| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| hashtag | #KKSSingleCell |
| start_day | 2019-01-13 |
| end_day | 2019-01-17 |
| timezone | America/Denver |
| theme | theme_light |
| accent | #0d204a |
| accent2 | #868FA4 |
| kcore | 2 |
| topics_k | 6 |
| bigram_filter | 3 |
| fixed | TRUE |
| seed | 1 |
An analysis of tweets from the #KKSSingleCell hashtag for the Keystone Symposia Single Cell Biology conference, 13-17 January 2019 at the Beaver Run Resort, Breckenridge, Colorado USA.
A total of 647 tweets from 300 users were collected using the rtweet
R package.
Filtered for dates 2019-01-13 - 2019-01-17 in the America/Denver timezone.
The “replies network”, composed from users who reply directly to one another, coloured by PageRank.
The “mentions network”, where users mention other users in their tweets. Filtered for a k-core of 2. Node colour and size adjusted according to PageRank score.
| screen_name | text | retweet_count |
|---|---|---|
| satijalab | Takeaways from amazing #KSsinglecell: 1. Spatial technologies are mature, and are tremendously exciting 2. Integrating scRNA-seq data with cell morphology, location, and functional readouts is key for interpretation 3. Single cell genomics is transforming developmental biology | 126 |
| GCLinderman | Starting off the Single Cell Computational Biology session of the #KSSingleCell conference with a talk by @fabian_theis, “Modeling Differentiation and Stimulation Response in Single-Cell Genomics.” The five methods below were presented. | 21 |
| lkmklsmn | @BartDeplancke stuns the audience by introducing Live-Seq: Profiling single cell RNA WITHOUT(!!!) killing the cell. #KSsinglecell | 18 |
| tomkXY | How do we know if difference between samples are batch effects of biological differences? Have to agree with @satijalab: biological replicates are more important than numbers of cells. #KSsinglecell | 12 |
| BartDeplancke | Lots of great talks first day of #KSsinglecell (massive data sets, exciting new analyses), but Allon Klein’s BioRxiv paper (https://t.co/t6xkBEJ5XH) on fate prediction seems like a must read and very much liked the elegant lineage tracing work by @morris_lab using CellTag (1/2) | 11 |
| AlejoFraticelli | #KSsinglecell Keystone Single Cell Biology 2019 was a blast! My recap: 1) scRNAseq increasingly combined with other single cell technologies 2) scProteomics is almost here 3) scOmics data integration 4) We have a data storage problem 5) Visualization tools need much improvement | 10 |
| franschrandez |
Excited to be going to @KeystoneSymp and presenting Clustergrammer2 Jupyter widget at poster #1058 @SinaiImmunol @10xgenomics @ProjectJupyter @mybinderteam #KSsinglecell #scRNAseq #regl #webgl #python view notebook: https://t.co/X4XvJdFMRv run notebook: https://t.co/oB2Kfynwqe https://t.co/NQ7hiCvlUp |
9 |
| rcannood | The presentation by @Zouters and me is available at https://t.co/YHT4lFf4Nn #KSsinglecell An older version of the benchmark is available at https://t.co/T13GUw3yhm, but an updated version will be available very soon! | 9 |
| inespatop | Great talk by @fabian_theis. They are creating amazing tools for #singlecell. Some of them already used by some friends in this paper: https://t.co/8ITRWp8IPD. Go check them https://t.co/gYz4ogHxAL. #KSsinglecell | 8 |
| manimota | I’ll be presenting our study of molecular pathology in ALS tonight (poster 3004) at #KSsinglecell. In it we use Spatial Transcriptomics (now part of @10xgenomics) to profile expression in ~1300 mouse tissue sections and 80 PM sections. Stop by! https://t.co/DI7mEtLqjh | 7 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| satijalab | Takeaways from amazing #KSsinglecell: 1. Spatial technologies are mature, and are tremendously exciting 2. Integrating scRNA-seq data with cell morphology, location, and functional readouts is key for interpretation 3. Single cell genomics is transforming developmental biology | 352 |
| fabian_theis | Excited to talk at the Keystone meeting on Single Cell Biology (hosted by Bertie Göttgens and Timm Schroeder) starting now @Breckenridge. 400 people, fully booked, wow. #KSsinglecell | 50 |
| GCLinderman | Starting off the Single Cell Computational Biology session of the #KSSingleCell conference with a talk by @fabian_theis, “Modeling Differentiation and Stimulation Response in Single-Cell Genomics.” The five methods below were presented. | 49 |
| franschrandez |
Excited to be going to @KeystoneSymp and presenting Clustergrammer2 Jupyter widget at poster #1058 @SinaiImmunol @10xgenomics @ProjectJupyter @mybinderteam #KSsinglecell #scRNAseq #regl #webgl #python view notebook: https://t.co/X4XvJdFMRv run notebook: https://t.co/oB2Kfynwqe https://t.co/NQ7hiCvlUp |
46 |
| tomkXY | How do we know if difference between samples are batch effects of biological differences? Have to agree with @satijalab: biological replicates are more important than numbers of cells. #KSsinglecell | 41 |
| lkmklsmn | @BartDeplancke stuns the audience by introducing Live-Seq: Profiling single cell RNA WITHOUT(!!!) killing the cell. #KSsinglecell | 40 |
| BartDeplancke | Lots of great talks first day of #KSsinglecell (massive data sets, exciting new analyses), but Allon Klein’s BioRxiv paper (https://t.co/t6xkBEJ5XH) on fate prediction seems like a must read and very much liked the elegant lineage tracing work by @morris_lab using CellTag (1/2) | 39 |
| AlejoFraticelli | #KSsinglecell Keystone Single Cell Biology 2019 was a blast! My recap: 1) scRNAseq increasingly combined with other single cell technologies 2) scProteomics is almost here 3) scOmics data integration 4) We have a data storage problem 5) Visualization tools need much improvement | 36 |
