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Introduction
Feather is a collection of simply beautiful open source icons. Each icon is designed on a 24x24 grid with an emphasis on simplicity, consistency and readability.
npm install feather-icons
Quick Start
Start with this CodePen Template to begin prototyping with Feather in the browser.
Or copy and paste the following code snippet into a blank
html
file.
<!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en"> <title></title> <script src="https://unpkg.com/feather-icons/dist/feather.min.js"></script> <body> <!-- example icon --> <i data-feather="circle"></i> <script> feather.replace() </script> </body> </html>
Usage
At its core, Feather is a collection of SVG files. This means that you can use Feather icons in all the same ways you can use SVGs (e.g. img
, background-image
, inline
, object
, embed
, iframe
). Here's a helpful article detailing the many ways SVGs can be used on the web: SVG on the Web – Implementation Options
The following are additional ways you can use Feather.


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- 27 June 2020 - Falkirk - The Falkirk Stadium
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- 16 July 2020 - Leicester - Fischer County Ground
- 17 July 2020 - Kent - The Spitfire Ground
- 18 July 2020 - Durham - Emirates Riverside
- 22 August 2020 - London - Wembley Stadium


Copy docs/vscode/tasks.json
to a .vscode
workspace folder that is in the root of where you keep your lobster code.
Load some lobster code. pressing ctrl+shift+b
should run it. If there was an error, press F8
to go to it, and/or ctrl+`
(shell) to show program output.
Copy the folder docs/vscode/lobster
to .vscode/extensions
within your user folder, not your workspace folder. This will enable syntax highlighting next time VSCode is run.


Topics
- Introductions
- Relationship between informatics and statistics
- Uses of statistics
- Introduction to RStudio
- Opening a dataset
- Variables
Reading
- Field chapter 1 (skim)
- Field chapter 1 sections 1.6.1 - 1.6.3 (read closely)
- PowerPoint: What is the relationship between informatics and statistics: InformaticsAndStatistics.pptx
- PowerPoint: Week 1 vital concepts: Week 1.pptx
- R for data science chapter 1 Introduction available at: https://r4ds.had.co.nz/introduction.html
- R for data science chapter 11 Importing data (optional) available at: https://r4ds.had.co.nz/data-import.html
- R for Researchers: An Introduction Preface (optional) available at: https://tysonbarrett.com/Rstats/index.html
- R for Researchers: An Introduction Chapter 1: The Basics (optional) available at: https://tysonbarrett.com/Rstats/chapter-1-the-basics.html
Videos
Statistical Concepts
- Use of statistics (3 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zouPoc49xbk&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtNM_Y-bUAhblSAdWRnmBUcr
- Mathematical thinking (11 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tN9Xl1AcSv8&index=3&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtNM_Y-bUAhblSAdWRnmBUcr
- Statistics in the media (optional) (11 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZwqOoD17_LU&index=12&list=PL8dPuuaLjXtNM_Y-bUAhblSAdWRnmBUcr
- Independent and dependent variables (2 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5wIPzv-_GM
- Independent and dependent variables (7 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0jTMDtX4WY
- Levels of measurement (12 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPHYPXBK_ks
- Levels of measurement (6 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0qEHDReVUP4&list=PLjgj6kdf_snZv7dk0ktMm7Ch9RFajwKHb&index=2&t=0s
- Types of variables summary (4 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEcZsvq9EwQ&index=2&list=PLjgj6kdf_snZv7dk0ktMm7Ch9RFajwKHb
- Uses of levels of measurement (5 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMNPMgOTQcg&list=PLjgj6kdf_snZv7dk0ktMm7Ch9RFajwKHb&index=3
Using RStudio
- Download R and RStudio Windows (4 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GAGUDL-4aVw
- Download R and RStudio Mac (5 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PsPfMaLWSk
- What is RStudio? (6 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riONFzJdXcs
- Basic introduction arithmetic R (8 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UYclmg1_KLk&t=12s
- Working with vectors in R (We will not do much with vectors directly in this course, but it's good to see how it's done.)(9 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2TcPAZOyV0U
- Package management in Rstudio (3 min): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1r5XTqrCTQ
Discussion
- Who are you and what do you want from this course?
- How much experience do you have with statistics?
- Questions or problems about this week's material? (Read the discussion material to see if it's been answered already before posting a new question.)
Assignments
- Install R and RStudio on your computer.
- Complete the week 1 RStudio assignment.
- Download the Week1.zip file from the link at the bottom of the page.
- Put the zip file in the folder where you want to keep your work for this course.
- Extract the files.
- Open RStudio.
- Open the project file by going to File - Open File... and navigating to the extracted folder and selecting the Week 1.Rproj file.
- Click on the Files tab in the bottom right pane in RStudio if it's not already showing.
- You should see the files in the extracted folder.
- Click on the Week1.Rmd file.
- It should open in the top left pane in RStudio.
- Follow the instructions in the document to complete the assignment.
- You will learn how to import an Excel file, a CSV file, and an SPSS data (.sav) file into RStudio.
- Complete the week 1 statistics assignment.
- Practice order of operations: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-sixth-grade-math/cc-6th-arithmetic-operations/cc-6th-order-of-operations/e/evaluating-numerical-expressions-with-exponents
- Practice summation notation: https://www.khanacademy.org/math/ap-calculus-ab/ab-integration-new/ab-6-3/e/sigma-notation
Quiz
- Complete the online quiz. (unlimited attempts)
- Practice quiz 1: Week 1 - quiz1.pdf
- Practice quiz 1 solutions: Week 1 - solution1.pdf
- Practice quiz 2: Week 1 - quiz2.pdf
- Practice quiz 2 solutions: Week 1 - solution2.pdf
- Practice quiz 3: Week 1 - quiz3.pdf
- Practice quiz 3 solutions: Week 1 - solution3.pdf
- Practice quiz 4: Week 1 quiz1.pdf
- Practice quiz 4 solutions: Week 1 solution1.pdf
- Practice quiz 5: Week 1 quiz2.pdf
- Practice quiz 5 solutions: Week 1 solution2.pdf
- Practice quiz 6: Week 1 quiz3.pdf
- Practice quiz 6 solutions: Week 1 solution3.pdf
Data sets
- Zip file with .Rmd assignment file and sample data files: Week1.zip
- Video Example of Assignment: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TmnNeGmqRQs


