A new link between migraines, opioid overuse may be key to treating pain
| Source: | University of Illinois at Chicago |
| Summary: | Researchers have discovered that a peptide links together migraine pain and pain induced by opioid overuse. |
About 10% of the world population suffers from migraine headaches, according to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. To alleviate migraine pain, people are commonly treated with opioids. But, while opioid treatment can provide temporary pain relief for episodic migraines, prolonged use can increase the frequency and severity of painful migraines.
Researchers have tried to understand how opioids cause this paradoxical increase in pain for a decade, but the mechanism remained elusive — until now.
Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago and colleagues discovered that a peptide — small chains of amino acids that can regulate many behaviors and brain signaling pathways — links together migraine pain and pain induced by opioid overuse.
Their findings are published in the journal Molecular and Cellular Proteomics.
Amynah Pradhan, senior author and UIC associate professor of psychiatry at the College of Medicine said, "Endorphin is an example of a peptide that signals the brain to give a 'runner's high.' However, not all peptides signal for pleasant outcomes. Pituitary adenylate cyclase-activating peptide, or PACAP, is a peptide that can induce migraines in migraine-prone individuals. Because the overuse of opioids can lead to worse migraines, we wanted to determine whether opioid-induced pain changed the amounts of peptides in the brain and understand if pain from migraines and opioid overuse shared any peptides in common."
To study these peptides, Pradhan and her colleagues, including researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, developed two animal models: migraine pain and opioid overuse pain, both in mouse models. Using mass spectrometry to identify peptides and their quantities in the animal samples, they found only a few peptides were altered in both models. PACAP was one of them.
"We were amazed to find PACAP in both models," Pradhan said. "This study validates prior work on PACAP's role in migraine pain and, more importantly, is the first to identify PACAP as a factor in opioid-induced pain. It is also significant that the PACAP increase was seen in major pain processing sites of the brain, in both models.
"These findings provide strong evidence that PACAP is involved in both migraine and opioid-overuse pain. We finally understand a mechanism through which opioids may exacerbate migraines — through PACAP."
Pradhan said these findings can inform the development of real-world treatments.
"Companies are developing therapies for migraine pain right now," Pradhan said. "There are clinical trials underway to test antibodies targeting PACAP and a PACAP-binding receptor. Based on our data, these therapies may be extremely effective for people that have used opioids to treat their migraines."
This research may benefit people suffering from non-migraine pain as well, she said, as people with chronic pain also experience opioid-induced pain after overuse.
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HABIT A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1998 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): ***
"Two tickets for the ride of your life," Anna says to her newfound lover Sam. The tickets she bought him are just for the Ferris wheel, but she is indeed about to take him on the ride of his life.
The confident and creepily sexy Anna, played perfectly by cinematic newcomer Meredith Snaider, is a mysterious seducer and an erotic lover. "I suspect that the less you know about me, the longer you'll stay interested," she tells Sam after refusing to tell him what she does for a living - she says she doesn't think it's relevant to their relationship.
The likeable but alcoholic Sam, played with fascinating complexity by Larry Fessenden, the film's director and editor, is an unlikely romantic lead with his unkempt hair and his missing front tooth - he lost it in a bar fight.
"You're very compulsive," Anna tells Sam soon after she meets him. "Actually, I'm committing suicide on the installment plan," replies the always soused Sam.
Most movies telegraph their punches from the beginning, but in this one it isn't clear for quite a while where it's heading or even what genre it belongs to. Although made for just $60,000, the high levels of the acting and the realistic location sets have the look of a much bigger budget film. This is indie film making at its best. It is a high quality production but willing to take the risk you expect outside of the Hollywood system.
Frank De Marco's cinematography is full of somber, nocturnal shadows, and its frantic pace captures well Sam's anxiety. His filming of the Ferris wheel scene turns a generally harmless ride into one terrifying experience for a man like Sam with a fear of heights. He hunches over to one side as Anna views his fear with quizzical disbelief.
The director said that he was making a film about "the ambiguity of life." Certainly the love affair at the picture's center has almost more ambiguity that Sam can bear. "Men fall in love," the calmer of the two, Anna, reflects. "They don't stay in love."
The two leads have genuine but unhealthy chemistry. Even as Sam becomes increasingly scared of Anna, she, like his drinking, is a bad habit he cannot shed. Their sex scenes are graphically erotic albeit sometimes quite bizarre, and Sam keeps going back for more even when he begins to understand the consequences.
The slow yet always mesmerizing film has few faults. Only the ending, which turns a bit schlocky, disappoints.
HABIT runs 1:40. It is not rated but should be NC-17 for graphic sex, full-frontal nudity, violence, and drug usage and would be suitable for teenagers only if they are older and mature.
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I had taken Benadryl before. The first time I ever took them, I took 5. I felt a slight head change and enjoyed the feeling. Each time I took Benadryl, I increased the amount I took. The second time, I took 8, the third, 12, and the last time I took them, I took 15 and tripped out.
Heres the story:
One morning, after talking to my boyfriend, I wanted to get high and I didn't care how. I didn't have anything around the house, nor any money. Right next door to me is a general store. So, I walked over there and glanced through the medicine. I spotted a box of Benadryl Allergy. As I reached the steps to my house and stepped in the door, I noticed that my parents were gone. I decided now would be the best time to take them. Walking back to my room, pulling the box out of my pocket, I look over them and wonder how many to take. I figured since I took 12 the last time, I should up my dosage. I count out 15 and break them out of the protective seal. I grabbed my glass of water and took all 15 at once.
After I took them, I checked the time and it was around 11:14am. I went and layed on my bed waiting for them to kick in. Well, as I lay there, I started to feel extremely tired. I glanced over at the clock once more and noticed that a good 20 minutes had went by and I didn't feel anything. I decided I would go to sleep since I felt so tired. I turned over and closed my eyes. I slept for what felt like hours on top of hours, but when I had woke up, I looked over and noticed I was only asleep for exactly 7 mintues. I looked around and noticed I had a head change and couldn't stop twitching. I sat up and I felt like I had bugs crawling all over me, so I jumped up and started smacking myself all over my body.
