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Q: How to convert bytes data into a python pandas dataframe? I would like to convert 'bytes' data into a Pandas dataframe.
The data looks like this (few first lines):
    (b'#Settlement Date,Settlement Period,CCGT,OIL,COAL,NUCLEAR,WIND,PS,NPSHYD,OCGT'
 b',OTHER,INTFR,INTIRL,INTNED,INTEW,BIOMASS\n2017-01-01,1,7727,0,3815,7404,3'
 b'923,0,944,0,2123,948,296,856,238,\n2017-01-01,2,8338,0,3815,7403,3658,16,'
 b'909,0,2124,998,298,874,288,\n2017-01-01,3,7927,0,3801,7408,3925,0,864,0,2'
 b'122,998,298,816,286,\n2017-01-01,4,6996,0,3803,7407,4393,0,863,0,2122,998'

The columns headers appear at the top. each subsequent line is a timestamp and numbers.
Is there a straightforward way to do this?
Thank you very much
@Paula Livingstone:
This seems to work:
s=str(bytes_data,'utf-8')

file = open("data.txt","w")

file.write(s)
df=pd.read_csv('data.txt')

maybe this can be done without using a file in between.

A: I had the same issue and found this library https://docs.python.org/2/library/stringio.html from the answer here: How to create a Pandas DataFrame from a string
Try something like:
from io import StringIO

s=str(bytes_data,'utf-8')

data = StringIO(s)

df=pd.read_csv(data)

A: You can also use BytesIO directly:
from io import BytesIO

df = pd.read_csv(BytesIO(bytes_data))

This will save you the step of transforming bytes_data to a string

A: Ok cool, your input formatting is quite awkward but the following works:
with open('file.txt', 'r') as myfile:
    data=myfile.read().replace('\n', '') #read in file as a string

df = pd.Series(" ".join(data.strip(' b\'').strip('\'').split('\' b\'')).split('\\n')).str.split(',', expand=True)

print(df)

this produces the following:
                 0                  1     2    3     4        5      6   7   \
0  #Settlement Date  Settlement Period  CCGT  OIL  COAL  NUCLEAR   WIND  PS
1        2017-01-01                  1  7727    0  3815     7404   3923   0
2        2017-01-01                  2  8338    0  3815     7403   3658  16
3        2017-01-01                  3  7927    0  3801     7408   3925   0

       8      9      10     11      12      13     14       15
0  NPSHYD  OCGT   OTHER  INTFR  INTIRL  INTNED  INTEW  BIOMASS
1     944      0   2123    948     296     856    238
2     909      0   2124    998     298     874    288
3     864      0   2122    998     298     816    286     None

In order for this to work you will need to ensure that your input file contains only a collection of complete rows. For this reason I removed the partial row for the purposes of the test.
As you have said that the data source is an http GET request then the initial read would take place using pandas.read_html.
More detail on this can be found here. Note specifically the section on io (io : str or file-like).

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a very strong shadow that it produced. nice shot.
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No Man's Sky is an action-adventure game where the main goal is to reach the center of the Universe. You are in search of Planets where you can find good resources and valuables to build and upgrade. What if you could rename the Planet and Stars to understand better while exploring it again? This article is all about Renaming Planets and Stars in No Man's Sky will show your mark in the Galaxy while exploring.
The Game features 18 quintillion procedurally-generated planets of many sizes, colors, and biomes. The player is free to travel everywhere in the galaxy and every planet will have their own creatures, but in addition to that, there are also alien races which can be interacted and learn new things about them. Every Planet you visit has a default name and can be edited.
This was all about the Renaming the Planets and Star System. Do check our No Man's Sky Wiki guide to know more about the game.


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package com.svbio.workflow.runtimecontext;

import com.svbio.workflow.base.LifecycleException;
import com.svbio.workflow.base.LifecycleManager;
import com.svbio.workflow.base.LifecyclePhase;
import com.svbio.workflow.base.LifecyclePhaseListener;
import com.typesafe.config.Config;
import dagger.Module;
import dagger.Provides;
import org.apache.maven.repository.internal.MavenRepositorySystemUtils;
import org.eclipse.aether.DefaultRepositorySystemSession;
import org.eclipse.aether.RepositorySystem;
import org.eclipse.aether.RepositorySystemSession;
import org.eclipse.aether.connector.basic.BasicRepositoryConnectorFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.impl.DefaultServiceLocator;
import org.eclipse.aether.impl.SyncContextFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.internal.impl.DefaultSyncContextFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.repository.LocalRepository;
import org.eclipse.aether.repository.RemoteRepository;
import org.eclipse.aether.spi.connector.RepositoryConnectorFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.spi.connector.transport.TransporterFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.transport.file.FileTransporterFactory;
import org.eclipse.aether.transport.http.HttpTransporterFactory;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.dsl.ModuleFactory;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.linker.ClassProvider;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.linker.ExecutableProvider;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.maven.FileLockSyncContextFactory;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.maven.MavenRuntimeContextFactory;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.model.api.Executable;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.model.api.RuntimeContextFactory;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.model.api.RuntimeStateProvisionException;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.model.immutable.element.Name;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.model.util.ImmutableList;
import xyz.cloudkeeper.simple.DSLExecutableProvider;

import javax.annotation.Nullable;
import javax.inject.Inject;
import javax.inject.Singleton;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.nio.file.Path;
import java.nio.file.Paths;
import java.util.Objects;
import java.util.Optional;
import java.util.concurrent.Executor;

/**
 * Dagger module that provides a {@code "aether"}-annotated {@link RuntimeContextFactory}.
 *
 *
Specifically, the provided {@link RuntimeContextFactory} instance will be of type
 * {@link MavenRuntimeContextFactory}.
 */
@Module
public final class MavenRuntimeContextFactoryModule {
    /**
     * Type indicating that {@link org.eclipse.aether.internal.impl.SimpleLocalRepositoryManagerFactory} should be used
     * to manage a {@link LocalRepository}.
     */
    private static final String SIMPLE_REPOSITORY_MANAGER = "simple";

    @Nullable private final ClassLoader classLoader;

    /**
     * Default constructor for a module that will provide a {@link RuntimeContextFactory} that will create a new
     * {@link java.net.URLClassLoader} for each invocation of
     * {@link RuntimeContextFactory#newRuntimeContext(java.util.List)}.
     *
     *
The {@link MavenRuntimeContextFactory} will be built without configuring a class loader using
     * {@link MavenRuntimeContextFactory.Builder#setClassLoader(ClassLoader)}.
     */
    public MavenRuntimeContextFactoryModule() {
        classLoader = null;
    }

    /**
     * Constructor for a module that will provide a {@link RuntimeContextFactory} that will use the given class loader.
     *
     *
If a class cannot be found when a repository is linked (that is, during a call to
     * {@link RuntimeContextFactory#newRuntimeContext(java.util.List)}), this will be silently ignored. The rationale is
     * that a fixed class loader likely does not have access to all classes needed to execute a workflow, but it can
     * load the classes needed to set inputs and retrieve outputs.
     *
     * @param classLoader {@link ClassLoader} that will be passed to
     *     {@link MavenRuntimeContextFactory.Builder#setClassLoader(ClassLoader)} when the provided
     *     {@link MavenRuntimeContextFactory} is built
     */
    public MavenRuntimeContextFactoryModule(ClassLoader classLoader) {
        Objects.requireNonNull(classLoader);
        this.classLoader = classLoader;
    }

    @Override
    public String toString() {
        return String.format("Dagger module '%s'", getClass().getSimpleName());
    }

    @Provides
    @Singleton
    static SyncContextFactory provideSyncContextFactory(LifecycleManager lifecycleManager,
            AetherConfig aetherConfiguration) {
        if (aetherConfiguration.offline) {
            return new DefaultSyncContextFactory();
        }

        Path lockFile = aetherConfiguration.localRepositoryPath.resolve(aetherConfiguration.lockFileName);
        FileLockSyncContextFactory syncContextFactory;
        try {
            Files.createDirectories(lockFile.getParent());
            syncContextFactory = new FileLockSyncContextFactory(lockFile);
        } catch (IOException exception) {
            throw new LifecycleException(String.format(
                "Exception while creating local-Aether-repository lock file at '%s'.", lockFile
            ), exception);
        }
        lifecycleManager.addLifecyclePhaseListener(
            new LifecyclePhaseListener(SyncContextFactory.class.getSimpleName(), LifecyclePhase.STARTED) {
                @Override
                protected void onStop() throws IOException {
                    syncContextFactory.close();
                }
            }
        );
        return syncContextFactory;
    }

