{% extends '_base/page-with_nav-single_row.html' %} {% load staticfiles %} {% load bootstrap3 %} {% block title %} Import Products - Product Database {% endblock %} {% block page_content %}
You can use one of the following Excel templates: complete table format or without separate currency column. After you add your products to the Excel template, you can upload it using the dialog below.
Product ID
,Vendor
(name), description
and list price
.
Please note that empty values in the required columns are ignored, whereas optional columns will be set to none. The sheet name must be set to Products
.


All Classes
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Class Description AbstractNamedCurve Abstract class forNamedCurve
.AbstractSecurityConfiguration Abstract base class forSecurityConfiguration
.BasicExtendedEncryptionConfiguration Extends OpenSAML'sBasicEncryptionConfiguration
so that we implement theExtendedEncryptionConfiguration
interface.ConcatKDFParameters Class for representing parameter inputs to the ConcatKDF key derivation algorithm.ConcatKDFParams Representation of the ConcatKDF key derivation method.ConcatKDFParamsBuilder Builder forConcatKDFParams
.ConcatKDFParamsImpl Implementation class forConcatKDFParams
.ConcatKDFParamsMarshaller Marshaller forConcatKDFParams
.ConcatKDFParamsUnmarshaller Unmarshaller forConcatKDFParams
.DecryptionUtils Utility class with helper methods for decryption.DefaultSecurityConfiguration A security configuration for OpenSAML default settings (with the extensions for key agreement).ECDHKeyAgreementParameters A specialization of OpenSAML'sKeyEncryptionParameters
that is to be used for Elliptic-curves Diffie-Hellman (Ephemeral-Static) key agreement ("http://www.w3.org/2009/xmlenc11#ECDH-ES").ECDHSupport Support methods for performing ECDH key agreement.EcEncryptionConstants Constants for Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman algorithms.EvaluableX509CertificatesCredentialCriterion Instance of evaluable credential criteria for evaluating whether a credential's certificate meets the criteria specified by the set of certificates found in a KeyInfo's list of certificates.ExtendedAlgorithmSupport OpenSAML'sAlgorithmSupport
class does not offer utility methods needed for key agreement.ExtendedDefaultSecurityConfigurationBootstrap Extends OpenSAML'sDefaultSecurityConfigurationBootstrap
with support for key agreement and key derivation algorithms.ExtendedEncryptionConfiguration Extends OpenSAML'sEncryptionConfiguration
with support for key agreement and key derivation algorithms.ExtendedEncryptionParametersResolver Extends OpenSAML'sBasicEncryptionParametersResolver
with support for key agreement.ExtendedKeyInfoSupport ExtendsKeyInfoSupport
with support for EC keys.ExtendedSAMLMetadataEncryptionParametersResolver An extension ofSAMLMetadataEncryptionParametersResolver
that also lets us resolve encryption parameters for key agreement algorithms.ExtendedSignerProvider The Sun PKCS#11 crypto provider does not have support for PSS padding which makes HSM RSA-PSS signing impossible using the standard OpenSAML signer provider (ApacheSantuarioSignerProviderImpl
).ExtendedSignerProviderInitializer OpenSAML uses the Java service loader to load theSignerProvider
that should be used.KeyAgreementCredential A special purpose credential that is used when key agreement is used for encryption.KeyAgreementKeyInfoGeneratorFactory Key info generator to be used when encrypting using key agreement methods.KeyAgreementMethodKeyInfoProvider AKeyInfoProvider
that returns the key agreement key that is derived using the information found in anAgreementMethod
using the decrypter's private EC key(s).KeyDerivationMethod Represents thexenc:KeyDerivationMethod
element.KeyDerivationMethodBuilder Builder forKeyDerivationMethod
.KeyDerivationMethodImpl Implementation class forKeyDerivationMethod
.KeyDerivationMethodMarshaller Marshaller forKeyDerivationMethod
.KeyDerivationMethodUnmarshaller Unmarshaller forKeyDerivationMethod
.KeyTransportECDH_ES Algorithm descriptor for key agreement algorithm: Elliptic Curve Diffie-Hellman Ephemeral Static.MGF Interface for Mask Generation Function.MGF1 Implementation of the MGF1 mask generation function.NamedCurve A representation of a named elliptic curve.NamedCurve_brainpoolP160r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP160r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP192r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP192r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP224r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP224r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP256r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP256r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP320r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP320r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP384r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP384r1.NamedCurve_brainpoolP512r1 Definition of named curve brainpoolP512r1.NamedCurve_secp192r1 Definition of named curve secp192r1.NamedCurve_secp224r1 Definition of named curve secp224r1.NamedCurve_secp256r1 Definition of named curve secp256r1.NamedCurve_secp384r1 Definition of named curve secp384r1.NamedCurve_secp521r1 Definition of named curve secp521r1.NamedCurveRegistry A registry for all supported Elliptic curves.NamedCurveRegistryInitializer OpenSAMLInitializer
implementation for named curves.OpenSAMLInitializer Singleton class for initialization and configuration of the OpenSAML library.OpenSAMLInitializerConfig Interface for customized initialization and configuration of OpenSAML.OpenSAMLSecurityDefaultsConfig Initializer that modifies OpenSAML's default algorithms as returned byDefaultSecurityConfigurationBootstrap
with the caller's own wishes for security defaults.OpenSAMLSecurityExtensionConfig Configuration that extends OpenSAML's encryption support with key agreement algorithms.Pkcs11Decrypter An extension to OpenSAML'sDecrypter
class implementing a workaround for the problem that when using the SunPKCS11 crypto provider OAEPPadding does not work.SAML2IntSecurityConfiguration Security defaults according to Kantara's SAML2Int specification.SCPSSPadding Implements the RSA-PSS padding algorithm in accordance with PKCS#1 v2.1.SecurityConfiguration An interface that enables us to work with security configurations and defaults in a simple fashion.SignatureSHA1_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha1-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA224_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha224-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA256_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha256-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA3_224_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha3-224-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA3_256_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha3-256-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA3_384_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha3-384-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA3_512_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha3-512-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA384_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha384-rsa-MGF1SignatureSHA512_RSA_MGF1 Algorithm descriptor for signature algorithm: http://www.w3.org/2007/05/xmldsig-more#sha512-rsa-MGF1XMLObjectProviderInitializer Adds XML configuration for the EC extensions.


Guru Vignesh Nagaraj
1001382893
the number of lines in the db is {{ count }}
Range:
Enter the number of queries to process:
Enter the number of queries to process:
depth1:
depth2:
population1:
population2:
population3:
population4:
chart:


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Ruby: Arrays and Hashes
A small comparison
June 28, 2015
Arrays and hashes are both containers of a collection of objects and thereby aid in storing and retrieving data. Arrays and hashes differ in the way their stored objects are ordered.
Arrays
Any object can be stored in an array. The objects stored in an array are ordered. Each has its slot, which is indexed by numbers starting with zero. The objects can be accessed through their index in the array. Arrays are best used when dealing with ordered lists.
Creating an array:
> array = Array.new > array = []
Example:
> favourite_cities = ["Berlin","Buenos Aires","New York City"] => favourite_cities = ["Berlin","Buenos Aires","New York City"] > favourite_cities[1] => "Buenos Aires"
Hashes
Hashes contain pairs of objects. They aren't assigned fixed indexed slots like objects in arrays, but any object pair can refer to a slot. In a pair of objects, one is the key and the other represents the value. The value can be accessed through the key. Keys are unique per hash. That means that any object can represent the hash key or value, but there can only be one value associated with any given key.
Creating a hash:
> array = Hash.new > array = {}
Example:
> cities = { "birthplace" => "Hamburg", "hometown" => "Stuttgart", "residence" => "Berlin" } > cities["residence"] => "Berlin"


Mariah Carey battles elf for a packet of crisps as she stars in Walkers Christmas ad
The hitmaker is headlining in Walkers crisps 2019 Christmas advert
by Sara-Aisha Kent, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/sara-aisha-kent/Mariah Carey, 49, has bagged a starring role in Walkers crisps 2019 Christmas advert - where she uses her famous singing voice to nab a packet of crisps from a festive elf.
The advert, which will air on ITV during Saturday night's Celebrity X Factor , begins with the iconic hitmaker on a snowy set as she is being filmed belting out her Christmas hit All I Want For Christmas Is You before the director wraps the shoot.
Looking every inch the diva, the curvy beauty can be seen dressed in a plunging sparkling gown as she goes on to hand out elaborate gifts to the crew such as a box of doves, silk kimonos and gold-framed paintings of unicorns.
She tells: "I love Christmas. It's a magical time, a time for giving, a time for caring, a time for sharing."
After working up an appetite from performing and gift-giving, the star makes a beeline for the catering table to find there is only one bag of Walkers' pig in blankets-flavoured crisps left.
As the songbird supreme reaches for the foil packet another hand grabs the snack - a friendly looking elf.
He pipes up: "It's the last bag" and quickly forgetting her pledge for Christmas kindness, Mariah replies: "I saw them first."
The duo both tug at the potato chips before Mariah belts out a glass-shattering high-pitched note - that leaves onlookers covering their ears - that leads to the elf surrendering the yuletide flavour crisps.
Feeling generous she then goes on to hand the North Pole native a single crisp.
Speaking about the minute-long footage, mega star Mariah shared: “I had a lot of fun filming this commercial with Walkers. I’ve always loved their crisps from my trips to the UK and everyone knows I love feeling festive, so it was the perfect collaboration for me – it’s also a great way of celebrating the 25th anniversary of All I Want for Christmas Is You !”
Wayne Newton, head of marketing at Walkers, said: “It doesn’t get more Christmassy than Mariah Carey singing All I Want for Christmas Is You and that’s exactly what’s in our new advert.
"As well as entertaining the nation with our trademark humour, the campaign brilliantly launches our festive flavours for the season. This year is one of the biggest yet for Walkers, with our new campaign, limited edition flavours and huge on-pack promotion – we hope consumers will love it.”