After I had realized there was nothing on me, I sat back down and I started having tremors. My left arm would jerk, and feel like it was falling asleep and I had to constantly move it. I layed down on the bed and tried to go back to sleep, but I had failed. I was tripping out bad.  I gave up on trying to go to sleep and I stood up walking into the kitchen. I noticed I was stumbling as I walked and my vision was extremely blurry and I couldn't even read the cereal I had grabbed from the cabinet. I stood there for a minute trying to make it out and started to feel like I wanted to just jump out of my skin. I couldn't stand still. I had to walk around and swing my arms around or else it felt like they went to sleep.
By now it was about quarter til' noon and the effects were strong. I was worried my parents would come home and see me acting like a complete fool swinging my arms around and shaking my legs as I walked. I kept walking around the house for a good hour and a half. The effects slowly started wearing off and my body was twitching and jerking as bad as it was. I started walking to my room and all of a sudden, my arm had a spasm and slung out, hitting the wall, and me having no control. I screamed in pain because our walls have them pointy things on them(not sure what it's called). I looked at my hand and noticed it was bleeding, but didn't care and continued walking to my room.
When I got into my room, I shut the door and fell face first onto my bed. I wanted to goto sleep so the drugs effects would go away. I turned over laying on my back and closed my eyes.  I tried to ignore the feeling and successfully fell asleep. After I woke up, I looked at the clock and it was 2 in the morning and I was up all night. That was the first time the effects from the drug had been like that. I didn't like my body twitching and jerking and me not being able to control it. But over all, I loved it.
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'3 Black Chicks Review...'
The Bone Collector (1999) Rated R; running time 128 minutes Genre: Thriller IMDB site: http://us.imdb.com/Title?0145681 Official site: http://www.thebonecollector.com/ Written by: Jeremy Iacone (based on the book by Jeffery Deaver) Directed by: Phillip Noyce Starring: Denzel Washington, Angelina Jolie, Queen Latifah, Michael Rooker, Luis Guzman, Ed O'Neill, Leland Orser, John Benjamin Hickey
Review Copyright Rose Cooper, 1999 Review URL: http://www.3blackchicks.com/bamsbone.html
I must make a confession right off the bat: this review will be partially tainted by my bias against thrillers. I don't know what I was thinking when I decided to review this movie; as strong a Short Black Chick as I am, I have an extremely weak stomach--and "The Bone Collector" sorely tested me. Sad to say, I failed the test; not only did I get physically ill, I cried at the end--and not because this flick was a tear-jerker (it wasn't, by any stretch of the imagination). All this to say, you must take my rating with the grain of salt that this most def wasn't a Bammer Flick to begin with. However, I temper that statement by saying that, genre elements aside, there are other factors in this movie that I was able to be as objective as possible about, so don't discount what you're about to read below just because I needed some Serious Therapy after watching "Bone".
The Story (WARNING: some spoilers contained below): Link Rhyme (Washington) was a Top-Notch NYPD Forensics cop and true-crimes writer, a Criminologist in the true sense of the term, until his career (and almost life) is cut short when a huge beam falls on him during a crime scene investigation. Paralyzed almost completely ("except for one finger, my shoulders, my head, and my mind"), he is still able to use his sharp mind and remain on the active duty roster, even from his hi-teched-out apartment--but he fears the seizures he experiences will leave him in a vegetative state. He makes a pact with Dr. Lehman (Hickey), against the wishes of his health care worker, Thelma (Latifah), to disconnect the health monitors that Richard Thompson (Orser) installed, if that ever happens.
Meanwhile, on the other side of town...Officer Amelia Donaghy (Jolie) discovers a gruesome crime scene, which she valiantly protects by stepping in front of a moving train to stop it from disturbing the evidence. Catching wind of her balls-y actions, Rhyme enlists her reluctant help, along with Top-Notch police chemist Eddie Ortiz (Guzman) and Det. Paulie Sellitto (Ed O'Neill), to stop a sadistic serial killer in his tracks--much to the dismay of ObAsshole Capt. Howard Cheney (Rooker). But who is the killer, and why is he committing such gruesome murders?
The Upshot: After watching "Bone", I know the "who". It's the "why" that makes me shake my head with wonder at the lengths movie-makers will go through to try to "entertain" their audience; or more bluntly, to get the duckets rollin' in.
Oh, it started evenly enough. If you're into that sorta thing, the gory thriller aspects were, literally, right out of the book; "Freddie Kruger" and pals ain't got nuthin' on this crew. I Felt Amelia's Pain when she said she couldn't handle dealing with the gore the killer left behind, but had to; I wanted to bolt from the theater many times myself, but I made the commitment to do this review, and (with my husband's help) forced myself to look at the screen through my disgust at the nastiness involved. But my disgust at the plot holes...well, that's a different story (I'll come back to this in a moment).
For the most part, the actors were adequate, if not good, in their roles. As foine as Washington is (and more to the point, as good an actor as he is), he was restrained in this role, out of the necessity of having to act the part of a totally paralyzed cop. All the gadgets and gizmos in the room couldn't help him bring more...oompf...to this role; it makes me wonder how a real quadriplegic actor would've handled it. Still, he wasn't bad, per se, and during the next-to-last scene (the one that caused my tension-related cry), he was quite good in what must have been a difficult part for him to play (oh yeah; my co-reviewer--my husband, Bear--wanted me to mention the sense of humor Denzel displayed, specifically when he joked about Jolie's character being in trouble for "molesting the handicapped". This, of course, must be seen in context to be fully understood). Jolie was, I think, the better of the two leads; subtly beautiful (I was struck by the way she looked good without trying to), more akin to "Homicide's" Kay Howard than Renee Shepard [that one's for you, Jhim], I found her believable in her role as a Street Cop With Skeletons. Guzman is one of those great character actors who you always notice, but can never remember his name. His easy sense of humor and firm grasp of his role made his character stand out from the background, as did (surprisingly) O'Neill's Sellitto, and mah gurl Queen Latifah (in Yet Another Role as an aide; but that seems to be her speed, so I won't sweat it). And the camera work, hilited in the rain-falling-down shots, as well as a brilliant, MTV-esque sequence that moved with lightning speed from a street scene up to Rhyme's apartment, was quite effective (though they went to the rain well once too many times).
