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1. Duplicate latest prototype in views, name it prototype_<date_of_next_testing>
2. Duplicate latest prototype in routes, needs to match name above
3. In app.js duplicate the app.use(‘/prototype_<date_of_previous_testing>/…’, require (‘./routes/prototype_<date_of_previous_testing>/…’)).. and rename the prototype date with the one above
4. Go through the files in the new prototype folder in views and routes and search for the old prototype name, and replace it with the new prototype name. (it’s easy if you leave search open, it automatically searches in any file you open).
Files to look for:
5. Add a new prototype area on the start page.
It should contain:
1. Go on github desktop and make sure you are not on a branch, if so, select master from the top left drop down.
2. Click sync (top right hand) - if you go on history you should be able to see all the latest changes there, so to be up to date with everything
3. Create a new branch from the button next to the master dropdown. Name it with the ticket number and some short title. Make sure it's from master.
4. Make your changes in atom/sublime. Check locally by running npm start to make sure everything is as you want. Commit often and small changes. Please include useful commit titles and descriptions - so other members of the team understand your choices and changes.
5. At any point you can pull (it won't discard your changes), and its recommended to do it often, when you commit something or if you haven't pulled in a while, do so. It's easier to resolve conflicts if changes are small.
1. Make sure locally it works - if you commit to master something that locally doesn’t work, it will break it for everyone without knowing why
2. In github desktop click publish (top right corner) then sync
3. Go on https://github.com/UKHomeOffice/passports-prototype
4. Go to Pull Requests from the main horizontal menu
5. Click “New pull request” - green button
6. In the compare:master dropdown, select your branch. then click “create pull request“
7. If your changes are small AND not something someone else is working on (if it is, just double check with the person working on the same thing), you can merge your own PR.
To merge, after you've created your PR in github, click on your PR and click MERGE. Add a message and then delete the brach if you're not going to work on it anymore. Branches can be restored if needed.
1. In github desktop click sync.
2. Go to your terminal and write: git checkout <branch_you_want_to_merge>
You should get a message like:
Branch <branch_you_want_to_merge> set up to track remote branch <branch_you_want_to_merge> from origin.
Switched to a new branch '<branch_you_want_to_merge>'
3. Run npm start
4. Go in browser on localhost as usual and check the changes
6. If you are happy with the changes, you can go ahead and merge in github (browser). See instructions above.
If not, leave a message in github, on the PR, tagging the owner of the PR, explaining the problem you found.
1. Go to github desktop and click sync - in History you should see the latest merges. Now you are up to date in master.
2. Follow instructions at the bottom of this page: https://github.com/UKHomeOffice/passports-prototype (add heroku remote and then push to heroku)
If you have done/pulled changes to styles (scss files), uou need to run install in your terminal: npm install. This should recompile the sass file and create the local css and you should be able to load the new styles.
If pull from github desktop doesn't work correctly, then run in terminal: git pull origin master


Chapter 3 Website build Stage 1 - Identifier mapping file
In the main GeneMANIA instance all identifier mapping is extracted from the mySQL data dumps released by ensembl -
There is no requirement to have all the specified identifiers or to get your mappings from ensembl but your identifier mapping file for the website build needs to have the following format:
- GMID - automatically generated unique genemania identifier. It is specific to the instance of the website and not to any external database.
- Ensembl Gene ID
- Protein Coding
- Gene Name
- Ensembl Transcript ID
- Ensembl Protein ID
- Uniprot ID
- Entrez Gene ID
- RefSeq mRNA ID
- RefSeq Protein ID
- Synonyms
- Definition
3.1 How to build your identifier file
In order to build the identifier file we need to create an ensembl mirror for the desired organism, import all the ensembl data and export the desired data into the above specified format.
3.1.1 Create and setup a container of the ensembl mirror docker instance
The docker instance that we are going to use can be found here - gmbuild_ensembl.
- Install Docker - for instructions see here
- check out GeneMANIA_build from the Baderlab github (https://github.com/BaderLab/GeneMANIA_build.git)
git clone https://github.com/BaderLab/GeneMANIA_build.git
- Create container of gmbuild_ensembl instance.
- each -v parameter specifies a local directory, or volume, that is mapped to a directory on the docker. For example, the directory /home/gmbuild/ensembl data on your machine gets mapped to the location /home/gmbuild/ensembl_data in the docker container. Any file that is put into that directory on the docker will show up on the corresponding directory on your machine.
