Guidance
Guidance for all institutions administering the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund in 2016 to 2017.
The 16 to 19 Bursary Fund is money the government has given to local authorities, schools, colleges and other education and training providers (education institutions) to give to students who need financial help to stay in education.
There are 2 types of 16 to 19 bursaries:
Your education institution is responsible for managing both types of bursary.
If you are in one of the groups below, you can apply for a vulnerable bursary:
You could get up to £1,200 if you study full time for a minimum of 30 weeks. If your course is only for a few hours a week or less than 30 weeks, you will probably get less.
If you don’t have costs, for example you’re a residential student who doesn’t travel, and all your meals and equipment are provided, you could get less than £1,200 or nothing at all. If this is the case your institution must say why.
Your institution will need proof you’re eligible. This could be:
Your institution will tell you what you need.
Benefits must be in your own name to get a vulnerable bursary.
 Instead you may be able to apply for a discretionary bursary from your education institution.
As a young carer you won’t get a vulnerable bursary, unless you fall into one of the other defined vulnerable groups.
However, you can apply for help for a discretionary bursary from your education institution. Your institution should ensure the information you give them is used confidentially so you can talk to them about your caring responsibilities when you’re applying for help.
If you’re a young parent getting Income Support or Universal Credit in your own name you may get a vulnerable bursary. If you don’t get a vulnerable bursary, you may be able to apply for a discretionary bursary from your education institution.
You might also get help with childcare costs through Care to Learn .
If you don’t fall into one of the vulnerable groups, but you need financial help to stay in education, you can apply for a discretionary bursary from your education institution. You must be between 16 and 19 years old and in full or part time further education or training.
Your education institution is responsible for setting the eligibility criteria. Examples of what it could be based on are:
Institutions set eligibility criteria for the bursary because funds have to be targeted at students who need the most help to stay in education.
How much you get is up to your institution. They decide who gets a bursary, how much, when it’s paid and can say what it should be spent on.
If you apply, your institution may ask for evidence of your family’s household income. Examples include:
Your institution will let you know what you need to show them.
Bursary fund payments don’t affect your right to Department of Works and Pensions income-related benefits. They are paid directly to students as well as other means tested benefits and don’t affect them.
However, if you’re getting Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payments and Employment Support Allowance or Universal Credit, your parents can’t get certain benefits for you like child benefit.
Some institutions offer one-off payments for things like educational trips or to attend university interviews. This might be in addition to help with longer-term costs for things like bus fares.
Ask your student support services at your education institution for more information.
To get either of the 2 bursaries in the 2016 to 2017 academic year you must meet the requirements for your age and residency. Your study must also meet the conditions:
You must be aged:
If you aged over 19 you won’t be eligible for the bursary unless you have an Education, Health and Care Plan (ECHP). You should talk to your institution to see if you get a discretionary bursary while you continue to attend education. Other students aged over 19 may be able to get other support for older students. Student support services at your education institution will tell you what you can apply for.
You must meet the residency requirements for enrolment. Your institution will check this.
If you live in Scotland and travel to England to study, you should contact your home local authority in Scotland to apply for Scottish EMA . You can’t get the bursary fund.
If you live in England and travel to Scotland to study, you should contact your home local authority in England to apply for a bursary. You can’t get Scottish EMA.
If you’re from England and live in Scotland temporarily to study, for example at a residential college, you will be treated as a Scottish resident and should apply to your host local authority in Scotland for EMA. You can’t get the bursary fund.
If you live in Wales and travel to England to study, you should contact your home local authority to apply for Welsh EMA .
You may also apply to your institution for a discretionary bursary. You can’t get a vulnerable bursary.
If you live in England and travel to Wales to study, the support you can apply for depends on the type of institution you’re attending:
All students living in England and travelling to Wales to study who are in one of the defined vulnerable groups, are eligible for a vulnerable bursary. If this applies to you, you should approach your local authority in England to apply.
Your institution should be inspected by a public body such as Ofsted that checks quality.
It must also be either:
Your institution will tell you if your provision meets this condition.
You can be studying full or part time. The amount of time you’re studying will be looked at when deciding if you will get a payment and how much you will get.
If you’re studying on a publicly funded distance learning course, you may be eligible for the bursary fund.
However, if you don’t have any costs related to your education you won’t get any bursary funds.
If you want to apply, you should speak to student support at your education institution. They will look at your individual case. When they have done this they will let you know if you can apply and how much you could get.
Please note that the bursary cannot be used to pay for course fees or exam re-sits.
The bursary is for students in further education or training. There is separate support for higher education students .
If you go to an independent institution that charges fees, you won’t normally get a bursary. However, if you’ve been referred to the institution by your local authority and they pay your fees, you may get a bursary. Your education institution will be able to tell you if you can apply and how.
Students on apprenticeship programmes, or paid learning or training, can’t get a bursary.
