Replicating and improving the lightbox module seen on Medium with fluid transitions. View demo here.
Special thanks to the following stellar folks who has helped majorly in making Fluidbox better
Fluidbox was initially a simple personal challenge I set myself, with two simple aims — to replicate the distraction-free, fluid lightbox seen on Medium, and to improve on it such that it will allow linking to a larger-resolution image. The plugin deals with higher resolution, linked images elegantly, such that it only preloads them when users click on the thumbnails, therefore conserving bandwidth usage for your visitors and your server(s).
You can read my article on Medium about how I got inspiration for this little project of mine, and the basic mechanisms behind the plugin. Some serious math is involved (nah, not really).
Moreover, you can visit the demo of this plugin on the project page hosted with GitHub. The plugin version 1.22 and onwards (uncompressed, minified and its associated CSS file) is hosted with CDNJS.
Fluidbox has been implemented on other sites in the wild, too — check it out:
To add your site, write to me at @teddyrised.
| Version | Comments |
|———|———-|
| 1.2.0 | Official release |
| 1.2.1 | Minor bug fixes |
| 1.2.2 |

Bug fix: Changed positioning of overlay, to ensure that it works in pages with absolutely- or relatively-positioned parent/wrapper elements with z-indexs specified

Update: Fluidbox is now available via CDNJS.

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| 1.2.3 |

Bug fix: Fixed the iamge switching issue when Fluidbox is closed, which causes two flashes of white. This is done by listening to the transitionend
property, with a tiny hack.

Update: JS is minifised using UglifyJS instead of the YUI compressor, saving a wee bit more bandwidth for you.

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| 1.2.4α | Warning: Buggy, alpha-build

Bug fix: Removed the white flash issue by rearranging how overlay is appended to the DOM tree. Users can change the z-index in the CSS file freely (to suit their layout needs), as the script will store the original assigned z-index in a HTML5 data-
attribute for manipulation, in order to restore the original z-index

License notice: Switched from GNU to MIT.

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| 1.2.5 |

Bug fix: Minimized white flash issue and fixed the stacking order bug introduced in v1.2.4α. A new option is now available, known as stackIndex
. It is set to 999
by default, but if you have other absolutely positioned elements on the page that you want to overlay, you can change this option (alternatively, modify/lower the z-index
of offending elements).

Update: Included the updated licenses in license.md
and license.txt
.

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| 1.2.6 |

Bug fix: Replaced the use of transitionend
event detection for timing effects, due to the fact that the event lacks cross-browser support and standardization. This issue is particularly bad for Firefox, which showed that the transitionend
is not triggered properly, causing parts of the plugin to break. I have chosen to fall back to the native JS’ setTimeout
and clearTimeout
functions.

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| 1.2.7 |

Bug fix: Fixed issues when the .one()
event is not propery unbound, especially after rapid, successive clicking.

Update: Added a new option called stackIndexDelta
, where you can dictate how much the z-index should change when Fluidbox is toggled. The default is set to 10. If you have a lot of absolutely positioned elements on the page, you might want to increase this delta value.

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| 1.3.0 |

Update: Authored by @hybernaut. Removes dependency on imagesLoaded for a speedier performance — instead, listens to .load()
event on each individual Fluidbox thumbnail separately when triggering Fluidbox. Click handler has been migrated to a separate function to aid clarity.

Bug fix: The resize function used to check for the presence of a[data-fluidbox]
, which might not be present if users choose other ways to identify Fluidbox thumbnails. Selector has been updated to the universal a.fluidbox.fluidbox-opened
.

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| 1.3.1 |

Update & bug fix: Removed timer in JS, and rely on CSS3’s very own transition-delay
instead. This fixes the issue of rapid clicking causing the enlarged image not showing up.

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| 1.3.2 |

Update: Added support for borders and paddings on Fluidbox images.

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| 1.3.3 |

Bug fix: Added transition delay to thumbnail.

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To install Fluidbox, you will have to include the following resources in your page. The JS files should be loaded in the order stipulated below. For the CSS file, you can either incorporate it with your site’s stylesheet, or load it externally through the <link>
element in
.
| Type | File Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| JS | jQuery 1.x | External Dependency: The latest verson of jQuery 1.x library is needed for Fluidbox functionality. |
| JS | jquery.fluidbox.js |
Confers the main functionality of Fluidbox. Alternatively, you can load the minified version, jquery.fluidbox.min.js |
| CSS | css/fluidbox.css |
Offers styles that are crucial for the correct display of Fluidbox. The appearance will break if this is not included. |
### Basic
It is rather straightforward to use Fluidbox — simply chain the .fluidbox()
method to a selector of your choice. The plugin will automatically check if the selector is:

elementIn the event that the element that satisfies the selector criteria but failed any one of the above criteria, the element will be ignored and the plugin moves on to the next available element. Therefore, it is important that your Fluidbox element(s) follow the following format. The title
and alt
attributes of the
element is not used by the plugin, but the alt
attribute has to be present for it to be semantically valid.
html