Crazy Motor
Gameplay mechanics
Crazy Motor is a platform racing game. Two players will compete for victory avoiding obstacles as boxes and lasers, trying to reach the final line.
Once the menu appears choose from one of the 2 difficulty levels, but each one will be more challeging. Afters selecting the level,youwill be prompted will a waiting screen where a second player must join the game.
In the game: Your player's name will be highlighted. Use the space bar for jumping and avoiding the boxes, and the "D" key for speeding up but be careful! The more you speed up, the more Nitro you loose. Cath up the nitro that appears in the scenary and use it to avoid the lasers. When a laser appears, you will also obtain a little nitro.
LET'S RUN!!!
Play!


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[all packages]
[package ]
[class hierarchy]
[index]
public abstract class Interface
(source file: Interface.java)
java.lang.Object
|
+----Printable
|
+----Interface
The pure class interface.
public abstract class Interface
extends Printable
-
An interface for a constraint set consists of
a list of variables v1...vn.
- Interface()
-
- con
-
The constraint set the variables come from.
- high
-
The finishing index for the interface, plus 1.
- low
-
The starting index for the interface.
- vars
-
An array containing the list of variables.
- botOr(int)
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Return v1 if it exists, otherwise return x.
- empty()
-
An empty interface.
- print(Printer)
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- splitL(Obj, Obj)
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Split the interfce into two parts and return the first.
This interface must have size
- splitR(Obj, Obj)
-
Split the interfce into two parts and return the second.
This interface must have size
- tensor(Interface)
-
Concatenate this interface with another one.
- topOr(int)
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Return vn if it exists, otherwise return x.
Interface
public Interface();
vars
public int[] vars;
-
An array containing the list of variables.
low
public int low;
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The starting index for the interface.
high
public int high;
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The finishing index for the interface, plus 1.
con
public Constraints con;
-
The constraint set the variables come from.
print
public void print(Printer p);
tensor
public Interface tensor(Interface i);
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Concatenate this interface with another one.
- Parameters:
- i - an interface w1...wm.
- Returns:
- the interface
v1...vnw1...wm.
empty
public Interface empty();
-
An empty interface.
- Returns:
- an empty interface.
splitL
public Interface splitL(Obj Y,
Obj Z);
-
Split the interfce into two parts and return the first.
This interface must have size Y.size + Z.size, otherwise
a semantic error will be thrown.
- Parameters:
- Y - the first object.
- Z - the second object.
- Returns:
- v1...vY.size.
splitR
public Interface splitR(Obj Y,
Obj Z);
-
Split the interfce into two parts and return the second.
This interface must have size Y.size + Z.size, otherwise
a semantic error will be thrown.
- Parameters:
- Y - the first object.
- Z - the second object.
- Returns:
- vY.size+1...vn.
botOr
public int botOr(int x);
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Return v1 if it exists, otherwise return x.
- Parameters:
- x - the variable to return if n = 0.
- Returns:
- v1 if it exists, otherwise x.
topOr
public int topOr(int x);
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Return vn if it exists, otherwise return x.
- Parameters:
- x - the variable to return if n = 0.
- Returns:
- vn if it exists, otherwise x.
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Interface.html


