsis
Description
Options
Example
Author
License
xy [ -f] FILE -xlabel STR -ylabel STR -d DEVICE -m NNNN -fn FILENAME -sz MARKER_SIZE
Create a basic XY plot from a simple ASCII table of numeric values. The first column is assumed to be the shared X values for the other columns.A plot of all Y columns is followed by a plot of each Y column by default.
If an interactive device is selected (X11, x11, xtek, tek, PC) then a pause occurs after each plot. Single character commands are
o q quit o n next o p previous o v toggle verbose mode o 0 redisplay plot of all curves
-d M_draw(3fm) device name (X11,pdf,svg, ...). Enter the device name "list" for a list of available devices on an otherwise valid command. -f filename of format "X Y1 Y2 Y3 ..." -fn FNAME For file output, the default output name is xy.$DEVICE. If a name is specified containing a period it is used as-is. Otherwise the output file will be FNAME.$DEVICE -xlabel X-axis label. Default is "X" -ylabel Y-axis label. Default is "Y" -title plot title. Defaults to input filename -m NNN marker frequency. Place a marker at every nth point. The default is zero. Negative values suppress drawing the interconnecting lines. -sz marker size as a percent of display width. Default is 2.0 . -verbose display plot information to stdout -help display help text to stdout and exit -version display version to stdout and exit
Create a simple file with X and Y values and draw plot
program demo_xy integer :: i10 real :: x, y ! set up the data file open(unit=10,file=xy.dat) do i10=1,200 x=i10*0.50 y=x*sin(x)*100.0+400.0 write(10,*)x,y,y+40.0,cos(y)*120.0+380.0 enddo flush(10) call execute_command_line(xy xy.dat -xlabel X-axis -ylabel Y-axis) call execute_command_line(xy xy.dat -xlabel X-axis -ylabel Y-axis -d pdf) call execute_command_line(xy xy.dat -xlabel X-axis -ylabel Y-axis -d svg) close(10,status=delete) end program demo_xy
John S. Urban
Public Domain
| Nemo Release 3.1 | xy (1) | July 22, 2023 |


Hi, I'm Aditi!
A yoga enthusiast by dawn and a designer till dusk.
I currently study Product Design with a minor in creative coding at Parsons. I have a self-motivated and keen drive towards exploring different materials and processes to create timeless and meaningful products. Through my work, I not only aim to bridge technology, craft and culture but I also strive to design responsibly and sustainably. I am ceaselessly experimenting and searching for challenges whether it is inventing a new type of product, or trying to outrun my dog.
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Use the Cellular Modem tool to control modem functions.
cm [SERVICES] [COMMANDS]
cm adc list
Print known
adc
channels.
cm adc read channel
Read and print the value from an adc channel (where
channel
is one of the names returned).
cm data cm data info
Get info on profile in use.
cm data profile <index>
Set profile in use.
cm data apn <apn>
Set apn for profile in use.
cm data pdp <pdp>
Set pdp type for profile in use.
cm data auth <none/pap/chap> <username> <password>
Set authentication for profile in use.
cm data connect <optional timeout (secs)>
Start a data connection.
cm data watch
Monitor the data connection.
To start a data connection, ensure that your profile is configured correctly. Also ensure your modem is registered to the network. To verify, use cm radio
and check Status
.
If you specify a time-out timer when starting a data connection, it will try to start a data connection until the timer expires.
When starting a data connection, currently it only uses profile 1. Any configuration set for other profiles can't be used to start a data connection through the cm tool.
cm info cm info all
Print all known info.
cm info device
Print the device model.
cm info imei
Print the IMEI.
cm info firmware
Print the firmware version.
cm info bootloader
Print the bootloader version.
cm radio cm radio status
Get modem status.
cm radio <on/off>
Enable/disable radio.
cm radio rat <CDMA | GSM/UMTS | LTE>
Set radio access technology.
cm radio rat AUTO
Resume automatic RAT selection.
After setting the radio access technology, you'll need to do a legato restart
before it's effective.
Regardless if security is enabled or not, the SIM card PIN code must be entered for every operation.  Often M2M SIM cards don't know their number (will return nothing).
cm sim enterpin <pin>
Enter pin code that's required before any mobile equipment functionality can be used.
cm sim changepin <oldpin> <newpin>
Change the PIN code of the SIM card.
cm sim lock <pin>
Lock SIM: enables SIM card security, will request for a PIN code when inserted.
cm sim unlock <pin>
Unlock SIM: disables SIM card security, won't request a PIN code when inserted (unsafe).
cm sim unblock <puk> <newpin>
Unblocks the SIM card. The SIM card is blocked after X unsuccessful attempts to enter the PIN.
cm sim storepin <pin>
Stores PIN. Whether security is enabled or not, the SIM card has a PIN code that must be entered for every operation. You can change the PIN code through
changepin
andunblock
.
cm sim select <EMBEDDED | EXTERNAL_SLOT_1 | EXTERNAL_SLOT_2 | REMOTE>
Select the SIM type.
