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Q: Javascript appendChild() not working. I am at a loss as to why the following is not working.
HTML:
    ...

Your Groups

            <input type="submit" id="addnew" class="btn btn-primary" value="Create New Group"/>

    ...

Javascript:
document.getElementById('addnew').onclick = function(){

    var parent = document.getElementById('parent');
    var newGroup = document.createElement("div");
    newGroup.setAttribute("id", "newGroup");
    newGroup.setAttribute("class", "inner");
    parent.appendChild(newGroup);
};

Thank you in advance for your help.

A: Your code is working (assuming your JS is located below those elements). You're just not setting any content in the element.
First, you should learn about the web developer tools in your browser. Hit "F12", and locate your "parent" div in the "elements" tab in the window that appears. Once you locate the "parent" element, click on your button. You'll see your new div appear under "parent".
However, it's not rendering anything because it has no content. Simply do
newGroup.textContent = "Hello, world!";

After creating the element with document.createElement, and you'll now have content in your child.
Also, don't set the id of each child to the same value. Id's in HTML are meant to be unique. You perhaps should also consider using addEventListener instead of onclick in your code.

A: What are you trying to do? Are you trying to access the parent and newGroup outside of the function? If so, you need to declare the variables outside the function.
var parent;
var newGroup;

document.getElementById('addnew').onclick = function(){

var parent = document.getElementById('parent');
var newGroup = document.createElement("div");
newGroup.setAttribute("id", "newGroup");
newGroup.setAttribute("class", "inner");
parent.appendChild(newGroup);
};

You are just displaying an empty div so if you were wondering why you don't see anything, that is probably why. Try adding a simple string or CSS styling to see your new div. Here is an example: http://jsfiddle.net/inspiredtolive/Lrydh3ar/2/


This structure is an aqueduct that carries the canal over a creek, in other words a bridge carrying water over water. Aqueducts like this were a fact of life in canal construction, but surviving functional examples, particularly in the United States are rare today. This bridge is far larger than the other surviving similar aqueduct on the Illinois and Michigan Canal, the Aux Sable Creek Aqueduct. However, the Fox River Aqueduct has lesser historic integrity. The Fox River Aqueduct has lost integrity of function, since it no longer carries water. Also, there are crudely cut holes in the steel girders. The exact purpose of these holes is unclear, but they diminish the historic integrity of the bridge and are ugly looking. Despite alterations and change of function, this bridge remains interesting and noteworthy because of its size, rarity, and also because it is now configured to allow pedestrians on the bridge, so a close look at the structure is possible.
The aqueduct is positioned directly beside a plate girder bridge which served the Chicago, Ottawa and Peoria Railroad, which was an interurban railroad. The interurban bridge was built in 1903 and served traffic until 1934 when it was abandoned. Today, this bridge also serves pedestrian traffic. The bridge is approximately 500 feet in length. The interurban bridge and the aqueduct have a shared pier.
Just as the aqueduct is right next to the interurban bridge, next to the interurban bridge in turn are the stone piers of yet another bridge which is today gone. It is likely this third bridge was a highway bridge.


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Eiffel Tower, Paris
Get orientated – 'I ought to be jealous of the tower; she is more famous than I am.' So spoke Gustave Eiffel, the civil engineer whose company designed France's most iconic pylon. And who can blame him for morphing into the green-eyed monster? Shooting up to 324m high, the majestic Tour Eiffel has usurped its creator, becoming the ultimate architectural symbol of romance, not to mention one of the greatest and most enduring engineering feats of the 19th century. Built as the centrepiece of the 1889 World Fair, to mark the centenary of the French Revolution, the tower was supposed to represent, according to Eiffel, 'the century of industry and science in which we are living'. It was also meant to be a temporary structure, due for demolition in 1909. But, 125 years since its first erection, the Tour Eiffel still dominates the Parisian skyline, and remains the emblem of the city.
Getting there – Many airlines fly from regional UK airports to Paris. For example, easyJet flies from Luton, Gatwick, Bristol, Liverpool, Glasgow and Belfast to Paris Charles de Gaulle; flights from Luton cost from around £32 one way and take around 75 minutes. Alternatively, take the train. Eurostar services from London St Pancras to Paris Gare du Nord take around two hours and 15 minutes, and cost from £69pp return. The tower is to the west of the city centre and can be reached by Metro and bus.
Tickets can be bought online (www.ratp.frj) or directly from the bus/train station; singles cost €1.70, and passes are also available. If travelling by Metro, disembark at Bir-Hakeim station (Line 6), a short stroll from the tower, or Trocadero (Line 9), on the opposite side of the River Seine. Buses 82 and 42 stop close to the tower. You can also reach the Tour Eiffel by boat. Batobuses run along the Seine; as well as the tower, stops include the Louvre and Notre Dame. A one-day pass costs €15.
The visit – You can stare at the tower's facade for free. To ascend it comes at a price: €5 to climb the stairs to floor two; €9 to take the lift to it; €15 to ride the lift to the very top. Beat the crowds by booking tickets in advance online (at least the day before): this enables you to join a fast-track queue. The new Le 58 Tour Eiffel restaurant is on the first floor. Alain Ducasse's swanky Jules Verne restaurant is on level two. At the very top there's a hatch serving pricy champagne; here, you can also explore Gustave Eiffel's office. Of course, it's really all about the view: you can see the Arc de Triomphe, Notre Dame, Sacre Coeurand more.
You can ride the lift up, then take the stairs back down – a more relaxing walk, but every bit as breathtaking.
Once the world's tallest man-made structure (until New York's Chrysler Building stole its thunder In 1930), the Eiffel Tower was also once the subject of fierce debate. Even before Its completion, the sky-high landmark was controversially branded a 'truly tragic street lamp' and a monstrosity that was 'confused and deformed' by the artists of the era. And then there were the non-believers, who didn't even think such a building could be completed. How wrong they were. These days, around seven million people visit the tower every year.
Third Floor – At 276m above the ground, it can hold 800 people at a time.
Viewing Gallery – On a clear day It Is possible to see for over 70km; you might even glimpse Chartres Cathedral.
Daring feats – The tower has always Inspired crazy stunts. In 1912, Franz Relchelt, a Parisian tailor, attempted to fly from the parapet with only a cape for wings. He plunged to his death In front of a large crowd.
First Floor – At 57m, the first level can be reached by lift or 360 steps. There Is a post office here as well as Le 58 restaurant and a souvenir shop.
Double-decker lifts – These have a limited capacity; during peak tourist season there can be long queues – which require patience and a good head for heights.
Jules Verne restaurant – Rated highly In Paris, offering not only superb food, but a breathtaking panoramic view.
Second Floor – Located at a height of 115m, It Is separated from the first level by 359 steps.
Cineiffel – This small audio-visual museum shows historical film footage of the tower.
Construction – It took 300 steel workers two years to build the tower, which comprises 15,000 Iron pieces and 2.5 million rivets.
Eiffel Bust – The achievement of Gustave Eiffel (1832-1923) was honoured by sculptor Antoine Bourdelle In 1929. The bust is at the corner of the north pillar.
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Nathaniel Schaefle
Present: Foreign Affairs Officer and AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow, U.S. Department of State
1987 - 1991: B.A., Chemistry, St. Olaf College
1991 - 1994: M.S., Analytical Chemistry, University of Washington
1995 - 2004: Ph.D., Chemistry, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
1999 - 2000: Lecturer - Sabbatical Replacement, University of Michigan - Flint
2004 - 2005: Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Michigan - Ann Arbor
2005 - 2006: Postdoctoral Researcher, University of California - Santa Barbara (Advisor: Prof. Songi Han)
2006 - 2010: Visiting Professor, Chemistry, St. Olaf College
2010 - 2011: Adjunct Professor, Chemistry, Metropolitan State University
2010 - 2012: Adjunct Professor, Chemistry, Minneapolis Community and Technical College)
2012 - present: Foreign Affairs Officer and AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellow, U.S. Department of State