Tracing state:
This demo relies on the fact that currently free points snap to grid, but points on lines do not. This allows observing snapping and non-snapping behavior in a single widget.
Things to check:
Moving A down so that the circle no longer intersects the line, and then back up so that it intersects the line again, the point of intersection switches between left and right half of the circle. This demonstrates the basic operation of tracing.
Moving A to the tangential situation should snap to that position thanks to the snap to grid feature. Releasing the mouse there and then pressing it again to move the point back should leave the point on the same half of the circle where it was before, as tracing continues from a position before the tangential one even if the mouse was released in between.
Conversely, releasing A in the tangential situation and then dragging the point further down before going up again will cause the point to change sides. One may release the point again in the singular situation while going back, without affecting the outcome. Note that the mouse has to move down far enough to actually move A away from the snapped singular situation.
As B is restricted to a line, it currently does not snap to the grid. Moving the point down to the singular situation, the script will restrict its movement. As the mouse movement and the script are taken together, the last non-singular position has to be one where B is located further up. Since tracing continues from that, it will preserve the side of the point of intersection.
Moving C is similar to moving B. But instead of just restricting the movement, the script for C deliberately moves the point a good deal into the complex situation, and explicitely requests that the next tracing operation starts from that situation. As a consequence, moving the point to the tangential situation and back up again should cause the point of intersection to always switch sides. The complex situation used as a checkpoint will get printed to the web console.


