The migration of a homeless group to a new home. There are many motives: they may be refugees running from the light of their burning homes, they may wish to escape a wicked or unjust land and start anew. They may be migrating for profit.
This theme can be the basis of an Epic.
If done in space the heroes can become Space Cossacks in the process.
May overlap with Fighting for a Homeland, Invading Refugees, or The Quest. May lead to Settling the Frontier.
Examples
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Anime and Manga
- Space Battleship Yamato: The original reason for rebuilding the Yamato as a spaceship was something like this, but when they learned that there was technology on Iscandar that could cleanse the earth of radiation poisoning they quickly changed the mission. some of the crew try to colonize Iscandar anyway though. In the 3rd series, they are in fact sent on a mission to find a new planet for people to migrate to, and fail, but end up saving Earth again.
- Macross Frontier follows several Generation Ships, including the titular Frontier, as they explore the galaxy to find new places for humanity and Zentradi to inhabit after the original Super Dimension Fortress Macross saw much of the Earth devastated. Earth itself isn't abandoned by any means, but nobody wants humankind restricted to just one planet anymore... not after the Zentraedi War very nearly lead to humanity's extinction.
Film — Live Action
- The Emigrants (1971) and The New Land (1972) tell the saga of emigrants from Sweden who become immigrants and settlers in Minnesota in the 19th century.
Literature
- Watership Down: The main focus of the plot is the migration of a tribe of rabbits fleeing from the destruction of their home warren towards the safety of the titular Watership Down. The journey itself spans about five miles, which to rabbits is a very long and dangerous distance indeed.
- Warrior Cats
- Warriors had this as the plot of the second series, after the original forest was destroyed to make way for a road, forcing the Clans to undergo an exodus across unknown lands (mostly some farmland and a smallish city. To cats, that's a long way) and a mountain range, towards a destination whose location or nature they're not even sure of.
- The cats in the prequel series, Warrior Cats: Dawn of the Clans, also undertake an exodus of their own, heading from the mountainous home of what would become the Tribe of Rushing Water after it became clear there wasn't enough food to support every cat there. Following the rising sun, they eventually settled in a forest in the plains, mingling with the local cats to become the four (five, back then) Clans.
- Before that, the Ancients, cats who lived around the lake before the Clans did, left their home for the mountains, fleeing Twoleg activity at their old home, eventually forming the Tribe of Rushing Water... from whom would descend the Clans, who eventually settled the lake again, bringing the migrations full circle.
- Happens several times in the Tolkien legendarium, too. First some of the elves migrated to Valinor, then some of them migrated back. Then some men migrated to Númenor, then some of their descendants migrated back. Then Hobbits migrated to the Shire... there are probably others.
- The Aeneid follows Aeneas of Troy and several of his followers fleeing the sack of their city by the Greeks, eventually reaching Italy by way of Carthage, where they would become the ancestors of the Romans.
- Several Norse sagas
- The Bible: specifically, the book of Exodus
- The Cold Moons by Aeron Clement is about a huge sett of badgers running away from humans that are trying to exterminate them. It's based on the European badger exterminations of the 1970s and 1980s.
- The Kushans in the last two books of Belisarius Series
- In Firesong, the third book in the Wind on Fire trilogy, the Manth tribe, after the destruction of their city, travel across the continent to find a new homeland their prophet has seen.
- In Katherine Kerr's Deverry series, the humans migrated to the world of Annwn after being chased out of their homeland by the "cursed Rhwmanes". This ultimately caused the decimation of the Elven people.
- In It Can't Happen Here, American refugees have been steadily pouring into Canada to escape the Windrip regime. After escaping from the Trianon camp, Doremus himself makes the trek to Canada and lives there as a refugee for a time.
- Vilhelm Moberg's The Emigrants series follows a group of poor farmers who migrate from the same Swedish village to settle in Minnesota, trying to escape forces varying from religious persecution to sexual exploitation to poverty so severe that one family's child starves to death.note
- In Truckers, the first volume of the Nomes Trilogy, the Store Nomes have to leave the Store because it's being demolished. Since they've long forgotten anything exists outside the store (they've been there for nearly a century, and their generations are about ten years) this is a problem.
Live-Action TV
- Battlestar Galactica (1978) and Battlestar Galactica (2003)
- Those aliens in Star Trek: The Next Generation (those that have the True Girlfriend that Troi's husband-to-be was looking for)
- The fifth season of The Walking Dead features the main cast's desperate trek to Washington, D.C. in hopes of finding shelter and supplies at what they believe to be their best option.
Tabletop Games
- Traveller has a lot of these too. The Sword Worlds were the migration of soldiers from a previous regime on Terra who were stranded by their government's overthrow. The best sample campaign in the Gurps Traveller series, 100 Parsecs, is about a project for preserving the Sword Worlder way of life on a distant world. Aslan are always doing this as well.
- This is in some ways the second hat of the Aslan (the first is Proud Warrior Race). Aslan have a biological obsession with land and it is one of the main basis' for status. They regularly send out what they call Ihaiti fleets of colonists who settle on planets. Sometimes they do so by force and at other times they make a treaty with locals who have land to share. A classic treaty of this kind involves military service for land.
- During the fall of the Star League in the backstory of BattleTech; the Star League Defense Forces left (along with their families and anyone else who wanted to go) known space to prevent their weapons and soldiers from being used against the citizens of the Inner Sphere by the warring Great Houses. Their descendants, after a bit of a cultural shift, eventually migrated back with the objective to end the still ongoing wars through force.
Video Games
- Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus.
- Homeworld. It's All There in the Manual, but the planet of Kharak was becoming less and less hospitable to Kushan life, and one of the Mothership's objectives was to find somewhere more viable in the long-term. The Taiidani Imperium rendered this somewhat academic.
- The Quarian Migrant Fleet in Mass Effect. The quarians were forced off their homeworld by the geth, and ever since have been wandering the galaxy searching for either a way to take their homeworld back, or finding a new planet to settle on (which the Council keeps denying them out of prejudice for having created the geth).
- In Logical Journey of the Zoombinis, Zoombini Isle has been taken over by the evil Bloats, so the Zoombinis — under the player's control — travel through a strange continent to find somewhere to settle.
- In The Elder Scrolls, the Dunmer (Dark Elves), formerly the Chimer, have done this twice in their people's history. To note:
- Originally, as the Chimer, they were led to Morrowind in a mass migration from the Summerset Isles by the prophet Veloth. They left to pursue the opportunity to worship the "Good" Daedra and their ancestors, as opposed to the Aedra worship of the Altmer (High Elves).
- Following the events of the Red Year, the Dunmer people were forced to flee Morrowind. Many poured into Solstheim, which by the 4th Era wasn't much more than a frozen rock and site of a failed Imperial mining colony. Others fled to mainland Skyrim, settling in the poorer areas of eastern Skyrim where they are treated as little better than second class citizens to the native Nords.
Web Original
- In The Gamer's Alliance, when the demons conquer Vanna, the capital of the Sultanate of Karaganda, the surviving Sarquil who have lived in the desert for generations are driven into exile.
Western Animation
- Ice Age opens with Scrat being stomped by the animals migrating south to avoid the ice age. Ice Age: The Meltdown largely focuses on the animals migrating across the large valley where they live to find a massive ark in which to survive a massive flood caused by an ice dam bursting.
- An American Tail.
- The Land Before Time: The first movie centers on a small group of young dinosaurs, shortly after the end of the age of the dinosaurs, crossing bleak wastelands to reach the still-fertile Great Valley.
- Dinosaur: The movie follows Aladar and his adopted lemur family joining a massive herd of dinosaurs, survivors of the K-T event, crossing empty wastelands to reach the Nesting Grounds, the only fertile region left.
Real Life
- Migration is a recurring theme in human history, as peoples were forced to leave their homes for whichever reason — changing climates making their homelands to cold or dry to live in, war and conquest forcing them away, opportunities arising elsewhere, etc. — migrating in large numbers to new lands, sometimes integrating peacefully, sometimes not.
- Some times disturbances in the steppelands would cause a billiard ball-like effect where one tribe would migrate to another's territory that would then migrate to someone else's and so on. The most notable example resulted in everyone west of the Huns (I.E. everyone) being pushed into the Roman Empire's territory.


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Swift Assessment
Q1. What is this code an example of?
let val = (Double)6
- an error <<<<—Correct
- typecasting
- assignment
- initialization
Q2. What is the error in this code?
let x = 5
guard x == 5 { return }
- The guard is missing the else. <<<<—Correct
- Nothing is wrong.
- The guard is missing a then.
- The comparison is wrong.
Q3. What is the raw/underlying type of this enum?
enum Direction {
case north, south, east, west
}
- There is none. <<<<—Correct
- String
- Any
- Int
Q4. Why is dispatchGroup used in certain situations?
- It allows multiple synchronous or asynchronous operations to run on different queues. <<<<—Suspected Correct
- It allows track and control execution of multiple operations together.
