Sequence alignments
The alignments in bio
are primarily designed for exploratory use, for aligning short (a few thousand basepair long sequences), visually investigating the alignments, interacting with the sequences before and after alignment. In such cases the alignments will be generated within less than a second. The implementations are mathematically optimal but the libraries that we rely on do not scale well to longer sequences.
 These tools will operate orders of magnitude faster. Depending on your needs blast
, blat
, mummer
, minimap2
, lastz
, exonerate
will be far better suited for genome wide analyses.
DNA alignment
# Align the extracted protein.
bio ncov:S ratg13:S --end 90 --align
### 1: YP_009724390 vs QHR63300.2 ###
Length: 90 (semiglobal)
Query: 90 [1, 90]
Target: 90 [1, 90]
Score: 387
Ident: 83/90 (92.2%)
Simil: 83/90 (92.2%)
Gaps: 0/90 (0.0%)
Matrix: nuc44(-11, -1)
YP_009724390 ATGTTTGTTTTTCTTGTTTTATTGCCACTAGTCTCTAGTCAGTGTGTTAATCTTACAACCAGAACTCAATTACCCCCTGCATACACTAAT
1 ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||.||||||||||||||||||||.|||||.||||||||.|||||.|||||||||||.||. 90
QHR63300.2 ATGTTTGTTTTTCTTGTTTTATTGCCACTAGTTTCTAGTCAGTGTGTTAATCTAACAACTAGAACTCAGTTACCTCCTGCATACACCAAC
Align the translated regions
bio ncov:S ratg13:S --end 90 --translate --align
### 1: YP_009724390 vs QHR63300.2 ###
Length: 30 (semiglobal)
Query: 30 [1, 30]
Target: 30 [1, 30]
Score: 153
Ident: 30/30 (100.0%)
Simil: 30/30 (100.0%)
Gaps: 0/30 (0.0%)
Matrix: blosum62(-11, -1)
YP_009724390 MFVFLVLLPLVSSQCVNLTTRTQLPPAYTN
1 |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| 30
QHR63300.2 MFVFLVLLPLVSSQCVNLTTRTQLPPAYTN
Default alignment is semiglobal
A global alignment where end gaps are have no penality.
bio THISLINE ISALIGNED -i --align
### 1: S1 vs S2 ###
Length: 11 (semiglobal)
Query: 8 [1, 8]
Target: 9 [1, 8]
Score: 8
Ident: 4/11 (36.4%)
Simil: 5/11 (45.5%)
Gaps: 5/11 (45.5%)
Matrix: blosum62(-11, -1)
S1 THISLI--NE-
1 ||.: || 11
S2 --ISALIGNED
Local alignment
bio THISLINE ISALIGNED -i --align --local
### 1: S1 vs S2 ###
Length: 2 (local)
Query: 8 [7, 8]
Target: 9 [7, 8]
Score: 11
Ident: 2/2 (100.0%)
Simil: 2/2 (100.0%)
Gaps: 0/2 (0.0%)
Matrix: blosum62(-11, -1)
S1 NE
1 || 2
S2 NE
Global alignment
bio THISLINE ISALIGNED -i --align --global
### 1: S1 vs S2 ###
Length: 9 (global)
Query: 8 [1, 8]
Target: 9 [1, 9]
Score: -7
Ident: 2/9 (22.2%)
Simil: 3/9 (33.3%)
Gaps: 1/9 (11.1%)
Matrix: blosum62(-11, -1)
S1 THISLINE-
1 ....:.|| 9
S2 ISALIGNED
Semiglobal alignment
bio THISLINE ISALIGNED -i --align --semiglobal
### 1: S1 vs S2 ###
Length: 11 (semiglobal)
Query: 8 [1, 8]
Target: 9 [1, 8]
Score: 8
Ident: 4/11 (36.4%)
Simil: 5/11 (45.5%)
Gaps: 5/11 (45.5%)
Matrix: blosum62(-11, -1)
S1 THISLI--NE-
1 ||.: || 11
S2 --ISALIGNED


