Pictures are described procedurally, as collections of objects connected by motions. Normally, pic tries to string together objects left-to-right in the sequence they are described, joining them at visually natural points. Here is an example illustrating the flow of data in pic processing:
Figure 3-1: Flow of pic data
This was produced from the following pic program:
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ellipse "document";
arrow;
box width 0.6 "\fIgpic\/\fP(1)"
arrow;
box width 1.1 "\fIgtbl\/\fP(1) or \fIgeqn\/\fP(1)"
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arrow;
box width 0.6 "\fIgtroff\/\fP(1)";
arrow;
ellipse "PostScript"
.PE
This little program illustrates several pic basics. Firstly, we see how to invoke three object types; ellipses, arrows, and boxes. We see how to declare text lines to go within an object (and that text can have font changes in it). We see how to change the line style of an object from solid to dashed. And we see that a box can be made wider than its default size to accommodate more text (we’ll discuss this facility in detail in the next section).
We also get to see pic’s simple syntax. Statements are ended by newlines or semicolons. String quotes are required around all text arguments, whether or not they contain spaces. In general, the order of command arguments and modifiers like “width 1.2” or “dashed” doesn’t matter, except that the order of text arguments is significant.
Here are all but one of the basic pic objects at their default sizes:
Figure 3-2: Basic pic objects
The missing simple object type is a spline. There is also a way to collect objects into block composites which allows you to treat the whole group as a single object (resembling a box) for many purposes. We’ll describe both of these later on.
The box, ellipse, circle, and block composite objects are closed; lines, arrows, arcs and splines are open. This distinction is often important in explaining command modifiers.
Figure 3-2 was produced by the following pic program, which introduces some more basic concepts:
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box "box";
move;
line "line" "";
move;
arrow "arrow" "";
move;
circle "circle";
move;
ellipse "ellipse";
move;
arc; down; move; "arc"
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The first thing to notice is the move command, which moves a default distance (1/2 inch) in the current movement direction.
Secondly, see how we can also decorate lines and arrows with text. The line and arrow commands each take two arguments here, specifying text to go above and below the object. If you wonder why one argument would not do, contemplate the output of arrow "ow!":
Figure 3-3: Text centered on an arrow
When a command takes one text string, pic tries to place it at the object’s geometric center. As you add more strings, pic treats them as a vertical block to be centered. The program
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line "1" "2" "3";
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for example, gives you this:
Figure 3-4: Effects of multiple text arguments
The last line of Figure 3-2’s program, ‘arc; down; move; "arc"’, describing the captioned arc, introduces several new ideas. Firstly, we see how to change the direction in which objects are joined. Had we written arc; move; "arc", omitting down the caption would have been joined to the top of the arc, like this:
Figure 3-5: Result of arc; move;
This is because drawing an arc changes the default direction to the one its exit end points at. To reinforce this point, consider:
Figure 3-6: Result of arc cw; move;
All we’ve done differently here is specify “cw” for a clockwise arc (“ccw” specifies counter-clockwise direction). Observe how it changes the default direction to down, rather than up.
Another good way to see this via with the following program:
line; arc; arc cw; line
which yields:
Figure 3-7: Result of line; arc; arc cw; line
Notice that we did not have to specify “up” for the second arc to be joined to the end of the first.
Finally, observe that a string, alone, is treated as text to be surrounded by an invisible box of a size either specified by width and height attributes or by the defaults textwid and textht. Both are initially zero (because we don’t know the default font size).


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Tell Me a Story is the idea of Jack Sanderson-Thwaite, a writer, and Amy Ruffle, a developer.
In bed at the end of the day Amy often found herself wanting Jack to tell her a story. It helped her switch off and go to sleep. Sometimes novels and podcasts just didn't do the job - even the more escapist ones could have exciting, funny and scary sections.
They wondered whether other people had the same problem, and might like to have a collection of stories selected specifically for their calming quality. So they built Tell Me a Story.
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I'm Web Developer & Designer based in Ireland (Dublin). I collaborated with several Graphics and Web Design during my studies in College.
I create complete websites CMS (content management) Blogs Website, E-commerce (online shop), MYSQL databases, fix bugs in existing website code for clients local in Dublin or anywhere in the world using latest web technologies, coding Scripting and languages like PHP html5, CSS3 ,Bootstrap , jQuery , Wordpress. My design would be fully responsive for all devices phone, tablet or desktop pc or even larger screens.
I have worked on a multitude of web based projects during my time in college providing Web Design (Photoshop, Illustrator) and Development (Mysql Databases, PHP, HTML, CSS, JS, jQuery, WordPress, WooCommerce, Bootstrap, Responsive Layouts), eCommerce Solutions, and Graphic Design.
My website portfolio only shows a small sample of the projects I have developed during my studies in college. If you are not sure I have the skills to build your website, Please contact me to discuss your project.


There are many personas to me, and here are some that co-exist peacefully -
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The Web Developer "me", likes to build full-stack and responsive websites. He's tired of conventional Bootstrap & PHP - and rather prefers Semantic-UI & Ruby-on-rails. However, even after 2 years experience, he can often be found ranting about the ever-increasing number of new JavaScript frameworks to be learned, when asked to choose from JQuery, AngularJS, MeteorJS, ReactJS.
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The Programmer / Software Developer "me", likes to build functional and useful scripts of Ruby & Python. The fields of these scripts consists of Image Processing, Natural Language Processing, Machine Learning, Web Scraping, Social Media API, Growth Hacking & what not! Most of the scripts can be found open-sourced on GitHub.
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The Coffee Lover "me", is just a persona that is induced by the above two personas, to keep away from sleep and to battle the rants of the above two personas on a day-to-day basis.
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The Chess Maniac "me", likes playing Chess matches and solving tactic puzzles of Chess.
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The Carnatic Vocalist "me", acts as another stress buster along with the remaining personas.
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The Fanboy "me" likes watching & discussing many TV Series', such as - The Flash, The Arrow, Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, The Big Bang Theory, etc. He also inspired the Developer "me" to build
An Episodes' Synopsis Aggregator for TV Series'.
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The Grammar Nazi "me" likes English language in general and shalt mercilessly correct your grammar / spelling mistakes. He also likes reading novels and is in charge of writing the blog posts here. Oh, and he goes by the pen name of "Vibe".


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{% endblock %} {% block content %}Welcome to our experiment. Please read the instructions carefully because you will NOT be able to refer back to them. Your cash earnings in this experiment will depend on the decisions you take. It is therefore important that you understand the rules of the experiment.
In this experiment, your earnings will be denoted in Experimental Currency Units (ECU). 50 ECU are worth £1. After the experiment is over, we will convert the total of your earnings for the whole session into pounds and pay you through bank transfer.
This part of the experiment is divided into 12 rounds. In each round, you will have the opportunity to earn ECU by solving as many tables as possible within 40 seconds.
You will be presented with various tables including zeros and ones. You earn ECU for entering the number of ones within each table.
In each experimental round solve as many tables as you can within the time limit. You will earn 10 ECU for each table you solve.
After 40 seconds, the task ends and the computer will inform you of the total number of tables you had successfully solved as well as your total earnings from the task. This is your income from your task.
With your earnings you must decide an amount to announce, any announced earnings will see a 25% deduction, meaning that for every 10 ECU you earn, you must pay 2.5 ECU in deductions.
To fill in the announcement, you have simply to provide your earnings. Given the amount of earnings that you announce, the computer will automatically compute the total amount of deductions you will be required to pay.
Once you complete your announcement, there is a 1 in 5 chance (or 20% probability) your announcement will be reviewed.
If you are NOT selected for review: Your final earnings for the experimental round will be equal to the amount of earnings you had made from the task minus the deductions you had on the earnings you announced.
If you ARE selected for review:
•If you are reviewed and if you announced your income accurately, then nothing further will happen; your final earnings for the round will be the same as if you had not been reviewed.
•If you are reviewed and if you announced less income than you actually earned, then you will be required to pay the extra amount of deductions due. In addition, you will pay further deductions of 1 ECU for each ECU of underpaid deductions.
Now let's go through a few hypothetical examples.
| Your Income | 10 ECU |
|---|---|
| Your Announced Income | 10 ECU |
| Deductions Paid on Announced Income | 2.50 ECU |
| Selected for Review? | Yes |
| Deductions from Unannounced Earnings | 0 ECU |
| Additional Deductions | 0 ECU |
| END OF ROUND INCOME | 7.50 ECU |
| Your Income | 20 ECU |
|---|---|
| Your Announced Income | 16 ECU |
| Deductions Paid on Announced Earnings | 4 ECU |
| Selected for Review? | Yes |
| Deductions from Unannounced Earnings | 1 ECU |
| Additional Deductions | 1 ECU |
| END OF ROUND INCOME | 14 ECU |
| Your Income | 16 ECU |
|---|---|
| Your Announced Earnings | 10 ECU |
| Deductions Paid on Announced Earnings | 2.50 ECU |
| Selected for Review? | No |
| Deductions from Unannounced Earnings | 0 ECU |
| Additional Deductions | 0 ECU |
| END OF ROUND INCOME | 13.50 ECU |
After the review is completed, you will be presented with a screen that summarises the following:
Summary
In short, each round in this part of the experiment will consist of three stages:
STAGE 1: You earn income by solving tables.