- It allows operations to wait for each other as desired.
- all of these answers.
Q5. What is this code an example of?
let val = 5
print("value is: \(val)")
- string interpolation <<<<—Correct
- string compilation
- method chaining
- string concatenation
Q6. What are the contents of vals after this code is executed?
var vals = [10, 2]
vals.sort { (s1, s2) -> Bool in
s1 > s2
}
- [10, 2] <<<<—Correct
- [2, 10]
- nil
- This code contains an error
Q7. What does this code print?
typealias Thing = [String, Any]
var stuff: Thing
print(type(of: stuff))
- Dictionary<String, Any> (To print this than code in question has to be
typealias Thing = [String: Any]
)
- Dictionary
- ERROR <<<<—Correct (If code in question is really like that.)
- Thing
Q8. What is the value of y?
let x = ["1", "2"].dropFirst()
let y = x[0]
- This code contains an error <<<<—Correct
- 1
- 2
- nil
Q9. What is the value of test in this code?
var test = 1 == 1
- TRUE <<<<—Correct
- YES
- 1
- This code contains an error
Q10. What is the value of y?
var x: Int?
let y = x ?? 5
- 5 <<<<—Correct
- 0
- nil
- This code contains an error
Q11. What is the type of this function?
func add(a: Int, b: Int) -> Int { return a+b }
- Int
- (Int, Int) -> Int <<<<—Correct
- Int
- Functions don’t have types.
Q12. What is the correct was to call this function?
func myFunc(_ a: Int, b: Int) -> Int {
return a + b
}
- myFunc(5, b: 6) <<<<—Correct
- myFunc(5, 6)
- myFunc(a: 5, b: 6)
- myFunc(a, b)
Q13. The Codable protocol is **_**?
- a combination of Encodable and Decodable <<<<—Correct
- not a true protocol <<<<—Possibly correct as it’s a typealias of Encodable and Decodable
- required of all classes
- automatically included in all classes
Q13. What is the type of value1 in this code?
let value1 = "\("test".count)"
- String <<<<—Correct
- Int
- null
- test.count
Q14. When a function takes a closure as a parameter, when do you want to mark is as escaping?
- when it’s executed after the function returns <<<<—Correct
- when it’s scope is undefined
- when is’s lazy loaded
- all of these answers
Q15. What’s wrong with this code?
class Person {
var name: String
var address: String
}
- Person has no initializers. <<<<—Correct
- Person has no base class.
- var name is not formatted corrrectly.
- address is a keyword.
Q16. What is the value of names after this code is executed?
let names = ["Bear", "Joe", "Clark"]
names.map { (s) -> String in
return s.uppercased()
}
- [“BEAR”, “JOE”, “CLARK”]
- [“B”, “J”, “C”]
- [“Bear”, “Joe”, “Clark”] <<<<—Correct
- This code contains an error.
Q17. What describes this line of code?
let val = 5
- a constant named val of type Int <<<<—Correct
- a variable named val of type item
- a constant named val of type Number
- a variable named val of type Int
Q18. What is the error in this code?
extension String {
var firstLetter: Character = "c" {
didSet {
print("new value")
}
}
}
- Extensions can’t add properties. <<<<—Correct, although extensions technically can’t contain stored properties
- Nothing is wrong with it.
- didSet takes a parameter.
- c is not a character.
Q19. didSet and willSet are examples of **_**?
- property observers <<<<—Correct
- key properties
- all of these answers
- newOld value calls
Q20. What is wrong with this code?
self.callback = {
self.attempts += 1
self.downloadFailed()
}
- Use of self inside the closure causes retain cycle. <<<<—Correct
- You cannot assign a value to closure in this manner.
- You need to define the type of closure explicitly.
- There is nothing wrong with this code.
Q21. How many values does vals have after this code is executed?
var vals = Set<String> = ["4", "5", "6"]
vals.insert("5")
- three <<<<—Correct
- four
- eight
- This code contains an error.
Q22. How can you avoid a strong reference cycle in a closure?
- Use a capture list to set class instances of weak or unowned. <<<<—Correct
- You can’t, there will always be a danger of strong reference cycles inside a closure.
- Initialize the closure as read-only.
- Declare the closure variable as lazy.
Q23. How can you avoid a strong reference cycle in a closure?
- an instance of any class <<<<—Correct
- all of these answers
- an instance of an optional type
- an instance of function type
Q24. What is wrong with this code?
if let s = String.init("some string") {
print(s)
}
- This String initializer does not return an optional. <<<<—Correct
- String does not have an initializer that can take a String.
- = is not a comparison.
- Nothing is wrong with this code.
Q25. Which code snippet correctly creates a typealias closure?
- typealias CustomClosure: () -> () <<<<—Correct
- typealias CustomClosure { () -> () }
- typealias CustomClosure -> () -> ()
- typealias CustomClosure -> () {}
Q26. How do you reference class members from within a class?
- self <<<<—Correct
- instance
- class
- this
Q27. All value types in Swift are **_** under the hood?
- structs <<<<—Correct
- classes
- optionals
- generics
Q28.  How many times will this loop be executed?
for i in 0...100 {
print(i)
}
- 0
- 101 <<<<—Correct
- 99
- 100
Q30. What can AnyObject represent?
- an instance of any class <<<<—Correct
- an instance of an optional type
- an instance of a function type
- all of these answers
Q31. What does this code print?
typealias Thing = [String:Any]
var stuff : Thing
print(type(of:stuff))
- Dictionary
- ERROR
- Thing
- Dictionary<String, Any> <<<<—Correct
Q32. What is the value of test in this code?
var test = 1 == 1
- TRUE <<<<—Correct
- 1
- This code contains an error.
- YES
Q33. What is the value of y?
var x : Int?
let y = x ?? 5
- 0
- nil
- This code contains an error.
- 5 <<<<—Correct
Q34. What is the value of y?
let x = ["1","2"].dropFirst()
let y = x[0]
- 1
- nil
- This code contains an error. <<<<—Correct
- 2
Q35. What is the value of t after this code is executed?
let names = ["Larry","Sven","Bear"]
let t = names.enumerated().first().offset
- This code is invalid. <<<<—Correct
- 0
- 1
- Larry
Q36. What is the value of test after this code executes?
let vt = (name: "ABC", val: 5)
let test = vt.0
- ABC <<<<—Correct
- 0
- 5
- name
Q37. What is the base class in this code?
class LSN : MMM {
}
- MMM <<<<—Correct
- LSN
- There is no base class.
- This code is invalid.
Q38. What does this code print to the console?
var userLocation: String = "Home" {
willSet(newValue) {
print("About to set userLocation to \(newValue)...")
}
didSet {
if userLocation != oldValue {
print("userLocation updated with new value!")
} else {
print("userLocation already set to that value...")
}
}
}
userLocation = "Work"
- About to set userLocation to Work… userLocation updated to new value!
- About to set userLocation to Work… userLocation already set to that value…
- About to set userLocation to Home… userLocation updated to new value!
- ERROR
Q39. What must a convenience initializer call?
- a base class convenience initializer
- either a designated or another convenience initializer
- a designated initializer <<<<—Correct
- none of these answers
Q40. Which object allows you access to specify that a block of code runs in a background thread?
DispatchQueue.visible
DispatchQueue.global
<<<<— Correct
errorExample
need to be labeled as throws
.
DispatchQueue.background
Q41. What is the inferred type of x?
let x = ["a", "b", "c"]
String[]
Array<String>
<<<<— Correct
Set<String>
Array<Character>
Q42. What is the value of oThings
after this code is executed?
let nThings: [Any] = [1, "2", "three"]
let oThings = nThings.reduce("") { "\($0)\($1)" }
11212three
115
12three
<<<<— Correct
- Nothing, this code is invalid.
Q43. How would you call a function that throws errors and also returns a value?
!try
try?
<<<<— Correct
try!
?try
Q44. What is wrong with this code?
protocol TUI {
func add(x1 : Int, x2 : Int) -> Int {
return x1 + x2
}
}
- Protocol functions cannot have return types.
- Protocol functions cannot have implementations. <<<<— Correct.
- Nothing is wrong with it.
add
is a reserved keyword.
Q45. In this code, what are wheels
and doors
examples of?
class Car {
var wheels: Int = 4
let doors = 4
}
- class members
- This code is invalid.
- class fields
- class properties <<<<— Correct
Q46. What is the value of t
after this code is executed?
let names = ["Larry", "Sven", "Bear"]
let t = names.enumerated().first().offset
- This code does not compile. <<<<— Correct
0
1
Larry
Q47. How do you designate a failable initializer?
init?
deinit
init
<<<<— Correct
- You can’t.