Students on a traineeships programme are not paid so they are eligible to apply for a bursary.
If you’re a young offender you can apply if:
Institutions should provide you with in-kind support, if possible. This is where you get the things you need such as a meal, course material or a travel pass, instead of money.
You can’t apply if:
To apply you need to contact student support services or your tutor at your education institution. They will tell you what to do. There should also be information about applying for the 16 to 19 Bursary Fund on your institution’s website.
You should apply as soon as you know where you’re going to study. The sooner you apply, the sooner your support can start. Some institutions may have limited funds available and may allocate funding on a first come first served basis.
Some institutions ask for a new application every year, some only at the start of a course. If you’re unsure, talk to your education institution.
How the bursary is paid is up to individual institutions. It may be paid into your bank account in a lump sum or instalments. You may get cash or a cheque. Or, it might be paid in kind, which means instead of getting money; you could get a travel pass, meal vouchers or course equipment. You might get paid partly in money and partly in kind.
If you have any questions about your payment you should talk to your institution. This is because institutions are responsible for deciding who is eligible for the bursary fund, as well as how much each student is awarded, and when the payments will be made.
If you’re 16 years old you can open a basic bank account. This will allow BACS transfers (if your institution wants to pay the money into your bank account) and allow you to withdraw money. If you can’t open a bank account you will need to speak to student support services or your tutor to work out another way for them to pay you.
Some institutions keep some bursary fund to help students who need emergency help because their circumstances have changed. Others provide one-off support through separate funds which aren’t connected to the bursary. If your circumstances change, speak to student support services at your education institution straight away. They will be able to tell you what to do.
If you’re a young parent you can apply for a bursary and for help from Care to Learn . If you have to move away from home to get the main qualification you’re studying for, you may be able to get help with residential costs .
As the bursary is to help pay for things you need to stay in education, institutions can say what you should spend it on. They may also ask for receipts to show what you’ve spent it on.
Education institutions can set conditions on your bursary. These are rules you need to stick to so you can carry on getting support from the bursary fund. The conditions they set could cover attendance or standards of behaviour. If you don’t stick to them, your payments may be stopped.
If you’re ill or are absent for another reason, your education institution will tell you if this will affect your payments.
Your application should be confidential. Your education institution should make sure you’re not singled out as getting a bursary.
If you’re worried, talk to student support services or your tutor.
If you or your parents or carers give false or incomplete information on your bursary application you may be committing fraud. Details of your application may be passed to the Department for Education or the police. You and your parents or carers could be prosecuted. Your institution will ask you to pay back any payments you should not have had.
As part of the assessment of your application your education institution may do sample checks. They could ask you for further evidence. If that evidence is not provided, or results in a lower award being due, they may stop payments and ask you to pay back any payments you should not have had.
If you think someone has made a fraudulent claim, speak to student support services or your tutor in confidence. They will need to look into it.
You can also report it directly to the Department for Education .
If you’ve any problems with how the bursary is paid, how much money you get or other general questions, you need to talk to student services or your tutor at you education institution because they manage the funds.
If you feel your institution is not managing the bursary fund correctly, you should talk to student support services or your tutor. If they can’t help, you can make a formal complaint, by using your institution’s formal complaints procedure.
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Publish–subscribe is a messaging pattern where senders of messages, called publishers, send the messages to receivers, called subscribers, via PubSub message bus. Publishers don’t directly interact with subscribers in any way. Similarly, subscribers express interest in one or more message types and only receive messages that are of interest, without knowledge of which publishers, if any, there are.
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The message can carry an optional positional and keyword arguments. The delivery of a message is implemented as a the standard Python function.
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Subscription¶
Subscribe to a message type. Messages will be delivered to a callback
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Callback
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Example of a subscription to an Application.tick!
messages.
class MyClass(object):
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def on_tick(self, message_type):
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Asynchronous version of the above:
class MyClass(object):
def __init__(self, app):
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async def on_tick(self, message_type):
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To simplify the process of subscription to PubSub
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In the followin example, both on_tick()
and on_exit()
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message bus.
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Unsubscribe from a message delivery.
- class asab.Subscriber(pubsub=None, *message_types)[source]¶
Subscriber
object allows to consume PubSub messages in coroutines. It subscribes for various message types and consumes them. It works on FIFO basis (First message In, first message Out). Ifpubsub
argument is None, the initial subscription is skipped.subscriber = asab.Subscriber( app.PubSub, "Application.tick!", "Application.stop!" )
- message()[source]¶
Wait for a message asynchronously. Returns a three-members tuple
(message_type, args, kwargs)
.Example of the await message() use:
async def my_coroutine(app): # Subscribe for a two application events subscriber = asab.Subscriber( app.PubSub, "Application.tick!", "Application.exit!" ) while True: message_type, args, kwargs = await subscriber.message() if message_type == "Application.exit!": break print("Tick.")
