Americans maintain high levels of trust in science
| Source: | University of Wisconsin-Madison |
| Summary: | A new report analyzing decades of public opinion surveys reveals that the public's trust in scientists has remained stable and high over decades. |
A new report analyzing decades of public opinion surveys reveals that the public's trust in scientists has remained stable and high over decades.
By various measures, Americans reported that they trusted scientists more than they trusted many other institutions and professions, including journalists, judges and Congress. That trust can affect how people interpret scientific information related to human health or government policies.
In the 2018 General Social Survey (GSS), about 40 percent of respondents reported a great deal of confidence in the leaders of scientific institutions, a number that has changed little since surveying began in 1973. A majority expressed either a "great deal" or "some" confidence in the scientific community throughout the survey period.
"We can say without a doubt that the vast majority of Americans have confidence in the scientific community," says Dominque Brossard, a University of Wisconsin-Madison professor of life sciences communication and the senior author of the report. "Over and over again, scientists are at the top of trustworthy professions."
This is further supported by Harris Polls showing that, over the last two decades, roughly three-quarters of Americans surveyed said they would trust scientists to tell them the truth. This was more than they trusted most other professionals aside from doctors and teachers.
Brossard says increasing concerns among scientists over science becoming partisan are not reflected in recent GSS polls, which show fairly modest differences between Democrats' and Republicans' confidence in the scientific community. While Democrats reported higher confidence in scientists than Republicans did in 2018, members of both parties have reported similar, high levels of confidence over the past 45 years.
Yet the research team did uncover a persistent, large gap in the confidence in science expressed by rural and suburban residents. About 30 percent of rural residents expressed confidence in scientists over the last 30 years, well below the 40 percent average among all Americans. In contrast, nearly half of suburban residents reported a great deal of confidence in scientists. Trust among urban residents fluctuated more widely over time.
Brossard and her team, including graduate student and lead author Nicole Krause, published their study Sept. 24, 2019 in Public Opinion Quarterly. They analyzed long-term polls that measured some aspect of trust or confidence in institutions. Their findings suggest that recent political events have done little to erode Americans' overall high trust in science and scientists.
Brossard's team began its investigation following the 2017 March for Science. The protest sprang out of concerns that the Trump administration would discount or suppress scientific information, and it appeared to mark an increase in the politicization of science.
Yet, Brossard's team found little evidence of major differences between Democrats and Republicans in their confidence in scientific leaders. In the 2018 GSS, the proportion of Republicans reporting confidence in scientists — about 40 percent — was comparable to the proportion among all Americans.
The same poll revealed an uptick in confidence among Democrats in 2018, to about half of the population surveyed, which created a modest partisan gap. But partisan-specific confidence is less stable than overall confidence and has fluctuated between 35 percent and 50 percent of Democrats, Republicans and independents over the past 45 years.
Similarly, about 40 percent of Christians expressed a great deal of confidence in scientists, in line with the general population. Members of other religions or no religion expressed higher rates of confidence, between 50 percent and 60 percent.
"Our study focused on aggregate trends, but among the few subgroups we assessed, we didn't see sharp declines in confidence in scientists," says Krause. "Instead, we saw long-standing gaps or new gaps emerging because one group's confidence has been increasing relative to others."
The researchers also found high levels of trust in scientists on specific issues, like the environment, and in other countries, including the United Kingdom and Germany.
The results suggest that there is stable trust in the institution at many levels, in contrast to some media narratives that highlight partisanship in science. Brossard is concerned that these narratives obscure other factors affecting trust in the institution.
"Trust in science is about more than politics," she says. "There's no war on science among the American public."
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It seems to me that a good philosophical account of the special character of our awareness of our body "from the inside" can be found by attending to our awareness of sensation within the bounds of our felt bodies.
In particular, I think it gives us a powerful and simple account of our sense of ownership that is compatible with the empirical evidence available.
Let me explain.
(This is the kind of awareness that supports IEM judgments of one's own posture. (CF Evans 1982.))
Bodily sensations may be felt as being in a body part one does not actually have (like, for example, in a phantom limb or a rubber hand) but they are felt as if they were at bodily part of one's own.
Pain in a phantom hand is perceived as a pain in what seems to be one’s hand, even if there is no such hand. Tickles in a rubber hand are perceived in what seems to one to be one's hand, even if it is a rubber hand.
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Following Martin (1992, 1993, 1995), we might say that in so far there is bodily awareness at distinct spatial coordinates there is already a sense of one's own body. For a sensation to be felt at a particular location already is to be felt as if it were one's own body.
"What marks out a felt limb as one's own is not some special quality that it has, but simply that one feels it in this way." (Martin 1992: 201)
The body in which one feels sensations, feels as one’s own body
I will not discuss this form of eliminativism about the sense of ownership.
The incorporation of tools into some body representations (Martel et al., 2016) shows that there can be some cases in which a tool might extend ones sense of one's body and yet not come with the conscious awareness of the tool as own's one like, for example, there is such awareness in the case of the rubber hand illusion.
The soldier does not consciously sense their weapon as their own body in the same conscious way in which they might feel a rubber hand in the right experimental setup.
In tool use, De Vignemont claims, a sensation can be felt at a tool and not come with the conscious awareness of the tool as one's own body. Any problem?
None, if we reflect on the ways in which our sensory consciousness might be extended.
Subjects using a Tactile Visual Sensory Substitution (TVSS) device extend their visual capacities by exploiting the sense of touch to the extent that the device takes input through a camera and produces tactile output. (Paul Bach-y-Rita and others)
Extend?!
Yes. Their perceptual reports seem to support the idea that they can see for they recognize a range of ordinary objects, point to them in space and even tell their absolute size and distance from the subject. Some even report having a 3D sense of the environment. A good amount of what ordinary vision gives us!
And yet subjects using TVSS seem to lack a basic feature of visual experience: they sense no color, something that seems imposible in regular eyesight.
Sensory substituion suggests that even if tool use extends our capacity to have bodily sensations, there is no reason to believe that bodily sensations will have the same fundamental nature as sensations felt in our body, that is, no reason to expect that they will include a sense of ownership.
Is the sense of ownership a quality of bodily sensation over and above its spatial properties?
The evidence from referred sensations in tools does not decide in favour of De Vignemont's answer.
The point: we need to tease out two aspects of spatial bodily awareness.
For even though patients suffering of somatoparaphrenia have some awareness of the spatial properties of their bodily sensations they lack an awareness of other spatial properties.
One might think that cases of pains in an alien hand are not genuine bodily sensations (like cases of referred sensations).
Alternatively, I think that they are better understood as cases where subjects have a limitation in their spatial sense that explains their lack of ownership.
Patients with somatoparaphrenia can have awareness of a sensation in a region of space (an arm) but this space is not sensed as being part of bigger space determined by their own body.