Q48. What is printed when this code is executed?
let dbl = Double.init("5a")
print(dbl ?? ".asString()")
five
5a
.asString()
<<<<— Correct
5


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|---|---|---|
public static final int |
APRIL |
3 |
public static final int |
AUGUST |
7 |
public static final int |
DECEMBER |
11 |
public static final int |
FEBRUARY |
1 |
public static final int |
FRIDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
JANUARY |
0 |
public static final int |
JULI |
6 |
public static final int |
JUNE |
5 |
public static final int |
MARCH |
2 |
public static final int |
MAY |
4 |
public static final int |
MONDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
NOVEMBER |
10 |
public static final int |
OCTOBER |
9 |
public static final int |
SATURDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
SEPTEMBER |
8 |
public static final int |
SUNDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
THURSDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
TUESDAY |
0 |
public static final int |
WEDNESDAY |
0 |


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[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> @jl777c Any chance that something done in the retargeting affected some nodes or something? been averaging 4-6 blocks per day then since the retarget block... nothing in the last 28 hours or so.
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Hashing with about 1.4 Gh/s
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Probably a case of Post hoc ergo propter hoc
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> @jimboscott i'm not mining with enough to tell myself. i get a block every few days right now... i will ask Alex if any stats that we are running look off. last I heard, we were seeing things pretty close to target, so not more or less significantly than expected.
I have been getting the expected amount on my staking returns from the ones I bought OTC a while back
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Quick question that still seems to float around.... speaking strictly of MINERS - how many blocks per day go to miners?
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> about 720, but the difficulty includes all blocks
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> so, the right calc is assuming 1440
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> So, if I take my hashrate, divide it by the net hash, then multiply x 720 - that is my expected mining rewards...
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> 1440
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> OK. That seemed to be more in line with my real world results but a couple of people were telling me to use 720 and not 1440.
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> pos calculations should be 1/2'ed, but not PoW
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> OK. Appreciate the help and your being here late... interesting project and I do not say that about many
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> I should get about 3.5 per day. My 4-6 has been good luck and now I am paying the piper.
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> PoS has been running at around 52% since the switch, not sure if that is due to the long history at 46% being adjusted for
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> last I had checked, it was converging towards 50%, but I did see that it overcompensated at first. should be running normally by now.
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Looks like 1695 blocks since I found anything from mining based upon confirmations on my youngest find.
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> so, a little over a day
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> That's right.
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> But my first calendar day with a goose egg.
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> i've seen rates in the 700's since yesterday, as well as lower than now. seems unlucky, but not many std devs, i would think
[dscrdvrsc] <jimboscott> Hey... I found 10 on the last day of 384 blocks with a smaller percent of nethash. Like I said - time to pay the piper now. Thanks for the advice. Gotta saw some logs now.
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> goodnight
[dscrdvrsc] <bigtom> sleep?
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> unless he's a real lumberjack, i guess


6 Ways Your Legs Can Show You if Something’s Wrong With Your Inner Organs
Certain diseases can lead to leg disorders. For example, diabetes can increase slow blood circulation and lead to problems with blood vessels. To prevent unwanted symptoms, we need to find which inner organ is damaged that caused the complications.
Bright Side cares about your health and found the most common leg disorders that indicate you may have problems with your inner organs.
1. Swelling in your feet and lower legs
Swelling in your feet and legs can be caused by standing for long periods, but is also a symptom of many conditions. Although it can affect any part of your body, you may notice it more often in your arms, feet, ankles, and legs.
What it may mean:
- Heart diseases. Many heart diseases make fluid get stuck in your feet and lower legs.
- Problems with veins. Veins can become unable to pump blood in the proper way, so blood gets pooled in the legs.
- Problems with the lymphatic system. We have lymph nodes and blood vessels in our bodies that help carry fluid throughout the body. When there is a blockage in the lymphatic system it causes swelling in the legs and arms.
- Problems with the liver. Swelling can be caused by the inability of the liver to make enough blood proteins.
2. Blue or purple color of the skin on your legs
Everyone has probably noticed when it’s extremely cold, that your skin can turn blue. But there are conditions when your toes can change color, even when it’s warm.
What it may mean:
There is a condition called blue toe syndrome, that happens when blood vessels are blocked.
3. Painful lumps in your fingers and toes
Painful lumps can develop suddenly and last or a few hours to several days. It is recommended to not ignore them and make an appointment with a doctor immediately.
What it may mean:
You may have a heart infection caused by bacteria. Normally antibiotics work perfectly in these cases and no surgery is needed.
4. Unexplained bruises on legs
We’ve all bumped into something and gotten a bruise, but there are conditions where blue spots appear randomly without any explanation and stay for a long time on your skin.
What it may mean:
1. Liver disease
2. Some autoimmune diseases, when your own your immune system mistakenly attacks your body
3. Inflammation of blood vessels
5. Red rashes on legs
Skin rashes are a common patient complaint. These spots can be bright red, dark red, or even purple. In some cases, they can be itchy, so it may be just an allergic reaction. In other cases, it may be a symptom of a serious disease.
What it may mean:
- Inflammation of the blood vessels
- Some autoimmune diseases like lupus or rheumatoid arthritis
6. Appearance of spider veins in the leg
Spider veins can appear during pregnancy or because of obesity and not enough exercise. It is very often a symptom of varicose veins and sometimes you may feel some pain in this area.
What it may mean:
Varicose veins are not very rare nowadays and affect about 30% of all people. It is a condition where superficial veins become enlarged and twisted.
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And hope makes not ashamed; because the love of God is shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost which is given unto us. Romans 5:5
Don't ever worry about not having enough love inside you. The Word says God's love is shed abroad in your heart by the Holy Ghost. God's love is in you. What you need to do is make a decision to let it flow. Pray this prayer today.
"In Jesus' Name, I make a fresh and strong commitment today to live the life of love, to let the tenderness of God flow through me and heal the wounded hearts of those I meet.
"Father, teach me to love even when things go wrong. To be patient and kind when the children are underfoot. To overlook the spiteful words of an angry spouse. To rejoice when someone at the office gets the raise that I thought I needed. Teach me to talk in love, to lay gossip quietly aside and to take up words of grace instead.
"Lord, Your Word says that Your love is already inside me...that it has been shed abroad in my heart. So today, I resolve to remove every obstacle that would keep that love from flowing freely into the lives of others. I put resentments behind me, and I forgive all those who've done me wrong.
"In the days ahead, cause me to increase and excel and overflow with Your love. Cause me to be what this world needs most of all...a living example of love. Amen."
Scripture Reading: 1 John 4:7-17


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I built this website using blogdown, an RStudio add-on.1 blogdown actually works as a kind of wrapper or interface to Hugo, a static site generator2. I use a stripped down version of the Cocoa Hugo Theme.
The project code is stored in a Github repository.  See these links for background reading:
If I really want a floating TOC I’ll just make it as a static file in Rmarkdown and link to it directly. For blog posts, the plain on TOC will be fine.
Like, linking to my climate projection post. This actually works pretty well.
Neither blogdown nor Hugo automatically rotates images according EXIF metadata. The easiest solution I’ve found is to run exiftran -ai *.jpg
on the directory of images in the static folder, which autorotates the images per the EXIF orientation flag and then sets it to 1. On Mac, exiftran
can be install with brew install exiftran
.
This code lets me shrink images to smaller than the width of the container they live in.
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Object for all the important data of the sensor.
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Methode to print all data of the sensor.
| int MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.battery |
If value = 1 the batter is below 25%.
| int MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.humidity |
Humidity data.
| double MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.pressure |
Pressure data.
| uint MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.sensor_id |
The sensor_id of the sensor.
| double MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.temperature |
Temperature data.
| int MQTTbrokerTTNtoDB.SensorData.version |
Version of the program.


Ali Trump and the 40 Ghost Supporters
This post is a (very) short word analysis of U.S.A.’s presidential speeches — it will be clearer later what that means. Sorry if you think the title was rather clickbaity :P.
The whole dataset for this mini-project is composed by the 12 last presidential speeches of all presidents going from Trump to Eisenhower — though I won’t use Eisenhower’s data because there is not that much available. The other presidents were less relevant — due to the much different textual patterns; quite frankly, I should have stopped much earlier than Eisenhower — and much trickier to get, so I decided to stop at the 34th one.
All of the text comes from University of Virginia’s Miller Center, and I’ve written a Python web scraping code to get it in a more automated way. I won’t paste the code here, but you can check it at this Github Repo.
The reason why I started this mini-project is that, when listening to Trump, I can’t help but have the impression he is trying to hypnotize the spectator with the repetition of a set of words to compensate for his lack of content or unconsciously mischieveous intentions. A rather biased project I must admit, but maybe I can lessen the bad taste with a similar analysis of other presidents; and, as you will see, the difference, for example, between him and Obama is much smaller than one would estimate beforehand.
