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June 02, 2002
Finger-tip found in rice ball
Japan Today | Submitted by: Cannabis Kid
"A woman found a fingertip in a rice ball bought at a Lawson Inc convenience store in Sendai, Miyagi Prefecture that the manufacturer apparently failed to recover after a plant worker cut a finger, the Sendai city government said Saturday" Yummy!
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Burglar talked his way into prison
Corpus Christ Caller-Times | Submitted by: wingnut
"After nearly 15 years on the lam, during which he served a stint in
the Greek army and started a family, Papakostas was formally sentenced
Thursday to eight years in prison. He could have stayed on the run much
longer had he not reintroduced himself earlier this month to Mark
Skurka, the assistant district attorney who prosecuted Papakostas." DOH!
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Cosmetic sample prompts evacuation
Houston Chronicle | Submitted by: wingnut
"A Mary Kay cosmetics saleswoman may have been trying to win one of the
company's famous pink Cadillacs when she dropped off a sample of her wares
Wednesday at a southwest Houston bank. However, officials are questioning her
somewhat unconventional sales pitch, since it sparked a hazardous materials
alert at Meyerland Plaza's Bank of America branch."
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Tombstones as comic books
New York Times | Submitted by: anonymous
"But when a citizen of Sapanta dies, Dumitru Pop, a farmer, woodcarver and
poet, gathers his notebook, chisels and paintbrushes and prepares to carve a
poetic and pictorial homage of the deceased onto an oak grave marker in what
villagers now call the Merry Cemetery, beside the Church of the Assumption.
Ioan Toaderu loved horses, but, he says from beyond the grave: One more thing I
loved very much, To sit at a table in a bar Next to someone else's wife."
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Man stabs dead mother to prevent vampirism
Pravda | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"According to Religia v Rossii referring to "reports from Romania," Nikolae
Mikhut, the son, saw that a cat had climbed into his motherís coffin. According
to Romanian folklore, this signifies that the person in the coffin could become
a vampire. Moreover, Mikhut noticed (or it just seemed to him) that his
motherís lips and cheeks were too pink, as if she were not dead at all."
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The Dorky Bandit
WXIA-TV 11 Atlanta | Submitted by: Incubus
The FBI stepped up its search Wednesday for the so-called "dork bandit" after his third and latest robbery. "He has been described by at least one of the witnesses as being somewhat dorky looking," said FBI Special Agent Jeff Holmes. "Just because of his general appearance and the manner in which he presents himself to the victim tellers."
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Hot for teacher
New York Post | Submitted by: wingnut
"Lisandra Zingaro, 31, described by some students as the object of many post
pubescent "hot-for-teacher" fantasies, allegedly made those dreams come true
for one 16-year-old at Long Branch HS in New Jersey, authorities said yesterday. Earlier in the week, Zingaro had been busted on charges of giving
a 14-year-old boy cocaine during a wild drug party at her home May 24."
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The Male Senior Citizen and the Sea
New York Times | Submitted by: Serpiente
Kids these days are not just being protected from seeing nudity and
drinking alcohol. They are protected from reading about it in classic
novels. It seems sensitivity guidelines for the Regents have castrated
several novels and removed references to race, religion, nudity,
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Hey man, that's Knot funny!
ESPN | Submitted by: Drew
I don't think there's any doubt to who won the Holyfield-Rahman fight. If
there was ever a boxing injury to be referred to as "Rotten", it sure as hell
is this one. "I didn't think he could do so much damage with his head,"
Rahman said. "He must have a metal plate in there or something."  "I have a cut in
the middle of my forehead, and an extra head on my head," Rahman said.
Accompanied by a great photo.
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Newborn's body found at recycling center
The Omaha Channel | Submitted by: Cree A. Tive
"Sheriff's deputies have released more information about a gruesome discovery
at a recycling center in Storm Lake. An infant's body was found Thursday. Buena
Vista County Sheriff Chuck Eddy said the body went through the recycling
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Border Patrol Agent Kills Gunman Who Reportedly Opened Fire Near U.S.-Mexico Border
by CEDAR ATTANASIO / AP(SUNLAND PARK, New Mexico) — A U.S. Border Patrol agent shot and killed a gunman who opened fire about a mile from the border with Mexico, immigration officials said.
The agent approached a group of four people early Sunday, and one of them pulled out a gun and started shooting, according to a statement from U.S. Customs and Border Protection. The agent fired back, hitting the man, who died at a hospital. No agents were hurt during the shooting in Sunland Park, New Mexico, a suburb of El Paso, Texas.
No additional information was released, including the names of the agent and gunman. The CBP’s Office of Professional Responsibility is investigating.
Read more: There Is a Crisis at the Border. It’s Not the One Trump Is Describing
Federal authorities blocked off the crime scene, closing a main road in Sunland Park and stretching crime tape between their patrol vehicles.
An auto shop and a car dealership on either side of the street were closed.


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AWS Cloud9 EnvironmentEC2 Repository
The
Repository
property type specifies an AWS CodeCommit source code repository to be
cloned into an AWS Cloud9 development environment.
The Repositories
property of the AWS::Cloud9::EnvironmentEC2 resource
contains a list of Repository
property types.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "PathComponent" :
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, "RepositoryUrl" :String
}
YAML
PathComponent:
String
RepositoryUrl:String
Properties
PathComponent
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The path within the development environment's default filesystem location to clone the CodeCommit repository into. For example,
/
would clone the repository into therepository-name
/home/ec2-user/environment/
directory in the environment.repository-name
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
RepositoryUrl
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The clone URL of the CodeCommit repository to be cloned. For example, for an AWS CodeCommit repository this might be
https://git-codecommit.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/
.repository-name
Required: Yes
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption


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Syntax
FreeEntityJoints(#Entity)
Free all joints associated with the #Entity.