Whether security is enabled or not, the SIM card has a PIN code that must be entered for every operations. Only ways to change this PIN code are through 'changepin' and 'unblock' operations.
cm sms monitor
Monitor incoming SMS.
cm sms send <number> <content>
Send a text SMS.
cm sms sendbin <number> <file> <optional max sms>
Send a binary SMS
Options:
cm sms list
List all stored SMS
cm sms get <idx>
Get specific stored SMS.
cm sms clear
Clear stored SMS.
cm sms count
Count stored SMS.
cm temp cm temp all
Print all known temperatures.
cm temp thresholds
Print all thresholds.
cm temp radio
Print the radio temperature.
cm temp platform
Print the platform temperature.
Copyright (C) Sierra Wireless Inc. Use of this work is subject to license.


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A CakePHP datasource for the mongoDB (http://www.mongodb.org/) document-oriented database.
This datasource uses Pecl Mongo (http://php.net/mongo) and is thus dependent on PHP 5.0 and greater.
Original implementation by ichikaway(Yasushi Ichikawa) http://github.com/ichikaway/
Reference: Nate Abele's lithium mongoDB datasource (http://li3.rad-dev.org/) Joél Perras' divan(http://github.com/jperras/divan/)
Copyright 2010, Yasushi Ichikawa http://github.com/ichikaway/
Contributors: Predominant, Jrbasso, tkyk, AD7six
Licensed under The MIT License Redistributions of files must retain the above copyright notice.
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--- layout: newsstory title: News Story match: DMC Yeltz 0 Bilston 0 ---
And another's gone. We could only draw 0-0 against Bilston in the League Cup 1st Round 2nd leg, so we're out 3-1 on aggregate. Oh dear.


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layout: post
title: Modern peplum
date: '2014-12-02T07:30:00+01:00'
categories:
- Concept Art
picture_url: https://film-Storyboards.tumblr.com/post/104156957464/mood-board-for-a-modern-peplum-unlikely-to
---
Mood-board for a modern peplum (unlikely to happen).


Balaam, who is called Lucaman in Arabic, said to his son: Son, don't let the ant, that gathers in the summer what it needs to live on in the winter, be wiser than you.  Son, don't let the cock, that keeps order among its ten wives, while you cannot correct your single one, be firmer than you. Son, don't let the dog, that does not forget its benefactors, while you do forget your benefactors, be nobler in heart than you. Son, don't let it seem too little to you to have one enemy, or too much to have a thousand friends.


The Seoul Central District Court said singer-songwriter Jung Joon-young received a six-year prison term and former boy band member Choi Jong-hoon a five-year term.
The court said in a statement that they were convicted of committing “special quasi-raping,” which it said means multiple people collaborating to have illicit sextual intercourse with a person who was unconscious or unable to resist.
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node-udp-messaging
Reliable messaging over UDP with holepunching.
Goal
Peer-to-Peer communication is a tricky subject when your peers are hidden behind routers with NAT tables. This project aims at delivering tools to:
- Allow sending and receiving whole messages of arbitrary size
- Message delivery on best-effort basis (whole message received or nothing at all)
- Allow NAT holepuching
This project DOES NOT provide the following:
- A session mechanism
- Anti-spoofing (datagram source is not verified, applications using this library might be victims of a DDOS attack if proper rate-limiting is not implemented)
- Sending streams
Remarks:
- Big messages are more sensitive to network delays and packet loss. Sending multiple small messages is much more reliable.
- If too many messages are created at the same time then due to UDP's nature packets will get lost. An internal timer waits before retry.
- The maximum size of a message is 2^32-1 bytes, which will probably not fit into RAM anyways. Use with big-data might require a higher protocol layer on top of this library to allow data streaming.
Installation
Node >=8.9.0
is required.
npm install --save udp-messaging
To perform tests use:
cd node_modules/udp-messaging
npm i
npm t
Usage
Beware this project is still in development. There may be serious bugs or performance issues over time.
Documentation is available here.
(async () => {
// Create a reliable UDP socket
const P2PSocket = require('udp-messaging');
const p2p = new P2PSocket({ port: 12345 });
await p2p.bind();
// This promise resolves when the remote end receives the message.
// It rejects if the remote end did not respond at all.
await p2p.sendMessage(Buffer.from('Hey there!'), '<IP_ADDRESS>', 12345);
// The Socket is an EventEmitter.
p2p.on('message', (data, address, port) => {
console.log(`Message from %s:%d - %o`, address, port, data);
});
// Execute holepunching (get an address and port that another peer over the internet can use to reach this peer)
const hole = await p2p.discoverSelf();
// Interrupt all pending messages being sent and received
// Note: all sendMessage Promises are resolved, not rejected!
p2p.close();
})();
Example application
The p2p-discovery file contains an example application that allows maintaining a p2p mesh. Peers share addresses of other known peers with each other. The result of node examples/p2p-discovery.js -h
is shown below. An additional debug
tag is defined: udp-messaging:discovery
.