In your JS file, you can simply chain the .fluidbox()
method to your selector on DOM ready:
js
$(function () {
$('.gallery a, a[rel="lightbox"]').fluidbox();
})
In order to enable Fluidbox functionality to dynamically-added content, you will have to apply .fluidbox()
to the element of interest after appending it to the DOM. For example, let’s say clicking a <button>
triggers the addition of a new image:
```js $(function() { $(‘button’).click(function(e) { e.preventDefault();
// Construct new image
var $newContent = $('<div><p>This is a new image that is dynamically-added to the page.</p><a href="http://placehold.it/500x500" title="" data-fluidbox><img src="http://placehold.it/200x200" alt="Alternate Text" title="Image Title" /></a></div>');
// Insert new content object into DOM, and then apply .fluidbox to it
$(this).after($newContent).next().find('a[data-fluidbox]').fluidbox();
}); )); ```
You are of course welcome to use other ways to manipulate and/or transverse the DOM, but you will have to adjust the search/filter function (using .find()
or other similar jQuery methods) to retrieve the newly inserted content and search for the element of interest where you want Fluidbox to work with.

and the likes, to hide their overflowing content, i.e. overflow: hidden
. This is because the enlarged image is positioned relatively to its hyperlink, and not absolutely or fixed within the viewport.stackIndex
of Fluidbox, while 10 is set as the default stackIndexDelta
, which is toggled on/off depending on the state of the Fluidbox. These settings can be individually tuned, see Configuration below.Fluidbox can be configured according to your needs. The following options are available:
| Option | Type | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
viewportFill |
Numerical | 0.95 |
Dictates how much the longest axis of the image should fill the viewport. The default value will make the image fill 95% of the viewport dimension along its longest axis |
overlayColor |
String | rgba(255,255,255,.85) |
Sets the background-color property of Fluidbox overlay. Defaults to white with an opacity of 0.85. |
debounceResize |
Boolean | true |
Dictates if the $(window).resize() event should be debounced for performance reason. This feature leverages the small snippet kindly provided by Paul Irish. |
closeTrigger |
Array | see below | Dictates what event triggers closing of an opened Fluidbox. The default setup binds the click handler to the overlay. |
stackIndex |
Integer | 999 |
Determines how high up the z-index will all Fluildbox elements be. Leave this option as default, unless you have other relatively or absolutely positioned elements on the page that is messing with Fluidbox appearance. |
closeTrigger
optionThe default setup will have the effect of binding the click event to the overlay, so that when user click on the overlay, the Fluidbox instance that is opened will be closed:
js
// Default option
closeTrigger: [
{
selector: '#fluidbox-overlay',
event: 'click'
},
{
selector: 'document',
event: 'keyup',
keyCode: 27
}
]
It is also possible to bind other events to trigger the same effect. For example, if you would want to close the Fluidbox when the viewport is resized, you can do the following:
js
$(function () {
$('a').fluidbox({
closeTrigger: [
{ selector: '#fluidbox-overlay', event: 'click' },
{ selector: 'window', event: 'resize' }
]
});
});
This will have the effect of doing so (where closeFb
is the internal function in the plugin needed to close any opened Fluidbox):
js
$(document).on('click', '#fluidbox-overlay', closeFb);
$(window).on('resize', closeFb);
You can even bind event to multiple selectors, and vice versa. The syntax of dictating so is similar to constructing event handler binding using the .on()
method, so if you are familiar with its use, dictating your own closeTrigger should not be too difficult:
js
$(function () {
$('a').fluidbox({
closeTrigger: [
{ selector: '#fluidbox-overlay', event: 'click' },
{ selector: 'window', event: 'resize scroll' },
{ selector: '#ele1, #ele2', event: 'hover' }
]
});
});
This will have the effect of doing so:
js
$(document).on('click', '#fluidbox-overlay', closeFb);
$(window).on('resize', closeFb);
$(document).on('hover', '#ele1, #ele2', closeFb)
As Fluidbox relies on CSS transforms, it only works with thumbnails that share the same aspect ratio with their higher resolution counterparts, otherwise the larger image will be cropped off, i.e. a square thumbnail linking to a landscape photo will cause the landscape photo to appear in a square frame. Fluidbox, serving as an alternative lightbox module, also assume that the image you have linked contains sufficient resolution to be displayed on the monitor — low resolution images will scale poorly on a large display.
Fluidbox require the following dependencies in order to function properly — you will have to include them in your page, if you want Fluidbox to work:
http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1/jquery.min.js
Note that the imagesloaded jQuery plugin is no longer required as of v1.2.8 and above.
Fluidbox allows you to throttle the $(window).resize()
event, and this is only possible with Paul Irish’s debounced resize function. The small script has been included in the plugin by default, but I would like to extend my gratitude to Paul for making it available, and for allowing me to include it in this plugin.
Fluidbox is not working in my installation. Where should I start?
