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Muslim Reformer and Writer Raheel Raza Fights for the Soul of Islam
Raheel Raza escaped from Islamism in Pakistan—she now fights for Muslim reform.
In our work to challenge the Islamist extremism that threatens Western civilization, AHA Foundation amplifies the voices of Muslim reformers who are bravely standing up to political Islam, despite the dangers they face.
Today, we are proud to present the thoughts of Raheel Raza, one of the world's leading Muslim reformers. Raheel is a Pakistani-Canadian author, speaker, and activist who believes that her faith, Islam, has been corrupted—and she refuses to be silent, despite facing many threats from Islamists.
Here, we discuss with Raheel her latest book The ABC'S of Islamism: Everything you wanted to know about radical Islam, but were afraid to ask, why Islam needs a reformation now, the trouble with the concept of 'Islamophobia,' and much more.
*The opinions in this blog don't necessarily reflect those of AHA Foundation*
AHA Foundation: Thank you for agreeing to speak with us, Raheel. First, could you tell us a little bit about yourself and your journey?
Raheel Raza: I was born in Pakistan and had my early education in convent schools and college. I was always a "disrupter" and questioned the status quo by asking lots of questions and basically being told to be quiet because "girls should be seen and not heard." I decided at an early age that I wanted to do both.
I was troubled by the patriarchy and misogyny I saw around me but it was challenging to speak out or take action. We lived in Dubai for ten years and migrated to Canada in 1989 where I found my voice and the freedom to follow my passion for writing and promoting human rights.
I was always a 'disrupter' and questioned the status quo by asking lots of questions and basically being told to be quiet because 'girls should be seen and not heard.' I decided at an early age that I wanted to do both.
AHA Foundation: Did this physical and mental journey from Pakistan to Canada influence your views on Islam and extremism in the modern world?
Raheel Raza: The short answer is "yes it did." We left Pakistan due to the rise of Islamism. Our first few years in Canada were challenging as we tried to settle down in a new country as a family. As far as faith is concerned, I began to notice that the ideology we had escaped from was slowly creeping up on us in North America and this is when I decided to address these issues through writing and public speaking
AHA Foundation: What was the ideology you escaped from and how did it differ from Islam as you had understood it? What does Islam mean to you?
Raheel Raza: Islam (as it is practiced today) is very different from the core faith I grew up with. When I was growing up in Pakistan there was diversity of faith and culture. Religion was not thrust down our throats and I interacted with people who were Christians, Zoroastrians and Hindus along with various denominations of Muslims without questioning their faith. But then at the end of 1977 we had a new leader, General Zia-ul-Haq, who was impressed by Saudi Wahhabism. He started implementing harsh punishments, the segregation of gender, the forced covering of women in public spaces and various forms of sharia which were anti-women. He was also divisive and encouraged anger against anyone who did not practice Islam the way the Wahhabis taught it. And this was an extremely orthodox interpretation of Islam—not the one I was used to.
If you were to ask me "what Islam means to me" then I have a simple answer. It is belief in a higher power and respect for all humanity. To me Islam is about individual freedom and liberty while having a healthy respect for those on a different path. This is why part of my activism is speaking out for minorities and those who are persecuted for their faith (or lack of faith).
To me Islam is about individual freedom and liberty while having a healthy respect for those on a different path.
AHA Foundation: Why does Islam today need a more progressive interpretation? How did you come to this conclusion—and why did you decide to speak out so publicly and passionately about it?
Raheel Raza: In the final chapter of the Quran, God tells us that he has completed the faith for us. Yet 100 or more years later certain aspects were injected into the faith and we were taught that this encompasses Islam. For example, the issue of blasphemy raised its ugly head. Anyone can accuse a non-Muslim (and even a Muslim) of blasphemy without proof and the punishment ranges from imprisonment to death.
I was visiting Pakistan when the Governor of the Province of Punjab, Salman Taseer, was lobbying against the dreaded blasphemy law and supporting Asia Bibi, a Christian woman who was languishing in jail due to blasphemy charges. Taseer was murdered by his own security guard in broad daylight for his opposition to the blasphemy law. The sad part is that his murderer has been turned into a saint with his grave now a shrine where Pakistanis visit and put flowers.
There has been an emergence of "Quran thumpers" and "Hadith hurlers" who use selective man-made laws to implement inhuman punishments. As a result Islam today is more like a cult than a faith. Besides, I understand that the core message of Islam needs to be applicable and understood in the context of the times we live in. I felt ethically and morally compelled to speak out as I see my faith being hijacked by extremism and violence.
I felt ethically and morally compelled to speak out as I see my faith being hijacked by extremism and violence.
AHA Foundation: What led you to focus in particular on women's rights within Islam today? Can Islam become more feminist?
Raheel Raza: Gender equality is a God-given inalienable right (for those who believe) and in secular terms it's enshrined in the UN Charter of Human Rights.
I don't think Islam needs to be more feminist—it's the mindset of the patriarchal leadership that does not accept gender equality and that is what needs to change. The first woman of Islam and the Prophet Muhammad's wife Khadija was a very successful businesswoman for whom he worked. She sent him a proposal of marriage and she was older than him. She financed the early Muslim community and if it wasn't for her, Islam would not exist. The Prophet's daughter was a great orator and there were female poets, judges and even warriors. Muslim women in the 7th and 8th centuries had rights to offer marriage, get a divorce, keep their earned wages and retain their maiden name. You have to note that before Islam, this was an era where newborn girls were buried alive, so the rights Muslim women had were revolutionary for that time.
