Quality Control Analysis
Introduction
In shotgun experiments, it is vital to verify key quality control metrics in order to be sure that nothing went wrong in
the identification process. PeptideShaker allows you to screen metrics at the protein, peptide and peptide to spectrum match
level. If a metric of interest is missing, please contact the developers and we will try to add it.
PeptideShaker sorts the selected population according to the selected metric. Matches are separated into four classes:
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Validated True Positives: the amount of validated true positives. Note that the validation settings can be tuned in the Validation tab.
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Validated False Positives: The amount of false positives validated. Note that this estimation can be biased by the Target/Decoy
method. Indeed, decoy hits may not robustly indicate the amount of false positives in each bin. Also, for multiple pass search
engines like X!Tandem, the amount of false positive PSMs might be underestimated.
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Non-Validated True Positives: A rough estimate of the amount of false negatives. Note that all identifications are considered
here, this metric might be biased for low scored identifications (confidence=0).
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Non-Validated False Positives: A rough estimate of the amount of non-validated false positives.
Here as well the estimation might not be robust.
These plots will also help you defining thresholds for downstream analysis like inclusion/exclusion lists generation,
quantification analysis or PTM investigations.
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Protein QC
For all proteins, it is possible to inspect:
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Number of Validated Peptides: One should only trust protein matches with many different peptides. The more
peptides per protein, the better the identification. Proteins presenting many confident peptides will be particularly
interesting for following-up analysis like quantification studies or can be excluded of downstream research using
exclusion lists.
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MS/MS Quantification Scores: Proteins are usually present in a high dynamic range, indicated by the spread in
spectrum counting score. The higher the spread, the higher the quantification dynamic range. Note that both
spectrum counting methods usually present similar QC plots.
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Sequence Coverage: A protein heavily covered is more confident. Also, its coverage will be interesting for
further processing like PTM screening.
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Sequence Length: Gives an overview of the protein sequence lengths.
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Peptide QC
For all peptides, it is possible to inspect:
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Number of PSMs per Peptide:
If this number is too low, the confidence in peptide identification might be limited. This is especially dangerous
for PTM analysis. If this metric is too high, the amount of different peptides found might be limited. The correct
balance is typically tuned using the number of most intense peaks selected for fragmentation and the exclusion time
set after a spectrum record.
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Missed Cleavages: The amount of missed cleavages found per peptide informs about the quality of the digestion.
Note however that the amount of false positives will be underestimated for PSMs generated in the second pass search of X!Tandem.
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Peptide Length: Displays the distribution of the length of the detected peptides. If there are numerous
peptides below the minimum length and/or above the maximum peptide length it may be worth looking into extending the
allowed peptide length range in the Import Filtes settings found in the New Project dialog when opening
a new project.
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PSM QC
For all Peptide to Spectrum Matches (PSMs), it is possible to inspect:
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Precursor Mass Error: this plot can indicate a problem in the instrument calibration. Also, it can help to fine
tune the search settings as detailed in Vaudel et al:
Peptide identification quality control, Proteomics 2011;11(10):2105-14.
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Precursor Charge: the precursor charge plot will allow you to verify the quality of the peptide ionization.
Modifications like iTRAQ or phorphorylation might have an impact on the precursor ability to carry a charge. This
plot will also allow you to fine tune your search settings. Not that PSMs found in second pass searches (typically
high charges) are not compatible with Target/Decoy analysis. The amount of false positive PSMs is thus underestimated!
More on Quality Control


A few days ago I published a little summary of online disinformation campaign for the Spanish far right [1].
I tried to highlight the emerging patterns of how these amplification machines operate. Shoving retweets distribution for users rt-ing one of the top-talker accounts.
I am now going to share a larger archive of tweets. To obtain this archive I compiled all the tweets from users that have retweeted the account @ldpsincomplejos.
Here is how I obtained the tweets for the account @ldpsincomplejos was obtained:
def get_tweets_search(key, client):
tweets_endpoint = "https://api.twitter.com/1.1/search/tweets.json?q=" + key + "&count=500&include_entities=true&result_type=recent"
response, data = client.request(tweets_endpoint)
return json.loads(data)
This function will return 500 tweets, including both tweets by the account and RTs to the account. For each tweet I extracted the username and got the latest 200 tweets user timeline.
def get_timeline(username, client):
timeline_endpoint = "https://api.twitter.com/1.1/statuses/user_timeline.json?screen_name=" + username + "&include_rts=true&count=200"
response, data = client.request(timeline_endpoint)
return json.loads(data)
Now I identified a few top-talkers and computed the distribution of RTs to Accounts.
Here are some results:
Here is the thing. If you look at the distribution of comments instead you get a different result.
This means in practice that there is a list of accounts RT-ing sources on the right and commenting on accounts from the left. The anticipation machines objective is in fact to spread division and hate.
Finally here is a visualization of the graph of accounts RTin OkDiario:
If we isolate the accounts doing more than 100 RT, we find a group of approximately 20 accounts doing most of the tweets.
Here is probably a team of accounts acting to promote the tweets from OkDiario and a group of other accounts.
I have a metabase instance setup on heroku.
You can have a look at the data used in this study.
If you get in touch I can give you access.
REFERENCES
[1] https://www.hiro7.eu/blog/2020-04-05-online-disinformation
Silvia Puglisi [Hiro]
Email: hey at sifr dot tech
Twitter: @nopressure
Code: 0xacab/hiro


TERMINATOR 2: JUDGMENT DAY [Spoilers] A film review by Subrata K. Sircar Copyright 1991 Subrata K. Sircar
Quick Take: SEE THIS MOVIE! NOW! WOW! GREAT!
Capsule Review: Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to modern-day LA from 2029 as a Terminator assigned to protect John Connor against another Terminator with advanced mimetic powers. Linda Hamilton turns in an excellent performance, but the actors play second fiddle to awesome special effects. Rating: 8+ [1 to 10 scale].
Spoilers:
Wow. See this movie.
Arnie is back as a Terminator, only this time he's a generation behind in technology. The new T-1000 series Terminators are made of mimetic metal, and can take on any form with the same mass, able to form any solid metal object. The new Terminator takes out a police officer and assumes his form to hunt John Connor, while Arnie appears nude near a biker bar. Some nasty mayhem later, he's got clothes, boots, a shotgun, a Harley and the all-important shades. The two machines find John at nearly the same time, and battle it out through the mall, several roads, and a few trucks, with Arnie finally saving John.
In the last few years, things have not gone so well for Sarah Connor. She has been shacking up with anyone who could teach her and her son about combat and survival, and eventually went over the edge and attacked a computer factory. She's been locked up in a mental institution for a few years, while John Connor has been turning into a juvenile delinquent with foster parents.
So of course, Terminator and John go to bust Sarah out, minutes ahead of the evil Terminator ....