Their sense of their body is partial, for they have no sense of the limits of possible sensation.
Is the sense of ownership a quality of bodily sensation over and above its spatial properties?
The evidence from somatoparaphrenia does not decide in favour of De Vignemont's answer.
Though bodily awareness does not involve identifying one among many possible objects of experience, more than just the body is presented to one.
Our bodily awareness is like simultanagnosia.One directly senses only the body, but our bodily awareness also grants us a sense of limits that is more than just what affords a sensed object.
More on that next time.
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Disappointing penis now even more so
NSW Daily Telegraph | Submitted by: Ross
"A man is suing his plastic surgeon after a penis enlargement operation
left him diminished in size and constantly erect was never guaranteed the
operation would work, the District Court heard yesterday."
This man is Wayne Collings, age 53.  (Plus he has a boner.)
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Chicago Tribuine | Submitted by: Gweeds
"A man shouting freedom and liberty for all doused himself in a chemical
and lit himself on fire this morning at a suburban Illinois shopping mall,
witnesses said... The man appeared to have containers of cleaning chemicals
strapped to his chest. He had a leg stretched over the railing as if to jump
down to the center court, where some 500 shoppers were waiting in line."
 You cannot even show a film unless it has been
"approved" by your local film review board, and that board may refuse such
approval for any reason whatsoever, even dislike. Which is what appears to have
happened in this instance, where Fat Girl, an artistic, critically
acclaimed art house film has been rejected because three of five board members
find it goes beyond their prudish expectations. The other two board members
published written dissents: "This intelligent handling of a controversial
subject, adolescent sexuality, does not glorify or glamorize the subject.
If anything, this is an anti-sex film."
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$2M damages sought over bad parenting incident
Deseret News | Submitted by: Soylent
Paul Wayment's family has filed an idiotic claim demanding $2M on
the grounds that searchers were "negligent" in that they were unable
to locate his two year old son, whom he had abandoned in
an automobile while off hunting. After Wayment was sentenced to only
thirty days in jail for his actions as a bad parent, he killed himself.
Now the family wants to shift the blame to searchers and collect some loot.
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Reward of $50M for capture of Bush
Hindustan Times | Submitted by: Soylent
The Taliban have upped the stakes in the Wanted Dead or Alive game:
"The Americans have offered $25 million for Osama. We will give $50
million for Bush even though we are a poor country." The State Departement
has received 22,000 tips on Bin Laden's whereabouts since the WTC attacks,
but the number of tips received by the Taliban regarding George W. Bush's
whereabouts was not immediately available.
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U.S. turns off Somalia's internet
BBC | Submitted by: Soylent
After the United States ordered assets of Al-Barakaat and Somalia
Internet Company frozen, all Internet service to the nation of Somalia
has ceased. Traffic which was previously carried on the Internet must
now be done on phone lines, but there aren't enough lines. Barakaat
is a banking concern, but is Somalia's largest company, and is believed
to be one laundering a large amount of funds to the al Qaeda organization.
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Taliban sledgehammered priceless art
Times | Submitted by: Soylent
Two Taliban ministers went through Kabul's National Museum and smashed
works of art, concentrating on priceless pieces.
"The Taleban started with one of the prized possessions, a clay image of a
bodhisattva, a Buddhist who seeks complete enlightenment, made 1,600 years
ago. When the Taleban saw the historian crying, they threatened to kill him."
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This does not check, whether data for all tables has been received. It is only a snapshot of the current state of submitted solutions.
This is not concerned whether the obtained mappings are correct, but only lists the tables where mappings are missing. Lists at most 10 tables per category. Mind the dependencies: If fewer CEA mappings are found, also the CTA and CPA mappings will deteriorate.
The data here refers to the entities that were submitted as solutions.
The data here refers to the set of all candidates after the specific step.
The data here shows the effectiveness for each method of pipeline in each step.


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Python is always recommended if you’re looking for an easy and even fun programming language to learn first. Rather than having to jump into strict syntax rules, Python reads like English and is simple to understand for someone who’s new to programming. This allows you to obtain a basic knowledge of coding practices without having to obsess over smaller details that are often important in other languages.


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Simple CLI menus in python! Also features a standalone command line utility of the same name. See the repo or PyPI for a full README with examples, features, installation instructions, etc.
Merge python dictionaries recursively! Also features the ability to set up custom conflict resolver functions, in case you don't want the default error behavior. See the repo for a full README with examples, features, installation instructions, etc.
My personal "dotfiles" directory! Contains a large set of bash, readline, and tmux customizations/plugins. See the repo for details. Unfortunately, you'll mostly have to look at the source, because the README is pretty incomplete, but the code is all there and works great - I use it on several systems currently, and keep it up-to-date.
An investigation/comparison of packaging with python and with server-side javascript. The short answer is that NPM is MUCH simpler to use than PyPI is. See the repo for the full writeup.
Paramiko is the SSH library for Python. As you might expect, it supports agent forwarding. Unfortunately, it's not currently documented anywhere. I wrote up some unofficial documentation in a gist.
Javascript objects are passed around by reference - if you really want a copy to modify, without affecting the original, you need to do get a deep copy. Unfortunately, most frameworks (including the popular "underscore"), offer a function named "clone", which is only a shallow copy.
I found and modified a simple (though not necessarily efficient) deep copy function, and present it here. It basically converts the object to JSON, then back to an object, so it doesn't work on complex objects (for example, functions are not properly handled). If you need a nested data structure copied, though, this does the trick pretty well.
A full regex pub/sub! This is very experimental and hasn't been touched in a while, but I'll come back to it, I think. See the repo for current status and more details.


Uniform of Rajya Sabha marshals will be reviewed, says Chairman Venkaiah Naidu
As the winter session of Parliament commenced Monday, marshals donned a new uniform in the Upper House — said to be the first in five decades.
by Express Web DeskRajya Sabha Chairman Venkaiah Naidu Tuesday said the new uniform of marshals would be reconsidered, a day after it received widespread criticism. As the House began proceedings this morning, Naidu said he had asked the Rajya Sabha secretariat to review the new uniforms, which resemble that of Army officials.
Naidu added that he had received some observations regarding the dark military-style uniform and peaked cap from politicians, among others.
As the winter session of Parliament commenced Monday, marshals donned a new uniform in the Upper House — said to be the first in five decades. They previously wore traditional outfits — safari suits during the summer months and bandhgalas along with turbans during winter.
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Sources told The Indian Express the change was made after marshals requested a “modern” look. The designing, sources added, was done in-house.
During the session Monday, Congress MP Jairam Ramesh attempted to raise the issue in Parliament but was stopped by Naidu.