But there was and still is a huge gap between theory and practice. In the subsequent years, power, politics and patriarchy usurped women's rights completely and Muslim leaders felt insecure so they lashed out at the women pushing them back. Muslim women have been emotionally chained and physically forced to remain invisible and have no say in anything. The burqa, hijab and the relegation of women to the back of the mosque are all tactics used to 'keep women in their place.'
The Prophet's daughter was a great orator and there were female poets, judges and even warriors. Muslim women in the 7th and 8th centuries had rights to offer marriage, get a divorce, keep their earned wages and retain their maiden name.
AHA Foundation: Could you tell us about your recent book The ABC's of Islamism: Everything you wanted to know about radical Islam, but were afraid to ask?
Raheel Raza: While I've been writing and speaking about political Islam for the past three decades, I felt that the average person in the West still does not quite understand the difference between Islam as a spiritual path and political Islam i.e. Islamism. I wrote this book to educate the masses about this difference. As an observant reformist Muslim, it's important to me that we get the support of non-Muslims in our battle for the soul of Islam—and to achieve this, it's important for non-Muslims to understand what Islamism is all about.
AHA Foundation: What prompted you to write it?
Raheel Raza: Islam today can be confusing, even for Muslims, because Islamists have garbled the core message to a point where inhuman practices and tribal traditions are passed off as Islam. In my public speeches, I would hear questions that showed the lack of understanding about Islamism so I decided to write a simple book explaining the ABC's of Islamism
…Islamists have garbled the core message to a point where inhuman practices and tribal traditions are passed off as Islam.
AHA Foundation: Do accusations of 'Islamophobia' shut down legitimate attempts to discuss Islam in the modern world? Have you found it difficult to make your points because of this?
Raheel Raza: Yes of course they do—that is the exact purpose of "Islamophobia." Islamophobia is focused on the 'victim mentality,' i.e. no matter what happens, Muslims are the victims. This mentality has worked well for the Islamists because you look around you and you see how afraid non-Muslims are of even asking legitimate questions. Therefore it is imperative that reform-minded Muslims be at the forefront of this struggle.
I have never let the fear of being accused of 'Islamophobia' hold me back. Well, they try but it doesn't deter me. In today's politically correct culture I don't know if this phrase is acceptable, but it's a case of the pot calling the kettle black! And the Islamists' push back against me is futile—the more death threats, lawsuits and personal threats I receive, the more I speak out.
…The Islamists' push back against me is futile – the more death threats, lawsuits and personal threats I receive, the more I speak out.
AHA Foundation: Is free speech under threat, particularly regarding Islam?
Raheel's recent book challenges Islamist interpretations of her faith.
Raheel Raza: The stifling of free speech started because of Islamists who did not want anyone questioning them or exposing their agenda. The 'victim narrative' was aimed at politicians who bought into it and the resulting partnership of the Islamists with the extreme left has led us to a point where, never mind critique, you can barely even mention Islam or Muslims in a sentence that is acceptable to the Islamist-leaning politicians and some academics.
The stifling of free speech has most affected educational institutions—which were supposed to be the bastions of free speech. Wokeness and cancel culture have silenced all voices of dissent.
AHA Foundation: What do you hope to achieve with your book?
Raheel Raza: My aim in writing and speaking has always been to create awareness. I didn't think this would be difficult but with political correctness, woke culture and the rise of the extreme left, it IS a challenge.
I hope that people will read the book, realise that it has been written by a Muslim and feel encouraged to ask hard questions. I have always welcomed critique and questions because that helps me grow and inspires me to look for solutions to the problems that plague Muslim communities today. For me, it has always been important to know and acknowledge what others think.
I hope that people will read the book, realise that it has been written by a Muslim and feel encouraged to ask hard questions.
AHA Foundation: How has the battle to reform Islam changed in the past couple of decades? Are you optimistic about the future of a reformed Islam?
Raheel Raza: I am a born 'optimist' otherwise I could not do the work I do. Our purpose is to reform the way Muslims interpret and implement Islam in their lives and we have come a long way. But we still have a long way to go because we are dealing with a mindset that needs to change from the ground up. The education of both boys and girls is critical to this change but I don't quite see that happening yet.
It's an uphill challenge but working with people like our partners in the Muslim Reform Movement and other reformist organizations, we see that there is a genuine interest in bringing about change. It is happening slowly but surely and while I may not see results in my lifetime, I hope that the younger generation will pick up the baton and run with it.
Kathleen Rossello says:
It seems as though few people are brave enough to have any kind of honest conversation about anything controversial these days, even when the penalty is far less than life-threatening.
Thank you AHA Foundation for continuing to speak up and for promoting free speech.
I don't know where you find the courage and patience.
Between the extremists, who think they know how EVERYBODY should live, and the dumbskulls incapable of critical thought, it has to be exhausting.
Re the comment above… that whole "kill the apostate" aspect is precisely what makes Islam more dangerous than other religions. Kudos to everyone speaking up.
Tom Griffiths says:
A very impressive and courageous woman. I can't recall where I heard this – swimming against the tide is a revolutionary principal – but she is swimming against the tide and good on her for this. Fifteen odd years ago I was speaking with a Muslim leader in Melbourne Australia and our conversation centered on family/domestic violence, my principal area of work. With clear frustration in his voice he said to me that "people live their culture more than their religion." He had a point and I 'hard wired' the comment immediately. There is, of course, a politics to religion and the politics Raheel is struggling against is profoundly reactionary and one can say the same about the pseudo left voices who are effectively in a united front with the Islamists.