The movie also seems to be the last Terminator flick, as there was a good effort to wrap up all the loose ends from both movies. The first movie pointed out the alternate reason for sending a Terminator to the past the first time; his remains were needed for the cybernetic breakthrough which triggered Armageddon. This time, all remains of all three Terminators are incinerated, and the movie ends on a somewhat positive note, implying that the future the Terminators came from is no longer inevitable.
Overall, this movie was just as good as the original, which is an amazing accomplishment. There are two science-fiction gimmicks; time travel and mimetic metal.  Usually, when watching a science-fiction movie, I tend to think of six different ways the villains could use their powers to end the movie somewhere after the first half hour; not so this time. The mimetic Terminator uses his abilities very intelligently, especially in combat; reforming around bullets, sliding through grills, reforming around Arnie's hand when he punches him, etc. About the only trick he missed was abandoning the human form altogether and going to the octopus mode for combat, but overall the evil Terminator was right on the money.
Linda Hamilton plays Sarah Connor as a woman driven by the specter of global annihilation; she has a recurring dream of the world ending, destroying all the children in a playground. She is not quite sane, and has become determined to prevent the holocaust by any means necessary, including the sacrifice of other lives as well as her own. I kept seeing Sarah Connor as someone who was alternately trying to be a mother and a soldier, never sure which one was right, knowing which one was practical.
I won't attempt to describe the special effects, except to say that Industrial Light and Magic did themselves proud. The evil Terminator looked convincing and very very menacing. Lots and lots of explosions, gunfire and mayhem, and all of it was spectacular. The opening scene was wonderful, as were the two knock-down drag-out fights between Terminators.
In short, I loved this movie. Great special effects, a good performance by Linda Hamilton, and some excellent science-fiction to mix into a truly excellent Arnie action film. You'll like this, and it will make back its $100 million (rumored) budget.
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encode($value, $key = false)
The encode method encrypts a string value, optionally with a custom encryption key.
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The Crypt class allows encrypt or decrypt a string. The Crypt class is also used internally by for example the Fuel Sessions class.
It uses the encryption and hashing methods provided by PHPSecLib, so it's not dependent on external modules being available, such as mcrypt.
The Crypt class is configured through the app/config/crypt.php configuration file. It will be generated and populated with random values when you first use the Crypt class or if one of the required configuration values is missing.
Note that this will require write access to app/config/crypt.php! If this is not possible, make sure all configuration settings are set!
The following configuration settings can be defined:
| Param | Type | Default | Description |
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| crypto_key | string | n/a | Random encryption key value used in the encryption routines. Make sure you set this to something unique and random! |
| crypto_iv | string | n/a | Random encryption initialisation vector used in the encryption routines. Make sure you set this to something unique and random! |
| crypto_hmac | string | n/a | Random value used in the Hash-based Message Authentication Code (HMAC) routines. Make sure you set this to something unique and random! |
If you assign keys manually, note that they are base64_encoded, and the length must be a multiple of 4 to be able to decode it. Make sure the length is correct!
The encode method encrypts a string value, optionally with a custom encryption key.
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-Jonathan Livingston Seagull
Some people go through life seeking and never finding. Others seek, find and then assist others in their own quests.
Barbara Mindell started her search shortly after a car crash at the age of 18 left her a paraplegic. While no one at the hospital told her she would never walk again, it was the impression she was left with. "I never really bought the idea that I'd never walk," she says. "If there was a God, there was a possibility that I could recover from this injury."
Conventional North American medical wisdom didn't have the answers she was looking for. "Doctors think about the human body as one would a car or a machine. Once grown, it doesn't grow or regenerate. It eventually falls apart and they just fix the parts along the way." she says. Mindell spent the next ten years exploring the alternative healing methods, including bodywork, massage and acupuncture. She sent out 250 form letters to health and scientific organizations around the world asking people to work with her. She received nothing more than good wishes in reply.
In the course of her search, Mindell met Emilie Conrad-Da'oud and was introduced to Continuum-something she describes as "a primary movement process which explores movement as something we are, rather than something we do." Conrad-Da'oud invented and developed this process, which Mindell says is an ever-changing, ever-evolving inquiry into the nature of what it means to be a human being.
Mindell learned from Conrad-Da'oud to breathe in a manner that created a wave-like motion generated from the part of her body that could move. The wave motion radiates through the body, spreading tiny movements and signaling dormant areas to participate. The concept has been described as 'breaking ice to get to water.' Mindell suggests we entertain the notion that we are open systems with endless possibilities for innovation, and the development of new neural pathways, new connections, new ways to identify ourselves. She describes her experience with the Continuum as having been a way to transform herself. It's like entering into a new life, shedding an old skin-and doing it in a loving environment, she says.
Conrad-Da'oud teaches that human beings develop in an aquatic atmosphere while in the womb and are fundamentally aquatic beings. Our earliest developments take place with movements similar to those of the sea-fluttering, irregular to the eye, and experimental. Undifferentiated movement (wave-motion) allows for nerves to innovate, and the more specific a movement is (such as weight training), the less neural information there is in it. The wave motion process allows for aquatic-like movements within the body.
As the neural information spreads from the wave motion, probabilities for new synaptic activity (to be generated by hook-ups among the thousands of neural signals traveling through the body) develop. Hook-ups between new neural pathways, formerly-used muscles, and as-yet-unknown pathways for movement may also be created.
Mindell realized the healing had to come from within. "It wasn't a process where the 'patient' is passive and the other person 'fixes' them," she says.
"I had a willingness to participate. I was ready. The spiritual aspect of the healing for me was all-important. As I started to get sensation, as I started to move, areas of my body that were paralyzed showed me that movement and sensation were the result of a much deeper process. I went through a long process of letting go of the struggling against the paralysis. There's a lot of that in living a life in a wheelchair, forcing and pushing, struggling..."
Mindell says she was able to become more general in her awareness and not always focus on her legs and wanting to walk. "It's really not a process of dealing directly with the issue; it's much more expansive. In any transformation process, you can't be overly focused on paralysis. It creates more of the same-a loop. So for myself in this process it hasn't been just healing the paralysis; it's more than just that-spiritual growth, development, being able to have a full life, have a career as an artist, being in a relationship and being able to move in many different ways. Through this process, the increase in sensation has been enormous. The feeling of fluidity and movement in my body has been an incredible healing."
Although not quite ambul-atory, Mindell now has sensation and movement throughout her lower body. Her investigation into movement has led to profound insights into the creative capacity of our biological systems and has far-reaching implications for the healing community. To all of us paralysed in various ways, she is an example of what a body can be.
Based on a interview by Grant MacLean.
Barbara Mindell will be speaking on Moving through Paralysis on Friday, Oct. 4, and conducting a workshop entitled The Art of Movement, in Vancouver, October 5-6 at the Holiday Inn, 1110 Howe Street. Pre-registration is required. Contact Doris Maranda,<PHONE_NUMBER> for more information/registration.


