Note: The following sections in this chapter are intentionally left blank: AD-2.16, AD-2.20, AD-2.21, AD-2.22, AD-2.23
LHUD — SZEGED
| 1 | ARP coordinates and site at AD | 461503N 0200521E, at RWY 16 THR |
| 2 | Direction and distance from (city) | 5 km West from centre of Szeged city |
| 3 | Elevation/Reference temperature | 82 M / 27.7° C |
| 4 | Geoid undulation | 44 M |
| 5 | MAG VAR/ annual change | 4° E (2009) / 0.1° increasing |
| 6 | AD Administration, address, telephone, telefax, AFS |
Post:
Szegedi Kozlekedesi Kft. H-6720 Szeged, Zrinyi u. 4-8. Tel:(+36) 62-592-250 Tel:(+36) 62-541-519 Tel:(+36) 62-541-825 Tel:(+36) 30-967-7064 Tel:(+36) 62-553-614 Fax:(+36) 62-549-505 AFS:LHUDZTZX Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Tel:(+36) 62-541-518 |
| 7 | Types of traffic permitted (IFR/VFR) | VFR |
| 8 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | AD Administration | MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI, SAT, SUN: 0700-SS (0600-SS) | |||
| 2 | Customs and immigration | PPR 72 hours | |||
| 3 | Health and sanitation | Nil | |||
| 4 | AIS Briefing Office | As AD Administration | |||
| 5 | ATS Reporting Office (ARO) | As AD Administration | |||
| 6 | MET Briefing Office | Nil | |||
| 7 | ATS | As AD Administration | |||
| 8 | Fuelling | As AD Administration | |||
| 9 | Handling | As AD Administration | |||
| 10 | Security | H24 | |||
| 11 | De-icing | Nil | |||
| 12 | Remarks | Beyond operational hours services are available on preliminary request. |
| 1 | Cargo-handling facilities | Nil |
| 2 | Fuel/oil types | AVGAS 100LL petrol, JET A1 kerosene |
| 3 | Fuelling facilities/capacity | Nil |
| 4 | De-icing facilities | Nil |
| 5 | Hangar space for visiting aircraft | limited by prior arrangement only |
| 6 | Repair facilities for visiting aircraft | Nil |
| 7 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | Hotels | in the city |
| 2 | Restaurants | buffet at the AD, restaurants in the city |
| 3 | Transportation | taxi, bus and tram (bus- and tram-stop on road No. 55.) |
| 4 | Medical facilities | First aid at AD, hospital in the city |
| 5 | Bank and Post Office | in the city |
| 6 | Tourist Office | in the city, leaflets at the AD (AFIS) |
| 7 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | AD category for fire fighting | A5 |
| 2 | Rescue equipment | 1 fire fighting vehicle |
| 3 | Capability for removal of disabled aircraft | Nil |
| 4 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | Types of clearing equipment | Nil |
| 2 | Clearance priorities | Nil |
| 3 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | Apron surface and strength | Surface: | GRASS |
| Strength: | N/A | ||
| 2 | Taxiway width, surface and strength | Width: | 15 M (TWY A) |
| Surface: | ASPH | ||
| Strength: | 14/F/C/W/T | ||
| 3 | Altimeter checkpoint location and elevation | Location: | Nil |
| Elevation: | |||
| 4 | VOR checkpoints | Nil | |
| 5 | INS checkpoints | Nil | |
| 6 | Remarks | Nil |
| 1 | Use of aircraft stand ID signs, TWY guide lines and visual docking/parking guidance system of aircraft stands | Nil | |
| 2 | RWY and TWY markings and LGT | RWY: | Designator, threshold, centre line, aiming point |
| TWY: | Centreline, holding positions, instruction sign | ||
| 3 | Stop bars | Nil | |
| 4 | Remarks | Nil |
| In approach/TKOF areas | In circling area and at AD | Remarks | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | |||
| RWY NR/Area affected | Obstacle type Elevation Markings/LGT | Coordinates | Obstacle type Elevation Markings/LGT | Coordinates | |
| a | b | c | a | b | |
| 16/APCH |
Antenna tower
135 M LGTD |
461622.33N 0200432.38E |
temple
134 M |
461628.87N 0200344.05E | Nil |
| 1 | Associated MET Office | National Meteorological Service, Aeronautical Meteorological Centre |
| 2 | Hours of service | H24 |
| 3 | Office responsible for TAF preparation Periods of validity | Nil |
| 4 |
Type of landing forecast
Interval of issuance |
Nil |
| 5 | Briefing/consultation provided | Consultation, flight documentation and other info via phone, fax or telex. See GEN 3.5 |
| 6 |
Flight documentation
Language(s) used |
Charts, abbreviated plain language text Hungarian, English |
| 7 | Charts and other information available for briefing or consultation | Aerodrome reports and forecasts for EUR, area forecasts, met. observations and warnings in Budapest FIR |
| 8 | Supplementary equipment available for providing information | Meteorological satellite display updated in every half an hour |
| 9 | ATS Units provided with information | Budapest FIC on request |
| 10 | Additional information | Nil |
| Designations RWY NR | TRUE BRG | Dimensions of RWY (M) | Strength (PCN) and surface of RWY and SWY |
THR
coordinates
RWY end coordinates THR geoid undulation |
THR elevation and highest elevation of TDZ of precision APP RWY |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 16R | 168.0°G | 1185 x 30 |
14/F/C/W/T
ASPH |
461502.87N 0200520.62E
461425.32N 0200532.12E |
81.59 M |
| 34L | 348.0°G | 1185 x 30 |
14/F/C/W/T
ASPH |
461425.32N 0200532.12E
461502.87N 0200520.62E |
81.08 M |
| 16L | 167.4°G | 1177 x 50 | GRASS |
461504.20N 0200530.00E
461427.00N 0200542.22E |
|
| 34R | 347.4°G | 1177 x 50 | GRASS |
461427.00N 0200542.22E
461504.20N 0200530.00E |
|
|
Slope of
RWY - SWY |
SWY dimensions (M) | CWY dimensions (M) | Strip dimensions (M) | OFZ | Remarks |
| 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 |
| -0.04% | Nil | Nil | 1305 x 300 | Nil | Nil |
| +0.04% | Nil | Nil | 1305 x 300 | Nil | Nil |
| 0% | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil |
| 0% | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil | Nil |
| RWY Designator | TORA (M) | TODA (M) | ASDA (M) | LDA (M) | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 |
| 16R | 1185 | 1185 | 1185 | 1185 | Nil |
| 34L | 1185 | 1185 | 1185 | 1185 | Nil |
| 16L | 1177 | 1177 | 1177 | 1177 | Nil |
| 34R | 1177 | 1177 | 1177 | 1177 | Nil |
| RWY Designator | APCH LGT type LEN INTST | THR LGT colour WBAR | VASIS (MEHT) PAPI | TDZ LGT LEN | RWY Centre Line LGT Length, spacing, colour, INTST | RWY edge LGT LEN, spacing colour INTST | RWY End LGT colour WBAR | SWY LGT LEN (M) colour | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
| 16R | Nil | GRN | Nil | Nil | Nil |
1185 M / 59.25 M
WHI LIM |
RED | Nil | Nil |
| 34L |
SALS
420 M LIM |
GRN |
PAPI
3 |
Nil | Nil |
1185M / 59.25M
WHI LIM |
RED | Nil | Nil |
| 1 | ABN/IBN location, characteristics and hours of operation | Nil |
| 2 | LDI location and LGT Anemometer location and LGT | Nil |
| 3 | TWY edge and centre line lighting | Blue TWY edge lights |
| 4 | Secondary power supply | Diesel generator unit (30 kW, 8 hours operating time); switch-over time is: 6 seconds. |
| 5 | Remarks | blue edge lights in the turn pad |
| 1 | Designation and lateral limits | SZEGED TIZ | |
| 462300N | 0200000E | ||
| 462300N | 0201300E | ||
| 461500N | 0201300E | ||
| 461217N | 0200526E | ||
| 461500N | 0200000E | ||
| 2 | Vertical limits | 4000 FT ALT/ GND | |
| 3 | Airspace classification | F | |
| 4 |
ATS unit call sign
Language(s) |
Szeged Info English, Hungarian | |
| 5 | Transition altitude | 10000 FT | |
| 6 | Remarks | Air Traffic Advisory Service is not AVBL in the class F airspace LHUD TIZ. |
| Service designation | Call sign | Frequency | Hours of operation | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
| AFIS | Szeged Info | 122.8 MHZ 128.8 MHZ | As AD Administration | 128.8 MHZ Reserve |
|
Type of aid
MAG VAR Type of supported OP (for VOR/ILS/MLS, give declination) |
ID | Frequency | Hours of operation | Position of transmitting antenna coordinates | Elevation of DME transmitting antenna | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 |
|
L
(+4°) |
SEG | 456 KHZ | H24 | 461424.20N 0200521.12E | Coverage: 25NM | |
| DME | SEG | 85X | H24 | 461424.49N 0200522.94E | 81 M | Coverage: 25NM |
| AD_2-LHUD-ADC | AERODROME CHART - ICAO |
| AD_2-LHUD-VAC | VISUAL APPROACH CHART - ICAO |