When it comes to analyzing words, it is common practice in Natural Language Processing to eliminate the so-called “stop words”. These are repeated words in the text that are mostly only useful for grammar or connections, which don’t add a lot of information overall; some examples are: “I”, “me”, “myself”, “the”, “a”, “by”, etc. For this dataset I decided to include only “I” from all of the stop words that were excluded because — I had an inkling that the 45th president is a bit of narcissist.
Here are two word frequency plots for different presidents:
From the top graph, we can see that Trump likes to talk about himself even more than another populist president, Ronald Reagan. And I haven’t even commented the fact that the data from past presidents comes from their last speeches in office, which usually tends to be the ongoing president talking about his achievements; so for Trump to compete with or beat them in that situation is quite remarkable. Nonetheless, I’ll grant him a pass on a bigger analysis of his egotistic behavior, since the difference is of only about 20% — and presidents like G. H. W. Bush and L. B. Johnson seem to be weirdly way over the top — and, thus, would need more research.
Moving on, another more important pattern is very clear: Trump is addicted to — or perhaps he wants us to be addicted to — the word “people”, which is basically his way of validating whatever he says. The vast majority of the instances when he cites the word “people” is related to either him boasting about America or creating anonymous nonexistent beings that would prove him right, ranging from suffering partisans of his to “criminal” opponents. Here are some some examples of the latter strategy from within the dataset:
- I know people came up to me with tears in their eyes; they’re saying, I’m forced to pay not to have healthcare. Very unfair. — Even if that were true, it’s a logical fallacy. You don’t destroy everything because some of the subjects are being treated unfairly, it would be much better to just fix the issues with the outliers.
- Thank you, Mike. It’s amazing, generous. And I’ve watched the police and the fire—they come around and they’ve become so good at it. But I’ve seen people that are just about dead wake up. — what people? Somehow he has managed to credit and discredit a whole department at the same time.
- “Just talk about tax cuts. People don’t know what reform means. They think reform might mean it’s going up.” And I said, “Do tax cuts.” — Nope. Not everyone thinks like that. At all. And I would argue that the opposite is just as likely.
- Leaders in Washington imposed on the country an immigration policy that Americans never voted for, never asked for, and never approved—a policy where the wrong people are allowed into our country and the right people are rejected. — The former immigration policy could be wrong, but this generically bad outcome is nonexistent.
Interestingly, everything about Trump is aligned with the definition of a demagogue — and all that’s around the new wave of post-truth —: a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument. Such a politician combined with the flagrant Russian support and a lying rate which has reached a whopping 10% of his discourse creates a threat to America (and the world) that is much bigger than what people might be led to believe.
Anyway, I will stop with my critique of Trump, otherwise this article will become a book.
This part is an extra, more for fun than anything else — and not at all serious —, so it will most likely not add any valuable information. It is only at your peril to keep reading.
Prior to the Deep Learning era, one of the techniques of text generation used entities called n-grams. These are connected structures in the text that would hopefully carry linguistic patterns with them. Here we will use bigrams, which will simply be two words next to each other. The concept behind text generation is to use the bigrams to assess the probability of the next word: so, for example, if we find out that, after the word “I”, the word “am” appears 90% of the time, our algorithm will generate “am” 90% of the time after it sees the word “I”. Simple as that.
Despite the above example, there are actually two ways of generating
phrases with this algorithm. The first one is to only get the word
which is most likely to appear as the next one, so we can take a
look at which are the favorite patterns of the given writer.
However, this inherently ends up in a fractal pattern
- Obama: I have a seat thank you so much thank you so much thank you so much thank you so much thank you so much thank you so much thank you (…)
- Trump: I don t know if you to our first lady melania who has been so incredible applause thank you to our first lady melania who has been so incredible applause (…)
- Clinton: I am profoundly grateful to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak to speak (…)
- G. W. Bush — somehow the president that doesn’t know the conjugation of the verb to be: I are just delighted to be seated thank you all very much good luck please be seated thank you all very much good luck please be seated thank you all (…)
The other way of generating phrases is to do it as previously mentioned, assigning probabilities to each word encountered in the original corpus of text. This method yields more reasonably looking phrases, such as:
- Trump: I want to do things that threatens our nation state building up as a surprise to pay not acceptable in 65 years of a big deal my first lady michelle (…)
- Eisenhower: I would rapidly be intolerable if not be made essentially unchanged and do expect the contrary to serve the principles of the congress or alien force huge costs involved (…)
- Ford: I called for a global policy general revenue sharing we have seen most good night god guide this year through these times to defend ourselves reliable partner in a chance (…)
- L. B. Johnson: I have in withholdings deferments impoundings and we are making progress we have already completed that is a recommendation is absolutely necessary for wanting to enter into achievements but the (…)
In conclusion, indeed these are not the brightest phrases in the galaxy, nevertheless, given such a simplistic algorithm, I feel very impressed by the results. A Deep Neural Network would do much better at generating phrases and I might even try one next, now that I have the dataset. If you wish to improve what I did or just mess around with it, feel free to do so, the code is available at this Github Repo.


R port of 'universalchardet', that is the encoding detector library of Mozilla.
| Version: | 0.0-3.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.2) |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat (≥ 0.7.1) |
| Published: | 2018-11-10 |
| Author: | Heewon Jeon |
| Maintainer: | ORPHANED |
| License: | MPL version 1.0 | MPL version 1.1 | MPL version 2.0 [expanded from: MPL] |
| URL: | https://github.com/haven-jeon/Ruchardet/ |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | GNU make |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | Ruchardet results |
| Reference manual: | Ruchardet.pdf |
| Package source: | Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.zip, r-release: Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.zip, r-oldrel: Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.tgz, r-oldrel: Ruchardet_0.0-3.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | Ruchardet archive |
| Reverse imports: | chinese.misc |
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Loads a BSP model and returns its handle.
Some points about Blitz3D's BSP support: * Shaders are *not* supported! * BSP's cannot be painted, textured, colored, faded etc. in Blitz. * A BSP model is just an entity. Use the standard entity commands to scale, rotate and position the BSP, and the standard collision commands to setup collisions with the BSP. * BSP models are not lit by either 'normal' AmbientLight, or by any directional lighting. This allows you to setup lighting for in-game models without affecting the BSP lighting. However, BSP models *will* be lit by point or spot lights. * Textures for the BSP model must be in the same directory as the BSP file itself. The optional parent parameter allows you to specify a parent entity for the BSP so that when the parent is moved the child BSP will move with it. However, this relationship is one way; applying movement commands to the child will not affect the parent. Specifying a parent entity will still result in the BSP being created at position 0,0,0 rather than at the parent entity's position. See also: BSPAmbientLight, BSPLighting. |
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Graphics3D 640,480
campiv = CreatePivot() cam = CreateCamera(campiv) CameraRange cam, 0.1,2000 level=LoadBSP( "nyk3dm1\nyk3dm1.bsp",.8 ) ; load a 'legal' quake3 bsp map BSPAmbientLight level, 0,255,0 ; make the ambient light green ;BSPLighting level, False ; uncomment this line to turn lightmap off While Not KeyDown(1) ; if ESCAPE pressed then exit RenderWorld:Flip mys = MouseYSpeed() If Abs(EntityPitch(cam)+mys) < 75 ; restrict pitch of camera TurnEntity cam, mys,0,0 EndIf TurnEntity campiv,0,-MouseXSpeed(),0 If MouseDown(1) Then ; press mousebutton to move forward TFormVector 0,0,3,cam,campiv MoveEntity campiv,TFormedX(),TFormedY(),TFormedZ() EndIf MoveMouse 320,240 ; centre mouse cursor Wend End |


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{% extends "header.html" %} {% block body %}
Now we're going to cover how to see the image array visually. Obviously, we start with images that we can already see, but soon we're going to start manipulating the images a bit. To see our changes, we could save to an image and then look at it, but it will be quicker and easier to display it via our program.
For this, we're going to use Matplotlib.
With some additional ending code, you can show the image:
from PIL import Image import numpy as np #### import matplotlib.pyplot as plt ### i = Image.open('images/dotndot.png') iar = np.asarray(i) plt.imshow(iar) print(iar) plt.show()
The result should be something like:
Now try another, let's change dotndot.png to just dot.png.
That's it for a quick example of displaying our data. There is a lot more to Matplotlib if you're curious, you can head to the Matplotlib Tutorials.


For a variety of reasons, we might occasionally want to run a script manually without using the run() function. This involves two steps. The first step is to produce bytecode, easily done using the compile() function. Second, the transform() function gives bytecode a perch on a function’s internal code registry. Here is a simple example:
myBytecode := compile("myMessage := \"Hello, world!\"; print(myMessage)")
newFunction :: transform(myBytecode)
newFunction()
Ordinarily run() does these things for you. If user.cicada wasn’t loaded by start.cicada (probably because Cicada was set to run another script from the command line), then run() isn’t defined, so we need to manually load, compile and transform any script we want to run.