    @Provides
    @Singleton
    static RepositorySystem provideRepositorySystem(SyncContextFactory syncContextFactory) {
        DefaultServiceLocator locator = MavenRepositorySystemUtils.newServiceLocator();
        locator.setServices(SyncContextFactory.class, syncContextFactory);
        locator.addService(RepositoryConnectorFactory.class, BasicRepositoryConnectorFactory.class);
        locator.addService(TransporterFactory.class, FileTransporterFactory.class);
        locator.addService(TransporterFactory.class, HttpTransporterFactory.class);
        return locator.getService(RepositorySystem.class);
    }

    @Provides
    @Singleton
    static LocalRepository provideLocalAetherRepository(AetherConfig aetherConfiguration) {
        Path localRepositoryPath = aetherConfiguration.localRepositoryPath;
        try {
            Files.createDirectories(localRepositoryPath);
        } catch (IOException exception) {
            throw new LifecycleException(String.format(
                "Exception while creating local Aether repository at '%s'.", localRepositoryPath
            ), exception);
        }
        return new LocalRepository(localRepositoryPath.toFile(), SIMPLE_REPOSITORY_MANAGER);
    }

    @Provides
    @Singleton
    static RepositorySystemSession provideRepositorySystemSession(RepositorySystem repositorySystem,
            LocalRepository localRepository, AetherConfig aetherConfiguration) {
        DefaultRepositorySystemSession repositorySystemSession = MavenRepositorySystemUtils.newSession();
        repositorySystemSession.setLocalRepositoryManager(
            repositorySystem.newLocalRepositoryManager(repositorySystemSession, localRepository)
        );
        repositorySystemSession.setOffline(aetherConfiguration.offline);
        return repositorySystemSession;
    }

    /**
     * Implementation of {@link ClassProvider} that does not fail if a class cannot be found.
     */
    private static final class ClassProviderImpl implements ClassProvider {
        private final ClassLoader classLoader;

        private ClassProviderImpl(ClassLoader classLoader) {
            this.classLoader = classLoader;
        }

        @Override
        public Optional<Class<?>> provideClass(Name name) {
            try {
                return Optional.of(Class.forName(name.getBinaryName().toString(), true, classLoader));
            } catch (ClassNotFoundException ignored) {
                return Optional.empty();
            }
        }
    }

    /**
     * Implementation of {@link ExecutableProvider} that does not fail if a class cannot be found.
     */
    private static final class ExecutableProviderImpl implements ExecutableProvider {
        private final ModuleFactory moduleFactory;
        private final DSLExecutableProvider executableProvider;

        private ExecutableProviderImpl(ClassLoader classLoader) {
            moduleFactory = new ModuleFactory(classLoader);
            executableProvider = new DSLExecutableProvider(moduleFactory);
        }

        @Override
        public Optional<Executable> provideExecutable(Name name) throws RuntimeStateProvisionException {
            try {
                moduleFactory.loadClass(name);
                return executableProvider.provideExecutable(name);
            } catch (ClassNotFoundException ignored) {
                return Optional.empty();
            }
        }
    }

    @Provides(type = Provides.Type.MAP)
    @RuntimeContextFactoryQualifier
    @RuntimeContextFactoryKey("aether")
    @Singleton
    RuntimeContextFactory provideRuntimeContextFactory(Executor executor, RepositorySystem repositorySystem,
            RepositorySystemSession repositorySystemSession, AetherConfig aetherConfiguration) {
        MavenRuntimeContextFactory.Builder builder = new MavenRuntimeContextFactory.Builder(
                executor, repositorySystem, repositorySystemSession)
            .setClassLoader(classLoader)
            .setRemoteRepositories(aetherConfiguration.remoteRepositories);
        boolean ignoreClassNotFound = classLoader != null;
        if (ignoreClassNotFound) {
            builder
                .setClassProviderProvider(ClassProviderImpl::new)
                .setExecutableProviderProvider(ExecutableProviderImpl::new);
        } else {
            builder.setExecutableProviderProvider(
                actualClassLoader -> new DSLExecutableProvider(new ModuleFactory(actualClassLoader))
            );
        }
        return builder.build();
    }

    @Singleton
    static final class AetherConfig {
        private final Path localRepositoryPath;
        private final String lockFileName;
        private final boolean offline;
        private final ImmutableList<RemoteRepository> remoteRepositories;

        @Inject
        AetherConfig(Config config) {
            Config aetherConfig = config.getConfig("com.svbio.workflow.maven");
            localRepositoryPath = Paths.get(aetherConfig.getString("local"));
            lockFileName = aetherConfig.getString("lockfile");
            offline = aetherConfig.getBoolean("offline");

            Config remotes = aetherConfig.getConfig("remote");
            remoteRepositories = remotes.root().keySet().stream()
                .map(id -> new RemoteRepository.Builder(id, "default", remotes.getString(id)).build())
                .collect(ImmutableList.collector());
        }
    }
}

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ICES Lecture – Paolo Cuttitta "EU-Externalization of migration policies through non-state actors? NGOs/CSOs in Tunisia and Egypt"
Kommende Termine (bis zu drei)
Keine zukünftigen Termine gefunden. Dieser Termin hat in der Vergangenheit stattgefunden.
In this lecture, Paolo Cuttitta will present findings from his current research on EU-Externalization of migration policies through non-state actors at the example of Tunisia and Egypt. He will provide an overview of non-governmental/civil society organizations (NGOs/CSOs) operating in Tunisia and Egypt in the field of migration, and the relevant activities, to point out analogies and differences in the two contexts. He will outline the relationship between the activities of these groups and the concept of EU-externalization. Indeed, while academic literature has long engaged with the role of international organizations (IOs) in processes of EU-externalization (Bartels 2017; Lavenex 2016; Wunderlich 2012), the role of NGOs/CSOs remains largely under-researched. While acknowledging the involvement of NGOs/CSOs in processes of EU-externalization, his research tries to shed light on the broader picture, to avoid the risks of Euro-centric and univocal, simplistic approaches. The findings are drawn from two fieldwork periods carried out in Tunisia (2016) and Egypt (2017).

