Debt profile: MAN raises concerns over Nigeria’s rising figures
by Fakoyejo OlalekanManufacturers in Nigeria have disclosed that President Muhammadu Buhari’s request for more loan to fund the 2020 budget is a serious source of concern.
Nigeria will service its debt with N2.45 trillion, a figure that is more than the 2.14 trillion earmarked for capital expenditure. This has drawn criticism from the Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) which questioned Nigeria’s capacity to service the debt.
Nairametrics had reported that Nigeria’s public debt stock rose to N25.7 trillion in June 2019. Consequently, the payment for servicing the debt has continued to be a major source of concern. Reports from the website of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) confirmed that Nigeria spent a whopping $1.12 billion as external debt service payment between January and October 2019 (10 months).
According to the Director-General of MAN, Segun Ajayi-Kadir, in a report by Vanguard, the projects that the loans were used for are necessary, however, it doesn’t rule out cause for concern as Nigeria’s revenue-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio remains low.
“In my opinion, the 39 emergency projects in the power, agriculture, transport & mining sectors of the Nigerian economy alluded to by Mr President should redress some of our infrastructure and sectoral performance/linkage deficits.
“To this extent, the projects are needful and their successful completion would boost the productive capacity of the Nigerian economy.
“However, the rising debt profile of Nigeria continues to be a cause for concern, especially the capacity of government to effectively service it and, at the same time, meet the bursting needs and aspiration of the citizenry going forward.
“Already, our budget projections for 2020 anticipates a debt service sum of 2.45trillion, an amount higher than the 2.14 trillion earmarked for capital expenditure.
“And even though our debt-to-Gross Domestic Product (GDP) ratio, which currently stands at 28 per cent, is still below the average in Africa, our revenue-to-GDP ratio remains low.”
[READ MORE: Manufacturers lament over N5 billion loss of goods)
Consolation from rising debt: Kadir said despite the concerns, the only comfort from the rising debt profile of Nigeria is that the government would focus the loan on increasing productivity and not consumption.
“A possible consolation remains that this loan is not programmed to fund consumption, but likely to improve our productivity, depending on its strategic allocation, the governance of project execution and monitoring and management of its foreseen impact on subsisting government inflows and financial commitments.”


Authentication
The OpenShift API uses Basic Authentication. A client is required to send the username and password, separated by a colon, with all requests to correctly authenticate. For example, send the credentials as username:password. This string is encoded with Base64 algorithm, and transmitted in the HTTP authorization header in the formats shown below.
Using Ruby
require 'base64'
base64string = Base64.encode64("#{username}:#{password}").strip
headers = { "Authorization" => "Basic #{base64string}" }
Using Python
import base64
base64string = base64.encodestring('%s:%s' % (username, password))[:-1]
request.add_header("Authorization", "Basic %s" % base64string)
Using cURL
The cURL library supports basic authentication using the --user or -u option, as shown in the example below.
$ curl -k https://openshift.redhat.com/broker/rest/user --user "user@myemail.com:password"
API Response
Each response from the REST API contains te following information
| Name | Description |
| status | HTTP status text e.g. ok, not_found, etc |
| data | The data requested from the API (may be null in cases where there is no data to return) |
| type | The type of data e.g. application, cartridge, etc (may be null in cases where there is no data) |
| messages | An Array of messages returned to the client (See API Messages) |
| API version | The API version requested by client and returned by the API. The version defaults to latest if the client does not specify a version (See Version) |
| supported API versions | An Array of supported API versions |
API Messages
Each response from the REST API may contain 0 or more messages.
| Name | Description |
| severity | The severity of the message e.g. debug, info, warning, error or result |
| text | The text of the message |
| field | Indicates that the message is relevant to a particual field in the resource. Used for validation errors. May be null. |
| exit code | Exit code returned from API (0 if everyhting is ok) |
Note: Messages with severity=result contain information that should be passed on to the user. For example the database username and password.
API Version
Every OpenShift REST API call returns the current API version, and other versions that are supported.
For example:
{
"supported_api_versions": [
1.0,
1.1,
1.2,
1.3,
1.4
],
"api_version": 1.5
}
To request a specific API version, the client must include a HTTP header with the request.
JSON Clients Accept: application/json; version=1.4
XML Clients Accept: application/xml; version=1.4
If the version requested by the client is not supported, the server responds with the HTTP status code 406, as shown below.
{
"messages": [
{
"field": null,
"severity": "error",
"text": "Requested API version 2.0 is not supported. Supported versions are 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3, 1.4"
}
],
"status": "not_acceptable",
"supported_api_versions": [
1.0,
1.1,
1.2,
1.3,
1.4
],
"api_version": 1.4
}
Response Type
Although OpenShift supports both XML and JSON response formats, the default server response is in JSON. To receive the response in XML, send the following HTTP header with your request:
Accept: application/xml
Example using cURL
$ curl -k "https://openshift.redhat.com/broker/rest/api" -H "Accept: application/xml"
Links
The OpenShift REST API implements the Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State, or HATEOAS, design principle of the REST application architecture. This principle implies that the interaction between a client and a network application happens entirely through links provided dynamically by the application server. No prior knowledge, beyond a generic understanding of REST and HTTP protocol, is required from the REST client on how to interact with any particular application or server. Entry to the REST application by a REST client is through a simple fixed URL. All future actions the client takes are discovered within resource representations returned from the server. The client selects the links within these resources to navigate to the required resource.
Each resource returned by the OpenShift REST API will have an array of relevant links embedded in it. Each link has the following attributes:
| name | Description |
| method | HTTP method to use with resource link: GET, PUT, POST or DELETE |
| href | The full URI for the resource |
| required parameters | An Array of input parameters that the client is required to provide |
| optional parameters | An Array of optional input parameters |
Each required input parameter has the following attributes:
| Name | Description |
| name | The name of the parameter |
| type | The type of the paramater e.g. String, Integer, Array or Boolean |
| description | A brief description of the paramater |
| valid options | An Array of valid values (May be empty) |
| invalid options | An Array of invalid values (May be empty) |
Each optional input parameter has the following attributes:
| Name | Description |
| name | The name of the parameter |
| type | The type of the paramater e.g. String, Integer, Array or Boolean |
| description | A brief description of the paramater |
| valid options | An Array of valid values (May be empty) |
| default value | The value this parameter defaults to if not provided by the client |
Note: The links can be excluded from the API response by passing nolinks=true to any API call.
HTTP Status Codes
The OpenShift REST API attempts to return standard HTTP status codes, with the more common status codes shown in the table below along with a brief description of each.
| Code | Text | Description |
| 200 | OK | Standard response for successful HTTP requests. |
| 201 | Created | The resource was successfully created. |
| 204 | No content | The requested delete operation was successful. |
| 301 | Moved Permanently | The resource has moved, and all future requests should be made to the new URI. |
| 400 | Bad Request | Invalid request due to bad syntax. |
| 401 | Unauthorized | Authentication has failed, or was not provided. |
| 403 | Forbidden | The request is understood, but server is refusing to respond. |
| 404 | Not Found | The requested resource cannot be found. |
| 406 | Not Acceptable | The content from the requested resource is not acceptable according to the Accept headers. Possibly due to version requested, or it no longer being supported. |
| 409 | Conflict | The request could not be processed because of conflict in the request. |
| 410 | Gone | The resource is no longer available, and will not be available again. |
| 422 | Unprocessable Entity | The request was well formed, but was not followed due to semantic errors. |
| 500 | Internal Server Error | A generic error message when something is broken. |
| 502 | Bad Gateway | Server was acting as a gateway or proxy, and received an invalid response. |
| 503 | Service Unavailable | The server is currently unavailable; possibly down for maintenance. |
| 504 | Gateway Timeout | The server was acting as a gateway or proxy and did not receive a timely response. |


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Class: RubyJS.Regexp
| Defined in: | lib/corelib/regexp.coffee |
| Inherits: | RubyJS.Object |
Constant Summary
-
IGNORECASE
=
TODO: remove and document this. not needed/making sense in JS.
-
1
- EXTENDED =
-
2
- MULTILINE =
-
4
Class Method Summary
- + (void) new(arg)
- + (void) try_convert(obj)
- + (void) isRegexp(obj)
- + (void) last_match(n) The first form returns the MatchData object generated by the last successful pattern match.
- + (void) quote(pattern)
- + (void) escape(pattern) Escapes any characters that would have special meaning in a regular expression.
- + (void) union(args...) Return a Regexp object that is the union of the given patterns, i.e., will match any of its parts.
- + (void) __compile__(arg)
Instance Method Summary
- - (void) constructor(__native__) Constructor
- - (void) is_regexp()
- - (void) to_native()
- - (void) inspect()
- - (void) '=='(other)
- - (void) '==='(other)
- - (void) '=~'(str, offset)
- - (void) casefold() Returns the value of the case-insensitive flag.
- - (void) encoding() @unsupported currently no support for encodings in RubyJS
- - (void) eql() @alias to #==
- - (void) fixed_encoding() @unsupported currently no support for encodings in RubyJS
- - (void) hash() @unsupported currently no support for hash in RubyJS
- - (void) match(str, offset) Returns a MatchData object describing the match, or nil if there was no match.
- - (void) quote(pattern)
- - (void) source() Returns the original string of the pattern.