Another compile()-transform() situation arises when we run a script that uses a different syntax from the default Cicada language. For example, our script might want to process commands typed by the user, that are in a completely different format from the Cicada language. In that case we won’t want to change cicada.c since doing so would break our other scripts like start.cicada. Instead we must use the setCompiler() function to process the user’s input using a different syntax from that of our own scripts. Here is an example, relying on language-constant definitions in user.cicada.
newLanguage :: [] compiledCommandType
newLanguage[*] = {
{ cat("add ", type1arg, "to", type1arg), 1, "0",
cat(inbytecode, "8 173 10", anonymousmember, "27 a1 a2 0") },
{ cat("negative", type1arg), 2, "1", cat(inbytecode, "29 54 -1 a1") },
{ int_constant, 0, "1", cat(inbytecode, "54 a1") },
{ double_constant, 0, "1", cat(inbytecode, "55 a1") }
}
newLanguageAssociativity :: [] int
newLanguageAssociativity[*] = { l_to_r, r_to_l }
newCompilerID := setCompiler(newLanguage, newLanguageAssociativity)
myBytecode := compile(input("Give me math: "))
doMath :: transform(myBytecode)
doMath()
printl("The answer is: ", doMath[1])
Running this script:
Give me math: add negative 1 to 3.14
The answer is: 2.14
Notice how the two array arguments to setCompiler() are almost exactly the same as the two arrays that specify the language in cicada.c, the main difference just being the use of cat() to concatenate strings. For consistency, all of the constants used in the C file (such as int_constant and inbytecode) are also defined in user.cicada. Also, make sure to define both arguments as arrays -- setCompiler() will not understand anything inside of curly braces. As always, any script must have an overall type of 0. In this primitive example the only possible valid script is an add command.
Cicada always opens with a single compiler -- compiler ID 1 -- so to switch back just type setCompiler(1). Calling setCompiler() with no arguments returns the ID of the current compiler, without changing the active compiler.
Functions produced by different compilers live in different namespaces, because each compiler which keeps its own running tally of all member names and anonymous members it has encountered. But the use of separate compilers does not prevent collisions of member names between these functions: if anything switching compilers makes collisions more likely. (Any new compiler member will assign member IDs starting from 1 and counting upwards, and that ID is the only thing Cicada sees when the function runs.) To avoid problems, set the search path manually with transform() so that the new bytecode can’t see the workspace.
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CW PIL No. 269 of 2017 .
15.12.2017 Present: Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, Sr. Advocate with Ms. Shalini Thakur, Advocate as Amicus Curiae.
Mr. Shrawan Dogra, Advocate General with Mr. Kush Sharma Dy. AG for respondent-State. Mr. Rajesh Sharma, ASGI for respondent-Union of India.
Mr. Rahul Mahajan, Advocate for the Indian Railways.
Mr. T.S. Chauhan, Advocate for the Pollution Control Board.
Mr. Sanjeev Kuthiala, Advocate with Mr. Manoj Bagga, Advocate for respondent No.10-Municipal Council Parwanoo.
Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate for respondent No.8.
Mr. C.N. Singh, Advocate for respondent No.12. Hr. Hamender Chandel, Advocate for Municipal Corporation, Shimla.
Mr. Nitin Thakur, Advocate in CMP No. 10290 of 2017.
Ms. Seema Guleria, Advocate in CMP No. 10426 of 2017.
This is in continuation of our earlier orders dated 4.12.2017, 5.12.2017 and 8.12.2017.
2. Mr. Sanjeev Kuthiala, Advocate, states that agreement for release of `50.00 lac already stands entered with the Pollution Control Board. Mr. Tara Singh Chauhan, Advocate, states that cheque for an amount of `40.00 lac already stands dispatched to the Municipal Council, Parwanoo. This is in addition to amount of `10.00 lac earlier released.
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3. Mr. Chauhan, further states that inspection party has already left for Bangalore and report of the Committee .
shall be positively filed before 19.12.2017. Accordingly, time to comply with the order dated 8.12.2017 is extended.
4. Mr. Sanjeev Kuthiala, Advocate, has handed over affidavit dated 14.12.2017 of Executive Officer, Municipal Council, Parwanoo indicating that out of 79 industrial defaulters with respect to the municipal dues/taxes, 66 defaulters have deposited their outstanding dues and 13 defaulters have yet to pay the same. We are happy that pursuant to order passed by this Court, in less than three weeks, a sum of Rs. 80,70,875/- stands recovered from 66 defaulters. Insofar as 13 defaulters are concerned, the affidavit is conspicuously silent as to why no action has been taken against them.
5. Mr. C.N. Singh, Advocate, has handed over an affidavit stating therein, that water connection in relation to 37 defaulters, as supplied by the Municipal Council, Parwanoo already stands disconnected. Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate, who appears for electricity board states that similarly electricity connection of all 37 defaulters/ establishments, list thereof stands supplied to them, already stands disconnected.
6. We direct the Deputy Commissioner, Solan to ensure that arrears of municipal tax/dues which are to be recovered from 13 defaulters, list whereof is supplied by Mr. Sanjeev Kuthiala, Advocate to Mr. Kush Sharma, learned Dy. ::: Downloaded on - 16/12/2017 23:07:03 :::HCHP
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Advocate General, be recovered as arrears of land revenue. Needful be positively done within a period of two weeks from .
today. Affidavit of compliance be filed both by the Municipal Council and the Deputy Commissioner.
7. Mr. Sanjeev Kuthiala, Advocate, further points out that also there are other defaulters termed as commercial defaulters, who have yet not deposited arrears of municipal tax/sanitation tax, particulars of whom are provided in Annexure R-10/P, annexed alongwith the affidavit. We notice that a sum of `34.00 lac (approximately) is due from such defaulters. Let similar action be taken against such defaulters and if necessary, their electricity and water connections be disconnected, in accordance with law. Mr. Vivek Sharma and Mr. C.N. Singh, Advocates, state that necessary directions passed by this Court shall be complied with in letter and spirit.
8. Insofar as transportation of municipal waste is concerned, from the affidavit it is apparent that 190 tones of Municipal Solid Waste now stands lifted from the Nallah to the Municipal Solid Waste Plant Site and transportation of 300 tones of Municipal Solid Waste from Parwanoo to Shimla shall commence by tomorrow (16.12.2017) as informed by Mr. Kuthiala.
9. Regretfully no affidavit of compliance with regard to inspection of industrial establishments at Parwanoo stands filed by the Pollution Control Board. We see no reason for the same. Let needful be positively done ::: Downloaded on - 16/12/2017 23:07:03 :::HCHP ...4...
by tomorrow (16.12.2017). It be also indicated in the affidavit as to how many industries are found to be non .
compliant and what action stands taken by the authorities.
10. Insofar as inspection carried out at Dharamshala and surrounding area is concerned, Mr. T.S. Chauhan, Advocate has handed over affidavit dated 14.12.2017 of Mr. Varun Gupta, Assistant Environmental Engineer, who is also present in the Court.
11. Referring to the said affidavit, Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, learned Senior Counsel, points out that the respondent- Pollution Control Board has perhaps not understood the intent and purport of the order. Also, inspections are not being carried out with earnestness. Thus far, at Parwanoo out of 514 industrial establishments, only 291 establishments stands inspected and all this despite the fact that the Pollution Control Board has got appropriate establishment at that place. Even at Dharamshala, the Board has got an office and an Assistant Environmental Engineer posted there. From 11th to 13th December, 2017 only 88 establishments could be inspected at Dharamshala. Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, learned Senior Counsel invites our attention to Annexure-IV, which we reproduce as under:-
"No.7-32/98-DTO(DMA)-2601 Office of the Deputy Director(Tourism) Kangra at Dharamshala.
To The Assistant Environmental Engineer, HPSPCB Dharamshala.
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Subject: CWPIL No. 269/2017 titled Court on its own motion V/s State of HP & ors. Pending before the Hon'ble High Court .
of HP.
Sir, In continuation to this office letter of even file no. 2592, dated 12-12-2017. A revised list of Hotels/Guest houses registered with this office (217 nos) as well as being operated without registration from this office (49 nos) is being enclosed strictly as per office record available. It is further added that updation will be done as and when new cases are found.
Encl:- As above Sd/-
(Sunayana Sharma, HAS) Deputy Director, Tourism Kangra at Dharamshala."
12. We notice that Pollution Control Board has got no independent information of its own as to how many establishments are there in and around Dharamshala. It seeks reliance only upon the information furnished by the Tourism Department. Crucially even as per the information furnished by the Tourism Department, there are 49 establishments which are not even registered with them. We fail to comprehend as to why no action stands taken thus far either by the Tourism Department or by the Pollution Control Board against these establishments.
13. Ms. Jyotsna Rewal Dua, learned Senior Counsel points out from page 10 of the affidavit that establishments mentioned at Sr. Nos. 82 to 87 are also not registered with the Tourism Department.