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An item on Holmes, broadcast on TV One on 3 November 2000 beginning at 7.00pm, gave advice to travellers about how to improve their chances of surviving an aircraft disaster. The item followed an aircraft accident in Taipei.
R P Worthington complained to Television New Zealand Ltd, the broadcaster, that the subject matter had been handled in a distasteful manner, and was inflammatory and biased. In the complainant's view, the way in which the item had been written was particularly offensive.
TVNZ responded first that the item had not been specifically about the air crash which had been reported at the time, but was a more general item which answered questions which it considered viewers could well have been asking themselves about the safety of air travel. It rejected the complaint that it was biased, unbalanced or caused unnecessary alarm.
Dissatisfied with TVNZ's decision, Mr Worthington referred the complaint to the Broadcasting Standards Authority under s.8(1)(a) of the Broadcasting Act 1989.
An item outlining safety precautions for air travellers was broadcast on Holmes on 3 November 2000 beginning at 7.00pm. It followed the crash of a 747 jet in Taipei which over half of the passengers survived. The item first looked at whether any particular section of the aircraft was safer than another, and ended with some travel tips for air travellers. These included recommendations on the type of clothing to wear and the suggestion that passengers should "dress for a bonfire".
R P Worthington complained to TVNZ that the item was sensationalist and alarming. He argued that there was no evidence that the victims of the accident had not taken the precautions outlined, or that the survivors had done so. In his view, the manner in which the subject had been handled was "distasteful, inflammatory, biased and written apparently for sensationalism". Mr Worthington suggested that the item was biased against air travel. He said the item had caused unnecessary alarm, because it had not alerted viewers to the small statistical probability of being involved in an air crash.
First, TVNZ noted, the item was not specifically about the crash which was currently in the news. It looked at air crashes generically and at the questions which anxious passengers would be asking themselves upon hearing of such an accident, such as what was the chance of surviving a crash and what could be done to improve their chance of surviving. TVNZ noted that it was not alone in taking this approach and referred to Time International which had published a similar item.
Turning to standard G14, TVNZ said it did not accept the item showed any bias against air travel. It emphasised that the overall message was that surviving a major air accident was largely a matter of chance. The item, it noted, stressed the safety of air travel when compared to other forms of transport. It did not consider it was biased when it reported that accidents occurred occasionally, and that some people survived seemingly unsurvivable crashes.
In considering standard G16, TVNZ noted that the item twice emphasised the relative safety of air travel compared to driving on the roads. The "travel tips" about wearing natural fibres and sensible shoes was "common sense advice", TVNZ added.
TVNZ said it did not believe the item caused "unnecessary panic, alarm or distress". In its view, the advice offered reassurance, both in reminding viewers of the statistical improbability of being involved in such an event, and in offering small safety tips.
Turning to standard G20, TVNZ noted that a range of opinions about the relative safety of air travel and the measures people could take to reassure themselves about their own safety complied with the requirement to present significant points of view. It declined to uphold the complaint.
When he referred the complaint to the Authority, Mr Worthington emphasised that his principal concern was that in the wake of an air crash it was distasteful to advise passengers to "dress for a bonfire", and to tell them what sort of clothing they should be wearing. In his view, there was no justification to suggest that the 60,000 people flying at any one time should be dressed for a bonfire. This, he said, was a breach of standard G16.
Finally, Mr Worthington complained that TVNZ had not assisted when it had responded to his initial complaint and identified standards G1 and G6 as being relevant. He suggested that it had attempted to circumvent the complaint.
TVNZ responded first that the presenter's remark about "dressing for a bonfire" was clearly a reminder to viewers that air crashes more often than not involved fire. It referred to the article in Time International which had made the point that in the event of a crash, it was important for passengers to limit their exposure to fire and heat.
Secondly, TVNZ described as "disappointing" the complainant's contention that it had attempted to circumvent the complaint by identifying the wrong standards. It explained that its policy when a complainant did not cite any standards was to suggest one or more that might be appropriate, but that it always offered the complainant the opportunity to change them. It emphasised that it did not attempt to circumvent complaints and that its complaints procedure had been subject to independent audit and had been declared robust and in compliance with the Broadcasting Act.
If you were attending a bonfire, would you go dressed to be burned? This is at the heart of our complaint.
…for TVNZ to promote that kind of nonsense and then call it travel tips, has in our view progressed from the "sensational" to the ridiculous.
With respect to the complaint under standard G16, Mr Worthington reiterated that the item had alarmed him, particularly when it was suggested that air travellers should "dress for a bonfire".
He described the reference quoted by TVNZ from the Time International article as "accurate, objective and impartial", and contrasted it with TVNZ's "sensational, alarming and over the top" remark about dressing for a bonfire.
It's a pity that TVNZ did not have the capacity to send me a copy of the subject item or invite me to sit down with them and re view it and then continue with the complaint or not. This would have certainly made the process quicker and probably had a more conciliatory outcome.
When he referred his complaint to the Authority, Mr Worthington questioned whether TVNZ had attempted to circumvent his complaint when it nominated standards G1 and G6 as the appropriate ones under which to assess the complaint. The Authority reassures Mr Worthington that TVNZ's practice in selecting standards when none are nominated by the complainant is based on long experience about which standards encapsulate the concerns raised. This observation is based on a close association with TVNZ's complaint process for many years and the Authority agrees with TVNZ that it did not attempt to circumvent this complaint.
Mr Worthington complained about an item on Holmes outlining safety precautions for air travellers. Holmes is a magazine programme containing some current affairs items. It is not part of TV One's News Hour. Accordingly, as standard G14 refers to news, it is not relevant to the complaint. Mr Worthington also cited standard G20. This standard applies to "controversial public issues". In the Authority's opinion, an item on safety precaution for our travellers cannot be described as dealing with a "controversial public issue". It concludes that standard G20 is not relevant.
Turning to standard G16, the Authority notes that Mr Worthington expressed particular concern when the presenter asked in reference to air crashes "what would you wear to a bonfire?" That remark, he wrote, was sensational, out of order, and likely to cause alarm, especially when it was presented as a travel tip.
The Authority accepts that the comment could have seemed flippant given the context. Nevertheless, it reinforced the fact that fire was a major hazard with air crashes. Accordingly, the Authority concludes that standard G16 was not breached.
Overall, the Authority does not consider that the remark itself or the full item was biased against air travel as, in several occasions, the safety of air travel when compared with other modes, was advanced.


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The Palio di Isola Dovarese is a renaissance festival held every second weekend of September, from Friday evening to Sunday evening.
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The Korean Journal of Internal Medicine 2012;27(4):391-393.
Research Center for Endocrine and Metabolic Diseases, Department of Internal Medicine, Chungnam National University School of Medicine, Daejeon, Korea.
Epigenetics studies the heritable chromatin changes in gene expression or cellular phenotypes caused by mechanisms other than changes in the underlying DNA sequence . Epigenetic modifications around a gene alter expression without gene mutation and play a prominent role in the control of all DNA-based processes, such as transcription, DNA repair, and replication [1,2]. Therefore, abnormalities in epigenetic modification can have immense consequences for gene expression, and provide the underlying molecular causes for the development or maintenance of cancers. In the past decade, great effort has gone into identifying the role of epigenetic processes in the initiation of carcinogenesis. Recently, these efforts have provided an epigenetic molecular basis for progression, and have identified new therapeutic targets in the treatment of cancer. In short, current epigenetic studies validate the hypothesis that cancer is a disease of epigenetic abnormality .
Most epigenetic changes associated with cancer are linked to abnormal gene expression patterns or other genomic alterations, and include methylation or acetylation of specific sites on DNA or histones . Around 1980, various cancers were shown to have abnormal DNA methylation status, highlighting the relationship between DNA methylation status and tumorigenesis . De novo methylation of CpG islands in a specific gene promoter results in chromatin remodeling, and suppresses gene expression through recruitment of transcriptional repressors that bind to DNA sequences modified by methylation. In other cases, DNA methylation in CpG regions of promoters causes structural changes that hamper the recruitment or binding of transcription factors . It has been reported that about 10% of promoter CpG islands become abnormally hypermethylated in various types of cancer . Interestingly, such hypermethylation has frequently been found to occur in genes known to act as tumor suppressors. Hypermethylation of promoter CpG islands may also lead to the expression of various noncoding RNAs, which play a role in malignant transformation as well as in inappropriate silencing of protein-coding genes . Consequently, promoter CpG hypermethylation in tumor suppressor genes can be associated with tumorigenesis through inappropriate silencing of genes.
Thyroid cancer derived from follicular epithelial cells is the most common endocrine cancer. It is well known that genetic alterations, such as BRAF mutation, rearranged during transfection/papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) rearrangement, RAS mutation, and PAX8-PARγ rearrangement, play critical roles in the initiation, progression, and aggressiveness of thyroid cancers . In addition, recent studies have shown that aberrant epigenetic modifications, particularly hypermethylation of tumor suppressor genes, occur concurrently in PTC . These studies suggest that epigenetic alteration is another important mechanism in the development of thyroid cancer. For example, genes for tissue inhibitor of metalloproteinase 3 (TIMP3), SCL5A8, and death-associated protein kinase (DAPK), which are known to be tumor suppressors, are hypermethylated in PTCs. Silencing of these genes by hypermethylation is frequently associated with poor clinical characteristics . TIMP3 suppresses tumor growth and angiogenesis through the inhibition of metalloproteinase. Methylation of the TIMP3 gene in PTC is correlated with extrathyroidal invasion, lymph node metastasis, and tumor multifocality . SLC5A8, a sodium/solute symporter family member, is expressed in many types of normal tissue, and plays a role in proapoptosis. Hypermethylation of this gene is correlated with extrathyroidal invasion, multifocality, and advanced stage of PTC . DAPK is a calcium/calmodulin-dependent serine threonine kinase also associated with proapoptosis [5,7]. Hypermethylation of its gene is also correlated with multifocality of PTC .
Research demonstrating that epigenetic alteration plays a role in determining the development of thyroid cancers has led to additional studies examining the interactions between genetic mutation and epigenetic alteration in such cancers. A recent study suggested that a CpG island methylator phenotype could be closely associated with BRAF mutation in colorectal cancer . Also, some studies suggested that cluster of a methylation of tumor suppressor genes associated with BRAF mutation could increase invasion and aggressiveness of PTC . However, it remains to be determined whether the process of epigenetic alteration precedes that of BRAF mutation, which is known to be the single most frequent gene alteration associated with the development of PTC.
Runt-related transcription factor (RUNX) genes include three different isoforms in mammals and encode the DNA-binding α-chain partners of the heterodimeric core-binding factor (CBF) complex. RUNX provides high-affinity DNA-binding and stability for the CBF complex to regulate gene expression in promoters or enhancer elements of target genes [9,10]. The importance of the RUNX genes in cancer was realized following the discovery of specific chromosomal translocations that affect RUNX1 and CBFβ in acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Chromosomal translocations involving the RUNX1 gene are associated with several types of leukemia, including M2 AML . Recent studies suggest that the loss of RUNX3 expression by gene deletion or by promoter CpG island hypermethylation is linked with the development of solid tumors, such as gastric, colorectal, and lung cancers. Abnormal methylation patterns in CpG islands of the RUNX3 promoter were found in 45% to 60% of human gastric cancer cell lines examined, and in 64% of primary gastric carcinomas. More interestingly, 27% of gastric adenomas, which are defined as premalignant lesions for gastric carcinoma, also showed similar hypermethylation patterns in the RUNX3 promoter. These findings suggest that RUNX3 methylation may provide molecular mechanisms in multistep gastric carcinogenesis .
Although RUNX3 methylation is observed in various types of cancer, patterns of RUNX3 gene expression have not been fully studied in PTC. In a study by Ko et al. , the promoter CpG islands of RUNX3 in thyroid cancer cell lines had increased methylation, as compared to normal thyroid tissue. This study is interesting because it showed that the RUNX3 gene may be an epigenetic target in PTC. However this study did not examine the expression of RUNX3 protein in the context of CpG methylation status. In addition, it remains unclear whether RUNX3 protein and its transcriptional targets are consistently controlled by CpG methylation status in human thyroid cancer tissues. Despite these limitations, the study by Ko et al.  provided a new perspective on the role of RUNX3 in PTC. It has led to questions about whether RUNX3 expression is specifically altered in PTC, and about whether its expression in such cancers is solely controlled by CpG methylation status. Additionally, it appears reasonable to pursue investigation of the relationship between CpG methylation status and BRAF mutation in thyroid cancer.
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Q: Dynamic source data for powerpoint chart
The data on the chart on the powerpoint slide is dependent on the data encased by the blue lines. The data is on a worksheet that pops out when i click edit data after right clicking on the chart.
I am trying to write a vba code to set the source of the data to include all of the data but to no avail as of now. My code is as follows:
Melon.Chart.SetSourceData _
Source:=Melon.Chart.ChartData.Workbook.Sheets(1).Range("B3:C" & (28 + Weekno))

