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Rest (band)
Rest are an instrumental rock group from Cork, Ireland. The group's sound has evolved over the course of their existence to incorporate elements of progressive rock, tech-metal, post-rock, doom, black metal and math rock. The groups sound is characterised by intricate harmonised riffs, complex drum patterns, unconventional song structures, a heavy emphasis on dynamics and alternating time signatures. As well as releasing one album and an EP on Limerick independent record label Out on a Limb Records, the band has also toured Ireland and the United Kingdom, sharing stages with the likes of Isis, Cult of Luna, Oxbow, Baroness, Torche, Zu, Red Sparowes and Explosions in the Sky.
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Representational state transfer
In computing, representational state transfer (REST) is the software architectural style of the World Wide Web. More precisely, REST is an architectural style consisting of a coordinated set of architectural constraints applied to components, connectors, and data elements, within a distributed hypermedia system. REST ignores the details of component implementation and protocol syntax in order to focus on the roles of components, the constraints upon their interaction with other components, and their interpretation of significant data elements. Through the application of REST architectural constraints certain architectural properties are induced: Performance, Scalability, Simplicity, Modifiability, Visibility, Portability, and Reliability.
The term representational state transfer was introduced and defined in 2000 by Roy Fielding in his doctoral dissertation at UC Irvine. REST has been applied to describe desired web architecture, to identify existing problems, to compare alternative solutions and to ensure that protocol extensions would not violate the core constraints that make the web successful. Fielding used REST to design HTTP 1.1 and Uniform Resource Identifiers (URI).
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RE1-silencing transcription factor
RE1-Silencing Transcription factor (REST), also known as Neuron-Restrictive Silencer Factor (NRSF), is a protein which in humans is encoded by the REST gene, and acts as a transcriptional repressor. REST is expressly involved in the repression of neural genes in non-neuronal cells. Many genetic disorders have been tied to alterations in the REST expression pattern, including colon and small-cell lung carcinomas found with truncated versions of REST. In addition to these cancers, defects in REST have also been attributed a role in Huntington Disease, neuroblastomas, and the effects of epileptic seizures and ischaemia.
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This gene encodes a transcriptional repressor which represses neuronal genes in non-neuronal tissues. It is a member of the Kruppel-type zinc finger transcription factor family. It represses transcription by binding a DNA sequence element called the neuron-restrictive silencer element (NRSE, also known as RE1). The protein is also found in undifferentiated neuronal progenitor cells, and it is thought that this repressor may act as a master negative regulator of neurogenesis. Alternatively spliced transcript variants have been described; however, their full length nature has not been determined. REST is found to be down-regulated in elderly people with Alzheimer's disease.
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Stay (Elisa song)
"Stay" is the first track from Elisa's album Soundtrack '96-'06, it was the third single from the album and the first single from the international album Caterpillar, released in Italy, Switzerland and the Netherlands. Stay was released only download in Italy.
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The music video was filmed by Marco Salom and Elisa on March 2007 in California exclusively for the Italian market. On June 2007 it was re-shot by Joe Tunmer in London for the international version of the video.
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Stay (Jeremy Camp album)
Stay is Jeremy Camp's second studio album and his first major-label studio album, released in 2002.
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All songs written and composed by Jeremy Camp, except where noted.
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Stay (Ne-Yo song)
"Stay" is the debut single by American R&B singer Ne-Yo, from his debut studio album In My Own Words (2006). It features rapper Peedi Peedi and produced by Ron "Neff-U" Feemstar.
The video for "Stay" premiered on BET and VH1 in September 2005, and on TRL in November 2005. The single failed to chart on the Billboard Hot 100 when it was released in the U.S. in 2005, however, the song proved to be a success on the R&B charts, peaking at number 36, Ne-Yo's first single to do so as a solo artist.
In the UK, "Stay" was due to be released as the third single from In My Own Words. The video premiered on UK television in September 2006 on TV channel B4. The single was due to be released in the UK on October 2, 2006 but due to lack of airplay, the single was subsequently cancelled.
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Bed (book)
Bed is a short story collection by Tao Lin, published in 2007.