Supported OS
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module Moongoon::Database
Overview
Used to connect to a MongoDB database instance.
Defined in:
database/scripts.crdatabase/database.cr
Instance Method Summary
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#after_connect(&block : Proc(Nil))
Pass a block that will get executed after the database has been successfully connected and after the scripts are run.
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#after_connect_before_scripts(&block : Proc(Nil))
Pass a block that will get executed after the database has been successfully connected but before the scripts are run.
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#before_connect(&block : Proc(Nil))
Pass a block that will get executed before the server tries to connect to the database.
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#connect(database_url : String = "mongodb://localhost:27017", database_name : String = "database", *, max_pool_size = 100, reconnection_delay = 5.seconds)
Connects to a MongoDB database.
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#connection(&block : Proc(Mongo::Database, DatabaseResponse?)) : BSON?
Retrieves a dabatase object that owns one of the connections in the pool.
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#connection_with_lock(lock_name : String, *, delay = 0.5.seconds, abort_if_locked = false, &block : Proc(Mongo::Database, DatabaseResponse?))
NOTE Similar to
self.connection
but also acquires a lock.
Instance Method Detail
Pass a block that will get executed after the database has been successfully connected and after the scripts are run.
Moongoon::Database.after_connect {
# ... #
}
Pass a block that will get executed after the database has been successfully connected but before the scripts are run.
Moongoon::Database.after_connect_before_scripts {
# ... #
}
Pass a block that will get executed before the server tries to connect to the database.
Moongoon::Database.before_connect {
puts "Before connecting…"
}
Connects to a MongoDB database.
Moongoon handles a pool of max_pool_size connections and will reconnect if the connection is lost after reconnection_delay.
# Arguments are all optional, their default values are the ones below:
Moongoon.connect("mongodb://localhost:27017", "database", max_pool_size: 100, reconnection_delay: 5.seconds)
Retrieves a dabatase object that owns one of the connections in the pool.
Moongoon.connection { |db|
collection = db["some_collection"]
data = collection.find query
pp data
}
NOTE Similar to self.connection
but also acquires a lock.
Will acquire a lock named lock_name, polling the DB every delay to check the lock status. If abort_if_locked is true the block will not be executed and this method will return if the lock is acquired already.
# If another connection uses the "query" lock, it will wait
# until this block has completed before perfoming its own work.
Moongoon.connection_with_lock "query" {
collection = db["some_collection"]
data = collection.find query
pp data
}


Discussions of an alleged financial crisis reached a tipping point during November 2019. That month, a group of OU faculty members met to discuss the university’s financial state in addition to a possible walkout and faculty unionization efforts, according to a previous Post report.
Student discussion of the budget also flourished that month, with a student group called OU Fun Facts posting flyers around campus with “fun facts” about OU’s budget on them. The group also organized a protest against proposed budget cuts Nov. 25, 2019, which saw about 200 people in attendance.
That same day, former OU President Duane Nellis sent a university-wide email condemning the spread of budget misinformation and denying the existence of a “financial crisis” at OU.
“Ohio University has a strong financial position and significant monetary reserves, which provide us with the flexibility to invest strategically in our core academic mission and innovation,” Nellis said in the email.
Nellis acknowledged, however, that the university was in a “critical moment that requires action,” citing decreasing enrollment and students graduating quicker than the typical four-year track as reasons for decreasing revenue.
The “strong” financial position of the university was further affirmed by former Senior Vice President for Finance and Administration Deb Shaffer at a Jan. 16, 2020, Board of Trustees meeting. Shaffer said the university had over $1 billion at the time, but some was unspendable due to bonds and other financial restrictions.
While COVID-19 significantly impacted the university’s budget, OU was still projected to end Fiscal Year 2021 with a $42.6 million surplus, according to a previous Post report. Some of that money comes from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or CARES, Act.
Carly Leatherwood, a university spokesperson, said OU President Hugh Sherman has emphasized the university’s comfortable financial position since entering office in June 2021.
“His message has been consistent: Ohio University’s financial position is strong, and we have one of the strongest balance sheets of any institution in the state,” Leatherwood said in an email. “He has also been clear that across the higher education landscape we’ve seen a flattening of revenues, increases in competition, the escalation of expenses, and shifts in programmatic interest. All of those realities require financial discipline so that we can invest in innovative programs, academic quality and student success.”
Richard Vedder, a distinguished professor of economics emeritus in the College of Arts and Sciences, said he believes the term “crisis” is overused. While he does think the university is in a challenging budget environment, he believes it can be solved without dramatic changes and warrants a response.
Vedder pointed to the projected surplus, an increase in the amount of students applying for university honors programs and a recent uptick in enrollment as reasons why OU’s position has seemed to improve over the past six months. When factors like those are on the up, cuts and crises tend to be decreased, Vedder said.
“We maybe ought to talk about long term structural change and use terms like that to describe what we're in,” Vedder said. “I think … universities are always in transformation. We're in a transformative period, but I don't think we're in a crisis.”
Similarly, Joseph McLaughlin, an English professor and vice president of the OU chapter of the American Association of University Professors, said some reports of the budget situation have been sensationalistic. While he does understand the severity of situations resulting from OU’s financial position — such as the laying off of 53 instruction faculty members — he worries about the impacts of overstating the case.
“I firmly believe that there were other things the university could have done other than firing 53 faculty — that that was not necessary,” McLaughlin said. “I worry sometimes that the kind of hyperbolic rhetoric one gets around ‘crisis’ and this feeling of anxiety creates this sort of climate that allows people to do things without a lot of shared governance, without a lot of consultation, (and) without a lot of careful thought.”