Melon is the name of the chart on the powerpoint slide. Weekno actually stands for the week number of the 2017 which is a variable depending on the current week. The above code keeps returning a Run-time error '13': Type mismatch error and does not set the source data to the intended range.
Anyone has any idea? All help will be appreciated! Thank you!

A: With Melon.Chart.ChartData
    .Activate
   .Workbook.Sheets(1).ListObjects("Table1").Resize Range("$A$1:$C$29")

End With

This Works!!!! Im so happy


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Obsoletes: 3525
T. Taylor
Reclassification of RFC 3525 to Historic
This document reclassifies RFC 3525, Gateway Control Protocol Version 1, to Historic Status. This memo also obsoletes RFC 3525.
The purpose of this document is to reclassify RFC 3525, Gateway Control Protocol Version 1, to Historic Status.
2. Reclassification of RFC 3525 to Historic
The protocol defined by RFC 3525 [RFC3525] was developed jointly by the IETF Megaco Working Group and ITU-T Study Group 16. The ITU-T published ITU-T Recommendation H.248.1 (originally H.248) with the same contents as RFC 3525. Since that initial development, the ITU-T has taken ownership of the protocol and has continued to work on it. The protocol as originally defined in RFC 3525 underwent a series of corrections and clarifications. H.248.1 version 1 [h248v1] was republished in March, 2002, incorporating all changes agreed upon up to that date. Since then, further corrections have been agreed upon. The accumulated set of corrections to H.248.1 (03/2002) is available in the Implementors' Guide for Recommendation H.248.1 Version 1 (03/ 2002) ("Media Gateway Control Protocol") [impgdv1], which is available at no charge on the ITU-T web site.
RFC 3525 has been rendered even more obsolete as a specification of the Megaco/H.248 protocol by the publication of further versions of ITU-T Recommendation H.248.1. Version 2 [h248v2] was published in May, 2002, and is the version most widely deployed at present. It is also the version that other standards bodies such as 3GPP are currently using as the basis for their own profile specifications. Version 3 [h248v3] was published more recently, in September, 2005.
In short, RFC 3525 may serve as an introduction to the Megaco/H.248 protocol, but it is misleading as a description of the protocol as currently standardized or deployed. It is appropriate to reclassify RFC 3525 to Historic status, as described in RFC 2026 [RFC2026].
Reclassifying RFC 3525 has no security implications.
This document does not require any new actions by the IANA. The IANA registries established by RFC 3525 and extended by successive versions of ITU-T H.248.1 remain in force, along with the requirement for expert review by an IESG-designated expert.
[RFC2026]  Bradner, S., "The Internet Standards Process -- Revision
3", BCP 9, RFC 2026, October 1996.
[RFC3525]  Groves, C., Ed., Pantaleo, M., Ed., Anderson, T., Ed., and
T. Taylor, Ed., "Gateway Control Protocol Version 1", RFC
[h248v1]   International Telecommunication Union, "Gateway control
protocol: Version 1", ITU-T Recommendation H.248.1, March
protocol: Version 2", ITU-T Recommendation H.248.1, May
protocol: Version 3", ITU-T Recommendation H.248.1,
[impgdv1]  International Telecommunication Union, "Implementors'
Guide for Recommendation H.248.1 Version 1 (03/2002)
("Media Gateway Control Protocol")", ITU-T Recommendation
H.248.1, April 2006.
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At-risk 17-year-old girl missing in Lodi
Jessica Miranda last seen in the area of Aspen Grove Drive, police say
Updated: 2:04 PM PDT Jul 25, 2016
Vannessa Maravilla
Digital Producer
Lodi Police Department
Jessica Miranda, 17.
SOURCE: Lodi Police Department
An at-risk 17-year-old girl has been reported missing Monday in Lodi, police said.Jessica Miranda was last seen in the area of Aspen Grove Drive, the Lodi Police Department said in a Facebook post.Jessica is described as being 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing about 155 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes, police said. She was last seen wearing a burgundy tank top and grey sweats.Anyone with information on Jessica's whereabouts is encouraged to call the Lodi Police Department at 209-333-6727.
LODI, Calif. (KCRA) —
An at-risk 17-year-old girl has been reported missing Monday in Lodi, police said.
Jessica Miranda was last seen in the area of Aspen Grove Drive, the Lodi Police Department said in a Facebook post.
Jessica is described as being 5 feet 5 inches tall, weighing about 155 pounds and has brown hair and brown eyes, police said. She was last seen wearing a burgundy tank top and grey sweats.
Anyone with information on Jessica's whereabouts is encouraged to call the Lodi Police Department at 209-333-6727.


Sergeant Chris Smith has been a Deputy with the Iredell County Sheriff's Office since 2004. He is currently assigned to the COPS Unit which includes the Motor Squad. Sgt. Smith received his Police Motorcycle Operator Certificate through IPTM in conjunction with the Maryland State Police on April 29th 2005 in Charleston South Carolina with the Charleston County Sheriff's Office.


These are but two of the difficult questions that arise when one examines the claim that crime is a public wrong. I take it, though, that their difficulty is an indication of the importance of thinking through the presuppositions and implications of this conception of crime, not a reason to abandon it. A thorough 'thinking through' is too large and complex a task for this chapter, but it is possible to make a case here for the right way to proceed with such an undertaking. That right way, in my view, is to look to the republican tradition of political thought for guidance in unravelling the problems that surround the analysis and practice of criminal law. In particular, I shall argue that republicanism can help us to understand what 'the public' is, how an action may wrong it, and why some of those wrongs should be designated crimes.
Copyright © 2009 Oxford University Press. This chapter first appeared in Legal Republicanism: National and International Perspectives.
Dagger, Richard. "Republicanism and Crime." In Legal Republicanism: National and International Perspectives, edited by Samantha Besson and José Luis Martí, 147-66. New York: Oxford University Press, 2009.