Start by checking your browser’s console log. What error messages do you see? Also, make sure that you are using the latest version of jQuery 1.x (minimum requirement: v1.8 or above) and that the dependencies have been loaded successfully.
Do you plan to implement [insert feature]?
Fluidbox is conceived as a means to simplify lightboxes. Therefore, I plan to keep Fluidbox as simple as it is, without additional features, such as captioning (there are other limitations to this, too) and gallery features. However, you can always fork and modify Fluidbox to your perosnal liking.
This plugin is licensed under the MIT License.


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| DOSE: |
2 Tbsp |
oral |
DXM |
(powder / crystals) |
Well, first of all, I tried DXM twice before. A friend came over and gave me like half a bag of the powder. It was probably more than an ounce. The first time I took it, I passed out cold after 10 minutes of indigestion. My friend, though, said he tripped the whole night. I felt bad for making him trip by himself. But anyways, the second time the same damn thing happened to me.
OK...so now we come to the third time. It was a friday night and I did not feel like going out and I knew I had the rest of that stuff. So I told my roomate that I was going to eat the rest of the bag and for him to leave me alone in my room unless I really start screaming or something. So I ate the two tablespoons, in a small glass of wine, and freaking five minutes later I was in my room and I started to feel really wierd. Then all of a sudden my head felt like it had needles poking into it and it itched really really bad, but I would scratch it and it really wouldn't go away. So I decided to take a shower and get ready for whatever was in store (mind you...it has been FIVE minutes!) OK...so I am in the shower and it really starts to hit. I started to get really dizzy and put my head on the wall and let the water run all over me. It wasn't as cool as I thought it was going to be.
So I got out of the shower and barely made it to my room. I just collapsed in my bed (now its been like 20 minutes). I started seeing all kinds of stuff in the shadows. I had my Aiwa stereo on and the lights from the music made these dancing 'figures' all over my room. I was not scared at all. I just felt really 'wierd'...actually really really really wierd. I ended up laying there and manifested this whole party at my house. I dont know how long it lasted because at this time I could not see at all. I could see, but, for example, when I looked at my alarm clock, it looked like the numbers were moving up and down really really fast in about an 8 inch high motion. And I kept hearing all kinds of stuff. I cant really describe it, just like scratching sounds, like if you ran an electrified wire over a metal surface...kind like a welding machine. And other sound as well, like just echos of noises...nothing I can pinpoint at all.
But anyways, back to the story. I ended up meeting all these people at MY party! It was like there were all these people at my house and I was 'floating' around very peacfully introducing myself and welcoming them to my house. Then I remember things got really wierd at the 'party'. There were these girls and they were upset at me because I did not have the right furniture in my house. This made me feel very strange. At that time I came back to my room and was once again in my bed.
Well of course that didn't work so I called my roomates girlfriend to come up and just talk to me (I was not freaking out at all...I just wanted to talk to someone for a little while). Well she came up and asked me what up and when I tried to talk I couldn't! I had to concentrate really hard to get a word out and when it came out I said the word like 30-40 times. I couldn't stop saying the words. AT ALL! For example, I tried to tell her this 'Why did those girls get made because of the furniture?' but it came out like this...'Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why Why did did did did did did did did did did did did did did those thooooose thoooooose thooooose thoooose......'. I knew I was doing it but I was totally out of control. Also, when I would talk to her I would raise out of my body from my legs and be 'standing' there like normal.
I tried to get out of my bed when I was really phucked up and I could only stand there. If I moved I would have fallen, I knew that much...so I laid back down. I liked watching my clock radio. The numbers...I will never forget that.
 I still could barely walk. I walked downstairs and looked at the empty bag and just shook my head. When I did that I saw mad tracers all over and for about the next 7 hours I was constantly seeing stars.
I would say that I sobered up on Sunday when I woke up.
Thats all I wanted, just to see what it was like. Personally I think I over did it because I don't remember much from the night because I was soooo phucked up. I will never do it again. I will never forget that awful feeling on my head with the needles. I had my fun and personal experience.....bye bye DXM. Peace, Im Out.
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Kano 'Chip Whip': FRSC, DSS burst fake number plate producers
Agency Reporter
In a swift investigation and tactically orchestrated covert operation by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) and the Department of State Services (DSS) to track down the producers of fake number plates in the country; both agencies have apprehended some syndicates in Kano and Kebbi states in connection with the production of illegal number plates, including the fake Kano ‘Chip Whip’ number plate.