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14. Thus at least 49+6 establishments needs to be shut down forthwith and this we say so for the reason that .
not only such establishments are compulsorily required to be registered under the provisions of the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Development and Registration Act, 2002, but also have to seek consent to operate under the provisions of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974, which they have not got. As such, we direct that electricity qua 49+6 establishments be disconnected forthwith. The identity of such establishments is not in dispute as is also evident from the Annexures to the affidavit. Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate, states that needful shall positively be done within a period of 24 hours. Mr. Kush Sharma, learned Dy. Advocate General undertakes to communicate the order to the Deputy Commissioner, Dharamshala and Superintendent of Police, Dharamshala, who shall ensure compliance of the order in letter and spirit. Also water connections of these establishments be disconnected by Municipal Corporation, Dharamshala. Mr. Kush Sharma, learned Dy. Advocate General submits that Deputy Commissioner, Dharamshala at Kangra shall ensure compliance. By way of abundant caution, Mr. T.S. Chauhan, Advocate, has handed over list of such establishments to Mr. Vivek Sharma, Advocate.
15. Insofar as other establishments are concerned, Mr. Varun Gupta, Assistant Environmental Engineer, who is present in the Court, undertakes to carry out inspection of all establishments registered or not and falling within the ::: Downloaded on - 16/12/2017 23:07:03 :::HCHP ...7...
Municipal area Dharamshala, as also the adjoining tourist place such as Mcleodganj and Naddi etc. within a period of .
three days. Mr. T.S. Chauhan, Advocate, states that adequate staff shall be deputed for such purpose. Mr. Kush Sharma, learned Dy. Advocate General states that if so required, staff from the District Administration shall be placed at the disposal of Mr. Varun Gupta, Assistant Environmental Engineer. Superintendent of Police, Kangra at Dharamshala shall ensure adequate police protection is provided, if so required and desired during the inspection to the inspecting parties.
16. Further we notice that out of 88 establishments inspected thus far, as per particulars mentioned in Annexure-I, most of the establishments have either not obtained their consent to operate or their applications for renewal is pending, meaning thereby, as on date, there is no consent to operate the establishments. The affidavit is conspicuously silent as to when such applications for renewal were filed and as to why they were not processed and what is their status. We direct that at least such of those establishments which have not applied for consent to operate, be shut down in accordance with law and their water and electricity connections be disconnected forthwith. Insofar as cases which are pending for renewal, we direct necessary action be positively taken within 15 days and such of those cases where ex-facie it is found that consent to operate cannot be renewed, appropriate action for ::: Downloaded on - 16/12/2017 23:07:03 :::HCHP ...8...
disconnections of water and electricity as well to shutting down such establishments shall be taken forthwith.
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17. Yet, we notice that in 22 cases so pointed out in Annexure-I, no action is being taken on account of interim orders passed by this Court. What is the nature of interim order, has not been disclosed in the affidavit. Let fresh affidavit in that regard be positively filed.
18. Further, we direct the Deputy Director Tourism posted at Kangra at Dharamshala to physically inspect the areas falling within the Municipal Corporation, Dharamshala and the adjoining areas of Mcleodganj and Naddi for verifying as to whether there are any other establishments running as hotels/guest houses which are not part of the list supplied, vide communication dated 13.12.2017. Needful be positively done within a period of two days and affidavit of compliance be filed. Mr. Kush Sharma, learned Dy. Advocate General undertakes to communicate the order.
List on 19.12.2017.
(Sanjay Karol)
Acting Chief Justice
15th December, 2017 (Ajay Mohan Goel)
(Guleria/sd) Judge
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Welcome to my Javascript Objects Cheat Sheet!
This handy page will give you everything you need to know to get started with JavaScript objects. Some knowledge of JavaScript and programming principles is required to fully understand this guide.
This handy page will give you everything you need to know to get started with JavaScript objects. Some knowledge of JavaScript and programming principles is required to fully understand this guide.
In JavaScript, variables hold data values. Objects are also variables, but can contain many data values instead of just one. Here's a basic object:
var ian = {
name: "Ian Lockwood",
birthday: "March 30, 1993",
age: 22
}
As you can see, we can create a new object just as we would a variable, with the var
keyword. We separate elements with commas, as you might with a ruby array or hash.
name: "Ian Lockwood"
is a name:value pair known as a property. Properties are the most fundamental parts of objects, and we'll go into detail on them in the next section.
JavaScript objects are made up of properties, the key:value pairs that describe an object.
Adding properties is as easy as writing them into the object in the syntax seen in the basics section. However, we can add properties without editing the original code by using the following syntax:
objectName.newProperty = value
To delete properties, use the following syntax:
delete objectName.property
To access properties, use any of the following syntaxes:
objectName.property
objectName["String Key"]
objectName[expression_or_variable]
To loop through an object's properties, you can use the handy for...in loop:
for (property in objectName) {
code block
}
JavaScript object methods are one of the handiest components of JavaScript Objects. An object method is a property that contains a function.
var ian = {
method : function() { code block},
}
Pretty simple! And accessing and using objects is simple too. Just use the following syntax:
objectName.method()
Don't forget to use those parentheses! If you do, JavaScript will return the function definition.
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Class InjectionMember
Base class for objects that can be used to configure what class members get injected by the container.
Inherited Members
Namespace: Unity.Injection
Assembly: Unity.Abstractions.dll
Syntax
public abstract class InjectionMember
Properties
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This injection member instructs engine, when type mapping is present, to build type instead of resolving it
Declaration
public virtual bool BuildRequired { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean |
Remarks
When types registered like this:
Line 1: container.RegisterType{OtherService}(new ContainerControlledLifetimeManager());
Line 2: container.RegisterType{IService, OtherService}();
Line 3: container.RegisterType{IOtherService, OtherService}(new InjectionConstructor(container));
It is expected that IService resolves instance registered on line 1. But when IOtherService is resolved it requires different constructor so it should be built instead.
Methods
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Add policies to the policies
to configure the
container to call this constructor with the appropriate parameter values.
Declaration
public virtual void AddPolicies<TContext, TPolicySet>(Type registeredType, Type mappedToType, string name, ref TPolicySet policies)
where TContext : IResolveContext where TPolicySet : IPolicySet
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Type | registeredType | Type of interface being registered. If no interface, this will be null. |
| Type | mappedToType | Type of concrete type being registered. |
| String | name | Name used to resolve the type object. |
| TPolicySet | policies | Policy list to add policies to. |
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Global registration¶
Both ICP registration and Colored point cloud registration are known as local registration methods because they rely on a rough alignment as initialization. This tutorial shows another class of registration methods, known as global registration. This family of algorithms do not require an alignment for initialization. They usually produce less tight alignment results and are used as initialization of the local methods.
5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 | # examples/Python/Advanced/global_registration.py
import open3d as o3d
import numpy as np
import copy
def draw_registration_result(source, target, transformation):
source_temp = copy.deepcopy(source)
target_temp = copy.deepcopy(target)
source_temp.paint_uniform_color([1, 0.706, 0])
target_temp.paint_uniform_color([0, 0.651, 0.929])
source_temp.transform(transformation)
o3d.visualization.draw_geometries([source_temp, target_temp])
def preprocess_point_cloud(pcd, voxel_size):
print(":: Downsample with a voxel size %.3f." % voxel_size)
pcd_down = pcd.voxel_down_sample(voxel_size)
radius_normal = voxel_size * 2
print(":: Estimate normal with search radius %.3f." % radius_normal)
pcd_down.estimate_normals(
o3d.geometry.KDTreeSearchParamHybrid(radius=radius_normal, max_nn=30))
radius_feature = voxel_size * 5
print(":: Compute FPFH feature with search radius %.3f." % radius_feature)
pcd_fpfh = o3d.registration.compute_fpfh_feature(
pcd_down,
o3d.geometry.KDTreeSearchParamHybrid(radius=radius_feature, max_nn=100))
return pcd_down, pcd_fpfh
def prepare_dataset(voxel_size):
print(":: Load two point clouds and disturb initial pose.")
source = o3d.io.read_point_cloud("../../TestData/ICP/cloud_bin_0.pcd")
target = o3d.io.read_point_cloud("../../TestData/ICP/cloud_bin_1.pcd")
trans_init = np.asarray([[0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0], [1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
[0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0]])
source.transform(trans_init)
draw_registration_result(source, target, np.identity(4))
source_down, source_fpfh = preprocess_point_cloud(source, voxel_size)
target_down, target_fpfh = preprocess_point_cloud(target, voxel_size)
return source, target, source_down, target_down, source_fpfh, target_fpfh
def execute_global_registration(source_down, target_down, source_fpfh,
target_fpfh, voxel_size):
distance_threshold = voxel_size * 1.5
print(":: RANSAC registration on downsampled point clouds.")