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Mr. Bitterlin earned his law degree from the University of San Diego School of Law. He attended the University of Southern California, where he earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics.
Prior to joining Neil Dymott, Mr. Bitterlin worked as a resident manager for San Diego Property Management. He also has dual citizenship in the United States and Mexico.
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America's Concern for the Poor is About to be Tested
Washington Post 12/26/2016 Op-Ed by Robert Greenstein
Poor Americans are facing the gravest threat to the federal safety net in decades as President-elect Donald Trump takes office accompanied by a Republican-controlled Congress. The risks to essential benefits for tens of millions of low- and moderate-income Americans include losing coverage extended to them by the Affordable Care Act, threats to the fundamental structure of the Medicaid health-insurance program for the poor and further reduction of already squeezed funding for scores of other important programs serving the most vulnerable Americans.
First, Republicans are expected to seek significant cuts in what's known as non-defense discretionary spending, which includes many important programs for low- and moderate-income people, such as rental vouchers for low-income families, programs to fight homelessness, job training, funding for poor school districts, Head Start for young children and Pell grants to help low-income students afford college. The reason for these cuts is that, for the first time, starting next fiscal year, Republican leaders appear inclined to let the harsh "sequestration" budget cuts take full effect. That would shrink funding for this budget category to its lowest level in at least half a century, measured as a share of the economy. And even deeper cuts, as proposed by the most recent House Republican budget and the president-elect, are possible.
More broadly, congressional Republicans are likely to follow the course set in every House GOP budget since 2011, as well as the most recent final House-Senate budget, in 2015. Every one of those budgets secured the bulk of its savings from programs for low-income people. In the House GOP's most recent budget plan, 62 percent of a stunning $6 trillion in budget cuts over 10 years would come from such programs.
Both Trump and House GOP leaders have also proposed large tax cuts that would mainly benefit the most well-off and could cost several trillion dollars over the next decade. That, in turn, would likely force further rounds of cuts in domestic programs in future years to address the resulting increase in budget deficits.
Do we really want to increase hardship for tens of millions of low-income people even as we shower tax cuts on people at the top?
Republicans have controlled both chambers of Congress in recent years, but their budget aspirations were checked by President Obama. With Trump about to take office, they will have the means to enact their radical visions into law. And they will likely have a key administration ally in Rep. Mick Mulvaney, a South Carolina Republican and hard-line conservative whom Trump has picked to run the Office of Management and Budget.
History shows that the biggest domestic policy changes generally come in a new president's first year when the president's party controls all the levers of power in Washington and uses a fast-track budget process called "reconciliation" to ram through an agenda without needing a single vote from the other party.
To achieve their goals, Republican leaders plan to push through two major reconciliation bills in 2017.
The first, which could pass as early as January, would repeal the Affordable Care Act's coverage expansions and most likely take effect at the start of 2019. That would double the number of uninsured Americans, from 29 million to 59 million, and leave the United States with a higher uninsured rate than before the ACA, the Health Policy Center at the Urban Institute estimates.
The second reconciliation bill could couple regressive tax cuts with a radical overhaul of Medicaid and possibly the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps) and even the Supplemental Security Income program for the elderly and disabled poor — three core low-income assistance programs. If previous House GOP budgets are a guide, Republicans will likely seek to eviscerate the basic structure of these programs, under which there are minimum federal eligibility and benefit standards and all eligible families who apply for benefits receive them. Recent House GOP budgets would instead give states fixed, inadequate pots of money (likely block grants), with sweeping state flexibility to respond to the funding reductions by restricting eligibility and cutting benefits.
That's what happened after the 1996 welfare-reform law replaced guaranteed cash assistance for eligible poor families with a block grant that gave states broad flexibility over the funds. A year before the law took effect, 68 of every 100 poor families with children received cash assistance. Today, just 23 of every 100 poor families do. A comparable shrinking of health, food and cash assistance under Medicaid, food stamps and SSI would take critical benefits away from tens of millions of struggling low-income families and children, despite research indicating that basic assistance for poor children can boost their educational attainment and their earnings potential in adulthood.
Franklin Roosevelt once said , "The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little." If so, America is about to be tested.
Robert Greenstein is president of the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
Labels: 2017 Congress, Affordable Care Act, federal budget reconciliation, Poverty data, TANF, tax cuts


As two US Senate-commissioned reports made the rounds this week offering some additional detail on the 2016 Russian influence campaign, an even bigger story broke: the first documented instance of American political campaigning explicitly copying the Russian tactics. According to the Washington Post and New York Times, not only did a group of Democratic technology experts work to use false social media accounts to spread misinformation against the Republican candidate in the Alabama Senate race and depress turnout and sow discord among Republican voters, one of the project's participants is the CEO of the company that produced one of the Senate's two reports this week. As Russian-mimicking misinformation campaigns come more forcefully into American politics, complete with fake accounts spreading "fake news," what does this tell us about the future of democracy and how Facebook, Twitter and other platforms will have to adapt to an environment in which such tactics are normalized? More to the point, as the individuals behind those campaigns claim they are merely "for research" and as Facebook itself presses forward with an academic research initiative that has explicitly not ruled out supporting such deception campaigns in live elections, what will the future hold for democracy?
The Times' coverage offers a detailed look at how the deception campaign unfolded, complete with fake Facebook pages, armies of Twitter troll bots and fake news: a stripped-down version of the Russian troll factory in miniature.
Interestingly, the Times reports that the project had a budget of $100,000, the same as Russia allegedly spent in the 2016 election.
The Republican candidate's campaign is cited as having reported suspected interference and the existence of a coordinated misinformation initiative against it to Facebook. Given the company's extensive touting of its election monitoring activities, it is extremely noteworthy that not only did Facebook completely fail to flag this activity on its own, but even after being formally notified by a US political campaign of suspected interference in an election, it failed to find and take action on the activity.
That Facebook would fail to find the misinformation initiative on its own suggests that it is only looking for the largest state-sponsored national-scale initiatives, while failing to find the myriad local misinformation efforts that are a key focus of professionalized misinformation campaigns. This has profound implications for its claims to have successfully defended against most misinformation efforts in recent elections.
More importantly, that Facebook would fail to locate and take action against a coordinated misinformation initiative after being formally and explicitly notified of its existence by a campaign suggests the company either isn't taking the issue seriously or lacks the expertise and tools to uncover and act upon influence initiatives.
Yet, even if Facebook had identified the effort at the time or if it goes back and conducts a postmortem in the aftermath of the Times' reporting, what are the consequences for running a deception campaign designed to directly influence a democratic election in the United States? Would Facebook ban the users involved for life? Would they receive just a brief suspension or perhaps merely a stern email politely asking them not to do it again?
What happens when the source of misinformation campaigns is not an army of defacto government contractors in some far away country working in concert with a foreign intelligence or military service, but rather private American citizens operating on their own on US soil?
If Facebook takes no action beyond deleting the fake accounts, they have effectively normalized misinformation campaigns as an acceptable and legitimate campaign practice. If those behind the campaign do not face even a temporary suspension, what disincentive is there to deter others from following the same blueprint in the future?
Again, the company had not responded to a request for comment by publication time.
Of course, even if Facebook bans the people behind the effort for life, there is nothing stopping them from simply registering a new account, but it would at least send a small message that such efforts are not viewed favorably by Facebook.
In short, he argues the effort was not that of a political campaign, but rather an academic research project designed to learn more about how misinformation spreads during a live active election by running a deception campaign itself.
It matters because Facebook's much-touted academic research initiative Social Science One has explicitly refused to rule out precisely this kind of misinformation interference in live elections from academics all over the world.
When asked to state for the record that any form of active intervention in a live election, including misinformation and deception campaigns intended to research whether they could alter the outcome of a democratic election, the initiative's lead SSRC declined to do so. That it would not commit to banning active intervention as a matter of principle is extraordinary and demonstrates that nothing is firmly off the table for the initiative.
SSRC also did not rule out approving research projects from academic groups which receive the majority of their non-Social Science One funding and research agenda from US or foreign government agencies which have a long and active interest in interfering with foreign elections.
Moreover, the top academic journals that are the lifeblood of hiring, tenure and promotion in the academic world all noted that they would happily publish research from Social Science One. Not one of them committed to banning publication of research involving active intervention in a democratic election.
Putting this all together, as campaigns begin to copy the 2016 Russian efforts and deploy them into live elections here in the United States, while justifying them as "research," while Facebook's new academic research initiative refuses to rule out officially supporting active manipulation efforts from academics all over the world (some of whom are primarily funded by foreign hostile governments) in the name of "research" it raises the question of just what the future holds for democracy.