- - (void) to_s() Returns a string containing the regular expression and its options (using the (?opts:source) notation.
- - (void) __flags__()
- - (void) names() @unsupported named captures are not supported in JS
- - (void) named_captures() @unsupported named captures are not supported in JS
- - (void) options() @unsupported JS options are different from Ruby options.
Inherited Method Summary
Methods inherited from RubyJS.Object
.include, .__add_default_aliases__, #send, #respond_to, #to_enum, #tap
Class Method Details
+ (void) new(arg)
+ (void) try_convert(obj)
+ (void) isRegexp(obj)
+ (void) last_match(n)
The first form returns the MatchData object generated by the last successful pattern match. Equivalent to reading the global variable $~. The second form returns the nth field in this MatchData object. n can be a string or symbol to reference a named capture.
Note that the last_match is local to the thread and method scope of the method that did the pattern match.
Examples:
R(/c(.)t/)['=~'] 'cat' #=> 0
Regexp.last_match() #=> #<MatchData "cat" 1:"a">
Regexp.last_match(0) #=> "cat"
Regexp.last_match(1) #=> "a"
Regexp.last_match(2) #=> null
Edge cases
R(/nomatch/)['=~'] 'foo'
Regexp.last_match(2) #=> null
Unsupported Ruby Syntax: named captures
# /(?<lhs>\w+)\s*=\s*(?<rhs>\w+)/ =~ "var = val"
# R.Regexp.last_match() #=> #<MatchData "var = val" lhs:"var" rhs:"val">
# R.Regexp.last_match(:lhs) #=> "var"
# R.Regexp.last_match(:rhs) #=> "val"
Parameters
R.Regexp.last_match() → matchdata click to toggle source
R.Regexp.last_match(n) → str
+ (void) quote(pattern)
+ (void) escape(pattern)
Escapes any characters that would have special meaning in a regular expression. Returns a new escaped string, or self if no characters are escaped. For any string, Regexp.new(Regexp.escape(str))=~str will be true.
@alias Regexp.quote
Examples:
R.Regexp.escape('\*?{}.') #=> \\\*\?\{\}\.
+ (void) union(args...)
Return a Regexp object that is the union of the given patterns, i.e., will match any of its parts. The patterns can be Regexp objects, in which case their options will be preserved, or Strings. If no patterns are given, returns /(?!)/. The behavior is unspecified if any given pattern contains capture.
Examples:
R.Regexp.union() #=> /(?!)/
R.Regexp.union("penzance") #=> /penzance/
R.Regexp.union("a+b*c") #=> /a\+b\*c/
R.Regexp.union("skiing", "sledding") #=> /skiing|sledding/
R.Regexp.union(["skiing", "sledding"]) #=> /skiing|sledding/
R.Regexp.union(/dogs/, /cats/) #=> /(dogs)|(cats)/
Ruby difference
RubyJS.Regexp.union(/dogs/, /cats/) # => /(dogs)|(cats)/
# Ruby:
Regexp.union(/dogs/, /cats/) # => /(?-mix:dogs)|(?i-mx:cats)/
Edge cases
R.Regexp.union(["skiing", "sledding"], 'foo') #=> TypeError!
Parameters
R.Regexp.union(pat1, pat2, ...) → new_regexp
R.Regexp.union(pats_ary) → new_regexp
+ (void) __compile__(arg)
Constructor Details
- (void) constructor(__native__)
Instance Method Details
- (void) is_regexp()
- (void) to_native()
- (void) inspect()
- (void) '=='(other)
- (void) '==='(other)
- (void) '=~'(str, offset)
- (void) casefold()
Returns the value of the case-insensitive flag.
Examples:
R(/a/).casefold() #=> false
R(/a/i).casefold() #=> true
Unsupported Ruby syntax
R(/(?i:a)/).casefold() #=> false
- (void) encoding()
@unsupported currently no support for encodings in RubyJS
- (void) eql()
@alias to #==
- (void) fixed_encoding()
@unsupported currently no support for encodings in RubyJS
- (void) hash()
@unsupported currently no support for hash in RubyJS
- (void) match(str, offset)
Returns a MatchData object describing the match, or nil if there was no match. This is equivalent to retrieving the value of the special variable $~ following a normal match. If the second parameter is present, it specifies the position in the string to begin the search.
If a block is given, invoke the block with MatchData if match succeed, so that you can write
pat.match(str) {|m| ...}
instead of
if m = pat.match(str)
...
end
The return value is a value from block execution in this case.
@todo: R(/(.)(.)?(.)/).match("fo")
# should => ["fo" 1:"f" 2:nil 3:"o">']
# but => ["fo" 1:"f" 2:undefined 3:"o">']
Examples:
R(/(.)(.)(.)/).match("abc")[2] # => "b"
R(/(.)(.)/).match("abc", 1)[2] # => "c"
Parameters
match(str) → matchdata or nil
match(str,pos) → matchdata or nil
- (void) quote(pattern)
- (void) source()
Returns the original string of the pattern.
R(/ab+c/i).source() #=> "ab+c"
Note that escape sequences are retained as is.
R(/\x20\+/).source() #=> "\\x20\\+"
- (void) to_s()
Returns a string containing the regular expression and its options (using the (?opts:source) notation. This string can be fed back in to Regexp::new to a regular expression with the same semantics as the original. (However, Regexp#== may not return true when comparing the two, as the source of the regular expression itself may differ, as the example shows). Regexp#inspect produces a generally more readable version of rxp.
Examples:
r1 = R(/ab+c/) #=> /ab+c/
s1 = r1.to_s() #=> "(ab+c)"
r2 = Regexp.new(s1) #=> /(ab+c)/
r1 == r2 #=> false
r1.source() #=> "ab+c"
r2.source() #=> "(ab+c)"
Ruby difference
r1 = R(/ab+c/i) #=> /ab+c/i
s1 = r1.to_s() #=> "(ab+c)"
# i option is lost!
# Ruby:
/ab+c/i.to_s #=> "(?i-mx:ab+c)"
- (void) __flags__()
- (void) names()
@unsupported named captures are not supported in JS
- (void) named_captures()
@unsupported named captures are not supported in JS
- (void) options()
@unsupported JS options are different from Ruby options.


The flagship event of any Robotics competition, Robowars, sees the age old entertainment of two robots battling it out in the center to be the last one standing. This presents a chance for the challenger to show their robotic acumen, intellect, and fighter spirit. Teams are encouraged to equip their bots with high torqued industrial motors, protective armour sheets, and well designed weapons to take down the enemy bot.
Design and construct a robot capable of fighting another in a one on one tournament. This event aims to test your Robot against another in a field of combat where brute strength and cat-like reflexes hold the key to success.
Do you get notifications for both football matches and technical advancements? Do you idolize both Sir Alex Ferguson and Elon Musk? Do you jump the same height when Messi/Ronaldo scores and when your robot follows command? And do you despise this planet because no one has been able to come up with a perfect blend of both football and tech?
Well fear not! The time has come to combine Passion and Profession.
Find out if you have what it takes, to Roboscore!
Innovation is an adventurous process, and so Tecnoesis'18 presents Terrain Trader, an event where your creative intelligence is put to the test.This encourages students to design such a robot that uses innovative solutions to the challenges faced on the arena. Driving over rough terrain will be difficult and the solution to the problems will be highly interdisciplinary.
To construct a manual bot capable of grabbing, lifting and pushing blocks as well as crossing different kinds of adverse terrains
From the WALL-Es to the Terminators to Sophia, robots have instilled fascination in us all at one point of our life or the other.
Sumo fight is an ancient form of art practiced in eastern countries for centuries as a sport. It involves a combat between the contestants in which they try to overthrow the opponent out of arena. SUMO WARS is inspired by the same,with the exception that bots try to overrun the other bots using their swiftness and robustness. You will be needed to build your own autonomous bots and cement your name as the king of the ring.
In this autonomous robotic event, the competing team has to make a bot capable of searching and pushing opponent bot out of the arena, all the whilekeeping itself inside the arena.
Has the game Lego been a deeply etched childhood memory of yours?
If the answer to the former questions are yes, then fellas! You’ve stepped your bot in the right arena. This tecnoesis we bring to you, an event which gives you an arena to both, construct and destruct at the same time.
It's not only the race with time, but also a race with your opponent to see who has smartness with strength. Burn the arena with action to see who builds the best bot to build the best tower with the timer saying tick tock tick tock......
"Build your bot, it will build for you".
Your team has to build two bots (assistive and builder namely) where one constructs and the other helps you collect blocks, defend your tower, and attack the opponent’s tower to bring ’em down.
Now as your bot is restricted to enter the opponent’s boundary, you will have to add a weapon on top of your assistive bot to bring the tower down. Also, the mighty sphere is a cherry over the cake with a nostalgic tinge to Harry potter’s famous game Quidditch. To know more about the game, click on the Description given below.
Why not to make your life easier when you have the power of Robotics in hand? Are mainstream event bots so much cliche for you guys and are you up for exploring the possibilities of reinvention? If yes then Roboarts is here for you - The Art Of Making Robots.
The participants will be given 8 hours (4+4) to construct a bot. The bot application is unbounded, so participants are free to use their imagination and may build any kind of bot. The bot will be judged on the basis of its application, not complexity since it is a time bound event.