print(" Since the downsampling voxel size is %.3f," % voxel_size)
print(" we use a liberal distance threshold %.3f." % distance_threshold)
result = o3d.registration.registration_ransac_based_on_feature_matching(
source_down, target_down, source_fpfh, target_fpfh, distance_threshold,
o3d.registration.TransformationEstimationPointToPoint(False), 4, [
o3d.registration.CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnEdgeLength(0.9),
o3d.registration.CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnDistance(
distance_threshold)
], o3d.registration.RANSACConvergenceCriteria(4000000, 500))
return result
def refine_registration(source, target, source_fpfh, target_fpfh, voxel_size):
distance_threshold = voxel_size * 0.4
print(":: Point-to-plane ICP registration is applied on original point")
print(" clouds to refine the alignment. This time we use a strict")
print(" distance threshold %.3f." % distance_threshold)
result = o3d.registration.registration_icp(
source, target, distance_threshold, result_ransac.transformation,
o3d.registration.TransformationEstimationPointToPlane())
return result
if __name__ == "__main__":
voxel_size = 0.05 # means 5cm for the dataset
source, target, source_down, target_down, source_fpfh, target_fpfh = \
prepare_dataset(voxel_size)
result_ransac = execute_global_registration(source_down, target_down,
source_fpfh, target_fpfh,
voxel_size)
print(result_ransac)
draw_registration_result(source_down, target_down,
result_ransac.transformation)
result_icp = refine_registration(source, target, source_fpfh, target_fpfh,
voxel_size)
print(result_icp)
draw_registration_result(source, target, result_icp.transformation)
|
Input¶
39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 | print(":: Load two point clouds and disturb initial pose.")
source = o3d.io.read_point_cloud("../../TestData/ICP/cloud_bin_0.pcd")
target = o3d.io.read_point_cloud("../../TestData/ICP/cloud_bin_1.pcd")
trans_init = np.asarray([[0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0], [1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0],
[0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.0], [0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0]])
source.transform(trans_init)
draw_registration_result(source, target, np.identity(4))
source_down, source_fpfh = preprocess_point_cloud(source, voxel_size)
target_down, target_fpfh = preprocess_point_cloud(target, voxel_size)
return source, target, source_down, target_down, source_fpfh, target_fpfh
|
This script reads a source point cloud and a target point cloud from two files. They are misaligned with an identity matrix as transformation.
Extract geometric feature¶
21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 | def preprocess_point_cloud(pcd, voxel_size):
print(":: Downsample with a voxel size %.3f." % voxel_size)
pcd_down = pcd.voxel_down_sample(voxel_size)
radius_normal = voxel_size * 2
print(":: Estimate normal with search radius %.3f." % radius_normal)
pcd_down.estimate_normals(
o3d.geometry.KDTreeSearchParamHybrid(radius=radius_normal, max_nn=30))
radius_feature = voxel_size * 5
print(":: Compute FPFH feature with search radius %.3f." % radius_feature)
pcd_fpfh = o3d.registration.compute_fpfh_feature(
pcd_down,
o3d.geometry.KDTreeSearchParamHybrid(radius=radius_feature, max_nn=100))
return pcd_down, pcd_fpfh
|
We down sample the point cloud, estimate normals, then compute a FPFH feature for each point. The FPFH feature is a 33-dimensional vector that describes the local geometric property of a point. A nearest neighbor query in the 33-dimensinal space can return points with similar local geometric structures. See [Rasu2009] for details.
RANSAC¶
53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 | def execute_global_registration(source_down, target_down, source_fpfh,
target_fpfh, voxel_size):
distance_threshold = voxel_size * 1.5
print(":: RANSAC registration on downsampled point clouds.")
print(" Since the downsampling voxel size is %.3f," % voxel_size)
print(" we use a liberal distance threshold %.3f." % distance_threshold)
result = o3d.registration.registration_ransac_based_on_feature_matching(
source_down, target_down, source_fpfh, target_fpfh, distance_threshold,
o3d.registration.TransformationEstimationPointToPoint(False), 4, [
o3d.registration.CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnEdgeLength(0.9),
o3d.registration.CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnDistance(
distance_threshold)
], o3d.registration.RANSACConvergenceCriteria(4000000, 500))
return result
|
We use RANSAC for global registration. In each RANSAC iteration, ransac_n
random points are picked from the source point cloud. Their corresponding points in the target point cloud are detected by querying the nearest neighbor in the 33-dimensional FPFH feature space. A pruning step takes fast pruning algorithms to quickly reject false matches early.
Open3D provides the following pruning algorithms:
CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnDistance
checks if aligned point clouds are close (less than specified threshold).CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnEdgeLength
checks if the lengths of any two arbitrary edges (line formed by two vertices) individually drawn from source and target correspondences are similar. This tutorial checks that \(||edge_{source}|| > 0.9 \times ||edge_{target}||\) and \(||edge_{target}|| > 0.9 \times ||edge_{source}||\) are true.CorrespondenceCheckerBasedOnNormal
considers vertex normal affinity of any correspondences. It computes dot product of two normal vectors. It takes radian value for the threshold.
Only matches that pass the pruning step are used to compute a transformation, which is validated on the entire point cloud. The core function is registration_ransac_based_on_feature_matching
. The most important hyperparameter of this function is RANSACConvergenceCriteria
. It defines the maximum number of RANSAC iterations and the maximum number of validation steps. The larger these two numbers are, the more accurate the result is, but also the more time the algorithm takes.
We set the RANSAC parameters based on the empirical value provided by [Choi2015]. The result is
Note
Open3D provides faster implementation for global registration. Please refer Fast global registration.
Local refinement¶
For performance reason, the global registration is only performed on a heavily down-sampled point cloud. The result is also not tight. We use Point-to-plane ICP to further refine the alignment.
69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 | def refine_registration(source, target, source_fpfh, target_fpfh, voxel_size):
distance_threshold = voxel_size * 0.4
print(":: Point-to-plane ICP registration is applied on original point")
print(" clouds to refine the alignment. This time we use a strict")
print(" distance threshold %.3f." % distance_threshold)
result = o3d.registration.registration_icp(
source, target, distance_threshold, result_ransac.transformation,
o3d.registration.TransformationEstimationPointToPlane())
return result
|
Outputs a tight alignment. This summarizes a complete pairwise registration workflow.


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@jl777c also removing bootstrap.min.css.map
it's only needed for devtools
the console waring in chrome might say DevTools failed to parse SourceMap: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:12986/method/bootstrap.min.css.map
which can be ignored
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nice!
got the login via POST working
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grewalsatinder14-Aug-19 10:29 AM
yes! works as expected!
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:30 AM
Ok. There are 2 problems on Win:
1. Requires libwinpthread-1 to run. There are no one on fresh Win installation. Can be googled and downloaded tho.
2. Do not respond to curls or browser calls, same error:
{"error": "cant find methodfile"}
or for opening http://<IP_ADDRESS>:7771/{"error": "cant find index"}
In case: not only .exe file is in nspv directory. All pages and files from github are included.
TonyL14-Aug-19 10:34 AM
Requires libwinpthread-1.dll to run. it's mingw thingy - tried to link it statically but not found easy solution(edited)
also includes: Network Bytes info stub HTML added in getinfo
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:47 AM
@TonyL Yeah, my bad. Started nspv.exe from old catalog (backup one), heh.
Actually works fine.
1. Requires libwinpthread-1 to run. There are no one on fresh Win installation. Can be googled and downloaded tho.
Only problem it seems.
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:47 AM
so win browser works?
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:47 AM
Yep.
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:48 AM
great! so the only system incompatibility is with chrome on a chromebook
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:48 AM
Even in IE.
For mempool:
When you press Update on Unconfirmed transactions field - transactions from mempool will not be displayed.
You need to press Update and Refresh right after.
In thiss way unconfirmed transactions from/to your address will be displayed on Transaction History.
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:50 AM
does it show amount?
grewalsatinder14-Aug-19 10:50 AM
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:50 AM
Yes.
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:50 AM
could it be a timing issue?
grewalsatinder14-Aug-19 10:51 AM
mobile view works as expected
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:51 AM
try doing update, waiting a bit, then doing update again
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:51 AM
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:51 AM
it ended up in the Transactions history? that is for confirmed, seems it is off by 1 in the confirmations calc
pushed fix for confirmation count off by one, also now displays the network bytes in and out
1
1
i think for mempool testing, it needs a chain that will take more than a few seconds to mine a block
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:57 AM
Trying mempool on ILN.
Nothing.
Network is displayed on info page.
jl777c14-Aug-19 10:58 AM
ok, i will duplicate and debug mempool
Sir Seven14-Aug-19 10:59 AM
Hm. Let me recheck it KMD also, with latest changes.
grewalsatinder14-Aug-19 11:02 AM
ReadMe also includes build instructions for Mac, Linux, Android.
Please verify and let me know if some issue, or if something missing.