The subscriber object can be also used as an asynchonous generator. The example of the subscriber object usage in async for statement:
async def my_coroutine(self):
# Subscribe for a two application events
subscriber = asab.Subscriber(
self.PubSub,
"Application.tick!",
"Application.exit!"
)
async for message_type, args, kwargs in subscriber:
if message_type == "Application.exit!":
break;
print("Tick.")
Publishing¶
Publish a message to the PubSub message bus.
It will be delivered to each subscriber synchronously.
It means that the method returns after each subscribed callback
is called.
The example of a message publish to the Application.PubSub
message bus:
def my_function(app):
app.PubSub.publish("mymessage!")
Asynchronous publishing of a message is requested by asynchronously=True
argument.
The publish()
method returns immediatelly and the delivery of the message to subscribers happens, when control returns to the event loop.
The example of a asynchronous version of a message publish to the Application.PubSub
message bus:
def my_function(app):
app.PubSub.publish("mymessage!", asynchronously=True)
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- Application.PubSub¶
The ASAB provides the application-wide Publish-Subscribe message bus.
Well-Known Messages¶
This is a list of well-known messages, that are published on a Application.PubSub
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- Application.init!¶
This message is published when application is in the init-time. It is actually one of the last things done in init-time, so the application environment is almost ready for use. It means that configuration is loaded, logging is setup, the event loop is constructed etc.
- Application.run!¶
This message is emitted when application enters the run-time.
- Application.stop!¶
This message is emitted when application wants to stop the run-time.
It can be sent multiple times because of a process of graceful run-time termination.
The first argument of the message is a counter that increases with every Application.stop!
event.
- Application.exit!¶
This message is emitted when application enter the exit-time.
- Application.tick!¶
- Application.tick/10!¶
- Application.tick/60!¶
- Application.tick/300!¶
- Application.tick/600!¶
- Application.tick/1800!¶
- Application.tick/3600!¶
- Application.tick/43200!¶
- Application.tick/86400!¶
The application publish periodically “tick” messages.
The default tick frequency is 1 second but you can change it by configuration [general] tick_period
.
Application.tick!
is published every tick. Application.tick/10!
is published every 10th tick and so on.
- Application.hup!¶
This message is emitted when application receives UNIX signal SIGHUP
or equivalent.
- Application.housekeeping!¶
This message is published when application is on the time for housekeeping. The time for housekeeping is set to 03:00 AM UTC. It can be changed in the configuration file:
[general]
housekeeping_time=19:30
This sets the housekeeping time to 7:30 PM UTC. The time must be written in the format ‘HH:MM’. Remind yourself that the time is set to UTC, so you should be careful when operating in a different timezone.


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KlusterKite
0.0.0
A framework to create scalable and redundant services based on awesome Akka.Net project.
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| namespace | Cluster |
| namespace | Log |
| namespace | Monads |
| namespace | Ping |
| namespace | Service |
| namespace | TestKit |
| namespace | Tests |
| namespace | Utils |
Classes | |
| class | ActorSystemUtils |
Utilities to work with
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| class | BaseInstaller |
| Base class to install KlusterKite plugin components More... | |
| class | ConfigurationUtils |
| Bundle of web related configuration utils More... | |
| interface | IMessageRouter |
| Base class to route messages. Used to give possibility to create routing mocks More... | |
| class | Installer |
| Installing components from current library More... | |
| class | MessageRouter |
| Base class to route messages. More... | |
| class | NameSpaceActor |
| Actor to provide namespace in actors tree. Usually used only once in library More... | |
| class | ShardingProxyWrappperActor |
| Wraps sharding proxy into well known path More... | |
| class | ShardingWrappperActor |
| Wraps sharding into well known path More... | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | EnActorType { EnActorType.Simple, EnActorType.Singleton, EnActorType.SingletonProxy, EnActorType.Sharding, EnActorType.ShardingProxy } |
Types of actors to generate from
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| static void | RunPostStart (ContainerBuilder container, IComponentContext context) |
Runs all registered installers
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| static void | RunPreCheck (ContainerBuilder container, Config config) |
Runs all registered installers
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| static void | RunComponentRegistration ([NotNull] ContainerBuilder builder, [NotNull] Config config) |
| Performs the installation in the T:Castle.Windsor.IWindsorContainer. More... | |
| static string | ReadTextResource (Assembly assembly, string resourceName) |
| Reads texts resource More... | |
| void | Install ([NotNull] ContainerBuilder container) |
| Performs the installation in the T:Castle.Windsor.IWindsorContainer. More... | |
| virtual void | PreCheck (Config config) |
| Should check the config and environment for possible errors. If any found, shod throw the exception to prevent node from starting. More... | |
| abstract Config | GetAkkaConfig () |
| Gets default akka configuration for current module More... | |
| virtual IEnumerable< string > | GetRoles () |
| Gets list of roles, that would be assign to cluster node with this plugin installed. More... | |
| virtual void | PostStart (IComponentContext context) |
This method will be run after service start. Methods are run in
order. More... | |
| abstract void | RegisterComponents (ContainerBuilder container, Config config) |
| Registering DI components More... | |
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| Simple | Just simple actor |
| Singleton | Cluster singleton actor |
| SingletonProxy | Cluster singleton proxy actor |
| Sharding | Cluster sharding manager |
| ShardingProxy | Cluster sharding proxy actor |
Definition at line 15 of file EnActorType.cs.