- There are multiple volumes mapped to the ensembl_mirror
- /home/gmbuild/ensembl_data --> /home/gmbuild/ensembl_data
- /home/gmbuild/gmbuild_code_dir/genemania-private --> /home/gmbuild/ensembl_code - This is the directory where you checked out the code in the previous step and contains all the code we will need to build the identifier mapping files.
- /home/gmbuild/gmbuild_code_dir/genemania-private/Docker_contatiners/Ensembl_docker/custom_cnf --> /etc/mysql/conf.d - configuration files needed for the set up of mySQL instance on the docker.
- /home/gmbuild/db_files --> /var/lib/mysql - directory where the mySQL database will store its data files.
- With the --name tag you can specify what you would like to call your instance. This name can be used when logging into the instance. For this example we have called this instance ensembl_mirror.
docker run -d
-v /home/gmbuild/ensembl_data:/home/gmbuild/ensembl_data
-v /home/gmbuild/gmbuild_code_dir/genemania-private:/home/gmbuild/ensembl_code
-v /home/gmbuild/gmbuild_code_dir/genemania-private/Docker_containers/Ensembl_docker/custom_cnf:/etc/mysql/conf.d
-v /home/gmbuild/db_files:/var/lib/mysql
--name ensembl_mirror
baderlab/gmbuild_ensembl
- Once the instance is created, log into it.
docker exec -it ensembl_mirror /bin/bash
- Download the ensembl data.
- On the docker you need to change into the directory ensembl_code/ensembl_mirror (remember that actually points to /home/gmbuild/gmbuild_code_dir/genemania-private on your main computer which is the directory containing the code that we downloaded from github.)
cd ensembl_code
cd ensembl_mirror
- Download the data - There are two separate scrits in the ensembl_code/ensembl_mirror that you can use to download the data. For a new species you will need to modify the scripts to make them specific for your organism.
- get_ensembl.sh - this script demonstrates how to download all the species that are currently available in the public GeneMANIA server. A selection of them are available from the main ensembl ftp site (including human, mouse, fly ....) but some are not (including e-coli and arabidopsis). This script shows how you need to specify the ftp site depending on the data you are grabbing.
- get_ensembl_indiv_species.sh - this script demonstrated how to donwload one example species. For this example we are using Tetrahymena which is available in ensemblgenomes protists section.
- Open get_ensembl_indiv_species.sh
- update script to have the following variables:
- SPECIES='tetrahymena_thermophila_core'
- FTP_SITE='ftp.ebi.ac.uk/ensemblgenomes/pub/current/protists/mysql/'
Depending on the species that you are using the species and the ftp_site variables will be different. Not all species are available on the ensembl servers (or available to RSync.). For the tetrahymena example, although the files are listed on the ensemblgenomes ftp site, the files failed to download using rsync. Changing to the ebi mirror fixed that issue.
There are many ftp sites you can check to see where your organism specific files are located. Ultimately, it depends which division the species falls into.
- 'ftp.ensembl.org/pub/current_mysql/'
- 'ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/plants/mysql/'
- 'ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/bacteria/mysql/'
- 'ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/fungi/mysql/'
- 'ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/protists/mysql/'
- 'ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/metazoa/mysql/'
Navigate to the right division and find your species of interest. There will be additional numbers after the species name associated with the directory name but when setting the species variable just include the species name. The additional numbers indicate which release these files are associated with. Given that you want to get the current release, make sure that you don't include those numbers.
For the above directory found in the protist division we set the following variables:
- SPECIES='tetrahymena_thermophila_core'
- FTP_SITE='ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/protists/mysql/'
./get_ensembl_indiv_species.sh
Problem: When running ./get_ensembl_indiv_species.sh nothing happens, the script finishes right away with no output.
Solution: Check to see that you have defined the SPECIES variable correctly.
Problem: ==> Rsync tetrahymena_thermophila_core_51_104_1 FROM ftp.ensemblgenomes.org/pub/current/protists/mysql/: (???): Unknown module 'pub' rsync error: error starting client-server protocol (code 5) at main.c(1666) [Receiver=3.1.2]
[[ ERROR ]] : tetrahymena_thermophila_core_51_104_1 -- Trying again...