According to Bisi Kazeem, the Corps Public Education Officer, upon sighting the illegal number plate, the Corps Marshal, Dr Boboye Oyeyemi, immediately directed the Kano State Sector Commander, Corps Commander Zubairu Mato, to collaborate with security agencies to fish out the syndicates involved in producing fake number plates in the state.
On Tuesday 12th November, 2019, the DSS raided the following areas in Kano State: Sabon Gari, Kofar Ruwa, Gidan Boss (Kofar Mazugal) Kofar Wambai (Yan Robobi) and Naibawa Zaria Road.
At Sabon Gari, a suspect was arrested and subsequently charged to court for production of fake number plates. The suspect was apprehended while digging the ground to hide the illegal number plates in his possession to evade arrest.
Read Also: FRSC decries human overloading in the North
Reacting to the successes recorded in the operation, the State Director, DSS Kano, promised to sustain the tempo of clamping down on producers of fake number plates in the state.
In a similar operation, the Corps arrested some syndicates at the Dodaru market, Gwandu Local Government Area of Kebbi State who specialise in selling illegal number plates to motorcyclists.
The suspects were arraigned on Friday before the Chief Magistrate Court 1 Birnin Kebbi.
The accused pleaded not guilty but were remanded in prison custody by the Chief Magistrate till 28 November, 2019 when the case will be represented for hearing.


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share: true
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Take a look at some projects I've made or I've worked on:
Company leave time management tool. Forget complicated spreadsheets and complex applications. Plan time off the easy way
Game made with Phaser to help raise awareness in our office (The Cocktail), so people don't feed our little pet dog :) (she gets sick)
A fake website for a startup that works in the text upcase market. I did it just for fun x)
Begin Vegan Begun Android mobile app. All vegan blog recipes in a great and simple app.
Begin Vegan Begun iOS mobile app. All vegan blog recipes in a great and simple app


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RULE 1003 COMMENTARY
This rule is identical with Fed. R. Evid. 1003. It restates a prior statute, Hawaii Rev. Stat. §622-3 (1976) (repealed 1980) (originally enacted as L 1876, c 32, §44; am L 1945, c 17, §1; am L 1972, c 104, §2(c)), which similarly provided for liberal use of facsimile copies in lieu of originals. See Territory v. Morgenstein, 39 H. 602 (1952). "Duplicate" is defined in Rule 1001(4) supra.
Case Notes
Trial court's denial of an objection to the admissibility of a duplicate under this rule is reviewed under abuse of discretion standard. 83 H. 50 (App.), 924 P.2d 544 (1996).


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Creating a group is an easy and powerful way to give a subset of users the same access to a set of products, categories, pricing, permissions, and many other configurations that apply to a collection of users. They are easy to create and maintain, but most importantly, they are flexible. They manage to be flexible in two major ways. First, a user can be assigned to any amount of groups, whether that be 0, 1, or many. This means one user can have a combination of permissions from a mix of whatever groups they are assigned to. If group 1 has access to category A, and group 2 has access to category B, a user assigned to both gains access to both category A and B. Second, a group is given similar behaviors as a user. This means a group can be used in place of a user for nearly every assignment (category assignment, product assignment, address assignment, etc.).
What this flexibility means is that you can more easily create and scale an application with a massive or growing user base without sacrificing functionality due to administration getting out of hand. We urge you to create and use groups as often as you can, as it will help decrease the time it creates to build an administrative application, make it easier for the admin users to manage users, and even make it easier to allow buyer-users to self-administer.
A full user object has more stored values than what you saw in the buyer object, as you can see below,
Take a look at the code block we have provided you to the right. You will see across the top all of
the CRUD operation scripts, but for now we will be focusing on creating a new user in the
create.js
script. As you can see inside of create.js
,
you have a full group object like the one above stored in a variable called var group
.
Much like when creating your first set of users, creating a group has an identical number and type of
parameters. Because of this, I will focus on the new user object and skim through the rest.
Let's focus again on the create.js
script for this class.
As with creating a new user, creating a new group requires that you include an ID of the buyer you plan on
using as the context. Set this the same as you did in the Create a User course in the
buyerID
variable. Now move your focus down to line 4 where group
is set with the new group object. Go ahead and fill out the ID
, Name
, and
Description
values as you would like. Note again that ID
must not have any spaces.
Leave ReportingGroup
set to false and xp
set to null. Do not worry about what either
of these are right now, as it is outside of the scope of this course.
We recommend you write down the ID of your new group. You will end up using it in the next class.
