JavaScript (JS) is a lightweight interpreted or JIT-compiled programming language with first-class functions. While it is most well-known as the scripting language for Web pages, many non-browser environments also use it, such as Node.js, Apache CouchDB and Adobe Acrobat. JavaScript is a prototype-based, multi-paradigm, dynamic language, supporting object-oriented, imperative, and declarative (e.g. functional programming) styles. Read more about JavaScript.
JavaScript is a scripting or programming language that allows you to implement complex things on web pages — every time a web page does more than just sit there and display static information for you to look at — displaying timely content updates, interactive maps, animated 2D/3D graphics, scrolling video jukeboxes, etc. — you can bet that JavaScript is probably involved. It is the third layer of the layer cake of standard web technologies, two of which (HTML and CSS) we have covered in much more detail in other parts of the Learning Area.
- HTML is the markup language that we use to structure and give meaning to our web content, for example defining paragraphs, headings, and data tables, or embedding images and videos in the page.
- CSS is a language of style rules that we use to apply styling to our HTML content, for example setting background colors and fonts, and laying out our content in multiple columns.
- JavaScript is a scripting language that enables you to create dynamically updating content, control multimedia, animate images, and pretty much everything else. (Okay, not everything, but it is amazing what you can achieve with a few lines of JavaScript code.)
The three layers build on top of one another nicely. Let's take a simple text label as an example. We can mark it up using HTML to give it structure and purpose:

Player 1: Chris

Then we can add some CSS into the mix to get it looking nice:
p {
font-family: 'helvetica neue', helvetica, sans-serif;
letter-spacing: 1px;
text-transform: uppercase;
text-align: center;
border: 2px solid rgba(0,0,200,0.6);
background: rgba(0,0,200,0.3);
color: rgba(0,0,200,0.6);
box-shadow: 1px 1px 2px rgba(0,0,200,0.4);
border-radius: 10px;
padding: 3px 10px;
display: inline-block;
cursor: pointer;
}
And finally, we can add some JavaScript to implement dynamic behaviour:
const para = document.querySelector('p');
para.addEventListener('click', updateName);
function updateName() {
let name = prompt('Enter a new name');
para.textContent = 'Player 1: ' + name;
}
JavaScript can do a lot more than that — let's explore what in more detail.
The above section might sound really exciting, and so it should — JavaScript is one of the most lively web technologies, and as you start to get good at using it, your websites will enter a new dimension of power and creativity.
However, becoming comfortable with JavaScript is a little harder than becoming comfortable with HTML and CSS. You may have to start small and keep working in small consistent steps. To start, we'll show how to add some basic JavaScript to your page, creating a "hello world!" example (the standard in basic programming examples).
- First, go to your test site and create a new folder named 'scripts' (without the quotes). Then, within the new scripts folder you just created, create a new file called main.js. Save it in your scripts folder.
- Next, in your index.html file enter the following element on a new line just before the closing  tag:

- This is basically doing the same job as the </link> element for CSS — it applies the JavaScript to the page, so it can have an effect on the HTML (along with the CSS, and anything else on the page).
- Now add the following code to the main.js file:
var myHeading = document.querySelector('h1');
myHeading.textContent = 'Hello world!'; - inally, make sure the HTML and JavaScript files are saved, then load index.html in the browser. You should see something like the following:
Arrays are generally described as "list-like objects"; they are basically single objects that contain multiple values stored in a list. Array objects can be stored in variables and dealt with in much the same way as any other type of value, the difference being that we can access each value inside the list individually, and do super useful and efficient things with the list, like loop through it and do the same thing to every value. Maybe we've got a series of product items and their prices stored in an array, and we want to loop through them all and print them out on an invoice, while totaling all the prices together and printing out the total price at the bottom.
If we didn't have arrays, we'd have to store every item in a separate variable, then call the code that does the printing and adding separately for each item. This would be much longer to write out, less efficient, and more error-prone. If we had 10 items to add to the invoice it would be bad enough, but what about 100 items, or 1000? We'll return to this example later on in the article.
As in previous articles, let's learn about the real basics of arrays by entering some examples into a JavaScript console. We've provided one below (you can also open this console in a separate tab or window, or use the browser developer console if you prefer).
Often you'll be presented with some raw data contained in a big long string, and you might want to separate the useful items out into a more useful form and then do things to them, like display them in a data table. To do this, we can use the split() method. In its simplest form, this takes a single parameter, the character you want to separate the string at, and returns the substrings between the separator as items in an array.
Let's look at by far the most common type of conditional statement you'll use in JavaScript — the humble if ... else statement.
Basic if ... else syntax looks like so in pseudocode:if (condition) {
code to run if condition is true
} else {
run some other code instead
}


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Undergraduate research is often contained in a vacuum. For the great majority of undergraduate students, our work is single use, self-serving, and limited to the classroom. We research and write without feedback from peers, without an outlet that does more than reduce our work to a grade, and without hope of contributing to a larger conversation about the issues that drive us. The relative isolation of undergraduate research serves to disconnect us from the practice and action of social science research.
Our experience as undergraduate students enables us to make this critique; however, it has also given us the tools to respond to it in generative ways. In founding Plenum, we are calling attention to the fact that there is this asymmetry in knowledge production within the academy. More importantly, we are working to address that asymmetry through cultivating a space in which undergraduate work can flourish — not only encouraging better research, but better geographers, better students, and better people.