| sunnyz_wu | RAGE-SEQ at #KSsinglecell ! @ManuSinghNZ from @GarvanInstitute describing a powerful scRNA-Seq + targeted long read seq approach with many applications in tumour immunology. https://t.co/yADHoTGeSP | 35 |
| fabian_theis | Mind-blowing talk by @priscaliberali at #KSsinglecell measuring >500k intestinal organoids and quantifying heterogeneity during their development - amongst others using pseudotemporal ordering, originally developed for single-cell data. | 34 |
| screen_name | text | quote_count |
|---|---|---|
| tomkXY | Great work on benchmarking #singlecell trajectory methods. Discussed by @Zouters and @rcannood at #KSsinglecell. Great to see a collaborative effort including New Zealand researchers @ppgardne. https://t.co/PWjgstru7n | 3 |
| sciencyjessie | Great and usefull tool to explore methods to infer trajecories from for example scRNA-seq data. Great presentation by @Zouters and @rcannood at #KSsinglecell ! https://t.co/0U83og208i | 3 |
| GCLinderman | There are >75 (!!!) methods for trajectory inference in scRNA-seq data. Great talk by @rcannood at #KSsinglecell on their excellent work comparing methods. Benchmarking existing methods can be tedious, but it is utterly crucial for practitioners who have no idea what to use. https://t.co/p4BgDi34oH | 3 |
| tomkXY | Interesting and fast solution for batch effect correction: Harmony. @ilyakorsunsky and @soumya_boston at #KSsinglecell. Compatible with Seurat #singlecell analysis workflows. https://t.co/oqiz26pa6f | 2 |
| GCLinderman | Highly scalable method for correction of batch effect, based on soft clustering. 500,000 cells in about an hour. Great talk at #KSSingleCell by @ilyakorsunsky! There’s been a great emphasis methods addressing the problem of dataset integration at this conference. https://t.co/AaOXcTfww9 | 2 |
| tomkXY | Great to hear about latest developments from @ReikLab at #KSsinglecell. Using the #epigenetic landscape applied at the #singlecell level has great potential towards a deeper understanding of developmental biology. https://t.co/b4heZEWpnX | 2 |
| VictorGenet | Amazing method and results from the @ReikLab presented today at the #KSsinglecell scNMTseq = RNAseq + DNAmethylome + Chromatin accessibility 😲 I’d love to try that with neuron differentiation !!! https://t.co/0ZGiOxC1LC | 2 |
| tomkXY | A conservative approach to imputing drop outs in #singlecell data: Adaptively-thresholded Low-Rank Approximation (ALRA). #KSsinglecell https://t.co/vztobWqxKB | 1 |
| tomkXY | Really interested to try scvelo for stochastic RNA velocity as discussed by @fabian_theis at #KSsinglecell. Looks very powerful for lineage analysis in #scRNAseq. Could account for some unexpected results we’ve had using velocyto in our data. https://t.co/3pLCjkZRvO | 1 |
| tomkXY | Cool stuff from @ManuSinghNZ at #KSsinglecell. #RAGESeq: antigen receptor profiles by targeted full-length #scRNASeq with @nanopore sequencing. Highly accurate and cost-effective profiling of BCR and TCR sequences. https://t.co/7RNPOc4bN3 | 1 |
| screen_name | text | favorite_count |
|---|---|---|
| franschrandez |
Excited to be going to @KeystoneSymp and presenting Clustergrammer2 Jupyter widget at poster #1058 @SinaiImmunol @10xgenomics @ProjectJupyter @mybinderteam #KSsinglecell #scRNAseq #regl #webgl #python view notebook: https://t.co/X4XvJdFMRv run notebook: https://t.co/oB2Kfynwqe https://t.co/NQ7hiCvlUp |
46 |
| sunnyz_wu | RAGE-SEQ at #KSsinglecell ! @ManuSinghNZ from @GarvanInstitute describing a powerful scRNA-Seq + targeted long read seq approach with many applications in tumour immunology. https://t.co/yADHoTGeSP | 35 |
| RongxinFang | Finished my first keystone presentation #KSSingleCell present SnapATAC for the first time. Now it’s time for skiing! #singlecell #atacseq https://t.co/wXqsmYnz9d | 26 |
| VincentCroset | Warming up (or cooling down?) for #KSsinglecell with @ScottishWaddell #FFP and Charlie Treiber. Looking forward to a nice conference in sunny #Breckenridge #Colorado https://t.co/UfVXIifbGQ | 22 |
| 10xgenomics | We’re enjoying the Keystone Single Cell conference this week. Stop by our table or visit our Poster #3011, High Throughput Immune Profiling Using Integrated Single Cell Multi-omics Analyses. #KSsinglecell https://t.co/VRNiCvznyb | 17 |
| MaehrLab | Looking forward to a great conference on Single Cell Biology. Scientific talks will start tomorrow. For now: View from my room #KSsinglecell @KeystoneSymp 👍 https://t.co/LfbnBFsFIL | 17 |
| ebfabyanic | Really happy to be here at #KSSingleCell 2019 in Breckenridge! I’m going to be giving a poster tonight (poster number 1054), and on Thursday, I’ll be giving a short talk during the “Novel Single Cell Technologies” workshop. Please stop by! I appreciate any and all feedback! 🧬 https://t.co/QXh4Zd31gd | 17 |
| sunnyz_wu | Poppin my @KeystoneSymp cherry this week at #KSsinglecell ! Abstracts this year look amazing. Come check out poster 4047 on thurs to see our groups work on breast cancer heterogeneity ! (In between the slopes) https://t.co/8uEgIyjTVB | 13 |
| money_gupta | Country count for single cell 2019, some interesting stats!! @KeystoneSymp #KSsinglecell https://t.co/7Lj8gaNgAb | 12 |
| AlejoFraticelli | Best breckenridge 2 am food ever. #KSsinglecell https://t.co/JZ3YMFU88T | 11 |
The top 100 words used 3 or more times.
Words that were tweeted next to each other at least 3 times.
Top 10 words associated with 6 topics identified by LDA.