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Gets default akka configuration for current module
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protectedvirtual |
Gets list of roles, that would be assign to cluster node with this plugin installed.
Definition at line 266 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
| void KlusterKite.Core.Install | ( | [NotNull] ContainerBuilder | container | ) |
Performs the installation in the T:Castle.Windsor.IWindsorContainer.
| container | The builder. |
Definition at line 221 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
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protectedvirtual |
This method will be run after service start. Methods are run in
order.
| context | The context. |
Definition at line 280 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
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Should check the config and environment for possible errors. If any found, shod throw the exception to prevent node from starting.
| config | Full akka config |
| Exception | Thrown if there are error in configuration and/or environment |
Definition at line 252 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
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Reads texts resource
| assembly | The resource containing assembly |
| resourceName | The resource name |
Definition at line 201 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
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Registering DI components
| container | The builder. |
| config | The config. |
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Performs the installation in the T:Castle.Windsor.IWindsorContainer.
| builder | The builder. |
| config | The config. |
Definition at line 170 of file BaseInstaller.cs.
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Runs all registered installers
| container | The builder builder |
| context | The context. |
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static |
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| container | The windsor builder. |
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UC Riverside has recently completed a strategic plan to provide a framework for the growth of the campus and investment for the next decade. The plan, called UCR 2020, may be viewed by clicking the link to the left.
What We Will Accomplish
The Strategic Action Plan is a document that:
- Defines the size and shape of UCR in 2020.
- Has an overarching theme of excellence, access, diversity, and engagement
- Sets priorities for UCR, for the strategic investment of resources:
- As we move from prominence to pre-eminence.
- As we achieve the profile of an AAU-member university.
- Is based on benchmarks set by AAU-member universities, where appropriate.
- Establishes benchmarks and metrics for assessment of progress towards achieving goals.
- Is not a static document; will grow and change over time.
- Is a touchstone document that will guide UCR in making decisions about what areas to emphasize and how to invest our resources.
Who is Doing the Work?
The action plan has been developed by eight subcommittees and a steering committee. Each committee has a chair and vice chair, with the chairs serving on the steering committee.
View the list of committees, their members and their charges
The Timeline for the Project
An aggressive project development timeline has been set towards the goal of having a final Strategic Action Plan -with benchmarks, metrics for assessment of the achievement of goals - by June 30, 2010.
Please e-mail us any suggestions and feedback you have about the Strategic Plan process.


| Package | Description |
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.run |
Classes providing a general run queue engine for event loop execution.
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.server |
Core common server implementation classes for Elko.
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| org.elkoserver.foundation.server.metadata |
Metadata objects used in the management of Elko servers and communicated
between them.
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| org.elkoserver.objdb |
The Elko Object Database.
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| org.elkoserver.server.context |
The Elko Context Server.
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| org.elkoserver.server.context.users |
A package of mods related to alternative mechanisms for user creation.
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| org.elkoserver.server.gatekeeper |
The Elko Gatekeeper.
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| org.elkoserver.server.workshop |
The Elko Workshop Server.
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| org.elkoserver.server.workshop.bank.client |
Client for Workshop virtual currency bank.
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| org.elkoserver.util |
Miscellaneous utility classes used in the Elko server family.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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Arbitrary executable to be run on an argument.
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public class Segment
extends java.lang.Object
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
currentWaypoint
Current progress in this segment.
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private boolean |
isWalking
Is this a walking segment.
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private java.lang.String |
mode
The mode of the segment.
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private java.lang.String |
startPoint
Starting point of this segment.
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private java.lang.String |
startTime
Start time (without date) of this segment.
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private int |
transportType
Type of transportation.
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private java.util.ArrayList<Waypoint> |
waypointList
List of waypoints in this segment.
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| Constructor and Description |
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Segment()
Constructor.
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int |
getCurrentIndex()
Get the index of the waypoint on which we currently are.
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Waypoint |
getCurrentWaypoint()
Return the current Waypoint.
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Waypoint |
getLastWaypoint()
Return the last Waypoint.
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Waypoint |
getNextWaypoint()
Return the next Waypoint according to our progress.
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java.lang.String |
getSegmentMode()
Get the travel mode of this segment.