You will get a sublime experience of Luxurious Cars and Super bikes in this event. Various cars and bikes of Reputed companies such as Audi, Ford, Nexa, KTM and Royal Enfield will be presented in the college premises.
This Event will consist of Humanoid Robot Show, Bionic Bird show. Along with these students get a majestic experience of drone fly zone ,VR walk through and palm controlled Drone expo.
Various Army Equipments will be shown to the people attending the fests.
Amidst the Cheer and Festivity of Tecnoesis, the technical Extravaganza of NIT Silchar we bring you “Foto Galeria”.
It is a one of a kind event which exhibits the best of the best images that our institute received from our Flagship Photography event Pixelate under the Module Cyberwrap.
An event which would inspire the aspiring Photographers to give their best into this field and excel to get their name inducted into this exhibition, which portrays only the finest photos from the gallery of other photos. Hence this exhibition will exhibit the beauty of the field called photography and the dedication and perception of the photographers. Here they get to show others their work in a much refined and tasteful manner thus glorifying the genre that they wanted others to recognise and appreciate them for.
From all the Entries that we received, the panel of Jury is responsible for the selection of images which would be inducted into this exhibition, considering many factors of judging. Hence if an Image is up in the Exhibition that means THE IMAGE DESERVED TO BE THERE.
Want to experience the real battle thrill!! Life is either a daring adventure or nothing at all and here is your opportunity to experience one as Tecnoesis 2k18 brings to you the paintball event yet again. The adrenaline and stress of an adventure is better than a thousand peaceful days. The game is all about a test of your physical skill and strategy to fulfil your sole objective that is to hunt down the rivals. Greater the obstacle, more the glory in overcoming it. So, come and be a part of this sport which will be one of the most thrilling experiences of your life.
What better way is there for someone to release all their anger than to pump giant amounts of lead into a great multitude of targets!!
Have you tried target shooting?
Well, the best form of stress reliever is here and the most exciting part is that you can also win rewards and take them home.
For the first time in history of Tecnoesis, we are conducting a cubing workshop cum competition. We will be explaining the solving method (algorithms and short tricks) in a structured and lucid manner. The workshop will be of 3 hours followed by speed cubing competition on very next day. We’ll emphasize on learning by doing methodology, where the participant will learn the algorithms by actually applying it on 3*3 cube. Many interesting speed cubing tips and tricks will be shared. Apart from this, the procedure of solving 2×2 and 4×4 cubes will also be discussed to make the workshop more attractive. So for all the individuals who are eager to learn cubing and not afraid to scratch their brains, this is the appropriate event to participate.
Enlighten up the Fortune Seeker in you as you get a chance to go on a treasure quest which is all set up for you with exciting rewards. Tecnoesis in collaboration with Edports presents the much hunted after contest where you get to apply your wits, tackle the clues and finally make your way to the treasure.
Speed skating is a competitive form of roller skating in which the competitors race each other in travelling a certain distance on skates. All the competitors start form the initial line at a same time and starts the race. The one who reaches the finish line after completing rolling for the whole long track will be the winner.
The competition will be different for boys and girls and so the winners as well.
Football being one of the greatest sport of all times, is also a fascinating past time that has the globe united.
Our love for it has lead to invest time in this sport, so let’s not sanitise this fact. What could be more interesting by making it more challenging while playing it on stilts!
So, come out and experience this extreme form of fanaticism and thrill.
Tecnoesis'18 proudly presents Dr Uddhab Kumar Bharali, Internationally acclaimed Indian inventor as one of the guest speakers of Conferenza, 2018.
With more than 120 patented inventions, Dr Bharali is identified as one of the frontrunner Indians to have contributed in the realm of inventions. His inventions centres around the rural people and for their benefaction in agricultural activities. Some of his famous inventions include the pomegranate de-seeder machine, garlic peeling machine, tobacco leaf cutter, paddy thresher, cane stripping machine, brass utensil polishing machine etc. Apart from being recognised by NASA, he is the recipient of several prestigious awards like "President Grassroots Innovation Award", "Rashtriya Ekta Samman ", " Shrishti Samman" etc. He is also bestowed with titles like " Prayukty Ratna", "Silpi Ratna" etc. He has also been a TEDx speaker.
It is our pleasure to host such an eminent persona at our college campus.
With the Industry tending towards Open Source contribution, there is a need for everyone to know actual definitions of Open Source and how can it really change the face of Industry. With this motive, Team Tecnoesis18 presents one of the renowned Open Source Enthusiasts, Tech Girl Pooja Shah to deliver Keynote Lecture in Conferanza'18.
Pooja is an automation nerd and open source enthusiast. She loves brainstorming and implementing crazy ideas to figure out ways to improve the product quality. Having a blend of developer, qa & devops mindset, she strives to bridge the gaps between all the teams to attain the desired results. Besides coding and open-source, she loves Yoga and Inspiring stuff.
Driven by curiosity to learn & share new things every day, she pens them, open-source, record tutorials and talk about them at relevant conferences, some of the glimpses can be found on YouTube. She have delivered many conferences in and out of our country especially on Automation and prompted many people to start working on it.
With the help of some of her loving friends at work, she now has a special colleague named Alice, a talking bot she has created to help herself in work & gain free time to play Pokemon.
Tecnoesis18 presents the third Guest Lecturer for the much awaited Conferenza 2018, EX-IAS Vivek Atray.
Vivek Atray is an Author, Motivational Speaker, Mentor and Independent Advisor. He retired voluntarily from the IAS in 2017. He has inspired thousands of youngsters to adopt a cheerful, positive and multi-dimensional approach to their lives. He has four TEDx talks. He speaks regularly on Leadership, Life skills, Pubic Speaking Skills, Emotional Intelligence, and Calmness. His novels "Move on Bunny!" & "Dubey ji Bounces Back" proved highly popular. He writes a fortnightly column- Random Forays- for the Hindustan Times. He hosts a Talk show called Delicious Conversations.
Vivek won much acclaim for his role in developing the Chandigarh IT Park. He also spearheaded the national award winning e-SAMPARK e-Governance project. He was quoted by the New York Times during this period. He also played a role in placing Chandigarh on the Heritage Tourism map. He organises the annual All India JP Atray Cricket Tournament. Vivek himself was an under-19 cricketer. He is the Mentor of the Vivek Career Academy, a founder of the Vibrant Networking Forum, the Chandigarh Literary Society & is Co-Convenor of INTACH Chandigarh.
He is an Electronics and Communication Engineer from NIT Kurukshetra. He also has a diploma in French. He believes in promoting positivity and creativity in society through his writings and Talks. His favourite book is the Autobiography of a Yogi by Paramahansa Yogananda.
To have a better tomorrow, we need to innovate today. With this motive, Team Tecnoesis18 have invited Akash Shukla, Ex-Google | Stanford University to deliver Keynote Lecture in Conferanza'18.
Akash is interested in making his mark in the betterment of society through the skills he has acquired while working with various teams and individuals. He has been a part of global communities, skilling and innovation initiatives, and have seen their impact on 300,000+ people across 18+ countries.
Having worked with teams from MIT, Harvard & Google, he has seen the power of sustained scaled efforts and has specialized himself in running globally scalable value-driven programs.
He is empowering, understands the bigger picture & helps other creates a vision. He is a through people person and loves bridging the knowledge gap which exists out there in the ecosystem.
"There is no greatness , where there is no simplicity, goodness and truth"
~ Leo Tolstoy
Conferenza18 takes immense pride in inviting Mr. Rahul Kaushik, founder of 'The Melting Words' to lighten up the ambiance with his pleasant insights.
Apparently, he needs no introduction. Haven't you seen his stories on someone's social media feeds ?
An engineer by profession Mr. Kaushik is a writer by heart. He founded his personal writing platform The Melting Words on Facebook and Instagram and in less than two years , it get fetched a whopping 21 lakh followers and more than 5000 write-ups have been put up there. He had already hosted lectures and workshops in institutes like IIT Bombay, SRCC Delhi , NIT Warangal and many more.
Now it's time we let our hearts melt with his words.
Tecnoesis18 under Conferenza18 in association with E-Cell, NIT Silchar presents before you, an Entrepreneur, Influencer, Marketer, Youtuber, Magician, Artist, Rapper, Poet, Blogger, Graphic Designer - ABBY VIRAL.
Abby Viral Rapper “Abhinav Prateek” was born on 1994 in Delhi. Since childhood, he wanted to earn money and was dreaming big to be a millionaire. He was finding and trying a new way to earn money. He finished his 12th and got admission in college to pursue his engineering. But, he never completed and dropped his engineering.
He moved to Delhi and started a new venture called "HuppMe" with an initial fund of Rs. 8000/-, where he is providing the online services of personalized gift and its transaction is near about 5.5 crores.
He is also a great motivational rapper on YouTube. His many videos are viral, and he has more than 6 Lakh + subscriber on youtube. Still, he is running behind his wonderful dreams and wants to do many things.
About himself, he says:
"Mai junoon hoon, Aur himmat behisaab hoon, Mai hazaro baar fail hua, isiliye aaj kamiyaab hoon".