At Plenum, our mission is threefold — we work to foster academic growth on the individual level, build community within undergraduate geography, and contribute to larger conversations in geography with high-quality undergraduate research. Through Plenum we aim to establish a dialogue that brings together undergraduates, graduates, and faculty in a setting which encourages academic exploration and growth. We are committed to building a community of undergraduate geographers, and through that community transforming students into scholars.
To accompish this, we:
Plenum: a space or all space, every part of which is full of matter; a general assembly of all members, especially of a legislative body; the quality or state of being full.
At its most basic, Plenum is a filled space.
In the Journal’s conception, implementation, and continual renegotiation, we ultimately work towards filling the vacuum into which most undergraduate research goes. The founding editorial board members feel that the metaphor of a plenum – a space that is full – is one worth striving for. We do not presume to know what will fill Plenum – we hope for a space filled with ideas, collaboration, support, stories, community, expression, research, and place.
You must fill it.


There are two aspects of Pmw, unrelated to megawidgets, that require special attention. Firstly, Pmw is made up of many sub-modules, potentially making access to its various classes and functions cumbersome for the user. Secondly, Pmw is regularly being modified and added to, thus requiring the release of new versions. Therefore, techniques for making access to the sub-modules easy and efficient and for dealing with the different versions have been developed. These techniques are incorporated into the dynamic loader which Pmw creates when it is first imported.
The first purpose of the loader is to give access to all Pmw classes
and functions through a single entry point, the Pmw. prefix. For
example, to access the ComboBox class (which resides in one of the
sub-modules of Pmw), you just have to use Pmw.ComboBox
. Without
the loader, this would be a more complicated reference, such as,
hypothetically, Pmw.PmwComboBox.ComboBox
.
The second purpose of the loader is to delay the importing of the sub-modules until they are needed. This improves the startup time of applications which only use a few Pmw megawidgets. It also allows more megawidgets to be added to the library without slowing down applications which do not use them.
The third purpose of the loader is to allow a script using Pmw to specify which version of Pmw it requires. This allows an application to continue working correctly even after newer releases of Pmw have been made which are not compatible with the version expected by the application. Several versions of Pmw can be installed at once, with the actual version used being specified by each application. In addition, the loader can be configured to search in one or more alpha versions of Pmw. These versions may contain new megawidgets, or new versions of existing megawidgets, that are currently not in the base releases.
Several functions are available to set and query the version of
Pmw being used. These are Pmw.setversion()
and
Pmw.setalphaversions()
which specify the version and alpha
versions (if any) to use for this session; Pmw.version()
which
returns the version(s) being used by this session; and
Pmw.installedversions()
which returns the version(s) of Pmw
currently installed. These are described in the
Pmw functions reference manual.
When Pmw is first imported, an instance of PmwLoader is created
and placed into sys.modules['Pmw']
. From that point on, any
reference to attributes of the Pmw 'module' is handled by the
loader. The real Pmw package is stored in sys.modules['_Pmw']
.
The loader searches the Pmw package base directory for
sub-directories with the prefixes Pmw_
and Alpha_
, which
contain Pmw base releases and alpha releases. The version numbers
are given by the part of the directory name following the prefix.
These versions are available for use and are those returned by the
Pmw.installedversions
function. The initial version is set to
the base release with the greatest version number. When the first
reference to a Pmw class or function is made, the loader reads the
files named Pmw.def in the current base version directory and
also in the alpha directories (if any). These files list all the
classes and functions supported by the version. Pmw attributes
are first searched for in the alpha directories and then in the
base version directory. The first directory which supports the
reference is used. In this way, alpha versions override base
versions.
The directory Alpha_99_9_example
contains a simple example of
how to structure an alpha version. The following code can be used
to request that the alpha version be used and then creates an
instance of a new megawidget defined in the alpha version.
import Pmw Pmw.setalphaversions('99.9.example') # Create a standard message dialog using the base Pmw version. ordinary = Pmw.MessageDialog( message_text = 'Ordinary\nPmw Dialog') # Create an example dialog using the alpha Pmw version. alpha = Pmw.AlphaExample()
Freezing Pmw
Since the dynamic loader requires that Pmw be installed at run
time, it can not be used when freezing Pmw. In this case, a
single module containing all Pmw code is required, which can then
be frozen with the rest of the application's modules. The
bundlepmw.py
script in the Pmw bin
directory can be used to
create such a file. This script concatenates (almost) all Pmw
megawidget files into a single file, Pmw.py
, which it writes to
the current directory. The script is called like this:
bundlepmw.py [-noblt] [-nocolor] /path/to/Pmw/Pmw_X_X_X/lib
The last argument should be the path to the lib
directory of the
required version of Pmw. By default, the Pmw.py
file imports
the PmwBlt
and PmwColor
modules and so, to freeze an
application using Pmw, you will need to copy the files PmwBlt.py
and PmwColor.py
to the application directory before freezing.
If you are sure that your application does not use any of the
Pmw.Blt
or Pmw.Color
functions, you can use the -noblt
or
-nocolor
options. In this case Pmw.py
will be modified so
that it does not import these module(s) and so will not need to be
included when freezing the application.
If your application only uses a few Pmw megawidgets, you can
remove the references to the usused ones in the files
list in
the bundlepmw.py
code. To make the change, take a copy of the
script and modify it. This will make the Pmw.py
file smaller.
However, be sure that you do not delete megawidgets that are
components or base classes of megawidgets that you use.