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java.lang.String |
getSegmentStartPoint()
Get (the name of) the starting point of this segment.
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java.lang.String |
getSegmentStartTime()
Get the start time (without date) of this segment.
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int |
getSegmentType()
Get the type of transportation of this segment.
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Waypoint |
getWaypoint(int index)
Get the waypoint at the given index.
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java.util.ArrayList<Waypoint> |
getWaypointList()
Get the list of waypoints in this segment.
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boolean |
isWalking()
Check if this is a walking segment.
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Waypoint |
setNextWaypoint()
Advance to the next Waypoint.
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Waypoint |
setNextWaypoint(int index)
Advance to the specified-th Waypoint.
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void |
setSegment(com.google.gson.JsonObject segment)
Populate this segment with the given Gson JSON object.
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java.lang.String |
setSegmentMode(java.lang.String newMode)
Set the travel mode of this segment.
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java.lang.String |
setSegmentStartPoint(java.lang.String newStartPoint)
Set the starting point of this segment.
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java.lang.String |
setSegmentStartTime(java.lang.String newStartTime)
Set the start time (without date) of this segment.
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void |
setSegmentType(int type)
Set the type of transportation of this segment.
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private java.lang.String startTime
private java.lang.String startPoint
private java.lang.String mode
private int currentWaypoint
private boolean isWalking
#setSegmentType()
private volatile int transportType
mode
.private java.util.ArrayList<Waypoint> waypointList
public Waypoint getNextWaypoint() throws CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
- if we are at the end already.public Waypoint setNextWaypoint() throws CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
public Waypoint setNextWaypoint(int index) throws CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
index
- index of the Waypoint to become current.CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
public Waypoint getLastWaypoint() throws CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
public Waypoint getCurrentWaypoint() throws CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
CursorIndexOutOfBoundsException
- if segment is empty.public int getCurrentIndex()
public java.lang.String getSegmentStartTime()
public java.lang.String setSegmentStartTime(java.lang.String newStartTime)
newStartTime
- the start time (without date) of this segment.public java.lang.String getSegmentStartPoint()
public java.lang.String setSegmentStartPoint(java.lang.String newStartPoint)
newStartPoint
- (the name of) the starting point of this segment.public java.lang.String getSegmentMode()
public java.lang.String setSegmentMode(java.lang.String newMode)
newMode
- the travel mode of this segment.public java.util.ArrayList<Waypoint> getWaypointList()
public boolean isWalking()
public Waypoint getWaypoint(int index)
index
- index of the waypoint.public void setSegment(com.google.gson.JsonObject segment)
segment
- JSON object of a segment.public void setSegmentType(int type)
type
- the type of transportation of this segment.public int getSegmentType()


To measure investors' sentiment, we use gauges: the CBOE equity put-call ratio and the market volatility (VIX) index. The VIX index is constructed using the implied volatilities on S&P 500 index options and shows the market's expectation of 30-day volatility. The CBOE equity put-call ratio is calculated by dividing the trading volume of CBOE equity put options by the trading volume of CBOE equity call options. A rising put-call ratio means equity traders are buying more puts than calls and indicates a bearish sentiment in the market while a falling put-call ratio is considered as the bullish market sentiment.
We import the daily VIX data from Quandl. CBOE provides the volume put-call ratio data from 11-01-2006 to present so we import the custom data from CBOE.
class SentimentAndStyleRotationAlgorithm(QCAlgorithm): def Initialize(self): self.SetStartDate(2010, 1, 1) self.SetEndDate(2018, 7, 1) self.SetCash(100000) self.AddData(QuandlVix, "CBOE/VIX", Resolution.Daily) self.AddData(CBOE, "PutCallRatio", Resolution.Daily) class QuandlVix(PythonQuandl): '''Quandl VIX data class''' def __init__(self): self.ValueColumnName = "VIX Close" class CBOE(PythonData): '''Cboe Equity Volume Put/Call Ratios (11-01-2006 to present) Custom Data Class''' def GetSource(self, config, date, isLiveMode): return SubscriptionDataSource("http://www.cboe.com/publish/scheduledtask/mktdata/datahouse/equitypc.csv", SubscriptionTransportMedium.RemoteFile) def Reader(self, config, line, date, isLiveMode): if not (line.strip() and line[0].isdigit()): return None index = CBOE() index.Symbol = config.Symbol try: # Example File Format: # DATE CALL PUT TOTAL P/C Ratio # 11/1/06<PHONE_NUMBER>29 1600439 0.64 data = line.split(',') index.Time = datetime.strptime(data[0], "%m/%d/%Y").strftime("%Y-%m-%d") index.Value = Decimal(data[4]) except ValueError: return None return index
All stocks on NYSE and NASDAQ are used as the investment universe. In CoarseSelectionFunction
, we eliminate ETFs which don't have fundamental data.