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Q: Is std::vector a `user-defined type`? In 17.6.4.2.1/1 and 17.6.4.2.1/2 of the current draft standard restrictions are placed on specializations injected by users into namespace std.

The behavior of a C
  ++
  program is undefined if it adds declarations or definitions to namespace
  std
  or to a
  namespace within namespace
  std
  unless otherwise specified. A program may add a template specialization
  for any standard library template to namespace
  std
  only if the declaration depends on a user-defined type
  and the specialization meets the standard library requirements for the original template and is not explicitly
  prohibited.

I cannot find where in the standard the phrase user-defined type is defined.
One option I have heard claimed is that a type that is not std::is_fundamental is a user-defined type, in which case std::vector<int> would be a user-defined type.
An alternative answer would be that a user-defined type is a type that a user defines.  As users do not define std::vector<int>, and std::vector<int> is not dependent on any type a user defines, std::vector<int> is not a user-defined type.
A practical problem this impacts is "can you inject a specialization for std::hash for std::tuple<Ts...> into namespace std?  Being able to do so is somewhat convenient -- the alternative is to create another namespace where we recursively build our hash for std::tuple (and possibly other types in std that do not have hash support), and if and only if we fail to find a hash in that namespace do we fall back on std.
However, if this is legal, then if and when the standard adds a hash specialization for std::tuple to namespace std, code that specialized it already would be broken, creating a reason not to add such specializations in the future.
While I am talking about std::vector<int> as a concrete example, I am trying to ask if types defined in std are ever user-defined type s.  A secondary question is, even if not, maybe std::tuple<int> becomes a user-defined type when used by a user (this gets slippery: what then happens if something inside std defines std::tuple<int>, and you partial-specialize hash for std::tuple<Ts...>).

There is currently an open defect on this problem.

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As users do not define std::vector<int>, and std::vector<int> is not dependent on any type a user defines, std::vector<int> is not a user-defined type.

The logical counter argument is that users do define std::vector<int>. You see std::vector is a class template and as such has no direct representation in binary code.
In a sense it gets it binary representation through the instantiation of a type, so the very action of declaring a std::vector<int> object is what gives "soul" to the template (pardon the phrasing). In a program where noone uses a std::vector<int> this data type does not exist.
On the other hand, following the same argument, std::vector<T> is not a user defined type, it is not even a type, it does not exist; only if we want to (instantiate a type), it will mandate how a structure will be layed out but until then we can only argue about it in terms of structure, design, properties and so on.
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The above argument (about templates being not code but ... well templates for code) may seem a bit superficial but draws it's logic, from Mayer's introduction in A. Alexandrescu's book Modern C++ Design. The relative quote there, goes like this :

Eventually, Andrei turned his attention to the development of template-based implementations of popular language idioms and design patterns, especially the GoF[*] patterns. This led to a brief skirmish with the Patterns community, because one of their fundamental tenets is that patterns cannot be represented in code. Once it became clear that Andrei was automating the generation of pattern implementations rather than trying to encode patterns themselves, that objection was removed, and I was pleased to see Andrei and one of the GoF (John Vlissides) collaborate on two columns in the C++ Report focusing on Andrei's work.