Edit Operation Team Service Tasks |
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-To edit Services Tasks, Select Edit button under the Service Tasks tab: -Edit Task Name. -Edit Description (Optional). -Edit Is Billable Item: -Selecting Yes will add this task to the Billing Module under Price Point section. -Selecting Yes will add the Billable Items section under the Track Project section to add billing units to a Task. -Edit Is Billable Item with Force Entry: -Selecting this option will force a user to add a billable item before the task can be flagged as "Complete" -Edit Hide option: -Select Hide if you want to hide the Task from view. The Task will still remain in backend table so all information is still linked to projects. -Select Update button.
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[gecode-users] SetDelta::glbAny/lubAny
Guido Tack
tack at gecode.org
Mon Feb 13 00:22:12 CET 2012
On 8 Feb 2012, at 18:51, Johannes Inführ wrote:
> Thanks for the clarification!
>
> So how do I determine whether there was no change or there was a change that can not be represented by the delta?
>
> In your example, there is only a lub change, what would glbAny(), glbMin() and glbMax() return?
They'd still return true, 1, and 0, respectively. But you can use the function SetView::modevent(d) on your Delta d to find out which modification event caused the advisor to run. For sets, the ModEvents contain enough information to find out which of the bounds has changed (except if you get ME_SET_VAL, unfortunately).
If you require more exact delta information, you could consider using CachedViews, which store the previous domain and make it easy to iterate over the difference.
Cheers,
Guido
--
Guido Tack,
http://www.csse.monash.edu/~guidot/
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Deploying MinIO on Kubernetes
MinIO is a high-performance object storage solution with native support for Kubernetes deployments. minIO provides an API compatible with Amazon Web Services S3 and supports all core S3 features. MinIO is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0.
MinIO is different in that it was designed from the beginning as a private/hybrid cloud object storage. Because MinIO is built specifically to serve objects, the single-tier architecture allows for all the necessary functionality. It is a cloud-native object server that is simultaneously high-performance, scalable, and lightweight.
Table of Contents
StorageClass
The persistent volume used in this test is bare host directory, Since this is just a test, no additional StorageClass is prepared.
...
volumeMounts:
- name: data
mountPath: /data
volumes:
- name: data
hostPath:
path: /storage/minio
Create Minio Headless Service
Headless Service controls the domain within which StatefulSets are created. The domain managed by this Service takes the form: $(service name).$(namespace).svc.cluster.local
(where cluster.local
is the cluster domain), and the pods in this domain take the form: $(pod-name-{i}).$(service name).$(namespace).svc.cluster.local
. This is required to get a DNS resolvable URL for each of the pods created within the Statefulset.
This is the Headless service description:
---
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
name: minio
labels:
app: minio
spec:
clusterIP: None
ports:
- name: minio
port: 9000
- name: console
port: 9001
selector:
app: minio
Create the headless service
kubectl apply -f headless-svc.yaml
Create Minio StatefulSet
A StatefulSet provides a deterministic name and a unique identity to each pod, making it easy to deploy stateful distributed applications. To launch distributed Minio user need to pass drive locations as parameters to the minio server command. Then the user need to run the same command on all the participating pods. StatefulSets offer a perfect way to handle this requirement.
This is the StatefulSet description.
---
apiVersion: apps/v1
kind: StatefulSet
metadata:
name: minio
spec:
serviceName: minio
podManagementPolicy: Parallel
updateStrategy:
type: RollingUpdate
replicas: 4
selector:
matchLabels:
app: minio
template:
metadata:
labels:
app: minio
spec:
nodeSelector:
minio_role: distributed
containers:
- name: minio
env:
- name: MINIO_SERVER_URL
value: http://minio.idocker.io
- name: MINIO_BROWSER_REDIRECT_URL
value: http://console.minio.idocker.io
- name: MINIO_ROOT_USER
value: "admin"
- name: MINIO_ROOT_PASSWORD
value: "passwd_for_admin"
image: minio/minio:RELEASE.2022-01-08T03-11-54Z
imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent
args:
- server
- http://minio-{0...3}.minio.minio.svc.cluster.local/data
- "--console-address=:9001"
ports:
- name: api
containerPort: 9000
hostPort: 9000
protocol: TCP
- name: console
containerPort: 9001
hostPort: 9001
protocol: TCP
resources:
limits:
cpu: 2000m
memory: 2Gi
requests:
cpu: 1000m
memory: 1Gi
livenessProbe:
exec:
command: ["curl", "-f", "http://localhost:9000/minio/health/live"]
initialDelaySeconds: 3
periodSeconds: 3
timeoutSeconds: 3
readinessProbe:
exec:
command: ["curl", "-f", "http://localhost:9000/minio/health/live"]
initialDelaySeconds: 3
periodSeconds: 2
timeoutSeconds: 1
volumeMounts:
- name: data
mountPath: /data
volumes:
- name: data
hostPath:
path: /storage/minio
Create the StatefulSet.
kubectl apply -f minio-dist-statefulset.yaml
Expose Service using Ingress
Now that a MinIO StatefulSet running, user may either want to access it internally (within the cluster) or expose it as a Service onto an external (outside of the cluster, maybe public internet) IP address, depending on the use case. This can be achieved using Services.
There are many service types - default type is ClusterIP, which exposes a service to connection from inside the cluster. NodePort and LoadBalancer are two types that expose services to external traffic. At here, We will use Traefik Ingress to expose the service.
This is the service description.
---
apiVersion: traefik.containo.us/v1alpha1
kind: IngressRoute
metadata:
name: minio-router
spec:
entryPoints:
- web
routes:
- match: Host(`minio.idocker.io`)
kind: Rule
services:
- name: minio
port: 9000
- match: Host(`console.minio.idocker.io`)
kind: Rule
services:
- name: minio
port: 9001
Create the IngressRoute
kubectl apply -f ingress-router.yaml
Access Minio
Use the following URL to access MinIO: http://console.minio.idocker.io


import seaborn as sns
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
%matplotlib inline
iris= sns.load_dataset('iris')
iris.head()
grd = sns.PairGrid(data=iris)
#then you can assign what you want plotted for diagonal, above diagonal, below diagonal.
# when mapping, pass just function pointers, dont call the function itself.
grd.map_diag(sns.distplot)
grd.map_upper(plt.scatter)
grd.map_lower(sns.kdeplot)
During EDA, you want to find the distribution of data by sub-categories, sub-conditions. You can do so by building FacetGrids. As it means, you get a grid for every facet of the data.
#load tips data
tips = sns.load_dataset('tips')
tips.head()
Suppose we want to visualize total_bill
by time of day and wheather or not it was a smoker. You need to filter data out then make dist plots. YOu can do all of that in 1 step with FacetGrid
s.
#for each unique value in `time` you get a row and
# each unique value in `smoker` you get a col
fg = sns.FacetGrid(data=tips, row='time', col='smoker')
#now map a plot for each of the grid
fg.map(sns.distplot, 'total_bill')
If you dont like the pale blue background of seaborn plots, you can modify that with set_style
.
Note: Using set_style() will control the appearance for the entire notebook and all future plots
sns.set_style(style='ticks') #ticks, white, dark, darkgrid, whitegrid
#redraw the facet grid from above
fg = sns.FacetGrid(data=tips, row='time', col='smoker')
#now map a plot for each of the grid
fg.map(sns.distplot, 'total_bill')
You can use matplotlib figsize
but have to specify that as a context as well.
plt.figure(figsize=(5,5)) #generate a fig, sns will piggyback this with the plot
sns.distplot(tips['total_bill'])
You can use the set_context()
to pick sizing templates
sns.set_context(context='poster', font_scale=0.8)
# valid contexts = paper, notebook, talk, poster -
# with notebook being 1:1 and paper being smaller and poster being largest
#draw the facet grid
fg = sns.FacetGrid(data=tips, row='smoker', col='time')
fg.map(sns.distplot, 'total_bill')
Another way to set the size is to access the fig
handle direclty
#draw the facet grid
fg = sns.FacetGrid(data=tips, row='smoker', col='time')
#set the size
fg.fig.set_size_inches(w=10, h=10)
#plot the fig
fg.map(sns.distplot, 'total_bill')