Want to see your code come alive and interact with you? Here is the perfect event for you then. Presenting before you CYBERBOT, the fun-oriented CSS Animations Workshop of Tecnoesis '18. All you need to do is to build a bot using HTML and CSS powered with some cool features using JAVASCRIPT. A 4-day workshop will be organized for the event. You will be learning everything from scratch (no prerequisite required). If you want to explore the world of web development, this is the right time to get started.
Build a bot using basic web development skills.
Are you awed by the simple solutions to impossible problem statements? Do you want to crack a
few such by yourself?
Here comes a chance to play with bytes and fight the bugs, and all you need to do is Code to Decode.
So freshmen, buckle yourself to your seats and ready your minds to swish a flick!
Introducing you to the realm of competitive coding, we present Nibble Code 2.0! Exclusively for
freshmen, the contest will be much of a fun game which will have you scratch your heads over
simple but tricky problem statements for 3 short hours of the day.
To familiarize the enthusiasts with the competing environment, a two days’ workshop will be
organized prior to the contest which will provide them with ample knowledge such that they can
play well and battle amongst themselves for a better leaderboard position.
A few questions will be listed, participants need to code the solution using any programming language. Easey peasey.
A real-time exciting and mindboggling online competition based on the Application of the web browsing skills along with the IQ levels of the player. Come forward to test your knowledge and skills on a level never tested before, for Tecnoesis 2018 presents before you Cyber Hunt by Edports.
To complete the event in the least possible time.
In today's generation most of the visualisation works like Machines, prototype of vehicles are first made in 3D for testing its performance. 3D modelling is also one of the major part of game development like 3D model, level design etc. The more realistic the graphics are the more players of the game. 3D is also a part of all CGI movie. So for the first time in Technoesis’ history we have a 3D modelling competition for you, where you need to make a 3D model based off of a 2D image. You may use any graphics software may it be a industry grade software Maya or open source software Blender. The event is to check your creative skills and to amplify your knowledge towards 3D development.
1.To create a 3D model of a 2D image along with proper texturing and lighting to make it look close to photorealism.
2.Time allotted: 6 hrs
“Celebrating Genuine Stupidity through Artificial Intelligence”
The Annual Showdown of Tecnoesis catering to the Machine Learning Enthusiasts and the Data
Scientists of NIT Silchar.
The Event has 3 sub-events under it.
1.DATA-STRATA :
The Prime Attraction of the TURING.AI Event.
When the dust has settled there are only a select few who leave their mark permanently edged into history and have their own unique paths to become Eternal Legends. Sometimes its for the gifted, the ones who share sheer force of will bend the laws of physics. Then there are the godlike those who believe immortality and valhalla joyously awaits. Which one is in you - The Gifted? The Godlike? Is your team the best of the best?
Highly competitive multiplayer sport which serves as the ultimate test of decision making on the battlefield. With the pressures of a short time limit and bomb plant looming over every round, this game often delivers some of the best team and individual action gameplays. The fast-paced battle is back into action. The Assaulters, the Rushers, the pumped-up Shooters and lastly the Sniper. Has your team got it all?
When it comes to football, there's no denying it. There’s no better way to see someone’s true colors than by playing them in a game of FIFA. The club they play with, the formation they choose, and the coaching style they use all speak volumes as to what kind of person they are. What play style do you prefer?
Getting bored of free chicken dinners... Here NITS brings a chance to win a lot of prizes when you proove yourself the lord of battles by getting chicken dinner in real battlefield.
PUBG mobile stands for player unknown's battleground which is played in mobile. It is one of the most emerging and popular game in present time where players fight for the last survival. It is played in solo, duo and squd mode. 100 players play in one game amongst which that one squad/solo/duo which survives till the last gets the Chicken Dinner.
Stranded over a road with your cycle at your feet and a wheel spinning on the road detached for its mainframe in the night will bring you the exact thought as to why this event is so magnificent in its nature. The basic Knowledge of assembling a cycle bring an engineering student one step closer to being different form others. ‘We all want to know what lies beneath the working needles of a clock but very rare have the courage to know it.’
If you think you have the courage, come and once be an engineer in practical and assemble the cycle and race to your triumph with knowledge and reward in hands.
To make the students aware of the power of knowledge that lies within their enormous minds and make them practical in nature. After all we can save a few bucks by just tightening the nut bolts on our own too.
For those who are into all things auto, here is an innovative and exciting platform to express your passion. The riveting experience awaits you in the Fest which is open to all individuals. This event is not for just the bunch of students who know a lot about automobiles but its also for those minds that are thirsty of knowledge and facts thus exploring the exhilarating world of automobiles.
The competition will be offline consisting of a bunch of questions where u have to choose the right answer. The event is simple but a lot helpful in its nature. Sign up and take your Automobile Passion to full throttle.
To help out the students to realize their potential in just knowing about a little bit about automobiles running out on the roads out in the world.
When Henry Ford made cheap, reliable cars, people said, 'Nah, what's wrong with a horse?' That was a huge bet he made, and it worked
What is a Smart City?
“A Smart City is an urban ecosystem that places emphasis on the use of digital technology, shared knowledge and cohesive processes to underpin citizen benefits in sectors such as mobility, public safety, health and productivity.”
A Smart City Future
“Imagine a world where all cities are smart and able to thrive as part of a cohesive effort between municipalities, businesses and citizens. Many cities are now becoming smarter, adopting strategies to address a growing need to improve their ‘liveability’. Here, we explore what efforts need to be taken to improve mobility, public safety, public healthcare and productivity are being confronted as they transition to a smarter, more connected environment.”
As Albert Einstein said that Imagination is more important than Knowledge since knowledge is limited. Hence this event of "Smart City" is all about the upcoming possibilities, stupendous imagination, holistic integrated approach of the participants wherein they can hypothetically make any desired model would help the people going to live in their dream 'Smart City' and this would also help in making this world a better place to live in.
This is a event conducted to initiate and encourage the process of innovative thinking in the field of structural designing and search for new ideas to transform our surroundings.
In this event, the competing team has to prepare a model and give a presentation on it clearly stating its aim, working procedures and advantages.
The quizzing extravaganza under Tecnoesis, the annual techno-management fest of NIT Silchar. Born in 2010, Myndsnare has been a huge success since then. As NIT Silchar Quiz Club is gaining popularity, eminent quizmasters like Late Vikram Joshi, Arnab Basu, Chandrakant Nair, Maharnab Gogoi, Aryapriya Ganguly, Abhra Das, Kapinjal Kumar Sharma and Manimugdha S Sharma have conducted Myndsnare in previous editions.
‘The Sound and The Fury: The General Quiz’ is Myndsnare’s main crowd attraction, which is conducted by the most eminent quizmasters of the country. Last year, NIT Silchar Quiz Club made a benchmark in its history by having Late Vikram Joshi as the quizmaster for this event. This edition is being conducted by Kushal Patel. He has conducted many reputable quizzing events under the banners of IIM and many more.
This year Myndsnare brings “Silicon Valley:The Biz-Sci-Tech quiz”, to be conducted by Bedanga Das, alumnus of NIT Silchar, who is a prominent quizzer in the North Eastern quizzing circuit. From being one of the founding members of NIT Silchar Quiz Club to coming back to the college as a quiz master is always fascinating.
‘Hunger Games: The Sports and Entertainment Quiz’ shall also be conducted by Kushan Patel. Be there to bring out the Sports and Entermainment geek within you, and partake in the most brilliant fundas and trivias in the genre. From sports to movies lets see who cracks the most out of it!
Ever conjectured about a life where you enhance the technicalities of being a CEO ? The hindrances and snags they have to undergo in pursuance of the comprehensive assets of a company. Here is your opportunity to showcase your skills in handling a task if you were a CEO.
This online event promotes participants to answer the question”If i were the CEO of XYZ company,then how would i have undertaken the company’s tasks differently?What changes would i have brought about for the overall augmentation of the company?”
Conceiving an idea may be fundamental . But today in a world with a million ideas, without proper knowledge and way of selling your idea, even a brilliant idea would yield no fruit. Here is where the beauty of the term “PITCHING” comes into effect. In Layman’s terms, it means presenting your idea in front of a potential investor, convince him about the viability of your product, clear his doubts and show them the dreams that you have been dreaming to contribute to the world in general by setting up a prospective business from your idea.
Like all other talents and skills honed over time, selling something is truly an art form that takes practice to improve upon.
The art of selling anything in today's world requires creativity and should know about the customer's pulse.
If there is a company that sells similar products or services to yours, you can only make customers buy from you if you have special selling techniques going on.
E-Cell, NITS brings you the most exciting event "Bech Ke Dikhao" under the module of "Empresario" in this "Technoesis" to test your creativity and spontaneity by selling a bunch of crazy items to the customers
Here you will be given a random item and you have to convince the judges to buy it. As the saying goes “Item doesn't get sold, emotions and stories does”, so how well can you connect emotions and stories to get your Product sold will be checked.
In a world where thousands of innovations and billions of ideas occur every single day, do YOU have what it takes to get your idea out to this world?
Advertising a product to the masses is so much more nuanced than just telling people about it. Ad-Ovation invites you to do exactly that. We tell you what product to promote. Your challenge is to make your very own video advertisement for it as creatively as you can. People vote for your advertisement with Facebook reactions, you inch closer and closer to winning.
Participate in Ad-Ovation and walk away with exciting prizes and the pride of popularity. Your product will be etched in everyone’s mind and so will you be.