A: Prof. Stroustrup is very clear that any type that is not built-in is user-defined. See the second paragraph of section 9.1 in Programming Principles and Practice Using C++.
He even specifically calls out "standard library types" as an example of user-defined types. In other words, a user-defined type is any compound type.
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The article explicitly mentions that not everyone seems to agree, but this is IMHO mostly wishful thinking and not what the standard (and Prof. Stroustrup) are actually saying, only what some people want to read into it.

A: The draft standard contrasts fundamental types with user-defined types in a couple of (non-normative) places.
The draft standard also uses the term "user-defined" in other contexts, referring to entities created by the programmer or defined in the standard library. Examples include user-defined constructor, user-defined operator and user-defined conversion.
These facts allow us, absent other evidence, to tentatively assume that the intent of the standard is that user-defined type should mean compound type, according to historical usage. Only an explicit clarification in a future standard document can definitely resolve the issue.
Note that the historical usage is not clear on types like int* or struct foo* or void(*)(struct foo****). They are compound, but should they (or some of them) be considered user-defined?

A: When Clause 17 says "user-defined" it means "a type not defined in the standard" so std::vector<int> is not user-defined, neither is std::string, so you cannot specialize std::vector<int> or std::vector<std::string>. On the other hand, struct MyClass is user-defined, because it's not a type defined in the standard, so you can specialize std::vector<MyClass>.
This is not the same meaning of "user-defined" used in clauses 1-16, and that difference is confusing and silly. There is a defect report for this, with some discussion recorded that basically says "yes, the library uses the wrong term, but we don't have a better one".
So the answer to your question is "it depends". If you're talking to a C++ compiler implementor or a core language expert, std::vector<int> is definitely a user-defined type, but if you're talking to a standard library implementor, it is not. More precisely, it's not user-defined for the purposes of 17,6.4.2.1.
One way to look at it is that the standard library is "user code" as far as the core language is concerned. But the standard library has a different idea of "users" and considers itself to be part of the implementation, and only things that aren't part of the library are "user-defined".
Edit: I have proposed changing the library Clauses to use a new term, "program-defined", which means something defined in your program (as opposed to UDTs defined in the standard, such as std::string).

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Connect with ambitious students like Melissa at the 2016 Co-op Summer Social! Also, be sure to check out the Management Career Services Facebook and Twitter to keep up-to-date with the Bachelor of Commerce class of 2018 candidates' #WorkTermPride!
What is a Mid-Term Review?
Taking some time to evaluate and reflect on your experiences while on your first co-op work term is very important to do. It helps you evaluate the skills you are developing, understand your strengths and weaknesses, and can better define your career interests. Understandably, some students may not take the time to properly reflect during the first portion of their first work term and are more focused on performing their best at work or making the best impression they can at their new workplace. Thankfully, your co-op work term includes a mandatory mid-term review session with your Management Career Services Career and Recruitment Specialist. This represents an opportunity to take a step back from your co-op job and really think about how your first work term is helping your career development.
The mid-term review is an honest and confidential experience that should help you realize your strengths, discuss areas of improvement, and truly evaluate how your first work term experience will help you define your career interests.
In addition to meeting with you, your Career and Recruitment Specialist will also be conducting mid-term review with your employer whose feedback can go a very long way in helping you understand who you are as an employee and a professional in the workplace. Ultimately, the mid-term review is a critical part of any co-op and your career development.
During your mid-term review you will also have the opportunity to show how much you're enjoying your first co-op by participating in the work term pride campaign that will showcase you as a successful and proud student!
For more information on the mid-term review process and other approaching check points in the Commerce Co-op program, visit the Commerce Orientation Workbook under the Resources section of myCareer.


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Gaëtan Karlen (born 7 June 1993) is a Swiss professional footballer who plays as a forward for Swiss Super League club Sion.

