Creates an error instance and assigns its values.
human-readable error or locator of the component that cannot be created.
Defines what category of exceptions this exception belongs to.
Additional information about the cause of the exception.
Every error needs a unique code by which it can be identified. Using this code, we can select which localized error messages to use and what to display in the UI.
Unique business transaction id to trace calls across components. Important field for microservices, as it allows us to tie an exception to a specific business transaction.
This field is used to add additional information to localized error message strings.
For example, if we received an ObjectNotFoundException (general error) when searching for an object via its id, the id by which the object was not found can be added as a detail. This allows us to add additional details to localized error messages. Resulting error message format: “(Localized error's text) - id: (id)”
This field stores the message or description that was contained in the original error. Errors' messages are always in English. However, using this class's 'code' and 'details' fields, we can create localized versions of the error's message and use them instead in the UI.
Stack trace of the exception.
Used when sending over the REST interface, so that we know what HTTP status code to raise.
Returns additional information about the cause of the exception.
Returns the stack trace of the exception.
Sets additional information about the cause of the exception.
Sets the stack trace of the exception.
Sets the cause of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException. The 'cause' field contains additional information about the cause of the exception.
Sets the code of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException. Every error needs a unique code by which it can be identified. Using this code, we can select which localized error messages to use and what to display in the UI.
Sets the correlation ID of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException. The correlation ID ties an exception to a specific business transaction.
Sets the details of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException. Details are used to add additional information to localized error message strings.
Sets the stack trace of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException.
Sets the status of the exception and returns the resulting ApplicationException. The 'status' field is used when sending exceptions over the REST interface, so that we know what HTTP status code to raise.
Wrapping allows us to transform general exceptions into ApplicationExceptions.
This method does the following:
The third point of this list is used in the following way: when an unknown exception is raised, the exception's type can be determined, a category of ApplicationExceptions that is closest to the exception's type can be chosen from the ones available, after which the unknown exception can be wrapped around the chosen type of ApplicationException. This is done for unifying exceptions, as it is challenging to process a wide variety of unknown exceptions. Wrapping unknown exceptions around existing ones allows us to categorize them and be "in the ballpark".
the exception that is to be wrapped around this ApplicationException object.
the 'cause' parameter as an ApplicationException (if it is one) or this ApplicationException object with 'this.cause' set to the 'cause' parameter's 'message' field.
Used to unwrap Seneca exceptions and restify exceptions.
error that may contain Seneca or restify exceptions.
For Seneca exceptions: error.orig. For restify exceptions: error.body.
Static method that is identical to the non-static method wrap. Wraps 'cause' around the ApplicationException passed as 'error', instead of itself (this).
ApplicationException that has been chosen for wrapping.
the exception that is to be wrapped around the 'error' parameter.
the 'cause' parameter as an ApplicationException (if it is one) or the parameter 'error' with its 'cause' field set to the 'cause' parameter's 'message' field.
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About me
I am 21 years old, and I live in midtown here in the beautiful city of Memphis. I am an aspiring developer as well as an R&B artist.
I am receiving my education at CodeCrew and I am absolutely loving the course. I have only been a programer for 3 weeks, but I know so much already.
I know ultimately I want to use my coding knowledge for game development as well as using my music background to do scoring for those games.
If you would like to hear some of my music you can go to my YouTube chanel which I have linked on the side.
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jl777c
30-Sep-18 10:22 AM
but we are now at the point where new coins (not security) can create a differentiated value add via the CC
and all the rest of the infrastructure, including a blockchain!, is already done
a full blockchain codebase is hundreds of thousands of lines of code
a custom CC is typically 1000 lines or so
that is a 99% reduction of codebase and sometimes there isnt any coding needed to create a unique value
anyway, for all of the "only marketing matters" people, please look at XVG
there are now many new projects that appear to be corporate backed or actual corporations, these have the advantage of focus and capital, but being corporate in nature has the problems of being proprietary. even if they are open source, it is not likely they have an open community
in the last year, we have seen how the open community in KMD has blossomed and now we have new devs doing things across the entire ecosystem
I cant even keep up with all the different things at this point
3
so I concentrate on the core and keep tinkering with the new breakthroughs
and I trust the community to fully productize and market and sell the finished products


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"Database" containing communications bytes and conversions.
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"Database" containing communications bytes and conversions.
◆ ToSGByte()
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Convert a value between 0..100 to a Sense Glove char/byte
◆ cmdClose
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Byte indicating the end of a command.
◆ cmdOpen
| const char SGCore::Util::Communications::cmdOpen = '{' |
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Byte indicating the start of a new command.
◆ colDelimiter
| const char SGCore::Util::Communications::colDelimiter = ';' |
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';' - Used to separate individual values
◆ listDelimiter
| const char SGCore::Util::Communications::listDelimiter = '@' |
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◆ rowDelimiter
| const char SGCore::Util::Communications::rowDelimiter = '|' |
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'|' - Used to group a set of values, for example per finger.
◆ sectionDelimiter
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◆ senseClose
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Byte indicating the end of a sensor data package.
summary> Denotes a block section of a DeviceList section.
◆ senseOpen
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Byte indicating the start of a new sensor data package.
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- C:/Gitlab-Runner/builds/yDcLA2Qt/0/senseglove/senseglove-backend/sgcorecpp/src/SGCoreCpp/Communications.cpp


A very well thought out poem
sitting at my desk
writing a poem for class
nothing comes to mind
I enjoy video games and movies, which has helped me get ideas throughout my college days. My favorite franchise would have to be the Legend of Zelda franchise with Breath of the Wild as my number one fav. I've also had some fun times playing the Lego games with my little brother and horror games with friends. Along with playing video games, I do enjoy creating them as well.
Another interest I have is ceramics. I've only taken ceramics a couple of times in my life, but both classes I have really enjoyed. It's a hobby that I would love to get into, but one that would be expensive and hard to actually start. Maybe one day I'll get to have my own ceramics studio.
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ICMSA wants decision reviewed
by Tipperary Star reporterThe decision by Glanbia Ireland to hold its milk at the October level of 28cpl has been described as “inexplicable” by ICMSA national dairy chair Gerald Quain.
Calling on Glanbia to immediately review its decision, Mr Quain said the decision completely ignored recent strong climbs in the Ornua PPI.
He pointed out that the Ornua Index now translated back to 31.5cpl with the Glanbia price now at 29cpl, which includes a 1cpl support, was a full 2.5cpl beneath that.
“Glanbia suppliers have been in contact with ICMSA to express their anger at the decision and I have to say that I think they’re fully entitled to feel that anger,” he said.
The dairy chair said that the price now left a 400,000 litre Glanbia supplier about €850 short on his or her October milk cheque, he said.
He said that all market indicators and data point to a milk price of at least 31cpl and ICMSA was calling on the board of Glanbia Ireland to review its decision and immediately raise the October milk price to that level.
Glanbia’s new Fixed Milk Price Scheme has a base price of 31 cent per litre (cpl) (including VAT) at reference milk constituents of 3.6% and 3.3% protein.
The one-year voluntary scheme will run from January to December 2020.
The key elements are: a base price of 31cpl (including VAT) at 3.6% butterfat and 3.3% protein; any support payment made by Glanbia Co-operative Society to members would be paid on top of the fixed milk price; qualifying applicants for the one-year scheme will be required to be customers (existing or future) of GI Agri; as a customer of GI Agri, applicants will be required to commit to a minimum spend of 5cpl on farm inputs during 2020.