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Execution services allow to create pvmanager services based on command-line execution. The service call will create a process from a given command-line, allows to map some arguments, and returns the result. This allows to gather data from the underlying os, IT infrastructure or anything that can be accessed through a script.
The support includes a general purpose "exec/run" service method that allows a generic command to be run. Other services can be created by writing xml files.
Here is an example of an XML file describing an exec service:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<execService ver="1" name="execSample" description="A test service">
<methods>
<method name="echo" description="A test script">
<command>echo You selected #string#</command>
<argument name="string" description="The string" type="VString"/>
<result name="result" description="The result"/>
</method>
<method name="script" description="My script">
<command>myscript.py #value#"</command>
<argument name="value" description="The value" type="VNumber"/>
<result name="result" description="The script result"/>
</method>
</methods>
</execService>
Each service method correspon to one command, with specific mappings. A service is a collection of different mehods.
| Syntax | Description |
|---|---|
execService |
Version is required to be "1". Name and description of the
service are required |
methods |
List of methods must be provided |
method |
Each method must have a name and a description |
command |
The command correspond to the actual command passed to the
shell. Each command can have multiple arguments noted by #argName#. The
arguments are substituted right before execution, in the order they are
defined in the argument list. |
argument |
Arguments are optional. Each argument must have a name, a description and a type. Supported type include: VString, VNumber. |
result |
Result must include a name and a description. If the output can be parsed as a table, the service will return a VTable. Otherwise will return a VString. |


This tool allows you to locate and evaluate projects for porting. It displays and color codes relevant information, allowing you to quickly estimate how much effort a port might take. You can also setup a basic Jenkins job for the project with one click or create a batch file to build and test multiple projects.
Import - Allows you to select a local batch file and upload it to the server where the tool is running.
List/Select - List and take action on batch files located on the server and the registered shared location.
Hints
You may look at the test history of a project or batch file and generate comparisons across platforms and project versions. Like batch files, test results are stored locally on the server, until you archive them to the shared location. Select the type of report that you would like generated.
This tab provides services related to Jenkins build servers. You can monitor the state of individual Jenkins build servers and jenkins jobs using the Jenkins dashboard. If a Jenkins job runs longer than expected and appears to be hung, then you should terminate it using the Jenkins dashboard. Autoport provides install services that operate on the build slaves. You can also upload a package to be installed. Install services are in general used to resolve missing dependencies.


Technical Evangelist, Propeller Head, Super Geek and Open Source Ninja are just some of the names I been called. I like to think these terms of endearment are used when someone is highly motivated, confident and passionate about their craft. The following resume will endeavor to demonstrate that I am a highly motivated, confident and conscientious individual with a proven track record of acheivement and success. I am looking to leverage the skills and experience of the last 10 years to solve enable success in your orgnaisation.
The life of a consultant is not one for the faint hearted. Early morning starts and 14 hour days are common place. A role where you think on your feet and where “Always be prepared” was no longer the moto just for the scouts.
Due to my attention to detail and service delivery focus, I am often brought into pre-sales engagements to run compressed architecture and design workshops to discover and document requirements and assist with transitioning high level business requirements into effective designs and chargeable statements of work.
Red Hat has provided me with a broad set of tools to solve a wide array of problems.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Improve overall speed quality of customers experience through developing awareness and support for TOGAF methodologies and developing workshop material to assist in solution development.
Being appointed to the ANZ Subject Matter Expect Team for Red Hat Cloud Orchestration and Identity Management portfolios.
Support one of the worlds largest telecommunication companies to develop a costs effective and highly scalable cloud solution through the use of Red Hat technologies such cloudforms, openstack and automation technologies such as Puppet and Foreman.
TECHNOLOGIES
Ruby on rails development to support Cloudforms Integration
Docker packaging to support OpenShift Integration
LDAP and Active Directory knowledge to support Red Hat IPA Integration.
Client:
RED HAT INC – AUCKLAND (NZ)
Date:
2013
Service:
Platform Consultant (RHCE)
DIMENSION DATA
This was my first role in what I considered the big time, after 6 years for working for small to medium size New Zealand based companies, this was my first experience working for a large multinational corporation. No longer supporting a single customer, this role saw me managing 300+ systems across many difference customers, which brought with it a number of challenges. Often being pulled in different direction, this role taught me that : Time management, team work, planning and agility were key factors to success.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Improve Managed Services delivery time lines by developing streamline automated procedures to handle customer request for new systems.
Detail and Design Standard Operating Environments matching varying customer requirements for all Linux deployments
Promotion from Linux Engineer based in Christchurch to Enterprise Unix consultant based in Auckland with a number of named accounts.
Undertake due diligence and transition a high severity ESB application from AirNZ into operations
Client:
DIMENSION DATA – CHRISTCHURCH (NZ)
Date:
2013
Service:
Enterprise Systems Consultant
ARC INNOVATIONS
Originally taken on a 6 month contract to conduct a review and replacement of
Arc's aging EMC SAN Technology this role quickly expanded to include the implementation of vmwares first release of vCloud Director and the creation of a Service Orientated Architecture platform.
I took on this role at Arc Innovations to allow myself to gain a deeper understanding of technology and be involved for the first time in ground up solution deployment. From documenting customer use cases and requirements, through to high level design and architectural plans to the unboxing and raking new hardware. This, along with each of my roles as taught me that to be successful in this industry that you need to consider everyone in your design.