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Table().domain(values).probability(probs)
will create a distribution
dist1 =Table().with_columns('Value',make_array(2, 3, 4),'Probability',make_array(0.25, 0.5, 0.25))
dist1
dist2 = Table().with_columns('Value',make_array(2, 3, 12),'Probability',make_array(0.25, 0.5, 0.25))
dist2
Plotting is currently done with Table's hist method, which automatically normalizes the plot. Thus, even if the probabilities of the distribution itself don't sum to 1, the area of the plot will be 1. This could be misleading because it makes the input look like a distribution even though it isn't. I think I might change it so that it displays the actual heights rather than the normalized versions
Each distribution has a method called plot()
that can take in the following parameters:
Distributions can also be plotted with the function plot()
. Plotting multiple distributions requires the function plot rather than the method plot. The function takes in the following parameters:
Plot(dist1)
Plot(dist1, width=1)
plt.title("A distribution")
plt.show()
Plot(dist2)
Plot(dist2, width=2)
Plots("dist1", dist1, "dist2", dist2,alpha=.4);
Plots("dist1", dist1, "dist2", dist2, width=2,alpha=.6)
Distributions can also be initialized with a probability function instead of discrete probability values. The function must accept one argument and return a number
FiniteDistribution.probability_function()
from scipy.misc import comb
binomial = lambda n,p: lambda x: comb(n,x)*p**x*(1-p)**(n-x)
n = 10
p = 0.5
binDist = Table().domain(np.arange(n+1)).probability_function(binomial(n,p))
binDist
Plot(binDist)
binDist2 = Table().domain(np.arange(9)).probability_function(binomial(8,0.3))
Plot(binDist2)
Plots("Bin(n=10,p=0.5)", binDist, "Bin(n=8,p=0.3)", binDist2)
Plots("Bindist1", binDist, "Bindist2", binDist2, width=2)
dist.event(arg)
takes in a value of the domain or some kind of list of values in the domain. Returns a Table displaying themdist.prob_event(arg)
same as above but returns the sum of probabilities as a floatdist.plot_event(arg)
same as above but plots the event(s)binDist
binDist.event(np.arange(1,6,0.5))
binDist.prob_event([1,3,5])
Plot(binDist, event=[1,3,5])
Plot(binDist, event=np.arange(0,10,2))
Plot(binDist, event=[[1],[2],[3],[4,5,6]])
Infinite distributions can be represented as finite ones for visual purposes
mu = 2
import math
def poisson(k):
return math.exp(-mu) * mu ** k / math.factorial(k)
pois = Table().domain(np.arange(0,10)).probability_function(poisson)
Plot(pois)
Right now masks only work with width=1 and plots the distribution as a plt.bar.
Masks must be the same length as the domain of the distribution
domain = np.arange(0,11)
Plot(binDist, mask=domain<3)
Plot(binDist, mask=[domain<4, domain>4])
ev = binDist.expected_value()
sd = binDist.sd()
Plot(binDist, mask=[domain<ev-2*sd,
np.logical_and(domain>=ev-2*sd,domain<ev-sd),
np.logical_and(domain>=ev-sd,domain<ev),
np.logical_and(domain>=ev,domain<ev+sd),
np.logical_and(domain>=ev+sd,domain<ev+2*sd),
domain>=ev+2*sd])
u = Table().domain(np.arange(10)).probability(np.ones(10))
u.normalized()
Plot(u)
Plot(u, width=2)
Plot(u, width=5)
previous_days = np.arange(365)
prob_all_different = np.cumprod((365-previous_days)/365)
prev_people = np.arange(1, 365)
first_match = prob_all_different[:-1]*prev_people/365
first_match = np.append(0, first_match)
exactly_one_match = prob_all_different[:-1]*prev_people*(prev_people+1)/(2*365)
exactly_one_match = np.append(0, exactly_one_match)
second_match = exactly_one_match[:-1]*(prev_people-1)/365
second_match = np.append(0, second_match)
match_1 = Table().domain(np.arange(1, 366)).probability(first_match)
match_2 = Table().domain(np.arange(1, 366)).probability(second_match)
Plot(match_1)
plt.xlim(0, 100)
Plot(match_2)
plt.xlim(0, 100)
Plots("First match", match_1, "Second match", match_2)
plt.xlim(0, 100)
Plot(Table().domain([1, 1.5, 2]).probability([0.2, 0.4, 0.4]))
Table().domain(["H", "T"]).probability([0.5, 0.5])