McLaughlin agrees that increasing enrollment and the budget surplus are signs of hope for OU. He said when it comes to finances, it’s always good to be conservative and have reserves. OU has built up its reserves and subsequently started to dip into them. Doing so shouldn’t be a sign of a crisis, McLaughlin said, because reserves are intended to be there to help as a rainy-day fund.
Vedder said Sherman is sound with money and is also getting direction from the Board of Trustees on financial matters. Both Vedder and McLaughlin believe the university is pursuing strategies to minimize spending, though McLaughlin believes strategies like reducing faculty are misguided. Pursuing the wrong solutions to financial struggles, McLaughlin said, could make difficulties worse or more long-lasting.
“It seems to be that the administration's plan for dealing with budget difficulties continues to be this idea that we have too many faculty, and that we need to cut faculty rather than addressing the buildup of serious administrative bloat that's happened over the course of the last 10 years,” McLaughlin said. “As you continue to fire faculty … you get into this situation where with fewer faculty, that means bigger classes for students, it means less curricular diversity, and that does not strike me as a recipe for improving our enrollment situation.”


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| com.jaunt |
Jaunt [website] is a web-scraping & automation library that provides a lightweight HTTP useragent (headless browser), including JSON parser.
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|---|---|
Form |
Document.getActiveForm()
Returns the Form that is currently active (ie, most recently edited) or returns null if no form has been edited.
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Form |
Document.getForm(Element element)
Returns the Form for the specified form Element or throws a NotFound Exception.
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Form |
Document.getForm(int n)
Returns the form object corresponding to the nth form (starting at 0 for the first form)
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Form |
Document.getForm(String elementQuery)
Returns a Form object for the first form Element that matches the specified elementQuery (or throws a NotFound Exception).
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Form |
Document.getFormByButton(String buttonLabelRegex)
Returns a Form object for the first form Element containing a button who's text/values is matched (case insensitive) by the specified regular expression (using Matcher.matches()), or throws a NotFound Exception.
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Form |
Document.getFormByButtons(String[] buttonLabelRegexs)
Returns a Form object for the first form Element containing buttons who's text/values are matched (case insensitive) by the regular expressions in the specified array (using Matcher.matches()), or throws a NotFound Exception.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Form> |
Document.getForms()
returns a List of form components for this page.
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| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Form |
Form.apply(Object... params)
Applies the specified parameters in succession to the form's editable (ie, visible and non-disabled) inputs, starting from the input after the most recently edited input (or starting from the first input, if the form has not yet been edited).
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Form |
Form.choose(short labelPosition,
String label)
Deprecated.
use
chooseCheckBox(String,short) or chooseRadioButton(String,short) instead |
Form |
Form.choose(String menuLabel,
String menuItemRegex)
Deprecated.
use
chooseMenuItem(String,String) instead. |
Form |
Form.chooseCheckBox(String label,
short labelPosition)
Selects the checkbox with the specified (case-insensitive, wordspace-insensitive) text label.
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Form |
Form.chooseMenuItem(String menuLabel,
String menuItemRegex)
Completes the menu that has the specified text label (case insensitive, wordspace insensitive) by selecting the menuitem(s) that matches the specified (case insensitive) regular expression (using Matcher.matches).
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Form |
Form.chooseRadioButton(String label,
short labelPosition)
Selects the radiobutton with the specified (case-insensitive, wordspace-insensitive) text label.
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Form |
Form.fillout(String label,
String value)
Deprecated.
use
filloutField(String,String) instead. |
Form |
Form.filloutField(String label,
String value)
Fills the textfield, password field, or textarea field that has the specified text label (case-insensitive, wordspace-insensitive) with the specified value.
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Form |
Form.set(String name,
String value)
Sets the form input with the specified name to the specified value; FileComponents are set to upload the file who's location is specified by the specified value;
Checkboxes are 'checked' if the specified value is the same (case insensitive) as the value attribute of the checkbox (or if the specified value is "on" in cases where the checkbox has no value attribute).
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Form |
Form.setCheckBox(String name,
boolean checked)
Sets whether the first checkbox with the specified (case-insensitive) name is checked and throws an Exception if the checkbox was not found.
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Form |
Form.setFile(String name,
File file)
Sets the first FileComponent with the specified (case insensitive) name to upload the specified File and throws an Exception if no FileComponent with specified name was found.
|
Form |
Form.setHidden(String name,
String value)
Sets the first hidden field with the specified (case insensitive) name to the specified value and throws an Exception if no field with specified name exists.
|
Form |
Form.setPassword(String name,
String value)
Sets the first password field with the specified (case insensitive) name to the specified value and throws an Exception if no field with specified name exists.
|
Form |
Form.setRadio(String name,
int n)
Sets the radiobutton at index n and with the specified name to be 'checked' and
deselects all onther radiobuttons with the same name, throwing an exception if no such radiobutton exists.
|
Form |
Form.setRadio(String name,
String value)
Sets the radiobutton with the specified (case insensitive) name and
(case insensitive) value to 'checked' and deselects all other radiobuttons
with the same name.
|
Form |
Form.setSelect(String name,
int n)
Sets the nth menu option with the specified (case insensitive) name to 'selected',
and deselects all other options in the same select tag, throwing an Exception if no such menu option was found.
|
Form |
Form.setSelect(String name,
String value)
Sets the first menu option with specified (case insensitive) name and (case insensitive) value to 'selected' and
deselects all other options in the same select tag if the select tag does
not have 'multiple' keyword; throws an Exception if no such menu option exists.
|
Form |
Form.setTextArea(String name,
String value)
Sets the textarea with specified (case insensitive) name to the specified value and throws an Exception if no such button exists.
|
Form |
Form.setTextField(String name,
String value)
Sets the first textfield with the specified (case insensitive) name to the specified value and throws an Exception if no field with specified name was found.
|
Form |
Form.unchoose(short labelPosition,
String label)
Deprecated.
use
unchooseCheckBox(String,short) or unchooseRadioButton(String,short) instead |
Form |
Form.unchooseCheckBox(String label,
short labelPosition)
Unchecks the checkbox with the specified (case-insensitive, wordspace-insensitive) label.
|
Form |
Form.unchooseRadioButton(String label,
short labelPosition)
Unchecks the radiobutton with the specified (case-insensitive, wordspace-insensitive) label.