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Data Observatory methods¶
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cartoframes.data_obs.
carto_do_augment
(self, cols_meta, add_geom_id=False, force_sync=False, debug=False)¶ Augment an existing cartoframe with Data Observatory 1. check inputs for conflicts 2. send request to augment carto table: https://gist.github.com/talos/50000ed856eb688c66b10d1054a9bcc6 3. pull down df with only the added columns (with index) 4. update self to add new columns
Parameters: - cols_meta (list of dicts) –
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numer_id
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(optional): if value ispredenominated
, then normalize by an appropriate valuegeom_id
(optional): geometry level to pull measure information from. TODO: add more to this
- add_geom_id – Not currently implemented
- force_sync – TODO param
- cols_meta (list of dicts) –
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cartoframes.data_obs.
read_data_obs
(self, hints, debug=False)¶ Read metadata from the data observatory. Experimental Data Observatory exploratory tool
Parameters: hints – measure hints that we’re interested in Returns: summary of the metadata given hints
Return type: pandas.DataFrame


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This interface is defined to extend Editable
as both the
way for users to tweak the parameters of a system, and in order to
facilitate saving and loading.
| Field Summary | |
static int |
CONNECTED
return value from getConnectionState() indicating that
the system is connected |
static int |
CONNECTING
return value from getConnectionState() indicating that
the system is in the process of connecting |
static int |
DISCONNECTED
return value from getConnectionState() indicating that
the system is disconnected |
static int |
DISCONNECTING
return value from getConnectionState() indicating that
the system is in the process of disconnecting |
| Method Summary | |
void |
addListener(java.util.EventListener listener)
Add a listener for this system. |
java.lang.String |
canonicalChannelName(java.lang.String orig)
Turn the given channel name into its canonical form. |
java.lang.String |
canonicalUserName(java.lang.String orig)
Turn the given user name into its canonical form. |
void |
connect()
(Attempt to) connect to this system. |
void |
disconnect()
Disconnect from this system. |
int |
getConnectionState()
Return the current state of the connection of this system to its host. |
ChatIdentity[] |
getIdentities()
Get the list of ChatIdentity s for this system. |
ChatSystemTemplate |
getTemplate()
Get a template which is suitable for handing to a factory to recreate a ChatSystem like this one. |
| Methods inherited from interface com.milk.uberchat.iface.ChatEntity |
addUberListener, getCanonicalName, getCommands, getDescription, getName, removeListener, removeUberListener |
| Methods inherited from interface com.milk.objed.Editable |
getEditor |
| Field Detail |
public static final int CONNECTED
getConnectionState()
indicating that
the system is connected
public static final int CONNECTING
getConnectionState()
indicating that
the system is in the process of connecting
public static final int DISCONNECTED
getConnectionState()
indicating that
the system is disconnected
public static final int DISCONNECTING
getConnectionState()
indicating that
the system is in the process of disconnecting
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public void addListener(java.util.EventListener listener)
Add a listener for this system. If the listener is in fact a
SystemListener
, then it immediately gets sent a
connect-type event if the system is anything but disconnected, and
it gets sent an identityAdded
event for all
pre-existing identities. Note that ChatIdentity
s only
come into existence when a connection is successfully made to a host
system.
addListener
in interface ChatEntity
listener
- the listener to addSystemEvent
,
SystemListener
public java.lang.String canonicalUserName(java.lang.String orig)
orig
- the original name
public java.lang.String canonicalChannelName(java.lang.String orig)
orig
- the original name
public void connect()
systemConnecting
event will be sent if a connection actually get attempted, and a
systemConnected
event gets sent once a connection
actually is successful. If the connection is unsuccessful, then a
systemDisconnected
event gets sent.
public void disconnect()
systemDisconnecting
event will be sent immediately if it is valid to disconnect from the
system (i.e., the system is in fact connected). Once the system is
actually disconnected, a systemDisconnected
event gets
sent.
public int getConnectionState()
ChatSystem.CONNECTING
,
ChatSystem.CONNECTED
ChatSystem.DISCONNECTING
, or
ChatSystem.DISCONNECTED
.
public ChatIdentity[] getIdentities()
ChatIdentity
s for this system. Note
that if the system is not connected, this should return an empty
array.
public ChatSystemTemplate getTemplate()
ChatSystem
like this one. It is valid for a
system to not have an associated factory, but that will make it
impossible to reasonably edit the system. In that case, this method
returns null.
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16bit Timer general implementation.
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#include <timer16.h>
16bit Timer general implementation.
Definition at line 24 of file timer16.h.
◆ TIMER16()
| TIMER16::TIMER16 |
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timer16_inst_t |
inst, |
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volatile uint8_t * |
tccra, |
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volatile uint16_t * |
tcnt, |
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volatile uint8_t * |
timsk |
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TIMER16 constructor.
- Parameters
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| inst | Timer instance ID. |
| tccra | Control register A address. |
| tcnt | Timer counter register address. |
| timsk | Timer interruption register address. |
◆ get_instance()
Get an instance for an specific device.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- Device singleton.
◆ delete_instance()
Deletes the instance of an specific device. Note that this action will turn off the interface and delete all the configurations.
- Parameters
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◆ init()
Initialize the timer with a given period.
- Parameters
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| us | Timer period on [us]. |
| mode | Timer waveform generation mode. |
◆ set_period()
| void TIMER16::set_period |
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uint32_t |
us | ) |
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Configure the timer period.
- Parameters
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◆ int_attach()
Attach a given function to be executed every time the configured period is completed.
- Parameters
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| fun | Function to be executed. |
◆ int_detach()
| void TIMER16::int_detach |
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void |
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Detach the current function from the timer interruption.
◆ start()
| void TIMER16::start |
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void |
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◆ stop()
| void TIMER16::stop |
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void |
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◆ resume()
| void TIMER16::resume |
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void |
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◆ restart()
| void TIMER16::restart |
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void |
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◆ pwm_enable()
Enable the PWM function on the given pin.
- Parameters
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| pin | Board pin value. |
| duty | PWM duty cycle. The value goes from 0 to 1024. |
| mode | Output signal behavior. |
◆ pwm_disable()
| void TIMER16::pwm_disable |
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pins_t |
pin | ) |
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Disable the PWM signal on the given pin.
- Parameters
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◆ set_pwm_duty()
| void TIMER16::set_pwm_duty |
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pins_t |
pin, |
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uint16_t |
duty |
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Set the PWM period.
- Parameters
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| pin | Board pin value. |
| duty | PWM duty cycle. The value goes from 0 to 1024. |
◆ get_pwm_from_pin()
| uint8_t TIMER16::get_pwm_from_pin |
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pins_t |
pin | ) |
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inlineprotected |
Get the PWM channel for a given pin.
- Parameters
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◆ _inst
◆ _ctrl
◆ _cfg
◆ _int
◆ _mode
Timer waveform generation mode.
Definition at line 127 of file timer16.h.
◆ _clk_sel
◆ _period
| uint16_t TIMER16::_period |
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protected |
◆ _timer_callback
Timer ISR callback.
Definition at line 130 of file timer16.h.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