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Where and how do I get FASTA databases?
There are many places to download FASTA databases. We find that the Oxford Journals has a good list.
We recommend using UniProt FASTA databases and for GO Terms and biological annotations. Once the the proper file has been located it can be downloaded and added to Scaffold.
Can I make my own FASTA databases?
While it is possible to make a custom FASTA there are considerations related to doing so. FASTA databases have to be in a certain format for them to be parsed correctly. So why then is parsing needed? Parsing the FASTA database is needed so that we may pull out the information we need, like protein sequence, molecular weight, accession number, etc. The FASTA file should also be an ASCII text file. We make our best effort to properly encode the file when parsing, but in some cases this has caused problems. Therefore, technically, Scaffold only supports ASCII 8-bit encoding.
Can I correct the FASTA database after I load an MS file?
Yes the Edit>Edit FASTA Databases menu allows users to modify previously parsed databases or add new ones. Choose the database that you wish to correct and select Edit. A pop-up window will appear giving you the option to Auto Parse or Use Regular Expressions. Use Regular Expressions allows users to choose from a variety of parse rules or create custom ones.
Why do I need to parse the FASTA database?
You need to parse the FASTA database so it will match the parsing parameters used by the previous search engine. This allows Scaffold to compare its results with the results of the previous search engine.
The auto-parse option in Scaffold will automatically choose what it calculates to be the best parsing option for the database. However, if the database is parsed improperly, Scaffold will not display protein molecular weight, percent coverage, or protein sequence. The protein names on the Samples view are obtained from the search engine results therefore problems with their display must be corrected in the search engine FASTA parsing.
How can I edit the parse rules for FASTA databases in Scaffold?
To apply custom parse rules follow Edit>Edit FASTA databases>database of interest>Use Regular Expressions. Choosing Use Regular Expressions will bring up a dialog with a dropdown list containing many preset parse rules. Alternatively, you can also select User Specified... from the dropdown list and enter the regular expression into the box and click Apply. After applying the new parse rules go to Experiment>Apply New Database... and select the database you want and click Apply.
How do I load a FASTA database into Scaffold?
The FASTA database of interest should be downloaded on to the computer running Scaffold (typically users will have a data drive with directories for FASTA and GOA database files), this will speed up Scaffold's analysis. When the database is on your computer you can import it from the Edit>Edit FASTA Databases>Add Database... menu. Select the database and a window will pop-up displaying how the database will be parsed. Here users have the option to choose Auto Parse or Use Regular Expressions to set the parsing rule. In most cases Auto Parse will work with a FASTA obtained from a common source such as UniProt. In the instance of the use of a custom FASTA then a custom regiular expression may be required.
Because Scaffold needs to compare the proteins in the database you are loading with proteins in the previously searched database the parsing parameters must be identical to those parsing parameters used in the search engine.
How can I find out what database the data was searched against?
You can find the FASTA database used in the search engine files created prior to loading into Scaffold.
To find the location of the Mascot FASTA database either look at the file name in the Mascot browser, or open the Mascot DAT file you wish to load with a text editor and find the database name inside. Each search engine should display the name of the FASTA file used in searching the data.
Once the data is loaded into Scaffold, the FASTA searched is displayed in the Analysis Information portion of the Load Data view.
What is a decoy database and how do I use it?
A decoy database is a database that has no expected sequence to which to match peptide sequences. An example of a common decoy database is a reverse or jumbled database. That is, a database that has the reverse sequences compared to the forward or normal database. Unless there is a palindromic sequence (one that is the same forward as it is backward), this reverse database should not return any peptide matches. If it does, then these can be considered "false" and therefore contribute to the false discovery rate or FDR. The FDR is equal to the number of false hits divided by the number of positive hits multiplied by 100 to give percentage. For example, if you get 1 false hit for every 100 positive hits, your FDR is 1% (Kall et al 2007, J of Proteome Res).
Can Scaffold create decoy or reverse databases?
Yes and they can be helpful if you wish to calculate false positives at the protein level.
Open Scaffold and go to Edit>Edit FASTA Databases. Select the database by highlighting it and click Edit>Use Regular Expressions. Once this dialogue box is open, click Export. You will get another small dialogue box with export options including a standard FASTA, reverse or random concatenated databases or simply the reversed or random database. You can then use this database in your searches to check how well your search engine is identifying your proteins.
Does Scaffold have an option to automatically update FASTA protein databases?
Currently there is not an option available in Scaffold that allows the user to automatically update FASTA protein databases.
How can I create subset non-redundant (NR) databases for quicker analyses?