wsclient acts as a Web Service client. Normally, wsclient uses a request/response pattern. The XML payload of the request is read from stdin and the XML payload of the received reply is written to stdout. wsclient supports two different bindings:
The payload is conceptually an XML infoset rather than a byte-stream. By default, the XML infoset is serialized as a plain XML document on input and output, but wsclient also supports the use of XOP to allow the input and output to refer to external binary resources. When using the SOAP binding, wsclient can also use MTOM for sending and receiving the payload. Note that the serialization of the XML payload for input and output is independent of the serialization of the payload for sending and receiving.
Instead of being an XML infoset, the payload can be empty. This is represented on input and output as an empty file (0 bytes). With the SOAP binding, this corresponds to a SOAP body element with no children. With the HTTP binding, it corresponds to an HTTP message with no entity body.
By default, wsclient uses the HTTP binding. The SOAP binding may be used for
just the reply or for both the request and the reply. The general form of the
command is:
wsclient
[options] [destURI].
The destURI argument is required unlesss the
–in-reply-to-message
option is used.
With the SOAP binding, if a fault message is recevied as the reply, the fault is output as normal, but the exit code will be 1 rather than 0.
[Options marked with * are suggested for 1.0.]
The options in this section require the use of the HTTP binding for the request.
–get
*
Uses GET as the HTTP method. Nothing will be read from the input.
–put
Uses PUT as the HTTP method.
–content-type=content-type
*
The payload has content-type content-type. By default, with the HTTP binding, wsclient will use a content-type of application/xml. No content-type will be specified for the empty payload.
The use of any option in this section implies –soap
.
–soap
*
Use the SOAP
binding. This always enables the SOAP binding for the reply.
It also enables the SOAP binding for the request,
unless an option such as –get
is used that requires the
HTTP binding for the
request. In the normal case, you will not need to specify the
–soap
option, because you will need to specify the
–action
option, which implies the use of the SOAP binding. It’s useful
mainly in conjunction with –get
.
–soap1.1
Use version 1.1 of SOAP.
–send-only
*
Normally, wsclient uses a request/response pattern. With the SOAP binding, it will
normally expect to get a SOAP message back and will
exit with an exit code of 2, if it does not. With –send-only
,
it will not expect to get a SOAP message back (other than
a fault); if it does get a SOAP message back, it will
exit with an exit code of 2.
-a
*
–action=
uri*
Use uri as the SOAP action. This implies the
use of WS-Addressing unless –no-wsa
is used.
–soap-header=
filename
Add the contents of filename as a SOAP header block. filename is parsed as an XML document. The document element of the resulting element is added as a SOAP header block. This option can be specified multiple times.
–soap-out
*
Output the entire SOAP reply instead of just its XML payload.
–soap-dump
*
Output the SOAP request to stdout instead of sending it.
–soap-in
–no-wsa
*
Don’t add WS-Addressing headers.
–to=
uri*
Uses uri as the To address instead of destURI. A wsa:To
header will always be added unless –no-wsa
is specified.
–from=
uri*
Inserts a wsa:From header with an address of uri.
–reply-to=
uri*
Uses uri as the ReplyTo address. If –reply-to
is
not specified and –send-only
is specified, then http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing/none
will be
used as the wsa:ReplyTo address. If neither –reply-to
nor
–send-only
is specified, then no wsa:ReplyTo address will be
added.
–fault-to=
uri*
Uses uri as the FaultTo address.
–in-reply-to=
uri*
Inserts a wsa:RelatesTo header with a relationship of http://www.w3.org/2005/08/addressing/reply
.
–in-reply-to-message=
file
Inserts addressing headers appropriate for a message that is in reply to the SOAP message contained in file. destURI is optional in this case.
–wsa-submission
Use the WS-Addressing Submission rather the WS-Addressing 1.0 Recommendation.
–timestamp
*
Generates a timestamp element in the security header.
–ttl=
duration
Makes the timestamp expire after an interval of duration. duration must be non-empty and match the regexp:
([0-9]+d)?([0-9]+h)?([0-9]+m)?(([0-9]+(\.[0-9]*)|\.[0-9]+?)s)?
A number followed by d, h, m or s specifies a duration in days, hours, minutes or seconds respectively. Implies –timestamp.
–sign-body
Signs the SOAP body.
–sign-header=
QName
Signs any SOAP headers whose element name is the specified URI and local-name; local-name may be * to indicate all SOAP headers in that namespace; may be used multiple times.
The binding of any prefix in the QName to a namespace URI is controlled by the
–xmlns
option.
–sign-element=
QName
Signs any elements in the message whose element name is the specified URI and local-name and that is not within any other element that is to be signed ; without this option, cipher data will automatically be identified as eligible for binary optimization.
The binding of any prefix in the QName to a namespace URI is controlled by the
–xmlns
option.
–sign-timestamp
Signs the timestamp. The timestamp must either already be present or –timestamp must be used to add one.
–protect-tokens
[Same as sp:ProtectTokens. Is this needed?]
–certificate=
file
Includes an X509 security token from file, which is an X509 certificate in PEM format. This is a certificate for the sender which can be used for signing or supporting according to other options.
–key=
file
Signs using the private key file, which must be the private key in PEM format. The certificate corresponding to the key must be specified using –certificate.
–key-password=
passwd
Password for accessing the private key (needed if the private key is password-protected). This is not secure on a multi-user machine since passwords on the command-line are accessible to other users via utilities such as ps.
–key-password-file=
file
File containing password for accessing the private key (needed if the private key is password-protected).
–encrypt-payload
Encrypts the contents of the SOAP body.
–encrypt-element=
QName
Encrypts any elements in the message whose element name is the specified URI and local-name and that are not within any other element that is to be encrypted. May be specified multiple times.
The binding of any prefix in the QName to a namespace URI is controlled by the
–xmlns
option.
–no-binary-optimize-cipher-data
Prohibits cipher data from being binary-optimized.
–encrypt-before-signing
Encrypts before signing, in other words the signature is computed over the ciphertext; by default, when there a message is to be protected with both signing and encryption, wsclient will sign before encrypting, in other words, the signature will be computed over the plaintext.
–encrypt-signature
Encrypts the signature (when signing before encryption).
–recipient-certificate=
file
Encrypts using the public key associated with file, which should be an X509 certificate in PEM format.
–algorithmsuite=
algorithmsuite
Use the corresponding algorithmsuite for signature and encryption. The value is one from Web Services Security Policy language July-2005 [section 7.1 Algoruthmsuite Property]
eg:- –algorithmsuite=Basic256Rsa15
–policy-file=
policy-file
This option is used to provide a security policy file for wsclient. When you give this option you can avoid using options like –timestamp, –sign-body, –encrypt-signature and –encrypt-payload because these could be specified in policy xml file.
eg:- -policy-file $WSFC_HOME/bin/samples/wsclient/data/policy.xml
–user=
user*
Includes a username token with user as the username.
–password=
passwd*
Uses passwd as the password for the username token. This is not secure on a multi-user machine since passwords on the command-line are accessible to other users via utilities such as ps.
–password-file=
file*
Uses the password from file. Leading and trailing whitespace are stripped.
–netrc
Includes a username token using .netrc to select the username and password. The .netrc file is used by a number of client programs such as ftp and curl to map machine names to user/password pairs. See netrc(5). The machine name used to lookup the user/password in .netrc comes from the destination URI of the SOAP message.
–digest
Uses a password digest for the username token. This requires that there be options specifying the password (such as –user-password).
–force-insecure
By default, a plain text password will only be sent over a secure transport (https). This option will force a plain text password to be sent over an insecure transport. This option is insecure.
WS-Security is very general and allows for multiple security tokens of
multiple types which can separately be used to protect the message in complex
interdependent ways. In order to support this, we allow each security token
to be distinguished by an index, which can be any ASCII
alphanumeric string. All of the options in the previous section (apart from
–timestamp
and –ttl
) can optionally specify a
token index. For options that take an argument, the token index is specified
following a comma after the required argument. For options that don’t take
an argument, the token index becomes an optional argument.
In addition there are two additional options:
–sign-token=
[token
index][,
signing token index]
Signs token token index using token signing token index. If token index is omitted, all pre-existing tokens in the input message are signed.
–sign-signature=
[signature token
index][,
signing token index]
Signs signature done using token signature token index using token signing token index. If signature token index is omitted, all pre-existing signatures in the input message are signed.
Example of SignedEndorsingSupportingTokens from 9.4 of Security Policy.
wsclient --certificate=1.pem,1 --certificate=2.pem,2 \ --sign-timestamp=1 --sign-token=2,1 --sign-signature=1,2
–no-mtom
*
Don’t use MTOM to optimize the sending of the XML infoset. This works with
both the SOAP and
the HTTP binding.
MTOM is always supported for receiving. By default, MTOM is used for sending
if there are any elements that are binary-optimized. When
–xop-in
is used, elements whose content was specified with
xop:Include are binary optimized.
–xop-in
[=dir]*
When constructing the logical XML infoset of the payload from
the input XML,
recognize xop:Include elements and resolve them. Resolving an xop:Include
element means replacing the element by the base64 encoding of the resource
referenced by the URI
in the href attribute. The XOP specification restricts the URI to be a cid URI, but this restriction is
not applied here. If –no-mtom
has not been specified, then the
net result is a MIME XOP package will
be transmitted and the URI in each xop:Include element
will be replaced by a cid URI.
The URI in the href
attribute may be a relative URI. If it is, then it is
resolved into an absolute URI using the absolute file
URI corresponding to
the directory dir as the base URI. Note that dir may
be a relative path name (which is resolved relative to the current directory
as usual). The dir option argument is optional. It defaults to
.
(the current directory).
–xop-out
[=dir]*
Serialize the received reply by creating an XOP package, writing the
extracted content as files in dir, and serializing the XOP document
to stdout with the URIs in the xop:Include href attributes being relative
URIs relative to dir referencing the extracted content. The elements
whose content is extracted will be those that were binary optimized in the
received reply. Thus the net result of –xop-out
is to write
the non-root parts to files in dir, and write the root part to
stdout, replacing cid URIs by relative URIs referencing the files. The
dir option argument is optional. It defaults to .
(the
current directory). The names of the output file will be chosen so as not to
overwrite any existing files in dir.
These can be used with the SOAP binding only if the transport is HTTP.
–http-header=line
*
Add line as an HTTP header.
–output-http-headers=file
*
Output the HTTP headers in the response to file.
–xmlns=
prefix,namespace
A prefix of prefix in a QName on the command-line is interpreted
as referring to the URI namespace. This is
used by the –sign-header
, –sign-element
and
–encrypt-element
options.
--help
Print the help available for wsclient.


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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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Click on a forecast to see the forecast trend for that day
Weather forecast accuracy for Washington, District of Columbia
| Intellicast | 84.24% |
| The Weather Channel | 83.96% |
| MyForecast | 79.17% |
| Accuweather | 77.36% |
| National Weather Service | 76.62% |
| NWS Digital Forecast | 71.27% |
| The Weather Channel | 78.85% |
| Intellicast | 78.62% |
| Accuweather | 75.63% |
| National Weather Service | 74.85% |
| MyForecast | 74.84% |
| NWS Digital Forecast | 74.64% |
ForecastAdvisor Fact
60.8% of National Weather Service's low temperature forecasts for Washington were within 3 degrees of actual temperatures last month.