STAGE 3: You get your final earnings, which depend on how your report your income and whether you were reviewed or not.


Condé Nast France Names New President after Yves Bougnon Steps Down
Javier Pascual del Olmo will succeed Bougnon, effective December 2019
by Natalie TheodosiLONDON — Condé Nast France president Yves Bougnon is stepping down from the role he took on last year, and will be replaced by Javier Pascual del Olmo, whose appointment is effective as of December.
An announcement was made to staff Friday.
“Yves has overseen the growth of the digital revenues in France and of the video formats, particularly related to GQ and Vogue. He has also reinvigorated Vanity Fair under Joseph Ghosn’s new editorship,” said Wolfgang Blau, Condé Nast’s global chief operating officer and president.
The company said that Bougnon is leaving “to explore new opportunities” and declined to give further comment.
Previously del Olmo led Condé Nast Spain and was also responsible for growing new markets such as Mexico and Latin America by hiring leadership teams and defining the company’s growth strategy.
“During his years at the helm of the company, Javier has overseen the launch of iconic titles such as Vanity Fair, Condé Nast Traveler, AD and Glamour magazine. Javier was also instrumental in the creation of Vogue’s first Masters Degree in Fashion by Spain’s prestigious university Carlos III, which subsequently developed into the Condé Nast College Spain,” added Blau.


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ahost
DNS lookup utility to display the A or AAAA record linked with a hostname or IP address.
More information: home page
- Print an `A` or `AAAA` record associated with a hostname or IP address:
ahost example.com
- Display some extra debugging output:
ahost -d example.com
- Display the record with a specified type:
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R Colour cheatsheet by Melanie Frazier to help find a good color scheme for presenting data
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RStudio cheatsheets on Shiny, ggplot2, dplyr, R package development and R Markdown
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data.table cheatsheet that DataCamp recommended for their course Data analysis: the data.table way
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ggplot2 cheatsheet on beautiful plotting in R
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R-short-refcard is one of the oldest cheatsheets that can be of great value for R beginners
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stat480 R cheatsheets summarising what Hadley Wickham and his students cover in their applied statistical computing class
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data-mining by Yanchang Zhao is a reference card for doing data mining with R
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Quandl is a basic R cheatsheet from the leading data provider
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Time Series Analysis by Vito Ricci list helpful R functions, grouped by their goal, for regression and time series analysis
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R Style Guide by Google is a guide to make our R code easier to read, share, and verify
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Python quick ref Python 2.7 Quick Reference Sheet
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NumPy / SciPy / Pandas cheatsheet for Python's NumPy / SciPy / Pandas
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IPython quick ref Shortcuts and helpful tips for working in IPython
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SAS Macros is a cheatsheet on the SAS macro language
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SAS ODS is a cheatsheet on SAS ODS commands
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stat480 is a series of R cheatsheets summarising what Hadley Wickham and his students cover in applied statistical computing class
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SAS-Cheat by David Franklin is a brief overview of SAS language, functions, formats, informats, etc
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Lin Reg Val is a cheatsheet for linear regression validation
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SAS for Dummies is a cheatsheet for the tasks in SAS Enterprise Guide - being able to find them quickly in SAS EG will boost your efficiency
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SQL How To is a cheat sheet answering a number of how-to questions
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Position 49° 30'10"N, 02° 30'11"W (marina entrance)
Clearance must be complete at St Peter Port before visiting this marina.
Last updated July 2016.
This marina is situated in an old quarry on the NE corner of Guernsey. It is approached via a marked channel from the Little Russell. There are leading lights, but daylight is advisable when entering for the first time.
A quieter option than St Peter Port but some distance from any shops. Taxis, buses and hire cars available.
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 The aim of the site is to help Ukrainians find like-minded souls near them, and hopefully kick-start some local meet-ups and groups or maybe just help each other in various situations.
By registering and pinning your self on a map, you will be able to discover Ukrainian people that leave close to you. After you discover interesting people, fill free to contact them, and invite for a cup of tee or coffee.
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Windsor Solutions Software Developer Dec 2014-Present
- Worked as a full stack developer with a small team (4 devs), independently from other Windsor teams
- Developed TREADS project for Montana DEQ - workflow tracking for various government departments and 3rd party contractors.
- Helped extend existing Angular and PetaPoco tools.
- Contributed to initial JavaScript testing adoption, including build integration.
ShiftWise Software Developer Mar 2012-Dec 2014 [Purchased by AMN Healthcare 2014]
- Worked with a small team (4-6) alongside 4 other teams.
- Maintained the company’s primary ASP Web Forms software product with bug fixes and small features. This product handled staffing and billing between hospitals and staffing agencies.
- Developed new Service-Oriented products using WCF, and later ServiceStack.
- Created and ran Javascript training for all teams that covered advanced use and application design patterns.
- Worked on several greenfield product prototypes to evaluate new tools and patterns, including Xamarin (Android), Neo4j, ServiceStack, and message-based architectures.
- Introduced new technologies to the teams for consideration of adoption. Successfully led adoption of Knockout and Durandal.
Retail Imaging Management Group Software Developer 2010-2012
- Worked as the sole developer.
- Responsible for development and maintenance of in-house ticket management system using C#/.NET.
The software manages troubleshooting tickets for nationwide photo lab support, on-site technician dispatching, warehouse inventory, and bench repair.
- Learned new web development framework and delivered web counterpart to in-house ticket management software using ASP.NET MVC3 in six-week timeframe. Application is used nationwide by field support team via desktop and mobile browsers.
- Lead development of ecommerce site nwmaicocz.com, including application and database design, as well as PayPal payment integration.
- Assisted database administrator in maintaining existing ticket database, as well as designing a new database for inventory and parts ordering.
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Decentralization of information is a situation where information is held with individual or at the edges of the organization. And centralization is a scenario where information is held at the center of the organization and not distributed across. Inconsistency in information can make the business fail when the businesses make decision about something that they do not own. The individual business within organization may compete against each other. Information overload leads to a situation where an organization is overloaded with local decisions. This could also make the business fail. Centralization or decentralization can cause too much information or inconsistent information. Thus inconsistency information overload is related to decentralization and centralization.
Yes, according to Braess network effects do tip the balance and complicate the centralization-decentralization issue further. He says that network effects require more centralization to reach global optimum. He suggests that decision involving resources with network effects needs to be centralized, as new technologies with better performance may lead to worse outcome.
Yes, highways do exhibit network effects. Say new faster route is added, then the driver will take the route that is most favorable to him. This may cause a redistribution of the traffic that results in longer individual running times.
New and Improved technologies can result in everyone being worse off than before. The conditions that lead to such a situation are as follows:
In military weapons technologies, invention of a new and advanced weapon by one country leads and forces other countries to follow suit. No country wants to be left behind in the arms race. Every country selfishly chooses to develop or purchase the new weapon since everybody else has it. This cycle of continues with everyone spending a lot of money to get what eveybody else has. Thus, this results in everyone being worse off in spite of the invention of the new technology.