Table of Contents
1. LOVE IS A THING ON SALE FOR MORE MONEY THAN THERE EXISTS
2. THREE-DAY CRUISE
3. SUBURBAN TEENAGE WASTELAND BLUES
4. SINCERITY
5. LOVE IS THE INDIFFERENT GOD OF THE RELIGION IN WHICH UNIVERSE IS CHURCH
6. CULL THE STEEL HEART, MELT THE ICE ONE, LOVE THE WEAK THING; SAY NOTHING OF CONSOLATION, BUT IRRELEVANCE, DISASTER, AND NONEXISTENCE; HAVE NO HOPE OR HATE—NOTHING; RUIN YOURSELF EXCLUSIVELY, COMPLETELY, AND WHENEVER POSSIBLE
7. NINE, TEN
8. INSOMNIA FOR A BETTER TOMORROW
9. SASQUATCH
Background
Stories in Bed first appeared in Mississippi Review, Cincinnati Review, Portland Review, Other Voices, among other magazines. The first story was the winner of One Story's annual story contest.
Reception
Bed, received little, but mostly positive reviews. Time Out Chicago said of it: "Employing Raymond Carver’s poker face and Lydia Davis’s bleak analytical mind, Lin renders ordinary—but tortured—landscapes of failed connections among families and lovers that will be familiar to anyone who has been unhappy." KGB Lit Journal said of it: "This is the territory of the young—college students, graduate students, recent graduates—and the stories are mainly concerned with the characters' romantic relationships. In structure and tone, they have the feel of early Lorrie Moore and Deborah Eisenberg. Like Moore's characters, there are a lot of plays on language and within each story, a return to the same images or ideas—or jokes. And like Moore, most of these characters live in New York, are unemployed or recently employed, and are originally from somewhere more provincial (Florida in Lin's case, Wisconsin in Moore's). However, Lin knows to dig a little deeper into his characters—something we see in Moore's later stories, but less so in her early ones.
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One of the most critical properties of the REST Architecture (Representational State Transfer) is that it is stateless and the state gets transferred between th...
One of the most critical properties of the REST Architecture (Representational State Transfer) is that it is stateless and the state gets transferred between the client and the server. I personally always found this to be confusing until I really learned architecture by actually using it. In this video, I will explain the state transfer in REST by example.
In a stateful architecture, the client makes a request to the server and the server “remembers” the client. The next request from the client will be retrieved from the state stored locally in the server. The pros of this are the server will pick up where they left off with each request, so request throughput is higher in stateful architecture. Another advantage of the client can send less data through the wire too. The cons of this architecture are if the server is down, the request cannot be fulfilled and the client is forced to disconnect and reconnect again to another server anyway and go through the entire process.
However, REST is a stateless architecture where every request is responsible to “bring” as much information about the client as possible for the server to reconstruct the state from scratch. This mean that no matter what server the client hit, the request will always be fulfilled so you get higher availability. This is where the state transfer in REST came from. Disadvantages of this architecture is the client now sends more information through the wire, thus your application consumes more bandwidth as a result, this is less of an issue with the introduction of protocol buffers and HTTP2. Another disadvantage is the throughput goes down since each request has to wait for the state to “replay” and get constructed.
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One of the most critical properties of the REST Architecture (Representational State Transfer) is that it is stateless and the state gets transferred between the client and the server. I personally always found this to be confusing until I really learned architecture by actually using it. In this video, I will explain the state transfer in REST by example.
In a stateful architecture, the client makes a request to the server and the server “remembers” the client. The next request from the client will be retrieved from the state stored locally in the server. The pros of this are the server will pick up where they left off with each request, so request throughput is higher in stateful architecture. Another advantage of the client can send less data through the wire too. The cons of this architecture are if the server is down, the request cannot be fulfilled and the client is forced to disconnect and reconnect again to another server anyway and go through the entire process.
However, REST is a stateless architecture where every request is responsible to “bring” as much information about the client as possible for the server to reconstruct the state from scratch. This mean that no matter what server the client hit, the request will always be fulfilled so you get higher availability. This is where the state transfer in REST came from. Disadvantages of this architecture is the client now sends more information through the wire, thus your application consumes more bandwidth as a result, this is less of an issue with the introduction of protocol buffers and HTTP2. Another disadvantage is the throughput goes down since each request has to wait for the state to “replay” and get constructed.