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* A package is a small container in which a quantity of something is sold. Packages are either small boxes made of thin cardboard, or bags or envelopes made of paper or plastic. ... When a product is packaged, it is put into containers to be sold.
| Department | Included |
|---|---|
| M.Tech | |
| B.Tech | |
| MCA |
Volconologist...
Quantum physicist...
Oceanographer...
Biomedical engineer...
Job profile developed by the personnel department of a business might include such things as job responsibilities, required qualifications, advancement prospects.
Profile summary is a summary of your education, skills, career experiences, and goals.
Coding.
Communication.
Networks.
Time Management.
More Information Technology Skills
Communication.
Ability to Work Under Pressure.
Decision Making.
Time Management.
Self-Motivation.
Conflict Resolution.
Personal Skills?Leadership.
Adaptability
A skill is the ability to do something well, a certain competence or proficiency. Skills are typically acquired or developed through direct experiences and training, and they can require sustained effort.
The hiring manager wants to: Learn about your career goals and how this position fits into your plan. Make sure that you are sincerely interested in the job and will be motivated to perform if hired. Find out what you know about the company, industry, position (and if you took the time to research).
A resume is a brief summary. ... If you were writing your resume you would include only the work information that relates specifically to the job you're applying for, but for a Curriculum Vitae, you would also include all your teaching experience, lab and field work..
When writing your first resume with no work experience, it's appropriate to include casual jobs like babysitting, pet sitting, lawn mowing, and shoveling snow. All experience counts and the way you present yourself, your skills, and your assets to a hiring manager begins with a strong resume.
I believe I will do well in this job because I have the relevant skills and it is my field of interest. ... I have a confident that I can do well in the job because of self confidence, positive attitude. Previous success also brings self confidence for the future success.
WEB DESIGN!!
Online ordering system helps to maintain a Better Business Relationship with your customers, which is a key factor to run any successful business.
IT SERVICES!!
We are ideally located in Larbert meaning we can offer IT support to businesses throughout Scotland. We take the hassle and worry out of your IT system by providing preventative and proactive IT support.
WEB Marketing!!
We are passionate about digital content creation, strategy and delivery. We deliver results by designing marketing strategies which improve our clients brand visibility.


First name is required.
Last name is required.
Email address is required.
Email address is invalid.
Username is required.
Bio is required.
Major is required.
Availabilty Status is required.
Team Name is required.
GPA is required.
Graduation Date is required.


let servo to rotate some certain angle (0-180).
pin
: int. the PWM pin which is attached by the servo
angle
: int. the rotate angle (0-180)
status
: boolean. if succeeds, output true.
Measure the knob value in every 1s, set the rotate angle as (knob_value/10)


For any x with |x|<1,
$$\frac{1}{1 - \mathrm{x}}
= 1
+ \mathrm{x}
+ \mathrm{x}^2
+ \mathrm{x}^3
+ ...
+ \mathrm{x}^{\mathrm{n}}
+ ...$$
= ∑i=0∞xi.
We can arrive at this result either by using the binomial theorem, or by making a Taylor series expansion, or by considering the infinite sum of a particular geometric progression.


Deleting Individual Items
Starting with version 1.3, RSS Bandit allows deleting individual feed items. To
delete an item, simply select the item and press the "Delete" key. You may also
right click the item and select "Delete" on the context menu.
Deleting an item places it in the new Special Feed named "Deleted Items" as in Figure 1. Items remain here until you empty the bin by right clicking it and selecting "Delete Items".
Figure 1: Closeup of the Deleted Items Recycling Bin.
Automatically Deleting Old Items
RSS Bandit allows the user to set an option to automatically delete posts
older than a specified number of days. For example, RSS Bandit can be set
to delete all posts older than 30 days.
There are two places where this setting applies.  Likewise, individual feeds can be configured to override the global setting on a per feed basis.
Global Settings
To access the global setting, click on the Tools menu and select Options....
In the Options dialog box, click on the Feeds tab (see Figure 2). The setting
"Default Maximum Item Age:" is the global setting for when to delete
a post.
Figure 2: Configuring the global setting for when to delete feed items.
Per Feed Setting
To access this setting for a particular feed, right click on the feed and click Properties....
In the resulting dialog, the Max. Item Age drop down allows you to select a
value for when items within the feed should be automatically deleted (See
Figure 3).
Figure 3:
Configuring an individual feed.


| ALOG_SET_EVENT_REPORT_FILTER |
421 (0x1a5) |
Set filter for reporting events. Events are not stored in component. |
| FilterLevel |
InputFilterLevel |
Filter level |
| FilterEnable |
InputFilterEnabled |
Filter state |
| ALOG_SET_EVENT_SEND_FILTER |
422 (0x1a6) |
Set filter for sending events. Event will not be sent as a buffer. |
| FilterLevel |
SendFilterLevel |
Filter level |
| FilterEnable |
SendFilterEnabled |
Severity filter state |
| ALOG_DUMP_EVENT_LOG |
423 (0x1a7) |
Dump circular buffers of events to a file |
| filename |
Fw::CmdStringArg |
|
| ALOG_SET_ID_FILTER |
424 (0x1a8) |
Filter a particular ID |
| ID |
U32 |
|
| IdFilterEnable |
IdFilterEnabled |
ID filter state |
| ALOG_DUMP_FILTER_STATE |
425 (0x1a9) |
Dump the filter states via events |
|
|
|


Caladea is a free modern, friendly serif font family based on Cambo, designed by Carolina Giovagnoli and Andrés Torresi for Huerta Tipográfica.
Caladea has the following differences:
To contribute, see github.com/huertatipografica/Caladea.


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Languages
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ENGLISH
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WORD
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POWERPOINT
Qualities
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| 8ball |
Asks the 8ball a question. |
%8ball (Question) |
8 |
| addnoti |
Receive a DM whenever a phrase or word is said in the current server. |
%addnoti (phrase/word) |
|
| botinfo |
Get information about the bot. |
%botinfo |
|
| checkprefix |
Check the current prefix using the default prefix. |
%checkprefix |
|
| choose |
Choose between a selection of options. Underscores are spaces between words. Spaces separate choices. |
%choose option1 option2 |
|
| displayemoji |
Display an Emoji |
%displayemoji :emoji |
|
| flip |
Flips a Coin |
%flip |
|
| invite |
Invite Link for Irene |
%invite |
|
| listnoti |
list all your notification phrases that exist in the current server. |
%listnoti |
|
| nword |
Checks how many times a user has said the N Word |
%nword @user |
|
| nwordleaderboard |
Shows leaderboards for how many times the nword has been said. |
%nwl (server/global) |
nwl |
| patreon |
Displays Patreon Information. |
%patreon |
patron |
| ping |
Shows Latency to Discord |
%ping |
pong |
| random |
Choose a random number from a range (a,b) |
%random a b [Ex: %random 1 100] |
r,rand,randint |
| removenoti |
Remove a phrase/word when it said in the current server. |
%removenoti (phrase/word) |
deletenoti |
| report |
Report an issue with Irene. |
%report (issue) |
|
| servercount |
Shows how many servers Irene is on. |
%servercount |
|
| serverinfo |
View information about the current server. |
%serverinfo |
|
| setlanguage |
Changes language of Irene. Available Choices: en_us |
%setlanguage (language choice) |
|
| stopgames |
End all games that you are hosting or that may exist in the text channel. |
%stopgames |
stopgame, endgame, endames |
| suggest |
Suggest a feature for Irene |
%suggest (feature) |
|
| support |
Support Discord Server for Irene |
%support |
|
| translate |
Translate between languages using Papago |
%translate English Korean this is a test phrase. |
|
| vote |
Link to Voting for Irene on Top.gg |
%vote |
|


CURRENT_DATABASE
: this function will return the name of the database the current query is executed in.


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NSAIDs -- or nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs -- are among the most common pain relief medicines in the world. Every day more than 30 million Americans use them to soothe headaches, sprains, arthritis symptoms, and other daily discomforts, according to the American Gastroenterological Association. And as if that wasn't enough, in addition to dulling pain NSAIDs also lower fever and reduce swelling.
NSAIDs relieve pain and fever. They also reduce swelling and inflammation caused by an injury or a disease such as arthritis. Some NSAIDs, such as ibuprofen and naproxen, help ease cramping and reduce blood loss from heavy menstrual bleeding.
Possible risks of all NSAIDs include, among others:
1. Stomach problems like bleeding, ulcer and stomach upset.
2. High blood pressure.
3. Fluid retention (causing swelling, such as around the lower legs, feet, ankles and hands).
4. Kidney problems.
5. Heart problems.
6. Rashes.


Firewatch Parallax Effect
This template is a recreation of the multi-layered Parallax Effect found on the Firewatch game's main website. The parallax effect uses up to nine layers of images. Each image scrolls at a different speed giving the viewer a sense of depth as they scroll through the page.
You can even add more layers if desired, but I felt like the 9 layers added plenty of depth to the scene. You can even take away layers for a simpler look.
Download NowFade In Animations
Animations help catch the eyes of users. The pulsing animation of the Navigation button signifies that it is clickable.
Modernizr
By using Modernizr the site will check the different features that are available on the user's browser. Easy to update, easy to maintain.
Smooth Scroller
This template uses the Smooth Scroll JQuery add-on. Go ahead, give us a high five! It'll take you back to the top of the site in the smoothest style ever! The Smooth Scroll gives the Parallax Effect an even better feel.
Waypoints
By using the Waypoints JQuery library, the animations don't load until they are in view. This further captures the eye of the user.


WWDC week in San Jose is exciting and overwhelming at the same time: so many iOS and Mac developers all in one city. You finally have the chance to meet all the people in person you interact with online usually.
By making a real-time map of all developers you'll be able to spontaneously meet nearby developers or join other groups.
How does it work
Apple limits the number of users in a location sharing group, as does line.here.
This year WWDC.family is "ConfFriends". Building upon past years solutions, ConfFriends uses Texture & Firebase to provide a performant map of users from around the world as they descend on San Jose.
This year we've made it super easy to hide & disable your location, add a privacy zone which avoids tracking your location within a specific area as well as the option to delete your account & information at anytime.
We will be open sourcing the code on GitHub shortly.
Ideas
If you have any ideas, please get in touch with me on Twitter.