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Video: Messi shows brilliant skill and pace to leave Coutinho trailing before playing superb pass in Argentina win
by Ron CarnePhilippe Coutinho is five years younger than Lionel Messi, and yet the Brazil international couldn’t quite keep up with the Argentina talisman this week.
The pair were reunited during the international break as Argentina faced Brazil in an international friendly in Saudi Arabia.
SEE MORE: Barcelona set to send scout to watch Dutch starlet over international break
Messi’s early penalty was the difference between the two sides in a 1-0 win, but there was also a key passage of play in the latter stages of the encounter which saw the two former teammates cross paths.
Coutinho is currently out on loan at Bayern Munich and it remains to be seen whether or not he returns for another spell with the Catalan giants, but he can still learn a thing or two from Messi it seems.
As seen in the video below, Messi firstly shows off some superb close-control and skill to get away from Coutinho before showing he still has the pace to get away from players as he leaves his rival behind before checking back and playing a pass to take three Brazil players out of the equation.
Considering this happened in the 79th minute, it just goes to show the level of quality and fitness that Messi is still operating at even at 32 years of age, and he’ll no doubt be delighted to help his country secure a win over their rivals regardless of the setting.


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TensorFlow.js: Reinforcement Learning
Train a model to balance a pole on a cart using reinforcement learning.
Description
This example illustrates how to use TensorFlow.js to perform simple
reinforcement learning (RL).
Specifically, it showcases an implementation of the policy-gradient method in TensorFlow.js.
This implementation is used to solve the classic cart-pole
control problem.
Through self play the agent will learn to balance
the pole for as many steps as it can.
Instructions
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Choose a hidden layer size and click "Create Model".
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Select training parameters and then click "Train".
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Note that while the model is training it periodically saves a copy of itself
to local browser storage, this mean you can refresh the page and continue training
from the last save point. If at any point you want to start training from scratch, click
"Delete stored Model".
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Once the model has finished training you can click "Test" to see how many 'steps' the agent
can balance the pole for. You can also click 'Stop' to pause the training after the current iteration
ends if you want to test the model sooner.
- During training and testing a small simulation of the agent behaviour will be rendered.
Status
Standing by.
Initialize Model
Training Parameters


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gdal_footprint
New in version 3.8.0.
Compute footprint of a raster.
Synopsis
gdal_footprint [--help-general]
[-b band]* [-combine_bands union|intersection]
[-oo NAME=VALUE]* [-ovr <index>]
[-srcnodata \"value [value...]\"]
[-t_cs pixel|georef] [-t_srs <srs_def>] [-split_polys]
[-convex_hull] [-densify <value>] [-simplify <value>]
[-min_ring_area <value>] [-max_points <value>|unlimited]
[-of ogr_format] [-lyr_name dst_layername]
[-dsco name=value]* [-lco name=value]* [-q] [-overwrite]
<src_filename> <dst_filename>
Description
The gdal_footprint utility can be used to compute the footprint of a raster file, taking into account nodata values (or more generally the mask band attached to the raster bands), and generating polygons/multipolygons corresponding to areas where pixels are valid, and write to an output vector file.
The nearblack utility may be run as a pre-processing step to generate proper mask bands.
- -b <band>
Band(s) of interested. Between 1 and the number of bands of the raster. May be specified multiple times. If not specified, all bands are taken into account. The way multiple bands are combined is controlled by
-combine_bands
- -combine_bands union|intersection
Defines how the mask bands of the selected bands are combined to generate a single mask band, before being vectorized. The default value is
union
: that is a pixel is valid if it is valid at least for one of the selected bands.intersection
means that a pixel is valid only ifit is valid for all selected bands.
- -ovr <index>
To specify which overview level of source file must be used, when overviews are available on the source raster. By default the full resolution level is used. The index is 0-based, that is 0 means the first overview level. This option is mutually exclusive with
-srcnodata
.
- -srcnodata "<value> [<value>...]"
Set nodata values for input bands (different values can be supplied for each band). If a single value is specified, it applies to all selected bands. If more than one value is supplied, there should be as many values as the number of selected bands, and all values should be quoted to keep them together as a single operating system argument. If the option is not specified, the intrinsic mask band of each selected bands will be used.
- -t_cs pixel|georef
Target coordinate system. By default if the input dataset is georeferenced,
georef
is implied, that is the footprint geometry will be expressed as coordinates in the CRS of the raster (or the one specified with-t_srs
). If specifyingpixel
, the coordinates of the footprint geometry are column and line indices.
- -t_srs <srs_def>
Target CRS of the output file. The <srs_def> may be any of the usual GDAL/OGR forms, complete WKT, PROJ.4, EPSG:n or a file containing the WKT. Specifying this option implies -t_cs georef The footprint is reprojected from the CRS of the source raster to the specified CRS.
- -split_polys
When specified, multipolygons are split as several features each with one single polygon.
- -convex_hull
When specified, the convex hull of (multi)polygons is computed.
- -densify <value>
The specified value of this option is the maximum distance between 2 consecutive points of the output geometry. The unit of the distance is in pixels if
-t_cs
equalspixel
, or otherwise in georeferenced units of the source raster. This option is applied before the reprojection implied by-t_srs
- -simplify <value>
The specified value of this option is the tolerance used to merge consecutive points of the output geometry using the
OGRGeometry::Simplify()
method The unit of the distance is in pixels if-t_cs
equalspixel
, or otherwise in georeferenced units of the target vector dataset. This option is applied after the reprojection implied by-t_srs
- -min_ring_area <value>
Minimum value for the area of a ring The unit of the area is in square pixels if
-t_cs
equalspixel
, or otherwise in georeferenced units of the target vector dataset. This option is applied after the reprojection implied by-t_srs
- -max_points <value>|unlimited
Maximum number of points of each output geometry (not counting the closing point of each ring, which is always identical to the first point). The default value is 100.
unlimited
can be used to remove that limitation.
- -q
Suppress progress monitor and other non-error output.
- -oo NAME=VALUE
Dataset open option (format specific)
- -of <ogr_format>
Select the output format. Use the short format name. Guessed from the file extension if not specified
- -lco NAME=VALUE
Layer creation option (format specific)
- -dsco NAME=VALUE
Dataset creation option (format specific)
- -lyr_name <value>
Name of the target layer.
footprint
if not specified.
- -overwrite
Overwrite the target layer if it exists.
- <src_filename>
The source raster file name.
- <dst_filename>
The destination vector file name. If the file and the output layer exist, the new footprint is appended to them, unless
-overwrite
is used.