ACHIEVEMENTS
RFP Negotiations with Leading Hardware Manufactures to find the best fit for Arc's requirements.
The architecture and deployment of distributed storage network to meet Arc Innovations availability and growth requirements.
The architecture and deployment of VMware vCloud Director to streamline the development and testing procedures and alleviating operational bottlenecks.
Client:
ARC INNOVATIONS – CHRISTCHURCH (NZ)
Date:
2011
Service:
Contractor
FOODSTUFFS
Foodstuffs was my first appointment managing people, while I had taken on roles of leadership within teams like WML and project roles as in the council before, this was the first time that I had direct reports and the process that came with it. This was a new role within Foodstuffs and I was given the remit to implementing and control process across the organsiation. This included tasks such as implementing an Event Management application to asses change and outages quickly, through to tracking Key Performance Indicators for the company core systems. These process then feed directly into a change management policy that was first implemented during my time there and was the first step to help increasing the maturity of the organsiation.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Through monitoring and change awareness a reduction of 30% was seen in High Priority outages.
Major Incident review procedures ensured proactive steps to understand and remediated the root case was taken causing a further reduction of 50% in High Priority outages.
The growth in responsibility and process saw a need to expand the operations team and I was tasked with out sourcing the operations team and managing the relationship.
Client:
FOODSTUFFS – CHRISTCHURCH (NZ)
Date:
2011
Service:
Service Operations Team Leader
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL
Excited and eager to learn more about the IT Industry, the move to Christchurch and the assignment as the Business Systems Administrator of the Government Enterprise Management Suite (GEMS) applications was a true honour.
With 450 daily active users and being a member of a small team meant that in the beginning with my days were managing database, windows and application administration tasks.
Over time a picked up PERL and used this as the tool to automate a large majority of these manual tasks, such as creating a web socket load balancer to spread users across varying application servers or auto mating database loads from SAP. This role taught me that if you haven't automated your original job within two years, that you're not working hard enough.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Automated 80% of my original role allowing time to take on additional application such as Interwoven Teamsite and others
Appointed Technical Team Lead of the councils WWW.CCC.GOVT.NZ revamp project.
Client:
CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL (NZ)
Date:
2009
Service:
Business Systems Administrator
WEBBIZ MEDIA LIMITED
Formed in 2001, WML Software provides professional services focused on custom software and web solutions for Mitre 10 New Zealand. As the service desk managed I was the voice of the organsiation to the staff from their 125 stores nation wide.
Providing first level support to start with, over time I grew to see the patterns and common pain points of our clients. With little or no experience of the Linux platform I sat down and studied hard to understand a way that I could prevent the customers from having to call.
What I did during my time at WML is something that I have carried throughout all my jobs. That if you can't automate your role in 2 years then your not working hard enough. And this is exactly what I did working for WML. When I started it was common to see between 50-60 tickets per week, Through what I like to think is a well rounded Software Development Life Cycle, was in fact achieve through proactive front line intervention.
ACHIEVEMENTS
Through automation and proactive front line initiatives, we saw a over all reduction in support calls from 60 per week, to ~20 per month
I caught the Linux Bug. It gave me the tools that I have become so found of and now reliant on for the last 10 years.


Life is short, we don't wnat to waste it. which lead us to make a lot of decisions.
I have always thought that i should fill the life with only "right people". People play a big part in our life, they really make the life different.
If life is a journey... people can help you enjoy the trip, or they can just destroy it. who will you choose to be your company?
- Who are your right people?
- What do they have in common? Or must they stay together to be the right person?
- Why do you choose them?
- How do you choose the right people?
- Are you one of your right people?
extra question:
- Did you choose to spend time with wrong person or the people who you don't fit in with?
- Would you share the experience with us?


stk.molecular.functional_groups module¶
Defines tools for dealing with functional groups and their reactions.
Extending stk: Adding more functional groups.¶
If stk
is to incorporate a new functional group, a new
FGInfo
instance should be added to
functional_groups
.
Adding a new FGInfo
instance to functional_groups
will
allow Topology.build()
to connect the functional group to
all others during assembly. In most cases, nothing except adding this
instance should be necessary in order to incorporate new functional
groups.
Note that when adding SMARTS, if you want to make a SMARTS that targets an atom in an environment, for example, a bromine connected to a carbon:
[$([Br][C])]
The atom you are targeting needs to be written first. The above SMARTS works but:
[$([C][Br])]
does not.
If a new functional group is to connect to another functional group
with a bond other than a single, the names of the functional groups
should be added to bond_orders
, along with the desired bond
order.
Supporting complex reactions.¶
During assembly, two functional groups are provided to
react()
. By default, placing an FGInfo
instance into
functional_groups
will result in the creation of a single bond
between the atoms tagged as 'bonder'
in the two functional groups.
In addtion, any atoms tagged as 'del'
will be removed. The bond
order of the created bond can be modified by editing
bond_orders
.
However, some reactions cannot be described by a simple combination of adding a bond while deleting some existing atoms. For example, consider the aldol reaction:
CH3C(=O)CH3 + CH3C(=O)CH3 –> CH3(=O)CH2C(OH)(CH3)CH3
Here a ketone is converted into an alcohol. In order to support more
complex conversions, a specific function needs to be defined which
modifies the molecule as desired. The function then needs
to be added to custom_reactions
. See
boronic_acid_with_diol()
as an example.