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Chapter 11 Demo
11.1 Project Setup
I suggest building your data analysis projects in RStudio(Click File - New project - New dictionary - Empty project). Then assign a name for your project. I also recommend the following tips if you are familiar with it.
Use git/github to make version control of your code and sync your project online.
NOT use your name for your project because other peoples might cooperate with you and someone might check your data when you publish your papers. Each project should be a work for one paper or one chapter in your thesis.
Use workflow document(txt or doc) in your project to record all of the steps and code you performed for this project. Treat this document as digital version of your experiment notebook
Use data folder in your project folder for the raw data and the results you get in data analysis
Use figure folder in your project folder for the figure
Use munuscript folder in your project folder for the manuscript (you could write paper in rstudio with the help of template in Rmarkdown)
Just double click [yourprojectname].Rproj to start your project
11.2 Data input
xcms does not support all of the Raw files from every mass spectrometry manufacturers. You need to convert your Raw data into some open-source data format such as mzData, mzXML or CDF files. The tool is MScovert from ProteoWizard.
11.3 Optimization
IPO package could be used to optimaze the parameters for XCMS. Try the following code.
library(IPO)
library(xcms)
peakpickingParameters <- getDefaultXcmsSetStartingParams('centWave')
path <- list.files('D:/metademo/data/oq/',full.names = T,recursive = T)
# change to 5 for obitrap
peakpickingParameters$ppm <- 15
resultPeakpicking <-
optimizeXcmsSet(files = path[c(1,2,3)],
params = peakpickingParameters,
nSlaves = 1,
subdir = NULL)
optimizedXcmsSetObject <- resultPeakpicking$best_settings$xset
retcorGroupParameters <- getDefaultRetGroupStartingParams()
resultRetcorGroup <-
optimizeRetGroup(xset = optimizedXcmsSetObject,
params = retcorGroupParameters,
subdir = NULL)
writeRScript(resultPeakpicking$best_settings$parameters,
resultRetcorGroup$best_settings)
para <- capture.output(writeRScript(resultPeakpicking$best_settings$parameters, resultRetcorGroup$best_settings), type = "message")
save(para,file = 'para.RData')
sessionInfo()
11.4 Wrap function
Here we would use the optimized parameters for peak picking, retention time correction and peaks filling.
library(xcms)
library(Rmpi)
library(stringr)
getrtmz <- function(path,index = NULL){
load('para.RData')
peakwidth <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('peakwidth',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
ppm <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('ppm',para)],'\\d+')))
noise <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('noise',para)],'\\d+')))
snthresh <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('snthresh',para)],'\\d+')))
mzdiff <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('mzdiff',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
prefilter <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('prefilter',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
integrate <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('integrate',para)],'\\d+')))
profStep <- round(as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('profStep',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*'))),1)
center <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('center',para)],'\\d+')))
response <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('response',para)],'\\d+')))
gapInit <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('gapInit',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
gapExtend <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('gapExtend',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
factorDiag <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('factorDiag',para)],'\\d+')))
factorGap <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('factorGap',para)],'\\d+')))
localAlignment <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('localAlignment',para)],'\\d+')))
bw <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('bw',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
mzwid <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('mzwid',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
minfrac <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('minfrac',para)],'\\d+\\.*\\d*')))
minsamp <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('minsamp',para)],'\\d+')))
max <- as.numeric(unlist(str_extract_all(para[grepl('max',para)],'\\d+')))
files <- list.files(path,full.names = T,recursive = T)
if(!is.null(index)){
files <- files[index]
}
xset <- xcmsSet(files,
method = "centWave",
peakwidth = peakwidth,
ppm = ppm,
noise = noise,
snthresh = snthresh,
mzdiff = mzdiff,
prefilter = prefilter,
mzCenterFun = "wMean",
integrate = integrate,
fitgauss = FALSE,
verbose.columns = FALSE)
xset <- retcor(
xset,
method = "obiwarp",
plottype = "none",
distFunc = "cor_opt",
profStep = profStep,
center = center,
response = response,
gapInit = gapInit,
gapExtend = gapExtend,
factorDiag = factorDiag,
factorGap = factorGap,
localAlignment = localAlignment)
xset <- group(
xset,
method = "density",
bw = bw,
mzwid = mzwid,
minfrac = minfrac,
minsamp = minsamp,
max = max)
xset <- fillPeaks(xset)
return(xset)
}
11.4.1 Peak picking
The first step to process the MS data is that find the peaks against the noises. In xcms, all of related staffs are handled by xcmsSet function.
For any functions in xcms or R, you could get their documents by type ?
before certain function. Another geek way is input the name of the function in the console of Rstudio and press F1 for help.
?xcmsSet
In the document of xcmsset, we could set the sample classes, profmethod, profparam, polarity,etc. In the online version, such configurations are shown in certain windows. In the local analysis environment, such parameters are setup by yourselves. However, I think the default configurations could satisfied most of the analysis because related information should have been recorded in your Raw data and xcms could find them. All you need to do is that show the data dictionary for xcmsSet.
If your data have many groups such as control and treated group, just put them in separate subfolder of the data folder and xcmsSet would read them as separated groups.
11.4.2 Data correction
Reasons of data correction might come from many aspects such as the unstable instrument and pollution on column. In xcms, the most important correction is retention time correction. Remember the original retention time might changed and use another object to save the new object.
11.4.3 Peaks filling
After the retention time correction, filling the missing peaks could be done by fillpeaks. Peaks filling could avoid two many NAs for false statistical analysis. The algorithm could use the baseline signal to impute the data.
11.5 Peaks list
Then we could extract the peaks list from xcmsSet
objects.
library(enviGCMS)
# get the xcmsset object
neg <- getrtmz('D:/metademo/data/')
# back up the xcmsset object
save(neg,file = 'neg.Rdata')
# get the number
npeaks <- nrow(neg@groups)
# get the EIC, boxplot and diffreport, eixmax should be equal to the numbers of peaks groups in the pos objects
report <- CAMERA::annotateDiffreport(neg,filebase = 'peaklistneg',metlin = T, eicmax = npeaks, classeic = neg@phenoData$class)
# save the report as a csv file
write.csv(report,file = 'all.csv')
11.6 Peaks filtering
After we get the peaks list, it’s nessary to filter the peaks list to retain the peaks with high quality for further analysis. Normally, we could use the relative standard deviation of blank and pooled QC samples to control the peaks list.
load('neg.Rdata')
# get the peak intensity, m/z, retention time and group information as list
mzrt <- enviGCMS::getmzrt(neg)
# get the mean and rsd for each group
mzrtm <- enviGCMS::getdoe(mzrt)
gm <- mzrtm$groupmean
gr <- mzrtm$grouprsd
# find the blank group and pool QC group
blk <- grepl('k',colnames(gm))
pqc <- grepl('q',colnames(gm))
# filter by pool QC and blank's group mean intensity(pool QC should larger than three times of blank), return numbers and index
sum(indexmean <- apply(gm,1,function(x) all(x[pqc]>= 3*x[blk])))
# filt by pool qc rsd%, return numbers and index
rsdcf <- 30
sum(indexrsd <- apply(gr,1,function(x) ifelse(is.na(x[pqc]),T,x[pqc]<rsdcf)))
# overlap with rsd% and mean filter
sum(index <- indexmean&indexrsd)
# new list, update group and remove pool qc/blk
qcindex <- grepl('k',mzrt$group$class) | grepl('q',mzrt$group$class)
mzrtfilter <- list(data = mzrt$data[index,!qcindex],
mz = mzrt$mz[index],
rt = mzrt$rt[index],
group = droplevels(mzrt$group$class[!qcindex,drop =T]))
# get the filtered csv
enviGCMS::getupload(mzrtfilter,name = 'peakfilter')
11.7 Normalization (Optional)
Normailizaiton is nesscery if you data are collected at different batch or runned in differen instrument parameters.
# visulize the batch effect
mzrtsim::rlaplot(mzrt$data,lv = mzrt$group$class)
mzrtsim::ridgesplot(mzrt$data,lv = mzrt$group$class)
# get the simulation data and test on NOREVA
sim <- mzrtsim::simmzrt(mzrt$data)
mzrtsim::simdata(sim)
# correct the batch effect by sva
mzrtcor <- mzrtsim::svacor(mzrt$data,lv = mzrt$group$class)
# visulize the batch effect correction
li <- mzrtsim::limmaplot(mzrtcor,lv = mzrt$group$class)
# return the corrected data
mzrt$data <- mzrtcor$dataCorrected
11.8 Statistic analysis
Here we could use caret
package to perform statistical analysis.
library(caret)
## Spliting data
trainIndex <- createDataPartition(mzrtfilter$data, p = .8,
list = FALSE,
times = 1)
## Get the training and testing datasets
Train <- data[ trainIndex,]
Test <- data[-trainIndex,]
## Set the cross validation method
fitControl <- trainControl(## 10-fold CV
method = "repeatedcv",
number = 10,
## repeated ten times
repeats = 10)
# extra papameters for GBM
gbmGrid <- expand.grid(interaction.depth = c(1, 5, 9),
n.trees = (1:30)*50,
shrinkage = 0.1,
n.minobsinnode = 20)
set.seed(825)
gbmFit <- train(mzrtfilter$group ~ ., data = training,
method = "gbm",
trControl = fitControl,
verbose = FALSE,
## Now specify the exact models
## to evaluate:
tuneGrid = gbmGrid)
# show the fitting process
plot(gbmFit)
# ANOVA analysis for model selection
anova(fit1,fit2)
# find the important variables
Imp <- varImp(fit)
plot(Imp)
11.9 Annotation
Here I use xMSannotator
package to make annotation with HMDB as reference database.
library(xMSannotator)
num_nodes = 10
data("adduct_weights")
negsub <- getrtmz('D:/metademo/data/oq/')
anno <- xsetplus::fanno(negsub,outloc = 'D:/metademo/anno',mode = 'neg')
11.10 Pathway Analysis
We could output the files for online pathway analysis with mummichog algorithm.
# get the file
xsetplus::mumdata(neg,lv = mzrt$group$class)
# http://mummichog.org/index.html
# mummichog1 -f 'test.txt' -o myResult
11.11 MetaboAnalyst
Actully, after you perform data correction, you have got the data matrix for statistic analysis. You might choose MetaboAnalyst online or offline to make furthor analysis, which supplied more statistical choices than xcms.
The input data format for MetaboAnalyst should be rows for peaks and colomns for samples. You could also add groups infomation if possible. Use the following code to get the data for analysis.
# get the csv file for Metaboanalyst.ca
enviGCMS::getupload(neg,name = 'metabo')
11.12 Summary
This is the offline metaboliomics data process workflow. For each study, details would be different and F1 is always your best friend.
Enjoy yourself in data mining!