Most representative tweets for each topic
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| satijalab | Takeaways from amazing #KSsinglecell: 1. Spatial technologies are mature, and are tremendously exciting 2. Integrating scRNA-seq data with cell morphology, location, and functional readouts is key for interpretation 3. Single cell genomics is transforming developmental biology | 0.9956153 |
| lkmklsmn | Whats the diff between cell type and state? Hongkui Zeng from @AllenInstitute studies (dis-)continuous variation in scRNAseq. Adding modalities (morphology) improves ability to make the distinction. Common theme at #KSsinglecell: Go beyond transcriptome to understand a cell! | 0.9954336 |
| bioigor | RAGE-seq: targeted long-read sequencing with short-read based transcriptome profiling to characterize full-length T cell (TCR) and B cell (BCR) receptor sequences and transcriptional profiles #KSSingleCell https://t.co/5k0SQHCWlI | 0.9950209 |
| fabian_theis | Great talk at #KSsinglecell by Thomas Höfer @DKFZ, showing how to integrate barcodes into models of population dynamics. Super-interesting to combine with molecular readouts from scRNAseq, since many effects are seen as shifts of cell numbers per cell type cluster. | 0.9947853 |
| GCLinderman | Highly scalable method for correction of batch effect, based on soft clustering. 500,000 cells in about an hour. Great talk at #KSSingleCell by @ilyakorsunsky! There’s been a great emphasis methods addressing the problem of dataset integration at this conference. https://t.co/AaOXcTfww9 | 0.9947853 |
| tomkXY | Cool stuff from @ManuSinghNZ at #KSsinglecell. #RAGESeq: antigen receptor profiles by targeted full-length #scRNASeq with @nanopore sequencing. Highly accurate and cost-effective profiling of BCR and TCR sequences. https://t.co/7RNPOc4bN3 | 0.9947853 |
| tomkXY | Lots of progress in #singlecell #epigenomics at #KSsinglecell. Bisulfate treatment and ACE-Seq enables accurate 5hmC sequencing. @ebfabyanic and colleagues at Penn State are optimising for single cell analysis. #epigenetics https://t.co/p99K96wdxY | 0.9947853 |
| lkmklsmn | Amazing talks, great scientific intx. Personal takeaway: Computation & tech, really drive the field. Go beyond single modality/omic & come up w creative perturbations. And the view wasnt so bad either. #KSsinglecell https://t.co/3lowmmWVYi | 0.9945263 |
| franschrandez |
Excited to be going to @KeystoneSymp and presenting Clustergrammer2 Jupyter widget at poster #1058 @SinaiImmunol @10xgenomics @ProjectJupyter @mybinderteam #KSsinglecell #scRNAseq #regl #webgl #python view notebook: https://t.co/X4XvJdFMRv run notebook: https://t.co/oB2Kfynwqe https://t.co/NQ7hiCvlUp |
0.9942402 |
| bibaswanghoshal | Finally super excited to hear from @satijalab on the recent advancements in comprehensive single cell analysis from multiple platforms! Seurat has been and will be a key part in my #singlecell journey! #KSsinglecell #BioInformatics | 0.9939225 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| BartDeplancke | Third #KSsinglecell recap: @seeliglab democratizes Split-seq with kit production, @LucaRappez >100 metabolite detection across 4k single cells, astonishing imaging by @AllenInstitute with great GFP-tagged iPSC line resource, joint scRNAseq & TF binding assay (Rob Mitra lab) | 0.9964603 |
| BartDeplancke | Final #KSsinglecell day recap: beautiful work by the Wold & Reik labs on enhancer dynamics during limb development & gastrulation respectively, lipid-tagged indices by @cmcginnisUCSF for single cell multiplexing looks powerful, new probablistic cell tracker by Spencer lab 1/2 | 0.9956153 |
| tomkXY | Great to see @MasahiroUeda13 @SingleMolBio our colleague from @BDR_RIKEN from Osaka, Japan present on live-cell imaging at #KSsinglecell. Non-invasive techniques for #singlecell analysis are essential to understand cell biology. 頑張って上田先生。お疲れ様です。 | 0.9956153 |
| GCLinderman | Great talk/poster at #KSsinglecell. They use “matrix-free spectral clustering” which avoids forming the Laplacian: the left singular vectors of a row-normalized matrix correspond to the eigenvectors of the Laplacian defined using cosine similarity between all points. https://t.co/hP5K7KMYQh | 0.9952362 |
| BartDeplancke | 2/2 Other #KSsinglecell highlights (subjective): STARsolo (10X faster mapper than Cell Ranger), Nichenet to model intercellular communication (https://t.co/1rgRRXEnCM) and Dynbenchmark @woutersaelens - comparing dozens of sc trajectory inference methods https://t.co/PdVQSGfVyw | 0.9952362 |
| GCLinderman | There are >75 (!!!) methods for trajectory inference in scRNA-seq data. Great talk by @rcannood at #KSsinglecell on their excellent work comparing methods. Benchmarking existing methods can be tedious, but it is utterly crucial for practitioners who have no idea what to use. https://t.co/p4BgDi34oH | 0.9947853 |
| lkmklsmn | @dana_peer: “Cell fates can be modeled using markov chains to describe probabilities of cells ending up in terminal states.” Nice way to identify key regulators: Just associate gene expression with these probabilities. Prob better than using pseudotime(?) #KSsinglecell | 0.9947853 |
| lkmklsmn | Comp Bio Open panel discussion: What are the major upcoming challenges? @dana_peer: More mechanistic modeling by integrating additional data (ie. space, time) & understanding of technical and biological noise/signal #KSsinglecell | 0.9947853 |
| bibaswanghoshal | The view from the window! Excited for the Keystone Conference starting tomorrow here @beaverrunresort! #KSsinglecell #conference #snow #rockies #travelgram #traveldiaries2019 #breckenridge #mountains #snowymountains #viewfrommywindow https://t.co/HiMmhMEKWX https://t.co/RyhQ0hN5L1 | 0.9945263 |
| lkmklsmn | @satijalab: Data integration across modalities (scRNAseq, scATACseq, imaging) identifies subtle cellular phenotypes not observed using a single modality. Potentially necessary to capture true full biology of single cells? #KSsinglecell | 0.9945263 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| tomkXY |
Tracking proteolysis in live single cells using a fluorescent timer from @davidsuter_epfl at #KSsinglecell. Degradation of proteins pauses in mitosis. Half-lives of proteins co-vary within cells. Protein degradation and synthesis rates correlate in cells. https://t.co/REPbd4zo5v |
0.9956153 |
| shr9st9 | Going to @KeystoneSymp next week for #KSsinglecell conference. Excited to learn new developments on #scRNAseq. I’m at poster 4001, poster session 4, January 17. Stop by to learn single cell biology of human pancreatic islets. #singlecell #Brekenridge #Colorado | 0.9950209 |
| fabian_theis | Rick Horwitz now talking at #KSsinglecell on large team-based effort of the @AllenInstitute for Cell Science. Last year they went through a “computational tool building phase - next year comes the fun”. Hey, we comp people have fun, too. You should hear our jokes. | 0.9947853 |
| tomkXY | Great first day at #KSsinglecell. Proud to be here to represent Japan and @riken_en. Looking forward to great Science tomorrow. Enjoying my first @KeystoneSymp meeting so far. Stunning clear skies in Colorado. Hope to meet more talented scientists and learn new tricks this week. | 0.9947853 |