In FineSelectionFunction
, stocks are sorted into deciles based on a size measure - market capitalization. We use only the first three size deciles
for the algorithm to avoid potential problems with small illiquid stocks.
def FineSelectionFunction(self, fine): if self.month_start: self.selection = True fine = [i for i in fine if i.EarningReports.BasicAverageShares.ThreeMonths>0 and i.EarningReports.BasicEPS.TwelveMonths>0 and i.ValuationRatios.PERatio>0 and i.ValuationRatios.PBRatio>0] # Calculate the market cap and add the "MakretCap" property to fine universe object for i in fine: i.MarketCap = float(i.EarningReports.BasicAverageShares.ThreeMonths * (i.EarningReports.BasicEPS.TwelveMonths*i.ValuationRatios.PERatio)) # sort fine object by MarketCap sotrted_market_cap = sorted(fine, key = lambda x:x.MarketCap, reverse=True) decile_top1 = sotrted_market_cap[:floor(len(sotrted_market_cap)/10)] decile_top2 = sotrted_market_cap[floor(len(sotrted_market_cap)/10):floor(len(sotrted_market_cap)*2/10)] decile_top3 = sotrted_market_cap[floor(len(sotrted_market_cap)*2/10):floor(len(sotrted_market_cap)*3/10)]
In the next step, we subdivide each size decile into five portfolios based on the P/B ratio. For each of the first three size deciles, the value portfolio consists of all firms included in the quintile with the lowest P/B ratio, and the growth portfolio consists stocks with the highest P/B ratio.
sorted_PB1 = sorted(decile_top1, key = lambda x: x.ValuationRatios.PBRatio) sorted_PB2 = sorted(decile_top2, key = lambda x: x.ValuationRatios.PBRatio) sorted_PB3 = sorted(decile_top3, key = lambda x: x.ValuationRatios.PBRatio) # The value portfolio consists of all firms included in the quintile with the lowest P/B ratio PB_bottom1 = sorted_PB1[:floor(len(decile_top1)/5)] PB_bottom2 = sorted_PB2[:floor(len(decile_top2)/5)] PB_bottom3 = sorted_PB3[:floor(len(decile_top3)/5)] self.value_portfolio = [i.Symbol for i in PB_bottom1 + PB_bottom2 + PB_bottom3] # The growth portfolio consists of all firms included in the quintile with the highest P/B ratio PB_top1 = sorted_PB1[-floor(len(decile_top1)/5):] PB_top2 = sorted_PB2[-floor(len(decile_top2)/5):] PB_top3 = sorted_PB3[-floor(len(decile_top3)/5):] self.growth_portfolio = [i.Symbol for i in PB_top1 + PB_top2 + PB_top3]
According to the research paper from Lee and Song, When Do Value Stocks Outperform Growth Stocks?: Investor Sentiment and Equity Style Rotation Strategies, value stocks tend to outperform growth stocks when the CBOE equity put-call ratio is relatively low, and the VIX is relatively high. The value portfolio significantly underperforms the growth portfolio when the put-call ratio and VIX are both high. To convert the daily put-call ratio and VIX data into monthly value, we take an average over the recent one month and the previous six months.
If the recent monthly average CBOE put-call ratio is lower than its six-month average and the one-month average of VIX is higher than its six-month average, the algorithm goes long on an equally weighted portfolio consisting of value stocks (the lowest P/B quintile) from the top three size deciles. If recent monthly average CBOE put-call ratio and the VIX index are both higher than their six-month average, the algorithm goes short the value stocks. Otherwise, the algorithm goes long both value stocks and growth stocks. The position holding period is three months, and the portfolio is rebalanced every three months.
stocks_invested = [x.Key for x in self.Portfolio if x.Value.Invested] for i in stocks_invested: if i not in self.value_portfolio+self.growth_portfolio: self.Liquidate(i) if self.vix_SMA_1.Current.Value > self.vix_SMA_6.Current.Value: if self.PCRatio_SMA_1.Current.Value < self.PCRatio_SMA_6.Current.Value: long_weight = 1/len(self.value_portfolio) for long in self.value_portfolio: self.SetHoldings(long, long_weight) elif self.PCRatio_SMA_1.Current.Value > self.PCRatio_SMA_6.Current.Value: short_weight = 1/len(self.value_portfolio) for short in self.value_portfolio: self.SetHoldings(short, -short_weight) else: long_weight = 1/len(self.value_portfolio+self.growth_portfolio) for long in self.value_portfolio+self.growth_portfolio: self.SetHoldings(long, long_weight)


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This function removes ambiguous taxonomy names from specified ranks in a phyloseq object.
remove_ambiguous_taxa(phyloseq_obj, ranks, ambiguous_names)
| phyloseq_obj | A phyloseq object to filter. |
|---|---|
| ranks | A list of ranks to iterate over. |
| ambiguous_names | a list of ambiguous names to remove. |
Returns a phyloseq object without the ambiguous names in the specified ranks. MicrobiomeR was also written using the tidyverse in order to make the workflow reproducible.