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We were both fluffy when I first saw you. You fly a kit and the flashback starts: Quebec is where I'm standing in the one minute ago air.
What are you doing with that new lover? Who wears that fast sock, When I wear a slow the other sock, Dreaming about the day when you wake up and find That what you're looking for is my awkward fingers.
  I'd go back to one minute ago, turn around and do some sledding. I go back to one minute ago quite often.
Darling, let's do some slidding, This love is foggy but it's clear. It's a love story, darling, Just be my coordinated lion.
We are never ever ever going to try singing swimmingly together, We are never ever ever going to try singing swimmingly together, You go talk to your first cousin second removed, talk to my mom, talk to me, But we are never ever ever ever going to try singing swimmingly together, Just munching harshly forever.
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James Andersen cares about using technology to solve problems and enhance people's lives. He's been developing software experiences professionally for over ten years but his fascination for computers goes farther back to hours spent with Speak & Spell, Comodore 64 and Bulletin Board Systems. James has worked in startups and Fortune 10 companies gaining appreciation of the challenges and opportunities unique to each. For the past 5 years, he's been leading development of incredible user experiences at Cynergy
Here's some of what James has been up to recently:


Responsive Bootstrap Website
A dating site for dogs
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A custom theme for a local Seattle author and musician
Responsive HTML5 & CSS Website
Dorothy DeLong Website is a portfolio site I designed and hand coded for a photographer and feminist.
Small town news site to keep up on all the local happenings.
Unplugged Retreat focuses on company retreats and getaways. Hand coded from a photoshop design comp
Welcome to Tulip Town! A tourist attraction with rental cottages and of course beautiful tulips.


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A technical and scientific festival isn’t really complete without a quiz. Hence, we have in our bag a General Science Quiz for the students.
This is the flagship event of Prosang featuring 50+ projects from all the participating colleges and schools. It is a platform to showcase as well as find exquisite ideas in the form of projects.
This event focuses on these ideas. The participants get to put forth their clever, creative and futuristic ideas and present them to our panel of experts.
Robotics is the art of making robots and machines that combine concepts from multiple engineering disciplines namely Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics, Mechanical,etc. Creating your own robot will help you practically learn how engineering is applied. ...
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submit button is clicked, is not the validator but instead a timeout placed on the custom rules to
simiulate an asynchronous function. Also, due to some of the validation rules used on various inputs,
not all fields are able to be successfully validated.
Password must be at least 8 characters and include both upper and lower case letters and a number.
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Mitigating corporate information exposure on the web can be split into three key fields; risk detection, risk management and development of working solutions. Each of these factors provides a useful insight into prevention of corporate security breaches, both from the company’s perspective and the user’s perspective.
Perhaps the most important step in mitigating corporate information exposure is the detection of any security flaws existing within a company’s system. A lack of standardized methods for risk assessment causes security measures to vary between companies and between practitioners. As a result different risk assessment models have been produced. Information Security Risk Assessment based its conceptual design on the analysis of generic methodologies, including CRAMM, CORAS and OCTAVE, by comparing the common features of each; as well as continually researching into different models to further develop its design. (Shamala, 2013, p45-52).
Whereas more specific models propose that security controls should be selected based on real risks to an organization's assets and operations (Joshi, 2017). This study was aimed at reducing the risk of security breach in a University system by identifying weak points, prioritizing exploitations and improving security as an ongoing process in this shifting environment. However, even in this specific study, use of a standardized approach was maintained through a Common Vulnerability Scoring System which merged severity, maturity and frequency of a potential exploit to produce a quantitative risk level (Keramati, 2016). Furthermore, the National Vulnerability Database was used in this case to provide the references for advisories, solutions, and tools for the model. As well as showing flaws and exploits of a system recorded against risk and updated in real time (NVD, 2000).
Successful management of security problems is another way to mitigate information exposure on the web. This approach covers appropriate strategies for action once a risk is detected and the testing that flaws have been fully resolved in a proposed solution. Similar to risk identification, risk management systems can follow an Information Structure Risk Management model, creating evidence-based decisions for security practitioners by integrating the quality of information assessment (Shamala, 2017). In this case, testing is used both to identify flaws and to test for possible solutions. P enetration testing, described as the type of testing whereby testers attempt to circumvent the security features of a system in an effort to identify security weaknesses, (Russell, 1993) detects any unauthorised network access through simulation of tactics used by hackers, by the testers. An advantage of using penetration testing is the specific feedback reported to the company rather than more generic recommendation (Penetration Testing, 2017), which can be used to scale vulnerability of a system to specific risks and budget for an individual company.
However, management of problems is only useful once a specific problem has been identified, with standardardized action here of less importance than during risk identification. A potential risk of buffer overruns, for example, could be identified through destructively testing inputs of Web Software, but resulting actions change depending on the severity of the security breach. Buffer Overruns can lead to information DoS, loss of data, or data corruption through overflowing a buffer with malicious code, if a user has knowledge of precise memory addresses of out of buffer instructions (Ash, 2003). Solutions include limiting the size of data inputs, ensuring code with administrator privileges is not being run and regularly changing the SQL database password/renaming the administrator account. Likewise, access to restricted directories by embedding URL’s in a parser should be prevented through proper practice, following the standard of documenting what information is passed as it relates to the feature; this allows for a solution to be equally effective independently of the severity of URL canonicalization. A common example of under management of security problems is preventing references to parsers with full stops (Ash, 2003) - which is not the only way to reference outside the parser’s domain.
Development of working solutions to prevent information exposure has evolved rapidly over the last decade. It is important that these solutions keep up with the complexity of security attacks to mitigate information exposure, but the main focus should remain on detecting these adapting attacks. Use of encryption - basic technology enabling secure messaging (O’Neill, 2003) - has widely improved from symmetric encryption to more complex asymmetric encryption techniques, such as the RSA algorithm, because of the decreasing time required for a computer to process a brute-force attack. Symmetric encryption shares a private key between receiver and sender, initially of a Data Encryption Standard 64 bits, but later enhanced to block and key lengths of 128, 192 or 256 bits under the Advanced Encryption Standard (Proll, 2006, p256-258). Whereas asymmetric encryption uses different keys, a public key for encrypting and a private key for decrypting. Although theoretically more secure, asymmetric encryption requires reliable distribution of public keys under web application scenarios. To combat this, Registration Authorities have been established to provide certificates for distributors. Each certificate has a validity period, with untrustworthy certificates not being renewed, instead being held in Certificate Revocation Lists (Proll, 2006, p 260). Authentication of a user’s information over a communication medium has been further secured through use of digital signatures. These are unique hashes created from a user’s input data, therefore any change to the data will result in completely changing the hash - allowing for malicious alteration of data to be traced.
In order to successfully mitigate corporate information exposure on the web it is crucial to investigate all aspects of a company’s information security. This includes use of models and simulations to highlight and combat potential risks, high-level testing of implemented solutions (to identified flaws or in an event of a security breach), and constant updating of risk-management protocols for staff and system on the company side. As well this, securing held information, input transmission and providing system access levels on the user-side prevents external exploitation of a company’s system. Out of these factors, arguably the most important for mitigating information exposure on the web are the methods used for identifying any real-time risks to a company’s information.


