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In Weekly Themes, mav brought up the word "adnate".
But what would be the word to describe the behaviour of the testicle, which orig;inates close to the kidneys, but is prgressively separated from them, until it lies outside the "abominable" cavity? I don't remember the word used in embryology, but it might have been "migration". The change seems to have been favored by the fact that sperm do not develop as readily at slightly greater temperature of the abdomen.
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Reversible and Non-reversible Medium
September 18, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
There are many uses for both reversible and non-reversible mediums in decorative painting. A reversible medium can be taken back to a glaze with water (or alcohol like shellac). Non-reversible mediums are far more common and are permanent (unless a solvent is used to remove).
Reversible Mediums:
- Gouache Glaze = Gum Arabic + H2O + Pigment (a watercolor effect)
- Beer Glaze = Dark Beer (Binder+H2O) + Pigment
- Shellac
Non-Reversible Mediums:
- Fast-dry acrylic glaze =1/2 Fast-dry Medium +1/2 Water + Fluid Acrylic Color
- Medium slow-dry acrylic glaze = 80% Artist Grade Glaze + 20% H2O + Fluid Acrylic Color
- Slow-dry acrylic glaze = Slow-dry Glaze + Slow-dry Colors
- Oil glaze= [3 parts Distilled Turpentine +1 part Refined Linseed Oil + Japan Drier (5%)— more info] +Artist Oil Color in tubes — to adjust the open time, use less linseed oil for a faster dry time.
- Paint and varnishes (non-shellac based)
Color palette for the decorative painter
September 10, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
Here is the color palette for the decorative painter that we use at GIDP to create most of our finishes. Based on my experience in business and teaching, I've found these colors to be essential for creating most finishes (with an emphasis on faux marble and woodgraining). See previous posts on our job site kits.
We will be breaking down each color in future posts along with posts on our mixing methods. There are many books on the subject of color in general. So, keep in mind, this palette of colors is for the decorative painter.
Also, we'd like to take this opportunity to introduce our color abbreviations that are (will be) used in future posts.
Palette of colors for the deco painter
*** I recommend that you find a manufacturer that you like and stick with them as colors vary from company to company. We use fast-dry, slow-dry acrylic colors and mediums by Golden Artist Colors, so their color names are most often listed first. We use Sennelier (from California based, Savoir Faire) for oil colors and those are listed as secondary color options.
Classified as "non-colors" that are not used to mix a hue, but to change the intensity and opacity (typically the last step of mixing).
W Titanium White, Zinc White
B Carbon Black, Lamp Black
TB Titan Buff (has a slight earthy tonality off white)
EARTH colors:
These colors actually come from the earth.
YO Yellow Ochre, Yellow Oxide
RO Red Ochre, Red Oxide
RS Raw Sienna
BS Burnt Sienna
RU Raw Umber
BU Burnt Umber
VDB VanDykeBrown, Cassel Earth
WARM colors:
Generally yellow, orange, red, and purple — although some tones are cool.
HY Hansa Yellow, Lemon Yellow (cool)
NY Naples Yellow
NA Nickel Azo Yellow (Very transparent and greenish)
DY Diarylide Yellow, Cadmium Yellow
O Orange, Cadmium Orange
PR Pyrolle Red, Cadmium Red, Napthol Red
AC Alizarin Crimson, Carmine Lake, Crimson Lake, Magenta
TRIO Transparent Red Iron Oxide (transparent warm red)
P Dioxazine Purple, Violet (cool purple)
COOL colors:
Generally blue and green — although some tones are cool
PB Prussian Blue
UB Ultramarine Blue
PhB Phthalo Blue
CB Cerulean Blue (warm)
CT Cobalt Teal (warm)
PhG Phthalo Green
G Permanent Green (medium green)
GG Green Gold (transparent yellow-green)
COX Chromium Oxide (warm)
JG Jenkins Green
PG Paynes Gray
Satin wood faux bois
August 25, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
This is a 2-step, Satin wood faux bois. Even though some of the movements take practice to master, the process is very fast and it only needs 1 glaze color.
Below is a step-by-step explanation of how it was done on a baseboard sample.
The base coat is a light straw in a Satin water bas coat (this sample has a satin oil base coat- either is fine)
Lightly sand w/ 320 grit and dust.
Mix a glaze of a low-viscosity, fast-drying medium (like this). Tint with yellow ochre, raw umber, and trio (transp red iron oxide).
Apply glaze completely with a glazing brush.
Stretch the glaze with a spalter. First against the grain, then with the grain to finish. Use a very light hand so you don't wipe off the glaze.
With this small sample, a round softener was used to stipple the glaze. This may not be realistic when graining a large space. In that case, a large or small codtail brush would stipple nicely. The goal is to stabalize the glaze while trying not to remove it.
Have a slightly damp spalter (size 100) and a slightly damp, clean sea sponge ready for the graining marks of the first step. Moire's are made by clamping the spalter so the fingertips are aligned to control the bristles. It's a pull, drag, release pressure motion all while zig-zagging across the grain of the wood (how-to post here). It's important to wipe the accumulating glaze off tips of the brush with the damp sponge.
Keep the rhythm random but consistent. Work in overlapping columns to complete the entire area.
Soften gently in direction of moire, using the tips of the badger softener. Side to side and then a final pass from the bottom up (in the direction of the wood grain). Don't over soften. Let dry.
When dry, the tooth veinette is used to create the main grains. These pictures are not so great, but look at our video for how the brush is used.