The popular bank is a Spanish bank founded in 1926 that has become the fifth most important bank in the country.
Since the late nineties began its meteoric rise integrating in all the Spanish autonomous communities. I also have presence in Portugal and South America. However, he made several very serious mistakes that have ended up paying the usual ones, the investors and customers of the bank. The one who created this disaster while he was alive was Luis Valls who mortgaged the bank entering the real estate business, granting millionaire loans without calculating the risk of these operations. And it is that I am already buying at the end of the crisis the mortgages that other banks sold, knowing what was to come.
However, after the housing crisis in Spain many other banks decided to get rid of the assets by sending them to the bad bank, the SAREB, assuming losses. And it is that, it is better to assume losses soon, than to lose everything .
After the death of Valls Angel happened to him Ron, and it is that the saying already says it, another will come that good will do to me.
The bank will be controlled by Ron from 2006, which will be a whole fool management in which will be dedicated to further indebt the bank buying broken corporations or making other banks as the Banco Pastor, which was absorbed 100% in 2011. These acquisitions if they had been accommodated to the bank with time and had been invested intelligently the dammage of the crisis could be subsaned. To give an example, in 2009 was the perfect time to start accumulating shares of companies that had suffered a huge erosion by the crisis of Lehman Brothers and buy commodities like gold or silver. Well, the bank was still investing in houses.
After the final puncture of the bubble in late 2009 and entered the real crisis in Spain with a daily job destruction the bank would be enraged to sell its toxic assets such as mortgages and brick. In 2012, year in which Spain rubbed the record of unemployment, the bank already accumulated some losses difficult to recover. However, all this data was covered and it was continued as if nothing would happen, to see if there were better winds and assets were revalued. And it is that in economy you can not wait and risk everything and that is basically the management of Angel Ron, the immobilism .
The capitalization of the company increased from 8700 million in 2014 to 5000 million in 2015. And it would have to go down even more, up to the 1300 million that it closed with accounts that revealed a huge debt, that is, a negative real capitalization. . If we look at the graph that the share price has decreased from 5 euros, in 2014, to 0.5 euros when it went bankrupt. That is, 90% and the capitalization a somewhat lower figure from 5,000 million to just 1,300 million. However the actual capitalization if it has fallen and much more because year after year the Popular investor had to subscribe shares so as not to lose what little he had. This investment, let's say to save the bank, was charged by managers and employees until the following year when another new expansion was made.
This bank, apart from the evaporated money record, also has another record, being the bank with the largest capital increases.
And is that since the bad winds began to blow in 2008 the bank has made the small figure of 47 capital increases. And it is that although in the previous graph there are only signs of an extension, it is because that is the one that disbands more the technical graph difficult to follow if only the price of the action is sustained. This is because that year a contrasplit of 5 to 1 was made to decrease the number of shares and give it more value.
It can only be said that in order to save Popular from bankruptcy, another expansion worth 3,000 million dollars would have been made, 3 times more than the value it has on the stock market, that is, a 66% dilution. This robbery has not only been possible by one person.
Here other figures have played a great role but they are always marked to the presidents or leaders of the companies, although they are the ones who put or take away people, then they are the most responsible.
However, it seems a lie that the CNMV has allowed these setbacks. Any securities regulator from a first-world country would have put this bank outside the IBEX35. But in Spain the corruption is in all the entities and where it would not be missing is in the place where the greatest wealth of the country is found.
Says the rats are the first to leave the boat, so Angel Ron left the presidency of Popular in 2016, and the path to succeed him was Saracho, an expert in business banking and valuation of financial assets . While I did not know the ins and outs of commercial banking. Mr. Emilio Saracho was placed by some top finger to channel the absorption of this by Banco Santander at an affordable price for the latter. With this the Santander would have made a large space in Spain and insurance that would have been paid to those responsible as Saracho, counselors and advisors for these actions. In the image below, Angel Ron and Emilio Saracho, last and most responsible for Banco Popular.
At the end of April, the bank begins to suffer the constant pressure of the bears, in which the CNMV does not update correctly and it is still not known whether, on purpose or inadvertently, the short positions on the bank.
They suffer a huge pulse between the entities that want to eat the bank and the vulture funds, in which the small minority that still continues to decide to leave. But there will still be a bigger scam because in statements to newspapers the head of the bank lied about the financial situation encouraging the purchase of shares. In the last moments of the quotation already finished on Friday, mandatory maxima of the two banks would meet together with people of the government and the acquisition of the bank would be real for one euro. For this the petition would be sent to the European Union and it would be admitted.
However, Banco Santander's flagship operation has turned out to be more negative than positive since many of the former bank's clients decided to go to other banks and due to the alleged involvement of Banco Santander in the last devaluation of the Popular, Santander has lost a good reputation within the financial sector, more than what could be obtained in the long term with the aforementioned bank.
Everything points to the fact that the bank Santander already in March would not be interested in taking the Popular bank at any price and in the end it would take it perhaps due to internal pressures from the central government. To avoid possible bankruptcy of the same on the stock market and the use of capital by foreign brokers.
And sometimes, despite presuming liberals when we lose, we are capable of being more interventionist than Venezuela.
All these illegality and irresponsibility are still investigated and people have already passed by court sometimes although the victims of this scam have not yet received the money they lost. Today all the assets of the bank are in the hands of Banco Santader, an entity chaired by Ana Botín, image on the right.
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Mimikatz can be executed in interactive mode by simply running “Mimikatz.exe” or pass it a command and exit (example: ‘Mimikatz “kerberos::list” exit’). Invoke-Mimikatz does not have an interactive mode.
Mimikatz can be used to pass commands from the command line to Mimikatz for processing in order which is useful for Invoke-Mimikatz or when using Mimikatz in scripts. Appending “exit” exits Mimikatz after the last command is executed (do this so Mimikatz exits gracefully).
Command examples
.\mimikatz "privilege::debug" "sekurlsa::logonpasswords" exit
.\mimikatz #enter CLI


Sanity Testing (check the console) : This example is here to make sure that the SDK works inside a browser. It simply does a GET /publicRooms on matrix.org


Planned Pooling
the app
about
examples
Some examples:
(Thanks to Jill Spreenberg Robinson for this one.)
(Thanks Samantha!)


All functions |
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|---|---|
Class that contains all isomiRs annotation for all samples |
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Loads miRNA annotation from seqbuster tool or pre-processed data. |
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Import |
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Loads miRNA annotation from seqbuster tool or pre-processed data. |
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Accessors for the count matrix of a IsomirDataSeq object. |
Data frame containing mirna from Argyropoulos's paper |
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Accessors for the 'design' slot of a IsomirDataSeq object. |
enrichResult class |
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Find miRNAs target using mRNA/miRNA expression |
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Data frame containing gene expression data |
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Annotate the rawData of the IsomirDataSeq object |
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Create count matrix with different summarizing options |
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Differential expression analysis with DESeq2 |
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Clustering miRNAs-genes pairs in similar pattern expression |
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Normalize count matrix |
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Partial Least Squares Discriminant Analysis for |
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Plot components from isoPLSDA analysis (pairs plot) |
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Plot the amount of isomiRs in different samples |
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Functional miRNA / gene expression profile plot |
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Plot nucleotides changes at a given position |
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Method to select specific miRNAs from an IsomirDataSeq object. |
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Heatmap of the top expressed isomiRs |
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isomiRs |
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Data frame containing gene-mirna relationship |
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Example of IsomirDataSeq with human brain miRNA counts data |
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Data frame containing mirna from Argyropoulos's paper |
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Find targets in targetscan database |
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Data frame containing mirna expression data |
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Update IsomirDataSeq object from version < 1.7 |


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Endless Cup $2.00 - Cafe au Lait
- House blended coffee infused into a smooth, steamed milk.
Single $2.00 Double $3.00 - Iced Cappuccino
- Regular house blend. decaffinated coffee, or flavor of the day.
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You can either:1Connecting requires you to give permission for this app (favr3) to read your Flickr account. It won't upload, delete or modify any of your Flickr content, and you can withdraw permission at any time in your Flickr account settings.
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This app is in no way affiliated to Flickr, in case you were wondering. It also uses a cookie to remember you, if you choose to authorise favr3.


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In the demo, the set of words is fixed
Click to get similar words, right click to remove the word.
Restart with your word
Keep it blank for a random word.
Download the graph
Threshold
Top N
Disabled in demo.


Full 64-bit resolution date and time support with resolution up to nanosecond granularity is provided, with easy transition to and from the standard 'POSIXct' type.
| Version: | 0.2.3 |
| Imports: | methods, bit64, RcppCCTZ (≥ 0.2.3), zoo |
| Suggests: | RUnit, data.table, xts |
| Published: | 2018-09-30 |
| Author: | Dirk Eddelbuettel and Leonardo Silvestri |
| Maintainer: | Dirk Eddelbuettel <edd at debian.org> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: | nanotime results |
| Reference manual: | nanotime.pdf |
| Package source: | nanotime_0.2.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: nanotime_0.2.3.zip, r-release: nanotime_0.2.3.zip, r-oldrel: nanotime_0.2.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: nanotime_0.2.3.tgz, r-oldrel: nanotime_0.2.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | nanotime archive |
| Reverse suggests: | data.table, fst, tsibble |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=nanotime to link to this page.