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6- Almonds (Soaked & Pealed Skin)
6 Soft Dates (Dry 12- Daily) & 1 Table Spoon Honey
Walnuts- 2
Milk- 1/2 Leter/Day
Fruits-2/Day
1 Boiled Egg
Beat Root, Carrot, Tomato, Cucumber, Red Capsicum, Black Grapes.
Urat dal- 1 Small Laddu Daily, Green Gram
Brown Rice, Chapathi, Raagi
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11) Coconut Water
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Pine Apple
Seisme Seeds
Mullangi (Raddish)
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| FLINK-3534 |
Cancelling a running job can lead to restart instead of stopping |
Critical |
. |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-3540 |
Hadoop 2.6.3 build contains /com/google/common (guava) classes in flink-dist.jar |
Blocker |
Build System |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-3556 |
Unneeded check in HA blob store configuration |
Critical |
. |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3565 |
FlinkKafkaConsumer does not work with Scala 2.11 |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3562 |
Update docs in the course of EventTimeSourceFunction removal |
Minor |
. |
Maximilian Michels |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-3566 |
Input type validation often fails on custom TypeInfo implementations |
Major |
Type Serialization System |
Gyula Fora |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-3491 |
HDFSCopyUtilitiesTest fails on Windows |
Major |
Tests |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-3495 |
RocksDB Tests can't run on Windows |
Major |
Tests |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-3578 |
Scala DataStream API does not support Rich Window Functions |
Critical |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-3569 |
Test cases fail due to Maven Shade plugin |
Major |
Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3533 |
Update the Gelly docs wrt examples and cluster execution |
Major |
Documentation, Gelly |
Vasia Kalavri |
Vasia Kalavri |
| FLINK-3567 |
Rework selection when grouping in Table API |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Timo Walther |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3585 |
Deploy scripts don't support spaces in paths |
Minor |
Build System |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3593 |
DistinctITCase is failing |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3396 |
Job submission Savepoint restore logic flawed |
Major |
. |
Ufuk Celebi |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3561 |
ExecutionConfig's timestampsEnabled is unused |
Minor |
Streaming |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3577 |
Display anchor links when hovering over headers. |
Minor |
Documentation |
Jark Wu |
|
| FLINK-3472 |
JDBCInputFormat.nextRecord(..) has misleading message on NPE |
Minor |
. |
Ken Geis |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-3333 |
Documentation about object reuse should be improved |
Critical |
Documentation |
Gabor Gevay |
Gabor Gevay |
| FLINK-3563 |
.returns() doesn't compile when using .map() with a custom MapFunction |
Minor |
Type Serialization System |
Simone Robutti |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-3583 |
Configuration not visible in gui when job is running |
Minor |
Web Client, Webfrontend |
Michał Fijołek |
Michał Fijołek |
| FLINK-3621 |
Misleading documentation of memory configuration parameters |
Minor |
Documentation |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-1964 |
Rework TwitterSource to use a Properties object instead of a file path |
Minor |
Streaming |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-3622 |
Improve error messages for invalid joins |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3636 |
NoClassDefFoundError while running WindowJoin example |
Major |
Examples, Streaming |
Zoltán Zvara |
Márton Balassi |
| FLINK-3645 |
HDFSCopyUtilitiesTest fails in a Hadoop cluster |
Minor |
Tests |
Chiwan Park |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-3631 |
CodeGenerator does not check type compatibility for equality expressions |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| FLINK-3611 |
Wrong link in CONTRIBUTING.md |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Martin Junghanns |
Martin Junghanns |
| FLINK-3602 |
Recursive Types are not supported / crash TypeExtractor |
Critical |
Type Serialization System |
Stephan Ewen |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-3179 |
Combiner is not injected if Reduce or GroupReduce input is explicitly partitioned |
Critical |
Optimizer |
Fabian Hueske |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| FLINK-3653 |
recovery.zookeeper.storageDir is not documented on the configuration page |
Minor |
Documentation |
Stefano Baghino |
Stefano Baghino |
| FLINK-3663 |
FlinkKafkaConsumerBase.logPartitionInfo is missing a log marker |
Trivial |
Kafka Connector |
Niels Zeilemaker |
|
| FLINK-3676 |
WebClient hasn't been removed from the docs |
Major |
Documentation |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3651 |
Fix faulty RollingSink Restore |
Major |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3681 |
CEP library does not support Java 8 lambdas as select function |
Minor |
CEP |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3682 |
CEP operator does not set the processing timestamp correctly |
Major |
CEP |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3684 |
CEP operator does not forward watermarks properly |
Major |
CEP |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3633 |
Job submission silently fails when using user code types |
Blocker |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3689 |
JobManager blocks cluster shutdown when not connected to ResourceManager |
Minor |
JobManager, ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3635 |
Potential null deference in TwitterExample#SelectEnglishAndTokenizeFlatMap#flatMap |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
|
| FLINK-3638 |
Invalid default ports in documentation |
Major |
Documentation |
Maxim Dobryakov |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3693 |
JobManagerHAJobGraphRecoveryITCase.testClientNonDetachedListeningBehaviour is unstable |
Major |
. |
Robert Metzger |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3619 |
SavepointCoordinator test failure |
Major |
Streaming |
Gyula Fora |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3595 |
Kafka09 consumer thread does not interrupt when stuck in record emission |
Critical |
Kafka Connector |
Stephan Ewen |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-1159 |
Case style anonymous functions not supported by Scala API |
Major |
Scala API |
Till Rohrmann |
Stefano Baghino |
| FLINK-3712 |
YARN client dynamic properties are not passed correctly to the leader election service on the client |
Major |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-3579 |
Improve String concatenation |
Minor |
Table API & SQL |
Timo Walther |
ramkrishna.s.vasudevan |
| FLINK-3731 |
Embedded SQL outer joins should fail during translation |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
Vasia Kalavri |
| FLINK-3730 |
Fix RocksDB Local Directory Initialization |
Major |
State Backends, Checkpointing, Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3126 |
Remove accumulator type from "value" in web frontend |
Major |
Webfrontend |
Robert Metzger |
|
| FLINK-3737 |
WikipediaEditsSourceTest.testWikipediaEditsSource() fails locally |
Minor |
Tests |
Todd Lisonbee |
Todd Lisonbee |
| FLINK-3644 |
WebRuntimMonitor set java.io.tmpdir does not work for change upload dir. |
Major |
Webfrontend |
astralidea |
|
| FLINK-3444 |
env.fromElements relies on the first input element for determining the DataSet/DataStream type |
Major |
DataSet API, DataStream API |
Vasia Kalavri |
|
| FLINK-3716 |
Kafka08ITCase.testFailOnNoBroker() timing out before it has a chance to pass |
Major |
. |
Todd Lisonbee |
Todd Lisonbee |
| FLINK-3735 |
Embedded SQL union should fail during translation |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
Vasia Kalavri |
| FLINK-3745 |
TimestampITCase testWatermarkPropagationNoFinalWatermarkOnStop failing intermittently |
Minor |
. |
Todd Lisonbee |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-3759 |
Table API should throw exception is null value is encountered in non-null mode. |
Critical |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
|
| FLINK-3762 |
Kryo StackOverflowError due to disabled Kryo Reference tracking |
Major |
Core |
Andrew Palumbo |
Andrew Palumbo |
| FLINK-2544 |
Some test cases using PowerMock fail with Java 8u20 |
Minor |
. |
Till Rohrmann |
Soila Kavulya |
| FLINK-3732 |
Potential null deference in ExecutionConfig#equals() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
|
| FLINK-3773 |
Scanners are left unclosed in SqlExplainTest |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Saikat Maitra |
| FLINK-3718 |
Add Option For Completely Async Backup in RocksDB State Backend |
Major |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3781 |
BlobClient may be left unclosed in BlobCache#deleteGlobal() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Chenguang He |
| FLINK-3790 |
Rolling File sink does not pick up hadoop configuration |
Critical |
Streaming Connectors |
Gyula Fora |
Gyula Fora |
| FLINK-3774 |
Flink configuration is not correctly forwarded to PlanExecutor in ScalaShellRemoteEnvironment |
Minor |
Scala Shell |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3803 |
Checkpoint Stats Tracker Reads from Wrong Configuration |
Major |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3086 |
ExpressionParser does not support concatenation of suffix operations |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Timo Walther |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-3601 |
JobManagerTest times out on StopSignal test |
Minor |
JobManager, Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3824 |
ResourceManager may repeatedly connect to outdated JobManager in HA mode |
Minor |
ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3835 |
JSON execution plan not helpful to debug plans with KeySelectors |
Major |
Optimizer |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3840 |
RocksDB local parent dir is polluted with empty folders with random names |
Major |
State Backends, Checkpointing |
Gyula Fora |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3846 |
Graph.removeEdges also removes duplicate edges |
Major |
Gelly |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-3845 |
Gelly allows duplicate vertices in Graph.addVertices |
Major |
Gelly |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-3793 |
Re-organize the Table API and SQL docs |
Major |
Documentation, Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
Vasia Kalavri |
| FLINK-3669 |
WindowOperator registers a lot of timers at StreamTask |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Konstantin Knauf |
| FLINK-3860 |
WikipediaEditsSourceTest.testWikipediaEditsSource times out |
Major |
Tests |
Vasia Kalavri |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3877 |
Create TranslateFunction interface for Graph translators |
Minor |
Gelly |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-3842 |
Fix handling null record/row in generated code |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Dawid Wysakowicz |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-3882 |
Errors in sample Java code for the Elasticsearch 2.x sink |
Trivial |
Documentation, Streaming Connectors |
Mark Reddy |
Mark Reddy |
| FLINK-3878 |
File cache doesn't support multiple duplicate temp directories |
Major |
Distributed Coordination, Local Runtime |
Ken Krugler |
Ken Krugler |
| FLINK-3701 |
Cant call execute after first execution |
Major |
Scala Shell |
Nikolaas Steenbergen |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3826 |
Broken test: StreamCheckpointingITCase |
Major |
Tests |
Kostas Kloudas |
Kostas Kloudas |
| FLINK-3488 |
Kafka08ITCase.testBigRecordJob fails on Travis |
Critical |
Kafka Connector |
Till Rohrmann |
Rekha Joshi |
| FLINK-3926 |
Incorrect implementation of getFieldIndex in TupleTypeInfo |
Minor |
Core |
Yijie Shen |
Yijie Shen |
| FLINK-3914 |
BlobServer.createTemporaryFilename() has concurrency safety problem |
Major |
. |
ZhengBowen |
Mark Reddy |
| FLINK-3934 |
Prevent translation of non-equi joins in DataSetJoinRule |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3935 |
Invalid check of key and ordering fields in PartitionNode |
Major |
Optimizer |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3909 |
Maven Failsafe plugin may report SUCCESS on failed tests |
Major |
Build System |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3892 |
ConnectionUtils may die with NullPointerException |
Minor |
YARN Client |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3893 |
LeaderChangeStateCleanupTest times out |
Minor |
Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3938 |
Yarn tests don't run on the current master |
Critical |
Build System |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3928 |
Potential overflow due to 32-bit int arithmetic |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-3953 |
Surefire plugin executes unit tests twice |
Minor |
Build System, Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3927 |
TaskManager registration may fail if Yarn versions don't match |
Major |
ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3939 |
Prevent distinct aggregates and grouping sets from being translated |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3963 |
AbstractReporter uses shaded dependency |
Major |
Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Kostas Kloudas |
| FLINK-2915 |
JobManagerProcessFailureBatchRecoveryITCase |
Critical |
Tests |
Matthias J. Sax |
Rekha Joshi |
| FLINK-3696 |
Some Union tests fail for TableConfigMode.EFFICIENT |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
Yijie Shen |
| FLINK-3972 |
Subclasses of ResourceID may not to be serializable |
Minor |
ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3982 |
Multiple ResourceManagers register at JobManager in standalone HA mode |
Minor |
ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3981 |
Don't log duplicate TaskManager registrations as exceptions |
Minor |
ResourceManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3975 |
Override baseurl when serving docs locally |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Dyana Rose |
|
| FLINK-3994 |
Instable KNNITSuite |
Critical |
Machine Learning Library, Tests |