| 10xgenomics | We’re enjoying the Keystone Single Cell conference this week. Stop by our table or visit our Poster #3011, High Throughput Immune Profiling Using Integrated Single Cell Multi-omics Analyses. #KSsinglecell https://t.co/VRNiCvznyb | 0.9947853 |
| BartDeplancke | Lots of great talks first day of #KSsinglecell (massive data sets, exciting new analyses), but Allon Klein’s BioRxiv paper (https://t.co/t6xkBEJ5XH) on fate prediction seems like a must read and very much liked the elegant lineage tracing work by @morris_lab using CellTag (1/2) | 0.9947853 |
| sciencyjessie | Excited to hear great science and talk science at #KSsinglecell meeting in Breckenridge Colorado. Want to know more about immuno-detection by sequencing for intracellular phosphoprotein measurements and how to couple Abs to DNA tags, come and see me at poster 4027 | 0.9945263 |
| stchlk | Airline lost my poster in Denver. Took evasive action. Excited to be attending #KSsinglecell with poster copy number two. Ready to learn about exciting developments in single cell biology esp. bioinformatics | 0.9945263 |
| arnavm1 | During one of the talks at #KSsinglecell, someone (can’t remember who-sorry! 😳) mentioned RFP toxicity. Reminded me of this paper (https://t.co/HtnCunOupO) by David Piston’s lab evaluating toxicity of basically every known FP. Spoiler alert: GFP wins. | 0.9945263 |
| MolSystBiol | .@MaehrLab CRISPRi-perturbation screen with scRNA-seq readout for analysing loss-of-function phenotypes of candidate regulators. New insights into regulation of human endoderm development #KSSinglecell #singlecell #CRISPR | 0.9945263 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| JCoolScience | Day 2 of #KSsinglecell off to a fast start. @lucaspelkmans kicked it off with a tour de force overview of 4i technology across biological scales. Ellen Rothenberg followed up with a beautiful dissection of T-cell differentiation mechanisms using single cell methods. | 0.9954336 |
| lkmklsmn | @BartDeplancke and his Techno team improve efficiency of droplet based scRNAseq using DisCo (deterministic co-encapsulation): Avoid incomplete droplets to increase cell capture efficiency and optimize bead recovery. https://t.co/jawQ2GbUlH Quite promising! #KSsinglecell | 0.9952362 |
| GCLinderman | Stephen Quake at #KSSingleCell discusses an application of scRNA-seq for drug development: Cell atlases like Tabula Muris provide a resource to identify which tissues or cell types a potential drug target is expressed in. | 0.9952362 |
| MolSystBiol | .@dana_peer Continuous view of #CellFate: modelling differentiation using Markov chains, defining for each cell the probability of reaching each terminal state. Application to mouse endoderm #SingleCell transcriptomes reveals unappreciated lineage relationships #KSSinglecell | 0.9952362 |
| manimota | Great talk on SPLIT-seq this morning at #KSsinglecell by @seeliglab. The power of this technique to democratize scRNAseq and improve experimental design via cost reduction is huge, but method has other technical perks too. We used their mouse data in our ALS study. Thanks! | 0.9952362 |
| MolSystBiol | Beautiful talk by @ReikLab: #singlecell triple-omics (chromatin accessibility, DNA methylation, RNA expression) &analyses with MultiOmics Factor Analysis (https://t.co/3Qc7QCeqGF) show that during gastrulation lineages are defined by a hierarchical epigenetic model #KSSinglecell | 0.9952362 |
| bibaswanghoshal | The concept of gene regulation and causal inference is exciting! Soft interventions or knockdowns provide similar information on causal inference as the hard interventions or knockouts gives a different perspective to look at gene regulatory networks! #KSsinglecell | 0.9950209 |
| tomkXY | Understanding spatial organisation of the genome is critical to decipher mechanisms and gene regulatory networks. Huge potential to apply mathematical models at the #singlecell resolution. Great talk from Caroline Uhler (MIT) #KSsinglecell | 0.9950209 |
| BartDeplancke | With some delay: day 2 #KSsinglecell standouts (subjective!): the theme of cyclic immunofluorescence (4i (Gut et al., Science 2018; @lucaspelkmans ) with great application on intestinal organoids / superb imaging @priscaliberali & Immuno-SABER https://t.co/1JdoIAtC2A | 0.9947853 |
| lkmklsmn | Fascinating work from Barbara Treutlein from @ETH_en. scRNAseq profiles of developing and regenerating axolotl limbs show striking similarity. Multipotent blastema cells drive regeneration. Great system & study design! #KSsinglecell | 0.9947853 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| lkmklsmn | Caroline Uhler shows off nice trick to ‘translate’ scRNAseq methodology (optimal transport (OT)) into imaging: Apply OT algorithm in latent space derived from variational autoencoder to overcome coordinate system inconsistency in imaging data #KSsinglecell | 0.9957830 |
| MolSystBiol | Amazing talk by @lucaspelkmans on crossing spatial scales using 4i (Iterative Indirect Immunofluorescence Imaging)! Subcellular spatial protein distribution in single cells provides another level of info on cellular states #KSSinglecell @SystemsXch @UZH_en | 0.9952362 |
| lkmklsmn | Fascinating talk by Lucas Pelkmans about multiplexed protein maps, a way to image cells with subcellular resolution using common but unique multiplexed pixel profiles, https://t.co/ArfHjf1avy. I wonder how much more info this “dimension” will give to scRNAseq data #KSsinglecell | 0.9950209 |
| MolSystBiol | Great keynote by Scott Fraser on new approaches for multimodal-multiplex-multidimensional #imaging. Improving image/noise ratio, solving the “speed problem” & adding dimensions to imaging (time, gene, color, z) #KSSinglecell #microscopy | 0.9950209 |
| manimota | Very cool method (SpaceM) just presented by @luca_rappez at #KSsinglecell. By combining MALDI-IMS with imaging in a clever way, they are able to relate spatially resolves metabolite levels back to single cells and gain functional insight. Ideas percolating on how we could use it! | 0.9947853 |
| ebfabyanic | Really happy to be here at #KSSingleCell 2019 in Breckenridge! I’m going to be giving a poster tonight (poster number 1054), and on Thursday, I’ll be giving a short talk during the “Novel Single Cell Technologies” workshop. Please stop by! I appreciate any and all feedback! 🧬 https://t.co/QXh4Zd31gd | 0.9945263 |
| MolSystBiol | L Rappez from @alexandrovteam @thalexandrov @embl SpaceM: method for in situ spatial single-cell #metabolomics, linking #singlecell metabolomes (MALDI analysis) with spatial and morphological features (microscopy &histology) #KSSinglecell | 0.9945263 |
| manimota | I’ll be presenting our study of molecular pathology in ALS tonight (poster 3004) at #KSsinglecell. In it we use Spatial Transcriptomics (now part of @10xgenomics) to profile expression in ~1300 mouse tissue sections and 80 PM sections. Stop by! https://t.co/DI7mEtLqjh | 0.9945263 |
| tomkXY | FLOW-MAP: a graph-based algorithm for #singlecell time course experiments with CyTOF or #scRNASeq. A graphical interface supports interaction with the data. Corey Williams (University of Virginia) #KSsinglecell | 0.9945263 |