The tagline game.
"Imagination is the beginning of creation. You imagine what you desire, You will what you imagine, and at last, you create what you will.
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Experience the world of taglines with your imagination. Showcase your creativity to relate taglines under given situations. In fact this is a platform to reflect your marketing skills.
Robotics is an emerging technology that is changing the world. Are you intrigued by it and want to dig deeper into this technology? Then grab this chance to learn something new about this technology! Just clear the prelims and you are good to go.
The vast universe of science has always kept us gazing inamazement . This event aims to uncover the scientific intelligence of students where they need to identify the various phenomena being asked in the question. Questions will be aided by visuals.
Ever dreamt of becoming the CEO of a company? Does management amaze you? Then there's no waiting! Teenpreneur is the best platform to kick start your dreams. Come, showcase your inner managerial skills and amuse us! The participants will be given a hypothetical situation for which they will have to provide solution from a CEO’s point of view to resolve the same.
Did you know that 3-4 startups are registered per day in India? This event has been orchestrated in order to familiarise you with this rising vogue in our country. Does entrepreneurship amaze you and inspire you to start a business of your own? Then “Start Up Buzz” is a wonderful chance for you to manifest your ideas. Prepare a presentation consisting of details like working idea, cost, agendas, advertisement, marketing etc. and share it with the audience.
“Crime Scene Investigation” is the ultimate destination to display your crime solving abilities and thus bring out the Sherlock Holmes in you! So get ready for some adventure and don the detective’s hat as we bring to you several tantalizing crime scenes.
The world of science and technology is ever growing and never fails to capture our minds. This event is a model making competition where the participants have to come up with innovative ideas and present their models to the judges. Participation may be either individually or in teams.
A little offbeat, Taskabet is no conventional event! An engaging game
where individuals have to perform the assigned tasks, get letters for each
accomplished task and make words from them to gain points, Taskabet is sure to
enthrall you!
Students may participate individually or in groups of 3.
The ultimate concoction of amusement and learning, Xeng, is back to mesmerise the young quiz lovers all over again. The qualifying teams will have to tackle against one another to clinch the prizes.
What if another advanced species existed? What if India never got
freedom from British rule? Things would have taken a turn and been something
so different!
Plunge into your time machines, exercise your brain cells and create a whole new
scenario from your imagination within a the given time, explaining what would
have been different and how.
This is a shout out to all those who are taken aback by the aura of words and want to test their vocabulary. So, all the word fanatics gear up and get ready to compete in the ultimate battle of words.
People say that the performance of poetry is an art, just as
much an art as the art of writing it.
Hence, “Spoken Poetry” is for those who are passionate about portrayal of
emotions and thoughts through words. So, recite aloud your self-written poem or
any other poem of famous poets and leave us spellbound!
You can choose whichever language you wish.
As American director John Lasseter said “ The art challenges
technology, and technology inspires art”. Their fusion always results in something
innovative. So, all the budding artists out there, come and illustrate your ideas.
You will be provided with pencil and paper. Carry your own colours along to add
more beauty to our ideas.
Contestants for TECHart will be selected on the basis of the prelims i.e. Logo
Design.
Hey all the shutterbugs out there! School Genius brings to you Shutterworld 4.0, the online photography contest, giving you a golden opportunity to display your skills and capture scintillating moments. Interested ones can submit their entries, the theme of which should be FESTIVAL or ARCHITECTURE.
Math π- rates is especially designed for sharpening the
mathematical skills of the students. All maths enthusiasts are welcomed to
participate in this event. Come, turn the math mode on and bring out the inner
mathematician in you!
It will be held in two parts-
A. Prelims- MCQs to be solved within duration of 45 minutes.
B. Mains- MCQs to be solved within duration of 60 minutes
“Crusade” invites all the avid debaters to participate in this event, where you'll have a healthy discussion on a given topic. This is a perfect platform to polish and showcase your debating skills.
School Genius 2018 proudly introduces Xtreme Typing, a rip
roaring event where you have to put your typing speed to test. So, take a deep
breath and fight in the ultimate battle of speed. For coming to the main event,
you need to clear the prelims,
Prelims - Memory test : Students will be asked some engrossing questions to test
their memory. The highest scoring students will qualify to the next round.
Love creative writing? Do you want to dive into the world of imagination and put forward your thoughts? Then Picture Perfection opens the door to you! School Genius 2018 brings forward this event where you will be given a picture and you need to process it in your own way and write down what you think of it.
Designing plays an essential role in innovation. The field of designing accounts for majority of private research and development spending and employs a significant percentage of engineers. In order for society to benefit from the latest advances in technology, skilled engineers and novel designing techniques will be required.
There is a thirst among every engineer for designing, a thirst which is motivated by seeing day to day things ranging from a small pin to huge working machine. This thirst which has resulted for the designing of basic component parts of a machine to the design of highly sophisticated engines.
General design competitions have always had a constraint that bounds the imaginative skills of the enthusiasts to create something new or intuitive, so to tackle this ASME NIT Silchar Chapter came up with this competition. It is a competitive event where the design and imaginative skills of the participants will be put to test under the ticking of a clock.
Ever wondered how to make rockets? Here is your chance. This Tecnoesis ASME NIT Silchar Chapter presents to you Rocketo Polemos, an amateur rocketry competition where you will build your own rocket and compete with others. We have always had that little curiosity and desire to build rockets since childhood, this is the time to showcase your hidden talent.
The competition expects the participants to showcase their innovative ideas and how they can apply their ideas and knowledge in the field of application and design a rocket. A basic knowledge of Chemistry of fuel and oxidizers is expected although it isn’t necessary. Your interest matters not your branch or discipline. Come join us and check whether you have the necessary skills to fly up high in the sky
Are you fond of making paper boats during rainy season and love to compete as to which one goes faster? Then look no further as, this Tecnoesis ASME NIT Silchar Chapter presents to you Sailor Safari. The event comprises of a boat racing competition where you will build your own boat competing against time and other participants (or should we say pirate sailors!!!). Guess what?? There's only one rule, the fastest shall survive. Come join us on this ride and enjoy the thrill on top of a boat and see whether you can weather the storm and battle your way to glory.
Ever watched “Bigg Boss”? What about “Khatron Ke Khiladi”? These successful shows boast of millions in viewership. Ever wondered why? There’s this event to show you how it works. We are bringing to you “Psyche Attacks” under the module THE PSYCHE WIZARD XXI. It is a powerful idea that is two steps further ahead from all others. To bring a package full of emotions, entertainment and lifelong learning for the first time in a college is a feat in itself. And participating in it is an even bigger feat. Believe us – you won’t want to miss it!
In this game two teams will be chosen to compete with each other in efforts of ‘surviving’ i.e., to stay in the game till the very end. The game set will be arranged in accordance with a chosen theme – World War II for example. They will be confined in a space for ten hours and will be given special tasks to perform putting their mental and psychological strengths to test. The whole game show will be closely monitored and will be broadcasted, divided into episodes for the outside world to watch.
Have you ever wondered, how psychology plays a major role in solving practical problems? What about the sharp mind of Sherlock Holmes?
Take a look at the following case. There is this man whose body is athletic, fit and fine. One day in particular, he stretches his arms in attempt of grabbing as much food from the table as possible. People are around and he doesn’t care. Calories are high and he doesn’t care. What inference do you draw here?
Take a pause and give it time. The situation easily depicts that the ‘athletic’ man must be very hungry at that time.
What happens to your body language when you speak a lie? There’s a lot of debate on whether it is possible to detect a liar or not. Wouldn’t you like to check your skills in this art used intensely in interrogations by police and secret agencies? Sometimes speaking false may give rise to humor and sometimes it is more stressful. This mixture of sharp and soft is presented in the event “True & False”. Come, see what makes you a good liar or a good detector. It is a fun filled edutainment event that you’ll definitely enjoy.


FG to conduct oil licensing round 2020
by Femi Asu’Femi Asu
The Group Managing Director, Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation, Mr Mele Kyari, has said there will be a licensing round for ultra-deepwater assets next year.
He also urged international oil companies operating in the country to stop worrying over the recent amendment of the Deep Offshore and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract Act 2004 by the Federal Government.
The IOCs and their local counterparts under the aegis of the Oil Producers Trade Section had said the Federal Government’s planned increase in deepwater royalty would worsen Nigeria’s competitiveness and make $15bn of currently planned deepwater investments economically unviable.
Kyari, who spoke on Monday at the 37th Annual International Conference and Exhibition of the Nigerian Association of Petroleum Explorarionists in Lagos, stressed the need to ramp up exploration activities in the nation’s oil and gas industry.
“As we are all aware, the ultra-deepwater is completely unexplored today. Before the end of this year or next year, God willing, I believe there will be some form of bid rounds in that space,” he said.
President Muhammadu Buhari signed the bill that amended the Deep Offshore (and Inland Basin Production Sharing Contract) Act earlier this month after its passage by the National Assembly.
Kyari lamented that the nation’s crude oil reserves had stagnated around 37 billion barrels in recent years on the back of the lull in exploration, saying that there might be “a massive depletion in the available resources.”
He noted that the amendment of the Deep Offshore Act was a requirement of law, saying the conditions required to make changes to it were met since 2003.