With tooth veinette dipped in same glaze as moire, use a comb to open up the hair. Finely and gently vein in parallel columns, reloading the brush as needed (always run through a comb). Follow the movement of the moire (darker areas of the moire would warrant a bigger movement). Giggle up and down like a motor cycle riding over bumps.
It's very important not to cross over previous veins.
Soften purposefully in one direction across the grains at a 70 degree angle to create a slight edge. Let dry.
Varnish as needed.
Ebony Woodgrain
July 27, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein 1 Comment
Here is a how-to for Ebony woodgrain. It is a 3-step process to create this rich and heavily-grained wood. If you use a fast drying medium like matte medium, it's possible to do all 3 steps in one day — or at least 2.
Below is a light version of real Ebony wood. Often, you will see real Ebony a very dark color – practically black grains.
The example in this post had an satin oil basecoat. However an eggshell latex (like BM Aura) is perfectly fine. Sand and dust before glazing. The first step is in this particular wood is the flogging. We're missing pictures, but check out this flogging video for a tutorial. This step adds the look of wood pores which instantly gives a "woodsy" appearance. The whipping motion of the flogging brush is the only tool that can achieve this background. Mix a glaze: fast dry matte medium plus colors; raw umber, black, and touch hansa yellow to brighten.
Once dry, the major grains are painted (wet-on-dry application) with a heavily pigmented glaze mixture: slow dry low-viscosity medium plus colors; black, vandyke brown, and touch trio (transparent iron oxide) to brighten. The applied grain must be parallel lines (but not perfectly straight) and the grains should be varied in size and distance between. A brush like the tooth veinette with a sparse amount of long, stiff hair is the best tool. For a better visual on this technique, see this veinette video to see how the tooth veinette brush makes this prominent but delicate print. It is important to fully load the brush for such a large print.
Soften the grains with a badger softener. It is very important to soften in a thoughtful manner. Soften in one direction at a 70 degree angel to get the desired effect. Don't over-soften.
Pass over the surface with the same brush one more time using less of the same glaze. The goal is to create finer (double) veins within the first pass and with a slightly different angle. Soften these veins lightly.
Once completely dry, apply a transparent overglaze to the surface with a glazing brush. Glaze contents: slow dry low-viscosity medium plus colors; burnt umber, vandyke brown, touch trio and black. Looking for a warm and deep transparent tone. Stretch (even out) the glaze with a spalter.
Using a skunk brush (short and stiff), make a moire by waving your brush in a narrow zig-zag movement, displacing the glaze as you go. Soften side to side like the brush marks with a badger brush.
Let dry and varnish (dark woods look better with a glossy finish). I've added a trompe l'oeil effect on this baseboard-sized sample. See this post for a how-to on trompe l'oeil molding over a dark wood.
Real Faux Stone
June 9, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein 1 Comment
This a real faux stone because it mimics cut stone and not just a textured surface, which is a common mistake when creating faux stone. This may look ok, but it isn't realistic. Real, cut stone would be smooth to the touch but pitted (recesses).
To start, a tinted (off-white) primer was applied.
The texture coat consisted of a mixture of SAT (Proceed smooth absorbent texture), RRT (Proceed Rough Regular Texture), and a matte base coat for a chalky, texture.
Apply the texture with a domed glazing brush.
Stipple with a refined tool like a badger 2-header for a small area.
A standard stippler could be used with a light touch, but the smaller brush allows for excellent control over the texture.
Let dry. Repeat the same process one more time. Let dry and cure.
Sand with a 220 grit to flatten the peaks so it looks like it has pits and feels smooth to the touch. Don't over sand. Dust.
A mother glaze was mixed for a cool grey tonality (RawUm, PaynesG, WHITE). The glazing liquid was a mixture of 50% low viscosity glaze, 30% matte medium, and 20% glazing acrylic liquid. The small baseboard sample did not require a glaze with a long open time. Decrease the amount of matte medium or acrylic glazing liquid for a longer open time.
Glaze the surface generously but evenly with a pointed glazing brush.
Using a palette with RawUm, UltBl, and YOchre and the cool grey mother glaze, create zones of color with a smaller pointed glazing brush. Avoid straight lines with strong color.
With a 2 headed flat badger brush, stipple, with enough pressure to melt the tonalities together.
Using a samina chiqueteur, loaded with only water and rung out, texture the surface which will dilute the glaze and create texture by removing the glaze.
Lastly, add more warm grey glaze to reinforce the cuts of the stone.
Using a spatter brush and a palette knife to create a spatter. Start with RU plus water, then switch to BU, and then an off-white.
Paint grout line with an off white, generally.
Create an illusion of more pits by using a pointed brush with a transparent mix of RU, UB, and white for a cool grey.
Within the pits, add a darker tonality for the shadow on the top part.
Finish the trompe l'oeil grout with a thin shadow and highlight.
Varnish with dead flat.
SALON Lecce, Italy 2015
June 3, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein 1 Comment
Once again I return inspired from the annual Salon, held in Lecce, Italy. Salon is an annual, international event for decorative painters and this year, we celebrated our 20th year. I've been lucky enough to attend every one.
Here is the group photo.
Our lovely, friendly, and amusing hosts Stefano Luca and Katerina Manisco.
Here is Stefano's panel – I always look forward to his work.
A crowd of participants and local painters gather at the square. We are all eager to see lectures by guest participants.
Stefano Luca giving a lecture on trompe l'oeil.
I showed some wood, and Gert A champagne toast to celebrate the event.