| tomkXY | Quick plug for my poster tonight at #KSsinglecell. I think I might be the only one working on plants here. Still up for a chat about handling complex #scRNASeq data, comp methods, multi-omics, stem cells, other projects that we’re working on at @riken_en, and anything in between! https://t.co/2mRB1oxGQX | 0.9945263 |
| screen_name | text | gamma |
|---|---|---|
| AlejoFraticelli | #KSsinglecell Keystone Single Cell Biology 2019 was a blast! My recap: 1) scRNAseq increasingly combined with other single cell technologies 2) scProteomics is almost here 3) scOmics data integration 4) We have a data storage problem 5) Visualization tools need much improvement | 0.9950209 |
| FanZhang_Jessie | I will give a talk on “Integrating Bulk and Single-Cell Transcriptomics with Mass Cytometry Data to Define Inflammatory Cell States in Rheumatoid Arthritis” on session of “Extracting Information from High-dimensional Measurements” #KSsinglecell @KeystoneSymp. Ask me questions! | 0.9947853 |
| Schwartastic | Amazing talks and posters at #KSsinglecell! Excited to present TooManyCells poster today, #3057. TooManyCells is a program with a suite of tools including a new kind of visualization for cell clades! Check out the website at https://t.co/d3Zw8yXFpX and our bioRxiv paper! | 0.9945263 |
| AlejoFraticelli | Heading to Breckenridge, CO, for a wonderful Keystone symposium on Single Cell Biology. Excited to show our work on hematopoiesis at the single cell level!!!!!! #KSSingleCell #singlecell #HSCI #stemcell #hematology @KeystoneSymp | 0.9939225 |
| GCLinderman | Starting off the Single Cell Computational Biology session of the #KSSingleCell conference with a talk by @fabian_theis, “Modeling Differentiation and Stimulation Response in Single-Cell Genomics.” The five methods below were presented. | 0.9935678 |
| lkmklsmn | Packed, computational heavy first day of #KSsinglecell coming to an end. Great talks and posters all around, really enjoyed it. My personal, single sentence summary: Your scRNAseq method is as good as your control/benchmark. | 0.9935678 |
| bibaswanghoshal | Computational biology session right at the start of the conference! More and more conferences should follow suit! This is the driving force of Single Cell Biology #BioInformatics #scRNAseq #KSsinglecell | 0.9931691 |
| cmcginnisUCSF | Awesome work on imputation in various forms and flavors from @satijalab and @fabian_theis – makes me wonder about the context-dependence. Is perturbation imputation accurate for PBMCs from different individuals? For NSG vs WT mice? #KSsinglecell | 0.9931691 |
| tomkXY | I would also add: users should pay attention to which assumptions have been made when designing each method. These differ considerably and should inform choice of methods as much as performance and results. Use the most appropriate method for your question. #KSsinglecell | 0.9931691 |
| tomkXY | Decontx: a Bayesian method for correcting for background noise (floating RNA) in #singlecell data. Available as an R package. Shiyi Yang (Boston University) at #KSsinglecell | 0.9931691 |
Links to GitHub, GitLab, BitBucket, Bioconductor or CRAN mentioned in Tweets.
| Name | Tweets | Retweets | Type | Link |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| celda | 1 | 0 | GitHub | campbio/celda |
| nichenetr | 1 | 0 | GitHub | browaeysrobin/nichenetr |
| scRNA-tools | 1 | 0 | GitHub | oshlack/scrna-tools |
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Open communication between parents, students, and school is extremely important. And with that sentence, I have won first prize in the Tell Us Something We Don’t Know! contest; thank you so much for all your support!
But I do care a great deal about keeping parents abreast of what’s going on in school, because
- Parents probably want to know what their children are up to. Are they happy? Are they working hard? Are they learning? That’s the whole point of being alive! Parents want to know that their children are all right!
- If parents don’t want to know that, then that’s probably something I should be aware of too! Communication gives me a window into my students’ home lives.
- Having established a good relationship by communicating all the awesome stuff a student has been doing will make it easier for parents to hear from me when their student is missing several assignments or has behaved inappropriately.
We are really all of us — parents, students, and teachers — in a partnership, and uneven communication in a partnership doesn’t lead to healthy dynamics.
So here are some ways I could keep channels of communication open with both parents and students:
- Introductory postcards/emails—one to each student, one to their parents/guardians. It will read something like this:
Hello! I’m Ms. Stevens, and I’ll be teaching (you/your child) physics/earth science/what-have-you this year. I’m very excited to get to know (you/you and your child) and I look forward to a great year! If you ever need to get in contact with me, here’s how to do so ….
- Bi-weekly informal report cards for students, mostly to let them know if they’re missing assignments. Depending on the student’s age and situation, it may be necessary to loop parents in as well: middle schoolers may need some extra help at home on keeping up with assignments, but for high schoolers, it’s time to transfer some of that responsibility.
- Calls home for especially big deals — both good and bad! Averaging a D because you have so many missing assignments definitely needs a call home, but so does getting more than a 98% on a test. Maybe 95% in a physics class, because physics is hard.
I’d also like to address communication by action. I will go to all my students’ games, even though sports are boring; I will go to their plays and concerts; I’ll go to their Magic: The Gathering tournaments if they tell me about them. Showing up for kids does so much to build trust, and that’s really the core purpose of communication.


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The tile count is only a target because it may not be possible for some template factories to create a rectangular layout for a particular column + tile combination. If that happens, the factory should add extra tiles so that the template remains rectangular.
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Gucci Mane Pulls For Kodak Black’s Freedom W/ Shirtless Throwback Pic: “Free Kodak”
by Biz JonesAtlanta rapper Gucci Mane wants to see Kodak Black out of prison. The hip-hop veteran went online this week to share his support for the jailed rap entertainer.
Guwop jumped on Instagram Tuesday with a throwback shot of himself alongside Black.
A few days ago, reports surfaced about Black getting hit with more weapons charges.
Days after Kodak Black was sentenced to 46 months in federal prison, state prosecutors have slapped the rapper with additional weapons charges. The Miami-Dade State Attorney’s office on Friday formally charged the 22-year-old with two counts of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. He faces up to 30 years in prison on each count as a “habitual violent offender.” (Miami Herald)
Last week, Louisiana rapper Kevin Gates encouraged Black to make the best out of his initial bid by becoming better and wiser behind bars.
On Wednesday, a Miami federal judge sentenced the 22-year-old to 46 months in prison.