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First friendly out of the way - a 2-1 win against tenants Causeway United with a team of young triallists, the goals being scored by Alfie Carter an ex-Walsall striker due to train up at Rochdale this week.
The week's other main story is the bizarre news of a Halesowen player starring in the Champions League. Tim Clarke has been loaned out to Barry Town for their European campaign, and played a major part in their 2-0 first leg win. If they get through, I believe they play Porto in the next round.
Next game is on Saturday with a friendly against Stourbridge Town that I'm sure they'll make a lot more of than we will.
Halesowen Town: Garvey; Colwell, Gavillet, R. Gallagher, Shaw, Bradley, Asher-Powell, Martin, Thomas, Parnell, Carter Subs: Beckford, Slater, Weston
Causeway United: Vaughan; N. Skidmore, Jones, Hall, Saunders, R. Shilvock, Baker, Young, Dixon, Richards, Kirkham Subs: Parker, Eveson, Siddaway, M. Gallagher, M. Shilvock, Woods
Referee: B. Priest (Hayley Green)
Halesowen manager Brendan Phillips used the first outing of the season to run the rule over a number of on-trial youngsters. And it was ex-Walsall striker Alfie Carter who impressed most, notching two goals in a narrow victory over ground-share outfit Causeway United of the Banks's Premier.
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Causeway produced a sweeping attack on the half-hour when Ian Kirkham broke down the left but Simon Dixon side-footed his cross just wide. Matt Richards then headed Anthony Baker's cross into the arms of Halesowen goalkeeper Mark Garvey's just on half-time.
Causeway's line-up had a familiar feel from last season, although substitute strike pair Paul Parker and Adan Eveson, both signed from Lye Town, caught the eye in the second period. Eveson equalised in the 67th minute with clever chip over goalkeeper Garvey. But the Yeltz youngsters restored their lead three minutes later when Thomas put Carter clear on goal to finish superbly to cries of "Get Carter!" from the terraces. A late lob from Parker fell just wide and Carter almost completed a hat-trick in the last minute but he hit straight at substitute goalkeeper Siddaway from close range.


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Estrogen binding sites in peripheral blood monocytes and effects of danazol on their sites in vitro.
Abstract
1. This study was designed to investigate the presence of estrogen type I (high affinity, low capacity) and type II (low affinity, high capacity) binding sites in human peripheral blood monocytes and the effects of danazol on these sites. 2. These two types of estrogen binding sites existed in human peripheral blood monocytes. 3. Danazol bound to these sites in high concentration (10 (-6) M, clinical serum concentration during danazol therapy) and decreased the number of both sites. 4. It is suggested that danazol has an anti-estrogenic action to the monocytes through the competition and suppression of estrogen binding sites as seen in the estrogen target organ.


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Food isn’t the only element that creates a better eating experience for customers. Local restaurants can create different atmospheres through themed decor.
Hilarie Burhans, co-owner of Salaam, said her restaurant serves cuisine from around the world and doesn’t cook cuisines from the Americas. Instead, Salaam serves dishes from countries like Pakistan, Greece and Turkey.
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Restaurant Salaam, located on W. Washington Street in Athens, Ohio, offers Mediterranean, Middle Eastern and North African cuisine, with the aesthetics to match.
“You don’t have as many options as you would in a large city,” she said. “We have tried to let people experience a variety of ethnic cuisines.”
Before Salaam, Burhans and her family operated a hookah bar that served Middle Eastern food. They agreed that making global cuisine was the best part of running the first business, so they moved to a better address to start a restaurant.
Salaam’s location at 21 W. Washington St. is unusual for Athens because it’s wide, but they put in some walls and decorated nearly every inch of the interior with pieces from ethnic cultures.
“I wanted a really eclectic group of decor items,” she said. “I’m very fond of fabrics (and) tiles. It’s a large enough space that I think everything sits nicely with each other.”
When Burhans and her husband traveled to India, she even brought back vases and wired them into lamps for the tables. Mismatched Indian table cloths boasting vivid greens and blues were a necessity because she didn’t want Salaam to be a “white tablecloth kind of establishment.”
“My whole decor mission was to make people feel, when they walked into the restaurant, as if they were entering another world,” she said. “Let them get out of Athens just for long enough to have a meal.”
Jay Shapiro, co-owner of Union Street Diner, 70 W. Union St., said the restaurant has several pictures of Ohio University and its sports games. The collegiate vibe and 24/7 operating hours make the diner a prime option for anyone, especially a younger crowd, wanting traditional American food.
“People like that, they can come here anytime,” he said. “College students probably tend to come in later in the night.”
Tyler Sampson, owner and chef at 9 Tables, said there aren’t many decent places in Athens to order a multicourse meal in a fine dining atmosphere.
“I started it out as somewhere you could sit down and have a seven-course meal because you really can’t get that anywhere else around here,” he said.
Sampson took the idea of fine dining and brought it to Athens. 9 Tables is only open Thursday to Saturday from 5 p.m. to midnight. The restaurant offers a five-course meal and a seven-course meal.
He wanted 9 Tables to emulate a jazzy vibe with records and antique instruments hanging on the walls.
“I like to think of our restaurant as a more relaxed setting than a suit-and-tie sort of fine dining restaurant, and I think jazz really captures that,” Sampson said. “It’s an art form that’s a little more relaxed but still classical at the same time.”
In Salaam, some wall spaces are covered by several hand-stitched ralli quilts, a type of traditional quilt from Pakistan, and suzani needlework, a type of embroidered fabric from Tajikistan.
Burhans enjoys finding new additions for her restaurants in odd places, like thrift stores, and even tinkering with them to suit a purpose. A few of her ceiling lamps came from Big Lots, and they were originally candle holders. She added light bulbs and curtain tassels so they could fit the interior.
Burhans said Salaam doesn’t have the same clientele as many chain restaurants around Athens. Besides visiting the restaurant for personal celebrations and OU events, students and faculty will also bring people from out of town.
“We love that we are on the short list of places that people like to bring someone to show off Athens,” she said.
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TLS (RFC 5246) allows either the client or the server to initiate renegotiation -- a new handshake that establishes new cryptographic parameters. Unfortunately, although the new handshake is carried out using the cryptographic parameters established by the original handshake, there is no cryptographic binding between the two. This creates the opportunity for an attack in which the attacker who can intercept a client's transport layer connection can inject traffic of his own as a prefix to the client's interaction with the server. One form of this attack proceeds as shown below:
To start the attack, the attacker forms a TLS connection to the
server (perhaps in response to an initial intercepted connection from
the client). He then sends any traffic of his choice to the server.
This may involve multiple requests and responses at the application
layer, or may simply be a partial application layer request intended
to prefix the client's data. This traffic is shown with ==
to
indicate it is encrypted. He then allows the client's TLS handshake
to proceed with the server. The handshake is in the clear to the
attacker but encrypted over the attacker's TLS connection to the
server. Once the handshake has completed, the client communicates
with the server over the newly established security parameters with
the server. The attacker cannot read this traffic, but the server
believes that the initial traffic to and from the attacker is the
same as that to and from the client.
In some protocols (notably HTTPS), no distinction is made between pre- and post-authentication stages and the bytes are handled uniformly, resulting in the server believing that the initial traffic corresponds to the authenticated client identity. For instance, if HTTPS [RFC2818] is in use with HTTP cookies [RFC2965], the attacker may be able to generate a request of his choice validated by the client's cookie.
These attacks can be prevented by cryptographically binding renegotiation handshakes to the enclosing TLS cryptographic parameters, thus allowing the server to differentiate renegotiation from initial negotiation, as well as preventing renegotiations from being spliced in between connections. An attempt by an attacker to inject himself as described above will result in a mismatch of the cryptographic binding and can thus be detected.
RFC 5746(2010.02) defines a new TLS extension, "renegotiation_info" (with
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enclosing TLS connection (if any) for which the renegotiation is
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contains a "RenegotiationInfo" structure:
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extension type, the third and fourth octets the length of the
extension itself, and the final octet the zero length byte for the
"renegotiated_connection" field.