Every year, a group mural is painted in just the few days of the event.
The completion and a group picture of only some of the contributors.
My good buddies, Yaeko Kurimata (from Japan) and Sean Crosby (from Florida, these days).
Sean Crosby painted homage to our good buddy, Nicola Vigini who couldn't attend this year.
These next 3 pictures are of Paolo Bellow's great work. He is a local participant. He uses dry pigments – amazing.
Sean, Pierre, and Stefano.
We're looking forward to next year in St. Petersburg, Russia
May 21, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
Shellac is a very useful tool in the decorative painter's toolkit. It is one of the most versatile and yet under utilized medium. We have a small jar on every job because of it's many uses (see below). Shellac is one of the oldest paint mediums, used in Ancient Egyptian and Roman times as a fixative and varnish. It has excellent durability and dries fast and hard.
Shellac's origins begin with a female lac bug, who secretes a resin meant as a protective cocoon for their larvae. The resin is scraped off trees, placed in a straining mechanism and heated. The resin liquifies and drains (leaving impurities behind) onto a flat sheet. When dry, it is broken into flakes and sold in that form.
These resin flakes are used in many industries including culinary (yes it's edible), cosmetic, textile, and the painting industry. The flakes are dissolved in alcohol (ethanol) to make liquid shellac.
There are three different types of shellac: amber (natural), clear (refined), and white (opaque).
The amber is faster drying, more potent and is most commonly used in our shop. Clear shellac is great as a varnish and surgical touch-ups. White is used as an opaque primer. The alcohol in the shellac evaporates very fast, forcing the mixture to thicken rapidly, and therefore making the shellac very difficult to brush. When applying a second coat, the first coat is reactivated – an additional challenge. These hurdles can be discouraging, but it's worth mastering application techniques (confidence and speed are key). We always thin shellac from a can with 20% denatured alcohol – to give more open time.
Important qualities and uses for shellac (for the decorative painter):
* Reversible – once dry can be reactivated with alcohol to revert back to liquid
* Performance primer – it levels well (few brush marks), sands easily and provides a shiny surface, perfect for receiving paint
* Seals very porous surfaces – wood, raw plaster (see post: plaster repair)
* Isolation coat to prevent bleeding of resin (wood knots), pigments or odors from escaping
* Isolation coat to start fresh from impure or questionable surfaces – such as an unknown treatment or wax residue (if a waxed surface needs to be painted over/changed, clean the surface with Naptha to remove the wax, since there's always a residue remaining, seal the surface with a coat of shellac to insure a strong bond to the paint)
* Used in French Polish technique
* Gilding: super smooth and isolate surface before using oil size in preparation for gilding
* Wood inlay and other paint techniques using Gouache (reversible medium with water) – seal the finished wood inlay "pieces" that are finished and wipe off areas with water that remain unfinished (this eliminates the need for tape)
* Furniture touch-up – mix shellac with powdered pigment
* Overall problem-solver – great with a wide variety of touch-ups (see post: plaster touch-up, and patch a hole)
Making a plaster mold
May 8, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
With a this missing piece of the ceiling, this post shows how to make a plaster mold. We don't make a habit out of fixing plaster or making molds, but for small, spot repairs, it makes sense that we do it. It's always good to have skills that expand beyond painting.
A small ornament was destroyed when it fell from the ceiling. It would have to be re-created using a mold. See previous related posts: Part 1: Frick Collection Ceiling Repair and Part 2:Plaster Repair.
A putty was made out of a dental-like mold (fast-drying) and thoroughly pressed onto the model. We just followed the instructions on the box — mixing the 2 ingredients together which makes a pliable elastic mold that dries fast.
When making a mold, you need a model in good condition. Quickly after mixing the putty, we placed it on a model piece and thoroughly pressed it.
The putty dried to a perfect print of missing section.
A liquid slurry (consistency of sour cream) was mixed and poured into the cast.
In order to fill the area completely, a wall of blue tape was arranged. Using a palette knife, the mixture was pressed down and compacted. This is very important.
Gently break away excess or cut it away to avoid breaking the mold.
Freshly pulled out of the mold.
Let the mold dry completely. At the museum, we had the convenience of this kiln to assist with drying (at low temperature). Otherwise, be sure to dry to cure (6-12 hours).
Using specialized chasing tools, scrape away excess.
Etch the backside so the wet plaster can adhere well.
Using a marker, signify extra areas to cut off.
Mix the plaster of Paris and Wellbond to "glue" the ornament on the backside.
Additional carving and shaping was needed.
Use extra plaster to filling the gaps on the surface.
Shellac was used on the surface to seal the plaster.
Finish the ornament with base paint, decorative finish as further explained in post: Ceiling repair at Frick Collection.
Plaster molding ceiling repair
May 1, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein Leave a Comment
A large ornament fell from the ceiling in the gallery at the Frick Collection, requiring a plaster molding ceiling repair. This is PART 2 – how we affixed the ornament back in place. See the related posts: PART 1- Ceiling repair at Frick Collection and upcoming PART 3 – How to make a plaster mold.
The pieces were delivered to the shop so they could be studied.
They were examined to see which ones could be salvaged.
Luckily, the medallion was in decent condition.
We ordered from a specialty sculpture store, a strong casting plaster (almost too strong and set too fast). Casting plaster is stronger than plaster of paris. When mixed with water, it hardens very quickly to be cement-like. We used wellbond to glue the smaller pieces together.
Using a Dremel tool, the backside was etched for better adhesion of the glue.