Tiny Bitcoin Library written in C, with nSPV added - jl777/libnspv
Need Windows instructions, or just push the update to ReadMe if someone solves windows issues
CMaurice14-Aug-19 11:48 AM
made pr to dev branch with fuller Termux on Android instructions, if we can get new users to try for feedback on shorter and longer instructions would be good
going to research making a .deb package so 350mb build tools not required
Hey @grewalsatinder & @ca333 & anyone else involved.
We made a briefing template that helps us to get the full picture of this story and also documents the information for later use, so it doesn't get lost.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X77Vh5ASOShuWTvbMxygs3EAjixTmWaab4fmYrIDt9E/edit?usp=sharing
We willl add this task to Monday.com
EDIT: if we can make this briefing template better let me know(edited)
Background Previously published content: https://komodoplatform.com/nspv-next-generation-spv/ A second post would be about a GUI that is 100% html, without any javascript. Subject What is the subject of this briefing? Please provide a short overview. Please answer here. Ur...
jl777c14-Aug-19 12:54 PM
@grewalsatinder the txid in the mempool list is not hyperlinked
grewalsatinder14-Aug-19 01:04 PM
@jl777c does it need vout/vin in that link?
what should it be?
jl777c14-Aug-19 01:04 PM
same as for normal tx, just hyperlink to txidinfo page
@jl777c fyi my CSP uses some "deprecated" fields with some browsers will warn about, but that is the only thing old browsers know, which is why I included. Allowing bootstrap should be fine
frame-src is deprecated
but old browsers only know that, not child-src
just to explain why you might see some warnings in some browser console logs
I have learned, as a web dev, that the spec is not the real world
So including "deprecated" stuff often improves security of older stuff, that only knows that deprecated thing


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REVIEW: JUNK MAIL/BUDBRINGEREN (1997)
Written by: Johnny Halberg and Pal Sletaurine Directed by: Pal Sletaurine Produced by: Petter Boe and Dag Nordahl Actors: Robert Skaerstad, Andrine Saether, Per Egil Aske
There are two kinds of movies that are easy to do, but very hard to do well -- romance and comedy. Movie audience are given weekly doses of unfunny, contrived and ugly comedies from the movie-making industry. I do not remember the last time I laughed so hard *after* I saw a comedy upon merely the thoughts of some scenes. This time, the success in this difficult genre is the small Norwegian film "Junk Mail," made by the first-time director Pal Sletaurine. Even now, as I recall some of the details of this film, I cannot help laughing.
One would certainly have a hard time finding a more unlikely hero than that in "Junk Mail."  He is a bored mailman who would throw away mail and open letters on the job when he feels like it.  He eats out of canned food and does not seem to wash the pile of dishes left in the sink for weeks. The last time he washed his clothes or himself might well be years ago. "What are you good at?" joke his coworkers in the cafeteria while he responds with embarrassed silence. "Walking" was all his female coworker can come up with.
A coincidence leads him to Line (played by Andrine Saether), a good-looking deaf girl to whom Roy becomes attracted. She makes the mistake of leaving her keys in the mailbox, so he gains access to her apartment, and accidentally saves her life when she attempts suicide. Soon enough he becomes involved in her life as well as a mess of crimes and some stolen money. As clueless as he is, he somehow manages to defeat Line's violent and psychopathic boyfriend Georg (Per Egil Aske), who does not appear to be much more intelligent than Roy.
As pathetic and unattractive as Roy is, somehow we tolarate him as the protagonist of the movie, because there is a boyish innocence about him. His actions may not be heroic, but are by no means mean-spirited or malicious. He is only trying to do whatever his feeble judgment can come up with, like a boy ill-equipped with the wisdom to deal with life situations. In the mean time, it's not like he is surrounded by smart people either. His coworkers, bosses and everyone around him are no Einstein to say the least.  The movie succeeds in maintaining Roy's personality and capability throughout without letting a word of remote intelligence pass through his lips. Robert Skaerstad gave a very effective performance as a loser stumble through a series of adventures with limited resources. And much to our amazement, we do gradually feel like rooting for him after a while. The other supporting actors are quite good too, with numerous hilarious moments.
The plot twists seem rough and not very well-thought, and the whole crime business and where the money came from are never really explained. However, the jokes are so effective and within characters that we laugh nevertheless. It is not an ambitious project, nor is it trying to preach anything. The characters are original and amusing. I thoroughly enjoy it for its off-beat and unexpected humor. Many critics call it dark or brooding. I just didn't see it, but find it rather cute and sweet in a very strange way. It is difficult to many people laugh and even harder to make them laugh still hours later after they see it. This movie does it effortlessly.
Grade: B.
jun
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Examples
The following examples highlight the functionality of IUPred2A in the identification of
various forms of protein disorder.
All figures are reproducible using IUPred2A by simply entering the given UniProt ID and
selecting the corresponding options.
Human p53 (UniProt ID: P04637)
p53 is a tumor suppressor protein involved in apoptosis, cell cycle control and
transcription regulation. It
consists of the disordered N-terminal and C-terminal parts and the central largely ordered
DNA binding domain.
The N- and C-terminal parts contain the trans-activation and the tetramerization motifs,
respectively, each with
its own Pfam motif. The structure of the central DNA binding domain (DBD) was determined
both in isolation and bound to
DNA as well. However, the disordered regions also incorporate a large number of solved
structures from the PDB, but
since these regions do not have a stable structure on their own, their structures can only
be determined when bound
to some molecular partner.
The disorder prediction score in red correctly highlights the ordered nature of the DBD and
the disordered nature of both
termini. Both the N- and the C-terminal binding motifs display reduced disorder tendency,
which is a characteristic feature
of protein-interacting disordered binding sites.
Cytochrome c oxidase copper chaperone (UniProt ID: Q14061)
COX17 is a critically important subunit of the human cytochrome c oxidase. COX17 is a
cystein-rich protein, and the redox
state of these cysteine residues (and hence their role in protein stability) is highly
dependent on the sub-cellular localization
of the protein. Upon entring the oxidative environment of the mitochondrium, COX17 undergoes
a disorder-to-order transition,
forming a stable coiled-coil/helix/coiled-coil/helix structure (see Banci et
al.)
The redox state-dependent conditional disorder of COX17 can be correctly predicted with the
new, redox state-dependent prediction
of IUPred2A. IUPred2A correctly shows the redox sensitive region.
E. coli 33 kDa chaperonin (Hsp33) (UniProt ID: P0A6Y5)
Hsp33 belongs to the holdase class of molecular chaperones. The activity of Hsp33 depends on
oxidative conditions, however, for this protein the functional state is disordered. Under
non-stress conditions, Hsp33 is a compactly folded zinc-binding protein with negligible
activity. Oxidative stress causes the formation of two intramolecular disulfide bonds and
the release of Zn2+ ions. This leads to the unfolding of the zinc-binding domain, exposing
the substrate binding surface of the chaperone that is necessary for its activity.
The redox switch domain between residues 224-285 is correctly highlighted by the
redox-dependent disorder prediction of IUPred2A.
Early E1A protein (UniProt ID: P03255)
Human adenovirus C early E1A protein is a largely disordered protein essential for forcing
the human
host cell into S phase via modulation of the Rb1/E2F1 pathway and the inhibition of
apoptosis via
modulation of p53 degradation. These host-pathogen interactions are mediated by several
binding events.
Rb1 and CBP are targeted by two N-terminal tandem binding sites with determined complex
structures
deposited in the PDB, shown in green and red boxes. These known disordered binding regions
are
identified by ANCHOR2 as two distinct neighbouring peaks in the output score. While no other
E1A-
human protein complexes are currently known in structural detail, E1A harbors two additional
known
motifs between residues 113-126 capable of forming host-specific interactions. Both motifs,
together with
the putative binding site for the deubiquitinase UBE2I between residues 76-140 are correctly
recognized
by ANCHOR2 as a separate peak in the prediction score. A distinct peak C-terminal around
residue 220
has no known binding partners; however it entails a serine residue that was shown
to be heavily
phosphorylated by host kinases, hinting at an
additional important binding region with currently limited characterization.
p27/Cyclin-dependent kinase inhibitor 1B (UniProt ID: P46527)
p27 is one of the major regulators of cell cycle progression, being an inhibitor of the
CDK2/cyclinA complex. p27 is fully disordered and
binds to the target complex using a large extended interface harboring several strongly
binding regions interspersed with weak binding linkers.
The graph shows the region of p27 that becomes ordered during the interaction. ANCHOR not
only predicts correctly the binding event, but it
is also able to pinpoint the strongly binding regions with the provided ANCHOR score having
a strong correclation with the number of intermolecular
atomic contacts (see Meszaros et
al.).
Hemoglobin subunit alpha (UniProt ID: P69905)
Hemoglobin subunits are globular proteins, lacking disordered regions and thus lacking
disordered
binding regions as well. The figure shows that both the IUPred2 prediction (red line) and
ANCHOR2
predictions (blue line) are consistent with this fact, predicting no disorder or disordered
binding regions in
the protein.
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