Post-vectorization geometric operations are applied in the following order:
optional splitting (
-split_polys
)optional densification (
-densify
)optional reprojection (
-t_srs
)optional filtering by minimum ring area (
-min_ring_area
)optional application of convex hull (
-convex_hull
)optional simplification (
-simplify
)limitation of number of points (
-max_points
)
C API
This utility is also callable from C with GDALFootprint()
.
Examples
Compute the footprint of a GeoTIFF file as a GeoJSON file using WGS 84 longitude, latitude coordinates
gdal_footprint -t_srs EPSG:4326 input.tif output.geojson


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§302A-701 Incentive packages for quality teachers, principals, and vice-principals. Teachers, principals, and vice-principals in the public school system may accept incentive packages provided by local communities for the purpose of retaining those teachers, principals, and vice-principals in schools with high teacher, principal, or vice-principal turnover. Packages may include such items as:
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EAST OF EDEN A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 1999
In 20th Century one of the easiest ways for people to become immortal came in the form of early, premature death. At least, that was the case with celebrities, which became legends sometimes simply by dying before showing all their potentials. One of the best known examples is, of course, James Dean. He died at the age of 24 and had only three major roles, but those three roles were enough for him to become one of the most recognisable Hollywood icons. Perhaps his cult status came from the simple fact that his image of rebel youth remained untarnished by all age, and universally appealing for all future generations. That may be true, but also few people should forget that Dean was one of the greatest actors of its time, if not one of the greatest actors who ever worked in Hollywood. His talent is displayed in his first major film, EAST OF EDEN, 1954 drama directed by Elia Kazan.
Plot of this film, based on the novel by John Steinbeck, is set in California during World War One. Adam Trask (played by Raymond Massey) is a ranch owner in Salinas Valley, righteous and noble man whose respect in the community is undiminished even after disastrous business venture. Everyone around Adam seems to be happy except his son Cal (played by James Dean), troubled young man who was always jealous of the love and attention his brother Aron (played by Richard Davalos) receives from his father. His jealousy was recently inflamed with his feelings towards Aron's girlfriend Abra (played by Julie Harris), as well as with frustrating discovery of estranged mother Kathie (played by Jo Van Fleet), owner of the brothel in nearby town. In Cal's mind, the only way to earn love and respect of his father lies in a business venture that would compensate father's recent losses. His scheme, that includes borrowing money from mother and investing in beans, business made lucrative by war, is successful but it actually causes a chain of events with tragic consequences.
I never read Steinbeck's novel, but long time ago I've been watching 1981 four-hour mini-series based on it. That series, naturally, covered much larger territory than Kazan's cinema version, and, consequently, all who watch the latter one can't help noticing lack of many interesting subplots, situations and characters. Compared with television version, 1954 script by Paul Osborn looks barren and simplistic, and the story sometimes have biblical elements that are too obvious. On the other hand, despite that, EAST OF EDEN still has strong dramatic potentials, and director Kazan uses that by assembling terrific cast which gave memorable performances.
The only one awarded by "Oscar" for this film was Raymond Massey as virtuous Adam, and his role is really engaging, since it requires whole set of different emotional states - from patriarchal stoicism, across despair towards final and inner serenity. But, the real star of this film is, naturally, James Dean. He was simply perfect to play this part, because troubled, neurotic Cal in many ways resembles misfit, rebellious 1950s youth in America - generation whose icon Dean later became. Dean used method acting to the full extent (with Kazan making deliberately him drunk during the shooting of one scene), and although, especially in the beginning, his mannerism could slide into overacting, in the end it rewards our patience with strong emotional impact. Jo Van Fleet, who played his mother, received a "Oscar" nomination, but her performance, although good, didn't deserve it, at least not compared with underrated role by Julie Harris. Harris, who would later be remembered most by her role in 1963 version of HAUNTING, was perfect for the role of Abra; she portrays her as plain looking yet attractive all-American girl, the only person that can find understanding for troubled Cal, since deep under her righteous surface she shares his frustrations.
Since he had such a good cast, Kazan probably thought that he shouldn't much bother with the visual details. EAST OF EDEN looks plain in all scenes that don't feature actors, and even some that do aren't best directed. Idea to symbolise conflict and the twisted states of mind through unusual camera angles was already used by other directors and here it gives impression of artificiality that was quite unnecessary for this film. On the other hand, Kazan in this film used opportunity to comment on some darker sides of American society. EAST OF EDEN is one of the rare films that deal with anti-German chauvinist hysteria that erupted in USA immediately after American entry into WW1. Although apocryphal in the context of this film, this subplot would be quite interesting for some who are still troubled with the way USA treated its Japanese citizens in the next world war, as well for those who are still undecided about Kazan's own role during McCarthy hearings.
But, I doubt that many would watch EAST OF EDEN with such heavy thoughts on their mind. James Dean is still the main reason why should we enjoy this very good example of 1950s cinema.
RATING: 7/10 (+++)
Review written on December 16th 1999
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Calgary Marathon
Calgary CAN
Web Site: www.calgarymarathon.com
Race Winners
(47 runnings)
2:54:24.4 3:15:55.1 2:52:23 3:02:39 3:08:54 08 Jul
2007
2:33:45
2:58:46
09 Jul
2006
2:34:57.7
3:12:18.7
10 Jul
2005
2:27:49
3:02:18
11 Jul
2004
2:34:14
3:04:36
06 Jul
2003
2:35:58
3:05:54
07 Jul
2002
2:46:25
3:04:17
08 Jul
2001
2:38:24
3:05:38
02 Jul
2000
2:35:08
3:00:55
04 Jul
1999
2:33:55
3:06:49
05 Jul
1998
2:27:04
2:50:12
06 Jul
1997
2:30:07
2:59:22
07 Jul
1996
2:31:55
2:53:24
09 Jul 1995
2:27:54
2:56:08
10 Jul
1994
2:26:19
3:11:24
11 Jul
1993
2:26:41
2:55:07
05 Jul
1992
2:27:38
2:53:03
07 Jul
1991
2:23:49
2:59:25
08 Jul
1990
2:28:28
2:45:59
09 Jul
1989
2:30:56
2:51:16
15 May
1988
2:25:37
2:55:31
24 May
1987
2:32:47
2:56:56
25 May
1986
2:33:05
3:00:33
26 May
1985
2:24:59
2:59:00
27 May
1984
2:28:15
2:54:45
29 May
1983
2:28:17
2:55:42
30 May
1982
2:29:13
2:56:52
31 May
1981
2:26:37.9
3:07:25.3
25 May
1980
2:31:29
3:15:34
27 May
1979
2:33:28
2:55:31
28 May
1978
2:37:45
3:21:15
01
May 1977
2:28:32
3:35:47
23 May
1976
2:30:00.2
4:02:21
01 Jun
1975
2:35:15
3:59:12
02 Jun
1974
2:35:04
24 Jun
1973
2:32:18
11 Jun
1972
2:31:29
11 Jul
1971
2:33:59
Notes: 1971 was the inaugural year. Race was known as the Western Canada Marathon for 1973-74; the Maclin Alberta
Marathon for 1979-83; the Sport Chek Calgary Marathon for 1984; the Calgary Miracle Marathon for 1990-97; the Stampede
Run-Off Calgary Marathon for 1998; the Calgary Herald Stampede Marathon for 1999 and 2002; the Burnco Calgary Marathon
for 2000-01. The 1976 and 1977 races were the Alberta Championships.