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namespace omaha {

class File;

class PackageCache {
 public:
  // Defines the key that uniquely identifies the packages in the cache.
  // The key uses a default version value in the case the application does
  // not provide a version string.
  class Key {
   public:
    Key(const CString& app_id,
        const CString& version,
        const CString& package_name)
        : app_id_(app_id),
          version_(version.IsEmpty() ? CString(_T("0.0.0.0")) : version),
          package_name_(package_name) {}

    CString app_id() const { return app_id_; }
    CString version() const { return version_; }
    CString package_name() const { return package_name_; }

    CString ToString() const {
      CString result;
      SafeCStringFormat(&result, _T("appid=%s; version=%s; package_name=%s"),
                        app_id_, version_, package_name_);
      return result;
    }

   private:
    const CString app_id_;
    const CString version_;
    const CString package_name_;

    DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(Key);
  };

  PackageCache();
  ~PackageCache();

  HRESULT Initialize(const CString& cache_root);

  HRESULT Put(const Key& key,
              File* source_file,
              const CString& hash);

  HRESULT Get(const Key& key,
              const CString& destination_file,
              const CString& hash) const;

  bool IsCached(const Key& key, const CString& hash) const;

  HRESULT Purge(const Key& key);

  HRESULT PurgeVersion(const CString& app_id, const CString& version);

  HRESULT PurgeApp(const CString& app_id);

  // Purges version directories lower than a 'version' of the form 1.2.3.4. If
  // the version format is not recognized, returns E_INVALIDARG.
  HRESULT PurgeAppLowerVersions(const CString& app_id, const CString& version);

  HRESULT PurgeAll();

  // Purges expired packages and keeps total cache size below the limit by
  // purging oldest ones.
  HRESULT PurgeOldPackagesIfNecessary() const;

  // Returns the total size of all files in the cache. Returns 0 if the size
  // cannot be determined or the cache is empty.
  uint64 Size() const;

  CString cache_root() const;

  static HRESULT VerifyHash(const CString& filename,
                            const CString& expected_hash);

 private:
  friend class PackageCacheTest;

  HRESULT BuildCacheFileNameForKey(const Key& key, CString* filename) const;
  HRESULT BuildCacheFileName(const CString& app_id,
                             const CString& version,
                             const CString& package_name,
                             CString* filename) const;

  // Deletes the cache entries that match the app_id, version, and package_name.
  // If the parameters are empty, the function deletes the packages of versions
  // of apps, respectively.
  HRESULT Delete(const CString& app_id,
                 const CString& version,
                 const CString& package_name);

  // Returns the cache expiration time. All files in the cache before that time
  // are considered as expired and should be purged.
  FILETIME GetCacheExpirationTime() const;

  // The cache duration, specified as a count of days.  (This is converted to
  // an absolute time by GetCacheExpirationTime().)
  int cache_time_limit_days_;

  // The maximum allowed cache size, in bytes. If the cache grows over this
  // size, files will be purged using a least-recently-added metric.
  uint64 cache_size_limit_bytes_;

  CString cache_root_;

  LLock cache_lock_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(PackageCache);
};

}  // namespace omaha

#endif  // OMAHA_GOOPDATE_PACKAGE_CACHE_H_

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#42 Nick Oliver Ruled Out for 2023!
by Telford Tigers
#42 Nick Oliver is Ruled out for 2023! The Hexagon Telford Tigers can confirm that #42, local, 25-year-old, defenceman, Nick Oliver has been ruled out with injury for the remainder of the 2022/23 NIHL National League season.
Nick, started playing for Telford Venom before moving across the Atlantic and made his return to Telford in the 2017/18 season. He has been a successful part of the team securing two NIHL Leagues, one NHIL Cup and one NIHL North Playoff
Nick recently had an MRI and the specialist has confirmed this week, that he requires surgery to correct the injury. Nick is awaiting dates for surgery and the Tigers understand that following surgery, Nick will require at least six months of recovery.
Tom Watkins, Head Coach and General Manager, said, "It's like buses, they all seem to come along together. Nick's injury stems from an impact injury that he sustained earlier in the season. He missed a few weeks for rehab and returned to the lineup after that period, however, he has been continuing to struggle which has limited his ice time recently. It's another big blow for us as a team as Nick is a very consistent, very underrated player for us and is solid defensively week in and week out."
Nick said, "I am disappointed with the news I have received about needing surgery and the amount of time I'll be out for recovery, but I am more disappointed I can't help out my teammates in what seems to be a difficult time for the team. They are all working extremely hard to get back to a level we are expected to be at I just wish I could have helped them through the battle. All the best to my teammates and Tom for the rest of the season."
Hexagon Telford Tigers are actively recruiting a replacement for Nick before the transfer deadline.
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Cryptoassets: these are to be treated in principle to be property
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One point to note however, is that the Report states that cryptoassets cannot be the object of bailment as they cannot be physically possessed. Whilst this is true, it is not the full picture. There are a range of proof of concepts currently being brought to market, in which cryptoassets are linked to underlying physical assets. Where this is the case, whilst it is true to say that the cryptoasset cannot, in itself be held physically, the underlying asset can. As the role of the cryptoasset in such a set-up is often to act as a record of ownership of the asset rather than being held an asset in itself, it would have been helpful if the Report had recognised further the role of the underlying asset in these circumstances.
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Q: Must Azure NSGs be in the same resource group as NICs which attach to the subnet protected by the NSG? I'm having some trouble attaching a NIC (in resource group A) to a subnet belonging to a Vnet and NSG in a different resource group (say B). I have Contributor role in resource group A, but only Reader role in resource group B. Is this possible? If so, what am I doing wrong? Here's what it looks like (with UIDs shortened).
% az network nic create --resource-group A --name bastion-nic --vnet-name VN-B --subnet SubnetB
(InvalidResourceReference) Resource /subscriptions/40ef-b75f-c05a034bf2ff/resourceGroups/A/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/VN-B/subnets/SubnetB referenced by resource /subscriptions/b75f-c05a034bf2ff/resourceGroups/A/providers/Microsoft.Network/networkInterfaces/bastion-nic was not found. Please make sure that the referenced resource exists, and that both resources are in the same region.
Code: InvalidResourceReference