| 042:046 Khan | : |
And they will have no Auliya' (protectors) to help them other than Allah. And he whom Allah sends astray, for him there is no way. |
| 042:046 Maulana | : |
And they will have no friends to help them besides Allah. And he whom Allah leaves in error cannot find a way. |
| 042:046 Pickthal | : |
And they will have no protecting friends to help them instead of Allah. He whom Allah sendeth astray, for him there is no road. |
| 042:046 Rashad | : |
There will be no allies to help them against GOD. Whomever GOD sends astray can never be guided. |
| 042:046 Sarwar | : |
They will have no guardian or helper besides God. Whoever God has caused to go astray will never find the right direction". |
| 042:046 Shakir | : |
And they shall have no friends to help them besides Allah; and-- whomsoever Allah makes err, he shall have no way. |
| 042:046 Sherali | : |
And they have no helpers to help them against ALLAH. And for him, whom ALLAH leaves in error, there is no way of guidance. |
| 042:046 Yusufali | : |
And no protectors have they to help them, other than Allah. And for any whom Allah leaves to stray, there is no way (to the Goal). |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > الكافرون > ندم الكفار Pillars of Islam> Islamic> The Disbelievers> The Disbelievers' Repent الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith
This tool uses eight English parallel translations for the Holy Quran imported from Mr. Clay Smith. You can also visit Qurany Concepts for browsing the Quran themes or topics. If you want to search the Holy Quran for keywords, please visit Qurany Keywords.


Novari named CEO of Milan-Cortina Olympic committee
ROME (AP) - Vincenzo Novari has been named CEO of the organizing committee for the Milan-Cortina Olympics.
The unanimous choice was made by the pre-organizing committee during a meeting at the Italian sports ministry.
The 60-year-old Novari was previously the CEO of telecommunications company Tre Italia from 2001-16.
The other finalists for the job were Alberto Baldan, the former CEO of the Rinascente retail stores, and Tom Mockridge, the former CEO of Sky Italia and Virgin Media.
Italian Olympic Committee president Giovanni Malago will lead the organizing committee, which has not formally begun work.
Milan-Cortina plans for a budget of 1.5 billion euros ($1.7 billion).
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isambard.external_programs.reduce module¶
This module provides an interface to the program Reduce.
Requires the reduce executable and reduce_wwPDB_het_dict.txt located in a directory specified in global_settings. These can be downloaded from: http://kinemage.biochem.duke.edu/software/reduce.php
For more information on Reduce, see [1].
References
| [1] | Word, et al.(1999) Asparagine and glutamine: using hydrogen atom contacts in the choice of sidechain amide orientation” J. Mol. Biol. 285, 1735-1747. |
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assembly_plus_protons
(input_file, path=True, pdb_name=None, save_output=False, force_save=False)[source]¶ Returns an Assembly with protons added by Reduce.
Notes
Looks for a pre-existing Reduce output in the standard location before running Reduce. If the protein contains oligosaccharides or glycans, use reduce_correct_carbohydrates.
Parameters: - input_file (str or pathlib.Path) – Location of file to be converted to Assembly or PDB file as string.
- path (bool) – Whether we are looking at a file or a pdb string. Defaults to file.
- pdb_name (str) – PDB ID of protein. Required if providing string not path.
- save_output (bool) – If True will save the generated assembly.
- force_save (bool) – If True will overwrite existing reduced assembly.
Returns: reduced_assembly – Assembly of protein with protons added by Reduce.
Return type: AMPAL Assembly
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output_reduce
(input_file, path=True, pdb_name=None, force=False)[source]¶ Runs Reduce on a pdb or mmol file and creates a new file with the output.
Parameters: Returns: output_path – Location of output file.
Return type: pathlib.Path
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output_reduce_list
(path_list, force=False)[source]¶ Generates structure file with protons from a list of structure files.
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reduce_output_path
(path=None, pdb_name=None)[source]¶ Defines location of Reduce output files relative to input files.
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run_reduce
(input_file, path=True)[source]¶ Runs reduce on a pdb or mmol file at the specified path.
Notes
Runs Reduce programme to add missing protons to a PDB file.
Parameters: Returns: - reduce_mmol (str) – Structure file with protons added.
- reduce_message (str) – Messages generated while running Reduce.
Raises: FileNotFoundError
– Raised if the executable cannot be found.