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What is REST architecture?
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What is REST?
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If you have used any modern website, then chances are you have interacted with a website that uses REST. Even YouTube uses RESTful URLs on its site, but what ex...
If you have used any modern website, then chances are you have interacted with a website that uses REST. Even YouTube uses RESTful URLs on its site, but what exactly is REST? For starters, REST stands for Representation State Transfer and is just a fancy way of saying that a server responds to create, read, update, and delete requests in a standard way. The idea behind REST is to treat all server URLs as access points for the various resources on the server. For example in this URL, http://example.com/users, users represents the resource that the server is exposing. As mentioned earlier, REST needs a way to create, read, update, and delete these resources and it does so with the following five URLs.
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
The first two URLs do not have an ID so they act on the entire user's resource, while the last three URLs do have an ID in their URL and thus act on only a single user resource, but as you may notice there are only two distinct URLs. That is because REST uses the four basic HTTP actions, GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to determine what to do with each URL. If we add in those actions to the URLs it is much easier to see what each of the URLs do.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/1
The first URL we have is the GET users URL, and it is used to get a list of all users. In REST when a GET URL does not have an ID it acts upon the entire resource and will always return a list of every item in that resource. The GET action in REST corresponds with reading data.
The second URL, which is almost identical to the first, is used to create a new user. In REST the POST action corresponds with creation, and should always be used on the entire resource by not using an ID in the URL.
The third URL is another GET URL, but this URL is for getting only a single user based on the id that is in the URL. The ID portion of the URL is used by REST to determine which resource from the collection of resources it should act upon. In the case of this URL it is used to return the user with that ID.
The fourth URL is the most confusing of them all, but it is used to update a user with the given ID. The PUT action in REST corresponds with update and works very similarly to POST, but instead of creating a new resource it updates an existing resource.
Lastly, we have the most straight forward URL of them all which is for deleting a user with a specific ID. The DELETE action in REST does exactly what you would think and deletes the resource with the given ID.
In order for a website to use REST, the URLs do not need to be formatted exactly the same as above. For example using these URLs would still be considered RESTful, but most applications will use the previously mentioned URLs.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/details/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/update/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/delete/1
The only thing that matters with REST is that the URLs used represent a resource, in this case a user, and that they support creating, reading, updating, and deleting from that resource using the HTTP actions GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
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If you have used any modern website, then chances are you have interacted with a website that uses REST. Even YouTube uses RESTful URLs on its site, but what exactly is REST? For starters, REST stands for Representation State Transfer and is just a fancy way of saying that a server responds to create, read, update, and delete requests in a standard way. The idea behind REST is to treat all server URLs as access points for the various resources on the server. For example in this URL, http://example.com/users, users represents the resource that the server is exposing. As mentioned earlier, REST needs a way to create, read, update, and delete these resources and it does so with the following five URLs.
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
The first two URLs do not have an ID so they act on the entire user's resource, while the last three URLs do have an ID in their URL and thus act on only a single user resource, but as you may notice there are only two distinct URLs. That is because REST uses the four basic HTTP actions, GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to determine what to do with each URL. If we add in those actions to the URLs it is much easier to see what each of the URLs do.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/1
The first URL we have is the GET users URL, and it is used to get a list of all users. In REST when a GET URL does not have an ID it acts upon the entire resource and will always return a list of every item in that resource. The GET action in REST corresponds with reading data.
The second URL, which is almost identical to the first, is used to create a new user. In REST the POST action corresponds with creation, and should always be used on the entire resource by not using an ID in the URL.
The third URL is another GET URL, but this URL is for getting only a single user based on the id that is in the URL. The ID portion of the URL is used by REST to determine which resource from the collection of resources it should act upon. In the case of this URL it is used to return the user with that ID.
The fourth URL is the most confusing of them all, but it is used to update a user with the given ID. The PUT action in REST corresponds with update and works very similarly to POST, but instead of creating a new resource it updates an existing resource.