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#include <cstdlib>
#include <iostream>
#include "e2c2.h"
Functions | |
| void | odd_test () |
| Test of odd curve functionality. | |
| void | binary_test () |
| Test of binary curve functionality. | |
| void | twisted_test () |
| Test of twisted curve functionality. | |
| int | main (int argc, char *argv[]) |
| Runs appropriate curve test. |
This file gives a demonstration of current curve functionality in e2c2.
| void binary_test | ( | ) |
Test of binary curve functionality.
Our irred. polynomial is x^163 + x^7 + x^6 + x^3 + 1, per FIPS 186-3
more compact output
a6 = b in Fips 186-3 language
Purposefully raising an InvalidParametersException
| int main | ( | int | argc, | |
| char * | argv[] | |||
| ) |
Runs appropriate curve test.
main
(int argc, char *argv[])
| void odd_test | ( | ) |
Test of odd curve functionality.
Sets F_p
Sets F_(p^n) = F_(p^1)
Bernstein's "Curve25519"
| void twisted_test | ( | ) |
Test of twisted curve functionality.
Sets F_p
Sets F_(p^n) = F_(p^1)
Bernstein's "Curve25519," in twisted form


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| HYTOOL Function Reference |
Reports the results of the interpretation with the Boulton model
blt_rpt( p, t, s, d, ttle ) p = parameters of the model p(1) = a = slope of the straight lines p(2) = t0 = intercept with the horizontal axis the first line p(3) = t1 = intercept with the horizontal axis the second line p(4) = phi = empirical parameter that trigger the delay d(1) = q = pumping rate d(2) = r = distance between pumping well and piezometer t = measured time s = measured drawdown ttle = Title of the figure
Produces the final figure and results for the Boulton model (1963).
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Almost 400,000 persistently absent children missed at least a month of school, figures reveal today.
Almost 400,000 persistently absent children missed at least a month of school, figures reveal today.
The statistics for the 2010/11 school year also show that children on free school meals, or those with special educational needs, were around three times more likely to be persistently absent.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb said persistent absence was a serious problem. Much of the work children miss when they are off school is never made up, leaving them at a considerable disadvantage to their peers.
There is clear evidence of a link between poor attendance at school and low levels of achievement. Figures from 2009/10 show that:
A child is defined as persistently absent if they miss 15 per cent or more of school time. Previously, children who missed 20 per cent of school were considered persistent absentees. The Government lowered the threshold so schools could step in to tackle absence sooner - before the problem really takes hold.
Schools and local authorities have a range of strategies and sanctions open to them to tackle the problem. Penalty notices can be issued to parents for unauthorised absences. Department for Education figures, also published today, show that 32,641 notices were issued last year but that 13,629 of those went unpaid or were withdrawn.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb welcomed the downward trend in absence but said he remained concerned about the impact of persistent absence on children’s attainment.
He said:
A hard core of almost 400,000 pupils still missed at least a month of school. We should not underestimate the impact of this on their future prospects.
The effect that poor attendance at school can have on a child’s education can be permanent and damaging. Children who attend school regularly are four times more likely to achieve five or more good GCSEs, including English and Maths, than those who are persistently absent.
We have asked Charlie Taylor to carry out a review on attendance and have lowered the persistent absence threshold, so schools tackle the problem earlier. We are determined to tackle absence before it causes long-term disadvantage.
Overall pupil absence in schools in England continued to fall. The overall absence rate decreased from six per cent in 2009/10 to 5.8 per cent in 2010/11.
More than a million pupils (15.8 per cent) missed half a day or more of school per week, equating to 10 per cent of school time missed.
Authorised absence has fallen to 4.7 per cent in 2010/11 from five per cent in 2009/10.
Unauthorised absence has increased to 1.1 per cent - a rise of 0.1 of a percentage point on 2009/10. The rate of unauthorised absence has changed very little over the last five years.
Term-time holidays remain a major reason for absence and in 2010/11 increased to 9.5 per cent of overall absence, from 9.3 per cent the previous year. Illness continues to be the most common reason for absence in schools, accounting for 59 per cent.
The Government’s Expert Adviser on behaviour, Charlie Taylor, who is carrying out an independent review of attendance in schools, said:
Schools are aware of the consequences of poor attendance on their pupils’ attainment. Some schools go to great lengths to tackle attendance issues and to see the absence rates decreasing is very promising. But as these figures show there is yet more work to be done to reduce the number of pupils who are still persistently absent.
The earlier schools address poor attendance patterns, the less likely it is that they will become a long term issue. The best primary schools realise this and take a rigorous approach to poor attendance from the very start of school life.
He added:
Schools can issue penalty notices to parents whose children persistently miss lessons. But when about 40 per cent of fines are unpaid or withdrawn, it shows the current system is not working.