This
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, phy_tree
, otu_table
, sample_data
, merge_phyloseq
filter
, select
, rownames
, str_detect
Other Filters: preprocess_phyloseq
# NOT RUN { > phy_obj <- get_phyloseq_object(...) > phy_obj <- remove_ambiguous_taxa(phy_obj, list("Phylum", "Class", "Order"), list("Unkown" , "Ambiguous", "uncultured")) # }


Match Play. Red trails 0-1 to 7. How should Red play 31?
pips Red=107 White=65
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The follow-up to Position 37.
This is a simple lesson in not breaking your home board to maintain a defensive position. Over the board Red played 6/2 but that is a blunder as is any other play that breaks the board.
Red wants a hit to be a win and once his perfect board is compromised that may not be the case. The simple 21/20, 21/18 is correct, keeping the rear checker on the 23-pt for maximum contact. Any other play is at least a blunder.
This is a simple lesson in not breaking your home board to maintain a defensive position. Over the board Red played 6/2 but that is a blunder as is any other play that breaks the board.
Red wants a hit to be a win and once his perfect board is compromised that may not be the case. The simple 21/20, 21/18 is correct, keeping the rear checker on the 23-pt for maximum contact. Any other play is at least a blunder.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 21/20 21/18 Eq.: -0.441 0.357 0.039 0.001 - 0.643 0.118 0.002 2. Cubeful 2-ply 23/20 21/20 Eq.: -0.528 (-0.088) 0.319 0.033 0.001 - 0.681 0.079 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 23/20 2/1 Eq.: -0.607 (-0.166) 0.291 0.017 0.000 - 0.709 0.073 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 23/20 3/2 Eq.: -0.621 (-0.180) 0.286 0.016 0.000 - 0.714 0.078 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 23/20 6/5 Eq.: -0.623 (-0.182) 0.285 0.015 0.000 - 0.715 0.079 0.001


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SPAWN (New Line) Starring: John Leguizamo, Michael Jai White, Martin Sheen, Theresa Randle. Screenplay: Alan McElroy, based on the comic book by Todd McFarlane. Producer: Clint Goldman. Director: Mark A. Z. Dippe'. MPAA Rating: PG-13 (violence, profanity, adult humor) Running Time: 97 minutes Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Once upon a time, many years ago when the earth was still young, I read comic books. In fact, I read them quite avidly. I attended comic book conventions, kept my collection in acid-free boxes and bought the Overstreet Price Guide every year. I remember the fervor with which comic book fans defend their favorite characters, and the excitement generated by the first film appearance of a character.
My first encounter with this phenomenon from the other side of the philosophical fence came when I dared to give only fleeting praise to 1994's THE CROW. From the reactions of the film's fans, you would think not only that I had challenged the film's artistic merit, but also that I had performed an excretory act on Brandon Lee's grave. The idea for the story, I felt, was intriguing, the execution merely competent. And the wrath it raineth down.
Now I steel myself once again, because folks, SPAWN ain't even _that_ good.
Anyone familiar with THE CROW is going to experience a bit of conceptual deja vu with SPAWN. The hero, in this case a government agent named Al Simmons (Michael Jai White), is murdered, in this case by his megalomaniacal boss Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). The hero returns to earth, compelled by a desire to reunite with his beloved (Theresa Randle), and finds himself endowed with supernatural powers to assist in the wreaking of his vengeance, powers in this case provided by the devil in exchange for Simmons -- now Spawn -- leading the Army of Darkness to the Apocalypse. A goading little demon called Clown (John Leguizamo) is around to make sure Spawn keeps his end of the bargain; a benevolent eternal warrior named Cagliostro (Nicol Williamson) acts as the little angel on the other shoulder.
At its best, SPAWN does provide some genuinely eye-catching visual effects for its titular character. Spawn's body armor is perfectly rendered, sprouting all manner of computer-generated weaponry and a billowing red cape as necessity demands. Leguizamo also provides entertainment value by tossing off crude gags between bouts of flatulence. At its worst, SPAWN provides the kind of horrid acting often excused in genre films with the description "campy," with half the cast (White, Sheen, Leguizamo) doing gutteral line readings (because the Forces of Evil always talk like Mercedes McCambridge in "The Exorcist") and the other half (Randle, Williamson, D. B. Sweeney) standing around looking befuddled. It also offers a decidedly Sony Play Station vision of hell, and a script which doesn't bother to give the main character a life before it gives him an afterlife.