Run a P2P discovery node
Options:
--help, -h Print help
--local_port, -p Use a specific local port, 0 for random [default: 0]
--remote_ip, -t Define a known remote peer [default: "<IP_ADDRESS>"]
--remote_port, -r Define remote peer port
--stun_xval, -s Interval between STUN requests [ms] [default: 60000]
Performance
The testsuite prints out some basic bandwidth information (tested on localhost with simulated packet loss and network delay). Keep in mind bandwidth results depend a lot on the network status, active processes and many other variables.  To generate the documentation use:
npm run docs
Extra debugging information is printed using the debug
module:
DEBUG=udp-messaging:* npm t
The documentation will be put in the new docs
directory.
To introduce an improvement please fork this project, commit changes in a new branch to your fork and add a pull request on this repository pointing at your fork. Please follow these style recommendations when working on the code:
- Use tabs (yup).
- Use
async
/await
and/orPromise
where possible. - Features must be properly tested.
- New methods must be properly documented with
jscode
style comments.


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This provides a clear designation of different kinds of interaction design work, which should be referenced in the PhD. I think (fearfully) my work seems to sit exactly in the middle of this interaction design research triangle too.
design studies, research methodology, interaction design
model of interaction design research
"In its very basic form, the model has the shape of a triangle. This triangle presents a two-dimensional space for plotting the position of a design research activity drawn up in between three extremes: “design practice,” “design studies,” and “design exploration.”
"we have previously suggested that there also seems to be efforts in interaction design research that include synthetic elements as an important driving force but which, at the same time, seem to share many of the ideals of science. For instance, this is the case when the kind of knowledge and user experience sought is the kind that cannot be obtained if design—the bringing forth of an artifact such as a research prototype—is not a vital part of the research process"
"On the contrary, in a loop between design practice and design studies, for example, the two activities often transpire and feed into each other, rendering them almost inseparable. In design practice, a researcher takes part in a design practice project, typically working in a team with industry constructing an artifact. Wearing the design studies goggles, the researcher forms an explicit research question by reflecting on previous experiences, issues, and challenges arising in his or her current design practice project; and also by taking part in conferences and workshops, reading design research literature, discussing with colleagues, etc. With the research question in mind, the researcher is able to put on the design studies goggles to reflect on what is going on in the design practice project."
"While design studies may call attention to the fact that alternative keyboard layouts provide more efficient input, design practice typically needs to deal with the fact that QWERTY keyboards are what sell."
"True—Real—Possible. If design practice needs to be concerned with what is real and design studies with what is true, design exploration instead seeks to show what is possible; to show an alternative future; and to transcend current paradigms."


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Step 2: Setting up the Application Files
- Firebase Introduction and Setup
- Setting up Firebase on the Front End
- Setting up Firebase on the Back End
- Ionic Setup
In this step, we’re going to set up all the database information and making the IDs of your applications unique. To do that, we’re going to use the firebase project and the app IDs we generated in the last step. We’ll do the Firebase side first, as there are more steps to it, with different sets of steps for each side of the application.
Firstly, go in to the Firebase project we created, and click the Add Firebase to your Web app option.
This will then present you with the following data. We’ll need this in a moment, so you should keep this window
open in your browser while we work through the next steps.
Next, head in to the Authentication tab, and Enable Email/Password sign-in.
Then head to the Database tab and press the Import JSON file, and import the sampledata.JSON file provided in the project folder.
This is some temporary data to initialise the database. You can edit all of this later.
Next, we’ll import the Firebase Data from earlier in the step in to the right files.
You’ll need a text editor to do this, and I can recommend Notepad++. Open the frontend folder,
and head in to the www folder. Open up the Index.html file in your text editor. Find the section that looks like this, that says “Intialize Firebase”.
Replace the areas that say YOUR DATABASE HERE with the data that came from the Firebase project we created at the start of this step.
Next, We need to initialise the tables for access in the application. Go in to the js folder,
and open up the Services file in your text editor. At the top you’ll see a set of references. Replace the url sections that say
YOUR DATABASE HERE with the database url from our firebase data, but don’t change the ends of these statements as these are required to
use the tables in the application!
Next, head in to the business application folder,
head in to the src folder, and within that, the app folder.
Open the app.module.ts file in your text editor, and scroll down to the firebaseConfig that looks like this.
As before, change any YOUR DATABASE HERE data to the data provided by the Firebase Project we created earlier.
Lastly, You’ll need to open both of the Ionic.config.JSON files,
found in the top level of both of the application folders. In these,
Use your app IDs and App names we generated earlier in the YOUR APP HERE sections,
using the respective names you gave the two applications and their IDs.