Ofsted allows for flexibility around the inspection of attendance. The individual circumstances of pupils with good reason to be off school will not affect the final judgment i.e. long term absence on medical grounds. Schools should also not be penalised for the absence of genuinely sick children.
Ofsted will continue to take into account the number of pupils over the ‘persistently absent’ threshold when looking at a school’s performance on attendance.
Local authorities with the most persistent absence
| Local Authority | Percentage of children who are persistently absent |
| Nottingham | 9.7 |
| Liverpool | 9.6 |
| Kingston upon Hull | 9.1 |
| Knowsley | 9.1 |
| Newcastle upon Tyne | 8.8 |
| Middlesborough | 8.8 |
| Blackpool | 8.7 |
| Bristol | 8.4 |
| Sandwell | 8.4 |
| Wolverhampton | 8.0 |
Local authorities with the least persistent absence
| Local Authority | Percentage of children who are persistently absent |
| City of London | 2.2 |
| Rutland | 3.8 |
| Isles of Scilly | 3.8 |
| Westminster | 4.2 |
| Kingston upon Thames | 4.3 |
| Wokingham | 4.4 |
| Bracknell Forest | 4.5 |
| Bexley | 4.6 |
| Windsor and Maidenhead | 4.6 |
| North Lincolnshire | 4.7 |
The statistics for pupil absence in schools in England for the school year 2010/11 can be found on the Department for Education’s website.
The statistics on penalty notices is also on the Department’s website. the Department for Education’s website.
Year on year comparisons for the statistical release should be made with caution. There were a greater number of sessions available in the 2009/10 academic year than in the 2010/11 academic year.
Parents handed a penalty notice must pay £50 if paid within 28 days, or £100 if paid between 29 and 42 days. Those who have not paid after 42 days may be prosecuted through the courts.
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In this case "hello" is an instance of the string class and #upcase is a method we run on it. We can also create our own user-defined classes that allow us to create our own methods.
In the example below we create a house class which we can create certain instances of the 'House' class.
Note that when we define a class object it always begins with a capital letter. The initialize method is used when defining instance variables and passing arguments into the class object. Instance variables begin with an '@' symbol. Whenever you are creating an variable that can be applied to an instance of the class object, use an instance variable. In the example above, we created instance variables for the house address, year built, and square footage.
Remember, that the initialize method is run every time we create a new class object. To create an instance of the house object we use the following :
We define a variable for the new house object, set it equal to the class name, run the #new method, and pass attributes of the house object in parenthesis.
We can also create instance methods. Instance methods are methods that we can call on the class object. Methods of this kind are defined inside the class and intended for use by all instances of the class.
In our example, if we were to run the #address method on the 'the_white_house' object we would get:
Classes exist for the purpose of creating an instance of the class and running certain user-defined methods on them. As a object oriented language classes are a core component of Ruby.


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System Architect Symbol details for "Species Relation"
Category (Class)
- Description:
Abstraction on the basis of common properties.
Classification Element (Class)
- Description:
"Knowledge Concept" describing a genus - species relation between two "Categories".
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Note that genus - species or "is-a" relations mean that any object which is an instance of the
species category is also an instance of the genus category and hence will exhibit all properties
exhibited in common by all instances of that genus category plus some specific properties of its
own. No more and no less.
It is also important to recognise that Associative categories can only partake in genus / species
relations with other Associative categories, and that Descriptive categories can only partake in
genus / species relations with other Descriptive categories.
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Basis For Differentiation (Class Attribute)
genus (Association)
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"Species Relation"
- From Class:
"Classification Element"
- To Class:
"Species Relation"
Ordered Species Relation (Class)
- Child Diagrams:
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Ordered Species Relation (
UML Class)
- Description:
"Species Relation" which has an ordinal relation with others in the same "Ordered Classification
Element"
- Examples:
CIN1, CIN2, CIN3 etc used in cytology; staging of diseases.
- Definitions Used:
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Order (Class Attribute)
species (Association)
- From Class:
Category
- To Class:
"Species Relation"
- From Class:
Category
- To Class:
"Species Relation"
Species Relation (Class)
- Description:
Indicating that a "Category" is in a species relation with a "Classification".
- Comment:
Note that it is the extension of the Category which are in fact the species.
- Definitions Used:
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- Definitions Used:
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Species Relation (Class)
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- Child Diagrams:
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Unordered Species Relation (
UML Class)
- Description:
"Species Relation" which does not have an ordinal relation with others in the same "Ordered
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Fresh news on the accomplished steemSTEM community.
Our updated philosophy, and how we curate STEM content (in 5 different languages). We of course illustrate our statements by statistics and numbers, as we are scientifically-minded people, after all. Very importantly, changes have been implemented within our curation rules!
Future projects: a steemSTEM user interface, a steemSTEM merchandise shop and a new meetup for the most immediate future, although the big idea is to upgrade steemSTEM to a concrete platform for science communication.
Of course, we cannot omit from this project update a mention to all our supporters (specific delegators and trailers, @curie, @utopian-io and @steempress-io).
SteemSTEM in a nutshell and today
As can be seen, there is a strong correlation between the Steem price and the general authoring behavior on the platform. ## A better window on steemSTEM: Our future UI and merchandise shop ## In order to increase the visibility of our initiative, we are currently designing our own user interface. It will allow users to filter the content of the blockchain and display, by default, all posts upvoted by steemSTEM together with all posts written by authors added to a steemSTEM white-list. In this way, we will be able to show a cleaner version, according to our standards, of the STEM content on the blockchain. With this on the hand, we hope to be able to convince external contributors, like renowned science bloggers and scientists in general, to join Steem as a perfect place for the diffusion of the scientific culture. Moreover, we are in parallel developing an online merchandise shop where steemSTEM goodies, books and many other STEM-related items will be offered. As for any other user interface, the steemSTEM UI will also allow users to directly post, do transactions, etc. More information will be made available in a couple of weeks. In terms of timeline, we hope to deploy our UI within the summer period. As usual with development projects, delays could however be expected. This UI sub-project has been funded by the team, i.e. managers and curators, who are getting reduced shares of the curation rewards for the last 2 (and next 5) months. ___ ## The second steemSTEM meetup
As you probably all know, the last Nobel prize in physics was rewarding the discovery of gravitational waves (see here for some physics).