If you are ready, go ahead and process the request by hitting "Run". You only need to create one new group before you continue to the next course.


For some aggregations, information is stored in Mongo DB, which you can
configure in the configuration panel.
If your Mongo configuration is working properly, a new database called
redi will be created. The aggregations results are in statistics
collection. Each result of a query is stored as a document. Until now, there are
five queries preprocessed.
barchar: contains information of total of authors and publications for each institution.
This information is used in the barchar view within REDI.
count_authors: Total of authors on each institution.
count_publications: Total of publications on each institution.
count_research_areas: Frequency of research areas.
keywords_frequencypub_gt4: keywords than have a frequency greater than four.
Cache authors profiles
Authors profiles are stored in Mongo DB in the collection authors.


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This sample application also named XP2Win7 from Microsoft shows off some of the following Windows 7 specific features:
• Windows Search
• UAC
• Scheduled Task
• Windows 7 Taskbar Integration
• Transactional File System
• IO Optimization
• Event Tracing for Windows (ETW)
• Microsoft Management Console
• Windows 7 Libraries
• Windows 7 Sensor and Location Platform
• PowerShell
• Preview Handler
• Aero Glass
• Trigger Start Services


Hello,
I bought the Pressure Plug from JeeLabs which is basically the BMP085 in a board.
I would like to get some help in order to connect it to a nanodeRF without burning everything at the first try...
Thanks for any help.
Regards,
Luis
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BMP085 to nanodeRFSubmitted by saturno on Tue, 13/03/2012 - 17:15Hello, I bought the Pressure Plug from JeeLabs which is basically the BMP085 in a board. I would like to get some help in order to connect it to a nanodeRF without burning everything at the first try... Thanks for any help. Regards, Luis
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Re: BMP085 to nanodeRF
it is a I2C sensor, but a 3.3V one. There is nothing really fancy about connecting it. Power the SDA and SCL lines like this, BUT from the 3.3 line, I googled up that pic and it is for a 5V system
Re: BMP085 to nanodeRF
Hi Mharizanov!
Thanks for your input.
Please correct me if my assumption's wrong:
Those SCL and SDA from the sensor are connected to two analog pins on the nanodeRF (Arduino); can they be exchanged without damaging anything? My question is mainly because nanodeRF have a little different pin assignment than Arduino and I am trying to avoid damaging it at the first try.
Before posting this question, I already reviewed some code examples from people that are using this sensor. One thing that confuses me is that I thought that in order to exchange information to/from this sensor with nanodeRF/arduino I was required to explicitly define or configure the pins I used to connect the sensor in the sketch. But none of the sketches I saw showed that kind of information. If this is correct, how does the arduino know how should it communicate with the sensor?
Thanks once more.
Regards,
Luis
Re: BMP085 to nanodeRF
Ok, I think I sorted it out.
The SCL and SDA pins are also identified on nanodeRF. Just got the nanoedRF pins list and confirmed this.
This means that soon I'll post some news on how I'm getting this to work.
Cheers,
Luis


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With show miRNAs enabled, you can click on a mature miRNA in the results to be taken to the mirbase.org page corresponding to its accession number.
This site allows to determine the activity of any siRNA, shRNA, or miRNA to be toxic through its 6mer seed sequence in human (HeyA8 - ovarian, H460 - lung and H4 - brain) and mouse (M565 - liver, 3LL - lung and GL261 - brain) cancer cell lines.
The viability columns of the data table are colored as follows:
When show miRNAs is enabled, miRNAs are color-coded as follows:
Gao, Q.Q., Putzbach, W.E., Murmann, A.E., Chen, S., Sarshad, A.A., Peter, J.M., Bartom, E.T., Hafner, M. and Peter, M.E. (2018) 6mer seed toxicity in tumor suppressive microRNAs. Nature Comm, 9:4504.
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This site was developed by Johannes Peter.
The source code is available on Github under the MIT license
You are welcome to file Bug Reports or make Feature Requests


bds combines the simplicity of scripting and the power to run on any computer. After all, a laptop, a cluster, a cloud and a datacenter are just computers. You should not need different frameworks to run program on each of them.
No need to spin instances or wait for cluster queues while developing and debugging. The same script runs without changes on laptops, clusters, or cloud. So you can develop pipelines faster and easier. Turn arround times are faster, debug times are shorter.
Once your script is ready, you just run it ont the cloud. No need to change the script. Coordinating jobs, spinning instances, logging, all done transparently.
You can ask questions, coding tips in the new discussions.
Read our paper [pdf] for a detailed introduction.
Keep in mind that this paper only covers bds version 0.9, and many features and improvements have been added since.
If you use bds
in an academic environment, please cite our work.
Edit bds
programs using the VI syntax highlight


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DESCRIPTION