Interestingly, beauty is never a factor, so it’s going to be tricky to connect it back to aesthetics—basically the idea is that it can be a hint (e.g. if you have a gobal variable in a message-passing architecture, that should be a trigger that something ugly is going to come)
TURNS OUT MAYBE WE DON’T SEE PATTERNS, BUT WE COULD APPLY THOSE PATTERNS TO LANGUAGES THEMSELVES
gabriel: patterns of software / search for beauty
Simplicity is not the geometrically banal. Then Gabriel’s addition is the focus on evocative power, on the possibility of signifying something else.
Patterns as Software Design Cannon, Paul Taylor: “The time and effort invested in mastering software design alternatives is generally appreciated, but by contrast, architects of the physical worldassume that they can understand and digest canonical works from two-dimensional magazine images and brief commentaries from eloquent observers.”
If we are talking about design, then the ability to tweak, expand or redefine the original behaviour with minimal changes would be something that I find appealing. Some, however, would claim that this quality attribute has a name: maintainability.
Still, from a pure abstract perspective of software architecture, I would say that the ability to easily invoke in your mind an isomorphism between the concrete architecture and the intended domain/purpose, is a quality without name.
a class within a class link is a visual/spatio-mental pattern which means “complexity”, “unmaintainability”, “unsustainability”
bad patterns make possible the kind of actions which result in bad patterns?
patterns in arch: how is surface structure transformed into deep structure?
https://firstmonday.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/647
https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/14735780600961809
https://books.google.de/books?hl=en&lr=&id=0FW3DMNhl1EC&oi=fnd&pg=PP13&dq=beauty+hacking&ots=tw-zDSARUw&sig=u-rw1gAEOWr8pXV6iCsVNSfb7QI&redir_esc=y#v=onepage&q=beauty%20hacking&f=false
beauty in inscrutability?
when we talk about esolangs, we are designing a perspective for someone to think through. -daniel temkin src
is hacking considered beautiful because it’s:
and the intent is clear
elegance:
math: link - elegance is in the presentation, in the actual notation/form
winograd:
Beautiful languages:
PL are treated as “ as texts subject to mathematical manipulation” (wirth, essence of PL, p.3)
and wirth is actually saying that we don’t really need to understand implementation (how the computer does it)
[Programmers] saw them as coding schemes by which to feed instructions more efficiently into computers, rather than as notations for designing new, abstract artefacts.
a theory of software dynamics (software as a pattern of syntactical form (see Suber, 1988)
software is a model, a medium of thought, an environment (Mahoney, 2011)
Another example is thread concurrency. The book on parallel programming mentions an example of parallel thread processing which looks beautiful but is ugly on the inside: https://mirrors.edge.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/paulmck/perfbook/perfbook-e2.pdf p. 105
beardsley: aesthetic point of view
Gratification is aesthetic when it is primarily obtained primarily from attention to the formal unity and/or the intensity of regional quality.
also the concept of “rules of relevance”: when is an aesthetic experience relevant?
his implication is that there are other point of views than the aesthetic one (what is the one in hacking?)
the most important and relevant of his criteria for the aesthetic experience is “active discovery” -> imaginative realization (budd)
goodman as a prelude to aesthetic cognition:
In the aesthetic experience, the emotion functions cognitively (goodman)
carroll makes a point for a content-first approach to aesthetics: Aesthetic judgments in code aren’t disinterested: they’re vested in being able to understand.
reconnect to pineiro? at least touch upon. (but it would make more sense in the first part, examining beauty in softdev)
the MIT study on reading code:
The emphasis placed on the symbolic, cognitive, planning aspects of the arts leads us to give value to the role played by problem-solving, seeing there a model in terms of which the moment-to-moment artist’s behavior at work can be described. “An analysis of behavior as a sequence of problem- solving and planning activities seems to be most promising […]” (goodman)
within a given context, elements are being perceived, processed through existing knowledge schemas in order to extract meaning. (detienne)
question: if mental models are task-oriented, what’s the relationship with aesthetics (passive contemplation)?


Republic captaincy won’t change me – Duffy
The defender will take over from the suspended Seamus Coleman.
Shane Duffy has promised his Republic of Ireland team-mates he will be “the same Shane” as he attempts to lead them to next summer’s Euro 2020 finals.
The 27-year-old Brighton defender has been handed the captain’s armband for Monday night’s final Group D qualifier against Denmark in the absence of the suspended Seamus Coleman, but he insists he will not change his approach as a result.
Duffy said: “I just think I’ll sort of be myself. It’s got me where I am now at the minute and the lads know me quite well, the way I am.
“I’ll just be the same Shane, be the same me around the place, when I step over the white line, just be that same Shane that hopefully I’ve done for Ireland over a couple of years now and just don’t change.
“Hopefully it can kick me on and I can go on and just keep progressing in my career.
“I feel I’m in a good place now, keep pushing on and try to better myself, But nothing changes.”
He's one of the players in the squad everybody so looks up to. He's one of those that, just how he plays the game, he gets respect from people and his team-mates.Mick McCarthy on Shane Duffy
Duffy established him himself as a fixture in the Ireland team under Mick McCarthy’s predecessor Martin O’Neill and has become an even more central figure under the current manager, who has been impressed by his leadership skills.
McCarthy said: “He’s one of the players in the squad everybody so looks up to. He’s one of those that, just how he plays the game, he gets respect from people and his team-mates.
 If we’re having a tough time, he rallies the troops and gets people defending. He’s the one that blocks things and gets his head on stuff. He’s one you can rely on.”
Duffy said: “It’s a huge honour. To even play for your country is a massive milestone in your career and to lead the boys out, hopefully I’ll take it in my stride and won’t let it affect me.
“I’m excited for it, my family will be proud and I’ll be proud as well. But the main objective is to go out there and just play the game and try and get the win.”


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Dear Adam,
I’m a little hurt. I feel like haven’t seen you since the sixth day. It seems all you do since that floozy was created from your rib is galavant around naked naming animals. Speaking of which….serpent? I know I walk on four legs, but that’s a little harsh. Anyhow, I’m just writing to let you know that your so-called “companion” should be arriving any minute with an apple and a RIDICULOUS story about how I convinced her to eat it. Nothing could be further from the truth. Maybe the Big Guy should have made her from your head and and not your side, because she tends to think with her stomach and not her brain….am I right or am I right!?! Like I said, do not eat it. And between you and me, if you want to just let her take a bite, we can get her out of here and really make this place paradise like the old days! YEAH!
Love, the Serpent.
(we’ll talk about my name later, I was thinking maybe you could call me a lawyer or car mechanic)


.01 » who am I?
Someone who ended a lengthy career in pursuit of something different.
I'm so glad I did this! The amount of tech learning I've done is empowering, and pursuing this field has challenged many assumptions I held for far too long. (How could I possibly remember everything a developer needs to know? You don't; yay docs!)
Personal growth and revised thinking about my potential has made this so much more than a career change.
What hasn't changed:
- being cat mommy for a sweet and often dog-like purrball
- loving PC gaming, console gaming, board gaming, etc.
- wanting what I'm doing to be making a difference in life
- being a native Seattleite who may always stay here
- in my world, Andy Williams was off by a few months: cherry blossoms blooming is the most wonderful time of the year
- and Lindsey Stirling never disappoints!
.02 » why a career change?
Progressing through various roles at my old office, I learned a lot.
Things aligned really well for many years...until they didn't. Yet I stayed because it was hard to leave some really amazing colleagues behind.
But hitting a wall on continued learning available for my role, as well as wanting to create for projects much more than was possible, led me to explore career options known for these attributes.
.03 » what led me to coding?
As hindsight is 20/20, more things than I'd originally thought!
My official start down this path was late 2014, having enjoyed an info session discussing concepts and languages related to web development. From there I started completing coding tutorials, as well as attending local tech meetups / info sessions for Seattle area education options. It wasn't long until I'd completed a group project cycle and was hooked!
But in actuality, I noticed during my coding journey that I've had an aptitude and interest in tech (if not the confidence to pursue it) for a long time.
- The artsy computer banners I'd make as a kid with favorite quotes or lyrics to line the walls of my room.
- My circa 1999 GeoCities website, complete with 90s design fixins. (Animated tiled image background, divider images, a background midi playing, page view counters, the works.)
- Enjoying CSE 100 Fluency with IT as an elective (and earning a 3.8) just before graduation.
There were even things during my professional career which should have tipped me off years ago!
- In my first position as receptionist, my favorite task was making decorative celebratory Powerpoint banners ("Happy Birthday!", "Welcome!) for our kitchen's notice board.
- I was always great at using and understanding our internal relational database, and I was able to contribute as a valued tester for its software upgrade effort.
- Our database administrator would often explain his SQL queries when I needed data pulls, and I could generally follow the syntax and logic of the database's layout.
- When I was involved with a website administrative portal redesign and our consultant explained some of his Ruby code to me, it looked pretty interesting!
I'm trying to never miss those kinds of signs again, and my progress from near nothing to this is a great reminder.
.04 » where am I learning?
From Fall 2014 until Summer 2016 I did self-study through various learning resources such as Coursera and Free Code Camp (as well as in-person coding classes and group projects.)
I was accepted into Ada Developers Academy Cohort 6, and began its year-long software developer training program August 2016. I'm thrilled and thankful for this amazing opportunity!
.05 » how will I be using these skills?
Channeling my passion for helping others into future apps and tools to make others' lives better. revIver was a good first attempt, but I know there's so much more I can accomplish with a lot of learning and hard work!