The Accessibility Conference. May 27, 2014
Users employ a diverse range of technological devices, including assistive technologies & adaptive strategies, to navigate the world and access content on the web.
Like in the physical world web sites can and do have stairs. I created this stair analogy to show how each type of content, each piece of media and even design choices can present barriers?
By using web standards and best practices many of these barriers can be avoided. Preventing these barriers is a team effort and shift in design thinking.
Making sure that ramp gets built.
Web Accessibility is the inclusive practice of making websites usable by people of all abilities and disabilities.
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Code is invisible to most users, but not to assistive technology.
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But text without structure is harder to navigate and to understand.
The browsers and assistive technologies such as screen readers need to know what language the content is written in, and it needs to made aware of language changes.

<q lang="fr">Bonjour!</q>
By giving it meaning document structure: headings, lists, paragraphs, quotations, emphasis, tables, etc.
A user should be able to read the content from top to bottom (depending the language, of course) with styles turned off.
Keep it as simple as possible.
The stepping stones of the internet. Well-planned navigation and meaningful links, help all users find their way.
All users love consistency. Consistency has to persist in the code as well. As for a screen reader the heading hierarchy is a form of navigation.
Special links (often hidden) that provide a direct route to the main content are and other landmarks.
HTML5 has a robust set of new landmark tags, special tags for way finding.
that make the meaning and function of the link clear will make links more usable and more accessible. Avoid generic click here statements.
A text-based alternative for all meaningful visual content is required.

May need longer descriptions than is appropriate for the alt
attribute.
alt
textImage content for the course, Music 2011.
Not knowing the context, it is difficult to say, but I think option #3 is best.
Use the rich set of semantic table mark-up that is available. This codes meaning into your table to help assistive technologies read it properly.
And use them for tabular data, only. CSS is for layout.

Introduce the table here.