The ceiling is suspended by small wires (similar to piano string) that are attached to an upper frame cage. So, holes were drilled very gently in preparation for wide-head screws and hooks.
Inside view of the gallery. In order to have this enormous skylight, the ceiling is suspended from a metal cage.
Outside view from above the ceiling.
Notice the wires hanging to suspend the ceiling.
Olivia is holding the plaster piece from the inside.
The wires are strung from the metal cage and threaded around the wide head screws and hooks, thus suspending the piece in place.
The other pieces were put in place. Luckily, they were wedged in place successfully with glue and a wire to secure.
Several small batches of plaster were mixed to spread over the outside ceiling. Strips of specialty plaster gauze (similar as medical casts) was moistened and laid out.
After the strips were generously laid out and casting plaster was spread, the ceiling was secured from the back.
Done with the outside, we moved back in. (blurry pictures, sorry)
In order to fill the cracks, Plaster of Paris was spread with a palette knife. Then, sanding until smooth.
Using specialized carving tools and plaster files, the area was refined.
The application is finished and ready for paint. See PART 1 for painting the ornament.
Ceiling repair at Frick Collection
April 23, 2015 By Pierre Finkelstein 2 Comments
Part 1 of 3
We had one day to complete this ceiling repair at The Frick Collection (1 E 70th St in Manhattan). We received a call about a piece of plaster that had fallen from the 90 year-old ceiling in the main gallery. Apparently, there was water damage from the roof that had left the medallion just hanging on and it eventually fell (nobody was hurt, luckily).
Being able to complete a job like this from start to finish, shows versatility. There's so many techniques in this "small touch-up" that we had to break it up in 3 posts: upcoming plaster repair and making a plaster mold.
In this post, we're focusing on the job as a whole and the decorative painting.
Main gallery.
The hole.The museum gathered all of the pieces. Luckily the main medallion was in good shape.
They were sent to our shop, where we looked at them closely. For the sake of preservation, we did a color analysis to establish the 3 main colors used, the glazing, and the gilding.
To save time, we pre-mixed the values of colors and selected the gold leaf that would match.Our supplies were delivered by messenger service. In NYC, it pays to pack efficiently. The shop. Not too shabby. Under the watchful eye of the old masters – Franz Haltz, Turner, Vermeer, Rembrandt, etc.
The area was protected. The museum provided the work lift. This is the hole from above.The pieces were affixed and filled with a casting plaster and secured to the ceiling. See upcoming post: Plaster ceiling repairFor a missing smaller ornament, a cast (purple area) was formed and we later made a mold. See post: How to make a moldOnce the ceiling was ready for paint, a coat of natural amber shellac was applied. This is an essential step to seal the raw plaster.Finished painting shellac.A moisture meter was used to be sure the surface was dry enough to continue painting due to the fresh plaster repair.This is a good reading. At 22% moisture, it is just on the cusp. Because the roof is open (unsealed), the moisture can continue to escape from the backside. It was OK to continue painting.The base paint that was pre-mixed in the shop was applied with a detail brush (long or short pointed).
The final decorative layer is gilding. In this case, I used a patent 22.5K surface leafing (slightly heavier weight than regular leaf).Water size was applied to the tips with a sable pointed brush. The leaf was applied once the size had dried to tacky. Rondin brushes are excellent for transferring gold leaf to a sized surface as well as applying the size.Finished touch-up.
The curator could not believe we completed the job in one day – as we were asked to do so. And he couldn't even spot the touch-up from below.


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{s10:~} whoami
{s10:~} cpan CPAN
CPAN: Storable loaded ok (v2.41)
Reading '/var/root/.cpan/Metadata'
Database was generated on Thu, 08 Oct 2015 10:41:02 GMT
Running install for module 'CPAN'
Running make for A/AN/ANDK/CPAN-2.10.tar.gz
CPAN: Digest::SHA loaded ok (v5.84_01)
CPAN: Compress::Zlib loaded ok (v2.069)
Checksum for /var/root/.cpan/sources/authors/id/A/AN/ANDK/CPAN-2.10.ta
+r.gz ok
CPAN: File::Temp loaded ok (v0.23)
CPAN: Parse::CPAN::Meta loaded ok (v1.4417)
CPAN: CPAN::Meta loaded ok (v2.150005)
CPAN: Module::CoreList loaded ok (v3.03)
CPAN.pm: Building A/AN/ANDK/CPAN-2.10.tar.gz
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a Unix-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for CPAN
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
All tests successful.
Files=30, Tests=701, 28 wallclock secs ( 0.39 usr 0.06 sys + 18.83 cu
+sr 3.16 csys = 22.44 CPU)
Result: PASS
/usr/bin/make test -- OK
Running make install
Manifying 2 pod documents
Manifying 16 pod documents
ERROR: Can't create '/usr/bin'
Do not have write permissions on '/usr/bin'
at -e line 1.
make: *** [pure_perl_install] Error 1
/usr/bin/make install -- NOT OK
I'm looking for suggestions on how to best work around this. It is possible to disable SIP but I'd prefer not to.
perl -E"my @aa = 1..20_000_000; my @bb = 1..20_000_000;" #error! out o
+f memory!
perl -E"my @aa = 1..20_000_000; my @bb = @aa;" #works well
perl -e"my @cc = 1..40_000_000" #error! out of memory
perl -E"my @cc; for(my $i = 1; $i<40_000_001; $i++){ push @cc, $i;} pr
+int scalar @cc" #works well.