-
class
stk.molecular.functional_groups.
FGInfo
(name, fg_smarts, bonder_smarts, del_smarts)¶ Bases:
object
Contains key information about functional groups.
The point of this class is to register which atoms of a functional group form bonds, and which are deleted during assembly of macromolecules.
-
name
¶ The name of the functional group.
Type: str
-
fg_smarts
¶ A SMARTS string which matches the functional group.
Type: str
-
bonder_smarts
¶ A
list
of the formbonder_smarts = [Match(smarts='[$([N]([H])[H])]', n=1), Match(smarts='[$([H][N][H])]', n=1)]
Each string is SMARTS string which matches an atom in the functional group which is to be tagged as
'bonder'
. The number represents how many matched atoms should be tagged, per functional group.In the example,
Match(smarts='[$([N]([H])[H])]', n=1)
matches the nitrogen atom in the amine functional group. Then=1
means that 1 nitrogen atom per functional group will be tagged as'bonder'
. The secondMatch(smarts='[$([H][N][H])]', n=1)
, matches the hydrogen atom in the amine functional group. Becausen=1
, only 1 of hydrogen atom per amine functional group will be tagged'bonder'
. If insteadMatch(smarts='[$([H][N][H])]', n=2)
was used, then both of the hydrogen atoms in the functional group would be tagged.Type: list
-
del_smarts
¶ Same as
bonder_smarts
but matched atoms are tagged as'del'
.Type: list
-
bonder_smarts
-
del_smarts
-
fg_smarts
-
name
-
-
class
stk.molecular.functional_groups.
FGKey
(fgs)¶ Bases:
object
Used to create a key from a
list
of fg names.Used by
bond_orders
,custom_reactions
andperiodic_custom_reactions
.-
key
¶ A unique key based on the functional groups provided to the intializer.
Type: tuple
-
-
class
stk.molecular.functional_groups.
Match
(smarts, n)¶ Bases:
object
A container for SMARTS queries.
-
smarts
¶ A SMARTS string which matches some atoms.
Type: str
-
n
-
smarts
-
-
stk.molecular.functional_groups.
amine3_with_amine3
(mol, del_atoms, fg1, fg2)¶ Crates bonds between functional groups.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – A molecule being assembled. - del (
bool
) – Toggles if atoms with the'del'
property are deleted. - fg1 (
int
) – The id of the first functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property. - fg2 (
int
) – The id of the second functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property.
Returns: The first element is an
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
. It is the molecule with bonds added between the functional groups.The second element is a
int
. It is the number of bonds added.Return type: tuple
- mol (
-
stk.molecular.functional_groups.
boronic_acid_with_diol
(mol, del_atoms, fg1, fg2)¶ Crates bonds between functional groups.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – A molecule being assembled. - del (
bool
) – Toggles if atoms with the'del'
property are deleted. - fg1 (
int
) – The id of the first functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property. - fg2 (
int
) – The id of the second functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property.
Returns: The first element is an
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
. It is the molecule with bonds added between the functional groups.The second element is a
int
. It is the number of bonds added.Return type: tuple
- mol (
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stk.molecular.functional_groups.
diol_with_difluorne
(mol, del_atoms, fg1, fg2)¶ Crates bonds between functional groups.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – A molecule being assembled. - del (
bool
) – Toggles if atoms with the'del'
property are deleted. - fg1 (
int
) – The id of the first functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property. - fg2 (
int
) – The id of the second functional group which is to be joined, as given by the ‘fg_id’ property.
Returns: The first element is an
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
. It is the molecule with bonds added between the functional groups.The second element is a
int
. It is the number of bonds added.Return type: tuple
- mol (
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stk.molecular.functional_groups.
fg_name
(mol, fg)¶ Retruns the name of the functional group with id fg.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – Anrdkit
molecule with its functional groups tagged. - fg (
int
) – The id of a functional group as given by the ‘fg_id’ property.
Returns: The name of a functional group.
Return type: str
- mol (
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stk.molecular.functional_groups.
periodic_react
(mol, del_atoms, direction, *fgs)¶ Like
react()
but returns periodic bonds.As periodic bonds are returned, no bonds are added to mol.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – A molecule being assembled. - del (
bool
) – Toggles if atoms with the'del'
property are deleted. - direction (
list
ofint
) – A 3 member list describing the axes along which the created bonds are periodic. For example,[1, 0, 0]
means that the bonds are periodic along the x axis in the positive direction. - *fgs (
int
) – The ids of the functional groups to react. The ids are held by atom of mol in the'fg_id'
property.
Returns: The first element is an
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
. It is the molecule after the reaction.The second element is a
int
. It is the number of bonds added.The third element is a
list
holdingAtomicPeriodicBond
.Return type: tuple
- mol (
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stk.molecular.functional_groups.
react
(mol, del_atoms, *fgs)¶ Crates bonds between functional groups.
This function first looks at the functional group ids provided via the *fgs argument and checks which functional groups are involved in the reaction. If the functional groups are handled by one of the custom reactions specified in
custom_reactions
then that function is executed.In all other cases the function is assumed to have received two functional groups to react via *fgs. In these functional groups the atoms tagged
'del'
are deleted and the atoms tagged'bonder'
have a bond added. The bond is a single, unless specified otherwise inbond_orders
.Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
) – A molecule being assembled. - del (
bool
) – Toggles if atoms with the'del'
property are deleted. - *fgs (
int
) – The ids of the functional groups to react. The ids are held by atom of mol in the'fg_id'
property.