Table captions are associated directly with the table and give a visually impaired user a brief description of the data and the layout.
Describe the table here.
Use the scope attribute to give the row or column content direction.
Design decisions such colour and layout need to be agreed upon at the beginning of project to ensure that accessible colours are chosen.
Use formatting or icons to also communicate the meaning.
(4.5:1 or 7:1). Make it your practice to test for contrast.
The WCAG Samurai recommend trying the Brewer palette.
Using CSS & HTML together properly gives you the biggest bang in making your content accessible.
Keep things simple. Don't ask for data you don't need.
Associate a label
to every form control
.
Forms have a rich set of tags: legend
, fieldset
, optgroup
. Grouping like controls together creates organization and meaning.
One may need to use WAI-ARIA (Accessible Rich Internet Applications)
to make forms fully accessible.
Note: Inaccessible forms & complex data tables have been the basis for lawsuits.
Leave control with the user.
Interactive web components such games and learning activities are complex.
Accessibility is a design tool
[...] organizations need to look at accessibility as a design tool and not simply as list of requirements with which they must comply.
-Derek Featherstone, 2013
14% of Canadians self-identify as having a disability.
(2006 Canadian Census)
55% [of American cell phone owners] use their phone to go online… 31% of [these] current cell internet users say that they mostly go online using their cell phone.
(2012 Pew Research)
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Really simple concept: scan an input c file, find the functions that need prototype declarations, and then output the prototype declarations for you to copy and paste into a header or at the top of your file.
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Class Debt
Inheritance
System.Object
Debt
Assembly: InvisibleCollectorLib.dll
Syntax
public class Debt : AttributesModel<Item>, IRoutableModel
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Currency
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public string Currency { get; set; }
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CustomerId
The Id of the customer to whom the debt is issued.
Declaration
public string CustomerId { get; set; }
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Date
The debt date. Only the years, month and days are considered.
Declaration
public DateTime? Date { get; set; }
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DebitTotal
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public double? DebitTotal { get; set; }
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DueDate
The debt due date. Only the years, month and days are considered.
Declaration
public DateTime? DueDate { get; set; }
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GrossTotal
Declaration
public double? GrossTotal { get; set; }
Property Value
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Id
Declaration
public string Id { get; set; }
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InternalAttributes
Declaration
protected override IDictionary<string, string> InternalAttributes { get; set; }
Property Value
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| IDictionary<System.String, System.String> |
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InvisibleCollectorLib.Model.AttributesModel<InvisibleCollectorLib.Model.Item>.InternalAttributes
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InternalItems
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protected override IList<Item> InternalItems { get; set; }
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Items
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public IList<Item> Items { get; set; }
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NetTotal
Declaration
public double? NetTotal { get; set; }
Property Value
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Number
Declaration
public string Number { get; set; }
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PaidTotal
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public double? PaidTotal { get; set; }
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RoutableId
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public string RoutableId { get; }
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SendableFields
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protected override ISet<string> SendableFields { get; }
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Status
The debt status. Can be one of: "PENDING" - the default value; "PAID"; "CANCELLED"
Declaration
public string Status { get; set; }
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Tax
The total amount being paid in tax.
Declaration
public double? Tax { get; set; }
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Type
The debt type. Can be one of: "FT", "FS", "SD"
Declaration
public string Type { get; set; }
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AddItem(Item)
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public void AddItem(Item item)
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item |
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Equals(Object)
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public override bool Equals(object other)
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other |
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GetHashCode()
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public override int GetHashCode()
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SetCustomerId(Customer)
A convenience method to set the customer id.
Declaration
public void SetCustomerId(Customer customer)
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Name |
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| Customer |
customer |
The customer
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ToString()
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public override string ToString()
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UnsetAttributes()
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UnsetCurrency()
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UnsetCustomerId()
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UnsetDate()
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UnsetDueDate()
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UnsetGrossTotal()
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UnsetId()
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UnsetItems()
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UnsetNumber()
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UnsetStatus()
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Equality(Debt, Debt)
Declaration
public static bool operator ==(Debt left, Debt right)
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left |
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right |
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Inequality(Debt, Debt)
Declaration
public static bool operator !=(Debt left, Debt right)
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| Debt |
left |
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right |
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| Type |
Description |
| System.Boolean |
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public static class Filter.AssociationRuleFilter extends Filter<T>
Filter.AssociationRuleFilter, Filter.ItemSetFilter
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byBodySize(int minSize)
Sets the minimum size, an association rule's body must have to be accepted by the
filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byBodySize(int minSize,
int maxSize)
Sets the minimum and maximum size, an association rule's body must have to be accepted by
the filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byHeadSize(int minSize)
Sets the minimum size, an association rule's head must have to be accepted by the
filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byHeadSize(int minSize,
int maxSize)
Sets the minimum and maximum size, an association rule's head must have to be accepted by
the filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byOperator(@NotNull Operator operator,
double minPerformance)
Sets the minimum performance according to a specific metric, which must be reached by an
association rule to be accepted by the filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
byOperator(@NotNull Operator operator,
double minPerformance,
double maxPerformance)
Sets the minimum and maximum performance according to a specific metric, which must be
reached by an association rule to be accepted by the filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
bySize(int minSize)
Sets the minimum number of items an association rule's body and head must contain to be
accepted by the filter.
|
@NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter |
bySize(int minSize,
int maxSize)
Sets the minimum and maximum number of items an association rule's body and head must
contain to be accepted by the filter.
|
boolean |
test(@NotNull AssociationRule t) |
forAssociationRules, forItemSets
@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byOperator(@NotNull @NotNull Operator operator, double minPerformance)
operator
- The operator, which should be used to calculate the performance of
an association rule, as an instance of the type Operator
.
The operator may not be nullminPerformance
- The minimum performance, which should be set, as a Double
value. The minimum performance must be at least 0Filter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byOperator(@NotNull @NotNull Operator operator, double minPerformance, double maxPerformance)
operator
- The operator, which should be used to calculate the performance of
an association rule, as an instance of the type Operator
.
The operator may not be nullminPerformance
- The minimum performance, which should be set, as a Double
value. The minimum performance must be at least 0maxPerformance
- The maximum performance, which should be set, as a Double
value. The maximum performance must be at least the minimum
performanceFilter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter bySize(int minSize)
minSize
- The minimum number of items, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The minimum number of items must be at least 0Filter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter bySize(int minSize, int maxSize)
minSize
- The minimum number of items, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The minimum number of items must be at least 0maxSize
- The maximum number of items, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The maximum number of items must be at least the minimum number of
itemsFilter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byBodySize(int minSize)
minSize
- The minimum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
minimum size must be at least 0Filter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byBodySize(int minSize, int maxSize)
minSize
- The minimum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
minimum size must be at least 0maxSize
- The maximum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
maximum size must be at least the minimum sizeFilter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byHeadSize(int minSize)
minSize
- The minimum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
minimum size must be at least 0Filter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be null@NotNull public final @NotNull Filter.AssociationRuleFilter byHeadSize(int minSize, int maxSize)
minSize
- The minimum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
minimum size must be at least 0maxSize
- The maximum size, which should be set, as an Integer
value. The
maximum size must be at least the minimum sizeFilter.AssociationRuleFilter
. The filter may not be nullpublic boolean test(@NotNull @NotNull AssociationRule t)