This is a group event and all the groups are instructed to reproduce the same waveform as given. The fastest group which is obtained the waveform accurately within the time limit is subjected to the prize.
RULES
- Maximum number of participants allowed in one team is two(2).
- Duration of the event is 2 hours.
- Electronic components and instruments will be provided
- Participants are not permitted to have mobile phones and any other electronic equipments.
- The participants are instructed to generate the given waveform, by using circuit diagram.
- The waveform is given on the spot.
- Each participant can't take more than three chances, negative marks will be awarded for the second and third submission.
- There will be second round if there is any tie in the first round.
- The faster you finish the work neatly, the easier you will bag the prize.
- Any misbehavior during the event can lead to elimination of the team.
- Decision of the judges will be final and binding.


Project 1 - Mining bioinformatics databases
28 Sep 2017The goal of this project is to explore online public databases and discover information on a gene that may be relevant to its role in diseases or other traits.
First choose a trait. Human diseases work well because there have been studied so intensely, but other characteristics of humans, animals, plants, or even bacteria can work. I recommend sticking to model systems (human, mouse, Arabidopsis) - there is much more information about these organisms in most databases.
Once you have chosen your trait, you need to find a gene that has been linked to that trait. A useful place to start for Human traits is the Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man databases. Wikipedia, or just Google also work.
Here are some trait - gene pairs as examples:
| Trait | Gene |
|---|---|
| Cystic Fibrosis | CFTR |
| Acondroplasia | FGFR3 |
| Breast Cancer | BRCA1 |
| Alzheimers disease | APOE |
| Type-2 Diabetes | INS |
| Mad cow disease | PRNP |
| Sprinter gene | ACTN3 |
| Shade-response | PHYB |
| Flower defects | AP1 |
You’re goal in Projects 1 and 2 is to build a model for why mutations in this gene are associated with your trait.
For Project 1, as a class I want you to explore as many different databases as possible to build a catalog of types of bioinformatics information available for different classes of genes. I want each of you to choose one database and prepare a Wiki page documenting the database. Use Markdown to compose your page. You can use the HackMD tool. Provide answers and links or images to address as many of the following questions as possible. Organize the information in a readable way. We will collect these into a class Wiki site at the end.
- What type of data does the database hold? What types of biological questions could use this database to address?
- Where does the data come from? Who collects it, currates it, and publishes it?
- How are the data stored? In what format?
- What tools are available for accessing the data?
- Are there restrictions placed on how you are allowed to use the data? What is it’s license? What does this mean?
- Find a paper that cites the database. Hint: use Google scholar. What was the study and why did they use this database?
- How many entries are there for your gene / mutation / disease?
- Describe one entry. Provide a direct link to this entry. What did you learn about your gene?
- Describe some types of biological questions that you could use this database to address.
Here are some rules:
- Every student must choose a different database. There are 1000s of databases available. Usefull lists can be found here and here. When you choose a database, enter it in the google doc here. Before you choose your database, ensure that someone else hasn’t chosen that one first!
- The only limitation on the database is that it contains information on your groups gene or disease. Find a database that looks interesting!
For Project 2, you can refer back to this class resource to identify types of data that you can integrate to build a model for your gene.
Note: If you find a databases that you want to explore that indexes something other than genes, ask


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These packages are built and signed by the osquery development team. They are mostly universal and use a minimal number of run-time library dependencies. This means the binaries are abnormally big (~20MB).
For release notes please visit https://github.com/facebook/osquery/releases.Downloads
~ $ ls osquery-latest/ | ./hashthem.sh
{% for dist in versions.first %} {% if dist[0] != 'version' and dist[0] != 'debug' %} {% assign key = dist[0] %} {% assign prefix = site.prefixes[key] %} {% assign sep = site.separators[key] %}https://pkg.osquery.io/{{key}}/osquery{{sep}}{{version}}{{prefix}}
{{dist[1]}}
{% endif %} {% endfor %}To take advantage of the most current features and join the osquery development community we like to suggest building from source! Head to GitHub clone and compile.
Build Instructions
$ git clone http://github.com/facebook/osquery.git
$ cd osquery
$ make deps
$ make -j 8
$ ./build/<platform>/osquery/osqueryi
We publish osquery to a yum repository. The RPMs have extremely few dependencies and should work on *most* x86_64 Linux operating systems. You may install the "auto-repo-add" RPM or add the repository target.
yum Install
$ curl https://pkg.osquery.io/rpm/GPG | sudo tee /etc/pki/rpm-gpg/RPM-GPG-KEY-osquery
$ sudo yum-config-manager --add-repo https://pkg.osquery.io/rpm/osquery-s3-rpm.repo
$ sudo yum-config-manager --enable osquery-s3-rpm
$ sudo yum install osquery