In 2014, Emily Chepkorir Perpetua (KEN) ran 2:46:21 but was disqualified for
drug use (nandrolone)
28 May
2017
2:22:33
Daniel Kipkoech (AB/KEN)
2:42:16
Gladys Chepkechei Tarus (KEN)
29 May
2016
2:21:55
Jonathan Kipchirchir Chesoo-2
3:02:14
Andrea Glover (AB/CAN)
31 May
2015
2:17:12
Jonathan Kipchirchir Chesoo (KEN)
2:48:24
Lyudmila Korchagina (ON/CAN)
01 Jun
2014
2:19:47
Kip Kangogo (KEN)
2:52:45
Maria Zambrano (ECU)
26 May
2013
2:28:53
Bernard Arasa Onsare-2
2:51:35
Nadyia Fry (BC/CAN)
27 May
2012
2:22:47.4
Bernard Arasa Onsare (KEN)
Tenaya Gallagher (AZ/USA)
29 May
2011
2:33:03.2
Jason Loutitt-3
Alisa MacDonald (AB/CAN)
31 May
2010
2:32:14
Graeme Wilson (BC/CAN)
Ellie Greenwood (SCO)
31 May
2009
2:30:15
Predrag Mladenovic (SER)
Melissa Kalyn (AB/CAN)
06 Jul
2008
2:32:39
David Corbett (AB/CAN)
Ann-Marie Gill (CAN)
Ken Myers-2
Amanda McLeod (AB/CAN)
Jason Loutitt-2
Jody Urbanoski (AB/CAN)
Jason Loutitt (AB/CAN)
Shauna Skinner (AB/CAN)
Ken Myers (AB/CAN)
Denise McHale (YK/CAN)
Dennis Colburn-4
Sylvia Corbett-2
Dennis Colburn-3
Sylvia Corbett (AB/CAN)
Dennis Colburn-2
Colleen Catley-2
Kelvin Broad-8
Maria Zambrano (CAN)
Ricardo Guerrero (AB/CAN)
Zita Mulligan (CAN)
Kelvin Broad-7
Esther Wolsey (CAN)
Kelvin Broad-6
Colleen Catley (CAN)
Kelvin Broad-5
Jennifer Clark-Bush-2
Kelvin Broad-4
Jennifer Clark-Bush (USA)
Kelvin Broad-3
Sharisse Kyle-2
Kelvin Broad-2
Karen Haggard (CAN)
Dennis Colburn (AB/CAN)
Frances Bagley (CAN)
Kelvin Broad (NZL)
Donna Grisak (CAN)
Ashley Dustow (CAN) (nc)
Claire Kroshus (CAN) (nc)
Stefan Fekner (CAN)
Lisa MacBeth (CAN)
John Bolger-2
Sharisse Kyle (CAN)
John Tolton (CAN)
Colleen Stevens-2
Rob Reid-4
Colleen Stevens (CAN)
Roy Davis (NZL)
Lorna Hawley-5
John Bolger (IRL)
Lorna Hawley-4
Doug Godfrey (CAN)
Lorna Hawley-3
Rob Reid-3
Lorna Hawley-2
Rob Reid-2
Lorna Hawley (CAN)
Rob Reid (BC/CAN)
Joan Groothuysen (CAN)
David Strand (CAN)
Linda Edmonds (CAN)
Craig Storey (AB/CAN)
Mary Pat Petley (AB/CAN)
Peter Moore-2
Debbie Lane (CAN)
Peter Moore (AB/CAN)
Janee Gelineau (CAN)
Brian Spielman (CAN)
Carmen Robinson (CAN)
Bill Herriott (AB/CAN)
Wolf Schamberger (BC/CAN)
Bob Hamilton (CAN)
Michael Graham (CAN)
(nc) => national championship
Most Wins (1971-date)
Men
8
Kelvin Broad (CAN)
1991,1993-98,2000
Women
5
Lorna Hawley (CAN)
1981-85
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $5,565 $6,675 $12,240 2016 4,610 3,260 7,870 2015 7,225 6,820 14,045 2014 14,750 11,295 26,045 2013 3,880 4,850 8,730 2012 3,655 2,925 6,580 2011 3,890 3,635 7,525 2010 2,460 3,910 6,370 2009 2,655 2,335 4,990 2008 2,745 1,225 3,970 2007 1,610 1,420 3,030 2006 1,350 900 2,250 2005 1,225 1,840 3,065 2004 1,520 760 2,280 2003 560 560 1,120 2002 460<PHONE_NUMBER> 825 495 1,320 2000 460<PHONE_NUMBER> 445<PHONE_NUMBER> 330<PHONE_NUMBER> 550<PHONE_NUMBER> 555 685 1,240 1995 715 525 1,240 .... 1992 420 n/a 420 Sums $62,460 $56,110 $118,570
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
<2:18
1
<2:19
1
<2:20
3
Women <2:44 2 <2:46 3 <2:48 3 <2:50 4
Alberta Marathon
Race Winners
(6 runnings)
15 Apr
1974
---
Apr
1973
2:32:48
23 Apr
1972
2:33:04
25 Apr
1971
2:38:11
26 Apr
1970
2:34:28
13 Apr
1969
2:38:07
Note: 1969 was the inaugural year. The 1971 race was held in Edmonton.