CrankyCritic® movie reviews: The Next Best Thing Rated [PG-13] Starring Madonna, Rupert Everett, Benjamin Bratt Screenplay by Tom Ropelewski Directed by John Schlesinger website: www.nextbestthingmovie.com
IN SHORT: A lightweight modern comedy
Cranky truly was not looking forward to The Next Best Thing, after reading the movie summary that crossed his desk. The straight woman / gay man make a baby scenario sounded like something soon to be seen on Will and Grace (who apparently got down to doing the nasty in last week's episode). The Next Best Thing, thankfully, doesn't go that route. Madonna talks about the evolution of the script over in CrankyCritic®">http://www.crankycritic.com/qa/madonna.html">CrankyCritic® StarTalk, which also explains the reasoning behind her cover of Don McLean's "American Pie". I'll come back to that.
So, what exactly is The Next Best Thing supposed to be? As a raw idea, it's a workable one. Abbie (Madonna), a single, straight woman in LA -- where "there are no straight men" -- has another relationship collapse under her and hears her biological clock ticking ever louder. She calls on her best friend Robert (Rupert Everett), for solace (They are best friends in each other's lives, though we don't see what exactly brought them together or what they have in common). One really drunken Fourth of July night they acknowledge what they've known all along, that were it not for the preferences problem, they'd be a perfect couple. Alcohol being what it will, twenty four hours later they wake up hungover in each others arms. Nine months later, after much discussion as to what role he is going to play, there is a blessed event. Being a perfectly 90s couple, the pair decide to raise the kidlet together, but not get married (so there won't be any messy legal separation problems if either on falls in love).
Talk about rose colored glasses . . .
That's just the first half of the flick, which includes Everett doing a rave up flaunting every Queen-ish stereotype imaginable, and the funeral of an AIDS victim whose family won't acknowledge the cause, or the deceased's request to have "American Pie" sung at his funeral. It's deadly serious stuff versus raucus comedy and it feels like the proverbial kitchen sink. To be fair, both Madonna and Everett's characters lovingly sling mud at each other's lifestyles, and those elements demonstrating their relationship are funnier than everything else. But if you don't buy the relationship from this first half of The Next Best Thing, the second half is going to be difficult.
That half is seven years down the line, with a beautiful boy named Sam and a relationship holding its own, right down to the separate rooms and beds (kind of like my grandparents. hmm.) Robert maintains a regular dating life, Abbie raises Sam and doesn't seem to be looking for love in any place whatsoever. Until investment banker Ben (Benjamin Bratt) mistakenly wanders into her yoga joint one day. Ping. Quickly, a lesser continuation of My Best Friend's Wedding turns into a lesser version of Kramer vs. Kramer. Lyrics from "American Pie" pop up incessantly and annoyingly in this second half as well.
We also get to see Abbie and Rupert's other friends comment on the relationship. Abbie's are all straight, Robert's gay, which makes the how and why of their relationship all the more intriguing. While the film tries to put all the pieces together, it feels like a number of story ideas stapled together rather than one solid story.
On average, a first run movie ticket will run you Eight Bucks. Were Cranky able to set his own price to The Next Best Thing, he would have paid...
$4.50
Lightweight date flick. Cranky watched the flick with and without an audience. The Next Best Thing works much better with a crowd -- laughter being contagious and all that. If you're going to go, go with a crowd.
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Acoustic Wavenumber Spectroscopy (AWS) identifies damage in a two-dimensional scan of a structure on a pixel by pixel basis, by estimating the wavenumber of a structure’s response to a steady-state, single frequency, ultrasonic excitation. A laser doppler vibrometer is used to measure a structure’s response (known as lamb waves) to the ultrasonic excitation. When the lamb waves encounter a defect, (i.e. a crack, corrosion) the local wavelength of the lamb waves change and the change in wavelength can be detected using specialized signal processing techniques.
After processing the raw pattern acoustic wavenumber spectroscopy can produce images like the one shown below, which shows a scan of a composite wing section. The bright blue areas are structural elements below the skin, while the bright red circle is a damaged area.
Commercial laser doppler vibrometers cost in the $60,000 to $80,000 range. While at Los Alamos National Laboratory I developed a much more compact, and simplified laser doppler vibrometer which costs on the order of $10,000. The key to achieving simplicity was leveraging some of the characteristics of acoustic wavenumber spectroscopy (AWS). Namely, that AWS works using a single, known, steady-state frequency. Signal to noise requirements can be relaxed as measurements can be filtered for that specific known frequency.
The raw images produced by the laser doppler vibrometer scans show a wave pattern produced by the ultrasonic transducer excitation. This wave pattern is then fed through signal processing algorithms to assess changes in spatial wavelength.