For this reason, it is natural to move from the Large Hadron Collider at CERN, where our first meetup was organized, to VIRGO, one of the three detectors currently probing spacetime for gravitational waves.
As can be seen on the official VIRGO agenda, our visit is planned for September 21.
For this reason, we are happy to pre-announce the second steemSTEM meetup. We will meet in Rome, on September 20-22. Please save the dates!
More information will be provided soon.
Special thanks and closing remarks
Before closing this post, we want to thank all our supporters.
This includes our long-standing partnership with @curie who trusted us as representative of the science community on Steem as well as our recent partnership with @utopian-io who decided to use a very generous fraction of its voting power to trail valuable and interesting content related to science, technology and open source development. Moreover, we are grateful to @steempress-io who trusts our curation of any science-related content posted on steempress as a validation of its quality.
SteemSTEM would not be what it is without those delegating some of their Steem Power to us. We have been delegated today 61 kSP from both the management and @reggaemuffin, @minnowbooster, @xeldal, @tobixen, @lukestokes.mhth, @dber, @zest, @gra, @flyyingkiwi, @greece-lover, @mcfarhat, @katerinaramm, @alexdory, @anevolvedmonkey , @dexterdev, @singhtheripper, @physics.benjamin, @yann85, @lianaakobian, @robotics101 and @christinaa.
Serendipitously, the @steemstem account is, will be, in few minutes or hours, 10 kSP large ;)
We also thank all those trailing us, either through our homemade voting-bot (more information on our discord server) or via steemauto. The list is amazingly too long to be shown. And as well those who do not trail us automatically, but achieve instead an amazing job in manual curation!
Finally, thanks to all of you (delegators, trailers and steemSTEM community members) for your trust and enthusiasm in our project! We believe we can make Steem a positive place for STEM aficionados. We hope it will become one of the big STEM communication platforms in the future, where scientific culture will be shared and enjoyed, and where relationships can be built.
Thank you all for bringing your contributions in building this community.
The steemSTEM team:
- Founders: @lemouth, @justtryme90
- Managements: @anarchyhasnogods, @mobbs, @suesa
- General curators: @aboutcoolscience, @alexs1320, @mathowl, @ruth-girl
- Community curators: @carloserp-2000, @gentleshaid, @greenrun, @iamphysical, @kingswisdom, @lamouthe, @sco
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Woman turns the space under her stairs into a luxury dog house
Pour one out for all the London renters about to realise a dog has nicer digs than they do.
Kimberly Lewis, 32, has transformed the space under her stairs into a luxurious dog house for her three-month-old Goldendoodle, Jersey.
It’s pretty incredible – Jersey now has a miniature home with a front door, a mailbox, a play area, and even a special camera through which her owners can remotely dispense treats.
Kimberly, from Houston, Texas, says the makeover cost just $300 (£234), and plans to decorate the mini house according to the season. For now, Jersey has her own Christmas wreath on her front door.
The transformation began with Kimberly and her husband sketching out their plan on the blank wall under the stairs, then cutting out a little door.
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They then needed to add electric through the walls so Jersey could have her own light switch, a thermostat, and a camera so Kimberly and her husband could check on the pup throughout the day.
Once the major works were done, it was time for decorating; with Kimberly painting the doorframe, sticking a mailbox on front, and adding in toys, a dog bed, and bowls.
The couple even had a custom artwork made to look just like Jersey.
Kimberly told Femail: ‘It was actually a lot of fun, seeing my dream come to a reality was really neat, the further we got the more excited we became.
‘Thankfully we completed without my husband sleeping in the dog house.’
Thankfully, Jersey absolutely loves her new home.
‘It gave her somewhere to feel safe and comfortable, and she loves the toys on the wall which I change regularly,’ Kimberly explains.
‘We leave the door open unless we are gone, and she just goes in and out of her room as she wishes.
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‘I wanted her to have a room just as we all do in our house, she’s part of our family, even the kids love to play inside it with her.’
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THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1991 Frank Maloney
THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE is directed by Simon Callow and produced by Ismail Merchant. It stars Vanessa Redgrave, Keith Carradine, Cork Hubbert, Rod Steiger. It was written by Michael Hirst (borrowing on Edward Albee's 1963 Broadway play version) and adapted from Carson McCullers's 1943 novella of the same name.
Carson McCullers was a writer of mysterious, gloomy Southern gothics. She was a frail, tormented author, who died in 1963, whose three major novels have been translated to film with unusual fidelity (A MEMBER OF THE WEDDING, 1953; REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE, 1967; THE HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, 1968). This tradition continues in the fourth major treatment, THE BALLAD OF THE SAD CAFE, which she wrote at the age of 24.
The film, produced by Ismail Merchant, was directed by one of the great contemporary English actors, Simon Callow, who many of us best know as the Rev. Beebe in ROOM WITH A VIEW. Callow, in a recent interview, said that Southern literature has a strong attraction to the British because both locales have essentially rural, agricultural cultures. Be that as it may, Callow has served McCullers very well, preserving the odd, isolated sadness and gothic extremism of the original, as well as the weird flashes of humor. The production design is by Bruno Santini, who gives us a gritty, dirt-poor, spiritually worn-out version of the South (the movie was shot in Texas, btw). The score is the haunting work of Richard Robbins, and the cinematography of Walter Lassally emphasizes the other-wordliness of the story.