A: I tested the same scenario in my environment .
Scenario: I created a user , 2 resource groups i.e. contributorTest with Contributor access for the user and readerTest with Reader access for the user.
If I use the command you are using then it gives me the same error message as you. To describe the issue when you are using vnet-name, the command thinks that the vnet is also present in the same resource which has been mentioned in the command.
az network nic create --resource-group contributorTest --name bastion-nic --vnet-name ansumantest-vnet --subnet default

So , for example in the above command resource group is contributorTest and we have just provided vnet name and subnet name , which it thinks is present in the same group. So it throws the error as below:

As a Solution you can use the below command to create NIC if the VNet is in different resource group:
az network nic create --resource-group contributorTest --name bastion-nic --subnet /subscriptions/subID/resourceGroups/readerTest/providers/Microsoft.Network/virtualNetworks/ansumantest-vnet/subnets/default

In the above command , we are not providing vnet name & subnet name , as a alternative we have provided the resourceID of the subnet.
Note: The above solution should work only if you have contributor access on both the resource group , in your case you will be getting the below error:

To describe the issue here, while you are creating a NIC it requires to join that NIC to the Subnet which you have specified but as you have reader access only on the VNET resource group it doesn't allow you to join the NIC and subnet.
So , Final solution can be :

*

*Either have the VNET and subnet in the same resource group you are creating NIC on and have a Contributor access on it and use the command you are using .

*Grant Contributor Access to the user for the second resource group and use the second Command that I have mentioned as a solution.

Output for the second command after providing contributor access for both the resource groups:

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Satellite operator Viasat is calling for a stop to all SpaceX Starlink launches until a thorough review of the environmental effects of the rapidly growing megaconstellation has been carried out
SpaceX's original license allowed for 1,584 Starlink satellites in low-earth orbit
In April, however, the FCC approved a request to increase this number to 4,408
Rival firm Viasat claim the FCC failed to conduct a needed impact assessment
Bright megaconstellations risk interference with astronomical observations
They also increase the risk of orbital debris and upper-atmosphere pollution
Published: 08:19 EST, 26 May 2021 | Updated: 09:25 EST, 26 May 2021
SpaceX may face a legal challenge from a rival satellite operator who has called for a halt to Starlink launches pending an environmental review of the megaconstellation.
Broadband firm Viasat called on the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Friday to stay a license modification allowing for Starlink's expansion in low orbit.
The megaconstellation, which promises to offer high-speed internet access around the globe, presently numbers more than 1,600 satellites.
To reduce projected lag in the network, SpaceX requested the FCC approve a change to their original plans, bringing some 2,800 satellites into lower orbits.
Viasat intends to make the case in federal court that the FCC needed to conduct an environmental impact assessment before giving the go ahead for this change.
The firm's stated concerns — which have been mirrored by scientists — include around how the Starlink constellation is affecting astronomical observations.
Other environmental worries include the megaconstellation's potential to increase orbital debris and pollute the atmosphere by means of disintegrating satellites.
SpaceX may face a legal challenge from a rival satellite operator who has called for a halt to Starlink launches pending an environmental review of the megaconstellation. Pictured: an artist's impression of two Starlink satellites in Earth orbit
The FCC's original license to SpaceX permitted them to establish a constellation of 4,409 Starlink satellites , with 2,825 at an distance of 684–808 miles (1,100–1,300 km) and another 1,584 at 342 miles (550 km), which are in low Earth orbit.
However, on April 27 this year, the commission approved an application from SpaceX to modify the license — moving the satellites in higher orbits down to 342 miles (550 km) and lowering the total planned number of satellites by one to 4,408.
According to SpaceX, the change of plans was needed to reduce the latency, or lag, between the satellites and the ground, thereby improving the quality of video calls, gaming experiences and other applications for users making use of the network.
Providing low signal latency was a qualifying criteria for $890 million (£628 million) in funding the FCC awarded Space X back in December as part of the first phase of the so-called 'Rural Digital Opportunity Fund'.
This scheme aims to ensure the delivery of broadband services to homes and businesses in the United States where such is presently not available.
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Viasat is a communication firm based in Carlsbad, California which provides broadband services using satellites placed in geostationary orbit.
At present, the firm is developing a constellation of three new satellites to expand its global operations and provide three terabits per second of throughput to its customers.
The first of these 'ViaSat-3' craft is scheduled to launch early in 2022, and will serve the Americas.
SpaceX exceeded the 1,584 low Earth orbit satellites permitted by its original license after launching a batch of 52 new craft on May 15 — with another 60 scheduled to be ferried into orbit today, marking the thirteenth Starlink launch of this year.
Viasat — which is headquartered in Carlsbad, California — said that it had petitioned the FCC to conduct a thorough environmental review before granting SpaceX its license modification, but that the commission had rejected this request.
'We believe the FCC failed to conduct a legally required environmental review under National Environmental Policy Act [NEPA],' Viasat's chief officer for global government and regulatory affairs, John Janka, told SpaceNews.
Furthermore, he argued, the FCC 'did not honour the Biden-Harris administration's commitment to a science-based approach to protecting the atmosphere, the Earth's climate, space and the well-being of US citizens.'
'As such, we have asked the Commission to stay its order until the federal courts review its legality.'
The FCC's original license to SpaceX permitted them to establish a constellation of 4,409 Starlink satellites , with 2,825 at an distance of 684–808 miles (1,100–1,300 km) and another 1,584 at 342 miles (550 km), which are in low Earth orbit. However, on April 27 this year, the commission approved an application from SpaceX to modify the license — moving the satellites in higher orbits down to 342 miles (550 km) and lowering the total planned number of satellites by one to 4,408. Pictured: Starlink satellites ready for orbital deployment
Defending its decision not to perform an environmental assessment under NEPA, the FCC said that the act did not cover the risks from light pollution.
Furthermore, they noted that the Federal Aviation Administration undertakes its own reviews as part of their process for licensing satellite launches.
However, the commission said that it did encourage SpaceX to continue to work with astronomers to mitigate the brightness of their satellites in the night sky.
Viasat have announced that — should the FCC not grant a stay to the modified license by June 1 — that they will push for such in the District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals.
ELON MUSK'S SPACEX SET TO BRING BROADBAND INTERNET TO THE WORLD WITH ITS STARLINK CONSTELLATION OF SATELLITES
Elon Musk's SpaceX has launched more than 1,800 of its 'Starlink' space internet satellites into orbit.
They form a constellation designed to provide low-cost broadband internet service from low Earth orbit.
The constellation, informally known as Starlink, is under development at SpaceX's facilities in Redmond, Washington.
Its goal is to beam superfast internet into your home from space.
While satellite internet has been around for a while, it has suffered from high latency and unreliable connections.
Starlink is different. SpaceX says putting a 'constellation' of satellites in low earth orbit would provide high-speed, cable-like internet all over the world.
The billionaire's company wants to create the global system to help it generate more cash.
Musk has previously said the venture could give three billion people who currently do not have access to the internet a cheap way of getting online.
It could also help fund a future city on Mars.
Helping humanity reach the red planet is one of Musk's long-stated aims and was what inspired him to start SpaceX.
The company has previously filed plans with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to launch 4,425 satellites into orbit above the Earth — three times as many that are currently in operation.
'Once fully deployed, the SpaceX system will pass over virtually all parts of the Earth's surface and therefore, in principle, have the ability to provide ubiquitous global service,' the firm said.
'Every point on the Earth's surface will see, at all times, a SpaceX satellite.'
The network will provide internet access to the US and the rest of the world, it added.
It is expected to take more than five years and $9.8 billion (£7.1bn) of investment, although satellite internet has proved an expensive market in the past and analysts expect the final bill will be higher.
Musk compared the project to 'rebuilding the internet in space', as it would reduce reliance on the existing network of undersea fibre-optic cables which criss-cross the planet.
In the US, the FCC welcomed the scheme as a way to provide internet connections to more people.
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Do you sometimes find that you move too quickly and forget details? As one example, these days so many of us are inundated with emails, and they can be a real source of tension.
The next time you write an email, stop for a moment and take a deep breath before you start. Allow yourself to relax by dropping your shoulders down, feeling your feet on the ground, and settling comfortable into your chair. Now write your email, staying fully present with what you are writing and with the person you are writing to. Write in a relaxed way with full awareness. If you are in a hurry, include the awareness that you are in a hurry.
When finished, reread the email, checking the content, spelling, and attachments, if there are any. Breathe and pause for a moment before you hit Send.


A listing of seminars and colloquia held in the UCT CS Department.
18th February 2016, Industry Seminar: "Seek and ye shall find" by Kyle Riley and Matt Marx of MWR InfoSecurity.
25th February 2016, Research colloquium: "Defeasible Reasoning for Ontologies" by Prof. Tommie Meyer , UCT CS Department.
3 March 2016, Research colloquium: "Probabilistic Morphable Models" by Thomas Vetter, head of the Graphics and Computer Vision Research Group at UNIBAS, Basel, Switzerland.
12 March 2015, Integration of Conceptual Data Modelling Languages by Associate Professor Pablo Fillottrani, Universidad Nacional del Sur at Bahia Blanca, Argentina and Researcher for the Commission of Scientific Research of the Buenos Aires Province.
19 March 2015, Breaking Android by Kyle Riley and Tyrone Erasmus of MWR InfoSecurity.
9 April 2015,"Impact of ICT on SMEs in Africa" by Michel Bézy, Associate Director of the new campus of Carnegie Mellon University in Rwanda.
14 May 2015, "Developers Need to Broaden their Range" by Clinton Bosch of BSG.
23rd July 2015,"A Mixed Methods Study of Users' Mobile Data Usage Patterns in South Africa" by Marshini Chetty of the University of Maryland, U.S.A.
Contributors: Michelle Kuttel and speakers listed.