Book Of Shadows: Blair Witch 2
"The Blair Witch Project" was one of the most innovative and effective films I've ever seen. It proved to the world you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a good movie. If I was a professor of film studies at some prestigious university I'd show it to my students as an example of creativity. I'd also show my students the sequel, "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2," to warn them of the perils of Hollywood. It's an unnecessary sequel to a big hit that doesn't nearly live up to the original. It does so in such an all-around cliche way it's funny and sad at the same time.
The fact this movie was ever made is kind of surprising to me. The original story did have a lot of ambiguity to it and the finale was open-ended so that every viewer had his or her own theory as to what happened. "Book Of Shadows" doesn't pick up where that movie ended, in fact, it doesn't even take place in the same reality as the original. It's about the phenomenon of the movie in the "real" world and about "real" people taking a supposedly fictitious story a little too seriously.
That's what the plot revolves around - five 20-something-year-olds who flock to the woods where the movie was filmed because they believe, or at least WANT to believe the legend of the Blair Witch is real. What's strange this time around is that the movie employs the use of having the actors use their real names even though they're clearly in a fictional movie. There's really no point to that.
The troupe breaks down as such:
* Jeff is the neurotic tour wrangler who lives near the supposedly haunted woods and sells homemade memorabilia of the movie through his web site. He was once in an insane asylum and his mental instability continually crops up throughout the movie.
* Erica is a self-professed witch who is furious at the success of "The Blair Witch Project" because she believes it continues the centuries-old stereotype and image of a witch as a mean old lady who casts black magic spells and eats children. She says real witches don't believe in heaven or hell or God or the devil, "I believe in nature."
* Kim is a total Goth chick who has apparently listened to one too many Marilyn Manson records. She's a freak, she knows it and she's proud of it. It's her way of rebelling but she doesn't have much of a spiritual side. She's along for the ride mostly because she has nothing better to do.
* Stephen and Tristen round out the group as the only two "normal" people. They're lovers who are co-writing a book about group fear and how myths and legends still effect people today.
The five take a tour of the woods and camp at the site of the demolished home of the hermit from the Blair Witch mythos. While there they run into another tour group and almost get into a brawl with them over who gets to sleep at the site. They spend the night partying pretty hard for a bunch of strangers who don't know each other and when they wake up they find their stuff's been severely messed with, some of it even destroyed.
We're also shown in bizarre music video-like sequences that the other group was murdered in their sleep just like the story of "Coffin Rock." The five head back to Jeff's spooky home - an abandoned warehouse in the middle of the woods - with lots of video equipment and the like. They review Jeff's tapes to see if they can figure out what happened and one by one they start to go a little mad.
Here's where "Book of Shadows" distinguishes itself, where it becomes what it is and that is kind of a cross between "The Shining" and "Scream." It's clear something happened to them that night in the woods and they've been touched by the witch. They all suspect the others are keeping secrets and that everyone is out to get them when they turn their backs. Tristen all but suffers a mental breakdown as does Erica who then disappears. Jeff and Kim then suspect Stephen of purposely getting rid of her. Meanwhile they watch the tapes of the night's events to discover some hidden footage of them commiting wanton acts of carnality
There's a lot more detail to the story than this but we don't have to analyze all of it to critique it. This is a mainstream horror movie so of course Jeff's warehouse is pretty fantastic and detailed. The art direction is moody and intimidating to complement the story and the atmosphere. If it weren't blatantly obvious this was a manufactured horror movie it would have worked, instead, it just seems forced.
The screenplay does a fine job in getting each of the characters' motivations down but the editing process and the direction kind of botch it up. Throughout the entire film we're constantly cutting, unexpectedly, to flashbacks of Jeff in the insane asylum or to each of the characters sitting in a police questioning room being asked about a heinous act they committed. In a better screenplay and in a better editor's hands this technique would have been much more effective, but here these intercut scenes are more confusing than anything else, not nearly as intense and suspenseful as they should be.
The actual supernatural elements are just plain silly when you put them into perspective. To make a long story short our protagonists are framed for mass murder by an unseen force who can manipulate videotapes. Either that or they've all just gone nuts and we're seeing things through their eyes. I think the movie options for the former theory and when those scenes of the hidden videos occur they are quite creepy. We're just as shocked as the characters are to see themselves committing the things they did. But then you have to wonder why would the spirit of the Blair Witch be so interested in messing with these kids' heads in a way that not only scares them to think they could have done such things but is also captured on videotape?
 The original "Blair Witch Project" was so horrifying because of its simple and ambiguous elements, like the monoliths from "2001: A Space Odyssey." What you don't see is frightening, but if they give you modern clues to their existence something isn't right. The idea a supernatural force could be terrifying through modern technology is certainly a scary one - the way this movie plays out that idea it is not.
The ending of this movie surprised me and left me wanting more. But that's what separates "Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2" from the original - this one mistakes cliffhangers for brilliant ambiguity.
GRADE: C+
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Emmerdale viewers stunned as Maya returns pregnant!