Chiwan Park |
Chiwan Park |
| FLINK-3948 |
EventTimeWindowCheckpointingITCase Fails with Core Dump |
Critical |
State Backends, Checkpointing |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3960 |
Disable, fix and re-enable EventTimeWindowCheckpointingITCase |
Major |
Streaming, Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-4011 |
Unable to access completed job in web frontend |
Critical |
Webfrontend |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4000 |
Exception: Could not restore checkpointed state to operators and functions; during Job Restart (Job restart is triggered due to one of the task manager failure) |
Major |
DataStream API |
Aride Chettali |
|
| FLINK-3922 |
Infinite recursion on TypeExtractor |
Critical |
Type Serialization System |
Flavio Pompermaier |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-2832 |
Failing test: RandomSamplerTest.testReservoirSamplerWithReplacement |
Critical |
Tests |
Vasia Kalavri |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-4031 |
Nightly Jenkins job doesn't deploy sources |
Minor |
Build System |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3471 |
JDBCInputFormat cannot handle null fields of certain types |
Major |
. |
Ken Geis |
|
| FLINK-3530 |
Kafka09ITCase.testBigRecordJob fails on Travis |
Major |
Kafka Connector |
Till Rohrmann |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4052 |
Unstable test ConnectionUtilsTest |
Critical |
Tests |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4002 |
[py] Improve testing infraestructure |
Minor |
Python API |
Omar Alvarez |
|
| FLINK-3971 |
Aggregates handle null values incorrectly. |
Critical |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
GaoLun |
| FLINK-4030 |
ScalaShellITCase gets stuck |
Minor |
Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4028 |
AbstractAlignedProcessingTimeWindowOperator creates wrong TimeWindow |
Blocker |
Windowing Operators |
Aljoscha Krettek |
|
| FLINK-3908 |
FieldParsers error state is not reset correctly to NONE |
Major |
Core |
Flavio Pompermaier |
Flavio Pompermaier |
| FLINK-4024 |
FileSourceFunction not adjusted to new IF lifecycle |
Critical |
Streaming |
Chesnay Schepler |
Kostas Kloudas |
| FLINK-3933 |
Add an auto-type-extracting DeserializationSchema |
Major |
Streaming, Streaming Connectors |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4077 |
Register Pojo DataSet/DataStream as Table requires alias expression. |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Fabian Hueske |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-3863 |
Yarn Cluster shutdown may fail if leader changed recently |
Minor |
YARN Client |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3890 |
Deprecate streaming mode flag from Yarn CLI |
Minor |
. |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4056 |
SavepointITCase.testCheckpointHasBeenRemoved failed on Travis |
Critical |
Tests |
Till Rohrmann |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4009 |
Scala Shell fails to find library for inclusion in test |
Major |
Scala Shell, Tests |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3977 |
Subclasses of InternalWindowFunction must support OutputTypeConfigurable |
Critical |
Streaming |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Fabian Hueske |
| FLINK-4083 |
Use ClosureCleaner for Join where and equalTo |
Minor |
. |
Stefan Richter |
Stefan Richter |
| FLINK-4078 |
Use ClosureCleaner for CoGroup where |
Major |
. |
Ufuk Celebi |
Stefan Richter |
| FLINK-4089 |
Ineffective null check in YarnClusterClient#getApplicationStatus() |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4090 |
Close of OutputStream should be in finally clause in FlinkYarnSessionCli#writeYarnProperties() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3380 |
Unstable Test: JobSubmissionFailsITCase |
Critical |
. |
Kostas Kloudas |
|
| FLINK-3105 |
Submission in per job YARN cluster mode reuses properties file of long-lived session |
Major |
YARN Client |
Ufuk Celebi |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4012 |
Docs: Links to "Iterations" are broken (404) |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Bernd Louis |
|
| FLINK-3973 |
Table API documentation is "hidden" in Programming Guide menu list |
Major |
Documentation |
Fabian Hueske |
|
| FLINK-4079 |
YARN properties file used for per-job cluster |
Major |
Client |
Ufuk Celebi |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4038 |
Impossible to set more than 1 JVM argument in env.java.opts |
Critical |
Startup Shell Scripts |
Gyula Fora |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4076 |
BoltWrapper#dispose() should call AbstractStreamOperator#dispose() |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
|
| FLINK-4097 |
Cassandra Sink throws NPE on closing if server is not available |
Major |
Streaming Connectors |
Robert Metzger |
Andrea Sella |
| FLINK-4040 |
Same env.java.opts is applied for TM , JM and ZK |
Critical |
Startup Shell Scripts, YARN Client |
Gyula Fora |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4046 |
Failing a restarting job can get stuck in JobStatus.FAILING |
Major |
Distributed Coordination |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3864 |
Yarn tests don't check for prohibited strings in log output |
Major |
Tests, YARN Client |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3757 |
addAccumulator does not throw Exception on duplicate accumulator name |
Minor |
. |
Konstantin Knauf |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3838 |
CLI parameter parser is munging application params |
Minor |
Client |
Ken Krugler |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4041 |
Failure while asking ResourceManager for RegisterResource |
Major |
ResourceManager |
Robert Metzger |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3974 |
enableObjectReuse fails when an operator chains to multiple downstream operators |
Major |
DataStream API |
B Wyatt |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-4113 |
Always copy first value in ChainedAllReduceDriver |
Critical |
Local Runtime |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-4099 |
CliFrontendYarnAddressConfigurationTest fails |
Major |
YARN Client |
Ufuk Celebi |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4132 |
Fix boxed comparison in CommunityDetection algorithm |
Minor |
Gelly |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-4122 |
Cassandra jar contains 2 guava versions |
Blocker |
Streaming Connectors |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4139 |
Yarn: Adjust parallelism and task slots correctly |
Minor |
Client, YARN Client |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-3675 |
YARN ship folder incosistent behavior |
Critical |
YARN Client |
Stefano Baghino |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4141 |
TaskManager failures not always recover when killed during an ApplicationMaster failure in HA mode on Yarn |
Major |
. |
Stefan Richter |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4144 |
Yarn properties file: replace hostname/port with Yarn application id |
Major |
YARN Client |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4027 |
FlinkKafkaProducer09 sink can lose messages |
Critical |
Kafka Connector |
Elias Levy |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4134 |
EventTimeSessionWindows trigger for empty windows when dropping late events |
Major |
DataStream API |
Stefan Richter |
Stefan Richter |
| FLINK-4145 |
JmxReporterTest fails due to port conflicts |
Major |
Local Runtime, Metrics |
Ufuk Celebi |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4115 |
FsStateBackend filesystem verification can cause classpath exceptions |
Blocker |
Local Runtime |
Josh Forman-Gornall |
Josh Forman-Gornall |
| FLINK-3995 |
Properly Structure Test Utils and Dependencies |
Major |
Build System |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4133 |
Reflect streaming file source changes in documentation |
Major |
DataStream API, Documentation |
Robert Metzger |
Kostas Kloudas |
| FLINK-4146 |
CliFrontendYarnAddressConfigurationTest picks wrong IP address on Travis |
Major |
YARN Client |
Ufuk Celebi |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4158 |
Scala QuickStart StreamingJob fails to compile |
Major |
Quickstarts |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4160 |
YARN session doesn't show input validation errors |
Critical |
YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4168 |
ForkableFlinkMiniCluster not available in Kinesis connector tests |
Major |
Build System, Kinesis Connector, Streaming Connectors |
Tzu-Li (Gordon) Tai |
Tzu-Li (Gordon) Tai |
| FLINK-4176 |
Travis build fails at flink-connector-kinesis for JDK: openjdk7 |
Critical |
Build System, Kinesis Connector, Streaming Connectors |
Tzu-Li (Gordon) Tai |
Tzu-Li (Gordon) Tai |
| FLINK-4171 |
StatsD does not accept metrics whose name contains ":" |
Major |
Metrics |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-4172 |
Don't proxy a ProxiedObject |
Major |
Gelly |
Greg Hogan |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-4157 |
FlinkKafkaMetrics cause TaskManager shutdown during cancellation |
Critical |
Kafka Connector |
Robert Metzger |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4154 |
Correction of murmur hash breaks backwards compatibility |
Blocker |
Distributed Coordination |
Till Rohrmann |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-4111 |
Flink Table & SQL doesn't work in very simple example |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Jark Wu |
Timo Walther |
| FLINK-4123 |
CassandraWriteAheadSink can hang on cassandra failure |
Blocker |
Streaming Connectors |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4159 |
Quickstart poms exclude unused dependencies |
Minor |
Quickstarts |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4167 |
TaskMetricGroup does not close IOMetricGroup |
Major |
Metrics |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-4216 |
WordWithCount example with Java has wrong generics type |
Trivial |
Documentation |
Serhiy Boychenko |
Matthias J. Sax |
| FLINK-4214 |
JobExceptionsHandler will return all exceptions |
Minor |
Webfrontend |
Sumit Chawla |
|
| FLINK-3630 |
Little mistake in documentation |
Minor |
DataSet API, Documentation |
Riccardo Diomedi |
Greg Hogan |
| FLINK-4053 |
Return value from Connection should be checked against null |
Minor |
. |
Ted Yu |
Ivan Mushketyk |
| FLINK-4142 |
Recovery problem in HA on Hadoop Yarn 2.4.1 |
Major |
YARN Client |
Stefan Richter |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-4184 |
Ganglia and GraphiteReporter report metric names with invalid characters |
Major |
Metrics |
Till Rohrmann |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-3466 |
Job might get stuck in restoreState() from HDFS due to interrupt |
Blocker |
State Backends, Checkpointing |
Robert Metzger |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4196 |
Remove "recoveryTimestamp" |
Major |
State Backends, Checkpointing |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4149 |
Fix Serialization of NFA in AbstractKeyedCEPPatternOperator |
Blocker |
CEP |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-3713 |
DisposeSavepoint message uses system classloader to discard state |
Major |
JobManager |
Robert Metzger |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4232 |
Flink executable does not return correct pid |
Minor |
. |
David Moravek |
|
| FLINK-4130 |
CallGenerator could generate illegal code when taking no operands |
Minor |
Table API & SQL |
Cody |
|
| FLINK-3792 |
RowTypeInfo equality should not depend on field names |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Vasia Kalavri |
|
| FLINK-4199 |
Misleading messages by CLI upon job submission |
Major |
Client |
Kostas Kloudas |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4166 |
Generate automatic different namespaces in Zookeeper for Flink applications |
Major |
Distributed Coordination |
Stefan Richter |
Stefan Richter |
| FLINK-3729 |
Several SQL tests fail on Windows OS |
Major |
Table API & SQL |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-3956 |
Make FileInputFormats independent from Configuration |
Major |
Streaming |
Kostas Kloudas |
Kostas Kloudas |
| FLINK-4235 |
ClassLoaderITCase.testDisposeSavepointWithCustomKvState timed out on Travis |
Major |
Tests |
Till Rohrmann |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4238 |
Only allow/require query for Tuple Stream in CassandraSink |
Major |
Cassandra Connector |
Aljoscha Krettek |
Aljoscha Krettek |
| FLINK-2392 |
Instable test in flink-yarn-tests |
Critical |
Tests |
Matthias J. Sax |
Robert Metzger |
| FLINK-3962 |
JMXReporter doesn't properly register/deregister metrics |
Major |
TaskManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-4201 |
Checkpoints for jobs in non-terminal state (e.g. suspended) get deleted |
Blocker |
State Backends, Checkpointing |
Stefan Richter |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-3725 |
Exception in thread "main" scala.MatchError: ... (of class scala.Tuple4) |
Major |
JobManager |
Maxim Dobryakov |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-3411 |
Failed recovery can lead to removal of HA state |
Critical |
Distributed Coordination |
Ufuk Celebi |
|
| FLINK-4150 |
Problem with Blobstore in Yarn HA setting on recovery after cluster shutdown |
Blocker |
Job-Submission |
Stefan Richter |
Ufuk Celebi |
| FLINK-4152 |
TaskManager registration exponential backoff doesn't work |
Major |
Distributed Coordination, TaskManager, YARN Client |
Robert Metzger |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-4156 |
Job with -m yarn-cluster registers TaskManagers to another running Yarn session |
Major |
Distributed Coordination, YARN Client |
Stefan Richter |
|
| FLINK-4258 |
Potential null pointer dereference in SavepointCoordinator#onFullyAcknowledgedCheckpoint |
Major |
. |
Ted Yu |
Maximilian Michels |
| FLINK-4277 |
TaskManagerConfigurationTest fails |
Major |
Tests |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4284 |
DataSet/CEP link to non-existant "Linking with Flink" section |
Major |
Documentation |
Chesnay Schepler |
Chesnay Schepler |
| FLINK-4296 |
Scheduler accepts more tasks than it has task slots available |
Critical |
JobManager, TaskManager |
Maximilian Michels |
Till Rohrmann |
| FLINK-4307 |
Broken user-facing API for ListState |
Blocker |
Streaming |
Stephan Ewen |
Stephan Ewen |
| FLINK-3796 |
FileSourceFunction doesn't respect InputFormat's life cycle methods |
Major |
Streaming |
Maximilian Michels |
Maximilian Michels |