Bavette may refer to:
- Bavette (pasta), a type of ribbon pasta noodle, similar to Spaghetti, that has a flat section and a slightly convex shape
- Bavette, another name for flank steak
- Bavette, a bib, as in baby-bib [a napkin tied under the chin of a child while eating]
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Libya - Profile
Facts
- With the current turmoil, the situation in Libya with regard to cruising boats is not known.
- The economy is dominated by oil production although efforts are being made to diversify into other industries, agriculture, and even tourism.
- The country has some spectacular archaeological remains, such as those in the city of Leptis Magna, which has possibly the best Roman site in the Mediterranean.
- Previously, entry formalities could be very difficult and the same rules applied to cruising yachts as to ordinary tourists. Arrangements for visits should still be made well in advance through the appropriate agents who will also arrange any visits ashore. Cruising yachts without these arrangements in place are therefore advised to avoid Libya and to keep well out of its territorial waters when sailing past its shores.
- If cruising the waters bordered by southern Sicily, Malta, Tunisia and Libya, be aware that because of an influx of migrants attempting to leave from Northern Africa there is an increase in Navy patrols in this area and the danger of small unlit craft carrying passengers.
Security
The situation in Lybia is volatile and current advice is not to visit the country. See FCO Foreign Travel Advice.
A number of foreign nationals have been shot dead in Libya. Further attacks against foreigners are likely and could be opportunistic. There is a high threat from terrorism including kidnapping. Since January 2014, a number of foreign nationals have been kidnapped, including in Tripoli.
Last updated July 2016.
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- fadeIn() - Method in class FBLAQuiz.CustomScrollUI
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Fades in the scrollbar from transparent to fully opaque
- fadeIn() - Method in class FBLAQuiz.ScoreReport.FadingButton
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If the button is transparent, it will make the button fade to full opacity
- fadeIn() - Method in class FBLAQuiz.ScoreReport.FadingLabel
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If the JLabel is transparent, it will make the JLabel fade to full opacity
- FadingButton() - Constructor for class FBLAQuiz.ScoreReport.FadingButton
- FadingLabel() - Constructor for class FBLAQuiz.ScoreReport.FadingLabel
- falseButton - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.TrueOrFalse
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The button to represent the answer being false
- FBLAQuiz - package FBLAQuiz
- FillInBlank - Class in FBLAQuiz
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Fill-In-The-Blank Question Class
- FillInBlank() - Constructor for class FBLAQuiz.FillInBlank
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Default constructor for creating a random question
- fillInBlankPanel - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.FillInBlank
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A container for components to represent a question
- fixedPoint - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.DraggableLine
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The Point representation of the line's pivot point
- flagged - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.FillInBlank
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Whether this question has been flagged for review or not
- flagged - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.Matching
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Whether this question has been flagged for review or not
- flagged - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.MCQ
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Whether this question has been flagged for review or not
- flagged - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.MultipleSelect
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Whether this question has been flagged for review or not
- flagged - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.TrueOrFalse
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Whether this question has been flagged for review or not
- flagTool - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.FillInBlank
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The button to flag the question for review
- flagTool - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.Matching
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The button to flag the question for review
- flagTool - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.MCQ
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The button to flag the question for review
- flagTool - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.MultipleSelect
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The button to flag the question for review
- flagTool - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.TrueOrFalse
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The button to flag the question for review
- frame - Variable in class FBLAQuiz.QuizMenu
-
The JFrame on which the program will display its GUI
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Tanium Detect is a module for Tanium to detect compromised machines with continuous monitoring, real-time alerting, and the flexibility to use a wide range of threat data sources for in-depth endpoint scanning.