He said the industry had expected something to happen since then but nothing was done, describing this as an opportunity lost.
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CHAPTER 206J
ALOHA TOWER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Section
206J-1 Findings and purpose
206J-2 Definitions
206J-3 Aloha Tower complex; designated boundaries
206J-4 Aloha Tower development corporation; established
206J-5 Powers; generally
206J-5.5 Repealed
206J-6 Limitations on the powers of the development
corporation
206J-7 Development rules
206J-8 Use of public lands
206J-9 Construction contracts
206J-10 Public projects
206J-11 Lease of projects
206J-12 Bonds; bond anticipation notes
206J-13 State and political subdivisions not liable on
bonds
206J-14 Bonds exempt from taxation
206J-15 Bonds as legal investments and lawful security
206J-16 Exemption from taxation of development corporation
206J-17 Aloha Tower fund
206J-18 Assistance by state and county agencies
206J-19 Annual report
206J-20 Court proceedings; preference
206J-21 Construction of this chapter
Case Notes
Does not violate §5 of the Admission Act. 921 F.2d 950 (1990).


I am a software engineer / computational designer at Adidas Future Team.
I am currently working on adidas 4D project.
I have a strong interest in quantitative analysis and utilize coding to bring innovative ideas to the design
process - includes but not limited to 3D printing manufacturing, web technologies and Artificial Intelligence.
Design / Implement Adidas 4D softwares, the most cutting edge 3D printing project in the industry.
Link - Adidas 4DLandscape architecture and urban design projects
AutoCAD automation scripts development
QGIS python development
Urban design projects
QGIS python development
GPA: 3.5
Apart from being a software engineer, I enjoy taking photographs. I love basketball and workouts, I am also a crazy dog lover.
Although I am a developer, I still have a strong interest in design because of my education. I do architectural and interactive design as an interest.


You should always make a backup file when you make changes to your site. Save the backup file in a safe place
labeled by date.
If for some reason you need to completely restore your previous site, just upload the backup file and the site
will
be completely restored.


This is a test for an XHR and window.fetch monkey patch included by default from prerender.cloud. It should be run against all major browsers.
The monkey patch stubs GET requests with a url->payload mapping from a base64 encoded JSON object. Once an endpoint is called, it is cleared from the stub/patch.
The data structure for absolute URLs looks like:
{'http://example.org/ajax-endpoint': 'aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ='}
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{'/ajax-endpoint': 'aGVsbG8gd29ybGQ='}
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Swiftlet Utilities
Swiftlet Utilities provides several useful functions that are common across many apps written in SwiftUI and Xcode. These include features such as testing to see if an app can connect to the internet, etc.
NOTE: Swiftlet Utilities is a replacement for our Action Utilities library specifically designed to work with SwiftUI. Several other features have been modernized and improved as well.
Additionally, many built-in types (such as Color
, String
and Data
) have been extended with useful features such as converting a color to and from a hex string and moving images easily between Data
and String
types to support Swift’s Codable
protocol.
Swiftlet Utilities are support on iOS, tvOS, watchOS and macOS.
Installation
Swift Package Manager (Xcode 11 and above)
- Select File > Swift Packages > Add Package Dependency… from the File menu.
- Paste
https://github.com/Appracatappra/SwiftletUtilities.git
in the dialog box. - Follow the Xcode’s instruction to complete the installation.
Why not CocoaPods, or Carthage, or blank?
Supporting multiple dependency managers makes maintaining a library exponentially more complicated and time consuming.
Since, the Swift Package Manager is integrated with Xcode 11 (and greater), it’s the easiest choice to support going further.
General Extensions
General Utilities provide several, general utility classes to handle thing such as network connectivity.
Provided Extensions
The following extensions are provided:
- HTMLEntity - Decodes the given string converting any HTML Entity codes into their resulting characters.
- Reachability - Test to see if we have an active network connection.
Hardware Extensions
Hardware Utilities provide commonly used information about the device an app is running on such as the device type (for example iPhoneX
), the OS version (for example iOS 11.1
) and if the app can connect to the internet.
Provided Extensions
The following extensions are provided:
- AppleHardwareType - Used to convert an Apple device model name (in the form
iPhone10,3
) to a human readable form (such asiPhoneX
). This enum works with theHardwareInformation
class to get the type of device the app is running on. - HardwareInformation - Defines a set of convenience properties and functions when working on Apple devices, such as checking the device model name (
iPhone10,3
), getting the device type (iPhoneX
), getting the OS version (iOS 11.1
), the current device orientation and internet connection state:- isPhone - Returns
true
if the app is running on an iPhone, else returnsfalse
. - isPad - Returns
true
if the app is running on an iPad, else returnsfalse
. - isTV - Returns
true
if the app is running on an Apple TV, else returnsfalse
. - isCar - Returns
true
if the app is running on a CarPlay connected device, else returnsfalse
. - isWatch - Returns
true
if the app is running on an Apple Watch, else returnsfalse
. - isMac - Returns
true
if the app is running on a Mac laptop or desktop, else returnsfalse
. - modelName - Returns the model name of the device the app is running on. For example,
iPhone10,3
oriPhone10,6
for theiPhone X
. - deviceType - Returns the human-readable type of the device that the app is running on (for example
iPhoneX
) orunknown
if the type cannot be discovered. - osVersion - Returns the version number (for example
iOS 11.1
) of the OS installed on the device that the app is running on.
- isPhone - Returns
Swiftlet Extensions
Swiftlet Extensions provide several useful features to common, built-in SwiftUI and Swift data types such as converting Color
to/from hex strings (for example #FF0000
), creating Image
instances from Base64 encoded strings stored in Data
objects and encoding Images
as Base64 strings or Data
objects.
SwiftUI Examples:
// Assign a color from a string
let color: Color ~= "#FF0000"
// Initialize a color from a hex string
let green = Color(fromHex: "00FF00")
// Convert color to a hex string
let white = Color.white.toHex()
Provided Extensions
The following extensions are provided:
- Color - Extends
Color
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with colors in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class. - Data - Extends
Data
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with data properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class. - Image - Extends
Image
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working with image properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class. - String - Extends
String
to support the Action Data controls and adds convenience methods for working withImage
andColor
properties in aCodable
,Encodable
orDecodable
class. - Array - Extends
Array
with new functions for working with collections. - Double - Extends
Double
with several useful features. - Int - Extends
Int
with several useful features. - @Published - Allows properties that are marked
@Published
and allows them to beCodable
withEncode
andDecode
conformance. - View - Conditionally apply modifiers depending on the target operating system.


Description
Matches builds that age is between given days range. It calculates days only without checking build time.
Use cases
Allow to match several builds at once based on build age.
Warning!
Provided values are always relative to today so most likely they interact with different builds every day
Time of the build completed is reset to zero before comparison so only days are compared.
maxDaysAge = 0
refers to builds which were completed today
1-2
means builds which were completed yesterday or the day before yesterday.
Build completed time (age) is calculated as sum of getStartTimeInMillis()
and
getDuration()
.


fun setDescription(description: String): Builder
Sets the Description. It have to provide valid small note or description about payment. for e.g. For Food
description
- field have to provide valid small note or description about payment.
for e.g. For Food, For Payment at Shop XYZ
Return
this, for chaining.


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Notes
Nova's resources all start at ID number 128, but the internal storage for all data file info is zero-based. Therefore, when a field in the Nova data file is said to refer to a government, stellar object, etc., it refers to it by its index number (starts at 0) unless it is specifically stated that it is referring to the ID number, which starts at 128.
Some of Nova's fields refer to other resource IDs or index numbers, but their values are offset by a certain amount to indicate type. For example, the mïsn resource's AvailStel field refers to the index number of a gövt resource when its value is between 10000 and 10255. In cases like this, it is necessary to add to or subtract from the field in order to force the value into the proper range: in this instance, you'd subtract 10000 to find the index number of the gövt.
Any resources in an Nova plugin file automatically replace same-numbered resources in Nova's main files. Resources are loaded from the "Nova Files" folder first and then resources from the "Nova Plug-Ins" folder are loaded.
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--- layout: default title: Profiles permalink: /example_introduction/ redirect_from: - /example_introduction.html sitemap: priority: 0.7 lastmod: 2014-11-26T00:00:00-00:00 ---
and run jenkins: nohup java -jar jenkins2.8.war &
git clone https://github.com/easynode/easynode-ipc.git
.