One reason why loading NR data into Scaffold takes a long time is that Scaffold scans the entire NR database for each MS sample. What has shown to be useful is to create a subset database containing only the taxonomic species you are interested in. Use that smaller database when loading the data into Scaffold.
To create a subset FASTA database using Scaffold you first have to parse the full database into Scaffold. With NR that can take a while. After the full database has been parsed go to Edit>Edit FASTA databases. Select the NR database and click Edit>Use Regular Expressions>Export. Add key words for the taxonomy you are interested in. When you are finished adding key words select the type of database (standard format is suggested) and select Export.
To use the smaller subset database that you just created go back into Scaffold, click on Edit>Edit FASTA database>Add database and add your subset database. Now use this database when loading your NR search results and Scaffold will load the data much faster.
Can I apply more than one FASTA database to a single data set?
Yes, the Load Data wizard allows users to apply multiple FASTA files, simply click the green check to add additional FASTA files in the Searched Databases portion of the Load and Analyze dialog. Alternatively the FASTA files can be added after data is loaded using Experiment>Apply New Database and choose the next database from which you wish to get IDs. You can do this iteratively until all the databases have been applied.
Why does my Scaffold data show question marks for molecular weights? Why are there missing sequences?
As is described in the parsing sections of this FAQ, Scaffold requires you to parse the FASTA database files so it knows which portions of the entries are accession numbers, descriptions and sequences. It is important that the parsing rules used in Scaffold match those used by the search engine. If the parse rules in Scaffold are invalid, or don't match, or if Scaffold has a hard time parsing the database, it will result in question marks for the molecular weights, and missing sequences. This is because Scaffold couldn't figure out where the accession, description, or sequence for each entry started or ended.
To address this, you should first confirm your search engine FASTA database and parse rules, and make sure they match in Scaffold. Scaffold has a list of standard parse rules in a dropdown menu from which to choose. You can also write your own regular expressions for parse rules. To edit your FASTA database see entry above.
Can Scaffold show GO annotations?
Yes, there are two GO term sources available; directly querying the NCBI through Scaffold or adding UniProt GOA files available from from their FTP service.
How do I add GO terms to a Scaffold experiment?
NCBI annotations can be added by first selecting NCBI Annotations in the Go Term Configuration dialog then using the Experiment>Add NCBI Annotations option to view them in the experiment. Adding GO terms via UniProt is a bit more complicated.
Please see the article here for detailed information on how to add GO term files from UniProt.
At any time to toggle the GO terms on/off, use View>Show GO Annotations.
How much drive space is needed for storage of GOA files?
As more and more GO annotations become available the GOA file sizes continues to increase. UniProt provides an "All Proteomes" file that contains all available GO terms. Once indexed this file takes approximately 60 GB of storage space so users should plan accordingly. Subset taxonomy files are significantly smaller so if space is a consideration using subset databases is recommended over the "All Proteomes" Scaffold has the ability to save GOA databases to alternate locations to avoid filling up a users C drive.
Why doesn't the protein lookup find a protein in the database?
If the chosen database does not have an entry for the selected proteins then Scaffold will not be able to find the protein. You can change the database Scaffold is using to look up your protein by clicking on the Lookup Accession Number In and choosing a different database from the drop-down menu.
Another reason Scaffold may not be finding a protein's information is if Scaffold's internet settings are not allowing it to connect to the internet. You can view Scaffold's connection settings in the Edit>Preferences menu. The check box for allowing Scaffold to connect to the internet can be found on the Internet tab.
How can I look up proteins in a custom database?
To lookup protein information in a custom database you need to have internet access to the custom database. The Edit>Edit Preferences menu's "Web Link" tab allows users to add custom databases to Scaffold. Click on the New Database button and enter the name and the link of the custom database. Be careful to follow the instructions regarding the % sign in typing in the web address of the database. Once you have added the information for your custom database click Apply and then go to the Scaffold Samples view. Click on the Lookup Accession Number In and choose your custom database from the options.
What do the choices in the Lookup Accession Number In dropdown list mean?
The lookup accession number in the bottom of the Samples view allows users to look up the accession number for the selected protein in various databases. The choices in the dropdown menu represent both Scaffold's standard databases and custom ones added by users.
How can I select protein annotation preferences for protein groups?
Selecting Experiment>Apply Protein Preferences will open a dialog that allows users to select the proteins that you want to be displayed in the Samples view when more than one similar proteins are present. It will allow you to automatically set preferred protein names, accession numbers, and taxonomy. This action will automatically search for proteins that contain the text you specify.
For example, you can select Human entries out of SwissProt searching for accession numbers that contain "_HUMAN". All preferences also support regular expressions. For example, you can select SwissProt numbers out of UniProtKB databases using "^[OPQ]".