Exchange Server introduces several schema changes, new nested security groups, and many control relationships to AD (perfect place to blend in)
Pre-Exchange 2007 SP1, this included WriteDACL privilege against the domain object itself, which was distributed down to ALL securable objects!
Backdoor:- Identify a non-protected security group with local admin rights on one or more Exchange servers
- Grant "Authenticated Users" full control over this security group
- Change the owner of the group to an Exchange server
- Deny "Read Permissions" on this group to the "Everyone" principal
Result:- Regain access to the AD domain as any user
- Add your current user to the back-doored security group
- Use local admin rights on Exchange to execute commands as the SYSTEM user on that computer
- Exchange Trusted Subsystem often has full control of the domain, so this may include DCSync!


Site design for Pets Return Home Sanctuary in Clarkdale, Az. The project includes the design of an expanded concrete pad for the kennel space, along with drainage for the site. To visit the Pets Return Home site click here.
The client is Mark Happe and the Pets Return Home Sanctuary. Mark has 30 years of canine behavior and training development experience. The mission of Pets Return Home is "Save lives, enrich welfare and build adoptability of homeless animals, drives our every action. "
Civil Engineer at Northern Arizona University
Civil Engineer and Environmental Engineer at Northern Arizona University
Civil Engineer and Environmental Engineer at Northern Arizona University
Civil Engineer at Northern Arizona University
The document provided is the project proposal that will be given to the client before the beginning of the project. The proposal includes the project understanding, scope of the project, project schedule, staffing plan and the cost of the project.
The presentation will be presented at December 6, 2019 to IAB. The presentation will cover the scope, the project schedule, the staffing plan, and the cost of the project that will be done in CENE 486.
The calendar provided is the schedule that is being proposed for the work next semester.


This is the initial build of the My Vitual Garage Sale website.
Coded the header and body sections, including the footer and address of the home page.
Coded links to the product pages that still have to be built.
Coded the vgs_styles.css document to align text, links, and apply background and text colors.


Meet Apple Developer app, the new primary destination for Apple developers and designers
by PradeepApple yesterday released the new Apple Developer app, the new primary destination for Apple developers and designers. Apple is updating the existing WWDC app as Apple Developer app. This app will allow you to stay up to date with the latest developer news, informative videos, WWDC content, and more. In the US, developers can also use this app app to enroll in the Apple Developer Program on iPhone or iPad. Apple will bring this support to more countries and regions in the future.
- Browse news, developer stories, and informative videos.
- Catch up on videos from past events and download them to watch offline.
- During WWDC, access the conference schedule, sign up for labs, and watch session live streams.
For iOS 13 users, this app supports Dark Mode as well.
You can download the app here from Apple App Store.