Solution: The ensembl sites are not always consistent. Verify that you have got the address right but if the address right and you still get this error try using the ebi mirror instead:
When the script is done running you will find a directory in your ~/ensembl_data directory with today's data. In that directory you will find all of the ensembl files that were just downloaded.
ls -r ~/ensembl_data/*/tetrahymena_thermophila_core*
- Load ensembl data into local database.
The next script will take all the files downloaded from ensembl and load them into a local mySQL database.
Using the gmbuild_ensembl docker will help with this step because there is no requirement to install mySQL. The docker instance comes with a compatible mySQL server.
./create_ensembl.sh
mySQL 8 or greater no longer has INFORMATION_SCHEMA. If a database was exported from an older version of mySQL there might be references to INFORMATION_SCHEMA and script will crash with error. You can:
-
Update any file containing it from INFORMATION_SCHEMA to PERFORMANCE_SCHEMA
-
Of alternately, Easy fix for this issue. Open mySQL and run the following command: set @(???)=ON;
- Process ensembl data. Create summary files needed for GeneMANIA
This step creates identifier mapping files as well as shared domain information present in ensembl associated with your species. Shared domains is not required for the build but they will be automatically created during this step.
- Change into the identifier mapping directory.
cd ../identifier-mapper-perl/
- modify the runall_indiv_species.sh script to use your newly downloaded species data. - the runall.sh script shows how the main GeneMANIA build processes multiple species. The runall_indiv_species.sh runs the exact same process but only for one species.
Update the line 34 of runall_indiv_species.sh to reflect your species of interest:
- ./idmapper.pl $DATADIR/Work tetrahymena_thermophila Tt 19
- This line will call the idmapper perl script with parameters (in the following order, order is important):
- output directory $DATADIR/Work - don't change. The script automatically detects the newest ensembl data download directory and places the output files there.
- species name - Change to species of interest. For this example 'tetrahymena_thermophila'.
- species two letter code - change to two letters that best represent your species.
random number - this is used when generating GeneMANIA unique identifers. If you have multiple species in your instance make sure that this number is different. In the above example, all random GeneMANIA identifiers will start with 19 for tetrahymena.
Also, before running the script you need to update the configuration file. For this example the configuration file is spd_tetra.cfg. the only thing that needs to be updated in this file is the spd_org variable.
You can choose to modify the spd_tetra.cfg file or create a new file specific for you organims. If you create a new file for your organism make sure to update runall_indiv_species.sh line 37 to reflect the new file name.
./1.export_spd_from_ensembl.sh $ensembl_version spd_tetra.cfg
to
./1.export_spd_from_ensembl.sh $ensembl_version <new_spd_config_filename.cfg>
[BuildScriptsConfig]
# this section is for the configuration for the build process script
# ___[revision]_________________________________________
revision = R2
# ensembl releases to use
ensembl_core_release =104
ensembl_plants_release =51
ensembl_metazoa_release =51
ensembl_bacteria_release =51
#had to move this because of issues with get_spd.pl script
# mysql host, username, password
mysql_h = localhost
mysql_u = root
mysql_p = gm.build
# shared protein domain organisms
spd_org = tetrahymena_thermophila
./runall_indiv_species.sh
Once the script is finished running you will have the following files and directories (It will exist both on the docker and on the computer that the docker is running on. Its location on main computer depends on what you set *-v /home/gmbuild/ensembl_data:/home/gmbuild/ensembl_data* in the docker run command) :
ls ~/ensembl_data
ensembl_data/
July_23_2021/
current_build.log
tetrahymena_thermophila_core_51_104_1/
Work/
ENSEMBL_ENTREZ_Tt
Tt_done.txt
spd/
interpro/
pfam/
The ENSEMBL_ENTREZ_Tt file is the identifier mapping file. If you have additional identifier mapping data that is not present in Ensembl you can modify this file directly (make sure to keep the overall structure) but, for example, Tetrahymena maintains gene names that are not incorporated into Ensembl. (table of gene names can be found here - http://ciliate.org/index.php/show/namedgenes) Through Scripting or Excel you can add these gene symbols to the ENSEMBL_ENTREZ_Tt.
Main output of this step is the directory with all its files. This directory will be mapped onto the main genemania data build docker and used in subsequent steps.