Former Chief of Army Staff General Ved Prakash Malik, meanwhile, told The Indian Express: “This is illegal. Wearing of such uniform by non-military people is a security hazard…”
In the Lok Sabha, however, marshals continued to wear their old uniform.


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whole.
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This has been adapted from the @11mb/angular-resizable, itself an Angular2 version of @reklino/angular-resizable for AngularJS. Similar designs in vanilla JavaScript are @RickStrahl/jquery-resizable and Split.js by @nathancahill.
At 3DGenomes.org we use NGX-Resizable as one of the layout options for our 3D genomics browser TADkit.
An Angular 7+ directive for creating resizable containers.


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Configuring the Model Catalog
The default view of the Model Catalog shows a table of models and a table of validation tests, side-by-side:
You can choose to show only models or only validation tests, as well as filtering the models/tests that are listed, using the Configure button in the top-left corner:
If using the stand-alone version of the app, these settings won't be preserved, but if you use the app embedded into the EBRAINS Collaboratory [TODO: link to section where this is demonstrated] then the settings will be kept for next time you visit. Anyone else who visits the same collab will see the same configuration, so you can present a customized view of the Model Catalog, focusing on just hippocampus models, for example.
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Filtering the list of models
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To view the detail of a model entry, click on a row in the table. The "Info" tab shows a description of the model, assorted metadata, and gives links to the code/data of all versions of the model. Where the model is also available in another model repository such as ModelDB, Open Source Brain, or BioModels, there are links to those repositories.
Where a model can be directly used within the EBRAINS infrastructure, there are links to the available tools that load the model directly into that tool, see Use.
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There once was a girl who started losing her eyesight during the day. But even as she lost her daylight eyesight, her nighttime eyesight grew stronger. Every night she could see more and more. She stayed out longer during the night, and would sleep during the day. Her nighttime eyesight grew stronger every day, until she could see just as much at night as she previously could during the day. She stayed out all night and hunted with the cats. Eventually she became nocturnal, sleeping all day and staying up all night.


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IN THE HIGH COURT OF KERALA AT ERNAKULAM PRESENT THE HONOURABLE THE CHIEF JUSTICE MR.HRISHIKESH ROY & THE HONOURABLE MR. JUSTICE A.K.JAYASANKARAN NAMBIAR FRIDAY, THE 07TH DAY OF JUNE 2019 / 17TH JYAISHTA, 1941 WP(C).No. 19555 of 2015 PETITIONER: INDU S., AGED 23 YEARS KADAMPOLIL, B.T.S.ROAD, EDAPPALLY P.O., KOCHI-682 024, KERALA. BY ADVS. SRI.K.N.SASIDHARAN NAIR SRI.LEO GEORGE RESPONDENTS: 1 STATE OF KERALA REPRESENTED BY THE CHIEF SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT, GOVERNMENT OF KERALA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-695 001. 2 THE SECRETARY MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS, GOVERNMENT OF INDIA, PARYAVARAN BHAVAN, CGO COMPLEX, LODI ROAD, NEW DELHI-110 003. 3 PRINCIPAL SECRETARY TO GOVERNMENT REVENUE (P) DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF KERALA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-695 001. 4 THE COMMISSIONER OF LAND REVENUE GOVERNMENT OF KERALA, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM-695 001. BY ADVS. BY SR.GOVERNMENT PLEADER SRI.SURIN GEORGE IPE. SMT.MINI GOPINATH, CGC SMT.MINI GOPINATH CGC THIS WRIT PETITION (CIVIL) HAVING BEEN FINALLY HEARD ON 07.06.2019, THE COURT ON THE SAME DAY DELIVERED THE FOLLOWING: WP(C).No. 19555 of 2015 2 JUDGMENT
Hrishikesh Roy, C.J.
Heard the learned counsel Sri.K.N.Sasidharan Nair appearing for the petitioner. The respondents are represented by the learned Senior Government Pleader Sri.Surin George Ipe.
2. Claiming to be a conscious citizen, the petitioner has approached the court with this Public Interest Litigation challenging the Government orders (Ext.P5 series) on the River Bed Sand Mining permission, accorded under the Kerala Protection of River Banks and Regulation of Removal of Sand Act, 2001 read with the Rules 2002, framed thereunder.
3. The learned counsel for the petitioner refers to Deepak Kumar and Others v. State of Haryana and Others reported in (2012) 4 SCC 629 to point out that the Supreme Court had issued various directions for extraction of River Sand, including securing of Environmental Clearance for any such mining activity. Mr.Sasidharan Nair also refers to the Guideline issued on 24.12.2013 (Ext.P4) by the Ministry of Environment and Forests, detailing the conditions under which sand mining projects are to be sanctioned. According to the petitioner, the Government of Kerala has failed to discharge its responsibility, by not insisting on the Environmental Clearance for River Sand Mining.
4. The learned Government Pleader Sri.Surin George Ipe on the other hand adverts to the Government Order dated 21.2.2014 (Ext.R3(a)) and the follow up order dated 19.3.2014 (Ext.R3(b)) to point out that the Kerala Government has taken adequate precautionary measure to allow sand mining on the River Beds, in accordance with the Kerala Protection of River Banks and Regulation of Removal of Sand Act, 2001 read the Rules. He specifically projects that only after Environmental Clearance is secured, final sanction for sand mining is accorded by the authorities. According to WP(C).No. 19555 of 2015 3 him, river sand is allowed to be extracted only with adherence to the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986, the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1984, the Biological Diversity Act, 2002, the Kerala Conservation of Paddy Land and Wetland Act, 2008 and all the Statutory Rules and Notifications.
5. In the above context, the Government's communication dated 16.7.2015 (Ext.R3(d)), addressed to the District Collector(s) indicates that obtaining the Environmental Clearance is made mandatory, from the State Environment Impact Assessment Authority, before the river sand mining is sanctioned by the authority. The State Government appears to be following the direction in Deepak Kumar (supra) and have regulated the River Bed Mining activities as per the statutory norms as also the Guideline issued by the Ministry of Environment and Forests. The impugned Government order dated 6.6.2015 (Ext.P5) as can be noted was valid, for three years and has spent its force by now.
6. Considering the above and in the absence of any material warranting us to issue any further direction, we deem it appropriate to close this case. However, liberty is granted to the petitioner to highlight through appropriate measures, specific instances of violation of the statutory norms as also the Supreme Court's directions, in the conduct of River Sand Mining in the State of Kerala.