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TouchEvent Class Reference
| Inherits from | Event |
Overview
The TouchEvent
class encapsulates information about a touch event.
Touch Events version 1 is implemented in OpenAphid. We’re discussing about adding Safari extension attributes and high level guesture events in the future release, like rotation
, ongesturestart
, etc.
Overview of Tasks
Attributes
- Name
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altKey
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changedTouches
A list of Touch objects representing all touches that changed in this event.
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ctrlKey
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metaKey
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shiftKey
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targetTouches
A list of Touch objects representing all touches associated with this target.
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touches
A list of Touch objects representing all touches associated with this event.
- Type
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bool
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TouchList
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bool
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bool
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bool
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TouchList
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TouchList
- Writability
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readonly
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readonly
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Welcome to the parallax Gallery Project.
This Project aims to extend the experience of art by intruducing a new 3d interactive dimension. The Photos are edited using photoshop into depth layers then with the help of Parallax.js, we can take benifit of these layers.


Selecting the correct golf ball for your golf game can be tricky, especially when there are so many different types out there.  So to make it easier for you, here is a list of some of the best golf balls of 2020.
In truth an average golfer likely won’t feel much difference in performance between the two balls. So it’s really preference based on which ball you would want. In my opinion the Pro V1 is for a golfer wanting a softer feel, and the Pro V1x is for a golfer wanting a higher ball flight.  Meanwhile it’s nearest competitor Taylormade had only 5. So if you don’t mind the high price, then the ProV’s are definitely worth the buy, and will undoubtedly help your game.
The AD333 is a premium, lower-compression golf ball that delivers superior, balanced performance for golfers who demand exceptional distance, feel and greenside control, while being at a lower price point.
Starts soft in the center and gradually becomes firm around its outer edge, FastLayer delivers exceptional feel and ball speed for maximum distance.
A coating with flexible molecular bonds digs deep into wedge and iron grooves, maximizing spin for more control and more stopping power.
Less drag and more lift boosts overall distance and accuracy, even in the toughest wind conditions.
I believe a good golf ball for beginners is one that performs well while being a lower price.
The Callaway Chrome Soft golf ball is used on Tour by the likes of Phil Mickelson, Xander Schauffle and Marc Leishman. This is a tour-level golf ball that gives long distance, great feel, and exceptional spin control from tee-to-green whilst being great value for money.
A faster core for longer distance. The significantly larger inner core creates higher launch and lower spin. And the thinner, firmer outer core is reinforced with Graphene for better durability and more wedge spin.
New proprietary Ionomer blend creates more efficient energy transfer from the Dual SoftFast Core for faster ball speed. The compounded additives improve consistency and durability, and the stiff mantle allows for ideal spin on wedge shots.
Thinner, more resilient cover promotes increased ball speed, and generates lower spin on full shots while maintaining high spin and soft feel around the green.
Reduces drag for increased overall distance, with a higher ball flight for optimum trajectory.
For Tour-level performance at an affordable price then the Callaway Chrome Soft the ball for you. The only drawback is this ball could be too soft for you liking.
YES, both the V1 and V1x are soft golf balls. The V1 however is the softer of the two.
If you don’t mind the high price, the Titleist ProV1 or ProV1x is the best, however for slightly cheaper you can get more or less the same tour-level performance for the Callaway Chrome Soft.
Titleist ProV1 and V1x make up about 60-70% of the ball playing each week on the PGA tour. With the rest a mix of Taylormade TP5/TP5x, Callaway Chrome Soft, Srixon Z-Star and Bridgestone TOUR BXS.
A good way to work out what golf ball is right for you is to have a ball fitting.  Your fitter will then advise you on what ball will be best depending on these factors. Ball fittings are often free of charge as well so I would highly recommend you to have one


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ensemble
Manipulate and load saved state vector ensembles
Description
The ensemble class implements objects that allow users to interact with a saved state vector ensemble, while minimizing the amount of data that is actually loaded into memory. To that end, the class includes methods that allow users to load select variables and ensemble members, rather than all the data stored in a .ens file. The ensemble class also implements evolving ensembles, and lets users select saved ensemble members to use in different ensembles of an evolving set.
Ensemble objects can be provided to other commands in the DASH toolbox, such as “PSM.estimate” and “kalmanFilter.prior”. This allows these methods to utilize values in a saved state vector ensemble, without requiring users to load the ensembles into memory. These other commands include various memory optimizations so that even very large ensembles can be used to estimate proxies or used for assimilation.
Outline
The following is an outline for using the ensemble class.
Use “stateVector.build” with the ‘file’ option to save a state vector ensemble in a .ens file.
Use the “ensemble” command to create an ensemble object for the .ens file.
Use the “useVariables” command to select the state vector variables required for a particular task.
Use “useMembers”, “static”, and/or “evolving” to implement static or evolving ensembles with particular members
Use “load” to load the selected variables, ensemble members, or ensembles in an evolving set. Use “loadGrid” to load a variable and regrid it from a state vector to a gridded dataset. Use “loadRows” to load specific state vector rows.
The class also includes various methods that return information about the state vector ensemble. Among others, the “variables”, “length”, “members”, “label”, and “evolvingLabels” commands can all help to facilitate workflows.
Key Methods
The following methods are among the most essential for users
All User Methods
The complete list of methods for users.
Create
Subset
Design
Metadata
Load
Information
Sizes
Add Members
Console Display
Utility Methods
Utility methods that help the class run. These do not implement error checking and are not intended for users.


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VAMPIRE HUNTER D: BLOODLUST A film review by Max Messier Copyright 2001 filmcritic.com
I love Japanese anime on the big screen. The gorgeous colors, the daunting cel animation detailing the smallest blades of grass, the complex storylines and character designs, and the thundering soundtrack. And the impending release of Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust has made me wet with anticipation.
The original Vampire Hunter D was produced for video only in 1985.  Based upon volume three of Hideyuki Kikuchi's Vampire Hunter D novel series, Bloodlust follows the continuing story of D and his travels as a vampire hunter for hire.
In the distant future, vampires rule with an iron first over fiefdoms of human-occupied lands with their minions of mutants and werewolves. As the years have passed, though, the vampire rulers have gradually lost their power and are now being hunted by bounty hunters.  D's latest job involves a simple rescue operation to reclaim an affluent family's lovely daughter Charlotte from the clutches of Meier Link, an ultra-smooth vampire with a silly Eurotrash accent. But competition waits in the form of the Markus brothers -- a randy bunch of mercenaries who use knives, strength, crossbows, and even a guy's ghost to capture their vampire booty. Along the way, the undead rise from their graves, werewolves howl at the moon, and creeping evil in the shadows crosses their paths at every turn.
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust is a qualified success in the animation department, combining fantasy with reality through the solid efforts of Asian production house Madhouse Studios (also responsible for co-creating the awesome HBO Spawn animated series). But there's a strong western influence in both set design and landscapes throughout the picture. As well, director Yoshiaki Kawajiri (Wicked City) handles the action well and delivers a number of memorable moments that even rival anime classics like Battle Angel.
On the flip side, the main problems with the film are that its plot is weak and the characters fail to evolve. Bloodlust never sells the conviction of evil within any of the main characters, instead relying on the age-old romanticism of the vampire. Eventually it degenerates into a standard love story/rescue mission. Worse still, D's character is so utterly invincible there's never a sense that the story could go any other way than that he will save the girl and beat the evil bad guys. The film's humor, mainly projected by D's talking left hand, feels forced and unsure.
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust earns enough points in the animation department to carry the innocuous plot. It's almost enough to make you forgive the lousy title.