We publish osquery to an apt repository. The DEBs have extremely few dependencies and should work on *most* x86_64 Linux operating systems.
apt Install
$ export OSQUERY_KEY=1484120AC4E9F8A1A577AEEE97A80C63C9D8B80B
$ sudo apt-key adv --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com --recv-keys $OSQUERY_KEY
$ sudo add-apt-repository "deb [arch=amd64] https://pkg.osquery.io/deb deb main"
$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install osquery
We recommend installing and deploying Windows support using chocolatey. Please let us know if your enterprise could make use of other package formats.
Windows Install
C:\> choco install osquery
These packages contain debug binaries or the debuginfo symbols. The packages are available in yum/apt using the respective debug name.
Debug Downloads
~ $ ls osquery-debug-latest/ | ./hashthem.sh
{% for dist in versions.first.debug %} {% assign key = dist[0] %} {% assign prefix = site.prefixes[key] %} {% assign sep = site.separators[key] %} {% assign dbg = site.debug_prefixes[key] %}https://pkg.osquery.io/{{key}}/osquery-{{dbg}}{{sep}}{{version}}{{prefix}}
{{dist[1]}}
{% endfor %}


Welcome to the sample for integrating a parameter configuration tool with OSCM. The sample tool is implemented in JavaScript. It can be integrated with OSCM to show you the key aspects involved in the integration process.
In the following sections, you can find an overview of the resources that make up the sample and a step-by-step description of how to integrate the sample with OSCM.
Sample Resources
The resources that make up the sample are provided in the oscm-integration-parameter-configurator.zip file:
- WebContent directory - the source code files of the sample tool.
- oscm-parameter-configurator.war file - the Web archive to be deployed for the sample tool.
To use the sample, extract the contents of the oscm-integration-parameter-configurator.zip file to a separate directory on your file system, and proceed as described in the next section.
Using the Sample Tool
As a prerequisite for using the sample tool, you must have access to a fully functional OSCM installation. To use the sample tool with OSCM, proceed as follows:
- Deploy the oscm-parameter-configurator.war archive to any domain on your Web/application server.
- Log in to the OSCM administration portal as a supplier.
- Select Marketable Service >
Define a service, and create a marketable service. The marketable service may be based on any technical service that defines parameters.
Select the User option check box for each parameter to offer the parameters to customers when they subscribe to the service.
In the URL of a parameter configuration tool field, enter the URL pointing to the sample tool. Enter the URL in the following format:
http://<server>:<port>/oscm-parameter-configurator/index.html
<server> is the Web/application server where the sample tool has been deployed. <port> is the port to address the domain on the Web/application server.
- Define a price model for the service using the Define for service menu option in the Price model menu.
- Select Marketable Service >
Define publishing options, and select the marketplace to which you want to publish the service.
- Select Marketable Service >
Activate or deactivate services, and make the service available for subscription on the marketplace.
- Log in to the marketplace as a customer, select the service, and click Get it now to start the subscription process.
- On the Configuration page, define the subscription details. In the Parameters and options section, click Configure to access the sample tool.
A modal window is displayed with the sample tool you have integrated.
If the sample tool is not available at the specified URL, a warning is displayed and the standard OSCM
Service parameter table is displayed instead.
- Modify the parameters as required with the sample tool. For each parameter, you see its price per subscription. The sample tool does not support prices per user, nor stepped prices.
- Click Configure in the modal window to finish.
The window is closed.
- Finish the subscription process and confirm your subscription.
You can now continue with:
- Using the service with the configured parameters.
- Updating the configured parameters for the subscription, if required.


Preheat oven to 325 degrees F (165 degrees C). Spray cupcake cups with cooking spray, or line with cupcake liners.
Place 8 strawberries into a blender, and blend until smooth. Pour the puree through a strainer to remove seeds. Puree should equal about 3/4 cup. Set the puree aside.
In a large bowl, beat together the eggs, white sugar, vegetable oil, 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract, lemon zest, and strawberry puree until well combined. Stir in the flour, baking powder, salt, vanilla pudding mix (for a moister cupcake), and red food coloring to reach a desired shade of pink. Spoon the batter into the prepared cupcake cups, filling each about 2/3 full.
Bake in the preheated oven until the cupcakes have risen and a toothpick inserted into the center of a cupcake comes out clean, about 23 minutes. Allow the cupcakes to cool at least 10 minutes before frosting.
To make frosting, beat cream cheese and butter together in a mixing bowl with an electric mixer until smooth, and mix in confectioners' sugar and 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract to make a lump-free icing. Frost each cupcake with about 2 tablespoons of icing, and top each cupcake with a strawberry slice.