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Watching "Steel" is like sitting through one of those sunny "let's save Mother Earth" grade-school pageants: The intentions are certainly the best, even though the performances and most of the productions values are second-rate and often downright laughable. Your sentimental side begs you to be kind to this sort of entertainment, even as the analytic part of the brain tears the show to shreds. Adapted from an unsuccessful comic book, "Steel" radiates messages of positivity and racial harmony when it's not struggling to be "Batman in Da Hood." Shaquille O'Neal plays John Henry Irons (get it?) who helped develop high-tech weapons during his Army days, alongside kindly Lt. Susan Sparks (Annabeth Gish) and nefarious Nathaniel Burke (Judd Nelson). When Burke's tomfoolery with one of the "sonic cannons" the trio wound up crippling Sparks, Irons left the Army and returned home to inner-city L.A., which writer-director Kenneth Johnson sees as a kind of "Sesame Street" with a few nasty gang members hanging 'round. After the superguns turn up in the hands of criminals (guess who put them there), Irons, Sparks and feisty Uncle Joe (Richard Roundtree) team up to create an urban superhero who strolls the streets in a suit of steel and brandishes a giant hammer that doubles as a ray gun. "He's like the Tin Man on steroids!" squawks one gangsta, not inaccurately. "Steel" is every bit as silly as it sounds, and yet it's not entirely without merit. At a time when African-American kids have their choice of the sex-starved heroes of "Booty Call" or Bill Bellamy's super-stud in "How To Be A Player" as role models, it's heartening to see someone like O'Neal giving them another option. The movie also deserves points for showing how Sparks, though paraplegic, becomes an invaluable asset to the team because of her brilliant mind and friendly supportiveness. There's also a bit of cute comic relief from Irma P. Hall (the scene stealer of "A Family Thing") as Irons' grandmother, who dreams of opening a restaurant called Black and Bleu that would combine soul food with classic French cooking. On a technical level, however, "Steel" is more like "Tin Foil." Its visual effects can't hold a candle to those in "Spawn" and the tacky music that underscores the action sounds like it was stolen from a "Starsky and Hutch" episode. Like Michael Jordan in "Space Jam," O'Neal is most comfortable when he's smiling or running around. Delivering lines and dredging up emotions overtax his talents, and some of his reaction shots are unintentional hoots. But even with a multitude of sins, "Steel" might provide a perfectly enjoyable afternoon for the under-12 crowd. Perhaps they'll overlook O'Neal's wooden acting and find the movie's well-meaning heart. James Sanford
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Further Analysis and Visualization Guides¶
Here we give some instructions for further analysis of the valid RNA-DNA interaction map.
Simple Statistics Report¶
When you got the processed RNA-DNA interaction data in .pairs format, you definitely want to know some basic data
statistics, such as number of intra- and inter-chromosomal interactions. We provide imargi_stats.sh
to generate a
simple text data statistics report. The example command is:
docker run --rm -t -u 1043 -v ~/imargi_example:/imargi zhonglab/imargi imargi_stats.sh \
-D 5end \
-d 200000 \
-i ./output/final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz \
-o ./output/report_final_HEK_iMARGI.txt
The -d
argument sets the genomic distance threshold of defining proximal and distal interactions (intra-chromosomal).
It will report the number of proximal and distal interactions. Besides, you can set a list of values separated with ,
,
such as -d 1000,2000,10000,20000,200000,1000000
, then the report will include the statistics number with different
thresholds (space is not allowed). The distance is directly calculated based on the mapped 5’ end position (default
is -D 5end
). You can use -D outer
or -D inner
argument to set using the distance of farthest or nearest ends of
mapped read pair, respectively. When use -D outer
or -D inner
, the tool will use the extra cigar information in
the .pairs data.
The generated report includes these statistics:
- Total number of RNA-DNA interactions
- Number of inter-chromosomal interactions
- Number of intra-chromosomal interactions
- Number of distal and proximal intra-chromosomal interactions
Distance Filtering of Pairs¶
In the intra-chromosomal interactions, the most majority are short-range (proximal) interactions, which likely represent
interactions between nascent transcripts and their neighboring genomic sequences. We usually filter out those proximal
interactions with a distance threshold, which depends on the requirements of further analysis. We provide
imargi_distfilter.sh
tool for filtering interaction based on interaction genomic distance. The example command is:
docker run --rm -t -u 1043 -v ~/imargi_example:/imargi zhonglab/imargi imargi_distfilter.sh \
-D 5end \
-d 20000 \
-i ./output/final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz \
-o ./output/filter20k_final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz
The command will filter out those intra-chromosomal interactions with genomic distance less than 200,000 (-d 200000
).
The distance is directly calculated based on the mapped 5’ end position (default is -D 5end
). You can use-D outer
or
-D inner
argument to set using the distance of farthest or nearest ends of read pair, respectively. When use
-D outer
or -D inner
, the tool will use the extra cigar information in the .pairs data.
Annotation of Genomic Features¶
Annotating RNA-ends and DNA-ends with genomic features are valuable for investigation the biological meanings of
RNA-DNA interactions. Using imargi_annotate.sh
, users can annotate both RNA and DNA ends with gene annotations in
GTF/GFF format or any other genomic features in a simple BED file (each line is a named genomic feature). The example
command below will generate two new gene annotation columns named as gene1 and gene2 in the output .pairs format file.
docker run --rm -t -u 1043 -v ~/imargi_example:/imargi zhonglab/imargi imargi_annotate.sh \
-A gtf \
-a ./ref/gencode.v24.annotation.gtf \
-l gene \
-f gene_id,gene_name,gene_type \
-C both \
-c gene1,gene2 \
-s rn \
-m 1,1 \
-G cigar1,cigar2 \
-i ./output/final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz \
-o ./output/annot_final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz
There are several important arguments you can use to customize your annotation.
-A
: Only accept-A gtf
for annotating gene with GTF file or-A bed
for annotating any other genomic features in a simple BED format file. Default is-A gtf
.-a
give the annotation information file.-l
: Annotation level for GTF file. GTF file has different level information, such as exon and gene body. The default is annotate based on gene body genomic coordinates,-l gene
. If you want to strictly annotate, then use-l exon
mode.-C
: Determine Which end to be annotated. It accepts-C RNA
,-C DNA
or-C both
. Default is-C both
, then both RNA and DNA ends will be annotated. The lowercase-c
argument give the names of annotation column in the output file. If-C both
, then you need set two column names separated with comma,
, i.e.,-c gene1,gene2
. Space is not allowed. Don’t use the 18 reserved column names to name the annotation columns.-f
: annotation feature attributes for GTF file (-A gtf
). You can set it based on your GTF file content. Default is-f gene_id,gene_name,gene_type
.-s
: Strand specific option. The RNA end of iMARGI is reverse-strand-specific, so we annotate its gene locus using its reverse strand.’s’ means strand specific, ‘r’ means reverse-strand-specific, and ‘n’ means none strand specific, ignoring it. So the default is-s rn
.-m
: Minimum bases of overlapping for annotation.-m 1
means at least one base overlapping.-m 0
means it must be inside of the genomic feature. If annotate both ends with-C both
, then you need two values for-m
separated by comma,
, such as-m 1,1
.-G
: cigar information used for annotation. If you only want to annotate based on default position reported in .pairs file, i.e., 5’ end genomic coordinate, then set-G false,false
. Default is-G cigar1,cigar2
.
Data Format Conversion¶
For further analysis and visualization, other formats instead of .pairs format might be needed. We provide
imargi_convert.sh
for converting formats. It can convert .pairs format to BEDPE, .cool and GIVE interaction format
with different -f
argument options. The example command is below:
docker run --rm -t -u 1043 -v ~/imargi_example:/imargi zhonglab/imargi imargi_convert.sh \
-f bedpe \
-i ./output/final_HEK_iMARGI.pairs.gz \
-o ./output/final_HEK_iMARGI.bedpe.gz
The command will generate a new BEDPE format file from original .pairs format file. By default, it will drop all the
extra information columns when convert to BEDPE format. You can use -k
argument with column names separated by
comma ,
, such as -k cigar1,cigar2
, to keep these columns in the output BEDPE file.
If you change -f bedpe
to -f cool
or -f give
, it will generate .cool/.mcool format or GIVE interaction format
file, respectively, which can be used by HiGlass and GIVE for visualization. With -f cool
, it will output both
single resolution .cool file and multi-resolution .mcool file. The .mcool file can be used by HiGlass.
Visualization¶
There are multiple ways for visualization of RNA-DNA interactions. Here we suggest two interactive visualization software, HiGlass and GIVE.
HiGlass¶
HiGlass supports an interactive heatmap visualization of .cool file. So you just need to use imargi_convert.sh
to
convert .pairs file to .cool/.mcool file.
Please read the HiGlass documentation to know how to use it. Besides, there
is an Jupyter Notebook version of HiGlass, jupyter-higlass.
Note: In the iMARGI .pairs
file, coordinate of RNA is c1:p1
and coordinate of DNA is c2:p2
. We can directly
generate .mcool
file for HiGlass using imargi_convert.sh
script. When HiGlass rendering the heatmap view from the
.mcool
file, it uses a X-Y coordinates system, where X is c1:p1
and Y is c2:p2
, so it will show a heatmap of
DNA x RNA matrix, i.e., row is DNA and column is RNA (such as the figure below). Currently, if you want to transpose it,
you have to generate a transposed .mcool
file. Set -T true
when you use imargi_convert.sh
script. The HiGlass team
will add “customizable transpose” function to its control panel in next update version, then you won’t need to care
about this.
HiGLass view (row is DNA and column is RNA)
GIVE¶
GIVE uses links between two traditional linear genome tracks to represents genomic interactions. We just need to use
imargi_convert.sh
to convert the .pairs format file to GIVE interaction format file. Please read the
GIVE tutorial to
learn how to use it.
GIVE view