As the hour-long episode began, David and Leyla steeled themselves to tell son Jacob that his abuser was set to be released from prison.
They were surprised that the teen, who was besotted with his teacher lover, took the news so calmly.
But it later transpired that Jacob was cooking up a plan to reunite with the older woman.
David intercepted him going to see her, and brought him back to the village, begging him to move on.
Maya had ignored Jacob's text messages and David warned it was a sign she didn't want to hear from him.
Any contact would result in her heading straight back to prison.
At the end of the episode, Maya was seen leaving jail... and then there was a bombshell glimpse of a pregnancy bump!
So, does this mean that actress Louis Clein is back with the cast of the soap for a while, and Maya will return to the village?
Will she and Jacob reunite and raise the baby together? Is the baby even Jacob's? Could it be David's? Eek.
Viewers were seriously impressed with the plot twist.
Emmerdale airs weeknights at 7pm on ITV, with an extra episode at 8pm on Thursdays.
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this sensational storyline twist!


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
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Interface ClientInterface
The AloFramework cache interface
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Any form of bullying is prohibited.
It is forbidden to share sensitive data(including personal data or other people's data).
Message spam is prohibited
Any form of scam is prohibited
Anyone who does not comply with the rules will be sanctioned in the following ways: Deleting content, permanent account ban.
In severe cases you also risk problems with the law.
The service does not collect personal data other than the data entered by the user.
The collected data is not used by third-party services and is not shared with anyone except the authorities with a special recommendation.