Returns: The first element is an
rdkit.Chem.rdchem.Mol
. It is the molecule with bonds added between the functional groups.The second element is a
int
. It is the number of bonds added.Return type: tuple
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java.lang.Object trafsim.trafsim.Car trafsim.trafsim.TrafficLight
public class TrafficLight
Representation of a traffic light in the system
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static java.lang.Integer |
GREEN
Constant for "Green" state |
private static java.lang.Integer |
greenGap
Duration of the green light |
static java.lang.Integer |
ORANGE
Constant for "Orange" state |
private java.lang.Integer |
realState
Real state of the traffic light |
static java.lang.Integer |
RED
Constant for "Red" state |
private static java.lang.Integer |
redGap
Duration of the red light |
private java.lang.Integer |
state
State of the traffic light for the Controller |
private static java.lang.Integer |
switchGap
Duration of switching between green and red |
private javax.swing.Timer |
timerGreen
Waiting timer when traffic light is green |
private javax.swing.Timer |
timerRed
Waiting timer when traffic light is red |
private javax.swing.Timer |
timerSwitch
Waiting timer for the switch from Green to Red |
static java.lang.Integer |
UPDATED
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TrafficLight(Coordinate position)
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void |
actionPerformed(java.awt.event.ActionEvent arg0)
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java.lang.Integer |
getState()
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setState(java.lang.Integer state)
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setUpdated(java.lang.Boolean b)
Change the state of the TrafficLight to UPDATED's value if the argument is true |
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public static final java.lang.Integer UPDATED
public static final java.lang.Integer RED
public static final java.lang.Integer ORANGE
public static final java.lang.Integer GREEN
private static java.lang.Integer greenGap
private static java.lang.Integer redGap
private static java.lang.Integer switchGap
private java.lang.Integer state
private java.lang.Integer realState
private javax.swing.Timer timerRed
private javax.swing.Timer timerGreen
private javax.swing.Timer timerSwitch
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state
of the TrafficLight and manage
the start/stop process of all timers.
actionPerformed
in interface java.awt.event.ActionListener
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public void setState(java.lang.Integer state)
state
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state
of the TrafficLight to UPDATED's value if the argument is true
b
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Gold toilets now a pilgrimage
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"Tourists have been flocking to a Hong Kong jewelry store to catch a glimpse of a pair of solid gold toilets in the the world's most expensive bathroom, according to a Local 6 News report. About 4,000 people a day have traveled to see the two gold toilets and the rest of the gem-covered bathroom that costs an estimated $7.6 million. Some visitors said that they would like to test the toilets out for themselves. "What I mean is, wouldn't it be better if the toilet was open and each person could shut the door and use it, could sit down and really feel what it's like?"
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Motion Picture Ass of America at it again
The Register | Submitted by: Squeak, the Human Chew Toy
Norwegian teenager, Jon Lech Johansen, is to be tried again by an appeal court this summer despite being cleared of cyber piracy crimes earlier this year, his lawyer confirmed last Friday... Norway's special division for white collar crimes, Økokrim, acting at the behest of Hollywood studies, decided to appeal this verdict to the Borgarting appeals court. Økokrim is appealing against the "application of the law and the presentation of evidence" during the original trial."
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Ex-agents: FBI enlists violent informants
Salon | Submitted by: The Corruptor
"For decades, in cities from coast to coast, FBI agents recruited killers and crime bosses as informants and then looked the other way as they continued to commit violent crimes... interviews with nine former FBI agents... indicate the practice was widespread during their years of service between the late 1950s and the 1990s."
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Al Qaeda planned to target Pearl Harbor
Wire Services | Submitted by: Magorn
Writes the submitter: Those who forget History are doomed to repeat it? Apparently subtlety is not al Qaeda's strong suit. It seems to me the last folks what tried this were less than happy with the ultimate result. Is it too late to get the Enola Gay out of Mothballs?
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Sponge, Bob? Wear pants....
WCBS | Submitted by: occsafmedic
Still, gynecologists, health groups and contraceptive experts say the sponge is a good choice for some women.
"It kind of fills a slot in the contraceptive spectrum," particularly for younger women, said Lawrence B. Finer, assistant director of research at the Alan Guttmacher Institute, a nonprofit research group focused on reproductive health
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Man shot by FBI files civil suit
WBAL | Submitted by: ChemLab
Joseph Schultz and his girlfriend are pulled over after her car is mistaken as the one used in a robbery [Make and model to not match the one used in the robbery]. One FBI agent tells them to stay still while the other tells them to get out. Schultz follows the orders of the second agent and is shot in the face by Agent Braga [Second time Braga has shot an unarmed man and the second time he's gotten off.] with his M4 Carbine.
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Man's 14,909 days on the lam ends
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: Tim Howard
"A man who escaped from a Texas prison more than four decades ago was greeted today at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's reception center in Huntsville where the 74 year old was returned to the state prison population.
Robert Carroll Coney was sentenced to life in prison for robbery by assault and forgery in 1962. He was serving his sentence at a lockup in Henderson County when he escaped on May 8, 1962. "He owes the state of Texas this time in prison, and it is our solemn obligation to ensure he serves that time," TDCJ spokesman Larry Todd told The Huntsville Item."