The state had asked for 46 to 57 months, while Black’s lawyers had urged for 37 to 44 months or less, court records show. Black, 22, had pleaded guilty in August to lying on a background form when he purchased handguns at a Hialeah weapons store in January, and again in March when he attempted to buy more guns. He also ran into trouble during his stint behind bars while awaiting sentencing. During the court hearing, prosecutors revealed that Black had beat up a prison guard. (Miami Herald)


THE NAVIGATOR
The Navigator is the
quarterly publication of the Monroe County Chapter of the Ohio Genealogical
Society. Issues are mailed in January, April, July, and October to all chapter
members. An annual index for the Navigator is mailed in December.
Each issue of the Navigator
has news of the chapter, family histories, cemeteries, courthouse records,
military files, research aid columns, queries, surname file, and a host of
other helpful sources for those interested in Monroe County genealogy.
The Navigator has been
published since 1988. Copies of the back issues are available for sale for
$2.00 per issue or $10.00 per membership year.
Please check for availability before ordering. Contact Shirley at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To receive your Navigator,
contact the Monroe County Chapter, OGS, Box 641, Woodsfield, OH 43793.
Topics contained in each issue of the Navigator plus a link to
the annual index, where they are available, are given in the list below.
Click here for Navigator
Highlights.
Select the year you want to see: (1988, 1989, 1990,
1991,
1992,
1993,
1994,
1995,
1996,
1997,
1998,
1999,
2000,
2001, 2002, 2003
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1988 .
(1988 Navigator Index of names)
September 1988 -- Jackson Township Focus
December 1988 -- Sunsbury Township Focus
1989 .
(1989 Navigator Index of names)
March 1989 -- Perry Township Focus
June 1989 -- Salem Township Focus
September 1989 -- Washington Township
Focus
December 1989 -- Wayne Township Focus
1990 .
(1990 Navigator Index of names)
March 1990 -- Benton Township Focus
June 1990 -- Franklin Township Focus
September 1990 -- Green Township Focus
December 1990 -- Lee Township Focus
1991 . (Click here to go to the 1991 Navigator Index of names)
March 1991 -- Summit Township Focus
June 1991 -- Adams Township Focus
September 1991 -- Seneca Township Focus
December 1991 -- Ohio Township Focus
1992 . (Click here to go to the 1992 Navigator Index of names)
March 1992 -- Switzerland Township
Focus
June 1992 -- Malaga Township Focus
September 1992 -- Bethel Township Focus
December 1992 -- Center Township Focus
1993 . (Click here to go to the 1993 Navigator Index of names)
March 1993 Archer family, Enochs
Family, 1st Catholic Church in Monroe Co.
June 1993 -- Sloan Bible Records,
naturalizations, Merrill Ridge cemetery, Oak Grove school, Josephus Cox,
Rejected Pensions
September 1993
-- Sardis
History, Patton-Nesbitt, Dunn, Martin, Knight, Abstracts
December 1993 -- Wetzel Co. WV connection
1994 . (Click
here to go to the 1994 Navigator Index of names)
Jan 1994 -- Missing post offices,
Dougherty update, Holdinghausen, McElfresh Records, Potts cemetery, Headley
records, Shaklee in Civil War, John Denbow
April 1994 -- Western PA connection
July 1994 -- Baresville letter,
Southwestern PA families, abstracts, Yoho in Civil War, Southwestern PA
marriages, Bates pension file
October 1994 -- Earliwine obituary, Conley-Hickman
update, John Scott cemetery, 1833 Tax Duplicate, Magee in Civil War
1995 . (Click here to go to the 1995 Navigator Index of names)
January 1995 -- German-Swiss heritage
April 1995 -- German-Swiss, continued
July 1995 -- 1850 Mortality schedule,
Highmans in Civil War, Samuel P. Conger, 1833 Tax Duplicate, Brownsville
Presbyterian Church
October 1995 -- 1850 Mortality schedule,
Lowthers in Civil War, Michael Stine letter and account book, 1833 tax
duplicate
1996 . (Click here to go to the 1996 Navigator Index of names)
January 1996 -- Monroe Countians married
in WV, one-room schools, Fedorchak files, 1833 Tax duplicate, McMahon Bible
Records
April 1996 -- Ohio River, Clarington,
1833 Tax duplicate, Scott
July 1996 -- Appanoose County, Iowa,
Monroe cemeteries list, James Barlow obituary, 1833 Tax
October 1996 -- Supreme Court Docket,
Robert T. Parker, John Herr Declaration, Salem School, 1833 Tax, Moose
1997 . (Click here to go to the 1997 Navigator Index of names)
January 1997 -- Stotser Family,
Revolutionary War veterans, 1833 tax
April 1997 -- Goudy church records,
Atkinson update, Revolutionary War veterans
July 1997 -- Goudy church births,
Clarington history, Sproat, Revolutionary War veterans, 1833 Tax
October 1997 -- Confederate prison
deaths, Estate of Mary Allman, Goudy records, obituaries, Christy-Sloan
cemetery, Willard, Revolutionary War veterans
1998 . (Click here to go to the 1997 Navigator Index of names)
January 1998 -- informational articles,
Goudy family, Revolutionary War veterans
April 1998 -- Land patents, McCammon
letter, Revolutionary War veterans, 7th WV Vol. Inf., Iowa
connection, Cain Ridge Cemetery
July 1998 -- Schaub, Weinke, Yockey,
Buckio, John B. Conger, St. John s of Hornick, Iowa, Revolutionary War
veterans, Ackerman Church records
October 1998 -- Maring, McCoy, Mobberly,
Seals, Kinkade, Webb C. Hayes, John Headley, Samuel Fuller, Revolutionary War
veterans, Fox Sisters
1999 . (Click here to go to the 1999 Navigator Index of names)
January 1999 -- Belford- Norman, 1861
Capt. Hollister s Co., 1864 WV 2nd Inf. Co. E, Land patents,
Revolutionary War veterans
April 1999 -- Monroe Co. wills,
William Powell, 116th OVI, Robert Hutchison, John Lotshaw, Hiram
Shafer
July 1999 -- Fox Hollow, Sims
Cemetery, Mozenas & Tschappats in 116th, Adam Myers, John J.