6 March 2006
The Ministry of Health in China has reported an additional laboratory confirmed case of human infection with the H5N1 avian influenza virus.
The case occurred in a 32-year-old man from the southern province of Guangdong. He developed symptoms of fever on 22 February followed by pneumonia. His condition deteriorated rapidly and he died on 2 March.
He was unemployed. No outbreaks in poultry have been reported in Guangdong Province since 2004.
To date, China has reported 15 laboratory confirmed cases. Of these, nine have been fatal. Two patients remain in critical condition.
The newly confirmed case is the first reported from Guangdong Province.


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{% block page_heading %}That's awfully nice of you, {{user}}!{% endblock page_heading %}
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How StringBuilder achieves superior performance over string appending
StringBuilder is faster than String for append operations.
Benchmark
private static void DoString(int loop)
{
string str = "a";
for (var i = 0; i < loop; i++)
{
str += "a";
}
}
private static void DoStringBuilder(int loop)
{
var sb = new StringBuilder("a");
for (var i = 0; i < loop; i++)
{
sb.Append("a");
}
}
Lets check it out.
String
Below is .NET 4.8 source for String.Concat(String, String) (i.e.: += overload):
public static String Concat(String str0, String str1) {
...
String result = FastAllocateString(str0Length + str1.Length);
...
return result;
}
So when you read the msdn String documentation:
A String object is called immutable …
The call to FastAllocateString (unmanaged assembly code) is how string achieves immutability when using the + overload.
StringBuilder
.NET 4.8 source for StringBuilder.Append(String):
public StringBuilder Append(String value) {
...
unsafe {
fixed (char* valuePtr = value)
fixed (char* destPtr = &chunkChars[chunkLength])
string.wstrcpy(destPtr, valuePtr, valueLen);
}
m_ChunkLength = newCurrentIndex;
...
}
and…
internal static unsafe void wstrcpy(char *dmem, char *smem, int charCount)
{
Buffer.Memcpy((byte*)dmem, (byte*)smem, charCount * 2); // 2 used everywhere instead of sizeof(char)
}
Analysis
We can see that for StringBuilder.Append
, instead of re-allocating memory for a new string instance & returning a pointer to the new address, it just expands the capacity at the existing memory address and appends content (i.e.: the value
param) at the end via pointer.
We can also see the “square own capacity by 2 when i get too big” code.
Hence, both of these points prove that how StringBuilder operates compared to String.Concat(String, String)
.
Should i always use StringBuilder instead of String += ?
By performing memory capacity expansion & string addition in-place (instead of allocating memory at new addresses), the .NET team has given developers an option to sacrifice immutability for speed.
You’ll need to decide on your own, but generally var str = "a" + "b";
is more readable than var sb = new StringBuilder("a"); var str = sb.Append("b");
At lower quantities, the performance difference is negligible compared to the readability gain.
At higher quantities, the cost/benefit flips around, so you should use StringBuilder then.
Basically once the performance difference becomes visible to the naked eye, its probably a good idea to use StringBuilder instead.


Object Status is replacing the Label Status Indicator and Badges (now Inverted Object Status). It’s used for
representing a status. The status can be set to positive
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critical
and negative
. If you omit this property the default status will be
applied.
Generic indication colors with values from 1 to 8 can be used for industry specific color coding.


Supermarket upskirter who was pinned down by victim’s boyfriend gets jail
by Lydia LamSINGAPORE: A man who took upskirt videos of a woman at the supermarket was caught in the act and pinned down on the floor by the victim’s boyfriend.
Law Boon Kaih, 28, was sentenced to five weeks’ jail on Monday (Dec 9) for one count of insulting a woman’s modesty and another of possessing obscene films. A third charge was taken into consideration.
The court heard that Law was at a supermarket in Jurong West on Aug 29 last year when he saw the 18-year-old victim, who was there with her boyfriend.
Law thought the teenager was attractive and wanted to take an upskirt video of her, said Deputy Public Prosecutor Chong Yun Ling.
While the victim was selecting vegetables, Law stood close to her and squatted down to take clips of her.
The woman’s boyfriend noticed Law’s actions and found them suspicious.
When the couple left the vegetable section, Law followed them, and the boyfriend saw Law squatting down again while holding his phone.
Later, when Law was outside the supermarket checking the videos he had taken, the victim’s boyfriend asked Law to show him his phone.
Law refused at first, but eventually showed a clip to the boyfriend, fast-forwarding it to the end.
BOYFRIEND PINNED HIM TO THE FLOOR, GOT PASSER-BY TO CALL COPS
He then tried to run away, but the boyfriend pinned him to the floor and asked a passer-by to call the police.
Law, who was working as a management trainee at The Soup Spoon, had taken two clips of the victim capturing her inner thighs and upper body.
He later admitted that had tried taking upskirt videos of other women at least seven times before this.
During investigations, Law also admitted to downloading obscene videos from WeChat.
The prosecutor on Monday asked for at least six weeks’ jail to be imposed, saying there was nothing exceptional about this case to impose anything other than the usual short jail term.
Defence lawyer Wee Hong Shern asked for a fine instead, pointing to psychiatric reports that said his client was suffering from voyeuristic disorder.
LAW HAS VOYEURISTIC DISORDER, GIRLFRIEND CHEATED ON HIM
Law had been jilted by his girlfriend, who purportedly cheated on him with his best friend.
Mr Wee added that the offences were not premeditated, and said Law had been grocery shopping when he saw the victim and felt “compelled to offend” due to his mental condition.
The video clips did not capture the victim's private parts or underwear, said the lawyer.
In response, the prosecutor said the psychiatric reports were hearsay evidence and that Law had self-reported his condition to the psychiatrist, urging the court not to give any mitigating weight to them.
District Judge Adam Nakhoda said he did not agree with the defence that the sentence should differ from the usual ones imposed in upskirt cases.
"I would emphasise that there is no indication that has been established that his self-control was diminished, or that this is an impulse control disorder," said the judge, noting that Law had tried to escape when he was confronted.
He granted a deferment of the sentence to Dec 23, for Law to work out arrangements with his employer.
For insulting a woman’s modesty, he could have been jailed for up a year, fined, or both.