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Dean Smith signs new four-year deal at Aston Villa
Boss Dean Smith has signed a new four-year contract at Villa.
by Matt MaherThe 48-year-old has penned a deal which will keep him at Villa Park until the summer of 2023.
Smith has enjoyed a remarkable 13 months since taking charge of the club he supported since childhood, guiding Villa to promotion back to the Premier League through the play-offs last May.
The club currently sit 15th in the top flight, after recording their fourth win of the league campaign over Newcastle last Monday.
Smith said: “I’m really happy to have committed my long term future to the club.
"Obviously it is a club I have a strong affection for.
“I’m looking forward to all the challenges that come with re-establishing Aston Villa as a top Premier League club.”
Chief executive Christian Purslow added: “The board is delighted that Dean has signed a new four-year contract which puts him at the heart of the club’s long term rebuilding plans.”


Death toll in Australia bushfires rises to four
SYDNEY: The death toll from devastating bushfires in eastern Australia has risen to four after a man's body was discovered in a scorched area of bushland, police said Thursday (Nov 14).
Three others have perished in bushfires in New South Wales, the state worst affected by a series of catastrophic fires that broke out along the eastern seaboard late last week.
Residents found the body - believed to be a 58-year-old man last seen on Friday - near the New South Wales town of Kempsey, one of several areas hit by the fires in recent days.
More than 100 blazes were burning on Thursday but a respite from tough conditions has seen the danger from many fires downgraded and residents returning to sift through the remains of their homes.
Hundreds of houses have already been damaged or destroyed and more than one million hectares of land burnt in the blazes.
Challenging conditions were expected to flare again in Queensland and New South Wales at the weekend as the temperature rises and winds pick up, and many blazes are still proving difficult to contain.
In Burrell Creek, dozens of firefighters were preparing to battle an out-of-control bushfire that has so far engulfed 24,000 hectares from the coastal town of Old Bar inland to Hillville in northern New South Wales.
Native wildlife has also been badly hit by the bushfires, with conservationists estimating that hundreds of koalas have perished.
As many as 350 koalas died in a single nature reserve near Port Macquarie alone, raising fears for the future of the creature in the area.
Nick Boyle, of Taronga Conservation Society, said "our hearts are breaking" not only for the victims but also for the "defenceless wildlife" that had been killed by the state's "earliest and worst" bushfire season.
"Pressures on the koala were already compounding," he said, citing habitat loss and non-native predators. "And now this."
Bushfire-prone Australia is experiencing a horrific start to its fire season, which scientists say is being exacerbated by climate change.
The Bureau of Meteorology says human-caused climate change is increasing the "frequency and severity" of dangerous bushfire conditions by raising temperatures, sapping moisture from the environment and causing an earlier and more extreme fire season.
The bushfires have created mounting pressure on the conservative government to curb fossil fuels and cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Australia's leaders, ever-conscious of the country's economic reliance on mining exports, have been steadfastly ignoring those calls.