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Collaborations and Funding
Curation of Human Disease Networks
Computational Neurobiology
COGERE
Negatome
Metabolomics and multi-omics integration
SNiPA
mGWAS server
pGWAS server
metaP
MassTRIX
Chemical screening
HitPick
HitPick v2
DePick
Organ System Heterogeneity DB
PhenomiR
ADMC: Large-scale metabolomics for studying AD
The Alzheimer Disease Metabolomics Consortium (ADMC) is a bold initiative that brings together leaders in Alzheimer's disease (AD), clinical and basic research to work in close collaboration with centers of excellence in metabolomics, genetics, biochemistry, engineering, and bioinformatics. We aim to define metabolic failures across the trajectory of AD connecting peripheral and central nervous system changes to gain a deeper understanding of disease mechanisms.
In the ADMC, we are applying a multitude of different NMR- and MS-based targeted and non-targeted metabolomics and lipidomics platforms. For several of those, we have profiled blood compound concentrations in about 1,600 subjects of the Alzheimer's Disease Neuroimaging Initiative (ADNI) study phases 1, GO, and 2, as well as in a subset of participants of the ROS/MAP cohorts. For the latter, we have used matched serum and brain samples in order to model metabolic interfaces between compartments. One central effort in our work is to contribute to standardized processing protocols in metabolomics. Following the NIH open science initiative and via multiple outlets (most prominently, the AMP-AD Knowledge Portal), we make all our data and code available to consortium members and the research community.
More information on the ADMC is available here.
AMP-AD: candidate target identification and prioritization using an integrated molecular atlas of AD
The central goal of the AMP-AD Target Discovery and Preclinical Validation Project is to shorten the time between the discovery of potential drug targets and the development of new drugs for Alzheimer's disease treatment and prevention, by integrating the analyses of large-scale molecular data from human blood and brain samples with network modeling approaches and experimental validation. To achieve this goal, we have set out to develop a genetically anchored integrated molecular atlas of AD that intersects genetics with transcriptomic, proteomic, metabolomic, and phenotypic data. This concept makes use of reconstructed metabolic pathways derived by partial correlation analysis to interlink the different modules detected by genetic associations. To include large-scale datasets from a multitude of sources, we use the web-based SNiPA annotation tool (see Tools section) that integrates a long list of genomic, molecular, and phenotypic data. This data is extended by metabolic links yielded through the work of the ADMC, as well as with phenotypic readouts and genetic links thereof in the ADNI cohorts, as well as with transcriptomic and proteomic networks generated by our AMP-AD partners.
More information on AMP-AD is available here.
M2OVE-AD: Disease sub-classification for precision medicine in AD
Connecting metabolomics data to genomics, imaging and other omics data in a systems biochemical approach, we seek to sub-stratify and sub-classify AD stepping towards a precision medicine approach for disease management. The metabolome provides a readout on the current physiological status of an individual, and clustering subjects by their metabolic profiles can thus identify subpopulations and risk groups within a study cohort. Utilizing the rich phenotypic data available for ADNI participants, the derived clusters can be annotated with clinical features that distinguish between the identified groups. Already, several risk factors, such as female sex and APOE e4 status, have been shown to enable stratified analyses that can identify risk-group specific molecular changes linked to the trajectory of AD. The power of metabolomics in such endeavors lies in its sensitivity towards the individual genetic and environmental background. One prominent example for this is the highly significant metabolic imprint of sex. Using supervised and unsupervised learning techniques, we thus are dissecting patients into subgroups to tailor our candidate target selection approaches to group-specific risk profiles.
More information on M2OVE-AD is available here.
MDPMC: Large-scale metabolomics for studying major depressive and bipolar disorder
The Mood Disorders Precision Medicine Consortium (MDPMC) is an integrated team of academic researchers dedicated to improving the lives of patients who suffer from major depressive disorder and bipolar disorder. Comprised of leading experts in the fields of genetics, metabolomics, neuroimaging, bioinformatics, and clinical trials, the MDPMC's mission is to achieve the precision medicine goals of individualizing treatment for mood disorder patients based on an integrated biological understanding of their illnesses and variation in response to treatments.
With the state of its funding, expertise, and organization, the MDPMC is poised to make substantial gains in our understanding of the molecular variation underlying the heterogeneity of mood disorders, and the pharmacogenetic and pharmacometabolomic basis for variation in treatment response. Moving forward, the MDPMC will apply these results to analyses of the gut microbiome and the fMRI and PET neuroimaging data from Helen Mayberg's studies at Emory. Our vision of creating a richly integrated understanding of the sources of biological variation in mood disorders is the driving force behind the MDPMC, thereby enabling us to develop clinically actionable individualized treatment approaches for patients suffering from these conditions.
More information on the MDPMC is available here.
Dr. Matthias Arnold
Metabolic network failures in Alzheimer's disease - A biochemical road map
Altered bile acid profile associates with cognitive impairment in Alzheimer's disease—An emerging role for gut microbiome


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Q: Append text to the last line of a file in unix I want to append a colon character (:) at the end of the last line of a text file (not in a new line).

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*My file already has a \n character at the end so printf ":" >> file puts the colon in a new line.

*Using sed '$s/$/:/' file > newfile works, but my file is ~100 MB so piping the whole thing just to add a single character seems unattractive.

Is there a better solution?

A: You could go with dd and notrunc (tested on Linux 4.12):
printf ":" | dd of=file conv=notrunc bs=1 seek=$(( $(stat -c "%s" file) - 1))


