Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web. Show all posts
2015-01-15
2012-09-29
Software Tools for Animal Gene Mapping
Here are some cool tools for animal genetics:
- AGDP for the analysis of genome differences between opulations
- SNPEVG graphical tool for SNP effect viewing and graphing
- ...
2012-09-23
Google drive drives in
I just realized that Google offers me "Google drive". The pricing options for larger disk space than 5GB are very competitive with Dropbox! I am using Dropbox for all my files - yes, it costs me quite some money when the bill comes, but if we consider this is "few" dollars per month for backup and synchronization I am more than willing to pay this amount for this!!! Google drives is now yet another option, but the desktop folder does not work on Linux so for now I will stick with Dropbox.
2012-08-20
AIPL presentations on animal breeding and genetics/genomics
You can find here some top-notch presentations on animal breeding and genetics/genomics.
2012-04-15
Chalk letter generator
Here is a cool online application that takes chalkboard with Bart Simpsons and adds your text on it.
2011-04-18
LaTeXsearch.com
Want to search over published equations? Try out LaTeXsearch.com. I wonder how useful this might be in practice?
2011-04-01
Different view options for my blog
Blogger now offers several dynamic views for public blogs. Click on the following links to see them in action for my blog:
- Flipcard (quite good overview of posts - reminds me of the memory game where cards are flipped to find a pair)
- Mosaic (similar as Flipcard, but cards have different sizes)
- Sidebar (more or less like standard view, but with bar on the left side)
- Snapshot (shows only preview-snapshots of posts with images stored in Picasa and linked with Blogger)
- Timeslide (a bit confused layout by time)
In my view these are cool views, but the help page is much nicer due to use of graphics. If you do not have much graphics in your posts you will not be that much impressed.
2011-03-03
ABG-HUB - Animal Breeding and Genetics Hub
Gabor Meszaros sent out today this message
Dear colleagues,
I would like to officially announce the website “Animal Breeding and Genetics Hub” we created with Gregor Gorjanc (Slovenia). The site supposed to serve as a place holding links to free animal breeding relatedsites throughout the Web.
At this point we have links to some online course materials,conference proceedings, links to ABG software sites, mailing lists, biodiversity and agricultural development resources. We also make use of the Web 2.0features such as RSS feeds, which show you the links to papers from various scientific journals in real time on one page meaning that if anew paper comesout it shows up in the RSS feed). Also there are some pictures and videos fromsome organizations, and more…
The link to the website is: http://www.netvibes.com/ABG-Hub#General
We tried to include most of our links to have some contentright at the start. But it is likely that we missed some good resources/journals out there. We would like to ask you that if you know about something that is not yet on the site, please let us know via the email: ABGHub@gmail.com
Also we would be happy to get any kind of feedback on ourwork.
2010-02-12
WAMWiki - wild animal models wiki
WAMWiki is a great place with tutorials on how to fit animal models with ASREML, WOMBAT and MCMCglmm. Perhaps I could add my work with animal models in BUGS in the future ;) There are several things there (testing for random effects, bivariate models, ...) and a nice description of pedantics software, that can report about information in the pedigree - structure, ...
2009-07-16
Page2RSS
For me e-mail and RSS are two really important components of world-wide-web. However, some sites do not publish RSS, which is a pitty given that I do not have time to visit them often. In such cases Page2RSS service can be used to be informed about sites changes. I find this service today and I hope it will work fine.
2009-01-10
2009-01-06
2008-12-29
My readership
When I started with my blog I thought that it would be nice to share my thoughts, work, and new things with my friends. Recently, I added a gadget - (Whos among us) to monitor the visitors. I checked the "status" today and I was really surprised - up to now I had quite a lot of visitors from all over the Europe, USA, Canada, but also some hits from Middle and South America, Australia, Africa (Egypt and South Africa), Inida, China, ... Wow, this is much more than I ever anticipated! I guess that some visitors are just passing by, but it is still nice to have audience ;)
2008-09-27
2008-09-15
Statistical Experts site
I came across the Statistical Experts site. It offers a forum, blog, and wiki. I like the design. There has been quite some "traffic" on the forum and some posts on blog. The wiki seems to be empty for the moment. I added the forum and blog to my RSS reader so that I will be able to monitor the "traffic" on these two places.
2008-08-26
AIPL writings and presentations
I noticed that researchers at AIPL (USA) are very active with the current hot topic in animal breeding - genomic (genomewide) selection (Meuwissen et al., 2001). I asked Paul VanRaden for a reprint and he has kindly pointed me to the website of AIPL with conference proceedings and presentations. These two sites are very valubale resource for study - not only forthe topic of genomic selection, but also for dairy cattle breeding!
2008-08-25
Password remind flaw in Joomla! 1.5.x
One of my sites uses Joomla! and the last day the password of the admin was changed. Shit! I thought that I had an intruder. Carefull inspection showed that there was nobody on the server beside me - the hacker could have gained my user account, but I remember what I did the last time so only the password was changed. Now I found out that the hacker used password remind flaw. After upgrade, I logged into the DB and updates the password with MD5 hash obtained from Paj's Home: Crypto... site.
UPDATE jos_users SET password='MD5HASH' WHERE id='???';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
Alternatively, I could use this
UPDATE jos_users SET password=PASSWORD('???') WHERE id='???';
FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
but then it is better to remove the .mysql history file!
2008-08-20
Google pages / sites
I use Google page creator for hosting my website. However, this "application" will be replaced by Google Sites. They have posted a very nice tutorial, which shows the capabilities. I like it. Simple and easy to set a website.
2008-07-18
Cheat Sheets for Web Developers
Jacob bundled a great list of cheat sheets for Web developers. Very great resource for quick lookup for HTML, XHTML, CSS, JavaScript, mootools, jQuery, RGS colours, SEO, and WordPress.
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