The shortcuts that were taken by the writer and director, though, were what turned me off, almost as much as the nature of the film itself. Though Rooker has a history of playing the ObligatoryAsshole, there was no sense of backstory to show why his assholiness was so assholy, here; surely, movie writers, there must be one New York Police Captain who isn't "a living monument to ineptitude", eh? These kind of characters, stoopid without cause, are just too through. And before I forget, what's up with having those characters jump into a New York river on "November 9th" (as the writer, for ghod knows what reason, had Thelma point out)--only to come out basically dry, and more to the point, not suffer from at least minor hypothermia? Man, I hate it when the strings show like that.
But the biggest crime comes in the form of the killer himself, the "motivation" given as the reason he did what he did, and as the movie went on, the "aha's" to the clues the killer left. It felt as if two writers worked on this movie: one that handled the killer and Rooker characters, another that took care of everything else. And the final insult was the pasted-on final scene that DID NOT FIT the flow of the rest of the movie; there was an audible "huh?" in the theater. There was one good though about it, though: it shook the chill that pervaded my body during the scene that preceded it, right off me.
The "Black Factor" [ObDisclaimer: We Are Not A Monolith]: In my review of "The Best Man", I spoke of "color indifference", the mindset that, specific cultural issues aside, many experiences are universal, and don't require an actor of a specific ethnicity to play a given role (the Whitney Houston TV version of "Cinderella" was a good example of this; it had actors of multiple ethnicities play roles that made some people blink--especially with Brandy as Cinderella and Bernadette Peters as her stepmother). Color-indifferent casting, though still rare, is happening more often with big-name stars cast in what were written originally as "White" roles. Washington, here in "Bone", as well as Morgan Freeman in "Kiss The Girls" and "ER's" Eriq LaSalle's "Lucas Davenport" from the "Prey" series, have been beneficiaries of such color-indifferent casting; whatever the motivation behind this, I only hope it's not just a passing fad.
Bammer's Bottom Line: If gory thrillers with no real sense of direction, stock characters that fit the Bad Guy mold to a T, and plot twists that aren't so twisty, are your Thing, you'll probably be one of the millions that'll make this flick the Next Big Movie of this week (or so says my husband, anyway; and I think he's as right as the stylistic rain that kept falling, very noticeably, throughout "Bone"). For me, though, the sheen on the surface didn't hide the hollowness within. And be forewarned: you might want to take a barf bag.
"The Bone Collector": (rating: yellowlight) I tend to require more meat on my bones [bad pun...Baaaad Bammer...].
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by Ben GutierrezHONOLULU, Hawaii (HawaiiNewsNow) - A surface trough approaching the Big Island from the east and a trough lingering near Kauai will increase showers for those islands through the day Saturday and the rest of the island chain Saturday night. As the weekend progresses, showers could get heavy at times with a slight chance of thunderstorms Sunday. Finally, an upper low will move over the state, keeping a wet trade wind pattern in place for the first half of next week.
At the beach, there’s a new northwest swell that will rise Saturday, so a high surf advisory has been issued for the north and west shores of Niihau, Kauai, Oahu and Molokai, and the north shores of Majui. Wave heights could peak near warning levels Saturday night or Sunday. There’s also a small craft advisory for the coastal waters around Kauai County and the windward waters around the rest of the islands.
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Place: Afghanistan
Teams: US Army Rangers Vs. OpFor
Type of Combat: Accommodates both long range and close range weapons
Terrain: Desert, Oil Refinery
Fuel is a new map found in the Resurgence Pack downloadable content. The map is focused on long range combat. It is divided into two main sections, with one part being an oil refinery with warehouses and the other part being open land. This map contains similar qualities of other maps, including the size of Wasteland and the terrain of Rust. This map is a mix of Wasteland, Quarry and Rust. Fuel features oil rigs such as the one in Rust, however, they are still in use. Fuel gives Overgrown a run for its money in terms of size, and is one of the largest maps in Modern Warfare 2.
In dual-objective based games (Search and Destroy, Sabotage, Capture the Flag, and Domination etc.) it can take a long time to reach the objectives. In order go from one flag/set of explosives to the other, the player must inevitably cross through sniper alleys, ambush points, and wide open areas, making it quite difficult to take the flag or bomb very far. This makes the map very good for more tactical players/teams to play on.
Fuel is a poor map to play non-objective based game modes such as Team Deathmatch due to the size of the map, making it very prone to campers. Objective based game modes on the other hand are very good as there is little use camping will have if a player intends to win the match.
Assault and Sniper rifles are the best choice for this map, as the player may encounter some enemies from afar that an SMG might not be able to muster.
Traveling indoors is key. While it is very dangerous, the player will meet any attackers face-to-face rather than getting sniped out of nowhere in the street.
In Domination, it is possible to take point B from the outside in the corner and outside the wall. Similar to hiding in the poppy fields in Afghan for point B, and around the corner at Karachi for point B.
The drainage pipe leading into the largest building is key to infiltrating and exfiltrating undetected in the middle of heated matches.
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Cal’s Davis, UGA’s Blankenship among Burlsworth finalists
by The Associated PressCalifornia defensive back Ashtyn Davis, Georgia kicker Rodrigo Blankenship and Michigan State defensive end Kenny Willekes are finalists for the Burlsworth Trophy, which honors the top college football player who began his career as a walk-on.
Davis is one of the top safeties in the country, ranking third on Cal in tackles with 49. Blankenship is 19 for 22 on field goals this season and has scored 92 points for Georgia. Willekes has 10 tackles for loss, including 6½ sacks for Michigan State.
The trophy is named for former Arkansas offensive lineman Brandon Burlsworth, who went from walk-on to All-American. Burlsworth was drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in the third round in 1999 but was killed in a car accident less than a month later.
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Bitcoin Price Analysis: BTC Expecting a HUGE Move In The Coming Week
by Yuval GovOver the past week, we didn’t see much volatility on behalf of Bitcoin; However, the cryptocurrency’s price was slowly losing momentum from day-to-day.
The current weekly low is approximately the crucial support level of $8400. This was recorded twice – this morning and two days ago. It is not a coincidence, as this is also the ‘bottom’ of the bull falling wedge pattern Bitcoin had built throughout the past two weeks or so.