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PayPal CEO on $4 Billion “Honey” Deal: “Our Most Transformative”
Deal gives ecommerce platform access to PayPal’s 24 million merchant accounts
PayPal has agreed to buy Honey Science, a technology platform for shopping and rewards, for $4 billion (£3 billion), in what CEO Dan Schulman described as “amongst the most transformative acquisitions in PayPal’s history.”
The acquisition will massively broaden the reach of Honey, which has approximately 17 million monthly active users; it will now gain access to PayPal’s 300 million user and 24 million merchant accounts.
Honey Science, which has partnered with 30,000 merchants, notifies consumers when prices drop, via a patented plugin. (“A computer system is configured to directly interface with a website via a webpage to change certain numerical values through the use of digital codes. The digital codes are applied to a data entry interface on the webpage, and the responses are monitored and transmitted back to a server system…”) It has a team of 350.
PayPal’s Schulman said: “The combination of Honey’s complementary consumer products with our platform will significantly enhance our ability to drive engagement… As a partner of choice for our merchants, this is another way that we can help them build and strengthen their customer relationships, provide personalized offers, and drive incremental sales.”
LA-based Honey was originally founded as a web browser extension and has grown into a suite of free tools. It claims to have helped consumers save $1 billion in the past year alone. Honey was profitable on a net income basis in 2018, and the acquisition is expected to add to PayPal’s non-GAAP EPS in 2021.
e-commerce and consumer internet companies raised over US$7 billion in PE/VC capital in 2018, EY estimated early this year.


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What’s the type of "hello"
? Traditionally, it’s
String
, which is defined as type
String = [Char]
. Unfortunately, there are a number of limitations with
this:
It’s a very inefficient implementation of textual data. We need to allocate extra memory for each cons cell, plus the characters themselves each take up a full machine word.
Sometimes we have string-like data that’s not actually text, such as ByteString
s and HTML.
To work around these limitations, GHC has a language extension called
OverloadedStrings
. When enabled, literal strings no longer have the monomorphic
type String
; instead, they have the type IsString a => a
, where
IsString
is defined as:
class
IsString
a
where
fromString
::
String
->
a
There are IsString
instances available for a number of types in Haskell, such
as Text
(a much more efficient packed String
type),
ByteString
, and Html
. Virtually every example in this book
will assume that this language extension is turned on.
Unfortunately, there is one drawback to this extension: it can sometimes confuse GHC’s type checker. Imagine we have:
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings, TypeSynonymInstances, FlexibleInstances #-}
import
Data.Text
(
Text
)
class
DoSomething
a
where
something
::
a
->
IO
()
instance
DoSomething
String
where
something
_
=
putStrLn
"String"
instance
DoSomething
Text
where
something
_
=
putStrLn
"Text"
myFunc
::
IO
()
myFunc
=
something
"hello"
Will the program print out String
or Text
? It’s not clear. So instead, you’ll need to give an explicit
type annotation to specify whether "hello"
should be
treated as a String
or Text
.


Calculate yearly means for event metrics.
block_average(data, x = t, y = temp, report = "full")
| data | Accepts the data returned by the |
|---|---|
| x | This column is expected to contain a vector of dates as per the
specification of |
| y | This is a column containing the measurement variable. If the column
name differs from the default (i.e. |
| report | Specify either |
The function will return a data frame of the averaged (or aggregate) metrics. It includes the following:
The year over which the metrics were averaged.
The number of events per year.
The average duration of events per year [days].
The maximum duration of an event in each year [days].
The average event "mean intensity" in each year [deg. C].
The average event "maximum (peak) intensity" in each year [deg. C].
The maximum event "maximum (peak) intensity" in each year [deg. C].
The average event "intensity variability" in each year [deg. C].
The average event "cumulative intensity" in each year [deg. C x days].
Average event onset rate in each year [deg. C / days].
Average event decline rate in each year [deg. C / days].
Total number of events days in each year [days].
Total cumulative intensity over all events in each year [deg. C x days].
This function needs to be provided with the full output from the detect_event
or exceedance
functions. Note that the yearly averages are calculted only for
complete years (i.e. years that start/end part-way through the year at the beginning
or end of the original time series are removed from the calculations).
This function differs from the python implementation of the function of the
same name (i.e., blockAverage
, see https://github.com/ecjoliver/marineHeatWaves)
in that we only provide the ability to calculate the average (or aggregate)
event metrics in 'blocks' of one year, while the python version allows
arbitrary (integer) block sizes.
Note that if this function is used on the output of exceedance
, all of the metrics
(see below) with relThresh
in the name will be returned as NA
values.
Hobday, A.J. et al. (2016), A hierarchical approach to defining marine heatwaves, Progress in Oceanography, 141, pp. 227-238, doi: 10.1016/j.pocean.2015.12.014
Albertus J. Smit, Eric C. J. Oliver, Robert W. Schlegel
ts <- ts2clm(sst_WA, climatologyPeriod = c("1983-01-01", "2012-12-31")) res <- detect_event(ts) out <- block_average(res) summary(glm(count ~ year, out, family = "poisson"))#> #> Call: #> glm(formula = count ~ year, family = "poisson", data = out) #> #> Deviance Residuals: #> Min 1Q Median 3Q Max #> -2.2797 -1.6568 -0.6779 0.6960 3.3161 #> #> Coefficients: #> Estimate Std. Error z value Pr(>|z|) #> (Intercept) -52.71198 24.40102 -2.160 0.0308 * #> year 0.02659 0.01218 2.183 0.0290 * #> --- #> Signif. codes: 0 ‘***’ 0.001 ‘**’ 0.01 ‘*’ 0.05 ‘.’ 0.1 ‘ ’ 1 #> #> (Dispersion parameter for poisson family taken to be 1) #> #> Null deviance: 100.466 on 36 degrees of freedom #> Residual deviance: 95.586 on 35 degrees of freedom #> AIC: 156.18 #> #> Number of Fisher Scoring iterations: 6 #>library(ggplot2) ggplot(data = out, aes(x = year, y = count)) + geom_point(colour = "salmon") + geom_line() + labs(x = NULL, y = "Number of events")


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Princess Love Reveals Ray J Blocked Her On Social Media After Also Leaving Her And Their Child ‘Stranded’ In Las Vegas!
by Nick MarkusIt sounds like the feud between Ray J and Princess Love is getting worse and worse each day! This time, she claims that the rapper has decided to block her on social media!
As you may know, this new detail about their drama comes after she also accused Ray J of abandoning her as well as their 18 month old daughter in Las Vegas!
By the way thing are escalating, it really seems like Princess Love may be thinking of putting an end to her relationship with Ray J, regardless of the fact that she is currently expecting their second baby.
A screenshot taken by The Shade Room shows that Princess Love took to her platform to tell her followers her husband had blocked her on the platform!
As mentioned before, this unfortunate development in their relationship comes after she also accused the rapper of leaving her and Melody, ‘stranded’ in Las Vegas a couple of days ago after attending BET’s Soul Train Awards.
Supposedly, Princess wrote alongside Ray J’s account that she could no longer check out, that ‘Somebody tell Scooty boy he’s only hurting himself 😂😂😂. This is so funny to me.’
And that was not all! One fan then joked that ‘My future husband would never,’ and that is when Princess gave the final blow: ‘Mine either, sis!’ Yikes!
It sounds like she may just be ready to move on to that ‘future husband’ and leave Ray J behind at this point!
She even tweeted: ‘Time to let go,’ yesterday, seemingly hinting at the end of their marriage.