├── bin
├── config
├── docs
├── etc
|── plugins
├── public
├── src
├── test
├── .babelrc
├── .dockerignore
├── Dockerfile
├── README.md
├── package.json
└── test.sh
The example directory:
| File / Directory | Description |
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This directory stores the startup scripts and main programs for each environment (such as DEVELOP,TEST,PRODUCTION environment). Now you only need to care about the following two files: |
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You can ignore this directory, the configuration will be provided by the configuration services |
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You can save a number of documents related to the project, such as protocol documents, requirements design documents, meeting memories, etc. |
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This is the internal configuration for the need of the Easynode framework You can ignore it now. |
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The directory includes source code of a single page application based on react framework , and configuration for packing. see details |
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This directory contains the source code of backend for this example. see details |
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This directory contains the source code of test for main business lines |
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The entire range of Babel API options are allowed. |
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If a file named .dockerignore exists in the source repository, then it is interpreted as a newline-separated list of exclusion patterns. Exclusion patterns match files or directories relative to the source repository that will be excluded from the context. It can even be used to ignore the Dockerfile and .dockerignore files. |
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Docker can build images automatically by reading the instructions from a Dockerfile. A Dockerfile is a text document that contains all the commands you would normally execute manually in order to build a Docker image. By calling docker build from your terminal, you can have Docker build your image step by step, executing the instructions successively. |
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This file is the introduction of the project's portal, written in MarkDown format. |
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Specifics of npm's package.json handling,It must be actual JSON, not just a JavaScript object literal. |
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It just a test startup shell script, and can be run after the container has been started. |
| File / Directory | Description |
|---|---|
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This directory contains the configuration and scripts to generate the API document of the backend's code. |
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This directory stores a static resource file, such as a picture. |
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This directory stores packaged files and mapped files for the front-end resource files such as html, css, js, png as suffix. |
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An output directory of the MCSS tool. |
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The front-end source code folder of the project, based on the React framework.
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Third party dependence, will be replaced webpack. You can ignore it now. |
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Modular css with mcss |
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Static pages before design of components, You can ignore it now. |
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Similar to the WWW directory, but can not be named as the WWW directory, because it has been occupied by the easynode framework |
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Description document as a micro service interface. It contains the configuration and scripts to generate the Restful style API document |
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This file is the introduction of the front-end's portal, written in MarkDown format. |
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ESLint is designed to be completely configurable, meaning you can turn off every rule and run only with basic syntax validation, or mix and match the bundled rules and your custom rules to make ESLint perfect for your project. This is a configuration file tell eslint how to work. |
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This is a configuration file tell mcss how to work. |
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This is a configuration file tell webpack how to work for the development environment. |
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This is a configuration file tell webpack how to work for the test or production environment. |
var LoginService = using('netease.icp.backend.services.LoginService');
var loginService = new LoginService(app);
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|---|---|
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This is the controller layer of the MVC Pattern. Controller acts on both model and view. It controls the data flow into model object and updates the view whenever data changes. It keeps view and model separate. |
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This is the model layer of the MVC Pattern, is not been used to render to views directly but carring data for protocol. |
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This is the model layer of the MVC Pattern, is not been used to render to views directly but as a model of database. |
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Routing refers to the definition of application end points (URIs) and how they respond to client requests. It's master responsiblity is to map the method and URIs and Generator. example:
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This is the logic service layer of business. |
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The main entrance of this program is similar to the main in Java or c/c++ language |
step 1:
Start a mysql container.
docker run --name mysql --restart=always -v `pwd`:/etc/mysql/conf.d -v `pwd`/db/:/var/lib/mysql -e MYSQL_ROOT_PASSWORD='test' -e MYSQL_DATABASE=test -e MYSQL_USER=test -e MYSQL_PASSWORD=test -p 3306:3306 -d mysql
step 2:
Start a redis container.
docker run -d --name redis -p 6379:6379 -v `pwd`/db/:/data redis redis-server /usr/local/etc/redis/redis.conf
step 3:
fill in the config.json , and you can store the file as the same position with dev_start.sh at bin directory
config.json If the config din't been encoded. You need to uncomment the line "config = JSON.parse(StringUtil.decryptAdv(config));" at the file Main.js.step 4:
build the image
docker build -t your_image_name .
step 5:
Run the example
docker run -ti --name dev_example -p 8888:8888 -v `pwd`:/usr/src/app --workdir=/usr/src/app/bin --env ENV=DEVELOP -e CONFIG_URL=/usr/src/app/bin/config.json -e PORT=8888 your_image_name ./start.sh
step 1:
Run the container
docker run -ti --name dev_example -p 8888:8888 -v `pwd`:/usr/src/app --workdir=/usr/src/app/bin --env ENV=DEVELOP -e CONFIG_URL=/usr/src/app/bin/config.json -e PORT=8888 your_image_name /bin/bash
step 2:
Run the example
After entering the container, cd /usr/src/app/bin, and run
supervisor -w ../src -spid /var/tmp/icp.pid sh dev_start.sh
note: /var/temp/icp.pid is the value of the key easynode.app.id in the file etc/EasyNode.conf, The hot loader willn't work if you have not config the key.
step 3:
Debug the front-end code
cd plugins; webpack -w & mcss mcss/index.mcss -o css/ -w


There are two possible types of horn which may be defined via a [Horn] section- 'Looped Horns' and 'Legacy Horns'
Looped Horns
A looped horn is made up of three components:
A start sound, a loop sound and an end sound.
The start sound is played once, followed by the loop sound for the duration of the keypress. When the horn key is released, the end sound will be played once.
|
PrimaryStart = FileName
SecondaryStart = FileName
MusicStart = FileName |
Played once when the given horn is applied.
|
PrimaryLoop = FileName
SecondaryLoop = FileName
MusicLoop = FileName |
Played in a loop whilst the given horn is active.
|
PrimaryEnd = FileName
SecondaryEnd = FileName
MusicEnd = FileName |
Played once when the given horn is released.
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I took about 10mg of 'foxy' at about 8:40pm, thinking it might be lessened by tolerance since I took 6mg just 2 days ago. At 8:52 i could already start to feel a body buzz. By 9:00 I was going pretty good, about as good as the 6mg 2 days ago.
Around 9:15-9:25 (I'm not sure exactly) we got out a joint, and I took a few hits off that. Whoa!!!! It kicked in FAST, I was seeing patterns and colors everywhere, and the person I was with was talking about something, but I was almost 'gone'. I went to sit on the porch outside, and everything I looked at was a mess! Trails were so strong that they would just mush into tons of little circles and wierd shapes and stay there. No words can describe it.
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I could somehow still hold a conversation with the other person, who didnt know how much I was tripping. I was thinking i better tell this person that if I just stop talking and go nuts to just leave me alone, cause I felt like I was going to just lay on the bed and leave the world! I was right on that 'edge', of going away, then coming back, all my senses would tear apart, vision was all messed up, then come back barely so I knew where I was again.
I was extremely sensitive to every little thing that people that came in the room would do. If they looked at me wierd I would get a big fear sensation, but then it would go away. After about an hour or two (I am not exactly sure), I came down a tiny bit, to where I had a better grip on reality, so I had the guts to go outside, and go for a walk. Everywhere I looked there was very strong patterns on everything. The sidewalk had these designs carved into it, making wierd shapes. It reminded me of the last shroom experience I had, only way stronger.
I had less of a 'body high' now, my mind was mostly clear, I still had the little bits of 'lost reality' stuff going on for split seconds then I would come back. I came back, and sat around the house playing with a laser pointer, talking to people, etc. I was still tripping HARD til about 3AM! Hard as i mean MASSIVE visuals, everyone's face was made up of some kind of textured shapes, all connected together. Everything I looked at, random dots on a wall, all were connected together in some way. I finally tried to sleep at about 3:30, I was yawning, even though I still had these massive patterns on everything. I couldn't get to sleep for at least an hour, but I finally did.
5-MEO-DIPT can be a full blown psychedelic! I never expected this with the dosage I took. I wouldn't want to take any higher dose than this! I'm not sure what it would be like to be 'stuck' over that edge into total loss of reality, it was scary, yet fun, being right on that edge and coming back. This blew any past LSD/shroom trip i've ever had away.
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Story: Distribution of porcupine meat
Distribution of porcupine meat
Title
Distribution of porcupine meat
Collection
Summary
Various parts of the porcupine are given to specific people in the group, for instance the wife of the man who killed the porcupine eats its tail. The hunter and the children eat its shoulder meat.
Comments
1) See The little porcupine, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-16
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
8 September 1878 (started on or about)
Categories
Keywords
food (the sharing or distribution of porcupine meat) , food (eating porcupine) , food (parts of the porcupine that are eaten) , food (eaten by different members of the group) , food (eaten by the hunter and his family) , food (the cooking of porcupine flesh) , porcupine (the distribution of its meat) , porcupine (the eating of) , porcupine (parts eaten by different people) , porcupine (the cooking of its flesh) , sharing (or distribution of porcupine meat)
Story Pages
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The components of EPICS V4 are pvData, pvAccess and pvIOC. pvData is an object model and introspection API for memory-resident structured data with a defined serialization format. pvAccess is a network protocol transporting pvData and supporting put, get, publish-subscribe, and remote procedure call. pvIOC is database of records, where a record is a pvData object plus associated processing, and records can be linked together to support data-driven processing. Services may be implemented using the pvAccess protcol without using the IOC framework, typically using the RPC method. This is similar to using the Portable Channel Access Server in EPICS V3.