~/ensembl_data/July_23_2021/Work
The ~/ensembl_data/July_23_2021/Work/spd directory contains shared domains networks computed from the ensembl data. Under the spd directory there are two directories (interpro and pfam) each containing a directory for the organism(s) being analyzed with the shared domain interactions.


The Morning After: Over 200,000 Tesla Cybertruck deposits
The more expensive models are apparently a hit.
by Mat SmithHold on to that paycheck. Black Friday cometh, and it seems a lot of retailers don't really care for the fine details of starting their sales specifically on Friday. As we pick through the few deals worth your hard-earned dollars, there are some early winners. This year's theme appears to be cheaper wireless headphones and heavy smartphone discounts. On the subject of the former, we review Jabra's very latest true wireless buds, the Elite 75t, and Tesla finds an audience for its Cybertruck.
A much-improved follow-up to last year's Elite 65t true wireless earbuds.
Jabra Elite 75t review: The leap from good to great
Jabra's latest true wireless earbuds are significantly smaller and last 2.5 hours longer than 2018's Elite 65t. They also sound better, but they don't have active noise cancellation or a wireless charging case (yet). However, they're still cheaper than most of the competition and very compelling for the price. And there's never been a better time to make the leap to wireless audio.
But will people commit to buying the electric pickup?
Tesla already has over 200,000 deposits for its Cybertruck
Despite how it looks, Tesla's Cybertruck appears to have a healthy number of potential buyers waiting in the wings. Elon Musk has revealed that more than 200,000 people have placed deposits for the electric pickup already. The cheapest, $39,900, single-motor truck is actually the least popular model so far. Just 17 percent of customers have put money down for the entry model, while 42 percent have picked the dual-motor version and 41 percent want the speedy tri-motor variant. It's also important to stress that these are deposits, not absolute commitments to buy the Cybertruck. Years ago, Tesla wound up refunding a significant percentage of Model 3 deposits from customers that either didn't want to wait or lost interest.
It even led to a trending Twitter hashtag.
TV reporter's sick-call email sparks horrific reply-all chaos
The reply-all email is the bane of corporate existence. For Kansas City's Nick Vasos, however, his reply-all mistake led to a whole mess. When the Fox 4 TV reporter inadvertently sent a sick-call email to all of Nexstar Media Group, he not only triggered an epic reply-all email chain, he sparked a social media sensation.
Vasos explained that he'd texted his manager to indicate that he was sick but turned to email to be safe when he didn't get a reply. His mistake was to assume that the email auto-complete feature would use his manager's -- and not a company-wide -- address.
How this affects Huawei's PCs isn't clear.
Microsoft gets US license to resume selling software to Huawei
The US Commerce Department has granted Microsoft a license to "export mass-market software" to Huawei, according to a Microsoft statement to Bloomberg. The American company declined to say just what "mass-market" meant, but Windows and Office theoretically count -- Huawei might not have trouble offering PCs like the MateBook X Pro in the US. Huawei's footprint in PCs isn't that huge, however. The Chinese company is likely to be chasing a return to Android phones with more urgency.
But wait, there's more...
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- Our readers on the Powerbeats Pro's best features
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 And it's healthier, too!
By
Jo' Pratt
From
The Nation's Favourite Food
Ingredients
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2 tbsp
vegetable oil
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4 skinless, boneless
chicken breasts
, cut into 2.5cm/1in cubes
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1 small red
pepper
, de-seeded and cut into 2.5cm/1in pieces
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1 small green
pepper
, de-seeded and cut into 2.5cm/1in pieces
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thick thumb-size piece of fresh
ginger
, peeled and finely chopped
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6
garlic
cloves, chopped
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1x220g can
water chestnuts
, drained and sliced
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1 bunch
spring onions
, cut into 2.5cm/1in pieces
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1 small can sliced
pineapple
, drained and cut into chunks (optional)
-
ground
white pepper
For the sauce
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1 tbsp soft light
brown sugar
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2 tbsp
rice vinegar
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3 tbsp rice wine or
dry sherry
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2 tbsp dark
soy sauce
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175 ml/6fl oz
chicken stock
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2 tbsp
tomato purée
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2 tbsp
cornflour
mixed with 2 tbsp water
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2 tbsp water
Method
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Heat the oil in a wok or large frying pan. Add the chicken, peppers, ginger and garlic. Fry for 2-3 minutes, then add the water chestnuts, spring onions and pineapple, if using, and fry for about 30 seconds.