The apex of this wedge is expected to take place around November 21, which is this coming up Thursday. However, Bitcoin tends not to wait for the apex in order to make a breakout. Either way, we are expecting to see a little more volatility this coming week.
Despite that the described wedge pattern is bullish, anything can happen since the breakout is possible in both directions, and the price range is very tight. We should see some fight between the bears and the bulls until a decision is made, keeping in mind that there could be fakeouts
Total Market Cap: $235 billion
Bitcoin Market Cap: $154.8 billion
BTC Dominance Index: 66.0%
*Data by CoinGecko
Key Levels to Watch
– Support/Resistance: The nearby support lies around $8400, which is so far holding up (a double-bottom, which has a bullish bias). As mentioned, this is also the lower angle of the wedge, so in case of a breakdown, we should expect a quick move to the bearish side. The possible next support lies at $8200 (along with mid-term descending trend line), followed by the $8000 benchmark. Both levels have a lot of demand (looking on the VpVr indicator – the blue horizontal lines on the right side of the daily chart).
From above, the first level of resistance lies at $8600 – $8650, which is the upper side of the falling wedge. A breakout and Bitcoin should be seeing the next resistance levels at $8800 – $9000 quickly.
– The RSI Indicator: After finding possible support on the long term ascending trend-line, The daily RSI had turned around, but now facing the 44 – 45 level as strong resistance.
– Trading volume: The volume is declining over the past three weeks. This is aligned with the anticipation of a coming up-move later this week.
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Wait...How Does the Internet Even Work?
Untangling Nets
03/28/2015
If you’re reading this, you’re using the internet! But do you know how it works? What is this ‘net’ people talk about…? Not many people understand how exactly the oh so useful internet actually works. Let’s break it down.
The internet is simply a wire in the ground. This wire could be a phone network, satellite, etc., which allows two computers to communicate with one another via a server. Webpages that you visit, such as Facebook.com, are all considered to be files on the server’s hard drive. Every server also has an Internet Protocol, or IP, address. This is what allows computers to find each other.
However, the computers/laptops we keep at home are not directly connected to the internet. We use Internet Service Providers (ISPs), which makes our devices ‘clients'. Our computers break down the packages that are sent between these sources to actually try to make sense of them. These packets of information are sent between you emailing your friend, and them receiving it.
As a fellow visual learner, here's an image that may help conceptualize this better.


15 October 1998
Disease Outbreak Reported
Since June when the outbreak began, cholera cases have been reported in the provinces of Extrême-Nord, Nord and Littoral, constituting a total of 1106 cases and 113 deaths. In the province of Extrême-Nord, 13 districts out of 22 have been affected by the outbreak. The 2 most affected are Kousseri, to the west of Djamena (104 cases and 24 deaths), and urban Maroua, the provincial capital (154 cases and 12 deaths). Since the start of the outbreak, this province has reported a total of 633 cases and 107 deaths (case-fatality rate, 17%). In the province of Nord, only Garoua, the provincial capital 200 km from Maroua, has reported cholera cases (4 cases and 2 deaths).
Cholera is endemic in the province of Littoral, especially in Douala, the country's main economic centre, where since the beginning of the year, 469 cases and 2 deaths have been reported. The Ministry of Health has taken the necessary measures to control the outbreak.


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Perhaps due to attention from Kevin's talk: we've recently seen record highs for daily active users on Zulip, and shattered the previous high for 15-day actives. https://leanprover.zulipchat.com/stats
Uh, what publicity landed today? The daily active user count is close to double its old record high.
Both my paper and the IMO grand challenge were on Hacker News yesterday
not sure but it could be a factor
Maybe. Kevin's slides and video, TPIL, and some other things have all hit the top of Hacker News recently. This spike is way, way bigger.
that is a bit bizarre
kevin's front-page on /r/math
again: https://www.reddit.com/r/math/comments/dnqr5d/can_computers_prove_theorems_and_will_we_soon_all/
I'm getting a lot of emails about the natural number game
Could it be bots?
I don't know how to tell. There are no obvious bot names.
Wow, that's 78 new users since yesterday! Maybe they just signed up to see what's going on? Unless you know about the archives, there is no way to know what's happening here without signing up.
Archives? What are these magical things of which you speak?
https://leanprover-community.github.io/archive/ so that google and other search engines can find threads and non-members can see discussions
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 In the opening minutes of the film, they score big, buying (and sampling) coke from a Mexican, then selling it to Phil Spector. Fonda rolls the big bills in a plastic tube that he hides in this motorcycle's gas tank. Then Wyatt and Billy are on the road, with the goal of reaching New Orleans by Mardi Gras, but not in the greatest hurry to get there.
"Easy Rider" is different from most films, before or since. There isn't that much conversation. What dialogue exists is to the point. The focus is on the cinematography, showing the open road, its countryside, small towns and their yokels. Since the pace of the film is slow, we connect more closely to the characters, making their feelings more real. As the bikers hit the road, contemporary rock songs are heard. Hey, I think this roach is making me crash, man...
Fonda picks up a hitch-hiker, another hippie, who needs a ride to his commune. Fonda is sympathetic to the hippie, while Hopper is suspicious and afraid of robbery. The hippie is suspicious too, refusing to be drawn into conversation. Fonda asks who he wants to be, and the hitcher says, "Porky Pig."
We find that commune life is better in theory than practice. The young adults and their feral children live in abject poverty, trying to grow crops without rain on dry dirt. There is also a lack of focus, with everyone passing time idly in small groups. Fonda has a girlfriend immediately, and fits in well. Hopper is again paranoid and wants out of there. Fonda, Hopper, and their temporary girlfriends enjoy a nude swim in a mudhole before our anti-heroes return to the road.
Hopper and Fonda make the mistake of joining a small-town parade. There are jailed overnight for "parading without a permit". The men in small country towns consistently hate Hopper and Fonda, and their hedonistic, non-conformist lifestyle. At the jail, the hippies meet ACLU lawyer George Hanson (Jack Nicholson, whose role copped an Academy Award nomination and propelled his career to stardom). Hanson is the town drunk, connects with the bikers, and decides to go to Mardi Gras with them. Fonda tells Nicholson to get a helmet, and Nicholson shows up with his high school football helmet. That night, Nicholson has his roach, which he forgets to smoke as he entertains Hopper with a wild tale of how Martians have been integrated into American society.