Radar performs a comprehensive privacy risk assessment and determines when the incident is notifiable under current data breach regulations. Radar guides privacy analysts through the profiling and risk scoring of an incident, providing all necessary documentation to support an organization’s burden of proof obligation under federal, state, and international breach laws.
For more information visit: https://www.radarfirst.com/radar
To use the Radar Phantom App, a Radar admin should request documentation from the Radar integrations team.
To request this documentation:
When running the Radar app on the Splunk Phantom platform, the 'base_url' must be configured on the company settings page. To configure the 'base_url' go to admin/company_settings/info and specify a valid URL for the base URL field. If the 'base_url' is not configured, the 'create_privacy_incident' action will throw an error message as 'Base URL for phantom appliance must be configured'.
The configuration that must be set is under the "Asset Settings" tab. Below lists some details for each configuration setting:
Under the 'Advanced' section of the asset settings, set environment variables to configure the app settings:
ALLOW_SELF_SIGNED_CERTS - Should be set to '1' to turn off verification of SSL Certificates during action requests.


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This is lion in Indonesian: ${lion}
This is elephant but the key doesn't exist in 'id-id', so fallback to 'en': ${elephant}
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Methods summary
public static
boolean
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guest( )
Determine if the user of the application is not logged in.
Determine if the user of the application is not logged in.
This method is the inverse of the "check" method.
Returns
boolean
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public static
boolean
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check( )
Determine if the user of the application is logged in.
Determine if the user of the application is logged in.
Returns
boolean
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public static
object|null
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user( )
Get the current user of the application.
Get the current user of the application.
$user = Auth::user();
$email = Auth::user()->email;
Returns
object|null
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recall( string $recaller )
Attempt to login a user based on a long-lived "remember me" cookie.
Attempt to login a user based on a long-lived "remember me" cookie.
Parameters
Returns
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attempt( string $username, string $password = null, boolean $remember = false )
Attempt to log a user into the application.
Attempt to log a user into the application.
$success = Auth::attempt('username', 'password');
Auth::attempt('username', 'password', true);
Parameters
- $username
string
- $password
string
- $remember
boolean
Returns
boolean
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public static
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login( object|integer $user, boolean $remember = false )
Log a user into the application.
Log a user into the application.
Auth::login(15);
Auth::login($user);
Auth::login($user, true);
Parameters
- $user
object|integer
- $remember
boolean
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remember( string $id )
Set a cookie so that the user is "remembered".
Set a cookie so that the user is "remembered".
Parameters
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logout( )
Log the current user out of the application.
Log the current user out of the application.
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About metric_fu
Metric_fu is a set of metric tools that make it easy to generate metrics reports. See the list of metrics the gem includes
It's designed to integrate easily with
CruiseControl.rb
by placing files in the Custom Build Artifacts folder.
For up to date information
For the most frequently updated project information see the github project page or follow the gem on rubygems.org. This page is no longer up to date. See the Change logExample Output:
Metric_fu began its life as a plugin for Rails that generated code metrics reports. As of version 0.7.0, metric_fu is a gem (owing to the excellent work done by Sean Soper) and is hosted on GitHub at http://github.com/metricfu/metric_fu.
Questions?
Use the Google Group: http://groups.google.com/group/metric_fu


Sparky
Sparky is a live data binding template/view layer for HTML/SVG and JS. It enhances the document with tags and scopes and composeable templates, observes changes to data and applies them to the DOM at the browser frame rate.
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