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Add all the sauce ingredients and bring to the boil. Reduce the heat and simmer for about 6 minutes. Season with white pepper.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.plasma.provisioning.rdb.mysql.any.query | |
| org.plasma.provisioning.rdb.mysql.v5_5.query | |
| org.plasma.provisioning.rdb.oracle.any.sys.query | |
| org.plasma.provisioning.rdb.oracle.g11.sys.query | |
| org.plasma.query |
The PlasmaQuery™ API provides a flexible mechanism to fully describe any arbitrary SDO results Data Graph, independent of any persistence framework or type of data store. |
| org.plasma.query.dsl | |
| org.plasma.query.model |
Copyright 2017 TerraMeta Software, Inc.
|
| org.plasma.query.xpath |
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
QGlobalVariable
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity GlobalVariable.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
QTable
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity Table.
|
class |
QTableColumn
Represents a system column definition which is linked to its system Table
definition by association.
|
class |
QTableColumnConstraint
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity TableColumnConstraint.
|
class |
QTableColumnKeyUsage
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity TableColumnKeyUsage.
|
class |
QTableConstraint
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity TableConstraint.
|
class |
QView
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity View.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
QVersion
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity Version.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
QConstraint
A constraint definition
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity Constraint.
|
class |
QTableColumnComment
The comment for a column
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity TableColumnComment.
|
class |
QTableComment
A comment on a table
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity TableComment.
|
class |
QViewColumn
Represents a system column definition which is linked to its system Table
definition by association.
|
class |
QViewColumnComment
The comment for a column
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity ViewColumnComment.
|
class |
QViewComment
A comment on a table
Generated Domain Specific Language (DSL) implementation class representing
the domain model entity ViewComment.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
Clause
A collection of terms known as a clause within a query.
|
interface |
DataProperty
A non-reference property with a type which is a data type.
|
interface |
Expression
A base expression
|
interface |
GroupBy
A clause containing properties used to represent a grouping statement and is
used in conjunction with aggregate functions.
|
interface |
IntegralDataProperty
A non-reference property with a type which is a String data type.
|
interface |
Join
A clause containing properties describing a join.
|
interface |
Operator
Base interface for all operators that make up a query.
|
interface |
OrderBy
A clause containing properties describing ordering used to sort the
result-set.
|
interface |
PathProperty
A reference (or non data type) property which constitutes part of a path
within a data graph
|
interface |
Property
Base interface for all properties.
|
interface |
Query
The PlasmaQuery#8482; API provides a flexible mechanism to fully describe any
arbitrary SDO results Data Graph, independent of any persistence framework or
type of data store.
|
interface |
RealDataProperty
A non-reference property with a type which is an real data type.
|
interface |
Select
A clause containing path properties and data properties used to represent a
complex selection data graph.
|
interface |
StringDataProperty
A non-reference property with a type which is a String data type.
|
interface |
TemporalDataProperty
A non-reference property with a type which is a temporal data type.
|
interface |
Where
A clause containing properties used to restrict the results set.
|
interface |
Wildcard
A wild card property indicating the selection of all data properties within a
type.
|
| Modifier and Type | Interface and Description |
|---|---|
interface |
DomainQuery
A domain specific query serving as the entry point for assembly of a data
graph.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
DataNode
A domain query node which is a data property end point within a query graph.
|
class |
DomainRoot
The implementation of a domain query as a root within a query graph.
|
class |
PathNode
A domain object which is not an end point but a single step within a path
within a query graph.
|
class |
WildcardDataNode
A domain query node which is a wild card data end point within a query graph.
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ArithmeticOperator
Java class for ArithmeticOperator complex type.
|
class |
Expression
Java class for Expression complex type.
|
class |
GroupBy
Java class for GroupBy complex type.
|
class |
GroupOperator |
class |
Join
Java class for Join complex type.
|
class |
Literal |
class |
LogicalOperator |
class |
NullLiteral |
class |
OrderBy |
class |
PredicateOperator |
class |
Property |
class |
Query |
class |
RelationalOperator |
class |
Select |
class |
Term |
class |
Where |
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Ed Orgeron goes on NSFW rant, declares Bryant-Denny Stadium is 'our house' after win (Vieo)
by TSD StaffLSU defeated Alabama for the first time since 2011 on Saturday, in a game they controlled from start to finish, riding red-hot quarterback Joe Burrow to victory.