7. With the above order, the case stands disposed of.
Sd/-
Hrishikesh Roy, Chief Justice Sd/-
A.K.Jayasankaran Nambiar, Judge vpv WP(C).No. 19555 of 2015 4 APPENDIX PETITIONER'S EXHIBITS:
EXHIBIT P1 COPY OF D.O.LETTER NO.Z-11012/3/2009-IA.II(M) OF THE UNION MINISTER FOR ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS TO THE CHIEF MINISTERS DTD.1.6.2010. EXHIBIT P2 COPY OF LETTER NO.296/7/2000/MRC OF THE MINISTRY OF MINES TO THE STATE GOVERNMENTS DTD.16.5.2011.
EXHIBIT P3 COPY OF THE JUDGMENT RENDERED BY THE HON'BLE SUPREME COURT IN DEEPAK KUMAR VS. STATE OF HARYANA, DTD.27.2.2012.
EXHIBIT P4 COPY OF THE OFFICE MEMORANDUM BEARING NO.J-
13012/12/2013-IA-II(I) OF THE MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT AND FORESTS DTD.24.12.2013.
EXHIBIT P5 COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE 3RD RESPONDENT BEARING GO(MS)NO.231/15/RD DTD.6.6.2015.
EXHIBIT P5(A): COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE 3RD RESPONDENT BEARING GO(MS)NO.226/15/RD DTD.6.6.2015.
EXHIBIT P5(B): COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE 3RD RESPONDENT BEARING GO(MS)NO.229/15/RD DTD.6.6.2015.
EXHIBIT P5(C): COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE 3RD RESPONDENT BEARING GO(MS)NO.232/15/RD DTD.6.6.2015.
EXHIBIT P5(D): COPY OF THE ORDER OF THE 3RD RESPONDENT BEARING GO(MS)NO.233/15/RD DTD.6.6.2015.
RESPONDENTS' EXHIBITS:
EXT.R3(a) TRUE COPY OF HTE ORDER DATED 21.2.2014. EXT.R3(b) TRUE COPY OF THE ORDER DATED 19.3.2014. EXT.R3(C) TRUE COPY OF GOVERNMENT LETTER DTD. 23.4.15. EXT.R3(d) TRUE COPY OF THE LETTER DATED 16.7.2015.
/TRUE COPY/ P.A. TO JUDGE


wget https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz wget https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz.md5sum
This is an OS image for ODROID-C2. The root filesystem is encrypted with LUKS to provide additional protection against unauthorised access, particularly in the case when someone gains physical access to the device. The configuration is suitable for both headless and non headless setup, and supports remote unlocking (via SSH) of the encrypted root filesystem during the boot process.
The image is based on the ODROID-C2 ArchLinux ARM image, with additional software and configuration.
A pre-configured SSH key is provided to allow remotely unlocking the encrypted root filesystem during the initial boot. Upon successful boot you’re advised to disable this key for security reasons.
Moreover, after flashing the image and right after the initial boot make sure to:
change the default password yesday for the users (root, alarm) and the LUKS volume
run the provided expand-filesystem-luks
script in order to expand the root filesystem partition to the rest of the available space (find instructions in the relevant section below)
follow the steps from Errata to fix known issues
Finally, if you would like to know how this image was created, or prefer to create the image yourself, refer to: How to install ArchLinux with Full Disk Encryption on ODROID-C2
Size compressed: 1.7G
Size uncompressed: 1.9G
Root filesystem disk usage: 1.4G
MD5 checksum: https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz.md5sum
Encryption method: LUKS Full Disk Encryption with XTS key-size 512 bit (AES-256)
Encryption options: sudo cryptsetup -v -y -c aes-xts-plain64 -s 512 -h sha512 -i 5000 --use-random luksFormat /dev/mmcblk0p2
Pre-configured SSH key for remote unlocking (make sure to disable after first use): https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/id_rsa
The LUKS password for the root filesystem volume is yesday
Users: root, alarm
Password for both users is yesday
GnuPG key was generated (gpg --full-gen-key
) for the user alarm with password yesday
The user alarm is configured for passwordless sudo
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The image adds the following software on top of the ODROID-C2 ArchLinux ARM image:
Basic - sudo
python
git
rsync
AUR helper - base-devel
cower
pacaur
Initramfs generator - dracut
Encryption - lvm2
cryptsetup
LUKS remote unlocking - dhclient
dropbear
dracut-crypt-ssh
Custom utility scripts - expand-filesystem-luks
Replace /dev/mmcblk0
in the following instructions with the device name for the microSD card as it appears on your computer. Use the provided microSD to eMMC adapter card to install to eMMC.
Download the OS image (1.7G
) and MD5 checksum
wget https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz wget https://github.com/yesday/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks/releases/download/v0.0.1/odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz.md5sum
Verify the MD5 checksum
md5sum -c odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz.md5sum
Unmount all the partitions of the microSD card
lsblk umount /dev/mmcblk0p1 umount /dev/mmcblk0p2
Flash the OS image into the microSD card (completes in ~ 6 min)
gunzip --stdout odroid-c2-archlinux-luks.img.gz | sudo dd bs=10M of=/dev/mmcblk0
Flash all cached data into the microSD card (as shown, multiple executions are required)
sync sync sync
There are three options to interact with the ODROID-C2:
Serial console. Instructions can be found here.
HDMI monitor + keyboard directly connected to the ODROID-C2.
SSH. For instructions, refer to How to remotely unlock the LUKS rootfs during boot.
After choosing one of the above options, connect the microSD card to the ODROID-C2 and boot. With either option, since the root filesystem is encrypted, you will be prompted to enter the password to unlock the root filesystem during boot. As with the user passwords, the default password for the LUKS volume is yesday.
The default password in the below instructions is yesday.
Change the password of the users alarm
and root
passwd su passwd
Change the LUKS password (caution: device name /dev/mmcblk0
might be different on your ODROID-C2)
sudo cryptsetup luksChangeKey /dev/mmcblk0p2 -S 0
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If you wish to be able to remotely unlock the LUKS volume then follow the instructions in How to remotely unlock the LUKS rootfs during boot. Otherwise, make sure to remove the pre-configured SSH key from the Dropbear configuration by following these steps:
Execute cat /dev/null > /home/alarm/appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys
To apply the changes run the Dracut command to generate the initramfs
Re-encrypt the partition /dev/mmcblk0p2
by following the instructions from https://www.systutorials.com/docs/linux/man/8-cryptsetup-reencrypt/. This will ensure a new key is used to encrypt the data.
Expand the root filesystem partition to the rest of the available space
sudo expand-filesystem-luks sudo reboot sudo expand-filesystem-luks sudo reboot # optional
Verify the root filesystem partition now occupies the entire space of the microSD card
df -h
Follow the instructions from How to upgrade the software
The remote unlocking functionality is implemented by the dracut module crypt-ssh. Refer to the module’s documentation for additional details.
The module starts the Dropbear SSH server during boot to allow remotely unlocking the LUKS rootfs. If unlocking succeeded, the Dropbear terminates itself and your connection.