n/a
Wolf Schamberger (BC/CAN)
Maurice Aarbo-2
James Haddow-2
Maurice Aarbo (AB/CAN)
James Haddow (CAN)
Last Updated on 29 May 2017
Contributors: Angie Driscoll, Maurice Wilson (6), Roger Wylie


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| #set_inverse_instance_from_queries, | |
| #association_scope | The scope for this association. |
| #build_record, #enqueue_destroy_association, | |
| #ensure_klass_exists! | Reader and writer methods call this so that consistent errors are presented when the association target class does not exist. |
| #foreign_key_for? | Returns true if record contains the foreign_key. |
| #inversable?, #inverse_association_for, | |
| #inverse_reflection_for | Can be redefined by subclasses, notably polymorphic belongs_to The record parameter is necessary to support polymorphic inverses as we must check for the association in the specific class of the record. |
| #invertible_for? | Returns true if inverse association on the given record needs to be set. |
| #matches_foreign_key?, | |
| #raise_on_type_mismatch! | Raises |
| #scope_for_create, | |
| #skip_statement_cache? | Returns true if statement cache should be skipped on the association reader. |
| #stale_state | This should be implemented to return the values of the relevant key(s) on the owner, so that when stale_state is different from the value stored on the last find_target, the target is stale. |
| #target_scope | Can be overridden (i.e. in |
This class inherits a constructor from ActiveRecord::Associations::Association
Boolean
(readonly, private)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 113
def find_target? !loaded? && foreign_key_present? && klass end
Boolean
(readonly, private)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 133
def foreign_key_present? owner._read_attribute(reflection.foreign_key) end
Boolean
(readonly, private)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 117
def require_counter_update? reflection.counter_cache_column && owner.persisted? end
Boolean
(readonly)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 79
def saved_change_to_target? owner.saved_change_to_attribute?(reflection.foreign_key) end
Boolean
(readonly)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 71
def target_changed? owner.attribute_changed?(reflection.foreign_key) || (!foreign_key_present? && target&.new_record?) end
Boolean
(readonly)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 75
def target_previously_changed? owner.attribute_previously_changed?(reflection.foreign_key) end
Boolean
(readonly)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 44
def updated? @updated end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 48
def decrement_counters update_counters(-1) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 56
def decrement_counters_before_last_save if reflection.polymorphic? model_type_was = owner.attribute_before_last_save(reflection.foreign_type) model_was = owner.class.polymorphic_class_for(model_type_was) if model_type_was else model_was = klass end foreign_key_was = owner.attribute_before_last_save(reflection.foreign_key) if foreign_key_was && model_was < ActiveRecord::Base update_counters_via_scope(model_was, foreign_key_was, -1) end end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 35
def default(&block) writer(owner.instance_exec(&block)) if reader.nil? end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 7
def handle_dependency return unless load_target case [:dependent] when :destroy raise ActiveRecord::Rollback unless target.destroy when :destroy_async id = owner.public_send(reflection.foreign_key.to_sym) primary_key_column = reflection.active_record_primary_key.to_sym enqueue_destroy_association( owner_model_name: owner.class.to_s, owner_id: owner.id, association_class: reflection.klass.to_s, association_ids: [id], association_primary_key_column: primary_key_column, ensuring_owner_was_method: .fetch(:ensuring_owner_was, nil) ) else target.public_send( [:dependent]) end end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 52
def increment_counters update_counters(1) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 30
def inversed_from(record) replace_keys(record) super end
Boolean
(private)
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 137
def invertible_for?(record) inverse = inverse_reflection_for(record) inverse && (inverse.has_one? || inverse.klass.has_many_inversing) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 129
def primary_key(klass) reflection.association_primary_key(klass) end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 84
def replace(record) if record raise_on_type_mismatch!(record) set_inverse_instance(record) @updated = true elsif target remove_inverse_instance(target) end replace_keys(record, force: true) self.target = record end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 121
def replace_keys(record, force: false) target_key = record ? record._read_attribute(primary_key(record.class)) : nil if force || owner._read_attribute(reflection.foreign_key) != target_key owner[reflection.foreign_key] = target_key end end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 39
def reset super @updated = false end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 142
def stale_state result = owner._read_attribute(reflection.foreign_key) { |n| owner.send(:missing_attribute, n, caller) } result && result.to_s end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 98
def update_counters(by) if require_counter_update? && foreign_key_present? if target && !stale_target? target.increment!(reflection.counter_cache_column, by, touch: reflection. [:touch]) else update_counters_via_scope(klass, owner._read_attribute(reflection.foreign_key), by) end end end
# File 'activerecord/lib/active_record/associations/belongs_to_association.rb', line 108
def update_counters_via_scope(klass, foreign_key, by) scope = klass.unscoped.where!(primary_key(klass) => foreign_key) scope.update_counters(reflection.counter_cache_column => by, touch: reflection. [:touch]) end


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Select a drug from the list below or enter a drug name into the search above to view current related information. Only the top 100 drug names are shown here.
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| struct | usb_msc_cbw |
| A Command Block Wrapper (CBW). More... | |
| struct | usb_msc_csw |
| A Command Status Wrapper (CSW). More... | |
Defines | |
| #define | USB_CBW_SIGNATURE 0x43425355 |
| dCBWSignature value | |
| #define | USB_CBW_DIRECTION_IN (1 << 7) |
| Data from device to host. | |
| #define | USB_CBW_LUN_MASK 0x0f |
| Valid bits in bCBWLUN. | |
| #define | USB_CBW_LEN_MASK 0x1f |
| Valid bits in bCBWCBLength. | |
| #define | USB_CSW_SIGNATURE 0x53425355 |
| dCSWSignature value | |
| #define | USB_CSW_STATUS_PASS 0x00 |
| Command Passed. | |
| #define | USB_CSW_STATUS_FAIL 0x01 |
| Command Failed. | |
| #define | USB_CSW_STATUS_PE 0x02 |
| Phase Error. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | usb_msc_interface_subclass { USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_RBC = 0x01, USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_ATAPI = 0x02, USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_QIC_157 = 0x03, USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_UFI = 0x04, USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_SFF_8070I = 0x05, USB_MSC_SUBCLASS_TRANSPARENT = 0x06 } |
Possible bInterfaceSubClass values for a mass-storage interface. More... | |
| enum | usb_msc_interface_protocol { USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_CBI = 0x00, USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_CBI_ALT = 0x01, USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_BULK = 0x50 } |
Possible bInterfaceProtocol values for a mass-storage interface. More... | |
| enum | usb_msc_reqid { USB_MSC_REQ_BULK_RESET = 0xff, USB_MSC_REQ_GET_MAX_LUN = 0xfe } |
Mass Storage Bulk-only class specific requests. More... |
This module contains definitions and data structures taken from the USB Mass Storage Class Specification Overview 1.2 and the USB Mass Storage Class Bulk-Only Transport 1.0 specifications.
| #define USB_CBW_DIRECTION_IN (1 << 7) |
Data from device to host.
Definition at line 109 of file msc_protocol.h.
Referenced by msc_do_read().
| #define USB_CBW_LEN_MASK 0x1f |
Valid bits in bCBWCBLength.
Definition at line 111 of file msc_protocol.h.
| #define USB_CBW_LUN_MASK 0x0f |
Valid bits in bCBWLUN.
Definition at line 110 of file msc_protocol.h.
| #define USB_CBW_SIGNATURE 0x43425355 |
dCBWSignature value
Definition at line 108 of file msc_protocol.h.
| #define USB_CSW_SIGNATURE 0x53425355 |
dCSWSignature value
Definition at line 123 of file msc_protocol.h.
| #define USB_CSW_STATUS_FAIL 0x01 |
| #define USB_CSW_STATUS_PASS 0x00 |
| #define USB_CSW_STATUS_PE 0x02 |
Phase Error.
Definition at line 126 of file msc_protocol.h.