Six cloned dogs welcomed to Beijing police force
by Louis CasianoThe Beijing police force welcomed six cloned dogs to its ranks on Wednesday, an effort by the authorities to pass on the genes of previous police pups to a new generation of K-9 officers.
In a ceremony at the Police Dog Base of the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Public Security, trainers put badges, collars and uniforms on the dogs to mark their entry into law enforcement, according to the state-owned newspaper, China Daily.
TEXAS OVERWHELMINGLY VOTES TO ALLOW POLICE DOGS, HORSES TO BE ADOPTED BY HANDLERS AFTER RETIREMENT
Authorities began engaging with firms earlier this year to produce the cloned dogs using skin samples from two animals. The puppies were born in August.
Four of them came from the same litter and their DNA is more than 99 percent identical to the donor dogs, officials told the paper.
Ma Jinlei, a police officer who trains the dogs, told the paper the effort has been a priority for authorities. He said the dogs exhibit the same abilities as six-month-old non-cloned police dogs in terms of memory, courage and aggression.
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Chinese authorities have turned to cloning to cut down on training time and the cost associated with police dogs. Training police dogs in China typically takes five years and costs around $75,000.
Kunxun, China's first cloned police dog, was cloned from a 7-year-old sniffer dog named Huahuangma, who was recognized in 2016 by China’s Ministry of Public Security for her contributions to murder investigations


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Application Programming Interface
A service to go between two different programs
Can directly interact with the database
Can be defined in many ways
Hyper Text Transfer Protocol
A set of tools that helps you design, build, document and consume REST APIs
A reuseable chunk of code that provides a specific service
Use the CLI to make a service for you:
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Create your service
Consume your service
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { HttpClient } from '@angular/common/http';
import { Observable } from ‘rxjs’;
import { Drink } from './drink.model';
@Injectable({
providedIn: ‘root’
})
export class Drinks {
constructor(private http: HttpClient) { }
getDrinks(): Observable<Drink[]> {
return this.http.get<Drink[]>('app/drink-menu.json');
}
}
class DrinkComponent {
public drinks: Observable<Drink[]>
constructor(private drinkService: DrinkService) {
this.drinks = this.drinkService.getDrinks();
}
}
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Lets this Vegetation try to evolve. Must not succeed.
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Lets this Vegetation drop in level if health is in a certain range.
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Pizza Express reviews suspended by TripAdvisor after Prince Andrew's 'disastrous' BBC Newsnight interview
Pizza Express found itself at the heart of a surreal Royal alibi thanks to Prince Andrew on Saturday evening
by James Rodger, https://www.facebook.com/jamesrodgerjournalistTripAdvisor has suspended reviews of a Pizza Express restaurant Prince Andrew claims he visited.
Pizza Express found itself at the heart of a surreal Royal alibi thanks to Prince Andrew on Saturday evening.
The Duke of York was interviewed on BBC Newsnight last night about his involvement with Jeffrey Epstein and was asked if he remembered meeting Virginia Giuffre, formerly known as Virginia Roberts, at Tramp Nightclub in London in 2001.
She's one of 16 women who say they were abused by paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and has previously claimed in court she was forced to have sex with Andrew.
However, the Prince claimed that he couldn't possibly have had sex with her because he had taken his daughter to Pizza Express in Woking on the alleged date.
He said: "I was with the children and I'd taken [daughter Princess] Beatrice to a Pizza Express in Woking for a party at, I suppose, sort of 4pm or 5pm in the afternoon."
When asked why he would remember a meal at Pizza Express 18 years later, he said: "Because going to Pizza Express in Woking is an unusual thing for me to do, a very unusual thing for me to do."
One reviewer wrote: "Love this place. I had a cracking pizza here in 2001. I remember it was 2001 because it was very strange the guy next to me had an American Hot pizza with extra chillies… not a drop of sweat came off him. Very odd."
Both sites have deleted the prank reviews.
And TripAdvisor says: "Message from TripAdvisor: Due to a recent event that has attracted media attention and has caused an influx of review submissions that do not describe a first-hand experience, we have temporarily suspended publishing new reviews for this listing.
"If you’ve had a firsthand experience at this property, please check back soon - we’re looking forward to receiving your review!"


Leader of developers?
New(ish) developers?
A practical framework for engineering excellence and complexity management
enterprise platform health evaluation
More on that momentarily
As of June 6th, 2018
Simple, but hard
Indicators of Quality Applications
Easy to satisfy
Build momentum
Indicators, not provers
Systems can have a high measure yet poor health
Lot of "Not Applicable" (N/A) Parameters
Evaluated by a cross-functional team
Advice over disqualification
Each solution weighted equally
Currently getting an F, but it is an objective F
Prefer an objective F over a subjective meh
The Ebert family vacation
Memories on the Journey
Destination is important, but the Journey is worth more
Solution Fitness requires software inventory
Meta-developer to organize application inventory
4 developers auditing
Precursor to higher-level operations
Writing software that is observable and discoverable
Service Discovery, Logging, Application Performance Management
Experienced developers/managers of people - opportunity to delegate
Young and Hungry - framework to Take Ownership
Rows and Columns of opportunity
Company Metrics > Department Metrics > Individual Metrics
Scenario: Technical Debt
"We need to halt development immediately and spend one month refactoring."
-Chicken Little Development Manager
"Our codebase health is struggling right now, we're at
54%. We will be much more comfortable and will be able to build much faster if that
number gets to
60%. We can get that metric to 60% with test integration on these 15 codebases."
-Metrics Focused Development Manager
"If you can't measure it, you can't manage it." -Peter Drucker
(maybe - I don't have an M.B.A.)
Which is preferred?
The end result is the same.
Solution Fitness used as a sales tool.
Acceptance Criteria - Owners assigned!
Individual > Group, Singular ownership = more ownership
Opportunity to increase impact
Unblocks on-call, DevOps evolution
Acceptance Criteria - Documented in Repository Readme
Floor level definition of done
Raise standards across codebases
Self-Service developer information
Keep unneeded files out of source control
Acceptance criteria - Presence of a .GitIgnore
Acceptance Criteria - Repositories are in the correct location
None of this is complex
Organizational change takes high effort
Acceptance Criteria - Variables change based on configuration
Increase confidence in new features. Preserve existing features functionality.
Acceptance Criteria - At least one test project with at least one test.
2nd test will be much less effort
Acceptance Criteria - Codebase has a working CI pipeline
Acceptance Criteria - Application deploys in a single click
Acceptance Criteria - At least one story devoted to the system
Acceptance Criteria - Systems logs viewable through centralized logging platform
Registration for distributed applications
Acceptance Criteria - Application deploys in a single click
99 critical bugs in the code, 99 critical bugs, take one down, code it around, 117 critical bugs in the code!
Analysis performed without actually executing programs
nick.ebert@spreetail.com