Replace <IP_ADDRESS>
in the following instructions with the IP address assigned to the ODROID-C2 by your local DHCP server. Use the fing
tool to find the assigned IP address (e.g. sudo fing <IP_ADDRESS>/24
).
In order to connect you have to register the public SSH key of your Linux box to the remote Dropbear server. For convenience, this image comes with a pre-configured SSH key, which you can use in order to connect for the first time. For security reasons, you are strongly advised to disable the pre-configured key from the Dropbear configuration right after the initial boot.
Using the pre-configured SSH key, unlock the LUKS rootfs. To do so, follow the instructions from Unlocking the volume interactively but use the pre-configured SSH key to connect (e.g. ssh -i id_rsa<EMAIL_ADDRESS>).
Once the remote system is unlocked and booted, go to your Linux box, and copy the ssh public key to the appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys
file on the remote ODROID-C2 server
cat ~/.ssh/*.pub | ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'umask 077; mkdir -p appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh; touch appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys; cat >appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys'
The above command overrides the existing configuration, therefore the pre-configured SSH key will no longer be permitted access.
To apply the changes run the Dracut command to generate the initramfs
From your Linux box, connect to the remote Dropbear SSH server running on the ODROID-C2
ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Unlock the volume (asks you for the passphrase and sends it to console)
console_auth Passphrase:
If unlocking the device succeeded, the initramfs will clean up itself and Dropbear terminates itself and your connection.
console_peek
Prints what’s on the console
|
Note
|
There is also the unlock command but we encountered this issue when tested it at the time of this writing with all the latest updates installed. |
Some use cases require to feed input automatically to the interactive command console_auth
.
From your Linux box, unlock the volume
ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>console_auth < password-file
or
gpg2 --decrypt password-file.gpg | ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>console_auth
For additional security, you might want to only allow the execution of the command console_auth
and nothing else. To achieve this you need to configure the SSH key with restricting options in the authorized_keys
file.
From your Linux box, copy the public SSH key, with restricting options, to the appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys
file on the remote ODROID-C2 server
(printf 'command="console_auth",no-agent-forwarding,no-port-forwarding,no-pty,no-X11-forwarding ' && cat ~/.ssh/*.pub) | ssh<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'umask 077; mkdir -p appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh; touch appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys; cat >appconf/dracut-crypt-ssh/authorized_keys'
Refer to the Dropbear documentation for a full list of restricting options. Prior to continuing, it might be a good idea to create a copy of the initramfs
sudo cp /boot/initramfs-linux.img /boot/initramfs-linux.img-`date +%y%m%d-%H%M%S`
|
Caution
|
In headless setup, carefuly examine the restricting options to avoid locking yourself out. |
Generate new initramfs using dracut
sudo dracut --force --hostonly -a "network crypt lvm crypt-ssh" /boot/initramfs-linux.img
In this case, you can unlock the volume interactively by simply typing
ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Note that when typing the above command:
The console_auth
command is automatically invoked on the remote server and immediately prompts for password, as if you just typed ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>console_auth
.
While you type the password, it will be displayed on the screen in plain text. Therefore, you should avoid unlocking interactively when the access is restricted to the console_auth
command.
When you press enter you will be disconnected no matter whether the password was correct or not. Whereas with the non-restricted login (see Unlocking the volume interactively) you would only be disconnected if the password was correct, meaning that you would have feedback for whether the unlocking was successful or not.
On the other hand, to unlock the volume using a password file, from your Linux box, type
ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>< password-file
or
gpg2 --decrypt password-file.gpg | ssh -p 222<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This image comes with the Dropbear server configured with DHCP by default. However, in a headless setup you might want to use static IP instead.
To enable static IP during boot, replace the dracut option ip=dhcp
with static IP configuration inside bootargs
setenv bootargs "rd.neednet=1 ip=<IP_ADDRESS>::<IP_ADDRESS>:<IP_ADDRESS>:archlinux-luks-host:eth0:off rd.luks.uuid=ae51db2d-0890-4b1b-abc5-8c10f01da353 root=/dev/mapper/vg-root rootwait <leave the rest as is>"
Refer to network documentation of dracut and dracut options for more options (man dracut.cmdline
).
Reboot so that the new configuration takes effect
sudo reboot
The majority of the software is installed via the standard pacman
tool and the pacaur
AUR helper. In order to upgrade, type
sudo pacman -Syu pacaur -Syua
(Optional) The dracut module crypt-ssh
is installed from source code. Follow these steps to upgrade.
cd ~/github-src/dracut-crypt-ssh/dracut-crypt-ssh
git pull
./configure
make
sudo make install
|
Note
|
As of 19 Sep 2017 the dracut module crypt-ssh is also available as a package within the AUR. If you prefer to use the package then remove the relevant files manually (sudo make uninstall not available) and install the package by typing: pacaur -S dracut-crypt-ssh-git .
|
Mind that the order of the modules in the below command is important
sudo dracut --force --hostonly -a "network crypt lvm crypt-ssh" /boot/initramfs-linux.img
This will prevent the SSH host verification warning due to the fact that Dropbear and OpenSSH use different host keys (see also Dropbear+OpenSSH: share keys).
Remove the line dropbear_port="22"
from /etc/dracut.conf.d/crypt-ssh.conf
Generate new initramfs
sudo dracut --force --hostonly -a "network crypt lvm crypt-ssh" /boot/initramfs-linux.img
The dracut module crypt-ssh
is installed from source code under the directory ~/github-src/dracut-crypt-ssh/dracut-crypt-ssh
.
As of 19 Sep 2017
the module is also available as a package within the AUR.
If you prefer to use the package then remove the relevant files manually (sudo make uninstall
not available) and install the package by typing: pacaur -S dracut-crypt-ssh-git
.
As of 2017-12-15, pacaur is no longer maintained and users are encouraged to move to another solution (refer to the Pinned Comment of the package).
To install trizen, which is an alternative AUR helper, follow these steps
sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel
mkdir ~/aur && cd $_
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/trizen.git
cd trizen
makepkg -si --needed --noconfirm


User Guide
SIGNORApp
Introduction
- About the Team
- SIGNOR
- SIGNORApp
Get ready
to use the SIGNORApp
Search
modes
- SINGLE/MULTI entity search
o
entity query
o
connect entities in the list
o
connect by including bridge entities
o
shortest path
o
all interactions
- PATHWAYS
- INTERACTOME
- INTERACTOME with PTM
Visualization
modes and legend
- Default view
- PTM view
PTM
decomposition
Introduction
About the Team
Signor is a resource that annotates
experimental evidence of causal interactions between proteins and other biological
entities of biological relevance: stimuli, phenotypes, enzyme inhibitors,
complexes, protein families etc. Each entry points to the experimental evidence
supporting the interaction and is enriched by additional relevant metadata such
as the effect of the interaction on the activity of the target entity, the
molecular mechanism underlying this effect, etc… The curated data can be
displayed as signed directed graphs by a graph drawing tool.