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The Authorized Standard Ritual of the Order of the Eastern Star State of New York
Publisher: The Grand Chapter: 1916
Seller ID: 2299191
Includes box. Minor general wear to box. A few faint spots on page ridges. A very good copy in a very good box. 1916 Hard Cover. 310 pp. Includes box. A system of forms and ceremonies, with necessary instructions for chapters. Adopted by the Grand Chapter, October 14, 1913. Revision made permanent, October 14, 1915. The Order of the Eastern Star is a Masonic appendant body open to both men and women. It was established in 1850 by lawyer and educator Rob Morris, a noted Freemason, but was only adopted and approved as an appendant body of the Masonic Fraternity in 1873. View more info
Supremely Abominable Crimes: The Trial of the Knights Templar
By: Burman, Edward
Publisher: Allison & Busby: 2000
Lightly rubbed. 2000 Trade Paperback. We have more books available by this author!. An examination of facts and speculation of causes surrounding the trial and execution of the Knights Templar. View more info
The Freemasons: Unlocking the 1000-Year-Old Mysteries of the Brotherhood: The Masonic Rituals, Codes, Signs and Symbols Explained
By: Harwood, Jeremy
Publisher: Hermes House: 2006
Edition: 1st Printing
First paperback printing. An exceptional copy. 2006 Large Softcover. We have more books available by this author!. 96 pp. 11 3/4 x 9. A full and intriguing account of the rituals, signs and symbols associated with the beliefs and history of Freemasonry. Explore the mystical symbolism of the Square and the Compass, the Five-Pointed Star, the All-Seeing Eye, the Sun and Moon, and many others. Find out about the history of the Masonic movement, and the myths and preconceptions that have grown up around it. Discover how the rituals in Freemasonry today are steeped in mystery and symbolism from the... View more info
Freemasonry in Livingston County, State of New York
By: Hawkins, Emmett E.
Publisher: Keith Press: 1983
Second edition. Corners a bit rubbed. 1983 Stapled Binding. 128 pp. A history of freemasonry in Livingston County, New York, written by the master of Geneseo Lodge No. 214 and founder of the Masonic district paper, the Living Stone. This second edition adds a complete list of officers of the Livingston Masonic Association, a partial list of Assistant Grand Lecturers, and a new history of Trinity Mark Lodge of Lima. View more info
History of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternity of Free and Accepted Masons and Concordant Orders [Freemasonry]
By: Stillson, Henry Leonard; Hughan, William James; et al
Publisher: The Fraternity Publishing Company: 1910
Revised edition. Boards and corners lightly rubbed, small ink gift note on front endpaper. 1910 Hard Cover. xxxiv, 910 pp. Tall 8vo. Green pebbled cloth, gilt titles, gold, silver, and black decorations, gilt and green decorated endpapers. Includes photographs (some tinted), engravings, fold-out map, reproductions of documents, etc. View more info
The Boy Who Cried Wolf: The Book That Breaks Masonic Silence
By: Thorn, Richard P.
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First edition. Inscribed and signed by author on front endpaper ('For Bob Zabel with best wishes, Richard P. Thorn, M.D.'). Review copy with publisher's slip laid in. 1994 Hard Cover. 243 pp. 8vo. As the religious right spreads its influence throughout the U.S., it is inevitable that some of its more provocative speakers should tread on the toes of other groups, both religious and nonreligious. In Thorn's case, the fundamentalists have met their match. Thorn attacks the critics of Masonry, showing where they err in their assumptions and providing some good insights into the nature of the Mason... View more info
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Report: £1.35m-rated 22y/o keen on Elland Road switch as Leeds consider January move
Date: 14th January 2020 at 7:30am
Celta de Vigo forward Emre Mor is keen to join Leeds United during the January window, according to Haberler.
Mor has spent the first half of the 2019/20 campaign on loan with Turkish giant Galatasaray, but has struggled to establish himself at the Turk Telekom Stadium with head coach Fatih Terim awarding just five starts in 16 appearances across all competitions to date.
The 15-cap former Turkey international has also failed to score in any of his outings for Cimbom, while seeing one yellow card in four Champions League Group Stage ties and was shown a second yellow against Kayserispor in August.
Mor was issued two cautions in two minutes against Bulent Uygun's Kadir Has Stadium natives in what was only his third Super Lig appearance for Gala, and has not featured in their four most recent top-flight fixtures.
Galatasaray was Mor's favoured destination for a summer switch during the last transfer window amid suggestions that a Premier League side may come calling, though the right-winger is now preparing to wear the jersey of a new side.
Brentford are said to be considering a winter offer to take Mor out of his struggles in Turkey and place him in Thomas Frank's squad at Griffin Park, as they look to build on their current third-place standing in the Championship.
Leeds would be Mor's preferred destination this time around following rumoured interest in West Yorkshire, though Haberler note that the club are cautious over forging a mid-season pursuit.
Would you sign Mor in January?
Yes, buy him this month
Yes, but only on loan
No, he isn't good enough
United executives fear that Mor's slack form under Terim at the Turk Telekom Stadium would do little to help manager Marcelo Bielsa wrap up promotion into the Premier League, with the club currently a point behind second-tier leaders West Bromwich Albion after Saturday's defeat to Sheffield Wednesday.
Director of Football Victor Orta signing Mor and Bielsa reigniting the forward's career is also an unlikely feat, with the £1.35million-rated attacker only boasting four career goals in professional club football in 87 games.
Mor has not found the back of the net since October 2017, too, while penning his most recent of seven career assists in April 2018.
In other Leeds United news, a sought-after talent may turn down United's contract offer amid interest from the Premier League.


This was my first New House Farm Wedding so I was excited to photograph a wedding at another Lake District wedding venue, this time a 17th century farmhouse.
Clare and Scott transformed the barn and grounds of New House Farm into a festival style wedding with incredible details and styling. I've just had to rein myself in from blogging just short of 300 images! The styling was a photographers paradise although it was Clare and Scott who made it really, really beautiful. Clare wore a Claire Pettibone wedding dress and sparkly Kate Spade shoes. Lucy Pearson did her hair and make-up and is alway so lovely to work alongside. The boys got ready next door in the Old Dairy so it was easy to pop back and forth to capture all the emotion and fun of the morning preparations. After an emotional wedding ceremony they had a relaxed reception on the lawn and we took some pictures with the horses. After the food and speeches we went over to Buttermere Lake in the car for some early evening shots with the most incredible scenery. There was a silent disco outside and then the first dance took place in the barn later on.
Having had such a great day here with Clare and Scott I'm really looking forward to going back to photograph another New House Farm wedding at the end of May for Clare and Jonny's big day.
A mention to all the other enormously talented people who helped make this Lake District wedding so gorgeous too: Make-up and hair by Lucy Pearson and Katie Dale. Clare's dress is Claire Pettibone's Brigitte from The White Closet in West Didsbury. Tulle hair piece is from Pearl and Co. Sparkly shoes from Kate Spade. Big LOVE letters from Typical Type. Stationery Lucy Says I Do. Grasmere gingerbread heart favours. Milk churns and vintage crockery by Sure to Surprise You.
Wow Lisa what a gorgeous wedding beautifully captured. The smiliest bride and groom, so full of emotion. I really want to try a silient disco, look great fun!


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Also, I should point out that when it comes to various indigenous groups, very few qualified as nomadic. Most of them, the extent of their wandering, was that they had a winter home and a summer home that they traveled between. Others would stay in a place until the land was used up, move away to a new patch of land, returning to the original a few generations later after the land has had time to repair.
Whatever the circumstances, in the wake of a collapse, what will emerge, are different kinds of living, not just one, because the One-Size-Fits-All approach we've been using, doesn't fit anyone. Different areas have different needs. We've only been able to pretend otherwise for so long, thanks to oil, that we can ignore the reality of the land, but once the last of that is used up, people in Phoenix, Arizona will be forced to discover that they are, in fact, living in a desert, and a person living in a desert, simply can't expect to have the same kind of living (houses, food, etc.) as someone living in, say, Kalamazoo.
That's gonna be a rude awakening. I doubt even 1% of them would stay in the desert without AC and imported food / water.
Is this the kind of life you want?
Not trying to mock you btw, just curious.
I don't live in a fantasy.
I'm also a lifelong vegan.
Lifelong? That's really impressive, you must be lucky to be raised vegan.
Not really, I was 7 when I made the decision to refuse to eat meat, shortly after realizing what meat was, and it took a few more years to stop eating dairy and eggs. But I'm in my 30s so I have little memory of not being veg. When my mother was pregnant with me she couldn't eat animal products without throwing up, so I like to think I've always being built to be vegan.