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Jeremy John
At some point during his high school years, Jeremy accidentally ate the red pill instead of the more harmless blue one; he has been an activist for social justice ever since.
A full-stack Drupal developer specializing in tricky bugs, migrations, and Drupal scaling, Jeremy loves elegant usability, readable code, and maintainable open-source solutions--after all, what good is technology when it isn't usable, sustainable, and accessible?
Jeremy is generally a radical, but unpredictably so. He is a poet, as well as a disciple of the quixote. Though a completely untrained theologian, he works to disrupt the money-based economy with a love-based model. He is working on a personal website designed to connect churches, mosques, and synagogues directly with farmers in order to bring fresh produce to those in need.
As an author, Jeremy is currently writing a dystopian science-fiction novel, and his work as a blogger can be found scattered across the interwebs.


procedure IntensityToAlpha(Dst, Src: TCustomBitmap32);
This function transforms the color intensity, stored in RGB channels of Src bitmap into the alpha channel in Dst. If necessary, the Dst bitmap is resized to fit Src dimesions.
The intensity is calculated using the Intensity function.
The function writes only the alpha component into Dst. Other channels remain intact (provided dimensions of Dst and Src match before IntensityToAlpha call).
IntensityToAlpha is useful when it is necessary to load an alpha channel stored in as an image.
The in-place operation is fully supported, that is Dst may be the same as Src.
[See also] AlphaToGrayscale


Legends of Code and Magic
Authors:
Jakub Kowalski
,
Radosław Miernik
In cooperation with
Special thanks to:
[CG]jupoulton
and
[CG]Thibaud
for CodinGame assistance,
JohnnyYuge
and
Wildum
for testing,
Eury
and
[CG]Jack
for graphic improvements.
Ongoing
LOCM 1.2 Multiplayer
LOCM 1.0 Multiplayer
Past competitions
LOCM 1.2 COG 2021 Contest
LOCM 1.2 COG 2020 Contest
LOCM 1.2 CEC 2020 Contest
LOCM 1.2 COG 2019 Contest
LOCM 1.2 CEC 2019 Contest
CodinGame Marathon Contest
[Results]
27.07.2018-24.08.2018
CodinGame Sprint Contest
[Results]
25.07.2018
The Game
Rules
List of Cards
[txt version]
Referee
Streams
[
YouTube playlist
]
by
game authors
:
[
YouTube
] related literature, games commentary, intro to evolutionary algorithms, implementing Rolling Horizon EA for LOCM
[
YouTube
] game rules description, history of development, cards discussion, 10 lines bronze bot, game playing strategies
by
reCurse
:
[
YouTube
] detecting player during the draft phase, implementing simulation based player, state evaluation, going Silver
[
YouTube
] basic bot, improvements, bitstream implementation
Publications
Evolutionary Approach to Collectible Card Game Arena Deckbuilding using Active Genes
Jakub Kowalski, Radosław Miernik
IEEE CEC 2020
Efficient Heuristic Policy Optimisation for a Challenging Strategic Card Game
Raul Montoliu, Raluca D. Gaina, Diego Perez-Liebana, Daniel Delgado, Simon Lucas
EvoApplications 2020
Drafting in Collectible Card Games via Reinforcement Learning
Ronaldo Vieira, Anderson Rocha Tavares, Luiz Chaimowicz
IEEE Brazilian Symposium on Computer Games and Digital Entertainment (SBGames) 2020


Cultural blog: the DBC experience and beyond
Technical blog: trying to explain what I learn
- Version control with Git
- Relative, absolute and fixed: your CSS "ahah" moment
- Storing Data: arrays vs. hashes
- The cycle method in Ruby
- A first look at Ruby classes
- Blocs, procs and lambdas in Ruby
- Ruby vs. JavaScript: a first look at data structures
- JavaScript objects manipulation cheat sheet
- Development frameworks
- A fresh look at my website


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Web Component for easily getting a Tumblr blog JSON feed. by @moebiusmania
Just add the custom tag in your page with a few settings:
<tumblr-feed blog="staff" posts="5"> </tumblr-feed>
then in your Jasvascript (internal or external) just define the callback function:
function tumblr(data){ console.log(data); // everything you want to do with the data here... }
and in your console you will have something like this (posts object removed intentionally):
More info on the README file...


The big argument about environmentalism is over. Power generation through renewable methods is now cheaper than power generation through fossil fuels. Even the Intermountain Rural Electric Association - those guys that used to send you those anti-renewable pamphlets wrapped around your power bill every month - are bowing to the almighty dollar and turning to wind and solar when they build new power generation facilities.
As recently as 9 years ago solar power was still over 50% more expensive than coal. Today coal is more than twice as expensive as utility scale solar. Even if you or I never put a solar panel on our houses, our energy providers are building solar and wind farms simply because they produce power more cheaply. If you aren't convinced by a think piece someone put up on the Internet consider that Wal-mart is now one of the largest solar energy producers in the country. In the last 2 years they have retrofitted over 350 stores with solar panels. They wouldn't be doing that if they were losing money on the deal.
Here are the prices for new industrial scale power generation with the latest technology and without subsidies.
Until the end of 2015 environmentalist advocates had to argue that it was worth paying more for renewable energy in order to fight climate change. But not anymore. The almighty dollar is a lot harder to deny than climate science is. Last year Colorado produced roughly a fourth of its energy from renewable sources. Our wind generation has been growing steadily since 2006 because wind has been competitively priced since then and we have a lot of it. Our solar is just starting to ramp up - more than doubling in the last year. Which makes sense because it is only very recently that industrial solar became cheaper than natural gas.
The really interesting thing both from a fiscal and an environmental perspective is that energy demand is no longer keeping pace with population growth in the United States. In fact the Tennessee Valley Authority expects to sell 13% less power in 2027 than it did in 2007. There were roughly 38 million more Americans in 2016 as compared to 2001 but our total energy consumption was down. New technology, modern buildings, and modern vehicles are vastly more energy-efficient than older ones allowing us to do more with less. Colorado is slightly increasing total energy consumption because our population is growing much faster than the rest of the nation.
Flat domestic demand means the pie isn't growing anymore. Every increase in domestic clean power generation is matched by a decrease in older, dirtier, fuels. Much of our current "boom" in oil and gas extraction is due to lifting the 40 year ban on exporting crude in 2015. We also green lighted exporting natural gas at about the same time and have seen a similar growth curve there.
In a word, safety.
The intense pressure that cheap renewables are placing on the fossil fuel industry is leading to corner cutting. Forbes listed oil and gas extraction as the least profitable American industry in the in 2016 with a net profit margin of -7.6%. They were also the least profitable sector in 2017 with a net profit margin of -6.9%. They are being squeezed between the need to keep power costs low to remain competitive with ever cheaper renewables on one side and the costs of doing business on the other. The only part of that they can control is the production costs. In the last two years oil and gas companies have been "drastically lowering their operating costs". This is a problem for everyone who works at or lives near extraction sites. The new tariffs on steel and aluminum will make this worse as oil and gas is one of the largest consumers of these metals for pipelines, pumps, drills, and refineries. They also are much more dependent on export markets than our local solar manufacturers are.
There were over a dozen fires and explosions in oil and gas facilities in Colorado in 2017. Common sense safety precautions that were standard in more profitable times - like adequate buffer zones between extraction sites and human habitation - are now legislative footballs.
Another area of contention is protecting water supplies and aquifers from contamination during the extraction process.
In Colorado Republicans and Democrats frequently find common ground on energy and environmental issues due to our shared joy in outdoor recreation. The scarcity of water in our state is another common bond that makes water conservationists of us all. Additionally, we have a thriving tourism and outdoor recreation industry in this state which employs over 170 thousand people and represents over $47 billion in consumer spending annually.
But when we stand together, Ransom stands apart. The following bills all had bipartisan sponsorship and passed with large or very large bi-partisan majorities. Ransom voted against them in order to maintain her 0% rating with Conservation Colorado.
The safety question is a delicate matter because whenever an industry is hated there are people who seek to regulate it in bad faith. But there is a substantive safety issue here that needs to be addressed. The fundamental problem is secret underground pipelines. We know that Colorado has several hundred miles of buried pipelines like the one that exploded in Firestone. We do not know where they are or what shape they are in. If we don't know where they are then we can't keep new housing developments away from them. This is particularly important now with our rapidly increasing population. We also can't periodically inspect them to ensure they are up to code in the manner that all other commercial installations are inspected. Many different people would have prevented the deaths in Firestone if they had just had that information. But they didn't.


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Bayelsa Guber: Fmr. President Goodluck Jonathan Expresses Disappointment AS He Casts His Vote
by Faderera FaladeFormer President Goodluck Jonathan has voted alongside his wife Dame Patience Jonathan, in their hometown, Otueke, Bayelsa State.
He called for the calm of good people of Balyesa and Kogi states respectively as the election continues.
He expressed his disappointment in the late arrival of election materials, adding that as a reult the election in his polling unit commenced late.
He noted that he arrived at his polling unit at about 8:19am.
Today’s election will determine who would take over from Governor Seriake Dickson and govern Bayelsa for the next four years.
The major contenders of the election are David Lyon of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and Senator Douye Diri of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
Other candidates include: Accord Party, Ebizimo Diriyai; African Action Congress (AAC), Kalango Stanley Davies; Alliance for Democracy, Owei-Tongu Woniwei; Alliance National Party (ANP), Kunde Noah.


GitHub?!
I received a lot of great feedback from my blog post on SysmonMapper. Most people complained about how the code was too easy to read, wasn't confusing enough and didn't involve excessive use of JavaScript and PowerShell escape characters. To appease the masses, I wrote a substantial update to the SysmonMapper tooltip functionality.
Google's Chart developer site says you can customize the ToolTip for the charts to support HTML tags and other such goodies. I am not sure this works for all charts as I was not able to get the Org Chart's tooltips to support HTML but I could have been doing something wrong.
****UPDATE**** This was confirmed by the nice folks at Google. HTML tooltips no workie with the Org Chart. Oh well.
However, I did get close enough to what I was looking for to post an update.  Avoid if possible.
Now the when you hover over an event you get the entire log entry displayed on screen:
I got tired of uploading my scripts to this site SO I finally broke down and started using the GitHub account I created forever ago.
Look for more to come in the near future.
I am really digging the idea of visualizing the DFIR data in meaningful ways and I am trying figure out ways to display other relevant information. If any of you have any ideas, feel free to drop me a comment.