It’s sometimes useful to pre-populate your database with hard-coded data when you’re first setting up an app. You can provide initial data with migrations or fixtures.
If you want to automatically load initial data for an app, create a data migration. Migrations are run when setting up the test database, so the data will be available there, subject to some limitations.
You can also provide data using fixtures, however, this data isn’t loaded
automatically, except if you use TransactionTestCase.fixtures
.
A fixture is a collection of data that Django knows how to import into a
database. The most straightforward way of creating a fixture if you’ve already
got some data is to use the manage.py dumpdata
command.
Or, you can write fixtures by hand; fixtures can be written as JSON, XML or YAML
(with PyYAML installed) documents. The serialization documentation has more details about each of these supported
serialization formats.
As an example, though, here’s what a fixture for a simple Person
model might
look like in JSON:
[
{
"model": "myapp.person",
"pk": 1,
"fields": {
"first_name": "John",
"last_name": "Lennon"
}
},
{
"model": "myapp.person",
"pk": 2,
"fields": {
"first_name": "Paul",
"last_name": "McCartney"
}
}
]
And here’s that same fixture as YAML:
- model: myapp.person
pk: 1
fields:
first_name: John
last_name: Lennon
- model: myapp.person
pk: 2
fields:
first_name: Paul
last_name: McCartney
You’ll store this data in a fixtures
directory inside your app.
Loading data is easy: just call manage.py loaddata
<fixturename>
, where <fixturename>
is the name of the fixture file
you’ve created. Each time you run loaddata
, the data will be read
from the fixture and re-loaded into the database. Note this means that if you
change one of the rows created by a fixture and then run loaddata
again, you’ll wipe out any changes you’ve made.
By default, Django looks in the fixtures
directory inside each app for
fixtures. You can set the FIXTURE_DIRS
setting to a list of
additional directories where Django should look.
When running manage.py loaddata
, you can also
specify a path to a fixture file, which overrides searching the usual
directories.
See also
Fixtures are also used by the testing framework to help set up a consistent test environment.
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An HTTP-specific endpoint which adds localhost TLS.
Definitions
def ssl_context
The SSL context to use, which invokes Falcon::Endpoint#build_ssl_context
if not otherwise specified.
Signature
-
returns
OpenSSL::SSL::SSLContext
Implementation
def ssl_context
@options[:ssl_context] || build_ssl_context
end
def build_ssl_context(hostname = self.hostname)
Build an appropriate SSL context for the given hostname.
Uses Localhost::Authority
to generate self-signed certficates.
Signature
-
returns
OpenSSL::SSL::SSLContext
Implementation
def build_ssl_context(hostname = self.hostname)
authority = Localhost::Authority.fetch(hostname)
authority.server_context.tap do |context|
context.alpn_select_cb = lambda do |protocols|
if protocols.include? "h2"
return "h2"
elsif protocols.include? "http/1.1"
return "http/1.1"
elsif protocols.include? "http/1.0"
return "http/1.0"
else
return nil
end
end
context.session_id_context = "falcon"
end
end


Industry Track - Call for Papers
Important Dates
**All submission dates are at 23:59 AoE (Anywhere on Earth, UTC-12)**
Full/Short Papers
Abstract Submission
Friday, April 12, 2019
Paper Submission
Friday, April 19, 2019
Author Notification
Monday, June 10, 2019
Camera Ready Submission
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Extended Abstracts
Paper Submission
Friday, June 14, 2019
Author Notification
Friday, July 12, 2019
Camera Ready Submission
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Goal and Scope
The industry track brings together participants from academia and industry in a venue that highlights practical and real-world studies of software maintenance and evolution. This track aims to foster mutually-beneficial links between those engaged in scientific research and practitioners working to improve software maintenance and evolution practices. Experiences from practitioners provide crucial input into future research directions and allow others to learn from successes and failures.
The ICSME 2019 industry track highlights practical and real-world studies of software maintenance and evolution. Submissions to this track should address:
- Real-world success and/or failure stories and evidences evolving and maintaining systems
- Experiences and lessons applying state-of- the-art methods, techniques and tools to industrial software evolution and maintenance problems
- New and unsolved challenges derived from practical problems
We are interested in results, obstacles, and lessons learned. If you apply in an industrial context a method, technique, or tool that was previously presented at ICSME or another software engineering conference, we greatly encourage you to submit to this track.
Submission Types
We invite submissions of state-of- the-art practice and experience reports, survey reports from real-world projects and industrial experiences, and evidence-based identification of unsolved research challenges associated to software maintenance and evolution. Each submission should describe the problem addressed, the approach used, the current state of the project, an evaluation of the benefits or lessons learned, and future developments. Submissions may be extended abstracts (1 page), short papers (4 pages) or long papers (10 pages).
Extended abstracts (1 page) may address:
- Important industry needs that are not adequately addressed in the research community
- Ways to improve communication between the research and practitioner communities
- Ways to make research papers more accessible to industry
- New and unsolved research challenges derived from practical problems
- Success stories reporting benefits and lessons learned
- Failure stories reporting obstacles and lessons learned
Short papers (4 pages) may address:
- New and unsolved research challenges derived from practical problems
- Success stories reporting benefits and lessons learned
- Failure stories reporting obstacles and lessons learned
- State-of-the-practice and experience reports with empirical evidence
- State-of-the-practice surveys reports from real-world projects
- Application reports about methods, techniques, and tools
Long papers (10 pages) may address:
- State-of-the-practice and experience reports with empirical evidence
- State-of-the-practice surveys reports from real-world projects
- In-depth application reports about methods, techniques, and tools
We welcome submission that are mainly driven by practitioners as much as submissions that are mainly driven by researchers!
Researcher-driven submissions:
A paper is considered researcher-driven if the main author(s) are researchers (the paper can have industrial co-authors). Researcher-driven submissions to the industry track should be distinguished from research track submissions by richness in industrial data or their focus on industrial cases.
Practitioner-driven submissions:
A paper is considered practitioner-driven if the main author(s) are practitioners (the paper can have co-authors from academia). These papers may focus more on specific cases or applications and do not require the same degree of generalizability as researcher-driven submissions.
Reviews
Submissions will be reviewed by at least three members of the industry track program committee. The committee consists to 50-70% of practitioners or industrial researchers, who have a good understanding of the value of industry contributions. The evaluation serves the purpose to ensure the quality of the submissions and provide constructive feedback. Papers that successfully pass the review process will be accepted for presentation and publication. The type of the paper (researcher-driven or practitioner-driven) will be considered during the review.
The below criteria will be considered by the reviewers:
Relevance to ICSME audience
The core concepts of the work either originate in research,either at ICSME or a related conference, or are novel ICSME-appropriate topics.
Improvement on the state-of-the-practice or state-of-knowledge
The amount of improvement that the work achieves above and beyond the state-of- the-practice (demonstrated with evidence from practice) or the scale of the impact (e.g., individual vs team vs several teams) of the tech transfer work demonstrated with evidence from practice.
Generality of results (researcher-driven papers)
The probability that the work, approach, or lessons learned are applicable to developers outside of the studied group.
Clarity of lessons learned
The clarity in which the lessons learned are presented and how well they are supported with data and discussion.
Overall quality of the manuscript
Submissions that are not in compliance with the required submission format or that are out of the scope of the conference will be rejected without being reviewed. Submitted papers must comply with IEEE plagiarism policy and procedures. Papers submitted to the industry track must not have been published elsewhere and must not be under review or submitted for review elsewhere while under consideration for ICSME 2019.
Publication and Presentation
Accepted papers will be published in the IEEE Xplore Digital Library. Please review the ICSME 2019 Publication Requirements for more details. Presentation details will follow notifications of acceptance.
How to Submit
For 2019 we will continue the lightweight double-blind reviewing process that was embraced in ICSME 2018 based on the success of double-blind reviewing in previous years’ Industry Track (e.g., see http://www.felienne.com/archives/5467).
Submitted papers must adhere to the following rules:
- Author names and affiliations must be omitted. (The track co-chairs will check compliance before reviewing begins.)
- References to authors' own related work must be in the third person. (For example, not "We build on our previous work..."; but rather "We build on the work of...")
Submissions must be formatted according to the ICSME 2019 Formatting Instructions. Papers must not exceed 1 page (for extended abstracts), 4 pages (for short papers) or 10 pages (for long papers), including all text, references, figures, and appendices. All submissions must be in PDF and must be submitted online by the deadline via the ICSME 2019 EasyChair conference management system; authors should choose "ICSME 2019 Industry Track Short Papers". All authors, reviewers, and organizers are expected to uphold the IEEE Code of Conduct.
Track Chairs
- Katja Kevic, Microsoft, United Kingdom
- Nicholas Kraft, UserVoice, United States