Some life updates. After a long time living abroad, I am going back to Brazil! It's a good feeling, but is it the right time to go back??? Is it the time for anyone to go to Brazil at all?
As we all know, it's an olympic year and, this year, it's in Brazil. I, for one, don't think the country deserves it for several reasons, but they are too long to list, with some historical motives. So, today, I will just list a few present events that should be enough for most people to avoid travelling to the country.
At this stage, even if you are not from a tropical country, you've heard of dengue fever, thanks to Brazil! I am 30 years of age and, coincidentally, this is year marks the 30th yearly outbreak of dengue fever in a row! The government promises that the mosquito will be eradicated before the olympics, but how can one make such a promise? It might sound like conspiracy theory, but I grew up watching Brazil's most powerful broadcasting company. They have been known to work in favour of the government. When I was a child, Dengue was a character in a children's TV programme. My generation only found out what dengue really was (and how dangerous it was) when we were teenagers!
As well as the known Dengue virus, there are "new" viruses in Brazil to worry about: The Zika and Chikungunya viruses. Even though these are not new viruses, they are new to Brazil and they are believed to have been introduced to Brazil during the Confederation's Cup. All three diseases are transmitted by the same mosquito: aedes aegypti. The latter two can be asymptomatic in both men and women, but as most of you know, it can be dangerous to pregnant women. The Brazilian government says that no link has been made between microcephaly and the Zika virus, therefore it is safe. The WHO says otherwise.
Remember swine flu? Well, it's back, bigger and stronger and has killed more than 80 people in Brazil in the first three months of the year. Read here. No new vaccine has been developed to fight the new strain of the virus, so, better pray not to catch it!
Thinking that economic crisis means cheaper prices? Think again! Rio is as expensive as ever! The collapsing economy has forced local business to hike up the prices pre and during olympics as a last fast buck before they close down shop. I just returned from Brazil and I could feel the absurd prices in other regions of the country, so, if you think it's the right time to go, based on economy only, you are sadly mistaken!
If you'd like to understand better what's happening in the country at the moment, I would be more than happy to write a post about it, but I will summarise it for now. Brazil is in the brink of political meltdown, with everyone in the top of the pyramid involved in some kind of corruption scheme. The president is about to be impeached, former president being given government jobs to gain some kind of immunity, the head of the house of deputies, who put forward the impeachment process, have been found with million of Brazilian public money in accounts in Switzerland, the president of the Brazilian senate involved in dozen of corruption scandals……….. just to name a few. It's an interesting time to be in Brazil to see all of this going down, but in times like this, anything can happen and you can be caught in very violent revolts between fanatics, pro- and anti-government. Be careful! The biggest problem is that if the president is out, these people, including the vice-president, much of the same! So, it seems that the country is on the beginning of a long and arduous struggle for survival.
I am going back to Brazil to work. I am Brazilian and have family in Brazil and often question myself: "Why the hell am I going back?". If you are a tourist, save your precious money and go somewhere else! I bet you will have a better time and be safe from the horrible moment the country is going through. Better safe than sorry!
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Dozens of leading Hong Kong democrats charged with subversion in major national security crackdown
Published Sun, Feb 28 202110:03 AM EST Updated Sun, Feb 28 20218:55 PM EST
The Hong Kong police said in a statement they had laid a charge against 47 persons with the single count. They will appear in court tomorrow morning.
Hong Kong law professor and pro-democracy activist Benny Tai (C) speaks to the press outside Ma On Shan police station in Hong Kong on February 28, 2021.
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Forty-seven Hong Kong pro-democracy campaigners and activists were charged on Sunday with conspiracy to commit subversion in the largest single crackdown on the opposition under a China-imposed national security law.
Among them was Sam Cheung, a 27-year-old activist and a participant in an unofficial primary election last summer, who was charged after reporting to a local police station.
"Hong Kongers have a really tough time these days," he told reporters before entering the station. "I hope everyone won't give up on Hong Kong ... (and) fight on."
Cheung was arrested in a dawn raid along with 54 other pro-democracy campaigners on Jan. 6 in the largest national security operation since the law passed last June.
They were accused of organizing and participating in the unofficial primary last July aimed at selecting the strongest candidates for a legislative council election.
The Hong Kong police said in a statement they had laid a charge against 47 persons with the single count. They will appear in court on Monday morning.
The decision to charge many activists in a single swoop could potentially strike hard at the opposition movement. Those charged included veterans like Leung Kwok-hung, Eddie Chu and Alvin Yeung; former law professor Benny Tai and prominent young campaigners like Lester Shum, Joshua Wong and Owen Chow.
The European Union Office in Hong Kong called for the immediate release of those arrested. "The nature of these charges makes clear that legitimate political pluralism will no longer be tolerated in Hong Kong," it said in a statement.
Defiant gestures
Some who reported to police stations across the city pumped their fists and expressed defiance, flanked by supporters.
"Constant suppression would never abate our faith," said Jimmy Sham.
Of those arrested in January, only eight were not charged on Sunday, including U.S. human rights lawyer John Clancey and veteran activist James To, who remain on bail.
Carrie Lam says Hong Kong national security law is 'on par with' other countries' security laws
Davos - World Economic Forum
The tightening legal noose on local activists comes as Chinese officials prepare to unveil electoral reforms that will likely further diminish the role and influence of opposition forces in public office.
"This is a very strong signal from President Xi (Jinping) that he wants to eradicate the whole pro-democracy camp in Hong Kong," exiled activist Sunny Cheung, who had himself taken part in the primary election, told Reuters by phone.
"If the international community doesn't react to the authoritarianism of the Chinese Communist Party, Xi will win and liberty and democracy will fall."
A rights advocacy group, "Power for Democracy", which co-organized the primary elections, said in a Facebook post it had disbanded.
The Hong Kong police say 99 individuals have been arrested for suspected violations of the security laws so far.
Some of these, including media mogul and prominent China critic Jimmy Lai, have been denied bail despite protracted legal appeals.
The sweeping national security laws punish acts of subversion, secession, collusion with foreign forces and terrorism with possible life imprisonment.
China justified the laws to restore order following mass protests in 2019 against perceived Chinese suppression of Hong Kong's basic liberties and autonomy under the "one country, two systems" arrangement. This was put in place in 1997 when the city reverted from British to Chinese rule.