Composing your UI with ComposingUnits
Learn how to bring together many units to build your UI
Deciding which units we are going to display
It is really common to see some code like this:
func collectionView(collectionView: UICollectionView, numberOfItemsInSection section: Int) -> Int {
if data.hasName {
if data.hasOtherValue {
return 4
}
return 3
}
else {
if otherData.validInfo {
return 2
}
return 1
}
}
There is nothing wrong here, but it is really easy to miss some logic and instead of returning 4 items (like in the first if) we ended returning just 3.
To solve this kind of issue we added some methods to Array that make really easy to see in which condition all items are going to be displayed:
var items: [ComposingUnit] = []
items.add {
let headerUnit = HeaderUnit(text:"This is my header")
return [headerUnit]
}
items.add(manyIf: data.hasOtherValue) {
let EmptyViewUnit = EmptyViewUnit(height: 10)
let selectorUnit = ChooseAgeUnit(minAge: 10, maxAge: 100, callback:self.ageChanged(newAge:))
return [EmptyViewUnit, selectorUnit]
}
items.add(if: otherData.validInfo) {
let otherUnit = SomeDataUnit(data1:"Some text", height: 240)
return otherUnit
}
myContainer.state = items
And that is it. You have all the conditions for each unit to be visible.
If you later need to update the condition for your otherUnit to be visible, you don’t mess up with the rest of the units, and adding a new item is also a breeze:
var items: [ComposingUnit] = []
items.add {
let headerUnit = HeaderUnit(text:"This is my header")
return [headerUnit]
}
adding new data:
items.add(ifLet: data.someOptinalArray) { sizes in
let sizeSelectorUnit = SizeSelectorUnit(avaliableSizes:sizes)
return [sizeSelectorUnit]
}
items.add(manyIf: data.hasOtherValue) {
let EmptyViewUnit = EmptyViewUnit(height: 10)
let selectorUnit = ChooseAgeUnit(minAge: 10, maxAge: 100, callback:self.ageChanged(newAge:))
return [EmptyViewUnit, selectorUnit]
}
change how we add this field:
items.add(if: otherData.validInfo && data.hasWeirdContext) {
let otherUnit = SomeDataUnit(data1:"Some text", height: 240)
return otherUnit
}
myContainer.state = items


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Replaces the global generator with another Generator
object.
tf.compat.v1.random.experimental.set_global_generator
tf.compat.v2.random.experimental.set_global_generator
tf.random.experimental.set_global_generator(generator)
This function creates a new Generator object (and the Variable object within), which does not work well with tf.function because (1) tf.function puts restrictions on Variable creation thus reset_global_generator can't be freely used inside tf.function; (2) redirecting a global variable to a new object is problematic with tf.function because the old object may be captured by a 'tf.function'ed function and still be used by it. A 'tf.function'ed function only keeps weak references to variables, so deleting a variable and then calling that function again may raise an error, as demonstrated by random_test.py/RandomTest.testResetGlobalGeneratorBadWithDefun .
generator
: the new Generator
object.


THE BLACKOUT A film review by Jeremiah Kipp Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
One of these days, I'll make good on my promise never to rent another Abel Ferrara movie. King of New York and Body Snatchers notwithstanding (and Bad Lieutenant is only fit for a single, emotive viewing), his exploitation flicks have fallen into a rut of hoary art-house trappings. It's a perfume-drenched, coke-addled visit to the seedy pornography shop, where beautiful models (no, hookers -- no, courtesans) usher you through the silk curtains.
Ferrara's only consistently smart move has been casting Christopher Walken over and over again, since Walken can make a good movie great and a loathsome movie durable whenever he's onscreen. His 8-minute scene in The Addiction is the saving grace of that otherwise abysmal, unwatchable, and pretentious failure. When he starts talking about his vampiric bowel movements, or questions whether Lili Taylor has ever read Naked Lunch, there's a much-needed dose of humor in an otherwise terminally unfunny affair. You know those Gothic club kids who are too cool to smile and let you know they're actually having fun? The Addiction is that movie.
Walken, sadly, does not appear in The Blackout. The central role of Matty, a junkie film star whose lightning paced Hollywood life among the beautiful people is inevitably leading to his destruction, is played by Matthew Modine (who takes what he can get after Cutthroat Island). Much like the protagonists of Michelangelo Antonioni's terminally bored cultural elite, Matty is involved in a bitter pill "relationship" with high fashioned model Annie (at least I think she's a model.)  No kidding. Requiem For a Dream has nothing on the junkie presentations seen in Ferrara's movies and his controversial urban lifestyle.
Matty and Annie struggle over her decision to have an abortion without consulting him. No doubt, he was off chasing the dragon.  Wider!) Toward the end of the night, they pick up a teenage waitress also named Annie (Sarah Lassez), start shooting a hastily improvised sexual scene, then Matty thankfully blacks out. Something happened that night which haunts him throughout the rest of the movie, and it's exactly what you think it was. Suffice to say, there's some confusion over whether he killed Annie One or Annie Two, or anyone at all.
The Blackout is typical Ferrara: no plot to speak of, plenty of raunch, and horribly vogue images of Matthew Modine downing a bottle of Jack Daniels and a beer while wrapping himself in a see-through curtain in his hotel room by the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea. Cinematographer Ken Kelsch finds inconsistent glory in alternating gorgeous painterly sunsets with docu-style sleaze (and we're back to Dennis Hopper leering at girls in bathing suits. "Yeah!!! YEAH!!! ARRRGHHH!" says Mr. Hopper. Dirty old sod.)
 How's that for cryptic? Never fear -- Ferrara finds time for some female full frontal nudity to remind us what he's all about. I can picture it now. "Take off yer clothes, kid -- it's essential to depict the inner maelstrom of my central protagonist, and you're his visual id. You're the soul, the heart, the bloodstream of the picture.  TAKE IT ALL OFF!!! HA HA HA!" Friggin' vampire. Yeah, you, Ferrara.
 He's ideally suited for sarcastic men in tightly controlled situations, such as his Private Joker in Full Metal Jacket or the time-bomb nebbish in Short Cuts (who is every bit as superb as Julianne Moore in that famous scene, though no one seems to notice him). [He was in that scene? -Ed.] Here, he's asked to let it all hang out, sporting a three-day stubble and oily bangs. He throws around furniture like Stanley Kowalski, but it's somehow lacking. Modine lacks the feral intensity of Brando, entirely miscast in Ferrara's flesh fair. Better luck next time, Matt. Someday, you'll be forgiven for Cutthroat Island, which wasn't really your fault in the first place.

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Source catalogs¶
These functions retrieve and parse the SDSS and Gaia DR1 catalogs to be used when fixing the WCS solutions of individual OTAs.
-
odi_coords.
get_sdss_coords_offline
(img, ota, inst, output='test.sdss')[source]¶ Pull out and parse the
CAT.PHOTCALIB
table fromimg
header. This function will separate the SDSS stars inCAT.PHOTCALIB
based on whichota
they fall on.Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image
- ota (str) – Name of OTA
- int (str) – Version of ODI used,
podi
or5odi
Returns: - xdim (int) – Size of OTA in the x direction
NAXIS1
- ydim (int) – Size of OTA in the y direction
NAXIS2
Note
If the images being processed do not fall in the SDSS footprint, the QuickReduce pipeline will use PanSTARRS. This function will still pull out these stars and treat them as SDSS stars. There will be no
u
magnitudes available, however.
-
odi_coords.
get_gaia_coords
(img, ota, inst, output='test.gaia', cluster=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Query the online Gaia DR1 based on the central coordinates of the current OTA. If the
cluster
flag is set toTrue
, the querey will avoid a crowded region based on coordinates and a radius set by the user in the configuration files.Parameters: - img (ODIImage or StackedImage object) – Name of image
- ota (str) – Name of OTA
- int (str) – Version of ODI used,
podi
or5odi


A Necromancer is the foremost practitioner of the black arts, including control of the undead.
Description of the Necromancer
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Massive Roxy Ball Room will bring 10 bowling lanes, 'Prosecco pong' and cocktails to Digbeth in time for Christmas
Roxy Ball Room - the late-night social gaming brand - will deck the halls with booze, ball games and signature food and drink in time for the festive season
by Josh Layton, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/josh-layton/A giant emporium of booze and ball games is coming to Digbeth in time for the Christmas party season.
Roxy Ball Room will bring pool, ping pong, shuffleboard, beer pong and 10 full-sized bowling lanes to Birmingham as the city spills out for the festive season.
Keeping the action flowing from the afternoon until late in the night, the social gaming concept has already proved popular at venues in Manchester, Nottingham, Liverpool and Leeds.
The first Roxy Ball Room in Birmingham will launch in mid-December across the huge open planned ground floor. A large part of the floorspace will be taken up by the bowling lanes and there will be a number of mezzanines bathed in glowing lights.
Festive revellers will be able to slide pucks down full-sized shuffleboard tables and try out Roxy’s signature cocktails, including the Ping Star Martini.
Private bookings, including tailored Christmas parties with drinks packages, will also be available when the house of balls and beer opens in Heath Mill Lane.
Situated between Birdies Bar and Drop Shot Digbeth, it’s shaping up to bring something completely fresh to Digbeth, Birmingham’s burgeoning creative quarter.
For more information and bookings click here
What’s on offer?
Social gaming will be on offer at every turn – with craft beer and cocktails within arm’s reach.
Ping pong tables will be Olympic-standard, high-performance models from leading manufacturer Butterfly, who make professional equipment for the sport’s elite level.
Shuffleboard, played with weighted pucks on smooth, full-sized tables, will also be part of the social sports. Though the game has been popular in America it’s said to have originated in Tudor Britain during Henry VIII’s reign, and has been making a welcome return to British pubs.
Teams compete to get their pucks closest to the edge at the end of a counter - a bit like table-top curling on wood. All of the finely crafted boards are made by Shufl, the UK’s leading brand. Roxy Ballers will also be able to compete on American pool tables made by premier manufacturer Sam Leisure. With an indie and rock soundtrack, the wall-to-wall thrills and spills are completed by a fully-decked bar and beer and Prosecco pong battle stations. American-style food and drink will include a full stone-baked pizza menu. There are also sides, nibbles and sharers. Craft beers will include at least two local varieties among the drops available on draught and in bottles, and there’s a full cocktail menu.
Head over to Roxy Ball Room's Instagram page to keep up to date with the new build.
Where is the Roxy Ball Room?
58-60 Heath Mill Lane,
Digbeth,
B9 4AR
For more information and bookings click here