SIRENS A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
SIRENS is a witty, fanciful, and wonderfully upbeat comedy with a dramatic side as well. It is the story of a painter (Sam Neil) who paints nudes that enrage the church because some are deemed blasphemous. A young enlighten Anglican priest (Hugh Grant) is asked by the Bishop of Sydney (Vincent Ball) to get see if he can get the artist to send just the non-blasphemous nudes to an upcoming big exhibit.
The important characters, however, are the 3 nude models (Elle Macpherson, Portia de Rossi, and Kate Fischer), the painter's wife and, most of all, the priest's wife (Tara Fitzgerald). The women, I believe, are all relatively newcomers to the screen. The show starts off appearing to be about the painter, but ends up being about the priest's wife breaking out of her shell and coming alive. All of the performances were delightful. The nude models were played like pixies. When they smile, joy leaps through your heart.
Many great scenes in the show. The pixies swinging in the glimmering moonlight was magical. There was a drunk who said an unprintable 2 word phrase again and again that was very funny. The scene in church where the priest's wife realized how much she wanted to be young and free was full of great images.
The cinematography (Geoff Burton) was superb. The night scenes with the exaggerated back lighting of the moon were lovely. The direction (John Duigan) was perfect. Duigan directed them so that it seemed as if these actors and actresses had been working together forever.
SIRENS runs a well edited (Humphrey Dixon) fast and lighthearted 1:33. It is rated R. If a lot of female and male full frontal nudity is a problem for you, then skip SIRENS since it is best described as a very nude ENCHANTED APRIL; otherwise, I recommend this show to you and give it ***. It is a fine show for teenagers unless they are sensitive to nudity.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: March 14, 1994
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Smoke from Yorketown bushfire envelops Adelaide CBD
Smoke from the Yorketown bushfire drifted across Adelaide this morning, causing a thick haze that alarmed many metropolitan area residents and prompted health and poor visibility warnings.
The MFS was deluged with calls from worried members of the public but the weather bureau said they should not be alarmed as the foggy conditions were predominantly smoke coming from the Yorketown bushfire on Yorke Peninsula.
Paul Bierman, Senior Meteorologist for BOM SA, said when the wind changed to a westerly direction this morning, the smoke was pushed towards Adelaide.
“It’s probably going to stay fairly hazy for the morning,” Mr Bierman said earlier.
“As the morning progresses the smoke should dissipate... and we should see some sun in the afternoon.”
By mid morning the smoke had cleared and sun was shining.
Motorists were urged to take care as visibility caused by the smoke and raised dust was reduced.
The Department for Health and Wellbeing also warned people with heart or chest conditions to stay indoors.
Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier said high levels of bushfire smoke exposure could aggravate conditions such as asthma, emphysema, bronchitis and other respiratory diseases.
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“We also know that high levels of smoke inhalation can be associated with an increased risk of cardiac events such as heart attacks,” Assoc. Prof Spurrier said.
“We advise people with these medical concerns to avoid exposure to the smoke, stay indoors, take medication as usual and avoid exercise in areas of high dust.
“If you are inside and have air-conditioning running, switch the air flow to recycle or recirculate to reduce the smoke coming inside.
“It is also a good idea to avoid vigorous activities, especially if you have asthma or other chronic lung or heart conditions.”
South Australians received much-needed relief from Wednesday’s scorching temperatures when a cool change swept the state early this morning.
According to the weather bureau, the 25 to 40 km/h north-westerly winds shifted to cooler south-westerly 25 to 45 km/h winds through central districts before sunrise then moved through the eastern districts later in the morning.
After reaching a record breaking 41.6C yesterday, and a stifling night in which temperatures hovered around the low 30s overnight, 21C is forecast for the CBD today.