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if trial.state != optuna.trial.TrialState.COMPLETE:
continue
if trial.number in self._known_trials:
continue
self._known_trials.add(trial.number)
After Change
raise ValueError("`IntersectionSearchSpace` cannot handle multiple studies.")
next_cursor = self._cursor
for trial in reversed(study.get_trials(deepcopy=False)):
if self._cursor > trial.number:
break
if trial.state == optuna.trial.TrialState.RUNNING:
next_cursor = trial.number
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continue
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\usepackage[vmargin=1in,hmargin=1in]{geometry}
When available on CRAN
install.packages("rsnps")
Or get from Github
install.packages("devtools")
library(devtools)
install_github("rsnps", "ropensci")
library(rsnps)
allgensnp(snp = "rs7412")[1:3]
[[1]]
[[1]]$snp
[[1]]$snp$name
[1] "rs7412"
[[1]]$snp$chromosome
[1] "19"
[[1]]$snp$position
[1] "50103919"
[[1]]$user
[[1]]$user$name
[1] "Lisa"
[[1]]$user$id
[1] 1653
[[1]]$user$genotypes
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$genotype_id
[1] 944
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$local_genotype
[1] "CC"
[[2]]
[[2]]$snp
[[2]]$snp$name
[1] "rs7412"
[[2]]$snp$chromosome
[1] "19"
[[2]]$snp$position
[1] "50103919"
[[2]]$user
[[2]]$user$name
[1] "karl"
[[2]]$user$id
[1] 1651
[[2]]$user$genotypes
[[2]]$user$genotypes[[1]]
[[2]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$genotype_id
[1] 943
[[2]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$local_genotype
[1] "CC"
[[3]]
[[3]]$snp
[[3]]$snp$name
[1] "rs7412"
[[3]]$snp$chromosome
[1] "19"
[[3]]$snp$position
[1] "50103919"
[[3]]$user
[[3]]$user$name
[1] "bpaslc"
[[3]]$user$id
[1] 1639
[[3]]$user$genotypes
[[3]]$user$genotypes[[1]]
[[3]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$genotype_id
[1] 933
[[3]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$local_genotype
[1] "CT"
allgensnp("rs7412", df = TRUE)[1:10, ]
snp_name snp_chromosome snp_position user_name user_id
1 rs7412 19 50103919 Lisa 1653
2 rs7412 19 50103919 karl 1651
3 rs7412 19 50103919 bpaslc 1639
4 rs7412 19 50103919 Wally97 1641
5 rs7412 19 50103919 Paul 1635
6 rs7412 19 50103919 Arthur 1621
7 rs7412 19 50103919 Justin Anzalone 1620
8 rs7412 19 50103919 Brenda Ramos 1619
9 rs7412 19 50103919 Jeremy McEntire 1617
10 rs7412 19 50103919 jonathan 1616
genotype_id genotype
1 944 CC
2 943 CC
3 933 CT
4 935 CT
5 931 CC
6 919 CC
7 918 CC
8 917 CC
9 915 CC
10 914 CT
Get all data
allphenotypes(df = TRUE)[1:10, ]
id characteristic known_variations number_of_users
1 1 Eye color Brown 411
2 1 Eye color Brown-green 411
3 1 Eye color Blue-green 411
4 1 Eye color Blue-grey 411
5 1 Eye color Green 411
6 1 Eye color Blue 411
7 1 Eye color Hazel 411
8 1 Eye color Mixed 411
9 1 Eye color Gray-blue 411
10 1 Eye color Blue-grey; broken amber collarette 411
Output a list, then call the characterisitc of interest by 'id' or 'characteristic'
datalist <- allphenotypes()
names(datalist)[1:10] # get list of all characteristics you can call
[1] "Eye color" "Handedness" "Height"
[4] "Sex" "Hair Color" "Tongue roller"
[7] "Colour Blindness" "Lactose intolerance" "white skin"
[10] "Coffee consumption"
datalist[["ADHD"]] # get data.frame for 'ADHD'
id characteristic known_variations
1 29 ADHD False
2 29 ADHD True
3 29 ADHD Undiagnosed, but probably true
4 29 ADHD No
5 29 ADHD Yes
6 29 ADHD Not diagnosed
7 29 ADHD Diagnosed as not having but with some signs
8 29 ADHD Mthfr c677t
number_of_users
1 114
2 114
3 114
4 114
5 114
6 114
7 114
8 114
datalist[c("mouth size", "SAT Writing")] # get data.frame for 'ADHD'
$`mouth size`
id characteristic known_variations number_of_users
1 120 mouth size Medium 44
2 120 mouth size Small 44
3 120 mouth size Large 44
$`SAT Writing`
id characteristic known_variations number_of_users
1 41 SAT Writing 750 37
2 41 SAT Writing Tested before 2005 37
3 41 SAT Writing 800 37
4 41 SAT Writing Country with no sat 37
5 41 SAT Writing N/a 37
6 41 SAT Writing Never & have ba & above 37
7 41 SAT Writing 720 37
8 41 SAT Writing 511 37
9 41 SAT Writing Did well - don't remember score 37
10 41 SAT Writing 700 37
Get just the metadata
annotations(snp = "rs7903146", output = "metadata")
.id V1
1 name rs7903146
2 chromosome 10
3 position 114748339
Just from PLOS journals
annotations(snp = "rs7903146", output = "plos")[c(1:10), ]