After the fall by Charity Norman
I have heard good things about this one. If you like Jodi Picoult it is likely that you will enjoy this. An emotional rollercoaster that will keep you reading to the end. In the quiet of a New Zealand Winter’s night, a rescue helicopter is sent to airlift a five-year-old boy with severe internal injuries.  Only his mother knows the truth. And she isn’t telling. Not yet. Maybe not ever.
Nelly Dean by Alison Case
I’m always a bit suspicious of writers who take somebody else’s story and impose their own ideas on it. You will probably recognise the title as the Earnshaws’ servant in Wuthering Heights. It is narrated by Nelly and is a very different version of Emily Bronte’s classic novel. I enjoyed it and it made me want to read the original again. As we approach the 200th anniversary of the Brontes’ births this might be a topical one to try.
Not quite nice by Celia Imrie
As you would expect from Celia Imrie this is light, witty escapism designed to whisk you away to sunnier climes. The story centres around Theresa who sells her Highgate house and moves to the South of France. When she arrives she discovers a group of expats with their eccentricities and tangled lives. If you do not like the book there are recipes to try!
Wake by Anna Hope
Five Days in November, 1920. As the people of London await the arrival of the Unknown Soldier from France, three women are dealing with loss in their own way: Hettie, who dances for money with strangers at the Hammersmith Palais; Evelyn, who toils at a lowly job in the Pensions Office; and Ada, a housewife who is beset by visions of her dead son. One day a young man comes to Ada’s door. He carries with him a wartime mystery that will bind these women together. Hard to believe this is a debut novel.
Possession by A S Byatt
A modern classic and winner of the 1990 Booker Prize, this is one to savour. It can be read on several different levels. Do not be put off by the poetry. If you stick with it there are metaphors and references that will reward you. On the face of it this is a novel that describes the romance between two 19th century poets and the parallel relationship of their two biographers but there is so much more to it.
The hundred-foot journey by Richard C Morais
The story of Hassan Haji, a boy from Mumbai who embarks, along with his chaotic family, on a journey first to London and then across Europe, before they ultimately open a restaurant opposite the famous chef, Madame Mallory, in the remote French village of Lumiere. A culinary clash of cultures ensues. I saw the film starring Helen Mirren first which was wonderful. The book goes into more detail and is worth the time. I strongly recommend this one.
The goldfinch by Donna Tartt
This is a large tome and it is sometimes hard going but it is a wonderful story. I found the first 100 pages hard going but it draws you in and I lost whole evenings reading it. This is less a novel than a whole box set. Donna Tartt is known for taking a long time between books and when you read this you can see why. Every line has been crafted with care and attention.
Aged 13, Theo Decker survives a bomb blast that tears his life apart. Alone and rudderless in New York, he is taken in by the family of a wealthy friend.  As he grows up, Theo learns to glide between the drawing rooms of the rich and the dusty antiques store where he works.


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Bears are carnivoran mammals of the family Ursidae. They are classified as caniforms, or doglike carnivorans. Although only eight species of bears are extant, they are widespread, appearing in a wide variety of habitats throughout the Northern Hemisphere and partially in the Southern Hemisphere. Bears are found on the continents of North America, South America, Europe, and Asia. Common characteristics of modern bears include large bodies with stocky legs, long snouts, small rounded ears, shaggy hair, plantigrade paws with five nonretractile claws, and short tails.
While the polar bear is mostly carnivorous, and the giant panda feeds almost entirely on bamboo, the remaining six species are omnivorous with varied diets.  They may be diurnal or nocturnal and have an excellent sense of smell. Despite their heavy build and awkward gait, they are adept runners, climbers, and swimmers. Bears use shelters, such as caves and logs, as their dens; most species occupy their dens during the winter for a long period of hibernation, up to 100 days.


To read in a file to edit, see Files, below.
suspend Emacs (or iconify it under X) C-z exit Emacs permanently C-x C-c
read a file into Emacs C-x C-f save a file back to disk C-x C-s save all files C-x s insert contents of another file into this buffer C-x i replace this file with the file you really want C-x C-v write buffer to a specified file C-x C-w
remove Help window C-x 1 scroll Help window ESC C-v apropos: show commands matching a string C-h a show the function a key runs C-h c describe a function C-h f get mode-specific information C-h m
abort partially typed or executing command C-g recover a file lost by a system crash M-x recover-file undo an unwanted change C-x u or C-` restore a buffer to its original contents M-x revert-buffer redraw garbaged screen C-l
search forward C-s search backward C-r regular expression search C-M-s reverse regular expression search C-M-r select previous search string M-p select next later search string M-n exit incremental search RET undo effect of last character DEL abort current search C-gUse C-s or C-r again to repeat the search in either direction. If Emacs is still searching, C-g cancels only the part not done.
entity to move over backward forward character C-b C-f word M-b M-f line C-p C-n go to line beginning (or end) C-a C-e sentence M-a M-e paragraph M-- M-" page C-x [ C-x ] sexp C-M-b C-M-f function C-M-a C-M-e go to buffer beginning (or end) M-< M-> scroll to next screen C-v scroll to previous screen M-v scroll left C-x < scroll right C-x > scroll current line to center of screen C-u C-l
entity to kill backward forward character (delete, not kill) DEL C-d word M-DEL M-d line (to end of) M-0 C-k C-k sentence C-x DEL M-k sexp M-- C-M-k C-M-k kill region C-w copy region to kill ring M-w kill through next occurrence of char M-z char yank back last thing killed C-y replace last yank with previous kill M-y
set mark here C-@ or C-SPC exchange point and mark C-x C-x set mark arg words away M-@ mark paragraph M-h mark page C-x C-p mark sexp C-M-@ mark function C-M-h mark entire buffer C-x h
interactively replace a text string M-% using regular expressions M-x query-replace-regexpValid responses in query-replace mode are:
replace this one, go on to next SPC replace this one, don't move , skip to next without replacing DEL replace all remaining matches ! back up to the previous match ^ exit query-replace ESC enter recursive edit (C-M-c to exit) C-r
delete all other windows C-x 1 delete this window C-x 0 split window in two vertically C-x 2 split window in two horizontally C-x 3 scroll other window C-M-v switch cursor to another window C-x o shrink window shorter M-x shrink-window grow window taller C-x ^ shrink window narrower C-x - grow window wider C-x " select buffer in other window C-x 4 b display buffer in other window C-x 4 C-o find file in other window C-x 4 f find file read-only in other window C-x 4 r run Dired in other window C-x 4 d find tag in other window C-x 4 .
indent current line (mode-dependent) TAB indent region (mode-dependent) C-M-" indent sexp (mode-dependent) C-M-q indent region rigidly arg columns C-x TAB insert newline after point C-o move rest of line vertically down C-M-o delete blank lines around point C-x C-o join line with previous (with arg, next) M-^ delete all white space around point M-" put exactly one space at point M-SPC fill paragraph M-q set fill column C-x f set prefix each line starts with C-x .
uppercase word M-u lowercase word M-l capitalize word M-c uppercase region C-x C-u lowercase region C-x C-l capitalize region M-x capitalize-region
complete as much as possible TAB complete up to one word SPC complete and execute RET show possible completions ? fetch previous minibuffer input M-p fetch next later minibuffer input M-n regexp search backward through history M-r regexp search forward through history M-s abort command C-gType C-x ESC ESC to edit and repeat the last command that used the minibuffer. The following keys are then defined:
previous minibuffer command M-p next minibuffer command M-n
select another buffer C-x b list all buffers C-x C-b kill a buffer C-x k
transpose characters C-t transpose words M-t transpose lines C-x C-t transpose sexps C-M-t
check spelling of current word M-$ check spelling of all words in region M-x ispell-region check spelling of entire buffer M-x ispell-buffer
find a tag (a definition) M-. find next occurrence of tag C-u M-. specify a new tags file M-x visit-tags-table regexp search on all files in tags table M-x tags-search run query-replace on all the files M-x tags-query-replace continue last tags search or query-replace M-,
execute a shell command M-! run a shell command on the region M-_ filter region through a shell command C-u M-_ start a shell in window *shell* M-x shell
copy rectangle to register C-x r r kill rectangle C-x r k yank rectangle C-x r y open rectangle, shifting text right C-x r o blank out rectangle M-x clear-rectangle prefix each line with a string M-x string-rectangle
add global abbrev C-x a g add mode-local abbrev C-x a l add global expansion for this abbrev C-x a i g add mode-local expansion for this abbrev C-x a i l explicitly expand abbrev C-x a e expand previous word dynamically M-/
any single character except a newline . (dot) zero or more repeats * one or more repeats + zero or one repeat ? any character in the set [ : : :] any character not in the set [^ : : :] beginning of line ^ end of line $ quote a special character c "c alternative ("or") "_ grouping "( : : :") nth group "n beginning of buffer "` end of buffer "' word break "b not beginning or end of word "B beginning of word "< end of word "> any word-syntax character "w any non-word-syntax character "W character with syntax c "sc character with syntax not c "Sc
save region in register C-x r s insert register contents into buffer C-x r i save value of point in register C-x r SPC jump to point saved in register C-x r j
enter the Info documentation reader C-h iMoving within a node:
scroll forward SPC scroll reverse DEL beginning of node . (dot)Moving between nodes:
next node n previous node p move up u select menu item by name m select nth menu item by number (1-5) n follow cross reference (return with l) f return to last node you saw l return to directory node d go to any node by name gOther:
run Info tutorial h list Info commands ? quit Info q search nodes for regexp s
start defining a keyboard macro C-x ( end keyboard macro definition C-x ) execute last-defined keyboard macro C-x e append to last keyboard macro C-u C-x ( name last keyboard macro M-x name-last-kbd-macro insert Lisp definition in buffer M-x insert-kbd-macro
eval sexp before point C-x C-e eval current defun C-M-x eval region M-x eval-region eval entire buffer M-x eval-current-buffer read and eval minibuffer M-ESC re-execute last minibuffer command C-x ESC ESC read and eval Emacs Lisp file M-x load-file load from standard system directory M-x load-library
(global-set-key ""C-cg" 'goto-line) (global-set-key ""C-x"C-k" 'kill-region) (global-set-key ""e#" 'query-replace-regexp)An example of setting a variable in Emacs Lisp:
(setq backup-by-copying-when-linked t)
(defun command-name (args) "documentation" (interactive "template") body)An example:
(defun this-line-to-top-of-window (line) "Reposition line point is on to top of window. With ARG, put point on line ARG. Negative counts from bottom." (interactive "P") (recenter (if (null line) 0 (prefix-numeric-value line))))The argument to interactive is a string specifying how to get the arguments when the function is called interactively. Type C-h f interactive for more information.
Copyright c 1993 Free Software Foundation, Inc. designed by Stephen Gildea, May 1993 v2.0 for GNU Emacs version 19 on Unix systems