Goudy, Naturalizations, German City Cemetery, Iowa
October 1999 -- Land patents, Pioneer
cemetery, Samuel McConnell, Emanuel Okey, Alexander Straight
2000 . (Click here to go to the 2000 Navigator Index of names)
January 2000 -- Winland Cemetery;
Pioneer Cemetery; Barrett Cemetery; Land Patents; Daniel Hubbard; Woodman Okey;
John H. Lang; Newspaper Abstracts; Queries; Surnames
April 2000 -- Grissle School records,
Levin Oliver Okey, Civil War veterans, name tutorial, Monroe Co. marriages,
July 2000 -- Soldier burials, Knowlton
and Hickinbotham Bible records, Elizabeth Shuman Betts, Gardner Okey
October 2000 -- Soldier burials, Conger
obituary, Kiedaisch, Salem Christian church cemetery
December 2000 -- Index
2001 (Click
here to go to the 2001 Navigator Index of names)
January 2001 -- Monroe County to
Illinois; Fairhurst-Smith Bible; Soldier Burials; Malaga German Methodist
Cemetery; Birth records; Surname File
April 2001 -- Monroe to Illinois; The
Stine Family; Barlow - Clark WPA Iowa Records; Soldier Burials; John
Carmichael; Birth Records; Surname File
July 2001 -- Abolitionism in Stafford; Stine, Neffs, States in Illinois, Henry
Okey, Creighton Ridge Cemetery, Soldier burials
October 2001 Theopolis Richardson,
Monroe Countians to Iowa, 1816 Tax List, William B. Smith, Hater-Emery, 1890
veterans census
December 2001 -- Index
2002 . (Click here to go to the 2002 Navigator Index of names)
January 2002 Gates family, 1890
veterans census, land deeds, Mobley in the Civil War
April 2002 1821 Tax List, Starr in
the Civil War, land deeds, 1890 Veterans cesnus
July 2002 Mary Oblinger, 1890
veteran s census, 7th West Virginia Infantry, Center Township
trustee 1835 record
October 2002 Swazey Cemetery, court of
common pleas records, place names in Monroe County, Monroe Countians who died
in Southern prisons in the Civil War, Drake divorce decree, abstracts
December 2002 -- Index
2003 .(2003
Navigator Index of names)
January 2003 Birth index to A surnames 1867-1890, Joshua Carmichael, Samuel
Muller & Arn, Eddy Cemetery, Our German-Speaking heritage, Sarah Latta Nalley
April 2003 Pleasant County, WV
marriages, Strosnider-Dement, Morris/Latta Cemetery, Elusive Ancestors,
Finding Rachel
July 2003 Ohio Facts, Ohio s story, Witten Family, Monroe County in 1803
October 2003 -
Kinser Dickerson, Horton, Marriages 1860-1863
December 2003 Index


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Watchdog calls on Lancashire people to register to vote, as figures reveal one-in-seven in the region have not signed up ahead of General Election
by Phil CunningtonAs many as one in seven people in the region are not registered to vote, according to the latest figures.
The figures, from the Electoral Commission, show that 15 per cent of voters in north west England are not registered to vote ahead of the General Election on December 12.
The Commission is calling on the public to register to vote by Tuesday, November 16 ahead of December’s poll.
Young people and those who have recently moved house are most likely to be incorrectly registered, according to the data.
A person can register to vote in December’s general election if they are:
• aged 18 or over on polling day;
• a British citizen resident in the UK;
• an Irish or qualifying Commonwealth citizen resident in the UK.
Anyone wanting to vote must be registered by Tuesday, November 26. Registration is quick and easy and can be done online at www.gov.uk/registertovote. Anyone who won’t be able to get to their polling station on December 12 can arrange either a postal or proxy vote.
Peter Forrester, Electoral Commission Regional Manager for North West England, said: “The whole country is gearing up for this election and it is vital that those in the North West England are able to have their say, and they must be registered by Tuesday.
“It only takes five minutes to register to vote online – time that you might otherwise spend waiting for the kettle to boil or for a bus to arrive. So if you want to make sure your voice is heard and you’re not already registered, go online and register now.”
The Electoral Commission is the independent body which oversees elections and regulates political finance in the UK. It works to promote public confidence in the democratic process and ensure its integrity by:
• enabling the delivery of free and fair elections and referendums, focusing on the needs of electors and addressing the changing environment to ensure every vote remains secure and accessible;
• regulating political finance – taking proactive steps to increase transparency, ensure compliance and pursue breaches;
• using its expertise to make and advocate for changes to the UK's democracy, aiming to improve fairness, transparency and efficiency.
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filename = "caltech101_flat" if flat else "caltech101"
filepath = os.path.join(path, filename)
np.save(filepath, (X_train, Y_train, X_test, Y_test))
return (X_train, Y_train, X_test, Y_test)
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if filename is None:
filename = "caltech101_flat" if flat else "caltech101"
filepath = os.path.join(path, filename)
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np.savez_compressed(filepath+"_X_test", X_test)
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return (X_train, Y_train, X_test, Y_test)


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Decembers meeting will be an extra special one!
Schedule
- We are going to be having Matt Gammache-Asselin do a remote presentation on the Parse API & Android SDK and how you can use it to build your own cloud backed Android apps!
- John Stewart is going to be talking about his NDK backed android app FreeX3D that he recently published to the play store. It uses OpenGL and 3D meshes to let you preview your models before you export write them out with your 3D printer.
We are still accepting more presentations, and if you have any questions/subject matter you'd like covered for the Parse API let us know!
If you have any questions you would like to ask about Parse, write them as comments to this reddit post. Upvote comments you want answered. We'll get Matt to answer the top voted questions.
We are going to be starting this one at 6:30 sharp so we aren't keeping Matt waiting for too long, so try not to be late!


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| Monday | 2:00pm to 3:00pm | Creating Web Applicartions(Lecture) |
| Monday | 5:30pm to 8.30pm | Network Administration(Lab) |
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| Tuesday | 2:30pm to 4.30pm | Creating Web Applications(Lab) |
| Thursday | 9:00am to 11:00am | Computer & Logic Essentials(Lecture) |
| Thursday | 11:00am to 12:00pm | Introduction to Programming(Help Desk) |
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Li-Ning Presents 2nd AW19 Footwear Drop With Hike-Inspired Designs
The Chinese brand continues to push the envelope with their bold hybrid silhouettes.
by Ross DwyerContinuing its march into the lifestyle market, Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning has presented the second footwear drop from its AW19 collection. Consisting of three fresh takes on the 2020 Ace and one new iteration of the Furious Rider 1.5, the shoes aim to bridge the gap between city and country with bold, outdoor-themed colorways inspired by China’s national parks.