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by None at 2022-09-16 12:34:59.@rladdusaw With respect to filtering which local ones to display (raised during checkin today)--all of them have the (PULFA)
prefix in the 035 (and none of the ones we might not want to display have it)
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by None at 2022-09-16 16:46:08.The functionality to retrieve MARC directly from Alma may be removed, and replaced with retrieving the indexed version from Orangelight. However, it may still be possible to retrieve metadata for suppressed records from Orangelight. Pulfalight has a similiar use case, and some options are being considered: falling back on retrieving from ASpace, or indexing a minimal version of the record (e.g., just the title). We might consider similar approaches in Orangelight.
@escowles - what I was talking about at the meeting was specifically jsonld, not MARC records - so https://bibdata.princeton.edu/bibliographic/99108564513506421/jsonld would forward to https://catalog.princeton.edu/catalog/99108564513506421.jsonld, which uses the Solr record, rather than pulling directly from Alma.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-16 20:29:39.Hey, @eliotjordan and I wrote this which might be interesting to link to or integrate? https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d0yNrzuq5zyetRFY3zG9NsUSnQrCaypzZlatrROSlLA/edit#
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by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-16 19:04:47.Coverage increased (+0.001%) to 94.497% when pulling d156e23e12b10b92142296f4d7a1c84db0e99b6f on addaccountsinfo into 3336eb7506facd8b34d8bae6ba3085eb2d65a1c7 on main.
382 is not indexed and it seems that it was proposed to be removed see comment on 11/25/2019.
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by Christina Chortaria at 2022-09-16 11:20:25.example record in staging https://catalog-staging.princeton.edu/catalog/9930960283506421
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by Max Kadel at 2022-09-16 13:15:13.See available free icons at https://icomoon.io/app/#/select
for the search results see https://github.com/pulibrary/orangelight/blob/90434bd3b056390d50e8d3d0a3a4e1583ed6941f/app/javascript/orangelight/availability.es6#L168
Hey team! Please add your planning poker estimate with Zenhub @regineheberlein @christinach @maxkadel @rladdusaw
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by None at 2022-09-16 19:14:15.Made the changes suggested.
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by Hector Correa at 2022-09-16 20:36:54.The bug should be repaired now, however, a rebase is required.
Apologies, the test suite has been restored, I can now proceed with the rebase.
@jrgriffiniii I added some code quality questions in the code. I tried to load my file with existing S3 items in staging (https://pdc-describe-staging.princeton.edu/describe/works/77). I get an error when I try to change the title of the work
NoMethodError (undefined method `[]' for #<S3File:0x00007f63bceaa368 @filename="10.80021/q4n8-ga85/77/2022-09-04_09-54-17_676.jpg", @last_modified=2022-09-06 15:12:50 UTC, @size=6285099, @checksum="468a88a2b1052286597b36a4cb87ecdb">):
I have found the origin for this bug, I can address this now.
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by Bess Sadler at 2022-09-16 12:59:16.Closing this as we utilized vite for pdc-describe and it went smoothly
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by None at 2022-09-16 19:42:56.Related to #2305
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by Alicia Cozine at 2022-09-15 22:43:31.Error in the tests for the composer
role is actually coming from the common
role: "Failure downloading https://github.com/bootandy/dust/releases/download//v0.8.3/du-dust_0.8.3_amd64.deb, HTTP Error 502: Bad Gateway"
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Update: this disappeared on the re-run, presuming this was a temporary glitch.
when we encounter loads of changed_when: false
might want to use the pattern in this PR
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by Francis Kayiwa at 2022-09-16 17:52:23.Do any of our projects create long-running connections to postgresql that go dormant for more than 5 minutes but that we do not want to drop?
Notes from the DACS meeting today: - We have some processes that need long-running connections, but we also need to make sure we don't use all available connections up. Searching for a middle TCP keepalive setting for postgres that will work for all applications. - Current bibdata error in honeybadger. This error happens about every 6 hours, regularly, this is probably caused by the “create” step, seems to be part of the incremental index. This error is caused by hanging on too long and then running out of available connections. - Postgres solution to the problem of radically different demands from different applications is to set up a separate system to allocate TCP connections, but we'd rather not do that unless we have to. - Similar errors can be caused by memory shortages, but the bibdata worker boxes only use 5% of their available memory, and the pgsql boxes use at most about 60% of theirs, so memory does not seem to be the issue here. - The problem may be coming from the SQS poller, which connects every 5 seconds - see the code here. - A next step would be to try recreating this error on staging by running those commands in the rails console.
Here's a tool @hackartisan found that might be helpful in testing our changes: https://github.com/supabase/pg_netstat
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by Eliot Jordan at 2022-09-15 23:30:23.Yes the one in the nav bar because MANY of our outside researchers go right to that and try to log in and the current link only works for U members. It also is much more intuitive to have a login at the top of the page instead of having to scroll "below the fold" to find the access.
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by None at 2022-09-16 13:52:34.I think a meeting to discuss would be great. There are definitely some things in there that I really like!!!
So this is another example of a search for something in the notes but, it is not highlighting or going to where it is found Example: Searching for the word "mold" - this is commonly added when physical mold has been found and treated in a collection. https://findingaids.princeton.edu/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&group=true&searchfield=allfields&q=mold
The results are showing that somewhere in the collections have mold but its not going to the page where the word mold is found. Nor is it highlighted.
Not sure if @phoebeno or @faithc have other examples?
@tpendragon not in the dropdowns. The example you provided is correct. Staff will also frequently search for accession numbers, for example "AM 20449" that's noted in this collection.
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by None at 2022-09-16 16:03:27.The example given still doesn't have the right headings, even though it worked in staging and some others are working.
Oh, yes it is, I must have had it cached.
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by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-16 15:18:26.closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2022-09-16 15:28:13.Added this to a work-cycle ticket for the current sprint @tpendragon @ccleeton as I believe these data changes will be implemented in the near future.
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by None at 2022-09-16 15:52:49.Resolve https://app.honeybadger.io/projects/65922/faults/88339739#notice-summary when the indexing rules for unpublished collections have been removed.
Hm, there are contrast failures here still?
Hello, yes! Was waiting on input from Shaun and got to speak with him today (see his comment https://github.com/pulibrary/pulfalight/pull/1108#discussion_r973095093) so I am working on this again. Will probably coordinate with Michelle too since she was running into the same issue.
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by None at 2022-09-16 16:09:08.@hackartisan Last time I tried reindexing the staging site it failed. Pulfalight::MissingRepositoryError
. Perhaps we should wipe the index and start from scratch?
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by None at 2022-09-16 19:51:20.I was able to pass the same Circle CI failing contrast test in #1108 by using $bleu-de-france-darker: #23578b;
(slightly darker blue pulled from the lux palettes) for the links instead of the usual blue.
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| Total net profit | -11.94 | Gross profit | 27.59 | Gross loss | -39.53 |
| Profit factor | 0.7 | Expected payoff | -0.2 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -14.14 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 18.23 (445.72%) | ||
| Total trades | 61 | Profit trades (% of total) | 31 (50.82%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 30 (49.18%) |
| Long positions (won %) | 29 (58.62%) | Short positions (won %) | 32 (43.75%) | ||
| Largest | profit trade | 2.59 | loss trade | -3.57 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.89 | loss trade | -1.32 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.01 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 24.9 | stop loss in pips | -36.7 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 9.5 | stop loss in pips | -18.6 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -0.1 | stop loss in pips | -3.6 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.0 | Duration in minutes | 968 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.8 | Duration in minutes | 203.0 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 1 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (5.9) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-5.92) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |
| Total net profit | -5.46 | Gross profit | 12.94 | Gross loss | -18.4 |
| Profit factor | 0.7 | Expected payoff | -0.19 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -6.99 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 7.81 (952.44%) | ||
| Total trades | 29 | Profit trades (% of total) | 17 (58.62%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 12 (44.83%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.19 | loss trade | -3.57 | |
| Average | profit trade | 0.76 | loss trade | -1.53 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.0 | loss trade | -0.01 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 24.7 | stop loss in pips | -36.7 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 7.9 | stop loss in pips | -21.3 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | -0.1 | stop loss in pips | -7.3 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 2.1 | Duration in minutes | 968.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 0.5 | Duration in minutes | 262.1 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | 0.0 | Duration in minutes | 3.0 | |
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 5.0 (2.37) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 3.0 (-5.18) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 1.0 | consecutive losses | 1.0 |
| Total net profit | -6.48 | Gross profit | 14.65 | Gross loss | -21.13 |
| Profit factor | 0.69 | Expected payoff | -0.2 | ||
| Absolute drawdown | -9.32 | Maximal drawdown (%) | 13.41 (327.87%) | ||
| Total trades | 32 | Profit trades (% of total) | 14 (43.75%) | Loss trades (% of total) | 18 (56.25%) |
| Largest | profit trade | 2.59 | loss trade | -2.3 | |
| Average | profit trade | 1.05 | loss trade | -1.17 | |
| Minimum | profit trade | 0.19 | loss trade | -0.37 | |
| Maximum | take profit in pips | 24.9 | stop loss in pips | -31.1 | |
| Average | take profit in pips | 10.9 | stop loss in pips | -16.2 | |
| Minimum | take profit in pips | 1.7 | stop loss in pips | -3.6 | |
| Maximum | Reward-Risk | 5.0 | Duration in minutes | 962.0 | |
| Average | Reward-Risk | 1.1 | Duration in minutes | 149.5 | |
| Minimum | Reward-Risk | Duration in minutes | 1.0 | ||
| Maximum | consecutive wins (profit in money) | 4.0 (4.46) | consecutive losses (loss in money) | 6.0 (-5.34) | |
| Average | consecutive wins | 2.0 | consecutive losses | 2.0 |