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Github Repo: https://github.com/rbjdbkilla/MSepochFixJS/

Revised date: 2013-07-03

By: Randy Bonds Jr. [My Site](http://www.rbjdesigns.com/)

## Summary:
I couldn't find this type of simple function out there, so I made it. All it does is take your MS Epoch string and convert it to an en-us date. You can feel free to fork this to whatever date format/localization you want.
Feel free to use this code, but it comes with zero guarantee of any kind.


Robust and scalable, IRIS is a data collection framework that is purpose-built to deliver network management data quickly and efficiently.
Inspired by the everyday challenges faced by ISPs, IRIS was designed to solve a range of problems with ease. The system makes it possible to report on large amounts of data in a meaningful way.


Larissa will capture portraits in the studio or on a beautiful location. We use professional Nikon photographic equipment, off camera flash, and underwater housing to capture portraits.
We love to help you prepare ahead of time with a phone consultation or some Starbucks face to face. Come ad meet me in the studio and view the skits, choose a cocktail dress or view some outfit options that we have available for you. We may email you a few pose ideas to practice or send you to our Pinterest page for some wardrobe inspiration. For portraits, we are going to recommend plenty of water, sleep and use of our professional application of makeup (if you choose to wear some).
Because most of our photo sessions take place in Florida, I encourage you to bring a hand towel and water if we are outdoors. We discuss location, wardrobe, poses (we can email you some ahead of time), being comfortable, who will be there, what time and how long we will spend on the session.
Sometimes, living in Florida ... mother nature decides that we are not going to have a session outside. We stay safe. We keep equipment and clients safe and we reschedule. If your child is sick, they do not photograph well, so you CALL us on the day of the session to cancel and I will be disappointed but totally understand life. Please respect my time because you could keep someone from having a session because of the schedule. We request no additional persons are on site during the photo session. Please consult with us if you feel that it might be helpful or necessary to have an additional person.
The REVEAL is my favorite new part of the session. You come to the studio, sit down, enjoy a beverage and a slideshow of your images. The images have been edited and are ready to be ordered. We can create a custom order of your images. They are priced at $100 an image and come printed on archival paper with archival inks in acid free mats from Europe. You receive a download of the digital copy in color and black and white to share on social media. Expect that I will call and catch up with you from time to time because I learn so much about you in our session that I love catching up and I just want make sure you are enjoying a new product. We love testing new products with our friends. The idea is for you to be part of the creative process WITH us.
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SEASON 9 SUBMISSIONS ARE OPEN!
Rachel · November 29, 2022 ·
Mark your calendars because we'll be back for SeriesFest: Season 9 in Denver May 5—10, 2023!
That means it's our favorite time of year… Submissions for Season 9 are OPEN! Read on to learn all about our different competitions and submission requirements!
INDEPENDENT PILOT COMPETITION
Sponsored by Company 3
Provides a platform for the most innovative drama, comedy, unscripted, and animated pilots ranging from 18 to 60 minutes. "Best of" category winners will be awarded $25,000 of in-kind post-production services from Company 3 to be applied to their episodic project.
DIGITAL SHORT SERIES COMPETITION
Some of the most innovative storytelling now resides in the digital space. SeriesFest is looking to honor exciting new digital dramas, comedies, and unscripted series with episodes under 15 minutes.
LATE NIGHT COMPETITION
Live action or animated programs with a total run time of 4-15 minutes featuring the strange, absurd, comedic, sketch, or "what the hell?" that can run as a miniseries or extended seasons.
PITCH-A-THON!
Sponsored by Dilettante Productions and Working Artist Group With Support from Royal Bank of Canada Emerging Artists
Independent content creators will have the opportunity to participate in virtual workshops with industry mentors to prepare for pitching in a live pitch session with top television, new media, and digital execs in hopes of moving their projects — and careers — forward. Pitched projects must be strictly in the script phase (unproduced).
COLLEGIATE SPOTLIGHT
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Collegiate and university students nationwide compete to have their produced pilots (18-60 minute drama, comedy, unscripted, and animated) showcased at SeriesFest: Season 9.
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An opportunity for creators to virtually and securely screen a rough cut of their pilot for constructive feedback from fellow creators and industry to help fine-tune and finalize their project. Winner will be awarded $25,000 of in-kind post-production services from Company 3 to be applied to their episodic project.
Our Regular Deadline for SeriesFest: Season 9 is January 6, 2023! Browse through all of our open submissions here! Good luck!


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Q: How to add additional label in the middle of each bar using ChartJS I'm trying to add the percentage value in the middle of the graph.
Currently, I have the following:

I would like to make my charts something like that:

So how can I add this percentage value or any kind of text in the middle of the bar using chartJS?
Thanks in advance.

A: You can use chartjs-plugin-datalabels as follows:

new Chart(document.getElementById("myChart"), {
  type: "bar",
  data: {
    labels: ['A', 'B', 'C'],
    datasets: [{
        label: "X",
        data: [15, 8, 12],
        backgroundColor: "red"
      },
      {
        label: "Y",
        data: [7, 6, 15],
        backgroundColor: "blue"
      },
      {
        label: "Z",
        data: [6, 12, 10],
        backgroundColor: "green"
      }
    ]
  },
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        formatter: (value, context) => {
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        },
        color: 'white'
      }
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    scales: {
      xAxes: [{
        stacked: true
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      yAxes: [{
        stacked: true
      }]
    }
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I've been working for quite a while on finding solutions to the problems we are having in PDE as soon as we need to add support for new OSGi headers, to create new editors for cheatsheet files, p2 categories, etc.
Indeed, since day 1 of PDE, despite the fact there is a sort of generic framework behind PDE (undo/redo support for operations done both programmatically or through the UI/text editors, compiler to check models consistency and create markers, outline, etc.), it is, and always has been kind of a pain to "instantiate" this framework for each new usecase.
People familiar with EMF, and modeling technologies in general, are probably thinking right now that the framework behind PDE should probably model-based, and of course they are right! That's exactly the purpose of the ongoing "model my PDE" work being done in the PDE incubator. In this post, I will quickly explain what is currently available in HEAD of the project, further explanations may come in later posts (by the way, feel free to ask precisions on specific topics!).
The org.eclipse.pde.emfforms bundle proposes some abstractions of what is generally needed to create a Forms editor for any kind of EObject. Thanks to EMF.Edit and Databinding framework, it makes it really simple –sometimes you won't even need to write a single line of code– to create your UI and bind it to the model, display the errors on your model, show an outline, and stuff.
Since the project is still incubating, there is of course no clear API of this bundle at the moment, but if you need to quickly hack a model editor, you should probably have a look at it, and at the "exemplary" implementation which has been done for the "next-gen" DS Component editor.
An EMF model is very easily extensible. In order to extend the "Declarative Services" model, create you own, let's say scr-equinox.ecore, referencing just take the scr.core model. You can now have an EquinoxComponent, extending the standard Component, and bringing some nice Equinox-specific additions. When you will generate the corresponding Java code, you'll end up with a model which will be 100% editable in the "legacy" Component editor.
EMF allows to version models, and has solutions to ensure compatibility between an N-1 and an N model instance. This way, we could probably be a bit less shy when it comes to updating old APIs. Tooling would be written to handle models in version N, but APIs for N-1, N-2, etc. would still be available, and mappers to convert from N-X to N would be too.
In order to report errors to the end-user, the editor performs live validation (thus the nice Forms decorators in the screencast below), but there is also a specific builder (once again, designed to be extensible) listening for model changes, and calling EMF Validation behind the scene to check the consistency and create resource markers for every encountered problem.
If you want to play with this "experimental" tool, you can install in your SDK the experimental feature served by build.eclipse.org and corresponding to the result of continuous integration of the HEAD of the project, thanks to Hudson and Athena!
I can only applaud you for this work – PDE would become the first publicly know Eclipse-Project use EMF and EMF-Databinding! It's nice to see that people use the code we produce.
Hi Benjamin — thanks for this! I've checked out your code from pde-incubator.
I am trying to also connect the EMF Validation framework to be used within the databinding framework. However, I'm working on making widgets that will support databinding for my EMF model objects.
I also don't see where ValidatingService35 is called.
Can you please clarify exactly where you are linking the databinding validation with the EMF validation?
AHA! as soon as I posted I realized that you are binding it in the validatingEContentAdapter. I'll keep poking around but if you feel like clarifying anything that would be lovely.
This is useful to me. Thanks.
I'm new to EMF, PDE and databinding. I'm learning much from this project's source code.
There is one struggle I have finally overcome. I hope I'm not blowing etiquette by sharing here. Is there a better forum?
I'm probably using the wrong terms as in this description here. I'm describing in terms of the ds implementation as common reference for us to communicate. In reality, I'm working on a different model editor.
ProperiesDetailsPart.bind(DataBindingContext bindingContext) is using return from EMFDetailsPart.getCurrentSelection(). This led me to believe that bind was called after every selection change. In fact, this is not the case. DetailsPart.showPage calls the pages' createContents method only once (maybe?) per editor instance, and always before it calls the page's selectionChanged method. So, getCurrentSelection is returns null (or the old selection) when the part's bind method is called.
This became important to me because some of the features my user would select are not fully built. Some nested features do not exist when the 'master' feature is selected. The behavior when this occurs is simple: the user can enter text into a text box in the details side of the page, but the databinding is not effective. The databinding finds the nested feature non-existing and doesn't add the nested feature or otherwise change the model.
I don't know if my workaround is the best solution, but I overrode selectionChanged to disable the text fields corresponding to features that do not exist. I think my users will prefer to create those fields explicitly, instead of the editor creating them.
Very useful article. Still, I've tried to access the sources you've mentioned in the "experimental feature" (https://build.eclipse.org/hudson/job/cbi-pde.ds.modeling.incubator-0.1.0/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/build/repository/) but it doesn't work.
Could you make this available again?