author
1 Marguerite R. Irvin
2 Huixiao Hong
3 Daniel Savic
4 Jeanne M. McCaffery
5 Cornelia Then
6 Changzheng Dong
7 Anette P. Gjesing
8 Jeanne M. McCaffery
9 Jinjin Wang
10 Jingxiang Chen
title
1 Genome-Wide Detection of Allele Specific Copy Number Variation Associated with Insulin Resistance in African Americans from the HyperGEN Study
2 Technical Reproducibility of Genotyping SNP Arrays Used in Genome-Wide Association Studies
3 An in vivo cis-Regulatory Screen at the Type 2 Diabetes Associated TCF7L2 Locus Identifies Multiple Tissue-Specific Enhancers
4 TCF7L2 Polymorphism, Weight Loss and Proinsulin∶Insulin Ratio in the Diabetes Prevention Program
5 Plasma Metabolomics Reveal Alterations of Sphingo- and Glycerophospholipid Levels in Non-Diabetic Carriers of the Transcription Factor 7-Like 2 Polymorphism rs7903146
6 Gene-Centric Characteristics of Genome-Wide Association Studies
7 The Effect of PCSK1 Variants on Waist, Waist-Hip Ratio and Glucose Metabolism Is Modified by Sex and Glucose Tolerance Status
8 TCF7L2 Polymorphism, Weight Loss and Proinsulin∶Insulin Ratio in the Diabetes Prevention Program
9 Association of rs7903146 (IVS3C/T) and rs290487 (IVS3C/T) Polymorphisms in TCF7L2 with Type 2 Diabetes in 9,619 Han Chinese Population
10 Association between TCF7L2 Gene Polymorphism and Cancer Risk: A Meta-Analysis
publication_date number_of_readers
1 2011-08-25T00:00:00Z 1427
2 2012-09-07T00:00:00Z 509
3 2012-05-10T00:00:00Z 697
4 2011-07-26T00:00:00Z 1421
5 2013-10-24T00:00:00Z none
6 2007-12-05T00:00:00Z none
7 2011-09-14T00:00:00Z 296
8 2011-07-26T00:00:00Z 1421
9 2013-03-25T00:00:00Z none
10 2013-08-09T00:00:00Z none
url
1 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0024052
2 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0044483
3 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0036501
4 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0021518
5 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0078430
6 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0001262
7 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0023907
8 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0021518
9 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0059053
10 http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0071730
doi
1 10.1371/journal.pone.0024052
2 10.1371/journal.pone.0044483
3 10.1371/journal.pone.0036501
4 10.1371/journal.pone.0021518
5 10.1371/journal.pone.0078430
6 10.1371/journal.pone.0001262
7 10.1371/journal.pone.0023907
8 10.1371/journal.pone.0021518
9 10.1371/journal.pone.0059053
10 10.1371/journal.pone.0071730
Just from SNPedia
annotations(snp = "rs7903146", output = "snpedia")
url
1 http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs7903146(C;C)
2 http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs7903146(C;T)
3 http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Rs7903146(T;T)
summary
1 Normal (lower) risk of Type 2 Diabetes and Gestational Diabetes.
2 1.4x increased risk for diabetes (and perhaps colon cancer).
3 2x increased risk for Type-2 diabetes
Get all annotations
annotations(snp = "rs7903146", output = "all")[1:10, ]
.id author
1 mendeley Dhanasekaran Bodhini
2 mendeley Ludmila Alves Sanches Dutra
3 mendeley Thomas Hansen
4 mendeley Laura J Rasmussen-Torvik
5 mendeley Yu Yan
6 mendeley K Pilgaard
7 mendeley André Gustavo P Sousa
8 mendeley Stéphane Cauchi
9 mendeley Panagiotis Christopoulos
10 mendeley Martha L Slattery
title
1 The rs12255372(G/T) and rs7903146(C/T) polymorphisms of the TCF7L2 gene are associated with type 2 diabetes mellitus in Asian Indians.
2 Allele-specific PCR assay to genotype SNP rs7903146 in TCF7L2 gene for rapid screening of diabetes susceptibility.
3 At-Risk Variant in TCF7L2 for Type II Diabetes Increases Risk of Schizophrenia.
4 Preliminary report: No association between TCF7L2 rs7903146 and euglycemic-clamp-derived insulin sensitivity in a mixed-age cohort.
5 The transcription factor 7-like 2 (TCF7L2) polymorphism may be associated with focal arteriolar narrowing in Caucasians with hypertension or without diabetes: the ARIC Study
6 The T allele of rs7903146 TCF7L2 is associated with impaired insulinotropic action of incretin hormones, reduced 24 h profiles of plasma insulin and glucagon, and increased hepatic glucose production in young healthy men.