Kris Kristofferson - Rainbow Road
I was born a dirt poor man
All my life I've had hard working hands
But I sang my song as I carried my load
Cause I had a dream about rainbow
Rainbow road
Then one day a man came along
Heard me playing and singing my songs
He bought me clothes and paid up every debt I owed
Sent me on my way down rainbow
Rainbow road
Then one night a man with a knife
Pushed me till I had to take his life
Fast as falling all my friends were gone
That old judge traded me a sentence for a song
Now I'm living with this ball and chain
I had to wear a number before they ever heard my name
And like the dream I'm growing old
But we still sing about rainbow
Rainbow road


I have always been quite fond of the entire benzo family but last summer a friend gave me a bag of 5mg librium caps and I fell in love. Librium is much more subtle than Valium or Xanax and I think that might be one of its biggest atributes. I can take one pill and it mellows me out but I am still quite functional.
Here is what I have to say about Librium....
I wish I had a prescription.
I have found that if I take more than 10 mg of Librium and drink the same amount of alchohol that I normally would I can pretty much count on blacking out or making an absolute fool of myself.

I really like coke. I also really dont like coming down off coke, I also dont like the shaky, nervous effects it has when I might be just a bit too high. I take 5 mg while I are doing lines and another 5 when its time to go to bed and both of those issues become non issues.
A friend gives me 15 or so adderalls a month when he fills his prescription. I like to take them at work because of the obvious increase in functionality I also take 5 mg with it about half an hour later to smooth out the general tweak feeling. The combination of the two is dangerously awesome. I am more productive, more social, I feel a very slight euphoria and an incredible confidence.
 For two days I was throwing up every hour or more, I was so sick it was insane. I cant belive that I didnt think about my sweet, sweet Librium. I took 10 mg and my puking stopped. I could finally eat and drink, I could rest and start feeling better.
Every winter my brother and I eat a hero's dose of mushrooms and run around all night, its our yearly tradition. Last winter the shrooms we got were exceptionally intense. Not only were the visuals amazing but the body high was just a bit too high. Granted, we had both eaten an eighth or so each but it just felt too toxic and harsh. The regular 'I am one with the universe and everything is so perfect because it is all perfect and beautiful' feeling was totally no there. My brother threw up and started to freak out I could tell that a truly horrible trip was on the way so I gave him 10 mg and I took 5 not even five minutes later we both felt SO much better and ended up having one of the most profound nights of our life.
After taking it three days in a row I tend to get irritable and I have a hard time sleeping. Any time I take librium I have a terrible time waking up in the morning for a few days after and I usually feel like I need a nap even if I slept ten hours the night before.
All in all, I have to say that it is the most useful substance I have encountered. When I take it there are no visible signs unlike booze or weed.  Its great for lucid dreaming. Its easier to be honest and open in conversation. Besides booze it makes a perfect partner for most substances (I dont know about weed though, I havent smoked in years). The beauty is in its subtlety.
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Split - causes a knockout in one blow. Crushing - Pokemon receives a return in the amount of 1/4 damage inflicted. Horn Attack - Deals damage without any effect. Bifurcation - increases its evasion by one step.


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Parts of a Whole:
Elements
of Geometry
The title of Euclid's Elements is, in Greek, Stoicheia.
From Lectures on the Science of Language, by Max Muller, fellow of
All Souls College, Oxford. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1890, pp. 88-90 --
Stoicheia
"The question is, why were the elements, or the component primary parts of things,
called stoicheia
by the Greeks? It is a word which has had a long history, and has
passed from Greece to almost every part of the civilized world, and
deserves, therefore, some attention at the hand of the etymological
genealogist.
Stoichos, from which stoicheion, means a row or file, like
stix and stiches in Homer. The suffix eios is
the same as the Latin eius, and expresses what belongs to or has the
quality of something. Therefore, as stoichos means a row,
stoicheion would be what belongs to or constitutes a row....
Hence stoichos presupposes a root stich, and this root
would account in Greek for the following derivations:--
- stix, gen. stichos, a row, a line of soldiers
- stichos, a row, a line; distich, a couplet
- steicho, estichon, to march in order, step by step; to mount
- stoichos, a row, a file; stoichein, to march in a line
In German, the same root yields steigen, to step, to mount,
and in Sanskrit we find stigh, to mount....
Stoicheia are the degrees or steps from one end to the other,
the constituent parts of a whole, forming a complete series, whether as
hours, or letters, or numbers, or parts of speech, or physical
elements, provided always that such elements are held together by a
systematic order."