The group stops in a small town cafe. They don't get service, but get attention from a group of sneering, wise-cracking yokels, and a group of high school girls who ogle the bikers. For their own safety, the bikers decide to split, but unfortunately for them are covertly followed and later beaten by the yokels. Nicholson doesn't survive the attack.
To honor his memory, Fonda and Hopper decide to visit his favorite New Orleans cathouse. Hopper selects Karen Black, Fonda selects Toni Basil (later of "Mickey" fame), and the couples see Mardi Gras and drop acid. There is a lengthy, surreal drug trip, that works surprisingly well.
The bikers return to the road, but have the misfortune of being seen by more troublemaking hicks, who drive past them in their pickup truck and shoot them.
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Tools for the statistical analysis of persistent homology and for density clustering. For that, this package provides an R interface for the efficient algorithms of the C++ libraries 'GUDHI' <http://gudhi.gforge.inria.fr/>, 'Dionysus' <http://www.mrzv.org/software/dionysus/>, and 'PHAT' <https://bitbucket.org/phat-code/phat/>. This package also implements the methods in Fasy et al. (2014) <doi:10.1214/14-AOS1252> and Chazal et al. (2014) <doi:10.1145/2582112.2582128> for analyzing the statistical significance of persistent homology features.
| Version: | 1.6.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.1.0) |
| Imports: | FNN, Rcpp (≥ 0.11.0), igraph, parallel, scales |
| LinkingTo: | BH (≥ 1.60.0-2), Rcpp, RcppEigen |
| Suggests: | testthat, lintr |
| Published: | 2018-08-06 |
| Author: | Brittany T. Fasy, Jisu Kim, Fabrizio Lecci, Clement Maria, David L. Millman, Vincent Rouvreau. The included GUDHI is authored by Clement Maria, Dionysus by Dmitriy Morozov, and PHAT by Ulrich Bauer, Michael Kerber, and Jan Reininghaus. |
| Maintainer: | Jisu Kim <jisuk1 at andrew.cmu.edu> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11, gmp |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | TDA results |
| Reference manual: | TDA.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Introduction to TDA |
| Package source: | TDA_1.6.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: TDA_1.6.4.zip, r-release: TDA_1.6.4.zip, r-oldrel: TDA_1.6.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: TDA_1.6.4.tgz, r-oldrel: TDA_1.6.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | TDA archive |
| Reverse imports: | pterrace |
| Reverse suggests: | archiDART |
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- Threre are LOSCFG_BASE_CORE_SWTMR_LIMIT timers available, change it's value when necessory.
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uwInterval |
[IN] Timing duration of the software timer to be created (unit: ms). |
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ucMode |
[IN] Software timer mode. Pass in one of the modes specified by enSwTmrType. There are three types of modes, one-off, periodic, and continuously periodic after one-off, of which the third mode is not supported temporarily. |
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pfnHandler |
[IN] Callback function that handles software timer timeout. |
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[OUT] Software timer ID created by LOS_SwtmrCreate. |
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[IN] Parameter passed in when the callback function that handles software timer timeout is called. |
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Huawei LiteOS V100R001C00
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EXTROVERTED | INTUITIVE | THINKING | JUDGING
As Sailor Mars, The Commander you are frank, decisive, confident and charismatic. You take on the position of leader automatically and do not like laziness. This fiery nature is shown through your opinions, ideas and quick-mindedness which allows you to express how you feel readily. It is also easy for you to rally others behind you in the form of drawing a crowd as you lead everyone towards a common goal with your drive and pure determination.
The Commander is one to truly thrive in the midst of a challenge whether that be big, small or in the middle somewhere. You believe that when provided with proper resources like enough time, any goal can be achieved. This also makes well for an entrepreneur based lifestyle, playing into your ability to form great strategies and hold focus for long periods of time when various steps for a plan need to be carried out.
This astounding determination also means that this type will push forward with strong willpower even when others may subside and give up. This is where the E in this type comes in handy as they will be quick to stop, pick others up and push them right along to achieve the goal together. Although a challenge, you enjoy any type of challenge and refuse to fold until you achieve that ultimate victory that sits at the end of that path.
Ultimate respect for you comes from those who can challenge you intellectually and execute things with precision. For those who may not be there yet, The Commander has a great ability to recognize talent in others and push them through team-building when they may not be able to see it themselves. The important thing for The Commander to remember is that displaying emotions isn’t weakness and that in most situations, a helpful team of people to support them and even provide feedback can propel this type to the next level.


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Thorough data analysis is only one part of good research. Equally important is communicating the outcome well and accessibly. And visible research is accessible research.
Our main motivations for publishing our research results are:
making them openly accessible to the public,
informing fellow researchers about new outcomes that will help them in their research, and
strengthening our professional profiles.
In order to achieve all this, the goal is to present research in the most digestible way possible without oversimplifying it. And graphs are an excellent medium for helping us process information. However, publishing figures in a journal comes with caveats. You might need to try make your graphs make sense in black and white or fit within the limited space that you have.
Now imagine the possibility of giving your reader the chance to interact with your data. Let them zoom in, select the data points they want, and look at the dimensions they are interested in. Let them explore your data to truly understand it!
Going even further, custom visualisations which are dynamic and/or interactive can convey complicated ideas much more clearly than static figures are able to. With all this in mind, look at the amazing work that the folks at R2D3 have published. It is a excellent example of a difficult concept explained in simple terms using clever visualisation.
This page is written in D3, a library that allows for incredibly elegant data handling, and a package we have recently started teaching. Our new training module will take you through the basics of web programming, publishing data on your newly created webpage, and then dive deep into data visualisation using D3. By the end of the course, you will be able to create graphs like this one and host it on your own web page, which can even get a DOI to make it citable.
Every research paper can get leveraged using supporting online visualisation. It makes your work discoverable, accessible, and sharable, which can strengthen your profile as a researcher. And as a bonus, people who don't have access to academic journals will still be able to find your work and stay informed.


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Provides a default implementation of rendezvous commands related to inviting
users to chat rooms. Note that this package does not contain a RV acceptance
command, as to accept a chat room invitation one simply joins the chat room
to which he or she has been invited.