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My inspiration to write this post was Julia Silge’s “She giggles, he gallops” on pudding.cool.
Julia examines 2,000 film scripts, to uncover certain “gender bias” - notably, she compared what are the most frequent words following “he” and “she” in the scripts.
I’m going to apply the same idea to the subtitle data of the TV series ‘The Big Bang Theory’.
Just before we dive in - this post is the second in my “TBBT (Tidy)Text analysis” mini-series, if interested, you can find the first one here, in which I look at the relation between average IMDB scores of episodes and dominating character “mentions”.
And now, let’s get rolling!
Data-wise, our starting point is the same as in the first post:
| episode_id | episode_full_text |
|---|---|
| s1e1 | So if a photon is directed through a plane with two slits in it and either slit is observed, it will not go through both slit… |
| s1e2 | Here we go. Pad thai, no peanuts. But does it have peanut oil? I’m not sure. Everyone keep an eye on Howard in case he starts… |
| s1e3 | Alright, just a few more feet. And… here we are, gentlemen, the Gates of Elzebob. Good Lord. Don’t panic. This is what the … |
The approach I’m taking is simple: look at all two-word pairs, where the first world defines the gender. The second word is what we are going to analyze.
First, we need to slice the text into bigrams:
bigrams <- full_episode_text %>%
unnest_tokens(output = bigram,
input = episode_full_text,
token = "ngrams",
n = 2)
| episode_id | bigram |
|---|---|
| s1e1 | so if |
| s1e1 | if a |
| s1e1 | a photon |
| s1e1 | photon is |
I’ll cross reference this bigrams list with a gender “lexicon” I have defined earlier, which apart from the usual “he/she”, also contains the names of the important characters from the show (only first 6 lines shown below - for full list, please refer to my github):
| gender | word | possesive |
|---|---|---|
| male | he | his |
| female | she | her |
| male | howard | howard’s |
| female | penny | penny’s |
| male | leonard | leonard’s |
| male | sheldon | sheldon’s |
Let’s use this lexicon as a filter (via simple regex), and create separte columns for the two words of the bigrams as well:
gender_bigrams <- bigrams %>%
filter(str_detect(bigram, gender_words_regex)) %>%
mutate(gender_word = str_split(bigram, pattern = " ", n = 2, simplify = TRUE)[,1],
word = str_split(bigram, pattern = " ", n = 2, simplify = TRUE)[,2]) %>%
inner_join(gender_word_lexicon, by = c("gender_word" = "word")) %>%
select(gender, word)
What I am going to do exactly with these word pairs?
My original idea was to run a tf-idf analysis, to “cluster” the most typical words for each gender.
However, when I first ran a trial, I noticed something interesting: many words in the “she” category were sensual ones (“feel”, “kissed”, “smiled”…), while for “he” most words were pretty general (“talk”, “sit”, “boy”…).
This (and the sad fact that most of the words appeared only once or twice, making it hard to do meaningful tf-idf in their raw format) made me pivot somewhat from my starting idea - and I decided to group words by sentiments, and compare those for the two genders.
For this, I’m using the NRC lexicon, which is built-in accessible in the tidytext R package.
sentiments_nrc <- get_sentiments(lexicon = "nrc")
A glimpse into the sentiment lexicon’s categories… The lexicon does not contain all English words, but should be more than enough for a light analysis of subtitles.
gender_bigrams_w_nrc <- gender_bigrams %>%
inner_join(sentiments_nrc, by = "word")
In a short step we match up the sentiments with the bigram collection (above), and the results are ready to be visualized1:
There is a high likelihood that “she” will be angry in the context mentioned - while “he” is mostly in the positive.
Probably more interestingly, men are also a lot less likely to “exhibit” any sentiments - maybe their feelings are less talked about?(!)
None of this should be a starting point for deep conversations about gender roles in Hollywood - if you are looking for that, please head over to Julia’s post I linked in the beginning.
However, if you were looking for some ideas about what’s in subtitles for some data analysis, I hope I could gave would you a nice glimpse.
Footnotes:
Methodology used: first, I calculated the ratio of each sentiment group within genders (~= words belonging to the sentiment group / total words for gender). Then, I checked these within-gender frequencies across the two genders, which gave me the ratios - from here, I only had to tidy it up for visualization.↩


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Container object for policy attributes used in write operations.
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Arsenal players 'turning to Freddie Ljungberg for guidance' instead of Unai Emery
It has previously been reported that some young players at the club mock manager Unai Emery at London Colney
by Jake Polden, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/jake-polden/Some of the Arsenal youngsters are turning to assistant head coach Freddie Ljungberg for guidance instead of manager Unai Emery, according to reports.
Gunners boss Emery is under increasing pressure in north London, with Arsenal having won just two of their opening nine fixtures in the Premier League.
The Spaniard has assurances from the board that he isn't in immediate danger of getting the sack, but Emery needs to find a winning formula soon.
As previously reported, it has been claimed that some of the youngsters at the club poke fun at their boss at Arsenal's London Colney training base.
And according to football.london, others are turning to Ljungberg for direction because they feel their boss "does not offer clear and consistent instructions".
Emery has been praised for making the effort to speak English in his press conferences, but he is still yet to learn the language fluently.
Former Arsenal striker Robin van Persie recently brought attention to this, and claimed it makes understanding his instructions difficult.
"I've had [Arsene] Wenger, Louis van Gaal, [Sir Alex] Ferguson, so many coaches," said the Dutchman on BT Sport.
"Their main quality was to be clear. If I'm really honest, someone sent me a video of him [Emery] last week trying to explain something, and I couldn't figure out if he was saying 'come, come' or 'come!'.
"That is very important. You have to be clear, you have to be the leader and the leader needs to be clear towards his players."


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