perl -e"push @cc,$_ for 1..40_000_000; print scalar @cc;" works well
add example 5
choroba perfectly answer my question, thankss
I am trying to improve my English skills, if you see a mistake please feel free to reply or /msg me a correction
use strict;
use constant HUE_RANGE => 255;
my @HUES = (
0, 25, 50, 75, 120, 168, 195, 240,
+ 268, 315);
# 0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5
+ 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9 1.0
my @hues = (0 .. 4);
$_ *= 0.1 for @hues;
for (@hues) {
sub adjust_hue {
my ($scale) = @_;
my @hues = @HUES;
push @hues, HUE_RANGE unless $hues[-1] == HUE_RANGE;
# warn 'hues ', Dumper \@hues;
# warn "n hues ", (scalar @hues), "\n";
my $n_unique_hues = -1 + scalar @hues;
my $scaled_index = $scale*$n_unique_hues;
my $index = int $scaled_index;
my $adjusted_hue = $hues[$index] + ($scaled_index - $index)*($hues
+[$index + 1] - $hues[$index]);
# $adjusted_hue = eval $adjusted_hue; # This shouldn't be necessary
+. Somehow this sub was producing strings instead of numbers. Later, t
+his strings would fail comparisons.
if ($adjusted_hue == 75) {
warn " adjusted_hue ($adjusted_hue) equals 75\n";
} else {
warn " adjusted_hue ($adjusted_hue) does not equal 75\n";
warn "scale $scale, scaled_index $scaled_index, index $index, adju
+sted_hue $adjusted_hue\n\n";
adjusted_hue (75) equals 75
scale 0.3, scaled_index 3, index 3, adjusted_hue 75
adjusted_hue (0) does not equal 75
scale 0, scaled_index 0, index 0, adjusted_hue 0
adjusted_hue (25) does not equal 75
scale 0.1, scaled_index 1, index 1, adjusted_hue 25
adjusted_hue (50) does not equal 75
scale 0.2, scaled_index 2, index 2, adjusted_hue 50
adjusted_hue (75) does not equal 75
scale 0.3, scaled_index 3, index 3, adjusted_hue 75
adjusted_hue (120) does not equal 75
scale 0.4, scaled_index 4, index 4, adjusted_hue 120
Hello! I am trying to write a script that detects SNPs and their position in DNA sequences. Simply put, A SNP is when there is a change in A, T, C, or G between sequences, therefore...
A could change to T, C, to G
T could change to C, G, or A
G could change to C, T or A
C could change to G, T or A
For Example:
Sequence 1: ATGGAT
Sequence 2: ACGGAG
There are 2 SNPs here.
SNP 1 is the T --> C is position 2 of the sequence.
SNP 2 is the T -->G in position 6 of the sequence.
Criteria for the script:
Only 2 sequences can be entered on the command line
The 2 sequences must be equal length
Find the SNP and the position of the SNP (starting from position 1 not 0)
Print out data- for example using the sample above
Pos 2: T => C
Pos 6: T =>G
Found 2 SNPs.
This is what I have so far, but I am not sure how to proceed...
#!/usr/bin/env perl
# file: 08-snps.pl
use strict;
use warnings;
use autodie;
my $number_seqs = scalar @ARGV;
if($number_seqs != 2){
print "Please provide two sequences \n";
for (my $i=0; $i<$number_seqs; $i++){
if(length($ARGV[$i]) != length($ARGV[0])){
print "Please ensure the sequences are the same length \n";
my $var = $ARGV[0];
print $var,"\n";
my $var2 = my $var[0];
print $var2,"\n";
I am trying to extend a tool that looks at files, searching for certain patterns. The tool is in perl and makes copious use of regular expressions. I came across a new pattern that has me scratching my head. I am trying to match a certain expression e that can have more than one definition ( shown in much simplified form ):
1. e =~ u
2. e =~ uae
3. e =~ edefe
4. e =~ ebe
5. e =~ ec
As you can see, all but the first are recursive matches. I could write the above as
e =~ u|uae|edefe|ebe|ec
Here is what I have so far: if I had only 1 and 2 from above, I could write the combination of 1 and 2 as
e =~ u(?:au)*
Likewise, for 1 and 3, I could write
e =~ udufu
For 1 and 4, I would have
e =~ ubu
and for 1 and 5, I would have
e =~ uc
To go further, I would have to combine more than two together, and I think it could get horrifyingly complex. Is there a way to tackle a problem like this with dynamic regexes, or is there a method for substituting the above together?
I have perl 5.6, so I am slightly limited on what I can do. I do not know dynamic regexes well enough to frame the above with those. I cannot use CPAN or anything other than the screwdriver I have.
IFB Northpole||| Alaska||| 907-555-5555
Walmart||| Fairbanks||| Alaska
Chicken||| Anchorage||| Alaska||| 907-555-5555
Beef||| Somewhere|||||Over the Rainbow|||907-555-5555
IFB Northpole| Alaska| 907-555-5555|
Walmart| Fairbanks| Alaska
Chicken| Anchorage| Alaska| 907-555-5555
Beef| Somewhere|Over the Rainbow|907-555-5555
@FILES = glob("*.txt");
foreach my $file (@FILES) {
open my $fh, '<', $file;
(my $fileName = $file) =~ s/\.[^.]+$//;
open(my $output, '>', $fileName.".csv") or die "Could not open fil
+e '$fileName' $!";
my @category;
my @Detail;
print $output "";
while (my $line = <$fh>) {
chomp $line;
@tokens = split /\|/, $line;
if($objectName ne ""){
my @objectFields;
$size = scalar(@tokens);
@tokens = @tokens[1..$size];
foreach my $token (@tokens){
$token =~ s/\r|\n//g;
push @objectFields,$token;
if($objectName eq "IFB Northpole"){
}elsif($objectName eq "Walmart"){
}elsif($objectName eq "Chicken"){
}elsif($objectName eq "Beef"){
my @item = (@Detail,@category,@objectFields);
print $output join("|", @item,@removeemptylines)."\n";
close $output;
close $fh;
Hello everyone,
I can't find the solution to a problem. I downloaded perl strawberry portable and ran minicpan to get my local copy of one miror (no problem, it works great). Now I want to make it available to people that have access to a shared folder on a VM on the network
The constraint is that we are limited to windows as OS and I can't configure cpan correctly to use that mirror.