Possible bInterfaceProtocol values for a mass-storage interface.
| USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_CBI |
Command/Bulk/Interrupt. |
| USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_CBI_ALT |
W/o command completion. |
| USB_MSC_PROTOCOL_BULK |
Bulk-only. |
Definition at line 79 of file msc_protocol.h.
Possible bInterfaceSubClass values for a mass-storage interface.
Definition at line 64 of file msc_protocol.h.
| enum usb_msc_reqid |
Mass Storage Bulk-only class specific requests.
Definition at line 88 of file msc_protocol.h.


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TRANSMISSION-GTK(1) BSD General Commands Manual TRANSMISSION-GTK(1) NAME transmission-gtk — a bittorrent client SYNOPSIS transmission-gtk -? transmission-gtk [-pqm] [torrent-file ...] DESCRIPTION transmission-gtk is a fast and easy BitTorrent client. BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file transfer protocol which uses a metainfo file (usually with the .torrent file extension) and a central tracker to distribute file data amongst a group of peers. For more information on the BitTorrent protocol see http://www.bittorrent.org/ OPTIONS -? --help Show help options -p --paused Start with all torrents paused -m --minimized Start minimized in notification area -g, --config-dir directory Where to look for configuration files. This can be used to swap between using the cli, daemon, gtk, and qt clients. See http://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/ConfigFiles for more informa‐ tion. Multiple .torrent files may be added at startup by appending them on the command line. If transmission-gtk is already running, the torrents will be added to the running instance. ENVIRONMENT TRANSMISSION_HOME Sets the default config-dir. http_proxy libcurl uses this environment variable when performing tracker announces. If set, this overrides the GNOME proxy preferences. FILES ~/.config/transmission The config-dir used when neither [TRANSMISSION_HOME] nor [-g] is specified. AUTHORS transmission-gtk was written by Jordan Lee, Josh Elsasser, Eric Petit, and Mitchell Livingston. SEE ALSO transmission-create(1), transmission-daemon(1), transmission-edit(1), transmission-gtk(1), transmission-qt(1), transmission-remote(1), transmission-show(1) http://www.transmissionbt.com/ BSD May 20, 2008 BSD


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which produces a boolean array containing the results of applying the given predicate to the input elements, in encounter order. - toBooleanArray(LongPredicate) - Static method in interface LongCollector
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Returns a
LongCollector
which produces a boolean array containing the results of applying the given predicate to the input elements, in encounter order. - toBooleanArray(Predicate<T>) - Static method in class MoreCollectors
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Returns a
Collector
which produces a boolean array containing the results of applying the given predicate to the input elements, in encounter order. - toByteArray() - Static method in interface IntCollector
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Returns an
IntCollector
that produces thebyte[]
array of the input elements converting them via(byte)
casting. - toByteArray() - Method in class IntStreamEx
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Returns a
byte[]
array containing the elements of this stream which are converted to bytes using(byte)
cast operation. - toCharArray() - Static method in interface IntCollector
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Returns an
IntCollector
that produces thechar[]
array of the input elements converting them via(char)
casting. - toCharArray() - Method in class IntStreamEx
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Returns a
char[]
array containing the elements of this stream which are converted to chars using(char)
cast operation. - toCollection(Supplier<C>) - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Returns a
Collection
containing the elements of this stream. - toCollectionAndThen(Supplier<C>, Function<? super C, R>) - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Creates a custom
Collection
containing the elements of this stream, then performs finishing transformation and returns its result. - toCustomMap(BinaryOperator<V>, Supplier<M>) - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
Map
containing the elements of this stream. - toCustomMap(Supplier<M>) - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
Map
containing the elements of this stream. - toEnumSet(Class<T>) - Static method in class MoreCollectors
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Returns a
Collector
that accumulates the input enum values into a newEnumSet
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Returns a collection created by provided supplier function which contains all the elements of the collections generated by provided mapper from each element of this stream.
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Returns a
List
which contains all the elements of the collections generated by provided mapper from each element of this stream. - toFloatArray() - Static method in interface DoubleCollector
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Returns a
DoubleCollector
that produces thefloat[]
array of the input elements converting them via(float)
casting. - toFloatArray() - Method in class DoubleStreamEx
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Returns a
float[]
array containing the elements of this stream which are converted to floats using(float)
cast operation. - toImmutableList() - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Returns an immutable
List
containing the elements of this stream. - toImmutableMap() - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns an immutable
Map
containing the elements of this stream. - toImmutableSet() - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Returns an immutable
Set
containing the elements of this stream. - toList() - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Returns a
List
containing the elements of this stream. - toListAndThen(Function<? super List<T>, R>) - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Creates a
List
containing the elements of this stream, then performs finishing transformation and returns its result. - toMap() - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
Map
containing the elements of this stream. - toMap(BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
Map
containing the elements of this stream. - toMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
Map
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>, BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
Map
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toMap(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
Map
whose keys are elements from this stream and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toMapAndThen(Function<? super Map<K, V>, R>) - Method in class EntryStream
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containing the elements of this stream, then performs finishing transformation and returns its result. - toNavigableMap() - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
NavigableMap
containing the elements of this stream. - toNavigableMap(BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
NavigableMap
containing the elements of this stream. - toNavigableMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
NavigableMap
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toNavigableMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>, BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
NavigableMap
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toNavigableMap(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
NavigableMap
whose keys are elements from this stream and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toSet() - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Returns a
Set
containing the elements of this stream. - toSetAndThen(Function<? super Set<T>, R>) - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
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Creates a
Set
containing the elements of this stream, then performs finishing transformation and returns its result. - toShortArray() - Static method in interface IntCollector
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Returns an
IntCollector
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array of the input elements converting them via(short)
casting. - toShortArray() - Method in class IntStreamEx
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Returns a
short[]
array containing the elements of this stream which are converted to shorts using(short)
cast operation. - toSortedMap() - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
SortedMap
containing the elements of this stream. - toSortedMap(BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class EntryStream
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Returns a
SortedMap
containing the elements of this stream. - toSortedMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
SortedMap
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toSortedMap(Function<? super T, ? extends K>, Function<? super T, ? extends V>, BinaryOperator<V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
SortedMap
whose keys and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements. - toSortedMap(Function<? super T, ? extends V>) - Method in class StreamEx
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Returns a
SortedMap
whose keys are elements from this stream and values are the result of applying the provided mapping functions to the input elements.
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- unordered() - Method in class AbstractStreamEx
- unordered() - Method in class DoubleStreamEx
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Returns a stream consisting of the values of this stream elements.
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- with(CharSequence) - Static method in class Joining
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Collector
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EntryStream
consisting of theMap.Entry
objects which keys are all the same and equal to the first element of this stream and values are the rest elements of this stream. - withFirst(BiFunction<? super T, ? super T, ? extends R>) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the results of applying the given function to the the first element and every other element of this stream.