The intention of version 4 was to create a new version of EPICS that allowed us to extend the data types on the wire and to create hierarchical records to better support devices and physics data constructs, in the distributed, robust, and high performance environment. The usefulness of hierarchical records became less clear, as over this period, the composite records such as EVG, EVR, and BPM in version 3 were not reused. Moreover, active work was done to remove the EVG and EVR records and use the basic record types. The goal here was modified to provide better support for basic types that could have a standard set of functions applied to them. The current scope of work is to provide an extended set of network accessible data types to better support data sources for machine control and data acquisition. This change, requires that the version 3 database is able to be served through the version 4 protocol. The version 4 protocol is then used to extend the services available to connect to relational database stores, model services, directory services, a service that aggregates version 3 data into version 4 types, and services that provide complete metadata for various forms of vector data. As the protocol is different, existing clients must be modified to use this protocol or new clients need to be written. Within the scope of this project, we are developing Control System Studio extensions to handle these data types and to aggregate version 3 data into these data types. We are also creating a data archiver to handle these new data types. The approach used, is to create infrastructure that can support dynamically adding new data structures to the server and to create a network protocol that can transport these data structures. To promote the development of reusable applications on the client side, a standard set of structures are being defined and supported. The architecture does not preclude create any data type you want, but it is not encouraged or supported in any of the tools being developed.
Java and C++ implementations exist. pvData and pvAccess in C++ are working. pvData, pvAccess and pvIOC in Java are working. Some example pvServices have been written in Java. Work is in progress on a Python interface to the C++ libraries.
For Java, any Java SE 1.5 platform. For C++, EPICS V4 uses the EPICS V3 libCom platform abstraction layer and standards-compliant C++. The C++ implementation is working on Linux, OSX, Windows, vxWorks and RTEMS.
The simplest installation would have one pvAccess client, and one pvAccess server. The architecture from top to bottom in any given real world installation would be different from case to case. It would depend on such things as whether the installation was using EPICS V4 in a hybrid environment with version 3 at this stage of development, and whether EPICS V4 high level middleware services were being used. One simple architecture which utilises presently existing EPICS V4 functionality, is that in which EPICS V3 IOCs would incorporate the EPICS V4 pvaSrv pvAccess server and so be able to serve control data over pvAccess. The pvManager client side tool, or the gather middleware toolkit, could be used to acquire those data efficiently. The envisaged overall architecture of EPICS V4 installations is one that uses a service oriented architecture, as well as the basic controls network, in which services make the acquisitions from devices, and present collected data to clients, such as the bpm readings of all BPMs, the model of a whole machine, the energy profile of a whole LINAC, etc.
EPICS V3 does not support structured data types at the record level or on the wire. There is also no method for implementing services in EPICS V3 as the put with callback in Channel Access does not return a payload. EPICS V4 does not require pre-allocated buffers for the full size of any payload so there is no longer a initialization-time limit on the maximum payload size. EPICS V4 has a single codebase for data types, client and server side networking. EPICS V3 has one client-side network library, one portable server and one server tied to the IOC.
The goal is to make pvIOC C++ an asyn portDriver client so that existing asyn drivers such as areaDetector can be re-used.
New standardized data types such as statistical samples and unbounded variable-length arrays will replace ad-hoc workarounds necessary in the EPICS V3 environment allowing the controls engineer to focus on problems closer to the bottom line.
As EPICS V4 uses a new network protocol the client tools will have to be updated to use pvAccess. Work is in progress to modify CSS using the pvManager abtstraction layer (this is not specfic to EPICS V3 but a library that can talk to V3 or V4).
EPICS V4 has a new network protocol pvAccess that is not compatible but provides extra functionality such RPC, does not require fixed-size network buffers, and supports transferring structured types.
So far the C++ implementation of an IOC is a regular EPICS V3 IOC that runs pvaSrv providing access to EPICS V3 records via pvAccess, so new clients can talk to old servers.
The EPICS V3 support module pvaSrv/v3Channel is a pvAccess Server that talks to the EPICS V3 database using dbNameToAddr to resolve pvAccess connection requests, dbGetField and dbPutField to transfer data. pvaSrv is started from the startup script, from that point the EPICS V3 IOC database serves both Channel Access and pvAccess.
pvAccess network performance should be at least equivalent to Channel Access. See Server Development for NSLS-II Physics Applications and Performance Analysis


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RNA-Seq Data Network Analysis
Cytoscape is an open source software platform for integrating, visualizing, and analyzing measurement data in the context of networks.
This protocol describes a network analysis workflow in Cytoscape for differentially expressed genes from an RNA-Seq experiment. Overall workflow:
- Finding a set of differentially expressed genes
- Retrieving relevant networks from public databases
- Integration and visualization of experimental data
- Network functional enrichment analysis
- Exporting network visualizations
Setup
- Install the stringApp from the Cytoscape App Store, or via Apps → App Store → Show App Store.
Experimental Data
For this tutorial, we will use a dataset comparing transcriptomic differences between autistic and normal brain. The study has been published in Voineagu et al., and we will get a summarized dataset with fold change and p-value from the EBI Gene Expression Atlas.
Differentially Expressed Genes
We are going to define a set of up-regulated genes from the full dataset by filtering for fold change and p-value.
- Select the row containing data value headers (row 4) and select Data → Filter.
- In the drop-down for the fold change column, set a filter for fold change greater than 2. This should result in 263 genes.
- Next, one would normally filter out non-significant changes by filtering on the p-value as well, for example setting p-value less than 0.05. But in this case, all genes with a fold change greater than 2 already meet that cutoff.
- With the filter active, select and copy all entries in the Gene Name column.
STRING Network Up-Regulated Genes
The resulting network contains up-regulated genes recognized by STRING, and interactions between them with an confidence score of 0.4 or greater.
STRING Network Up-Regulated Genes
The networks consists of one large connected component, several smaller networks, and some unconnected nodes. We will use only the largest connected component for the rest of the tutorial.
- To select the largest connected component, select Select → Nodes → Largest subnetwork.
- Select File → New Network → From Selected Nodes, All Edges.
Data Integration
Next we will import the RNA-Seq data and use them to create a visualization.
- Load the downloaded E-GEOD-30573-query-results.tsv file under File menu by selecting Import → Table from File..... Alternatively, drag and drop the data file directly onto the Node Table.
- In Advanced Options..., in the Ignore Lines Starting With field, enter #, to exclude the additional lines at the beginning of the data file.
- Select the query term column as the Key column for Network and select the Gene Name column as the key column by clicking on the header and selecting the key symbol.
- Click OK to import. Two new columns of data will be added to the Node Table.
Visualization
Next, we will create a visualization of the imported data on the network. For more detailed information on data visualization, see the Visualizing Data tutorial.
- In the Style tab of the Control Panel, switch the style from STRING style v1.5 to default in the drop-down at the top.
- Change the default node Shape to ellipse and check Lock node width and height.
- Set the default node Size to 50.
- Set the default node Fill Color to light gray.
- Set the default Border Width to 2, and make the default Border Paint dark gray.
Visualization
- For node Fill Color, create a continuous mapping for 'autism' vs 'normal' .foldChange.
- Double-cllick the color mapping to open the Continuous Mapping Editor and click the Current Palette. Select the ColorBrewer yellow-orange-red shades gradient.
- Finally, for node Label, set a passthrough mapping for display name.
- Save your new visualization under Copy Style... in the Options menu of the Style interface, and name it de genes up.
Visualization
Apply the Prefuse Force Directed layout by clicking the Apply Preferred Layout button in the toolbar. The network will now look something like this:
STRING Enrichment
The STRING app has built-in enrichment analysis functionality, which includes enrichment for Gene Ontology, InterPro, KEGG Pathways, and PFAM.
- In the STRING tab of the Results Panel, click the Functional Enrichment button. Keep the default settings.
STRING Enrichment
- When the enrichment analysis is complete, a new tab titled STRING Enrichment will open in the Table Panel.
Exporting Networks
Cytoscape provides a number of ways to save results and visualizations:
- As a session: File → Save Session, File → Save Session As...
- As an image: File → Export → Network to Image...
- To the web: File → Export → Network to Web Page... (Example)
- To a public repository: File → Export → Network to NDEx
- As a graph format file: File → Export → Network to File.
Formats:
- CX JSON / CX2 JSON
- Cytoscape.js JSON
- GraphML
- PSI-MI
- XGMML
- SIF


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Greyhound FisheyeA Greyhound named Latte at Meadow Woods Dog Park in Orlando, FL.
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Awesome capture.
chrisjangeorge says:Hi, I'm an admin for a group called GAZEHOUNDS, and we'd love to have this added to the
group! Keith Kamicar says:this makes me smile =D - dogs are so coool
blakophoto says:hehe, i like this - post it to DM :)
Lynette Dear says:Look at those eyes!
madcrow says:Hi, I'm an admin for a group called Explored <100, and we'd love to have this added to the
group!
madcrow says:your picture enhanced our group, thank you BookertheIG says:instant fav!
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limegreen_kayak says:
He is too cute! I love the perspective on this one!
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Raiders’ Lamarcus Joyner praises Jets’ defensive coordinator
by Myles SimmonsRaiders slot corner Lamarcus Joyner and Jets defensive coordinator Gregg Williams share a strong bond.
Williams was Joyner’s first NFL defensive coordinator with the Rams from 2014 to 2016. Under Williams’ tutelage, Joyner recorded 13 passes defensed, nine tackles for loss and four quarterback sacks in those three seasons.
Joyner smiled when asked about Williams on Friday, saying he’s “absolutely” looking forward to seeing him on Sunday.
“Coach Williams is a great man,” Joyner said. “I was raised by him in this league. He drafted me, he put his stamp on me.
In his first season with the Raiders after five years with the Rams between St. Louis and Los Angeles, Joyner has recorded 40 total tackles, two passes defensed and three tackles for loss in 2019.
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