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The Even Newer World Order
Guardian | Submitted by: Tobermory
"Saddam, it seems, is keen on "the wet stuff". Osama is a "stirrer" and George has his own little hobby: "Why, in our current delirium of faith and fear, would Bush want things to become more theological rather than less theological? The answer is clear enough, in human terms: to put it crudely, it makes him feel easier about being intellectually null. He wants geopolitics to be less about intellect and more about gut-instincts and beliefs - because he knows he's got them... Whatever else happens, we can infallibly expect Bush to get more religious: more theological." Much like Al Qaeda, then?
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Nature's a bitter bitch
The Age | Submitted by: UberNAth
"Mrs Barber-Fankhauser and two firefighters were driving home about 6pm when they were trapped in a thunderstorm with torrential rain. A flash flood swept their 4WD off a bridge into a creek near Beveridge Station in the Upper Buckland Valley... her husband, Graeme, was coming to terms with the terrible irony that his wife had spent weeks battling the state's worst bushfires in more than 60 years but had lost her life in a flood."
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Women's group sabotages snow penis
Harvard Crimson | Submitted by: UncleGum
"I think that women or men who are walking to class should not be subjected to a penis... It was a structure put up to assert male dominance... It wasn’t anyone’s private property; it was snow. Taking down a penis... is not impeding anyone’s free speech." Of course if the shoe were on the other foot, and it were a women's work of art, they'd be livid.
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Puppy hung from tree
Edmonton Journal | Submitted by: Gorg
"A man who said he couldn’t afford to take his injured puppy to a veterinarian has been charged under the Animal Protection Act after the animal was found in a bag and hung from a tree... A concerned citizen discovered the wounded puppy after seeing a pool of blood underneath the bag in an alley behind the owner’s north-end home last Tuesday."
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Delusional dentist in court controversy
ABC TV affiliates | Submitted by: Cr0w
"The Supreme Court considered Monday how far the government can go to make a delusional dentist well enough to stand trial for health fraud charges... Dr. Charles Sell sees imaginary leopards, believes the FBI is trying to kill him and wants to go into combat. He is locked up in a psychiatric unit while the Supreme Court decides if the 53-year-old can be forced to take anti-psychotic drugs." Also: ether.
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Does mastermind of 9/11 held by CIA roam free
Toronto Star | Submitted by: Aris
"First, Mohammed was arrested in a joint raid by the CIA and Pakistani agents near Islamabad and spirited out of the country to an "undisclosed location." "The man who masterminded the September 11th attacks," was how the United States billed this latest "victory" in the "war against terror"... Then the Pakistanis announced that he hadn't been taken out of Pakistan at all. Then a Pakistani police official expressed his ignorance of any such arrest.
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Road rager rams four cars, police
Austin American-Statesman | Submitted by: Holy Roller
"In a bizarre incident Sunday, an Austin man broke into a Manor Fire Department vehicle with a sledgehammer, took off the steering wheel and intentionally crashed a truck into five cars, including a police car driven by a Manor officer, whom he chased and forced off the road, officials said.As Clare was driving off, the officer was able to kick his door open and get out, officials said. He collapsed as he attempted to draw his gun."
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The best doctor, ever
BBC | Submitted by: Chairman Goodchild
"Dr Andrew Gbinigie, 47, ruptured the woman's womb and pulled out a fallopian tube, an ovary and her ureter, the tube linking the kidney and bladder... Only after he had removed a piece of bowel did he realise something was wrong and called for help from staff." He also botched three other abortions that day; not bad for his first day at work.
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Channeling Princess Di on PPV
ABC News | Submitted by: Yoggy
"Led by a husband-and-wife psychic team, the TV séance, is supposed to answer questions about Di's feelings for her boyfriend Dodi Fayed before she died...
The pay-per-view show's producers say they do not know how many people have so far signed up to get the show [right], but they expect many will sign up just before it's scheduled to air."
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Ugly sentiments sting American tourists
USA Today | Submitted by: Rockpile
"As an A-list celebrity, actor Vince Vaughn [who??] employs an array of weapons to cope with hecklers, from a Saharan wit to a waiting limo... "I'd say one in three conversations wound up the same way, basically that 'America is the devil.' So I'd ask folks to think about the Marshall Plan a bit and get back to me," says Vaughn, 32, referring to the Allied blueprint for the reconstruction of Europe after World War II. "In the end, though, I just had to tell people, 'I'm not having this discussion anymore.'"
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--- layout: post title: '30 Days in April: Day 4' date: 2009-04-04 20:34:10.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: - 30 Days in April tags: - 30 days - dog park - erin - photo meta: _publicize_pending: '1' _edit_last: '6192' aktt_tweeted: '1' original_post_id: '100' _wp_old_slug: '100' author: login: falsefridays email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jim Withington first_name: '' last_name: '' excerpt: Portland was so gorgeous today. ---
I really like trying to take good photos with camera phones. I feel like it's just another way of dealing with the shortcomings of the tech you have at hand, like taking Holga photos or using children's instruments.
Portland was so gorgeous today.


Air Tanzania Plane Seized in Canada Over Dispute From 1980s
by Ken Karuri(Bloomberg) — One of Air Tanzania’s new Bombardier aircraft has been impounded in Canada amid a land-compensation dispute dating back to the 1980s, according to the East African nation’s government.