- without(int) - Method in class IntStreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to the given value.
- without(int...) - Method in class IntStreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to any of the supplied values.
- without(long) - Method in class LongStreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to the given value.
- without(long...) - Method in class LongStreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to any of the supplied values.
- without(T) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to the given value.
- without(T...) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Returns a stream consisting of the elements of this stream that don't equal to any of the supplied values.
- wrap(CharSequence, CharSequence) - Method in class Joining
-
Returns a
Collector
which behaves like this collector, but additionally wraps the result with the specified prefix and suffix.
Z
- zip(double[], double[], DoubleBinaryOperator) - Static method in class DoubleStreamEx
-
Returns a sequential
DoubleStreamEx
containing the results of applying the given function to the corresponding pairs of values in given two arrays. - zip(int[], int[], IntBinaryOperator) - Static method in class IntStreamEx
-
Returns a sequential
IntStreamEx
containing the results of applying the given function to the corresponding pairs of values in given two arrays. - zip(long[], long[], LongBinaryOperator) - Static method in class LongStreamEx
-
Returns a sequential
LongStreamEx
containing the results of applying the given function to the corresponding pairs of values in given two arrays. - zip(List<K>, List<V>) - Static method in class EntryStream
-
Returns a sequential
EntryStream
containingEntry
objects composed from corresponding key and value in given two lists. - zip(List<U>, List<V>, BiFunction<? super U, ? super V, ? extends T>) - Static method in class StreamEx
-
Returns a sequential
StreamEx
containing the results of applying the given function to the corresponding pairs of values in given two lists. - zip(K[], V[]) - Static method in class EntryStream
-
Returns a sequential
EntryStream
containingEntry
objects composed from corresponding key and value in given two arrays. - zip(U[], V[], BiFunction<? super U, ? super V, ? extends T>) - Static method in class StreamEx
-
Returns a sequential
StreamEx
containing the results of applying the given function to the corresponding pairs of values in given two arrays. - zipWith(BaseStream<V, ?>) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Creates a new
EntryStream
which keys are elements of this stream and values are the corresponding elements of the supplied other stream. - zipWith(BaseStream<V, ?>, BiFunction<? super T, ? super V, ? extends R>) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Creates a new
StreamEx
which is the result of applying of the mapperBiFunction
to the corresponding elements of this stream and the supplied other stream. - zipWith(Stream<V>) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Creates a new
EntryStream
which keys are elements of this stream and values are the corresponding elements of the supplied other stream. - zipWith(Stream<V>, BiFunction<? super T, ? super V, ? extends R>) - Method in class StreamEx
-
Creates a new
StreamEx
which is the result of applying of the mapperBiFunction
to the corresponding elements of this stream and the supplied other stream.
All Classes All Packages


Chapter 4 Connect to GitHub
Objective: make sure that you can pull from and push to GitHub from your computer.
4.1 Make a repo on GitHub
Go to https://github.com and make sure you are logged in.
Click green “New repository” button. Or, if you are on your own profile page, click on “Repositories”, then click the green “New” button.
Repository name: myrepo
(or whatever you wish, we will delete this)
Public
YES Initialize this repository with a README
Click big green button “Create repository.”
Copy the HTTPS clone URL to your clipboard via the green “Clone or Download” button.
4.2 Clone the repo to your local computer
For the following steps use the RStudio in built terminal.
Take charge of – or at least notice! – what directory you’re in. pwd
to display working directory. cd
to move around. Personally, I would do this sort of thing in ~/tmp
.
Clone myrepo
from GitHub to your computer. This URL should have your GitHub username and the name of your practice repo. If your terminal cooperates, you should be able to paste the whole https://....
bit that we copied above. But some shells are not (immediately) clipboard aware. In that sad case, you must type it. Accurately.
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/YOUR-REPOSITORY.git
This should look something like this:
tania@Mictlan tmp $ git clone https://github.com/trallard/myrepo.git
Cloning into 'myrepo'...
remote: Counting objects: 3, done.
remote: Total 3 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 0
Unpacking objects: 100% (3/3), done.
Checking connectivity... done.
Make this new repo your working directory, list its files, display the README, and get some information on its connection to GitHub:
cd myrepo
ls
head README.md
git remote show origin
This should look something like this:
tania@Mictlan~ $ cd myrepo
tania@Mictlan myrepo $ ls
README.md
tania@Mictlan myrepo $ head README.md
# myrepo
tutorial development
tania@Mictlan myrepo $ git remote show origin
* remote origin
Fetch URL: https://github.com/trallard/myrepo.git
Push URL: https://github.com/trallard/myrepo.git
HEAD branch: master
Remote branch:
master tracked
Local branch configured for 'git pull':
master merges with remote master
Local ref configured for 'git push':
master pushes to master (up to date)
4.3 Make a local change, commit, and push
Add a line to README and verify that Git notices the change:
echo "A line I wrote on my local computer" >> README.md
git status
This should look something like this:
tania@Mictlan myrepo $ echo "A line I wrote on my local computer" >> README.md
tania@Mictlan myrepo $ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'.
Changes not staged for commit:
(use "git add <file>..." to update what will be committed)
(use "git checkout -- <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: README.md
no changes added to commit (use "git add" and/or "git commit -a")
Commit this change and push to your remote repo on GitHub. If you’re a new GitHub user, you will be challenged for your GitHub username and password. Provide them!
git add -A
git commit -m "A commit from my local computer"
git push
The -m
flag is an important message that must be included with every commit!  It is good practice to write meaningful commit messages so in the future, potential collaborators (and your future self) will understand the progression of a project.

Delta compression using up to 8 threads.
Compressing objects: 100% (2/2), done.
Writing objects: 100% (3/3), 311 bytes | 0 bytes/s, done.
Total 3 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0)
To https://github.com/trallard/myrepo.git
b4112c5..de669ba master -> master
4.4 Confirm the local change propagated to the GitHub remote
Go back to the browser. I assume we’re still viewing your new GitHub repo.
Refresh.
You should see the new “A line I wrote on my local computer” in the README.

If you have made it this far, you are ready to graduate to using Git and GitHub with RStudio (chapter 7). But first …
4.5 Am I really going to type GitHub username and password on each push?
It is likely that your first push, above, leads to a challenge for your GitHub username and password.
This will drive you crazy in the long-run and make you reluctant to push. Do one of the following to eliminate this annoyance:
Now is the perfect time to do this, since you have a functioning test repo.
4.6 Clean up
- Local: When you’re ready to clean up, you can delete the local repo any way you like. It’s just a regular directory on your computer.
Here’s how to do that in the shell, if current working directory is myrepo
:
cd ..
rm -rf myrepo/
- GitHub: In the browser, go to your repo’s landing page on GitHub. Click on “Settings”.
Scroll down, click on “delete repository,” and do as it asks.