The SIGNOR project is developed at the University of Tome, Tor Vergata
and supported by the Italian Association for Cancer Research and Human
Technopole (please visit link).
Citing SIGNOR
Licata L et al SIGNOR 2.0, the SIGnaling Network Open Resource 2.0: 2019
update. Nucleic Acids Res. 2020 Jan 8;48(D1):D504-D510.
doi: 10.1093/nar/gkz949.
SIGNORApp
SIGNORApp is a Cytoscape 3 application that provides
access to causal interactions data annotated in the SIGNOR resource. It builds
networks shaped as weighted directed graphs, where nodes are interacting
entities (mainly proteins, but also protein complexes, phenotypes, chemicals…)
and edges represent causal interactions supported by published experimental
evidence.
Users can 1) query the dataset with single or
multiple entity name(s) or identifier(s) and optionally include their
interacting partners in the resulting network, by using three levels of
complexity: ‘all interactions’, ‘connect entities in the list’, ‘connect by
including bridge entities’; 2) browse pathways that have been manually
annotated in SIGNOR; 3) extract the full interactome. The app offers two
visualization options: the first only displays interactions between the
entities while a second one that emphasizes post translational modifications
occurring as a consequence of the interactions. In addition, users can click on
nodes and edges to access entity and interaction information. Data is available
for three model organisms: H. sapiens, M. musculus and R. norvegicus.
Get ready to use the SIGNORApp
Make sure you have Cytoscape installed.
If not, please follow the instructions on the Cytoscape web site. Please note that SIGNORApp is optimized for
Cytoscape 3.
- You can download SIGNORApp from the Cytoscape AppStore. Alternatively,
you can install the app by running the Cytoscape tool and finding SIGNORApp in
the list of all apps via Apps –> App Manager.
- At this stage, all the functions of the app should be
available to you under Apps –> SIGNORApp.
- Once installed, four search tools will appear under Control Panel –> Network (See Figure 1)
Figure 1 SIGNORApp search tools
Search
modes
The SIGNORApp allows four query modes:
SIGNOR entity query
and connect
To use this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR entity query and
connect
This search type allows the user to build a SIGNOR network associated
with user-provided input which can be a single specific entity or a list of
entities. Data is available for three model organisms: H. sapiens, M.
musculus and R. norvegicus, which
can be selected by choosing on the dropdown list (Fig. 2). As shown in
Figure 2, five query types are allowed:
Figure 2 ‘SIGNOR entity query and connect’ panel.
1) By using he ‘entity query’, you can build a SIGNOR network
centred on a single SIGNOR entity and retrieve all the associated relationships
including post-translational modifications (PTMs) and details such as synonyms,
a short description etc., associated with the entity.
To use
this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR entity query and
connect. Next, click on and select the ‘entity query’ radio
button and the species from the drop-down menu (Fig.2).
Once you have chosen the species
and the query type (‘entity query’), you can enter the term you
want to search for in the “search” bar. This can be an entity name (e.g. ‘TRAF6’
or ‘Apoptosis’), or part of it (e.g. ‘RAF’ or ‘Apop’)
or an identifier (e.g. Q9Y4K3 or SIGNOR-PH1).
When your query is ready, click
on or
press Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on MacOS) (Fig. 3A).
The algorithm returns a list of candidate interactors that meet the
query. You need to resolve the ambiguity and select the entity you are
interested in that will be used to build the resulting network (Fig. 3B). By
clicking on ‘Get relations’ you will be re-directed to the result page (Fig.
3C).
Figure 3 Example of a ‘entity query’ for the protein TRAF6. To perform an
‘entity query’ (1) make sure you have selected the ‘SIGNOR entity query and
connect’ option in the control panel (Orange icon); (2) make sure you have selected ‘entity
query’ radio button and ‘homo sapiens’ for the species; (3) type the query in
the search box (e.g. part of the name: RAF); (4) launch the query by clicking
on the magnifier symbol; (5) select TRAF6 and click on ‘Get relations’ to
visualize results.
As shown in Figure 4, the results page is organized in four panels: the Network
panel listing the networks and reporting their size(Fig. 4-1) ; the
Visualization panel (Fig. 4-2) showing the interactions as a weighted directed
graph where the shapes and colours of nodes and edges mirror the style in the
web resource (Also described in the Default view section); the Table panel
(Fig. 4-3) which provides all the metadata associated to the network, fully
reflecting the data in the original resource; the Results panel (Fig.4-4) which
is organized to highlight node and the edge annotation and permits to switch
between the ‘Default View’ and the ‘PTM view’ (Fig 4-5). The ‘PTM view’ mode is
fully described in the Sections PTM view and PTM decomposition.
Figure 4 Results page for TRAF6 (Fig.3). (1) Network panel with the summary of
the network. (2) The Visualization panel. (3) the Table panel. (4) the Results
panel. (5) the view mode adopted (between the ‘Default View’ and the ‘PTM
view’).
2) By selecting the i) ‘all interactions’,
ii) ‘connect entities in the list’ or iii) ‘connect by including bridge
entities’ radio buttons, you can search for interactions between two or more
entities with different levels of complexity, as described in Figure 5.
Figure 5 Classical SIGNOR query types. The ‘connect entities in the list’ search
retrieves interactions between the entities in the input. The ‘connect by
including bridge entities’ retrieves interaction between the entities in the
input, including proteins necessary to connect them in two steps. The ‘all
interactions’ search retrieves any interaction involving the proteins in the
input.
To use
this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR entity query and
connect, then
you can click on and then Select the appropriate query
type and Species (Fig.6).
Now, you can enter the list of
terms you want to search inside the search bar. Multiple entities can be
separated by space or return. It can be a list of entity names (e.g. ‘TRAF6
RIPK1 DLL1’) or a list of identifiers (e.g. ‘Q9Y4K3 O00548 Q13546’). In
addition, you can provide or change search options by clicking on .
When your query is ready, click on or
press Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on MacOS) (Fig. 6).
The results page is organized as
described in Figure 4.
Figure 6 Example of a multiple entities queries for the protein list: ‘TRAF6,
RIPK1, DLL1’. To perform a multiple entities query (1) make sure you have
selected the ‘SIGNOR entity query and connect’ option in the control panel (Orange icon); (2)
make sure you have selected the type of query you want to visualize, by
choosing ‘connect entities in the list’, ‘connect by including bridge entities’
or ‘all interactions’. Also, the species of interest
should be selected; (3) type the query in the search box (e.g. ‘TRAF6, RIPK1,
DLL1’); (4) launch the query by clicking on the magnifier symbol.