Question: I don't travel with my horse, do I need to vaccinate him?
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If you are traveling to events with one horse, be sure to vaccinate your whole herd, not just select horses. If you only vaccinate one horse in a group, other horses that are not immunized could get sick. Only by vaccinating all horses in your herd is the potential for disease incidence decreased.
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The word Cowan entered wiccan circles though Freemasonry.
Cowan: One of the profane. This purely masonic term is derived from the Greek kuon, a dog. In the early ages of the church, when the mysteries of religion were communicated only to initiates under the veil of secrecy, the infidels and unbaptized profane were called "dogs," a term probably suggested by such passages of Scripture as Matt. vii 6, "Give not that which is holy unto the dogs," and Philip, iii. 2, "Beware of dogs, beware of evil workers, beware of the concision." Hence, as kuon, or dog, meant among the early fathers one who had not been initiated into the Christian mysteries, the term was borrowed by the Freemasons, and in time corrupted into cowan. The attempt made by some anti-masonic writers to derive the word from the chouans of the French Revolution is absurd. The word was in use long before the French Revolution was even meditated. I have in my possession a copy of the edition of Anderson's Constitutions, printed in 1769, which contains at p. 97, this word: "Working Masons ever will have their own wages *** let cowans do as they please."
Another interpretation of this term as a result of later investigation proves it to be a Sone Mason capable of building only dry walls.


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Home>About Apache>History>1980s
Apache's entry into the Gulf of Mexico came in 1980, when the company acquired a non-operating interest in GoM production through participation in the Shell Joint Venture. Apache became an operator in the Gulf with the 1986 acquisition of oil and gas assets from Occidental Petroleum.
Apache created a new investment vehicle to benefit investors in 1981, when its many drilling partnerships were consolidated into Apache Petroleum Company (APC), the United States' first publicly traded master limited partnership (MLP). The new investment vehicle provided investors with the liquidity and opportunity for price appreciation of a stock and the tax advantages of a partnership.
The Ucross Foundation in Ucross, Wyoming, was established by Raymond Plank in 1981. Located on a 20,000-acre working cattle ranch, the foundation fosters fresh and innovative thinking in the visual arts, literature, and music by providing residencies, work space and uninterrupted time to individual artists, writers, and composers. Many Ucross Foundation Fellows have received major awards and honors including Pulitzer Prize-winning writers Annie Proulx and Doug Wright; MacArthur Fellows Charles Wuorinen, Sarah Ruhl, and Colson Whitehead; Tony Award-winning composer Adam Guettel, and National Book Award winners Jean Valentine and Ha Jin. In 2004, Elizabeth Gilbert wrote a draft of her blockbuster, Eat, Pray, Love at Ucross.
In 1987, after the worldwide collapse of oil prices and a U.S. tax reform that diminished the tax advantages of limited partnerships, Apache offered to exchange APC units for shares of Apache Corporation or a newly created entity, Key Production Company, which is now Cimarex Energy Company (NYSE: XEC). That same year, as the company restructured into a pure exploration and production company, Apache moved its headquarters from Minneapolis to Denver.
Apache hired Francis H. (Mick) Merelli as president and G. Steven Farris as vice president of exploration and production in 1988. They introduced management and incentive systems that have been important factors in the company's transition to a large, international E&P company.


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In 1999 two French journalists spent time with Buddhist Zen master and Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hanh at Plum Village, the religious community he founded in southwestern France. This account of their experience shows what daily life is like in this celebrated community and provides a glimpse of the personality and teachings of the revered teacher. Thich Nhat Hanh has brought an awareness of Buddhism and his own brand of Vietnamese Zen to Europe, England, and the United States. Famous in the U.S. for his lectures and books, he is particularly admired for his early political activism on the part of the Vietnamese and his Buddhist teachings on forgiveness.


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'The Sea Beast' Sequel In Development!!
January 8, 2023 · by Mirza Baig · in Features. ·
Netflix is doubling down on Oscar-winner Chris Williams after he gave them their biggest animated film of the year with The Sea Beast. A sequel to the monster-hunting adventure is in the works at the streamer as one of two projects he's helming after signing an overall deal to stay with the company according to The Hollywood Reporter. Little is currently known about the feature, but it will see the return of veteran adventurer Jacob Holland (Karl Urban) and his newly-adopted daughter Maisie Brumble (Zaris-Angel Hator).
A sequel to The Sea Beast was a no-brainer for Netflix. Despite facing stiff competition this year with the return of Henry Selick in Wendell & Wild and the highly-anticipated release of Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio among others, the former Disney writer and animator Williams created the most viewed animated feature in the platform's history based on the number of hours viewed in the film's first 28 days. Its seven-week run among the Netflix Global Weekly Top 10 Films list is also second behind only the Ryan Reynolds-led The Adam Project at eight weeks. Furthermore, The Sea Beast also hung around in the Top 10 for 40 non-consecutive days or more in 30 separate countries.
Until the success of The Sea Beast, Williams had never even considered a sequel. Neither did Netflix, for that matter, as he detailed they were ready to keep him aboard even before the film exploded. Speaking with THR, once he knew that the sequel was a go and began to plan it out, he realized there was plenty more to explore:
And primarily, I was thinking about this brand new family of Jacob and Maisie that have been thrown together. Suddenly Jacob is a parent, a parent to an especially willful kid, right? And so when you see them on the dock, you know that's not what parenting looks like. It's far messier, far more complicated and more trying at times than that. So the idea of the challenges of this new family became interesting to me. And I also wondered about whether every single hunter in the world would just give up their source of income and identity, and I thought there's a lot more story here.
Williams Has the Freedom to Make the Sea Beast Sequel He Wants
The Sea Beast was based on the adventure flicks Williams always loved and the ancient tales of creatures lurking in the Earth's waters. It recounted Jacob's journey to slay a legendary beast with his crew, an endeavor that becomes complicated when the young wannabe monster hunter Maisie stows away on his ship. Alongside Urban and Hator, the film boasted a strong cast including Jared Harris, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Kathy Burke, Dan Stevens, and Kaya McLean.
A highlight of the film which drew comparisons to How To Train Your Dragon was said legendary beast Red who was far from the vicious monster foretold and instead befriended Jacob and Maisie. With the return of the adventurers, Williams was naturally asked if their giant sea beast pal would be back as well. For now, he's non-committal, noting that his ideas for the sequel will always be evolving until the film is complete:
Can I say… maybe? One of the things that is true about story is that it always evolves. Dramatically, even. Sea Beast used to be called Jacob and the Sea Beast before Maisie existed. And it underwent a radical transformation. Almost anything I say now, in four years, can be completely different. The story will get a life of its own and communicate back to you and say, "This thing you thought was so great? It's not so great." Or, "This thing you didn't think much of? It's pretty great." And in interacting with the story team, the story also grows.
Stay tuned here at Collider for more on The Sea Beast sequel as work gets underway at Netflix.
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Такаюкі Морімото (,  7 травня 1988, Кавасакі) — японський футболіст, нападник «ДЖЕФ Юнайтед» та національної збірної Японії.