The Tigers coaching staff called a masterful game, using a variety of different looks to mix it up well on offense, and getting turnovers on the defensive side of the ball to win.
LSU may have been six-point underdogs in the game, but bettors lined up to back them, and sportsbooks got hit big-time. Head coach Ed Orgeron had a strong belief in his team leading up to the contest, and his confidence spilled over in to the locker room after the game, when he declared the following:
“This is our house from now on!” Orgeron told his players, of Bryant-Denny Stadium.
Not only that, he also went on an epic rant.
“Roll tide?!? F— you!” he yelled.
Alabama already has some bulletin-board material heading into the next matchup between the two.


Illuminating view of a private Suffolk estate
by Andrew ClarkeA Suffolk estate has announced a magical after-dark event for 2020.
Haughley Park, near Stowmarket, will be bringing a sensational new event to Suffolk in the new year.
The 'Spectacle of Light' will take place in February and offers everyone the opportunity to discover the night-time beauty of this usually private Suffolk estate.
The after-dark experience, which has already seen success at other historical locations, will feature illuminated trails and trees along with a wide array of colourful light installations, all supported by a musical score.
A warming range of food and drink will also be on offer along the way.
Haughley Park's owner, Robert Williams, said: "We are very excited to launch this wonderful new event. It's something different to look forward to in the new year and perfect for brightening the long winter evenings. Of course, its timing - over Valentine's Day - is also rather fitting given the popular wedding venue here. Who knows - there may even be a proposal."
The event runs from February 7-9 and 14-23, with entry times between 5.30pm and 7.30pm. The estimated walk time is 60-75 minutes and the trail is wheelchair accessible.
Early Bird tickets, which save 25%, are available until December 31, priced at £13.50 adults and £6.75 children (under 3s free). Family tickets (2 adults, 2 children) cost £34.50.
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A sewage leak at the corner of Willis Street and Dixon Street is affecting the inner Wellington Harbour, with people being warned to stay out of the water, specifically in the Whairepo Lagoon.
Wellington Water reports:
We have narrowed down the location of the leake to a 10m long concrete chamber at the North/Western corner of the intersection and will continue carrying out investigations to understand the extent of the issue. From this investigation we will form a construction plan to repair the concrete chamber.
We expect these works to continue throughout the day from 9am-4pm for at least the next week. We will continue with the current stop/go traffic management, however any changes to the works area may alter the traffic flow.
The leak is affecting the inner Wellington Harbour, so we continue to warn people to stay out of the water specifically in the Whairepo Lagoon.
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I wanted to understand if it was a misunderstanding on my part, but we don't have any "general" pigeonhole principles in mathlib?
Let's say I have $f : A \to B$ where range f: set B
is finite, i.e. I have a proof of (range f).finite
and let's say (set A).univ.infinite
(something like this), do I have a pigeonhole which gives me something like: there is some y in B such that (preimage f y).infinite
(?).
I haven't seen anything like that in mathlib. I have proved something very similar to what you suggest here though: https://github.com/b-mehta/combinatorics/blob/extras/src/inf_ramsey.lean#L10
Bhavik Mehta said:
I haven't seen anything like that in mathlib. I have proved something very similar to what you suggest here though: https://github.com/b-mehta/combinatorics/blob/extras/src/inf_ramsey.lean#L10
Wow, awesome! I didn't know about bind and was using univ.
I guess that's something really fundamental & basic. That would make sense to PR it to mathlib in set
I think.
(also would be nice to make it work with finset
)
Ryan Lahfa said:
(also would be nice to make it work with
finset
)
https://github.com/b-mehta/combinatorics/blob/extras/src/ramsey.lean#L11
Ryan Lahfa said:
I guess that's something really fundamental & basic. That would make sense to PR it to mathlib in
set
I think.
Yeah it would, I just haven't gotten round to it yet. Feel free to do it yourself if you'd like!
I wrote a pigeonhole principle for finset in https://github.com/anfelor/coc-lean/blob/master/src/FreshNames.lean
But there might be nicer approaches; it feels a bit hacked together
Maybe we should wait some inputs from maintainers of mathlib to have their opinion and see what I can collect to do a nice PR :)
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