The star of SAD CAFE is Vanessa Redgrave, who, as one of Seattle's newspaper critics put it, was born to play Miss Amelia. Miss Amelia is tall, strong, rawboned, the richest person for miles around, who completely dominates the local landscape otherwise inhabited by zombie-like millworkers and farmhands. She owns the town store, the cotton plantation, the local still, gives out home remedies, and coldly repossesses a family's sewing machine to settle a $2 debt.  Redgrave captures this mysterious, inexplicable, unknowable character completely with her scowl, her loping stride (in a wedding dress!), her tomboy blonde hair; she is power, strength, irrational, autonomous, and unchallenged.
Keith Carradine (Marvin Macey) is the local bad boy who becomes obsessed with Miss Amelia and marries her in one of the funniest and oddest courtships and marriages you will ever see. Carradine is a great favorite of mine and he has never been better, at least since CHOOSE ME. He is run out of Miss Amelia's life once and returns to settle the score in a fight scene that ought to put Arnie et al to shame. As the husband, Carradine is weak and placating; as the avenging demon, he is powerful and irresistible.
The third element in the story is Lymon, a "bro'back" (hunchback dwarf), Miss Amelia's putative cousin, and the only one who calls her Amelia and can order her around. He is the one who gets the idea to change the store to a cafe as way to amuse himself and to ensure company to help him get through the nights he so fears.
It is the cafe that brings Miss Amelia and the town to life. As Earl Hindman who plays one of the townspeople says: "I'm not worth much in this world, but now I feel good." It is Lymon who is instantly obsessed with Marvin Macey, who is obsessed in one way or another with Miss Amelia, who is obsessed with Lymon. Lymon is played to great effect by Cork Hubbert. Like all literary hunchbacks and dwarfs, Lymon's affliction is an outward manifestation of a spiritual brokenness. His appearance is one justification for McCullers and critics to call SAD CAFE a fairy tale. Hubbert plays up his part with the energy and detemination that far exceeds his stature and becomes the Satan, or at least the familiar, of the piece.
Rod Steiger in the expanded role of the preacher has a long speech about the lover and the "be-love" which is supposed to explain the action (the one who is loved more than loves grows to hate the lover etc.), but honestly I think it's a red herring. The real explanation, pour moi, is power. Each of the principals cannot love or respect anyone who is less powerful than him or herself, but has to destroy this other, less powerful person in order to establish his or her own power. Strictly pecking-order stuff. I don't see any love here, only power, or the lack of power. Maybe power is love in this crooked, twisted world of McCullers's South.
SAD CAFE is a remarkable film with memorable performances. It is a fit counternote to the big-budget, low-character summer hits. I can recommend it highly, even at full ticket price, to any adult film goer.
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Several days after my first GHB experience (and second, and third), I told a friend about it, and he immediately decided he'd like to try some. I'd figured out the dosage for NaGHB powder through personal experimentation, and thought I now knew all there was to know... after the fact I browsed through several reports, and all the warnings were there, they just needed reading.
Keep in mind that I'm definitely a GHB fan - for a period there it was my 'escape of choice', replacing alcohol.
One of the first things to happen while using GHB (or most drugs for that matter) is that my common sense gets flushed down the toilet. I'm sure this effect is what causes so many of the overdose reports.
So, Wednesday night my friend 'B' comes over, and it turns out that we've both eaten recently.  But, we decided to go for it anyway.
My roommate was out, so we had free run of the apartment. We settled down in front of the TV, put on 'The Boondock Saints', and proceeded to measure out doses. At 260lb, 4g is about right for me. 'B' is only 160lb, and he'd never tried this before, so I measured out 2g for him.
And nothing. 30 minutes after dosing, nothing. I thought maybe I'd made a dud batch somehow, that all we'd had was pure NaCl or something. However, just to be safe, I convinced him (and myself) to wait another 30 minutes.
And something. 60 minutes into it there wasn't much, but 'B' started to feel some effects, mild but pleasant. I myself felt like I'd had all of one drink, just barely perceptible.
T+01:30 I felt the same, but 'B' thought he was back at baseline, and wanted to try more. So I measured out another 2g for him, and another 2g for myself.
T+01:45 (15 minutes after our second dose) he started to slip rapidly into a GHB delerium. He said he felt wonderful, but he was only conscious half the time, a minute awake and talking, and a minute completely zonked out. It was like someone was flipping a switch back and forth. I finally started to feel the effects as well. The euphoria and feeling of at-peace-with-the-world arrived. The movie took on a whole new dimension.
T+02:00 'B' passed out completely. I noticed only because he'd stopped laughing during the funny/ironic scenes. Somewhat concerned, I checked his breathing and pulse. Breathing was not as deep as I would have liked but his pulse was about 70 and strong, so I stopped worrying. I repositioned him so he wouldn't get a stiff neck and if anything happened he wouldn't choke, and went back to watching the movie, checking him occasionally.
T+03:00 This is new to me - the peak seemed to stretch out into a plateau, I'm still feeling wonderful, no sign of coming down, but also no sign of getting 'worse'.
T+04:00 'B' starts to snore, and a few minutes later wakes up. He's groggy, unsteady, and feeling a little nauseous. He's also quite concerned that we appear to have finished the movie, he asks how long was he out, and upon hearing the answer 'two hours' he starts to panic. I calm him down, get him settled, and he rests for about 15 minutes. I'm starting to return to baseline.