Let's assume I put the miror copy in
\\a_server\Shared Internal\porcelet\my_cpan_mirror
Then I went in the cpan config file to edit 'urllist'
I have the following line
'urllist' => [q\\\\a_server\\Shared Internal\\porcelet\\my_cpan_mirror]
cpan tries to fetch with LWP
but the address looks weird...it starts by the url I specified and it's then followed by /authors/01mailrc.txt.gz
I have the same issue for packages details and modlist.
It indicates that the url must be absolute....did I miss something?
I'd like to use unix environnement, I know it's easier...but You can't always do what you want ;)
$household = { 23 => { last => 'Smith', first => 'Mary' },
22 => { last => 'Jones', first => 'Bob' }
my $key = 23;
my $person = $household->{$key};
my %name = %$person;
my @slice = @name{'first', 'last'};
$PM = "Perl Monk's";
$MCF = "Most Clueless Friar Abbot Bishop Pontiff Deacon";
$nysus = $PM . $MCF;
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I have a superclass (MyClass), which creates instances of a subclass on demand. MyClass implements a custom method "get_subclass_instance" for this. The subclass (SubClass) extends 'MyClass';, however, this generates a "Subroutine get_subclass_instance redefined" warning.
Minimal example:
# MyClass.pm
package MyClass;
use SubClass;
use Moose;
sub get_subclass_object {
return SubClass->new;
# SubClass.pm
package SubClass;
use Moose;
extends 'MyClass';
$ perl -MMyClass -e 0
Subroutine get_subclass_object redefined at MyClass.pm line 5.
I understand that extends(...) tries to load the class(es) passed to it. Consequently, if I remove the Extends 'MyClass' line from SubClass.pm, the warning disappears.
But I don't want to remove that line, because SubClass does extend MyClass!
Of course, I could simply ignore the warning, but that doesn't feel clean to me. So what am I doing wrong, and how can I have MyClass load and instantiate SubClass, while SubClass explicitly extends MyClass?
Hi All,
I am trying to create dynamic references in a recursion function.
Below I place code which I try, and it return '{}' only.
How to get the initial level reference in else part?
use Data::Dumper;
sub insert {
my ($ref, $head, @tail) = @_;
return unless ( @tail );
if ( @tail and $head ne 'break') { insert( \%{$ref->{$head}}, @tail
+) }
else {
# Here $ref gives '{}' value only.
# How to get values of previous head values (ie. f1,f2,f3)
print "\n==>", Dumper $ref;
# More commands . . .
#insert( \%{$ref->{f1}}, @tail )
my %hash;
while (<DATA>) {
chomp and insert \%hash, split( '/', $_ ) ;
print "\nDump\n", Dumper %hash;
I'm working on a module which is a Perl interface to an existing C++ library at my work. In particular, there's a constant in the C++ header that I want to expose in Perl, rather than duplicating the definition and risking them drift out of sync if someone forgets to update the code in one place or the other. My XS experience to date is limited, but after looking through perlguts, perlapi and some Googling, here's what I've come up with so far:
package MyModule;
use vars qw(@ISA $VERSION $CONSTANT_NAME);
@ISA = qw(DynaLoader);
bootstrap MyModule $VERSION;
package MyModule;
use vars qw(@ISA $VERSION $CONSTANT_NAME);
@ISA = qw(DynaLoader);
bootstrap MyModule $VERSION;
#include "my_constants.h"
MODULE = MyModule PACKAGE = MyModule
SV* const_sv = get_sv( "MyModule::CONSTANT_NAME", 0 );
SvIV_set( const_sv, CONSTANT_VALUE_FROM_C_LIBRARY );
SvIOK_on( const_sv );
SvREADONLY_on( const_sv );
#include "my_constants.h"
MODULE = MyModule PACKAGE = MyModule
SV* const_sv = get_sv( "MyModule::CONSTANT_NAME", 0 );
SvIV_set( const_sv, CONSTANT_VALUE_FROM_C_LIBRARY );
SvIOK_on( const_sv );
SvREADONLY_on( const_sv );
This works in the sense that it compiles and provides the expected value in my simple test one-liner (basically just "use MyModule; print $MyModule::CONSTANT_NAME"). However, I'm not sure whether this is actually the best way to go about it -- in particular, setting $CONSTANT_NAME in the BEGIN block and then changing it again in the XS seems clunky. It's also possible that this is subtly broken in some way that I haven't discerned yet (e.g. threads or something).
My question, then, is (a) whether this as written is incorrect in any specific way, and (b) whether there's a better approach that I ought to be using instead. What say ye, monks?
Is there a procedure for finding an uncreated preview node?