3) by clicking on ‘shortest path’, you can retrieve the path of
causal interactions linking two specific entities.
To use
this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR entity query and
connect, then
you can click on and then Select the ‘shortest path’ radio button and the Species from the
drop-down menu (Fig.2).
Now, you can enter the list of
terms you want to search inside the search bar, they MUST be only two entities
and can be either separated by space or return. The entities can be provided as
names (e.g. ‘DLL1 RIPK1’) or a list of identifiers (e.g. ‘O00548 Q13546’).When
your query is ready, click on or
press Ctrl + Enter (Cmd + Enter on MacOS) (Fig. 7).
The results page is organized as
described in Figure 4.
Signor Pathway query
This search type allows users to browse manually annotated pathways that
are classified in four groups: ‘Pathway’, ‘Disease Pathway’, ‘Tumor Pathway’ and ‘COVID’.
To use this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR pathway query. Next you can click on and Select the desired pathway under the
appropriate classification group (Fig.7).
An example of ‘Pathway query’ is provided in Figure 7, for the pathway ‘Autophagy’.
Figure 7 Example of a ‘pathway query’ for ‘Autophagy’. To perform a ‘pathway
query’ (1) make sure you have selected the ‘SIGNOR pathway query’ option in the
control panel (Green icon); (2) make sure you have accessed the option box; (3) select the
‘Autophagy’ pathway under the appropriate category; (4) launch the query by
clicking on ‘select’ to visualize the result.
SIGNOR Interactome
query
This query mode permits to retrieve the
full interactome of causal interactions annotated in SIGNOR and visualize it in
a ‘default view’ mode (Fig. 8C). Data is available for H. sapiens only.
To use this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR Interactome
query. Next, click
on to visualize the result (Fig.8). No result panel is available.
Figure 8 Example of a ‘SIGNOR interactome query’. To perform a ‘SIGNOR
interactome query’ (1) make sure you have selected the ‘SIGNOR interactome
query’ option in the control panel (Blue icon) (2) launch the query by clicking on the magnifier
icon to visualize the result.
SIGNOR Interactome
with PTM query
This query mode permits retrieving the full
interactome of causal interactions annotated in SIGNOR and visualizes it in the
‘PTM view’ mode. The ‘PTM view’ mode is fully described in the Sections PTM view and PTM
decomposition. For this search type, data is available for H. sapiens, exclusively.
To use this query mode, you should go to Control Panel –> Network–> SIGNOR Interactome
query with PTM, then
you can click on to visualize the result (Fig.9). No result panel is available.
Figure 9 Example of a ‘SIGNOR interactome query with PTM’. To perform a ‘SIGNOR
interactome query with PTM’ (1) make sure you have selected the ‘SIGNOR
interactome query with PTM’ option in the control panel (Pink icon) (2)
launch the query by clicking on the magnifier icon to visualize the result.
Modified residues are shown as small violet circles
Visualization
modes and legends
The
SIGNORApp offers two visualization modes: the ‘default view’ and the ‘PTM
view’. For the ‘SIGNOR entity query and connect’ and the ‘SIGNOR pathway query’
you can switch between the two modes by selecting the appropriate radio button
which appears in the Result panel of a query (see Fig. 4-5).
Default view
The
default view has been conceived to mirror the visual properties of SIGNOR graph
viewer, as presented in the web resource.
The style
for the nodes and edges is summarized in Figure 10.
Figure 10 Network Legend, ‘Default view’.
To find
all the visualization properties you can go to Control Panel –> Style–> SIGNOR_NS_0.2, then you can click on and then select ‘Create Legend…’
PTM view
The PTM view
has been conceived to specifically map the post-translational modifications at the
residue level and to highlight their regulatory role (PTMs) .
The
nomenclature for PTM is provided in Table 1. The criteria adopted to show PTMs is fully described in the Section PTM
decomposition.
The style
for the nodes and edges is summarized in Figure 11.
Figure 11 Network Legend, ‘PTM view’.
To find
all the visualization properties you can go to Control Panel –> Style–> SIGNOR_NS_0.2 and click on to select ‘Create Legend…’
PTM
decomposition
The ‘PTM
view’ mode is conceived to highlight the regulatory role of post-translational
modifications. This view mode is allowed exclusively for those interactions
that are annotated with details about the amino acid residue that is the target
of the addition or the removal of a PTM (e.g. a phosphorylation, an acetylation
etc…).
Briefly, in
the PTM mode, modified residues are represented as independent nodes linked to
the protein node they belong to. As shown in Figure 12, the residue node name
(e.g. NUMA1_phThr2055) is obtained by joining 1) the gene name of the protein substrate
(to which the residue belongs: ‘NUMA1’); 2) the type of modification (indicated
by an abbreviation: ‘ph’ -> phosphorylation); and
3) the position of the modified residue (‘Thr2055’). The complete list of PTM
abbreviation is provided in Table 1.
|
MODIFICATION |
ABBREVIATION |
|
acetylation |
ac |
|
carboxylation |
car |
|
cleavage |
cle |
|
glycosylation |
gly |
|
hydroxylation |
hyd |
|
methylation |
met |
|
neddylation |
ned |
|
palmitoylation |
pal |
|
phosphorylation |
ph |
|
sumoylation |
sum |
|
ubiquitination |
ub |
Once the
residue node is generated, the enzyme-substrate interaction is modelled as two
sub-interactions (Fig. 12):
1)
the first links the enzyme to the residue
and is an up- or a down- regulation when the enzyme catalyses the addition or
the removal of the PTM, respectively;
2)
the second goes from the residue to the
substrate and shows the impact of the modification on the activity of the
protein target.
Figure 12
shows how the two sub interactions are generated.


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Finally, to delete an item, go:
$slate delete $frame


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The scariest film to take place in Maryland this year isn't The Blair Witch Project – it's the paint-by-numbers re-teaming of Pretty Woman director Garry Marshall and stars Julia Roberts and Richard Gere. Here, in Marshall's second directorial dud of the year (The Other Sister was equally unimaginative), Gere's triumphant acting style that made Red Corner a box office smash remains unchanged, while Roberts conjures up memories of debacles past, just about erasing any memory of her fine performance in Notting Hill.
The tired story begins when a jaded USA Today columnist named Ike Graham (Gere) writes a piece after hearing a barroom tale about a small-town girl named Maggie Carpenter (Roberts), a woman who purportedly left seven beaux at the altar by dashing out of the ceremonies `like the running of the bulls in Pamplona.' The trouble is that Ike never checked his source and is immediately canned by Ellie, his editor-in-chief (and ex-wife) played by Mrs. Tom Hanks/Rita Wilson (Psycho). Out of work, Ike is persuaded by Ellie's husband, photographer Fisher (Hector Elizondo, Chicago Hope, doing his best impression of `Kristof' from The Truman Show) to actually investigate the `runaway bride' story in the hopes of selling his narrative to the highest bidder and, verily, jumpstarting his career.