The audience were safely sheltered from the snow in the magnificent setting of the stunning Cathedral in Brecon where the Very Reverend Dr Paul Shackerley welcomed us all to enjoy a musical performance from the highly talented pupils within Llandovery College.
The evening began with a group of recitals from instrumentalists and choirs, from an exceptional violin solo, a delicate and captivating harp trio, a delightful vocal duet, enchanting singing from Sixth Sense and our young and incredibly talented Prep School Choir. Every pupil was met with well-deserved rapturous applause and appreciation for all the hard work and weeks of preparation ensuring their performance was flawless.
Following the interval, with the snow gently falling outside, the cathedral hushed as we settled down for the performance of the Mozart Requiem. Written as a mass for the dead, this performance was full of life and the audience were gripped as the ensemble of the voices from the choir filled the vast space with dramatic intensity. The orchestra and choir gave a thrilling, vibrant and passionate performance taking the audience on a profound and emotional journey leaving everyone deeply satisfied. Leaving the venue as the snow settled was a truly magical ending to an excellent evening.


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CAFE UK is governed by both the management committee and executive committee. The executive committee will run the operations of the association.
The members of the executive committee are decided via election, after the election of the management committee. Tenor is usually 2 years.
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Palazzo Macario è un palazzo storico di Bari del XV secolo, appartenuto alla famiglia dei Macario, giunti nel capoluogo pugliese da Noicattaro nel 1454.

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Nel cortile del palazzo, lo scalone in loggiato a quattro ordini, è ascrivibile al '700 napoletano. Il salone, altrettanto settecentesco, la cui volta a padiglione è decorata e affrescata con una scena che rappresenta Mercurio e le Muse.