With a high-top cut and heavily layered construction, the 2020 Ace presents an eye-catching design that’s present in three makeups: “Blue” and “Slate,” both of which draw color inspiration from waterways, and a monochromatic “Tan” that’s almost YEEZY 500-esque in its stylings. The silhouette is inspired in part by the ring of fire that encircles the Buddhist deity Acalanatha, so the designers used this blazing ethos as fuel for the shoe’s accents. These include details like fire extinguisher graphics on the tongue and a layered upper that’s a conceptual nod to the shoe being engulfed in flames. All three versions of the 2020 Ace sit on top of a boot-style multi-pod outsole.
Although the Furious Rider 1.5 is limited to a single colorway in this drop, it still makes its mark with a tan base accented by bold orange and blue hits. Both the chunky-yet-powerful design and moniker draw from the Furious Horse, a piece of Chinese culture that represents superior speed and strength. Accents like vinyl inserts and mud splatter detailing add tone, texture and further meaning.
The quartet of shoes are accompanied by a fresh batch of apparel, and each pair is available now at various retailers. Check out each pair above, and head over to lining.com to see a full list of global stockists.
Elsewhere in the world of footwear, the New Balance 801 just released in a “Trail Runner” pack, consisting of two bold colorways.
Li-Ning AW19 Footwear Drop #2
Release Date
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Price
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Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
BEGIN - start a transaction blockSYNOPSIS
BEGIN [ WORK | TRANSACTION ] [ transaction_mode [, ...] ] where transaction_mode is one of: ISOLATION LEVEL { SERIALIZABLE | REPEATABLE READ | READ COMMITTED | READ UNCOMMITTED } READ WRITE | READ ONLY
DESCRIPTION
BEGIN initiates a transaction block, that is, all statements after a BEGIN command will be executed in a single transaction until an explicit COMMIT [commit(7)] or ROLLBACK [rollback(7)] is given. By default (without BEGIN), PostgreSQL executes transactions in ``autocommit'' mode, that is, each statement is executed in its own transaction and a commit is implicitly performed at the end of the statement (if execution was successful, otherwise a rollback is done).
Statements are executed more quickly in a transaction block, because transaction start/commit requires significant CPU and disk activity. Execution of multiple statements inside a transaction is also useful to ensure consistency when making several related changes: other sessions will be unable to see the intermediate states wherein not all the related updates have been done.
If the isolation level or read/write mode is specified, the new transaction has those characteristics, as if SET TRANSACTION [set_transaction(7)] was executed.
PARAMETERS
- WORK
- TRANSACTION
- Optional key words. They have no effect.
Refer to SET TRANSACTION [set_transaction(7)] for information on the meaning of the other parameters to this statement.
NOTES
START TRANSACTION [start_transaction(7)] has the same functionality as BEGIN.
Use COMMIT [commit(7)] or ROLLBACK [rollback(7)] to terminate a transaction block.
Issuing BEGIN when already inside a transaction block will provoke a warning message. The state of the transaction is not affected. To nest transactions within a transaction block, use savepoints (see SAVEPOINT [savepoint(7)]).
For reasons of backwards compatibility, the commas between successive transaction_modes can be omitted.
EXAMPLES
To begin a transaction block:
BEGIN;
COMPATIBILITY
BEGIN is a PostgreSQL language extension. It is equivalent to the SQL-standard command START TRANSACTION [start_transaction(7)], whose reference page contains additional compatibility information.
Incidentally, the BEGIN key word is used for a different purpose in embedded SQL. You are advised to be careful about the transaction semantics when porting database applications.
SEE ALSO
COMMIT [commit(7)], ROLLBACK [rollback(7)], START TRANSACTION [start_transaction(7)], SAVEPOINT [savepoint(7)]
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:34:14 GMT, December 24, 2015


Sample Outputting of Die Rolls:
# import the roll() module
from diceroll import roll
# enter the roll type to be made
number_of_dice = raw_input('Number of dice to roll? ')
dice_type = raw_input('Dice type? ')
dice_roll_modifier = raw_input('DM? ')
# make sure that there is a plus or minus sign in the DM string
if dice_roll_modifier[0] <> '-' and dice_roll_modifier[0] <> '+':
dice_roll_modifier = '+' + dice_roll_modifier
# concatenate the values for the dice string
dice = number_of_dice + dice_type + dice_roll_modifier
print
print 'Rolling', dice
# do 20 rolls
for i in range(20):
print 'You rolled a %d' % roll(dice)
Sample Task Resolution:
# import the roll() module
from diceroll import roll
# Enter your character's chances to succeed at a task
skilled = raw_input('Is your character trained for the task ([y]/n)? ')
if skilled == 'n':
die_mod = -3
else:
print "Enter your character's skill level"
die_mod = int(raw_input('(0 to 4)? '))
print 'Enter the difficulty of the task'
difficulty = int(raw_input('(Impossible: -6 to Easy: +6)? '))
# The player must roll an 8 or higher for their character to succeed
dice_roll = roll('2D6') + die_mod + difficulty
print
print 'You rolled:', dice_roll
if dice_roll >= 8:
print 'Your character succeeds with the task.'
if dice_roll - 8 >= 6:
print 'Your character saved everyone.'
else:
print 'Your character fails at the task.'
if dice_roll - 8 < -3:
print 'Your character becomes injured.'
if dice_roll - 8 < -6:
print 'Your character died from injuries!'
Often times, game code will be downloaded or found that contains incorrect randint() calls for rolling two 6-sided dice. A line such as:
world_size = randint(2, 12) - 2
Easily becomes:
world_size = roll('2d6') - 2
Entering an invalid string for roll() will return an error message, as well as a value of 0 from the function:
print roll('3d1')
Error
** DICE ERROR! '3D1' is unknown **


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| int | coap_address_equals (const coap_address_t *a, const coap_address_t *b) |
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| COAP_STATIC_INLINE int | _coap_address_isany_impl (const coap_address_t *a) |
| void | coap_address_init (coap_address_t *addr) |
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| COAP_STATIC_INLINE void | coap_address_copy (coap_address_t *dst, const coap_address_t *src) |
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Checks if given address object a denotes the wildcard address. More... | |
| int | coap_is_mcast (const coap_address_t *a) |
Checks if given address a denotes a multicast address. More... | |
Representation of network addresses.
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| COAP_STATIC_INLINE int _coap_address_isany_impl | ( | const coap_address_t * | a | ) |
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| const coap_address_t * | src | ||
| ) |
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| const coap_address_t * | b | ||
| ) |
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Resets the given coap_address_t object addr
to its default values.
In particular, the member size must be initialized to the available size for storing addresses.
| addr | The coap_address_t object to initialize. |
Definition at line 71 of file address.c.
| COAP_STATIC_INLINE int coap_address_isany | ( | const coap_address_t * | a | ) |
| int coap_is_mcast | ( | const coap_address_t * | a | ) |


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