Motivations
In the era of Big Data, a huge amount of biological data related to different entities, such as proteins, genes, non-coding RNA, diseases, functional associations, has been made available.
These resources are typically stored in several bioinformatics databases, each one implementing its own data model and user interface.
However, in many bioinformatics scenarios there is often the need to use more than one resource.
For a bioinformatician that implies a further effort in terms of ability to skip form one service to another one; waste of working time for transferring data and intermediate results from one resource to another one, sometimes dealing with aliases and accession ID disambiguation.
The availability of a single bioinformatics platform that integrates many biological resources and services is, for those reasons, a fundamental issue.
Methods
BioGraphDB is an integrated graph database that collects and links heterogeneous bioinformatics resources, and it is implemented on-top of OrientDB.
Graph databases allow, in fact, a greater scalability and queries efficiency with regards to the size of data, rather than traditional SQL database.
Each component database has been downloaded from its original site and it has been processed using customized Extract-Transformer-Loader (ETL) modules, in order to be assembled into a graph architecture. Each biological entity and its properties have been mapped respectively into a vertex and its attributes, and each relationship between two biological entities has been mapped into an edge. The whole assembled graph can be traversed using proper query languages, such as Gremlin. Each graph traversal represents a set of queries that are enough in order to solve several bioinformatics scenarios.
| Nodes | Properties |
|---|---|
| Gene |
geneId (String) locusTag (String) chromosome (String) mapLocation (String) description (String) type (String) nomenclatureAuthoritySymbol (String) nomenclatureAuthorityFullName (String) nomenclatureStatus (String) otherDesignations (String) |
| GeneName | symbol (String) |
| Go |
goId (String) name (String) namespace (String) definition (String) obsolete (String) comment (String) |
| Protein |
name (String) fullName (String) alternativeName (String) gene (String) sequence (String) sequenceLenght (Int) sequenceMass (Int) |
| ProteinName | name (String) |
| Pathway |
pathwayId (String) name (String) summation (String) |
| Cancer | name (String) |
| MiRNA |
accession (String) name (String) description (String) comment (String) sequence (String) |
| MiRNAmature |
... location (String) sequence (String) |
| MiRNASNP |
SNPid (String) miRNA (String) chr (String) miRstart (Int) miRend (Int) lostNum (Int) gainNum (Int) |
| Interaction |
transcriptId (String) extTranscriptId (String) mirAlignment (String) alignment (String) geneAlignment (String) mirStart (Int) mirEnd (Int) geneStart (Int) geneEnd (Int) genomeCoordinates (String) conservation (Double) alignScore (Int) seedCat (Int) energy (Double) mirSvrScore (String) mirTarBaseId (String) experiments (String) supportType (String) snpEnergy (Double) basePair (String) geneAve (Double) mirnaAve (Double) database (String) |
| Relations | Properties |
|---|---|
| ANNOTATES |
evidence (String) qualifier (String) category (String) |
| SYNONYM_OF | - |
| CODING | - |
| CONTAINS | - |
| REFERS_TO | - |
| CANCER2MIRNA | profile (String) |
| PRECURSOR_OF | - |
| HAS_SNP | - |
| INTERACTING_GENE | - |
| INTERACTING_MIRNA | - |
| INTERACTING_SNP | - |
Search for Genes that are associated with a particular Gene Ontology (GO) annotation.
g.V().hasLabel('Go').has('name', goTerm ).
out('ANNOTATES').hasLabel('Gene').order().by('description')
For a given Pathways show any Genes associated with the Pathway.
g.V().hasLabel('Pathway').has('name', pathwayName ).
out('CONTAINS').in('CODING').order().by('description')
For a given pathway, show all proteins.
g.V().hasLabel('Pathway').has('name', pathwayName ).
out('CONTAINS').order().by('name')
Search for GO annotations for a particular gene.
g.V().hasLabel('Gene').has('nomenclatureAuthoritySymbol', symbol ).
in('ANNOTATES').order().by('name')
For a given Gene, show any associated Pathway.
g.V().hasLabel('Gene').has('nomenclatureAuthoritySymbol', symbol ).
out('CODING').in('CONTAINS').order().by('name')
For a given Protein, returns the associated Gene Ontology (GO) terms.
g.V().hasLabel('Protein').has('name', proteinName ).
in('ANNOTATES').order().by('name')
For a given miRNA, returns the associated cancers from miRCancer.
g.V().hasLabel('MiRNA').has('name', mirnaName ).
in('CANCER2MIRNA').dedup().order().by('name')
For a given miRNA mature, returns the genes through all the validated (miRTarBase) interactions.
g.V().hasLabel('MiRNAmature').has('product', mirnaName ).
in('INTERACTING_MIRNA').has('database','miRTarBase').out('INTERACTING_GENE').
dedup().order().by('nomenclatureAuthoritySymbol')
The query investigates the functional role of miRNAs in cancer pathology.
Wild-type differentially expressed (DE) miRNAs in a specific cancer disease are investigated as regulative elements of gene targets through interaction analysis.
At this point an energy filter is applied according to the free energy score of the binding site predicted by miRanda.
This allows to highlight only miRNA-target interactions that are strongly bound.
The targets evidenced are then analyzed through GO enrichment, to see the functional annotations that link these molecules to the selected cancer disease.
g.V().hasLabel('Cancer').has('name', cancerName ).
out('CANCER2MIRNA').dedup().out('PRECURSOR_OF').in('INTERACTING_MIRNA').
has('database','miRanda').has('energy',lt( energy )).
out('INTERACTING_GENE').dedup().in('ANNOTATES').dedup()
The query allows to evidence the functional significance of miRNA single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) in cancer pathology.
Starting from a specific cancer type, miRNA SNPs linked to the cancer disease are selected and used in miRNA-target interactions DB (a free energy score is applied).
The results list used to evidence GO association lists related to DE miRNA SNPs and cancer disease.
g.V().hasLabel('Cancer').has('name', cancerName ).
out('CANCER2MIRNA').dedup().out('PRECURSOR_OF').out('HAS_SNP').
in('INTERACTING_SNP').has('snpEnergy',lt( snpEnergy )).
out('INTERACTING_GENE').dedup().in('ANNOTATES').dedup()
Starting from a specific pathway, finds the up-regulated miRNAs involved in a specific cancer scenario.
g.V().hasLabel('Pathway').has('name', pathwayName ).out('CONTAINS').in('CODING').
in('INTERACTING_GENE').has('database', 'miRanda').has('energy',lt( energy )).
out('INTERACTING_MIRNA').dedup().in('PRECURSOR_OF').inE('CANCER2MIRNA').has('profile', profile ).outV().dedup()
Starting from two given genes, finds all pathways. If common pathways are found, the user will focus them instantly.
g.V().hasLabel('Gene').choose(values('nomenclatureAuthoritySymbol')).
option( gene1 ,__.as('a')).option( gene2 ,__.as('b')).
out('CODING').in('CONTAINS')
To do...


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