A couple of times now I've started a post but got interrupted before I pushed "create" and so far have found no reliable way to easily find what I started. If I don't go too far astray, I can keep pushing the back arrow in my browser and find it, but if I log off or otherwise close the page I can't always find it again. I have not been able to find much searching about preview here except the threads on wanting a preview capability for updates.
Note that when working on longer posts I've kept text in an offline file to edit and copy from, but that seems to be a pain for relatively small posts, but I guess I could make that a habit.
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45 reviews
71% would repurchase
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on 8/21/2015 12:21:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Green
Best lip product ever! They are so moisturizing, easy to use/apply and I love the fruity scent. Usually I would prefer unscented over any kind of scent but these smell so delicious. I have several colors but my favorite is Plum Perfect which is almost MLBB except a little darker. I keep it by my desk and apply whenever my lips are feeling a little dry. Such a comfortable product.
on 7/12/2015 3:37:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
really good pigment for a lipbalm, pretty affordable, quite frequently on sale too. the only downside is it smells a bit like rubber :(
on 6/2/2015 12:51:00 AM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Oily, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Blue
I originally bought these when they first came out, in just about every color. I am down to 2 now. I've either used them up or given some away that just didn't quite suit me. I love the taste of them, very fruity. They are very moisturizing and are also perfect for those days you just want something kind of more natural and quick to put on. I did notice that from color to color, there is some inconsistency in grittiness. Some go on really smoothly, some go on kind of gritty, which I can't stand. I will say it seemed the lighter colors were the ones that bothered me in regard to that.
on 5/20/2015 2:17:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Acne-prone, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
I purchased this after picking it up instead of the Revlon Colorburst balm stain (was about to put it back but noticed this one was a bit cheaper). It's really creamy on application and comfortable to wear - Adds a bit of shine to the lips, like a lipgloss, but doesn't leave that gross, sticky feeling. It can last a while, but will come off easily if you're not careful.
on 4/25/2015 10:23:00 PM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Sensitive, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brown, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
I'm such a fan of these! I now have them in 4 colors and I still want the other 4 - that's how much I like them. The packaging is adorable, sleek and practical. The formula is semi-sheer but with some color payoff, moisturizing and light so that your lips feel supple but almost naked (no sticky, heavy, goopy texture.) These are great for daily wear and natural / simple makeup looks. I like to use them as a sheer wash of color on my cheeks as well - they give a subtle flush with a dewy finish that I think looks so natural and lovely.
Pros: Cute, functional packaging - great for on the go.
Beautiful, universally flattering shades.
Moisturizing, lightweight formula with light to moderate color payoff and satin finish - perfect for people who don't like full coverage lipstick but want something different than gloss.
Can also be used on cheeks for a natural looking flush, or layered over blush to give a dewy finish.
Perfect for layering with gloss or lipstick to add sheer color or moisture.
Cons: Shimmer. I personally find the amount of shimmer to be subtle and flattering, but if you prefer a completely shimmer-free finish, these might not be for you.
The shades I have are Fresh Papaya (a gorgeous shade that I happily discovered is a beautiful match for Nars Orgasm, albeit less pigmented of course), Soft Raspberry (cool - toned and so pretty - this is a MLBB color for me), Sweet Watermelon (an adorable pale neutral pink), and Warm Caramel (a perfect neutral nude.)
on 2/28/2015 12:34:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Other, Other, Not Sure
Hair: Other, Other, Other
Eyes: Other
Wow! These are amazing dupes for Clinique Chubby sticks. They are actually better than Clinique sticks because Neugrogena Color Sticks are smooth, creamy and moisturizing.They make my lips feel soft and hydrated. They have a light peach scent which I don't mind. The forumula itself is simply fantastic, like a cross between a sheer lipstick and a lip balm. I have this in two colors, Bright berry (pigmented bright, pinkish-red raspberry) and Juicy Peach ( sheer peachy shimmer with shine). The only downside for me is when the Juicy Peach color wears off, I have bits of shimmer around my mouth. The really amazing thing for me is how long they last on my lips. Typically, I cannot get a lip gloss or lipstick to stay on my lips for more than two hours before it wears away. Neutrogena color sticks definitely stay on my lips for much longer. Great product at a nice price.
on 1/27/2015 11:18:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Combination, Fair, Warm
Hair: Red, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I really disliked this product at first because of the peach scent/flavor. I read some people say they smelled fruity, like melon or gummy bears. Nope, these are straight up artificial peach. I still don't love the scent but I loved the color of plum perfect. I've been buying a lot of these crayons lately, and it's really hard to find a color that suits me or gives any sort of moisturization. Plum perfect is gorgeous. I took a break from it, let my daughter use it, and snagged it back. I'm getting past the scent and still loving the color. It's appropriate for work and really pretty. The shimmer is not dramatic or glittery, the 40 and older crowd can appreciate that. :)
on 12/25/2014 11:46:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Dry, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Straight, Fine
Eyes: Brown
I absolutely LOVE this in the shade Fresh Papaya! It has been my go to lip color for the past three years. It is a warm mid-tone coral pink. The formula itself is moisturizing and the texture is perfect. It looks natural because it is creamy while still being a little sheer. Furthermore it has a wonderful fruity smell. I cannot recommend this enough!
on 9/24/2014 9:18:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Neutral
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Hazel
Wonderful dupe for Cliniques chubby stick - I have Warm Caramel and it is a slightly shimmery dupe of my Heaping Hazelnut - the perfect daytime nude. This one actually tastes a lot nicer and the packaging is near identical apart from the typeface and the clear cap. Not a huge fan of the glitter though and I find it a bit irritating to be honest and it feels gritty.
on 9/20/2014 10:35:00 AM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Red, Other, Other
Eyes: Blue
I love this product and I have several shades.