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/* jshint unused:false */

/**
 * hasJsonWebToken
 *
 * @module      :: Policy
 * @description :: Assumes that your request has an jwt;
 *
 * @docs        :: http://waterlock.ninja/documentation
 */
module.exports = function (req, res, next) {
    waterlock.validator.validateTokenRequest(req, function (err, user) {
        if (err) {
            sails.log.debug('access forbidden ' + req.path);
            return res.forbidden(err);
        }

        // valid request
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Q: Is it possible to render elements conditionally in NativeScript-Vue? I hope you can help me to solve my problem.
I am working on a Nativescript-Vue Application and I want to render this conditionally:

But this does not work.
I already tried it with <v-template if="..."></v-template> but this also does not work.
If i am not mistaken, in Vue.js it is possible to render conditionally with v-if and i am searching for a possibility to make it in Nativescript-Vue.
Thank you

A: It's the same like in Vue.js.
Instead of using if you should be using v-if.
Playground example
Example:

But if you want to use an if in a ListView it's different.
Example:
<ListView for="item in listOfItems" @itemTap="onItemTap">
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  </v-template>

  <v-template if="$odd">

  </v-template>
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But more info about that in the docs


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2) In a small bowl combine first 4 ingredients and set aside.
3) In a large bowl cream together the butter and 1 cup of sugar, add the egg and vanilla and mix until creamy and combined.
4) Add the dry ingredients and mix until everything incorporated.
5) Using a small (1 Tbsp measuring) cooking scoop or just using a tablespoon, form your cookies and roll them around in the extra sugar. Place them on your prepared baking sheet a few inches apart and bake for about 18 minutes rotating the baking sheet once.
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After the success of the 790 Adventure series, KTM has decided to go bigger with the 890 Adventure R and R Rally. Both these upcoming motorcycles are based on new engine platforms with more power and torque. And while the 890 Adventure R Rally will be sold in limited numbers and will be available on order, the 890 Adventure R is expected to reach showrooms in select countries by November 2020. Would India be a part of that select group? Only time will tell.
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Q: C# Dependency Injection with Adapter Pattern In the following code sample, I have a client that works through a controller. In my specific case the controller establishes a session to an address on a GPIB bus. An instance of this is then injected into the client class, which in my case is a device. The client class knows what to say to the device and uses the controller to pass those messages to the device.
Where I get into trouble is there are various ways to talk to the device. I have created so far ITextReader, ITextWriter, IBinaryReader, IBinaryWriter, and there may be more in the future. The implementations of these interfaces is done in the adapter assembly because that is the only assembly that knows how to talk to the adaptee. The controller and client only have references on the controller.api assembly.
How then does the client ask for an instance of the adapter's TextReader, for which it has no reference to? I figure there is some combination of using a factory pattern and an IoC container (using Unity), but I can't come up with a design where the client can get an instance of any of those reader\writer implementations.
Adapter Assembly:
public class Adapter : IAdapter
{
    public class Adapter(IAdaptee adaptee){..}
}

public class TextReader : TextReaderBase, ITextReader
{
    TextReader(IController controller)
    : base(controller)
    {..}

}

Controller.Api Assembly:
public interface IAdapter{...}
public interface ITextReader{...}
public interface ITextWriter{...}

Controller Assembly:
public class Controller : IController
{
    Controller (IAdapter adapter){...}
}

public abstract class TextReaderBase : ITextReader
{
    TextReaderBase(IController controller){..}
}

Client Assembly:
public class Client : IClient
{
    Client (IController controller){...}
}

Edited 6/6/2015:
I should make it clearer what I am trying to do. The 3rd party library (adaptee) has low level functions for reading, writing, opening connections, etc. The high level classes for establishing connections, reading, and writing is what I was referring to as the controller. The adapter adapts the 3rd party library to this controller. I made additional interfaces to represent the low level reader\writer like IAdapterReader and IAdapterWriter.
The clients work exclusively through the controller, knowing nothing of the low level adapter stuff. In my current design, I was planning to have a service that reads a config file to find which adapter to instantiate and the address of the device. It creates an instance of this adapter, injects this into the controller class and then injects the controller object into the client. I am calling the controller class here a "session" to represent a connection to a specific address on the bus. The idea is that the client knows what to say to the device (commands and such) and the controller knows how to say it (has access to the physical layer).
For the client to actually talk to the device, I was thinking they would ask for a reader and a writer instance, but clearly this is not then dependency injection. For the client to ask for a reader\writer it would have to know about the adapter as my high level reader\writers wrap the low level ones implemented by the adapter.
I guess the question then is how does the client get a reader\writer? I can think of a crude way by injecting into the client ISession, ITextReader, ITextWriter, IBinaryReader, IBinaryWriter and any other interfaces it may need? The other way is to inject only ISession and make ISession have a T Resolve<T>(Type type) method. The implementation of Resolve could be through an IoC container. I could change the design around so that when the adapter object is being created it also registers all of its implementations with interfaces with an IoC container passed in from the service layer.

A: Right now what I see is the following chain of dependencies:
client->controller->adapter->reader->controller

That does create a circular dependency.
You use Dependency Injection to achieve Dependency Inversion. That is, that higher level code does not dependent on the implementation of lower level code.
Looking at the chain, we can attest that there is a piece of code, either the controller or the text reader, that is both high and low level.
If the client does need to use directly the text reader then it cannot be that the adapter uses it as well, as you would need to inject it further up. Rather you will be injecting the adapter into the text reader. And then injecting the text reader into the client.
But if we do that, and we keep the injection of the controller both on the client and the text reader, are we not, then, exposing incorrectly functionality? Because you are saying both that the text reader is of the same level than the controller, and that the  controller is at a lower level than the text reader (as it is injected)
Finally, why does the client need to access the text reader used by the adapter? If there is really something that is needed you can provide a pass through method that doesn't expose the fact that you have the text reader  somewhere down there.
Check which functionality is going to be lower level (which one actually does the writing/reading) and which one does the high level stuff. Order them higher to level and inject lower into higher.
Without looking at the code,I am imagining that the actual order would be
client->controller->adapter->text read/write

And that in fact the text reader/writer doesn't need to know about the controller because it is the one reading/writing directly from/to the device. Any information that the controller has that the text reader/writer needs will be passed through parameters.