@see net.kano.joscar.snaccmd.CapabilityBlock#BLOCK_CHAT


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Python 3.0 时代，标准库里的异步网络模块
Python 3.0 时代，第三方异步网络库
from tornado.platform.asyncio import (
AsyncIOMainLoop, to_asyncio_future
)
AsyncIOMainLoop().install()
from twisted.internet import asyncioreactor
asyncioreactor.install()
Yes, it's much faster!
import uvloop
policy = uvloop.EventLoopPolicy()
asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(policy)
import tokio
policy = tokio.EventLoopPolicy()
asyncio.set_event_loop_policy(policy)
async def coro():
...
res = await ...
...
3.3 & 3.4:
@asyncio.coroutine
def coro():
...
res = yield from ...
...
from aiohttputils import ClientBase # winterpy
class SomeSite(ClientBase):
...
async def iter_questions(self):
page = 1
while True:
qs = await self.get_questions(page=page)
for q in qs:
yield q
page += 1
async for q in site.iter_questions():
print(f"{q['id']:5}: {q['title']} by {q['author']}")
mine = [q async for q in site.iter_questions() if q['author'] == me]
async def fetch(session, url):
with async_timeout.timeout(10):
async with session.get(url) as response:
return await response.text()
async def main():
async with aiohttp.ClientSession() as session:
html = await fetch(session, 'http://python.org')
print(html)
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(main())
#!/usr/bin/env python3
from math import log10
import asyncio
import aiohttp
async def fetch(session, url):
async with session.get(url) as response:
return await response.json()
async def main(loop):
async with aiohttp.ClientSession(loop=loop) as session:
tree = await fetch(session, 'https://api.github.com/repos/cljsjs/packages/git/trees/master')
modules = [x['path'] for x in tree['tree'] if x['type'] == 'tree']
futures = [fetch(session, 'https://api.npmjs.org/downloads/point/last-month/' + m)
for m in modules]
result, _ = await asyncio.wait(futures, loop=loop)
result = [r.result() for r in result]
result = [r for r in result if 'downloads' in r]
result.sort(reverse=True, key=lambda x: x['downloads'])
result = result[:100]
name_width = max(len(x['package']) for x in result)
count_width = max(int(log10(x['downloads'])) for x in result
if x['downloads'] > 0) + 1
fmt = 'Downloads: %{0}s Count: %{1}d'.format(name_width, count_width)
for r in result:
print(fmt % (r['package'], r['downloads']))
if __name__ == '__main__':
loop = asyncio.get_event_loop()
loop.run_until_complete(main(loop))


Company profile - Canadian Company Capabilities
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Larken Technology
Mailing Address:
13-5350 Canotek RdOttawa, Ontario
K1J 9E1
Location Address:
13-5350 Canotek RdOttawa, Ontario
K1J 9E1
Tel.:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Fax:<PHONE_NUMBER>
Company Profile
Larken Automation is a manufacturer of computerized three axis
CNC router systems for the woodworking and signmaking and
manufacturing needs . Larken routers are engineered for
accuracy ,performance and long life.
We have 3 models of industrial CNC routers, all featuring heavy
steel frames with under-table rack and pinion drive, cross-shaft
for high rigidity and balanced drive. Other features are cast
aluminum side gantry supports andan extra wide gantry to allow 2
heads to cut full table width. These routers have 6" of Z axis
clearance with 7" of travel.
Our powerful 3 axis controller with oversized motors give fast
performance.
Larken's L-CAM software is included with the router systems.
This deluxe 'Turn-Key' control system and allows user-friendly
control of the router table and has numerous features such as
graphic display of 3D toolpaths, importing and editing of HPGL
DXF and 3d GCODE formats, tool offset and tool fills, and basic
drawing commands. You can stop the router at any time and go
forward or backward any number of contours, automatic multipass,
and smooth vector look ahead motion control.
We also have a line of for stepper motor and servo motor
control , Complete 3 axis controllers, and our exclusive L-CAM
XYZ Control Software.
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Contact information
Company description
Product / Service / Licensing
signmaking, educational applications, crafts, plastic trimming
and many other applications.
L-Cam is ideal for controlling any type of 2 or 3 axis Milling
machine, XYZ table or custom positioning table. It is a
completely integrated Motion control, Importing, editing and
toolpath program that is graphically oriented and easy to use.
Every Larken router system includes Lcam as its router control
software.
Lcam was written by Larken Automation over a period of over 8
years and has many features necessary for high productivity and
ease of use in the machining, signmaking and woodworking
industries.
- Lcam deluxe Motion-control
- software Complete
- 3 or 4 axis control box with Software
- Cobra Stepper-Motor Drives Stepper-Motors
- 2 hp Perske precision high frequency spindle
Type :AC induction motor with super precision bearings 8000-
24000 rpm
ER16 collet (3/8" 10mm max) Requires Inverter Drive (included)
220-240 V Single Phase power required
3 hp Elte precision high frequency spindle
Type: AC induction motor with super precision bearings 8000-
24000 rpm
ER25 collet (5/8" 15mm max) Requires Inverter Drive (included)
220-240 V Single Phase power required
High frequency inverter drive for use with Perske and Elte
spindles
Outputs variable frequency up to 400 Hz (24000rpm)
Requires 220-240 Vac 50/60 hz 0-10 Volt speed controlled by
software
2Hp Bosch Variable speed router
Type : series motor with brushes
8000 - 24000 RPM
1/4 and 1/2" collets included
Available in 120 or 240 volt
The 240V version is a single speed router
Floating Engraving spindle
For precision depth engraving in 2 layer plastic signs and
metals tags
1/10th Hp belt drive motor
Pressure control knob
Floats on a precision Linear bearing
Collet type or Top loading available Custom Belt drive spindles
We can manufacture a custom spindle
for your application. A number of types are available
The ER series collets are standard machine shop grade and are
available in 1/32" or 1mm increments
We carry some specialized Solid carbide tooling for cutting wood
plastics and aluminum
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Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
signmaking, educational applications, crafts, plastic trimming
and many other applications.