The reason I love this is its a tinted moisturizing lip color that looks natural, and smells/tastes pleasant.
the big crayon packaging and light color payoff makes it easy to apply without looking in a mirror.
If you want a full color lipstick, this wont cut it. But if you like a little juicey color tint, this is a great product!
My fav shades are:
"Bright Berry" A bright pink raspberry shade (gives the most color on my lips)
"Sweet Watermelon" A sheer, soft, shimmery baby pink
"Plum Perfect" a nude sheer plum (looks very natural on me, like the same color as my natural lip, but slightly more defined.)
These are great to toss into the purse for an effortless light lip color.
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The song was based on an old keyboard riff that vocalist Joey Tempest wrote as early as 198182, on a Korg Polysix keyboard he borrowed from keyboardist Mic Michaeli. In 1985, bassist John Levn suggested that Tempest should write a song based on that riff. Tempest recorded a demo version of the song and played it for the other band members. At first the members expressed mixed reactions to it. "When I first heard the synth intro to 'The Final Countdown', my reaction was: 'No, this is nuts. We just can't use this,'" guitarist John Norum said, "Thank God they didn't listen to me." "Some of the guys in the band thought it was too different for a rock band," Tempest said, "But in the end I fought hard to make sure it got used." The song's lyrics were inspired by David Bowie's song "Space Oddity". The sound of the keyboard riff used in the recording was achieved by using a Yamaha TX-816 rack unit.
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Europe is a Swedish rock band formed in Upplands Vasby in 1979 under the name Force by vocalist Joey Tempest and guitarist John Norum. Although widely associated with glam metal; the band-s sound incorporates heavy metal and hard rock elements. Since its formation; Europe has released seven studio albums; two live albums; three compilations and seven videos.Europe rose to international fame in the 1980s with its third album The Final Countdown; which became a high commercial success and sold over three million copies in the United States. Europe was one of the most successful rock acts of the 80-s and sold over 4 million albums in the United States alone. The band has achieved two top 20 albums on the Billboard 200 chart (The Final Countdown and Out of This World) and two top 10 singles on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (-The Final Countdown- and -Carrie-). The song was based on an old keyboard riff that vocalist Joey Tempest wrote as early as 198182, on a Korg Polysix keyboard he borrowed from keyboardist Mic Michaeli. In 1985, bassist John Levn suggested that Tempest should write a song based on that riff. Tempest recorded a demo version of the song and.
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WASHINGTON, DC - AUGUST 09: Washington Nationals Third Baseman Ryan Zimmerman makes a few remarks about people afflicted with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) at a press conference to kick-off 'A Night At The Park' to benefit the ziMS Foundation hosted by Ryan Zimmerman at Nationals Park on August 9, 2010 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for ziMS Foundation)
WASHINGTON (AP) -- Ryan Zimmerman homered twice and drove in three runs, and Danny Espinosa and Roger Bernadina each had three hits and two RBIs as the Washington Nationals beat the Atlanta Braves 9-2 to split a four-game series between the top two teams in the NL East. After Washington blew a 9-0 lead Friday night in an 11-10 loss, the teams split a Saturday doubleheader. The Nationals lead the division by 3 12 games -- as they did when the series began. Zimmerman's two-run homer and Danny Espinosa's double keyed a four-run first off Atlanta starter Jair Jurrjens (3-4). Zimmerman's solo shot and Espinosa's RBI double finished Jurrjens in the fourth. In his last two starts, Jurrjens has allowed 14 runs and 17 hits in six innings. Bernadina has reached base on six hits and a walk in his last seven plate appearances. Michael Morse had three hits and scored three runs for the Nationals, who had 18 hits. Ross Detwiler (5-3) allowed two runs and seven hits in seven innings to win hi...
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There's no better terrace than the rooftop of the Hotel Washington, what with its commanding views of the White House and Washington's monuments and memorials, for a May 19 book party for William J. Bennett.
This latest 573-page monster from the former Reagan and Bush Cabinet member, now host of a national radio program, is only the first volume of what he's titled, "America: The Last Best Hope," which aims to reacquaint Americans with their heritage.
Take page 387, where the author revisits the memoirs of Union Gen. Ulysses S. Grant on the day Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee surrendered to him at Appomattox: "I felt like anything rather than rejoicing at the downfall of a foe who had fought so long and valiantly, and had suffered so much for a cause, though that cause was, I believe, one of the worst for which a people ever fought, and one for which there was the least excuse."
Heritage Foundation President Ed Feulner was just one of many invited guests at Wednesday evening's dedication of the Edwin I. Meese III Conference Room at basketball-powerhouse George Mason University.
Meese was the rector of George Mason from 1998 to 2004, serving in the post longer than anybody in the history of the university.
Says Feulner: "I've been working in Washington for more than four decades, and I've come across a lot of smart people, a lot of hardworking people, a lot of passionate people. But in this town, rarely does one come across someone who is loyal; rarely do you come across someone who is humble; and even more rarely do you come across someone who instinctively can be trusted. And never have I come across someone who possessed all of those qualities . . . until you know Ed Meese."
John McCaslin is a contributing columnist on Townhall.com and author of Inside The Beltway: Offbeat Stories, Scoops, and Shenanigans from around the Nation's Capital .
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