Lastly, we have the most straight forward URL of them all which is for deleting a user with a specific ID. The DELETE action in REST does exactly what you would think and deletes the resource with the given ID.
In order for a website to use REST, the URLs do not need to be formatted exactly the same as above. For example using these URLs would still be considered RESTful, but most applications will use the previously mentioned URLs.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/details/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/update/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/delete/1
The only thing that matters with REST is that the URLs used represent a resource, in this case a user, and that they support creating, reading, updating, and deleting from that resource using the HTTP actions GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
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Understanding State Transfer in REST (Explained by Example)
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One of the most critical properties of the REST Architecture (Representational State Transfer) is that it is stateless and the state gets transferred between the client and the server. I personally always found this to be confusing until I really learned architecture by actually using it. In this video, I will explain the state transfer in REST by example.
In a stateful architecture, the client makes a request to the server and the server “remembers” the client. The next request from the client will be retrieved from the state stored locally in the server. The pros of this are the server will pick up where they left off with each request, so request throughput is higher in stateful architecture. Another advantage of the client can send less data through the wire too. The cons of this architecture are if the server is down, the request cannot be fulfilled and the client is forced to disconnect and reconnect again to another server anyway and go through the entire process.
However, REST is a stateless architecture where every request is responsible to “bring” as much information about the client as possible for the server to reconstruct the state from scratch. This mean that no matter what server the client hit, the request will always be fulfilled so you get higher availability. This is where the state transfer in REST came from. Disadvantages of this architecture is the client now sends more information through the wire, thus your application consumes more bandwidth as a result, this is less of an issue with the introduction of protocol buffers and HTTP2. Another disadvantage is the throughput goes down since each request has to wait for the state to “replay” and get constructed.
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What is a REST API?
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If you have used any modern website, then chances are you have interacted with a website that uses REST. Even YouTube uses RESTful URLs on its site, but what exactly is REST? For starters, REST stands for Representation State Transfer and is just a fancy way of saying that a server responds to create, read, update, and delete requests in a standard way. The idea behind REST is to treat all server URLs as access points for the various resources on the server. For example in this URL, http://example.com/users, users represents the resource that the server is exposing. As mentioned earlier, REST needs a way to create, read, update, and delete these resources and it does so with the following five URLs.
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
http://example.com/users/1
The first two URLs do not have an ID so they act on the entire user's resource, while the last three URLs do have an ID in their URL and thus act on only a single user resource, but as you may notice there are only two distinct URLs. That is because REST uses the four basic HTTP actions, GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE to determine what to do with each URL. If we add in those actions to the URLs it is much easier to see what each of the URLs do.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/1
The first URL we have is the GET users URL, and it is used to get a list of all users. In REST when a GET URL does not have an ID it acts upon the entire resource and will always return a list of every item in that resource. The GET action in REST corresponds with reading data.
The second URL, which is almost identical to the first, is used to create a new user. In REST the POST action corresponds with creation, and should always be used on the entire resource by not using an ID in the URL.
The third URL is another GET URL, but this URL is for getting only a single user based on the id that is in the URL. The ID portion of the URL is used by REST to determine which resource from the collection of resources it should act upon. In the case of this URL it is used to return the user with that ID.
The fourth URL is the most confusing of them all, but it is used to update a user with the given ID. The PUT action in REST corresponds with update and works very similarly to POST, but instead of creating a new resource it updates an existing resource.
Lastly, we have the most straight forward URL of them all which is for deleting a user with a specific ID. The DELETE action in REST does exactly what you would think and deletes the resource with the given ID.
In order for a website to use REST, the URLs do not need to be formatted exactly the same as above. For example using these URLs would still be considered RESTful, but most applications will use the previously mentioned URLs.
[GET] http://example.com/users
[POST] http://example.com/users
[GET] http://example.com/users/details/1
[PUT] http://example.com/users/update/1
[DELETE] http://example.com/users/delete/1
The only thing that matters with REST is that the URLs used represent a resource, in this case a user, and that they support creating, reading, updating, and deleting from that resource using the HTTP actions GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE.
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