L-Cam is ideal for controlling any type of 2 or 3 axis Milling
machine, XYZ table or custom positioning table. It is a
completely integrated Motion control, Importing, editing and
toolpath program that is graphically oriented and easy to use.
Every Larken router system includes Lcam as its router control
software.
Lcam was written by Larken Automation over a period of over 8
years and has many features necessary for high productivity and
ease of use in the machining, signmaking and woodworking
industries.
- Lcam deluxe Motion-control
- software Complete
- 3 or 4 axis control box with Software
- Cobra Stepper-Motor Drives Stepper-Motors
- 2 hp Perske precision high frequency spindle
Type :AC induction motor with super precision bearings 8000-
24000 rpm
ER16 collet (3/8" 10mm max) Requires Inverter Drive (included)
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"If Ember were easier to learn..."
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ES classes are already supported (RFC)
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ember install ember-decorators
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@concat("firstName", "lastName", " ") fullName;
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Its goal is to provide a set of decorators which can be used to write classes with every standard feature that is available in the standard Ember object-model, along with the transforms and build system required to polyfill and ship them today!
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Welcome to another issue of Haskell Weekly!  This is a weekly summary of what’s going on in its community.
Featured
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The latest official version of the Haskell standard was published in 2010. Since then, GHC, the most popular Haskell compiler, has grown almost 100 extensions which modify the language, sometimes quite drastically.
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Data-parallel rank-select bit-string construction
In this post, I demonstrate how use broadword programming techniques to exploit data-level parallelism in the parsing of a CSV-like format. Doing so allows us to parse the text 8-bytes at a time instead of one byte at a time as a traditional parser would.
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Haskell with only one type family
In this post, we will implement open type families with a single actual type family. Surprisingly, this endeavor leads to increased expressivity: type families become first-class.
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Learning Haskell: Miscellaneous enlightenments
The following are some of the so called “Aha!” moments I have experienced while learning Haskell. I am sharing them here so that it might help someone spare the hopeless frustration that precedes them.
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Loading a Cabal module in the GHC API
While loading a simple module into GHC’s API is quite trivial and well documented, loading complex modules will require you to find the appropriate dynamic flags. These flags are usually retrieved and loaded into GHC by Cabal. Sadly for us, Cabal’s API does not seems to expose a direct way to get these flags.
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Pragmatic Haskell 3: Beam Postgres DB
No need to read a book to use Haskell! This post will get you going with a serious web application while only sticking to the concepts that are encountered. This is a Haskell safari with as end goal a working webapp with database.
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PureScript and Haskell at Lumi
Previously, I talked about how we were able to ensure correctness while successfully migrating our database from RethinkDB to Postgres by leaning heavily on Haskell. In this blog post, I’m going to tell a similar story about how we’re improving correctness on the front-end by moving from JavaScript to PureScript.
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You may have heard about source plugins by now. They allow you to modify and inspect the compiler’s intermediate representation. This is useful for extending GHC and performing static analysis of Haskell programs.
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I’ve just uploaded the first part of working with dependent types in Haskell; it introduces the notions of singletons, walks through their derivation, and then shows how you can use the singletons package to get all of this stuff for free.
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This role provides a unique opportunity to leverage the strengths of Haskell in a production setting. A creative, well-rounded problem solver will be able to work on and invent a diverse array of high-visibility, interdisciplinary applications that directly improve Tesla products.
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This week’s package of the week is Taskell, a CLI kanban board/task manager for Mac and Linux.
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- Thursday, August 9: Functional Programming Meetup hosted by Las Vegas Functional Programming User Group in Las Vegas, NV, USA
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- Friday, August 10: Going through Software Foundations by Benjamin Pierce et al hosted by Austin Types, Theorems, and Programming Languages in Austin, TX, USA
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- Sunday, August 12: Can we find other Haskellers hosted by Göttingen Haskell Meetup in Göttingen, Germany
- Sunday, August 12: Applicative in Haskell hosted by Bangalore Functional Programmers Meetup in Bangalore, India
- Monday, August 13: Combinating - The Weekly Function hosted by Orange Combinator - Functional Programming In OC in Irvine, CA
- Monday, August 13: Hack Night! hosted by Pittsburgh Functional Programming Meetup in Pittsburgh, PA, USA
- Monday, August 13: Exact Calculations in Haskell by Petrus Potgieter hosted by Lambda Luminaries in Sandton, South Africa
- Tuesday, August 14: Haskell study group! All welcome! hosted by CodeHub Bristol in Bristol BS1 5SJ, United Kingdom
- Tuesday, August 14: Haskell Study Group: Parametric Polymorphism hosted by Santa Monica Haskell Users Group in Santa Monica, CA, USA
- Tuesday, August 14: Servant: APIs web a nivel de tipos hosted by Buenos Aires Haskell Meetup in Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Tuesday, August 14: BFPG Monthly Meetup hosted by Brisbane Functional Programming Group (BFPG) in Brisbane, Australia
- Tuesday, August 14: 2 Talks: FP in JS-land; Prototyping for Radar (part 2) hosted by Functional Programming Auckland in Auckland, New Zealand
- Wednesday, August 15: FP Forum — Learn, Teach, Share, Grow hosted by Berlin Functional Programming Group in Berlin, Germany
- Wednesday, August 15: Haskell Beginner-Friendly Lab hosted by Austin Haskell Users Group in Austin, TX, USA
- Wednesday, August 15: Managing warehouse robots hosted by Houston Functional Programmers in Houston, TX, USA
- Wednesday, August 15: CanFP Monthly meetup hosted by CanFP - The Canberra Functional Programming Group in Canberra, Australia
- Thursday, August 16: (hack . yack) hosted by Raleigh Haskell Meetup in Raleigh, NC, USA
- Thursday, August 16: Category Theory for Programmers Part 3 hosted by Seattle Area Haskell Users’ Group in Seattle, USA


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FILM TITLE: CONGO DIRECTOR: FRANK MARSHALL COUNTRY: USA 1995 CINEMATOGRAPHY: ALLEN DAVIAU MUSIC: JERRY GOLDSMITH CAST: Laura Linney, Dylan Walsh, Ernie Hudson, Grant Heslov, Joe Don Baker, Tim Curry WRITTEN BY: Michael Crichton's novel
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CONGO is a story, and film, that wants to be appreciated. But there may be a problem with it, in that if it isn't the writer's fault, then it is the director's, in that they can't make up its mind wether it wants to be an adventure film into the heart of a jungle to find something mysterious, or another story that uses the jungle as a backdrop for its own motives, which are pathetic, and boring.