When Ike arrives in Hale, Maryland, he quickly discovers that Maggie has only really ditched three grooms on their wedding day, but she is still the running joke of the town. Her drunk pop (Paul Dooley, Telling Lies in America) even aims a few zingers at his only child, adding that `wedding cake freezes – this we know.' Ike tries to track Maggie down at the family hardware store that she runs (Carpenter - hardware store - get it?), but she's off at the local beauty salon, run by best friend Peggy (Joan Cusack, In & Out and perennial funny-enough-to-be-a-sidekick-but-not-attractive-enough-by-Hollywood-standards-to-be-a-romantic-lead. Why can't her agent find her a script like Muriel's Wedding?). Maggie agrees to talk to Ike, but only if she and Peggy can `wash' his hair. Stupidly, he agrees, and ends up looking like that guy with the rainbow wig and the `John 3:16' sign that is always at pro football games. Yup, we're talking pretty high-brow humor here.
After speaking to most of the townsfolk, Ike learns that Maggie's first victim is a burnt-out Deadhead who still works in town as a mechanic. Patsy #2 (Donal Logue) has become the local priest, while the third dupe is a boozehound in New York City. Remarkably, there is yet a fourth man ready to by discarded by galloping Maggie - uni-browed high school athletic coach Bob (Christopher Meloni from HBO's wonderful OZ).  The story is so remarkably predictable that even the simplest-minded will see the placement of the Hall & Oates song `Maneater' coming from very far away.
Could the problem be with Marshall's direction? He hasn't done anything worthwhile since his television trilogy (Happy Days, Laverne & Shirley and Mork & Mindy). Could it be novice screenwriters Sara Parriott, Josann McGibbon and Audrey Wells? Could this have come from anywhere but the minds of three women? There are a few decent lines, mostly from Elizondo and Cusack, the latter of whom is so wasted in this role, but not nearly as misused as Laurie Metcalf (Roseanne) who plays the local baker for all of about 90 seconds. I am still amazed that there was so little packed into a film that ran so long. Hello, Hollywood? Romantic comedies are supposed to be 90 minutes long - 100 if Kevin Smith is involved. (1:51 - PG for language and some suggestive dialogue)
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25 Ways to
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Music
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| File | Statements | Branches | Functions | Lines | |||||
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| src/ | 69.72% | 274/393 | 60.36% | 67/111 | 48.08% | 50/104 | 64.56% | 215/333 | |
| src/components/landing/ | 79.33% | 142/179 | 94.44% | 34/36 | 43.18% | 19/44 | 73.28% | 96/131 | |
| src/components/main/ | 65.41% | 174/266 | 81.03% | 47/58 | 25% | 20/80 | 57.65% | 113/196 | |
| src/components/main/Sidebar/ | 58.9% | 43/73 | 100% | 12/12 | 13.64% | 3/22 | 50% | 28/56 | |
| src/components/main/sideBar/ | 56.56% | 69/122 | 100% | 20/20 | 12.82% | 5/39 | 47.92% | 46/96 | |
| src/components/navigation/ | 66.67% | 28/42 | 80% | 8/10 | 15.38% | 2/13 | 58.62% | 17/29 | |
| src/components/profile/ | 61.61% | 69/112 | 47.62% | 20/42 | 21.74% | 5/23 | 50.63% | 40/79 | |
| src/components/textDisplay/ | 68.75% | 11/16 | 66.67% | 4/6 | 25% | 1/4 | 63.64% | 7/11 |


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Module glsu.objects
Wrappers of GL objects.
Structs
| Name | Description |
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AttribPointer
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Represents abstract vertex attribute. Set of AttribPointer 's can be used to specify layout of VertexBufferObject .
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BufferObejct
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Represents buffer in GPU memory. |
IndexedVertexArrayObject
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VertexArrayObject with binded ElementBufferObject .
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Sampler
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Represents GLSL sampler. |
ShaderProgram
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Represents OpenGL shader program. |
Texture
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2D texture. |
VertexArrayObject
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A Vertex Array Object (VAO) is an OpenGL Object that stores all of the state needed to supply vertex data.
It stores the format of the vertex data as well as the BufferObject 's.
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VertexBufferLayout
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Represents VertexBufferObject layout. Works as an array of AttribPointer 's.
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VertexBufferLayoutFromPattern
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Represents VertexBufferObject layout. Works as an array of AttribPointer 's.
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Templates
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
SamplerAliasFor
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Aliases
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
ElementBufferArray
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BufferObejct!(34963)
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Represents buffer of indices in GPU memory. |
VertexBufferObject
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BufferObejct!(34962)
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Represents raw data in GPU memory. |


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services
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Marks a class to be autowire registered to Services. For the autowire registrations to occur, generally, this boilerplate should be execute on the first frame of app launch: More...
Public Member Functions | |
| RegisterServiceAttribute (Type serviceInterface=null, InterfaceRegistrationPolicy interfaceRegistrationPolicy=InterfaceRegistrationPolicy.RegisterInterfacesDeclaredOnTypeIfNoProxyInterfacesArgument, Type[] proxyInterfaces=null, int priority=0) | |
| virtual void | GetProxyInterfaces (Type registeredType, ICollection< Type > result) |
| Public Member Functions inherited from BeatThat.Service.ServiceInterfaceAttribute | |
| ServiceInterfaceAttribute (Type serviceInterface=null, int priority=1) | |
Properties | |
| virtual bool | hasProxyInterfacesArgument [get] |
| InterfaceRegistrationPolicy | interfaceRegistrationPolicy [get] |
| Properties inherited from BeatThat.Service.ServiceInterfaceAttribute | |
| Type | serviceInterface [get] |
| Service interface that will be wired with the class marked by the attribute More... | |
| int | priority [get] |
| For the case where multiple classes declare themselves a wiring the same interface, the class with the highest priority value will be the one used. More... | |
Marks a class to be autowire registered to Services. For the autowire registrations to occur, generally, this boilerplate should be execute on the first frame of app launch:
Services.Init(() => { // if you need to wait for complete start here (services may have some async init behaviour) });
| serviceInterface | (optional) interface used to retrieve the Command from services, when left null, registers to the concrete type. |
| priority | (optional/default 0) used in the case that multiple implementations have autowireservice attributes for the same service interface. Resolves to the implementation with the LOWEST priority value. |
| proxyInterfaces | (optional) list of alternative interfaces that can be used to locate the service |


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