In the class today, our goal was to design and make our own clocks by using laser cutter. I designed my clock on Corel Draw first. The process of designing is actually really interesting althoug I didn't do it very well. After finishing the design and dowload the file in my flash drive, the next thing I need to do is to use laser cutter to cut it. The first thing I need to do with laser cutter is to make the machine "focus", then I let the cutter warm up to make sure it really works by cutting a cardboard. I put a piece of woodboard into the laser cutter to cut the surface of my clock after I setted the speed, power and turned on the air. It's really important to turn the air on. During the process of cutting, the firing may happen (we don't want a fire alarm!). Then after almost 1 hours, I got my clock! The last thing I needed to do is just assembling all different parts of clock together!
In class today, I made my own wristband. The color of the wristband matches the color of the coat that I usually wear! it's super cool. The process of making the wristband is exactly the same process of making the clock. The only difference was that I needed to design the wristband according to its dimensions and change the setting of the laser cutter wristband is made by leather instead of wood
The last thing I needed to do in this rotation is to use laser cutter to do some decoration on the surface of water bottlle. However, laser cutter can only remove the surface color on the water bottle in order to form decoration, so I need to choose black and white images. After finishing the design of decoration in Corel Draw, I needed put some water into water bottle to make sure it would rotate during the laser cutting. Finally, I just brought the water bottle, put it in to laser cutter, changed the setting, then a individualized water bottle was done!


User history test
In this test, we will try to detect the webpage you opened before on the private mode window.
Thus, we need you to follow the instruction to open the webpage one by one on the private mode window.
You need to open just one private mode window.
Also, you need make sure every window just open one tab during the test.
- Windows, Linux, or Chrome OS: Press Ctrl + Shift + n.
- Mac: Press ⌘ + Shift + n.
You need copy test website address to the private mode window.
http://gpu_attack.shujiangwu.com/aquarium/aquarium.html


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What is your favorite style of computer programming?
What is your favorite kind of food?
Who were your top 2020 presidential candidates? (Check all that apply)
Take a positive odd number. Multiply the number by 3, add 1, and keep dividing by 2 until there is another odd number. Prove that when this process is repeated, every positive odd number eventually converges to 1.


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NodeMcu Set Up on Mac OS
How to start a project with NodeMcu in Mac Environment
How to start a project with NodeMcu in Mac Environment
Watching Kickstarter Reward Tile's Availability, and Sending Push Notifications to iPhone
A personal mac terminal cheatsheet
A personal git cheatsheet
How to do some basic machine learning with Arduino
How to use Arduino for real-time audio signal processing.
How to manage tasks and activities in Android.


Rolled to the ER....
| DOSE: |
1 tablet |
oral |
Unknown |
(pill / tablet) |
-6:30pm, I swallowed what I thought was MDMA. It was a double-stacked blue pill with a label of 'RN.'  I was by myself, which probably wasnt the best idea.
-7:30pm, my head began to throb, in sync with my heartbeat. The pain was 10 times worse than any migraine I have ever been through. I got really hot, and couldn't see straight. There were no feelings of a normal roll (I've done X about 5 times before, and each time was fine).
-8:00pm, the wall began to move, just as if I was tripping. I saw mild visuals, then began to vomit violently. My head began hurting even worse, and could not stop dry heaving. I felt insane, and I was talking to myself, contemplating whether or not to call 911. My roomate finally got home, and I told him to take me to the hospital or else I would die...
***Went to the ER, my blood pressure was way above normal, and my body temp. was 101. They injected me with 50mg of phenergan and demerol (sic?), and slept till 1:00AM...Filed under a 'severe migraine.'***
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.