7 TCF7L2 Polymorphism rs7903146 Is Associated with Coronary Artery Disease Severity and Mortality
8 TCF7L2 rs7903146 variant does not associate with smallness for gestational age in the French population
9 Genetic variants in TCF7L2 and KCNJ11 genes in a Greek population with polycystic ovary syndrome.
10 Transcription factor 7-like 2 polymorphism and colon cancer.
publication_year number_of_readers open_access
1 2007 8 FALSE
2 2008 5 FALSE
3 2011 1 FALSE
4 2009 3 FALSE
5 2010 5 TRUE
6 2009 8 FALSE
7 2009 11 TRUE
8 2007 4 TRUE
9 2008 2 FALSE
10 2008 4 FALSE
url
1 http://www.mendeley.com/research/rs12255372-g-t-rs7903146-c-t-polymorphisms-tcf7l2-gene-associated-type-2-diabetes-mellitus-asian-ind-1/
2 http://www.mendeley.com/research/allelespecific-pcr-assay-to-genotype-snp-rs7903146-in-tcf7l2-gene-for-rapid-screening-of-diabetes-susceptibility/
3 http://www.mendeley.com/research/atrisk-variant-tcf7l2-type-ii-diabetes-increases-risk-schizophrenia/
4 http://www.mendeley.com/research/preliminary-report-association-between-tcf7l2-rs7903146-euglycemicclampderived-insulin-sensitivity-mixedage-cohort/
5 http://www.mendeley.com/research/transcription-factor-7like-2-tcf7l2-polymorphism-associated-focal-arteriolar-narrowing-caucasians-hypertension-diabetes-aric-study-7/
6 http://www.mendeley.com/research/t-allele-rs7903146-tcf7l2-associated-impaired-insulinotropic-action-incretin-hormones-reduced-24-h-profiles-plasma-insulin-glucagon-increased-hepatic-glucose-production-young-healthy-men/
7 http://www.mendeley.com/research/tcf7l2-polymorphism-rs7903146-associated-coronary-artery-disease-severity-mortality/
8 http://www.mendeley.com/research/tcf7l2-rs7903146-variant-does-not-associate-with-smallness-for-gestational-age-in-the-french-population/
9 http://www.mendeley.com/research/genetic-variants-tcf7l2-kcnj11-genes-greek-population-polycystic-ovary-syndrome/
10 http://www.mendeley.com/research/transcription-factor-7-like-2-polymorphism-colon-cancer/
doi publication_date summary first_author
1 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
2 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
3 10.1016/j.biopsych.2011.01.031 <NA> <NA> <NA>
4 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
5 10.1186/1472-6823-10-9 <NA> <NA> <NA>
6 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
7 10.1371/journal.pone.0007697 <NA> <NA> <NA>
8 10.1186/1471-2350-8-37 <NA> <NA> <NA>
9 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
10 none <NA> <NA> <NA>
pubmed_link journal trait pvalue pvalue_description confidence_interval
1 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
2 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
3 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
4 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
5 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
6 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
7 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
8 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
9 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
10 <NA> <NA> <NA> NA <NA> <NA>
data <- users(df = TRUE)
head(data[[1]]) # users with links to genome data
fetch_genotypes(url = data[[1]][1, "genotypes.download_url"], rows = 15)
genotypes(snp = "rs9939609", userid = 1)
$snp
$snp$name
[1] "rs9939609"
$snp$chromosome
[1] "16"
$snp$position
[1] "52378028"
$user
$user$name
[1] "Bastian Greshake"
$user$id
[1] 1
$user$genotypes
$user$genotypes[[1]]
$user$genotypes[[1]]$genotype_id
[1] 9
$user$genotypes[[1]]$local_genotype
[1] "AT"
genotypes("rs9939609", userid = "1,6,8", df = TRUE)
snp_name snp_chromosome snp_position user_name user_id
1 rs9939609 16 52378028 Bastian Greshake 1
2 rs9939609 16 52378028 Nash Parovoz 6
3 rs9939609 16 52378028 Samantha 8
genotype_id genotype
1 9 AT
2 5 AT
3 2 TT
genotypes("rs9939609", userid = "1-2", df = FALSE)
[[1]]
[[1]]$snp
[[1]]$snp$name
[1] "rs9939609"
[[1]]$snp$chromosome
[1] "16"