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 Cazzato V., Fagiolo M., Pasculli Ferrara D., Atlante del Barocco in Italia. Puglia. Vol. 1: Terra di Bari e Capitanata, Roma, 2008, p. 509.
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UFC 262 Real or Not: Beware Charles Oliveira's striking; Tony Ferguson's title quest at stake
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UFC 262 will usher in a new era in the lightweight division. It's been more than three years since anyone other than Khabib Nurmagomedov wore the UFC lightweight belt around their waist.
With the 29-0 Nurmagomedov officially retired, the impressively deep lightweight division is ready to crown a new king. Barring a draw or another unlikely circumstance, Charles Oliveira or Michael Chandler will claim that mantle on Saturday at UFC 262 at the Toyota Center in Houston, where they will meet in the main event for the vacant championship.
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Chandler stormed into the UFC with a first-round knockout of Dan Hooker in January. The three-time Bellator lightweight champion has a chance to win UFC gold in just his second fight with the promotion. How far would a victory go in proving elite star power exists outside the walls of the UFC?
In the co-main event, Tony Ferguson looks to start rebuilding toward a lightweight title shot of his own. His 12-fight win streak is a thing of the past, but can he still get back to a level where he can finally challenge for the true world title? Ferguson has lost his last two fights and faces a tough test when he takes on Beneil Dariush. Is Ferguson destined to be known as the greatest lightweight never to win the belt?
Finally, middleweight Edmen Shahbazyan isn't taking an easy or intermediate path towards his goals after dropping the first loss of his promising career to Derek Brunson in August 2020. He's jumping back into the fire against Jack Hermansson on the UFC 262 main card. Hermansson was knocking on the door of a title shot before losing two out of his last three fights against Jared Cannonier and Marvin Vettori. Is the 23-year-old Shahbazyan facing the right kind of opponent in Hermansson?
Our panel of Ariel Helwani, Brett Okamoto, Marc Raimondi and Jeff Wagenheim breaks down some of the biggest questions leading into UFC 262 fight week to determine what's real and what's not.
Despite holding the UFC record for most submission wins, Charles Oliveira is more than a submission fighter.
Okamoto: Real. If you're still thinking Oliveira is nothing more than a talented submission ace who will struggle to find another path to victory, you haven't been paying attention.
The most impressive thing about Oliveira's eight-fight win streak, to me, has been his striking. He looks as comfortable on the feet as he does on the ground, which is really saying something.
He's ultra-aggressive, but not to the point of being reckless, and he's shown real power. Not many of us would have ever guessed this grappling specialist, who used to fight at featherweight, would turn into such a dangerous striker at 155, but Oliveira has real finishing ability. If he hurts Chandler on the feet and it leads to him winning a UFC championship, it will be a major statement, but he won't have proven anything new. We know he's capable of that right now.
In his win over Dan Hooker, Michael Chandler instantly proved he belongs among the biggest names in the UFC's lightweight division. Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC
Michael Chandler will prove there are fighters outside of the UFC who could win a title in the promotion.
Wagenheim: This is real, and even if Chandler doesn't win the lightweight belt on Saturday, it'll still be real. That is not to deny the UFC's status as top dog among MMA promotions. Its roster overflows with most of the best fighters in the world. Just take a look at ESPN's MMA rankings, division by division, and you'll see that only a few top-10 fighters compete in a cage that's not shaped octagonally.
How few? Of the 110 available positions in the rankings — top 10s in eight men's divisions and three women's — only 14 spots are filled by non-UFC fighters. Four divisions are all UFC, top to bottom. The most promotional diversity lies in two weight classes — light heavyweight and women's flyweight — that have three Bellator fighters in the top 10. Thirty percent representation isn't exactly a coup d'état.
But don't tell me Bellator double champion Patricio "Pitbull" Freire, who knocked out Chandler two years ago, would have no shot against Saturday's title fight winner or UFC featherweight champ Alexander Volkanovski. Don't tell me One Championship flyweight titlist Adriano Moraes, last seen knocking out Demetrious Johnson, wouldn't stand a chance against the UFC's Deiveson Figueiredo — or that "Mighty Mouse," the greatest 125-pounder ever, absolutely, positively couldn't get the job done against Figueiredo, either.
The outsiders would all be underdogs against their UFC counterparts, I imagine, just as Bellator's three ranked light heavyweights — champ Vadim Nemkov, Corey Anderson and ex-champ Ryan Bader — would be against the UFC king Jan Blachowicz. But it would be narrow-minded to count them out. Blachowicz did knock out Anderson last year, but a different night could produce a different result.
We've seen what happens when big-name UFC fighters go to other promotions. We expect them to dominate, and sometimes it just doesn't work out that way. That has been the case for Johnson and Eddie Alvarez in One and for Anthony Pettis and Fabricio Werdum in the PFL. There are some excellent fighters out there in the world. The UFC has most of them. But not all.
It's unfathomable that Tony Ferguson never got a chance at the true UFC lightweight championship at any point during his 12-fight win streak, but his legacy in the division is undeniable. Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
Tony Ferguson will go down as the best lightweight never to win a title.
Raimondi: This is a very tough one, because obviously Ferguson is still active, and a win Saturday will keep him in the title mix. Ferguson, though, is a slight underdog against Dariush. It's easy to see why. He has not quite looked like himself in two straight losses, one to Justin Gaethje and most recently against Oliveira last December at UFC 256. Gaethje and Oliveira are both in the title mix, so if Ferguson has already lost to them, it won't be easy for him to climb his way back up there. Now, if anyone can do it, it's Ferguson. But we have to be realistic. He's 37 years old now. The greatness that he achieved in the cage could be waning.
So, with all that in mind, I'm going to say real to this statement. Ferguson absolutely must be recognized for all that he has accomplished in the UFC. Nurmagomedov is regarded as the best lightweight in MMA history. There is no argument there. But consider this: Ferguson is tied with Nurmagomedov for the longest winning streak in division history (12). And in those 12 straight victories between 2013 and 2019, Ferguson had nine finishes — more than Nurmagomedov's seven.
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Ferguson is the former interim UFC lightweight champion, and it is an absolute crime that he never even fought for the chance to win the undisputed title. Some of the circumstances around Ferguson being deprived of that opportunity are beyond belief, including tearing his knee a week out of one opportunity during a media tour. He was scheduled to fight Nurmagomedov five times, and each time the fight fell through, including last year because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Nurmagomedov is retired now, so the most anticipated fight in lightweight history will almost certainly never happen. It's not fair to Ferguson that he never got the chance to challenge himself against Nurmagomedov. In their primes, many felt Ferguson had the skillset to dethrone the undefeated champion.
It's easy to look back on Ferguson's career with regret, but I'd rather do so with honor and appreciation. The man was — and is — must-see television. He won six Fight of the Night bonuses, including a stretch of five in six fights, and he won The Ultimate Fighter 13. Ferguson's UFC record is 15-3. "El Cucuy" has had a Hall of Fame-worthy career. And yes, if things stay on the current path, he will be the greatest MMA lightweight to never win the title — and the greatest to never even fight for the undisputed gold.
After suffering the first loss of his pro MMA career, against Derek Brunson, Edmen Shabazyan isn't taking a step backwards in level of competition against Jack Hermansson. Chris Unger/Zuffa LLC via Getty Images
Jack Hermansson is the right opponent to get Edmen Shahbazyan back toward top prospect status.
Helwani: Not real.
Now, I know, this could sound really dumb in about six days, and let me also add I am looking forward to the matchup. But there's no way the very dangerous Hermansson, who was seemingly knocking on the door of a title shot a few months ago, is the right opponent for a 23-year-old coming off his first pro loss. How can that possibly be real?
I mean, Shahbazyan could literally fight anyone next. Why the No. 7-ranked guy? Hermansson, who is also coming off a loss and will no doubt have a chip on his shoulder as he looks to get back on a track, is a tough out for anyone. I didn't understand the booking from Shahbazyan's perspective from the moment this fight was announced until now. When it comes to a young fighter coming off his first loss — not to mention a TKO loss — I prefer taking a step back in competition to build his/her confidence back up. But, as we know, there are rarely tuneup fights in the UFC. That has just never been a part of their model.
And again, I'm excited for the fight. It's the third-most intriguing fight on the card. And watch Shahbazyan score some kind of impressive finish against the veteran proving this answer to be completely wrong in less than a week. After all, that's why we watch the fights.


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