Most of the time, however, SPAWN is neither at its best nor at its worst. It is merely redundant, a now-familiar plot of gloom-soaked heroism decked out with the expected trappings of perpetually rainy alleys, Gothic spires and a couple of explosions. I'm not familiar enough with the time line of recent comics to know whether "The Crow" pre-dated "Spawn" in comic book form, but it doesn't really matter. Viewers of SPAWN may find a few new and improved special effects, but everything else is re-used and recycled; even Leguizamo's performance as Clown seems like a slightly more scatalogical spin on Nicholson's Joker.
Comic books may have picked up a certain improbable cachet when they started referring to themselves as "graphic novels," but that attitude has merely resulted in a different kind of creative rut. It's like graphic grunge rock, where an energetic and invigorating first wave has given way to endless imitators who can't seem to lighten up and stop whining. Even when screenwriter Alan McElroy tries to temper the angst with glib quips, the result is something strictly for fans of the new and improved special effects. Or, perhaps, for die-hard SPAWN fans who may be preparing an effigy of yours truly even as we speak.

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Yet another simple workflow language for python
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Features¶
Pyyawl is a simple yaml based workflow executor that let you define datascience pipelines using yaml.
execute worfkflow defined in yaml
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Usage¶
To use Yet Another Workflow Language for Python from command-line:
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The APP software and setup utilities require a number of settings. These settings are provided in the following subdirectories and files of <install_pack_dir>:
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databases/app_db
- db.properties: Settings for the database setup and access. For details, refer to Database Configuration Settings.
- configsettings.properties: Configuration settings for the APP services. For details, refer to APP Configuration Settings.
The initial installation stores these settings in the bssapp database, where you can change them later, if required. An update installation only adds new settings to the database but does not overwrite existing ones.
- configsettings_controller.properties: In this file, you can specify settings for a service controller which you want to register when installing APP.
The initial installation stores these settings in the bssapp database. You can change them later using a graphical user interface.
For details, refer to Registering a Service Controller.
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domains/app_domain
The configuration settings for setting up the application server domain to which APP will be deployed are provided in the following file:
glassfish.properties
For details, refer to GlassFish Configuration Settings.
Additional configuration files contained in other subdirectories are used internally and must not be changed.
You need to adapt the settings in the files above to your environment. In particular, server names, ports, paths, user IDs, and passwords require adaptation.
Proceed as follows to view and adjust the configuration settings:
Observe the following configuration issues:
- The specified ports are suggestions and work with the default settings used in the files.
- If you install everything on the local system, use either the server name or localhost in all configuration files for all URLs that need to be resolved by APP.
Do not mix the specification of server names and localhost.
The APP_BASE_URL setting in the configsettings.properties file must be resolved by clients. They always require the specification of the server name.
Specify the APP_BASE_URL setting as follows:
APP_BASE_URL=http://<host>:<port>/oscm-app
If you have changed the glassfish.domain.portbase setting in the glassfish.properties file, you must change the port here accordingly.
Configuration for SAML_SP authentication mode:
If the OSCM installation you want to work with is configured for SAML_SP authentication mode, Web service calls to it are secured and authenticated by a Security Token Service (STS). This is a Web service that issues security tokens as defined in the WS-Security/WS-Trust specification. The STS is usually provided by the Identity Provider (IdP) system in use (for example, Active Directory Federation Service, Cloudminder, or OpenAM).
For using an STS for APP calls, you must perform the following steps before installing APP:
- From the IdP or OSCM operator, obtain a metadata exchange file in WSDL format generated with and for the IdP system in use. The metadata include namespace information required for connecting to the STS.
- Save the metadata exchange file to the following file, overwriting the existing empty file:
<install_pack_dir>/domains/app_domain/wsit/STSService.xml
- Open the STSService.xml file and retrieve the value of targetNamespace, for example:
http://schemas.microsoft.com/ws/2008/06/identity/securitytokenservice
- Open the following file:
<install_pack_dir>/domains/app_domain/wsit/wsit-client.xml
- Replace the placeholder in the namespace tag of the wsit-client.xml file with the targetNamespace value copied from the STSService.xml file.
- Close and save the wsit-client.xml file to its original location.
During the installation process, an OSCM-wsit.jar file is created containing your adapted STSService.xml file as well as the wsit-client.xml file; the .jar file is then copied to <install_pack_dir>/domains/app_domain/lib.
- Make sure to enter correct values for the SAML_SP authentication mode in the configsettings.properties file in <install_pack_dir>/databases/app_db:
- BSS_AUTH_MODE=SAML_SP
- BSS_WEBSERVICE_URL_STS_PORT=https://<server>:<port>/{SERVICE}/STS?wsdl
- APP_KEYSTORE_PASSWORD=changeit
- APP_TRUSTSTORE_PASSWORD=changeit


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| typedef struct sfFtp | sfFtp |
| typedef struct sfHttpRequest | sfHttpRequest |
| typedef struct sfHttpResponse | sfHttpResponse |
| typedef struct sfHttp | sfHttp |
| typedef struct sfPacket | sfPacket |
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