[[1]]$snp$position
[1] "52378028"
[[1]]$user
[[1]]$user$name
[1] "Bastian Greshake"
[[1]]$user$id
[1] 1
[[1]]$user$genotypes
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$genotype_id
[1] 9
[[1]]$user$genotypes[[1]]$local_genotype
[1] "AT"
[[2]]
[[2]]$snp
[[2]]$snp$name
[1] "rs9939609"
[[2]]$snp$chromosome
[1] "16"
[[2]]$snp$position
[1] "52378028"
[[2]]$user
[[2]]$user$name
[1] "Senficon"
[[2]]$user$id
[1] 2
[[2]]$user$genotypes
list()
phenotypes(userid = 1)$phenotypes[1:3]
$`white skin`
$`white skin`$phenotype_id
[1] 4
$`white skin`$variation
[1] "Caucasian"
$`Lactose intolerance`
$`Lactose intolerance`$phenotype_id
[1] 2
$`Lactose intolerance`$variation
[1] "lactose-tolerant"
$`Eye color`
$`Eye color`$phenotype_id
[1] 1
$`Eye color`$variation
[1] "blue-green"
phenotypes(userid = "1,6,8", df = TRUE)[[1]][1:10, ]
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 white skin 4 Caucasian
2 Lactose intolerance 2 lactose-tolerant
3 Eye color 1 blue-green
4 Hair Type 16 straight
5 Height 15 Tall ( >180cm )
6 Ability to Tan 14 Yes
7 Short-sightedness (Myopia) 21 low
8 Nicotine dependence 20 Smoker. 10 cigarettes/day
9 Beard Color 12 Blonde
10 Colour Blindness 25 False
out <- phenotypes(userid = "1-8", df = TRUE)
lapply(out, head)
$`Bastian Greshake`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 white skin 4 Caucasian
2 Lactose intolerance 2 lactose-tolerant
3 Eye color 1 blue-green
4 Hair Type 16 straight
5 Height 15 Tall ( >180cm )
6 Ability to Tan 14 Yes
$Senficon
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 no data no data no data
$`no info on user_3`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 no data no data no data
$`no info on user_4`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 no data no data no data
$`no info on user_5`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 no data no data no data
$`Nash Parovoz`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 Handedness 3 right-handed
2 Eye color 1 brown
3 white skin 4 Caucasian
4 Lactose intolerance 2 lactose-tolerant
5 Ability to find a bug in openSNP 5 extremely high
6 Number of wisdom teeth 57 4
$`no info on user_7`
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 no data no data no data
$Samantha
phenotype phenotypeID variation
1 Short-sightedness (Myopia) 21 medium
2 Handedness 3 left-handed
3 Lactose intolerance 2 lactose-intolerant
4 Eye color 1 Brown
5 Ability to Tan 14 Yes
6 Nicotine dependence 20 ex-smoker, 7 cigarettes/day
phenotypes_byid(phenotypeid = 12, return_ = "desc")
$id
[1] 12
$characteristic
[1] "Beard Color"
$description
[1] "coloration of facial hair"
phenotypes_byid(phenotypeid = 12, return_ = "knownvars")
$known_variations
[1] "Red"
[2] "Blonde"
[3] "Red-brown"
[4] "Red-blonde-brown-black(in diferent parts i have different color,for example near the lips blond-red"
[5] "No beard-female"
[6] "Brown-black"
[7] "Blonde-brown"
[8] "Black"
[9] "Dark brown with minor blondish-red"
[10] "Brown-grey"
[11] "Red-blonde-brown-black"
[12] "Blond-brown"
[13] "Brown, some red"
[14] "Brown"
[15] "Brown-gray"
[16] "Never had a beard"
[17] "I'm a woman"
[18] "Black-brown-blonde"
[19] "Was red-brown now mixed with gray,"
[20] "Red-blonde-brown"
phenotypes_byid(phenotypeid = 12, return_ = "users")[1:10, ]
user_id
1 22
2 1
3 26
4 10
5 14
6 42
7 45
8 16
9 8
10 661
variation
1 Red
2 Blonde
3 red-brown
4 Red-Blonde-Brown-Black(in diferent parts i have different color,for example near the lips blond-red
5 No beard-female
6 Brown-black
7 Red-Blonde-Brown-Black(in diferent parts i have different color,for example near the lips blond-red
8 blonde-brown
9 No beard-female
10 Brown-black
data <- users(df = FALSE)
data[1:2]
[[1]]
[[1]]$name
[1] "gigatwo"
[[1]]$id
[1] 31
[[1]]$genotypes
list()
[[2]]
[[2]]$name
[1] "Anu Acharya"
[[2]]$id
[1] 385
[[2]]$genotypes
list()
LDSearch("rs420358")
Querying SNAP...
Querying NCBI for up-to-date SNP annotation information...
Done!