It's hard to conceive that the writer, who has had many successful works done into film, would not have considered this option, and stayed away from the adventure film syndrome.
Basically, it is the story of a group of people that are hired to go after some diamonds, clean and uncut, in an area in Congo that is historical and is believed not to exist except in fairy tales, and local folklore. But, apparently, the main reason why it is considered to be so mysterious is because it has, somehow, kept every single person that has gone near its spot, thus adding to its misery.
And the group that is assembled is a variety of misfits that have different agendas, and all vicious in their own way. And the leader of the expedition, is a black man who is actually a mercenary, who is involved in several political intrigues, some of which involve all the chances he can to make sure that his group also gets the treat they want. The corruption of many African states and their government, is just a slight bit in this film. But the film is no dummy, and the writer no less so. Basically all the characters are corrupt in their own way. They are all overly infatuated with their own agendas. With the exception of one man, who has come on the same plane to bring a gorilla back to its own home. This gorilla is special. It has learned to talk, through a few instruments, and this communication helps many of them pass their way through the jungle and into the place they are looking for, which just happens to be there unexplored by the human eye.!!!!!
But the expedition that is meant to take this gorilla back to its home, has problems, and ends up getting added to another group that has different objectives in the same place.
While CONGO, has its moments, it also has its drawbacks, even if, at the end a form of justice is served and done.
The best acting work in this film is served by the gorillas ( David Anthony is magnificent ), who are pretty darn good, and a few small roles here and there, including Tim Curry. Aside from that, CONGO is a well designed film, and technically well done, were it not that all these resources get wasted in the hands of someone whose direction is questionable, or the book itself just isn't good enough. Maybe if it was just another adventure story, it might have been more interesting.... like reversing the roles, and going to hire the gorilla trainer and its sidekick, to help along, instead of using the pretext that one man is returning this trained gorilla to its roots, which, to this reviewer diminishes the character of the film. One can't help wonder if the Berkeley ( wouldn't you know it !!! ) student that is trying to return the gorilla also has alterior motives of his own.
The jungle is full of surprises, and a different group of gorillas is also involved, and they end up getting trampled, along with a complete destruction of the whole area in general.... they do archeologists a great favor by burying the whole thing in the inner part of the mountain amidst an exploding volcano..... how timely, too....
Use your money on something else, unless you like to see people acting as gorillas, in which case this movie is excellent. The gorillas are the show, not the bad ones.....
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Identify time intervals of differentially abundant metagenomics features in longitudinal studies.
| Version: | 1.1.0 |
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| Imports: | gss, plyr, caTools, ggplot2, parallel, doParallel, metagenomeSeq, DESeq2, edgeR |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown |
| Published: | 2018-05-26 |
| Author: | Ahmed Metwally, Yang Dai, Patricia Finn, David Perkins |
| Maintainer: | Ahmed Metwally <ametwa2 at uic.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/aametwally/MetaLonDA/issues |
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| URL: | https://github.com/aametwally/MetaLonDA |
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Encrypts the text with SHA.
encryptSHA(String, String)
- Static method in class com.nepxion.util.encryption.
EncryptionUtil
Encrypts the text by a charset with SHA.
encryptSHA256(String)
- Static method in class com.nepxion.util.encryption.
EncryptionUtil
Encrypts the text with SHA_256.
encryptSHA256(String, String)
- Static method in class com.nepxion.util.encryption.
EncryptionUtil
Encrypts the text by a charset with SHA_256.
encryptSHA512(String)
- Static method in class com.nepxion.util.encryption.
EncryptionUtil
Encrypts the text with SHA_512.
encryptSHA512(String, String)
- Static method in class com.nepxion.util.encryption.
EncryptionUtil
Encrypts the text by a charset with SHA_512.
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ExceptionUtil()
- Constructor for class com.nepxion.util.exception.
ExceptionUtil
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About this Visualization
This project is a D3JS version of my Midterm Project.
This narrative visualization is inspired from the Drill Down Narrative Visualization How This Bear Market Compares
Hybrid Structure: Drill Down Story
The narrative visualization loads the emigration 2017 chloropleth as the default.The user can move the mouse over the countries to
find the emigration details about them. On clicking any country of interest, the bar chart and line chart showing the country's remittance details open up. On mouseover on the bar chart further displays details for the country for the chosen year.
The other maps can be launched on clicking the buttons and they have the same onclick functionality.The drill down functionality is thus acheived with the combination of interactive chloropleth, mouse events, tooltip and interactive charts.
Scenes:
Interactive Chloropleth, Interactive bar chart and a Non Interactive line chart comprise all the scenes. The opening scene is a world map( chloropleth ) which is iteractive on mouse actions.
The click event open the second scene which consists of the bar chart and the line chart
Annotations and Triggers:
The visualization opens with a message about what the visualization is and prompts the user to take action. The user can click on the visible buttons or hover over the map and click on any country to start the drill down.
Each cloropleth have the color legend which helps understand the map colors. On mouseover, the color of the coutry changes to gray and also triggers a tooltip showing the details of the country. On clicing the country launches the bar chart and line chart
for that country's data. On mouseover on the bar chart would again trigger the tooltip showing further details about the country
User Events and Parameters:
User can click on any buttons to launch a different map. User can move the mouse over the map, which will trigger the tooltip for the country. On mouseover on a country, the color of the country changes to gray and the tooltip displays the country name and value of that country based on which map the user is seeing.
Use can click on any country on any map which then passes the country name to the bar and line charts. Based on the country name, the charts show data from a different file. For countries which do not have any data, the charts return empty.
Source Code:
Just right click on your browser and check my code. All libraries used are from d3js.org. All code is just HTML and D3JS
Conclusion:
Remittances contribute to the GDP of the countries. Some countries( for e.g. Nepal ) have a third of their GDP from inward remittances.
Emigration is a brain-drain phenomenon for the country, but that country also gets economic benefits from it.
DataSource: https://www.knomad.org/


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