Морімото є наймолодшим японським футболістом, який коли-небудь виходив на поле в матчі дорослих команд, наймолодшим автором гола в історії J-ліги. Його порівнювали з молодим Роналдо по техніці, силі і швидкості.

Клубна кар'єра
Народився 7 травня 1988 року в місті Кавасакі. Вихованець юнацьких команд футбольних клубів «Цудаяма» та «Токіо Верді».

У дорослому футболі дебютував 2004 року виступами за команду клубу «Токіо Верді», в якій провів три сезони, взявши участь у 46 матчах чемпіонату.

Своєю грою за цю команду привернув увагу представників тренерського штабу італійської «Катанії», до складу якого приєднався влітку 2006 року. Відіграв за сицилійський клуб наступні п'ять сезонів своєї ігрової кар'єри.

11 липня 2011 року перейшов у «Новару» з «Катанії» на правах спільного володіння, але по завершенні сезону повернувся в сицилійській клуб, де провів півроку, після чого на правах оренди перейшов до еміратського «Аль-Наср» (Дубай).

Влітку 2013 року 25-річний японець повернувся на батьківщину, підписавши контракт з «ДЖЕФ Юнайтед Ітіхара Тіба».

Виступи за збірні
2004 року дебютував у складі юнацької збірної Японії. Протягом 2005–2008 років залучався до складу молодіжної збірної Японії. Морімото представляв Японію на чемпіонаті Азії U-20 у 2004 році і на молодіжному чемпіонаті світу в 2005 році.

У складі олімпійської збірної був учасником футбольного турніру на Олімпійських іграх 2008 року у Пекіні.

10 жовтня 2009 року Морімото дебютував у складі національної збірної Японії в матчі проти збірної Шотландії, вийшовши на заміну замість Рьоїті Маеди. 14 жовтня того ж року він вийшов у стартовому складі в грі проти збірної Того і забив свій перший гол за збірну у матчі, що закінчився з рахунком 5-0.

У складі збірної був учасником чемпіонату світу 2010 року у ПАР.

Наразі провів у формі головної команди країни 10 матчів, забивши 3 голи.

Статистика виступів

Статистика клубних виступів

Статистика виступів за збірну

Титули і досягнення
 Володар Кубка Імператора Японії (1):
 «Токіо Верді»: 2004
 Володар Суперкубка Японії (1):
 «Токіо Верді»: 2005
 Чемпіон Японії (1):
 «Кавасакі Фронтале»: 2017

Примітки

Посилання

Японські футболісти
Гравці молодіжної збірної Японії з футболу
Гравці збірної Японії з футболу
Гравці чемпіонату світу з футболу 2010
Футболісти «Токіо Верді»
Футболісти «Катанії»
Футболісти «Новари»
Футболісти «Аль-Насра» (Дубай)
Футболісти «ДЖЕФ Юнайтед»
Футболісти «Кавасакі Фронталє»
Японські футбольні легіонери
Футбольні легіонери в Італії
Футбольні легіонери в ОАЕ
Уродженці Кавасакі
Футболісти на літніх Олімпійських іграх 2008

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Since Wednesday morning, the network hasn't devoted any segment on the migrant caravan that they claimed was "invading" the country.
While it seemed to many (most?) that this was all a transparent attempt to scare older white conservatives to the polls by stoking fear of an invading brown horde, one would have thought that Fox would have kept up the charade a day or two after the election in order to not make it so obvious. But, nope.
On top of that, there have been no panel discussions or segments devoted to the subject since Wednesday morning. Nothing on F&F. Nothing on Ingraham. Nothing on the other primetime opinion shows.
The network also has had a reporter, William Le Jeunesse, embedded with the caravan since October 21st. Prior to the election, they aired dispatches from him detailing the progress they've made through Mexico. Since Election Day — nothing.
So how saturated was the network's coverage before the election, which saw Democrats take over the House and pick up at least 35 seats? According to Media Matters' Lis Power, the word "caravan" was mentioned 310 times on October 23rd and 204 times a week before Election Day.
Again, one would think if the migrant caravan was really the national security threat that Trump and Fox made it out to be, we'd get at least some updates this week. Especially when Fox hosts and guests were warning that the refugees were bringing a plague with them. But the network pushing it to the side now that the election is over gives up the game.
Sorta like when we had the great Ebola panic of 2014, right?


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"I am glad that our final exams are coming up. It is always a stressful time but it signifies that we are on the last ......... of the semester," Dina said to Blanche.
(a) lap
(b) leap
(c) lump
(d) lark
"The other team is probably going to win. They have the football on our twenty-yard line and there are only two minutes to go. We have to make a last ......... and stop them here. If they score, we are done for the season. If they don't, we'll go into overtime and we might be the ones to break the tie," the quarterback told the team in the huddle.
(a) stop
(b) brigade
(c) wall
(d) stand
"I don't think you should run for school president, Mike. I like you but I don't think you'll stand a .......... The other candidates are much more popular and have more money," Craig said.
(a) shot
(b) chance
(c) place
(d) placement
"Wow, when you ......... onto an idea, you don't let go. You have been talking about making a garden behind the shed, non-stop, for the past two weeks," Laurie said to Nick.
(a) link
(c) let
(d) latch
His wife was afraid of bears and insisted that they leave the flashlights on in the tent all night. He didn't think the batteries would ......... out the night but he figured it was better for her to find that out in the morning.
(a) last
(b) leave
(d) learn
"Slow down! What are you in such a ......... about? You do know it is 2 o'clock in the morning, don't you?" A surprised Amanda asked her sister.
(a) ladder
(b) leader
(c) lather
(d) laughter
"If people make fun of me, I don't let it bother me. I just ......... it off. Their misconception is their problem," Joey told his best friend at the school.
(a) lift
(b) live
(c) learn
(d) laugh
"I just saw the new comedy movie in the theaters with my girlfriend. You should go see it I think you would like it. We both laughed our ......... off," Sam said to David.
(a) hands
(c) lips
(d) heads
"I know that you think my get-rich-quick scheme is stupid but I think it will really work. We'll see who is right but I believe that you'll be sorry you said anything and I'll be laughing all the way to the .........," Simon said to Jimmy.
(a) bank
(b) pool
(c) moon
(d) airplane
"Brad told us that he was responsible for the invention that enabled oceanographers to dive down into the ocean at great depths. He told me that when I was with some friends of mine who are also structural engineers. However, he didn't know that we were engineers because what he said didn't make any sense to anyone who has any knowledge about physics or logic. We ......... him out of town," Damon said to Elbert.
(a) carried
(b) limped
(c) laughed
(d) loaned
Meaning of "Lap of the semester", What does brigade means?, "stand a chance" vs "stand a place"


The English language has a genius for the formation of expressive compound words. Common examples include sun-stroke, pick-pocket, elbow-room, land-lord, humming-bird etc.
The two parts of a compound word are usually separated by a hyphen. However, in the case of many common compound words, the component parts have become so closely connected that they are now written as one word without any hyphen between them.
Examples are: sunstroke, landlord, pickpocket, overload etc.
And in the case of some other compound words, complete integration has been achieved by modifying one or both of the component parts.
For example, pass time is now written as pastime. In the same way, holy day has become holiday and prime rose has become primrose.
Examples are: master-piece, table-cloth, maid-servant, bread-winner, shoe-maker etc.
Examples are: wool-gathering, snake-charming, bull-baiting, sooth-saying etc.
Examples are: piping-hot, walking-stick, drawing-room, laughing-stock, skipping-rope etc.
Examples are: out-patient, over-load, fore-sight, under-tone, in-sight etc.
Examples are: dare-devil, cut-throat, break-fast, spend-thrift, pass-port etc.
Examples are: short-hand, free-thinker, lay-man, hard-ware, strong-hold etc.
Examples are: humming-bird, flying-fish, loving-kindness etc.


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