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What A Beauty: 2021 Lexus LC 500 Convertible Lands In LA
Roof down, V8 howl up.
by Karl FurlongAppropriately set to go on sale next summer, Lexus has taken the covers (and the roof) off of its flagship LC 500 Coupe and the product is the striking LC 500 Convertible. The LC 500 Coupe is already a thing of beauty and the drop-top is predictably even more of a show-stopper. Revealed at the 2019 Los Angeles International Auto Show, the LC 500 Convertible features a four-layer soft-top that can be opened or closed at speeds of up to 31 mph. The roof takes 15 seconds to open and just a second longer than this to close.
Lexus has done as much as possible to retain driver and passenger comfort even when the soft-top is stowed. The HVAC system will alternate temperature levels automatically regardless of whether the roof is up or not and has even been optimized to channel warm air to the back of the driver's hands - a heated steering wheel and seats are standard as well. Enhancing refinement with the top down is a transparent polycarbonate wind deflector that limits air from disturbing the serenity within the cabin.
The soft-top itself is offered in either Black or Beige to complement the LC 500's color palette. At the back, the middle brake light has been incorporated into the trunk lid and when neatly stowed beneath a tonneau cover, the coupe's dramatic design details like the tall grille and sharp, stretched headlights work just as effectively on the convertible. If sheer desirability was the goal, it appears that Lexus has hit the nail on the head with this one.
The cabin is also a treat, with premium-feeling materials and plenty of interesting design elements. There's also a 10.3-inch split-screen and the welcome inclusion of Android Auto, although Lexus has persisted with its fussy trackpad-style infotainment system - the setup still trails what you can find in rivals like the BMW 8 Series Convertible.
The feel-good factor extends to the oily bits, with the LC 500 Convertible using the same 5.0-liter naturally-aspirated V8 engine with 471 horsepower and 398 lb-ft of torque. Being a non-turbo, the motor encourages you to chase the red line to unlock most of its power, a task that is bound to be even more enjoyable in the convertible as you'll have full access to the V8's spine-tingling wail. A ten-speed automatic transmission is fitted and power will be sent to the rear wheels.
As a fitting introduction, a special edition Inspiration Series - limited to just 100 units - will be offered in Structural Blue with white semi-aniline leather. The first LC 500 Convertible will be auctioned in Scottsdale, Arizona, on Friday, January 17, 2020. Expect to pay more than the current coupe's $92,300 for the privilege of owning one.


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GetSoundPosition()
Syntax
Result = GetSoundPosition(#Sound [, Mode [, Channel]])Description
Get the current sound position.
Parameters
#Sound The sound to use. Mode (optional) The mode used to get the position. It can be one of the following value: #PB_Sound_Frame : the position is returned in frame (default). #PB_Sound_Millisecond: the position is returned in milliseconds.Channel (optional) The channel to get the position. It's the value returned by PlaySound() when using the #PB_Sound_MultiChannel flag.
Return value
The current sound position or -1 if an error occurred.
Remarks
Sounds loaded with the #PB_Sound_Streaming flag are not supported.
Example
InitSound() ; Initialize Sound system UseOGGSoundDecoder() ; Use ogg files ; Loads 2 sounds LoadSound(0, #PB_Compiler_Home +"Examples\3D\Data\Siren.ogg") LoadSound(1, #PB_Compiler_Home +"Examples\3D\Data\Roar.ogg") ; The siren is playing PlaySound(0) ; Display the position Repeat Pos=GetSoundPosition(0, #PB_Sound_Millisecond) Delay(100) ; Wait 100 ms Debug Pos ; Display the position If Pos>1000 ; Stop after 1 second Break EndIf ForEver ; Then 2 sounds are playing together PlaySound(1) MessageRequester("Info", "Ok to stop.") End
See Also
SetSoundPosition()
Supported OS
All


Module: Facet::Permissions
- Included in:
- ModelPermissions, ResourcePermissions
- Defined in:
- lib/facet.rb
Instance Method Summary (collapse)
-
- (Object) actions_permitted_for(*perms)
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- (Object) methods_permitted_for(*perms)
perhaps does not work? and not being used?.
- - (Object) permission_base_name
- - (Object) permissions
- - (Object) to_permissions
Instance Method Details
- (Object) actions_permitted_for(*perms)
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# File 'lib/facet.rb', line 220 def actions_permitted_for(*perms) actions = [] perms.each do |pstring| name, perm = pstring.split('$') next unless == name actions << perm.to_sym end actions.flatten.uniq end |
- (Object) methods_permitted_for(*perms)
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# File 'lib/facet.rb', line 209 def methods_permitted_for(*perms) methods = [] perms.each do |pstring| name, perm = pstring.split('$') next unless == name methods += self.[perm.to_sym] end methods.flatten.uniq end |
- (Object) permission_base_name
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# File 'lib/facet.rb', line 230 def "" end |
- (Object) permissions
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# File 'lib/facet.rb', line 200 def {} end |
- (Object) to_permissions
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# File 'lib/facet.rb', line 204 def .map { |perm, meths| "#{}$#{perm}" } end |


This block defines the transfer function between the input u and the output y as an n-th order low pass filter with Butterworth characteristics and cut-off frequency f. It is implemented as a series of second order filters and a first order filter. Butterworth filters have the feature that the amplitude at the cut-off frequency f is 1/sqrt(2) (= 3 dB), i.e., they are always "normalized". Step responses of the Butterworth filter of different orders are shown in the next figure:
If transients at the simulation start shall be avoided, the filter should be initialized in steady state (e.g., using option initType=Modelica.Blocks.Types.Init.SteadyState).


Requirements for order tickets
This example shows three important things which need to be in place for order tickets, to apply with the EU-MiFID regulations.- When the customer wants to trade a complex AssetType, the customer must be warned that specific knowledge about this AssetType is required.
- The customer must have the option to examine a cost breakdown of the transaction and holding the asset for 1 year.
- If there is documentation about the asset (PRIIPS/KIID), the customer must have the option to download this.
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Metadata Standards Directory Working Group
The RDA Metadata Standards Directory Working Group is supported by individuals and organizations involved in the development,
implementation, and use of metadata for scientific data. The overriding goal is to develop a collaborative, open directory of
metadata standards applicable to scientific data can help address infrastructure challenges.


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