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The best way to go "under the hood" of the translator is with an example. Let's return to the sample program we have already seen:
program mix ( inWave1:wave, inWave2:wave, outWave:wave ) { outWave[c,i] = inWave1[c,i] + inWave2[c,i]; }
Here is the C++ code generated by the above Sonic program.
You may wish to print this file or open it in another browser window for convenient reference while reading the following discussion.
Sampling Rate and Number of Channels
In the current version of Sonic, the sampling rate and number of channels must be the same for all input and output files processed by a given program. The constants 'SamplingRate' and 'NumChannels' in the output C++ source define these values for the entire program. Their default values are 44100 Hz and 2 channels (CD quality). The programmer may override these defaults by explicitly defining certain
built-in constants. For example, if the programmer wanted to create a monaural audio file with a 22050 Hz sampling rate, the following Sonic code would be used:
r = 22050; // override default sampling rate m = 1; // override default number of channels program mix ( inWave1:wave, inWave2:wave, outWave:wave ) { outWave[c,i] = inWave1[c,i] + inWave2[c,i]; }
Useful Math Constants
The constants 'pi' and 'e' are defined for use by any occurrences of them in Sonic expressions.
Function Prototypes
Sonic requires the programmer to define one or more functions. One of the functions must use the 'program' keyword (to indicate where execution should begin), and the rest must use the 'function' keyword. The translator generates C++ prototype declarations for all functions before generating main() and the C++ translations of the Sonic functions. Therefore, functions may appear in any order in the Sonic source code, regardless of which functions call which. This allows things like mutual recursion between two functions without the syntactic overhead of a forward reference mechanism.
By the way, the C++ functions are all given names based on their names in Sonic. However, the prefix 'f_' is added to each name. This is done so that it is not possible to conflict with any reserved words or other symbols which exist in C++ but not Sonic. For example, it is valid to name a Sonic function 'template', even though this is a reserved word in C++, because the C++ function name will be 'f_template'.
The Function main() Is Startup Code
You might think that the program function in the Sonic source code would become the function main() in the C++ target code. This is not quite the case. Consider the following points.
The Sonic Functions
After main(), the Sonic/C++ translator generates C++ target code for the program function, then target code for every non-program function in the order it appears in the source code.
A Wave Assignment
There are two categories of assignment statements in Sonic:
simple assignments and
wave assignments. A simple assignment is one that assigns a new value to a variable of numeric or boolean type, e.g.,
A simple assignment in Sonic gets converted to a familiar C++ assignment statement in a fairly literal manner.duration = 5 * sqrt(x);
On the other hand, a wave assignment is more complex in its semantics, and it results in a larger amount of C++ target code. Wave assignments can be identified in a Sonic program by two traits: (1) The variable on the left side of the equal sign is of type wave, and (2) the variable is followed by either [c,i] or [c,i:expression], where expression defines an explicit number of samples in the output.
Previous Section: A Sample Program Written in Sonic
Next Section: The Sonic User Manual
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I am teaching a summer school and someone here is having trouble with fonts on the Mac -- when she types "#check 2", the blackboard bold N doesn't appear. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Maybe some of the font recommendations in this thread will work?
Assuming she is using VS Code:
1. Press ⌘,
to open preferences.
2. Type font family
in the search box.
3. Try changing the defaults to Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace
.
Oh, sorry, I should have been more specific. It is the first day, and she is using the browser javascript version, with Chrome. (But the VS Code information is also helpful!)
Thanks so much for the instructions! It works now:)
I'am also missing some symbols on Mac, e.g. the subscript "l" in →ₗ[γ]
. Has anyone figured out how to get that?
The steps that worked for me (from the thread linked above) were to install the Deja vu fonts and then change the list of fonts in VS code to DejaVu Sans Mono, Menlo, Monaco, 'Courier New', monospace
I use everson mono
on mac. You have to download that, but all the unicode characters are monospace, which is nice.
Very cool, thanks!
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Helen Karatza
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Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Department of Informatics
Greece
Sergey Andreev
Assistant professor, Academy Research Fellow
Tampere University
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Tatiana Atanasova
Associate Professor
Institute of Information and Communication Technologies - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, Department of Modelling and Optimization
Bulgaria
Jiri Hosek
Associate Professor and Deputy Vice-Head for R&D and International Relations
Department of Telecommunications, Brno University of Technology
Czech Republic


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