The decision by Canadian authorities to impound the Bombardier Q400 plane isn’t directly linked to Tanzania’s national carrier and is related to a dispute between the East African nation and a South African farmer who’s seeking compensation for land he says was taken off him 40 years ago, Foreign Affairs Minister Palamagamba Kabudi said. The seizure is the second time an Air Tanzania aircraft has been impounded over the issue.
“The person responsible for this is the same person who forced our plane to be seized in South Africa,” the minister said on the country’s national broadcaster on Saturday. “We went to court and won the case.”
The Tanzanian government successfully appealed the case in South Africa and the plane was released.


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JUEL is an implementation of the Unified Expression Language (EL), specified as part of the JSP 2.1 standard (JSR-245), which has been introduced in JEE5. Additionally, JUEL 2.2 implements the JSP 2.2 maintenance release specification for full JEE6 compliance.
Motivation
Once, the EL started as part of JSTL. Then, the EL made its way into the JSP 2.0 standard. Now, though part of JSP 2.1, the EL API has been separated into package javax.el and all dependencies to the core JSP classes have been removed.
In other words: the EL is ready for use in non-JSP applications!
Features
JUEL provides a lightweight and efficient implementation of the Unified Expression Language.
- High Performance – Parsing expressions is certainly the expected performance bottleneck. JUEL uses a hand-coded parser which is up to 10 times faster than the previously used (javacc) generated parser! Once built, expression trees are evaluated at highest speed.
- Pluggable Cache – Even if JUELs parser is fast, parsing expressions is relative expensive. Therefore, it's best to parse an expression string only once. JUEL provides a default caching mechanism which should be sufficient in most cases. However, JUEL allows to plug in your own cache easily.
- Small Footprint – JUEL has been carefully designed to minimize memory usage as well as code size.
- Method Invocations – JUEL supports method invocations as in ${foo.matches('[0-9]+')}. Methods are resolved and invoked using the EL's resolver mechanism. As of JUEL 2.2, method invocations are enabled by default.
- VarArg Calls – JUEL supports Java 5 VarArgs in function and method invocations. E.g., binding String.format(String, String...) to function format allows for ${format('Hey %s','Joe')}. As of JUEL 2.2, VarArgs are enabled by default.
- Pluggable – JUEL can be configured to be transparently detected as EL implementation by a Java runtime environment or JEE application server. Using JUEL does not require an application to explicitly reference any of the JUEL specific implementation classes.
Status
JUEL is considered production stable. The code is well tested (80% coverage) and feature complete.
Availability
JUEL is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
Requirements
JUEL requires Java 5 or later.


'American Beauty' (1999)
A movie review by Walter Frith
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Member of the 'Online Film Critics Society' http://www.ofcs.org
How often have you felt your life to be insignificant, tedious and downright meaningless?  'American Beauty' falls within the compound of urban melodrama, sexual fantasy and inverted satire all mixed into one platform of story telling. The ads for the film are sort of misleading. When I saw the television spot for it, I thought it was a comedy. How wrong I was! The film is a catapulting force of inventive character studies with the people involved having mostly negative feelings about each other and is a truly dead on accurate of how distant people have become with each passing year. The people involved aren't widely known directors or writers and the cast is a group of people who have won critical acclaim, Oscars, and praise for their work. They aren't movie stars, just great talents put together like a jigsaw puzzle with all of the pieces falling into the right places.
Let's begin with the Burnham family. There is Lester (Kevin Spacey).  He is a man who has never really gathered up his adult responsibilities in life. He isn't the kind of guy you want to hang around with in real life. His personality is actually that of Kramer from 'Seinfeld' except for the humour. Take away the laughs and you have a character you actually feel sorry for. His wife Carolyn (Annette Bening) is a materialistic woman with ice in her veins. The two of them haven't had sex in a very long time. Even though that is never mentioned, you can tell and that observation is even made by another one of the film's characters.  Her best friend Angela Hayes (Mena Suvari) has caught the attention of Lester's eye who develops a crush on his daughter's friend and sexually fantasizes about her quite often and we see his fantasies visually with nicely textured scenes which are tasteful and very deep rooted.
Next door to the Burnham family live the Fitts. There is the teenage son Ricky (Wes Bentley), a drug dealer with a deceiving and clean cut appearance and shining personality.  Minor characters that appear briefly but turn out to be important to the film's resolution and should have been seen more to solidify the film's emotional tone are two gay men played by Scott Bakula and Sam Robards as fellow neighbors to the Burnhams and Fitts'. Rounding out the cast of significant players is a highly successful real estate honcho portrayed by Peter Gallagher who has an adulterous affair with Carolyn.
 It depicts personality as its key element of appeal. Kevin Spacey is brilliant in this film.  Annette Bening is just as impressive in this film as a woman whose rigid conservatism makes her sexually repressed, cold and failing as a wife and mother. Chris Cooper is the stand out in a supporting performance as one of those characters you would just love to dunk at a carnival water tank attached to a target. His tough as nails portrait of a military man who hates sensitivity and those different than him make his character perhaps the most hated in the film as he tries to control his family's every move.
Director Sam Mendes illuminates his film with even strength. The film never takes a wrong path when faced with a fork in the road. Everything is highly believable and you will shutter with just how much you will identify with at least one of the film's characters and although you think you can avoid the comparisons, it will nag at you long after you view the final cut. The right words and situations are dished out courtesy of writer Alan Ball.  'American Beauty' is Oscar material in all academic categories and despite its title, it really isn't an American issue at all but one that is possible in any suburban neighbourhood in the world where there are people.
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