$rs420358
Proxy SNP Distance RSquared DPrime GeneVariant GeneName
4 rs420358 rs420358 0 1.000 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
5 rs442418 rs420358 122 1.000 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
8 rs718223 rs420358 1168 1.000 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
6 rs453604 rs420358 2947 1.000 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
3 rs372946 rs420358 -70 0.943 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
1 rs10889290 rs420358 3987 0.800 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
2 rs10889291 rs420358 4334 0.800 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
7 rs4660403 rs420358 7021 0.800 1.000 INTERGENIC N/A
GeneDescription Major Minor MAF NObserved Chromosome_NCBI Marker_NCBI
4 N/A C A 0.167 120 1 rs420358
5 N/A C T 0.167 120 1 rs442418
8 N/A A G 0.167 120 1 rs718223
6 N/A A G 0.167 120 1 rs453604
3 N/A G C 0.175 120 1 rs372946
1 N/A G A 0.200 120 1 rs10889290
2 N/A C T 0.200 120 1 rs10889291
7 N/A A G 0.200 120 1 rs4660403
Class_NCBI Gene_NCBI Alleles_NCBI Major_NCBI Minor_NCBI MAF_NCBI
4 snp <NA> G/T G T 0.0891
5 snp <NA> A/G G A 0.0891
8 snp <NA> A/G A G 0.0891
6 snp <NA> A/G A G 0.0836
3 snp <NA> C/G G C 0.0891
1 snp <NA> A/G G A 0.1015
2 snp <NA> C/T C T 0.1015
7 snp <NA> A/G A G 0.0969
BP_NCBI
4 40806910
5 40807032
8 40808078
6 40809857
3 40806840
1 40810897
2 40811244
7 40813931
An example with both merged SNPs, non-SNV SNPs, regular SNPs, SNPs not found, microsatellite
snps <- c("rs332", "rs420358", "rs1837253", "rs1209415715", "rs111068718")
NCBI_snp_query(snps)
Query Chromosome Marker Class Gene Alleles Major
1 rs332 7 rs121909001 in-del CFTR -/TTT <NA>
2 rs420358 1 rs420358 snp <NA> G/T G
3 rs1837253 5 rs1837253 snp <NA> C/T C
4 rs111068718 <NA> rs111068718 microsatellite <NA> (GT)21/24 <NA>
Minor MAF BP
1 <NA> NA 117199646
2 T 0.0891 40806910
3 T 0.3627 110401871
4 <NA> NA NA


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Removes the specified tag from the specified clips.
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U.S. Marshals 3/25/98
"I didn't kill my wife!" Dr. Richard Kimble shouts to his pursuer Marshal Sam Gerard, who responds "I don't care!", right before Richard jumps from a pipe into a river hundreds of feet below. This is a classic scene from a great movie, 1993's The Fugitive. Now five years later the sequel to that blockbuster movie comes to theaters, does it measure up to its predecessor? In short: NO.
The plot follows the original all too well. Here we have a innocent man, Mark Sheridan(Wesley Snipes), who escapes from prison in a plane crash, luckily left unguarded by the fearless Sam Gerard(Tommy Lee Jones). Since Sam has a lot of experience in man hunts, he is put in charge of the chase, with one small addition to his team, Special Agent John Royce(Robert Downey Jr.). Along the way Sam discovers Mark's innocence and attempts to unravel a government conspiracy.
The movie's plot is almost laughable, a ex-government agent framed for two murders? Yea that's realism for you. Robery Downey Jr. and Wesley Snipes' performances were conventional and uninteresting. If the movie had attempted to do something different, like a character study on Sam Gerard it would have been a lot better. The Fugitive had a nice buffer between the crime and the escape, we got to know Richard Kimble before he was being pursued, we didn't know Mark when he escaped so the audience had no feeling for him. Don't bother seeing this film, just re-watch the original, more entertaining film.
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A Plea From 33 Writers: Words Matter. Stop Using ‘Quid Pro Quo.’
To the Editor:
A plea from 33 writers: Please use language that will clarify the issues at hand.
Please stop using the Latin phrase “quid pro quo” regarding the impeachment inquiry. Most people don’t understand what it means, and in any case it doesn’t refer only to a crime. Asking for a favor is not a criminal act; we frequently demand things from foreign countries before giving them aid, like asking them to improve their human rights record.
That is not a crime; the crime is President Trump’s demand for something that will benefit him personally. But using this neutral phrase — which means simply “this for that” — as synonymous with criminality is confusing to the public. It makes the case more complicated, more open to question and more difficult to plead.
Please use words that refer only to criminal behavior here. Use “bribery” or “extortion” to describe Mr. Trump’s demand to President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, making it very clear that this is a crime. The more we hear words that carry moral imputations, the more we understand the criminal nature of the act.
Please also stop using the phrase “dig up dirt.” This slang has unsavory connotations. Instead, please use the more formal, direct and powerful phrase “create false evidence,” or “find incriminating evidence” or the simpler “tell lies about.”
Words make a difference.
These are parlous times, and we look to public voices for dignity, intelligence and gravitas. Please use precise and forceful language that reveals the struggle in which we now find ourselves. It’s a matter of survival.
Roxana Robinson
New York
The writer is former president of the Authors Guild. The letter was signed by 32 other writers:
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Martha Cooley
Angela Davis-Gardner
Alex Enders
Pamela Erens
Barbara Fischkin
Lynn Goldberg
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Flexbox is a css display property that has been gaining a lot of attention as Responsive Web Design becoming a popular practice among web designers. You can see examples of Flexbox on sites such as InVision.com
Parent elements can be declared as Flex by assigning display: flex
, or inline-flex
In this example, we are putting justify-content: center
to center align all of the child elements. Think of it as the equivilent of adding margin: auto
text-align: center
To learn more about Flex Box visit CSS Tricks
.container-1 { display: flex; justify-content: center } .grid-1 { background: tomato; padding: 5px; width: 200px; height: 150px; line-height: 150px; color: white; font-weight: bold; font-size: 3em; text-align: center; }
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