T+04:15 'B' has suddenly become quite alert and talkative. We talk literally for hours, about many things, and in my condition it all seems very deep and important. My roommate comes home, and is somewhat amused at our state, until he realises that we intend to hog the TV all night. I buy him off with ice cream and oven fries.
T+05:00 Still talking, but I'm close to baseline and don't want to be. I take another 2g. This time it comes on within minutes, and I have great difficulty walking and standing, and this time I feel simply drunk, not euphoric. 'B' declines any additional GHB, and is apparently at baseline. We talk some more, but it is very late, and he goes home about an hour later.
T+06:00 I'm finding it difficult to stay awake, so I give up trying, and go to sleep. Unlike previous experiences, I don't snap back awake 4 or 5 hours later, instead I sleep like a log for about 10 hours, then wake up very gradually, feeling slightly hungover.
That afternoon (I woke up very late) and the rest of the day felt very surreal. I'm used to feeling 'slow' the next day, but I usually have mental energy to make up for that, this time I didn't. My mind was as slow as the rest of me. Unsettling. The next day I felt fine, however.
An obvious observation is that we both should have clicked within 90 minutes of dosing. Our doses were certainly large enough. Food must act as a very good buffer. I'm not sure if the food was holding onto most of the GHB and released it later, unfortunately as we took our second dose, or if the food simply acted to slow down the absorption. It could be due to the dose/response curve of GHB, but the second dose felt like double what it really was, I can't help wondering if the first dose was just getting through at the same time.
Lessons learned? Same as last time: don't double dose, even (or especially) if the first dose doesn't seem to be working. Also, don't eat anything prior to the experience! That really messed up the timetable... but this time in my case it actually enhanced the experience. Normally I peak about 45 minutes in and am already mostly down after 90 minutes, this time the peak lasted for *hours*.
But 'B' wasn't so lucky. He overdosed, and was left somewhat confused and concerned by the experience. My fault for indulging his desire for a second dose even though I knew better (or would have known better if sober).  He called me 3 days later, and mentioned that he'd been having trouble sleeping and felt drained of energy since then, but some days after that I heard from him again and he was finally back to normal. He's definitely not trying it again. I'm going to continue to experiment, it's proving to be quite difficult finding the 'sweet spot'. After all this, GHB has fallen to second place, and alcohol is again my prime escape - tastes better, much easier to figure out dosage, and not as likely to go over the edge (at least for me).
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Telling businesses to be confident doesn’t cut it
by New Zealand National Party21 November 2019
Telling businesses to be confident doesn’t cut it
Simply telling businesses to be confident isn’t going to turn around their declining optimism, National’s Finance spokesperson Paul Goldsmith says.
“The Prime Minister has today warned businesses about talking themselves ‘into a funk’, especially when the economy is, according to her, in ‘good heart’.
“Simply telling businesses to be confident doesn’t cut it. All the Prime Minister is trying to do is brush these very real concerns businesses are feeling under the rug.
“This Government is driving down business confidence by adding costs, creating uncertainty, making a hash of key projects like KiwiBuild, as well as overseeing a looming infrastructure crisis.
“Instead of falling back on excuses like ‘global headwinds’, the Government needs to start delivering for businesses.
“The effects of low business confidence is flowing into our weakening labour market, with job growth stalling under this Government’s mismanagement of the economy.
“If National is elected in 2020 we’ll stop the excuses and get on with implementing our positive economic plan to restore business confidence and revive the economy.”


Tennis: France claim Fed Cup title with 3-2 win over Australia
MELBOURNE: France claimed their first Fed Cup title in 16 years on Sunday with a 3-2 victory after defeating hosts Australia in the decisive doubles rubber in the final in Perth.
Kristina Mladenovic and Caroline Garcia held firm in a tense decider to beat Ash Barty and Sam Stosur 6-4 6-3 at Perth Arena and secure France's third title in the women's team event.
France hoist the Fed Cup trophy for the first time since 2003, when Amelie Mauresmo led the French to a 4-1 win over the United States in the final in Moscow.
(Reporting by Ian Ransom; Editing by Hugh Lawson)


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This site gives information on MHC Class I alleles as predicted by MHCflurry.
The results are predictions, not experimentally-determined motifs. In some cases these will deviate from actual motifs. If you find a case of egregious mismatch, please let us know by filing an issue. This will help us improve MHCflurry in the future.
Result generation
We are using the MHCflurry binding affinity (BA) prediction to generate these, not the presentation scores. This may change in the future.
For each allele, we took the top 1% predicted binders across a large set of random peptides. The peptides were sampled using the amino acid frequencies of the peptides in the MHCflurry training data.
For the sequence logos, we plotted the frequency of each amino acid after normalizing by the overall rate of that amino acid in the training data.
The length distributions represent the fraction of the top 1% peptides that are each length.
Code
The predictions over the big pool of peptides are generated by the MHCflurry calibrate-percentile-ranks command.
The motif images and related analyses are part of the analysis_predictor_info MHCflurry download.
This site is generated in the mhcflurry-motifs GitHub project.
Citation
If you find these results useful in your research, please cite MHCflurry:
T. O'Donnell, A. Rubinsteyn, U. Laserson. "MHCflurry 2.0: Improved pan-allele prediction of MHC I-presented peptides by incorporating antigen processing," Cell Systems, 2020. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cels.2020.06.010
T. O’Donnell, A. Rubinsteyn, M. Bonsack, A. B. Riemer, U. Laserson, and J. Hammerbacher, "MHCflurry: Open-Source Class I MHC Binding Affinity Prediction," Cell Systems, 2018. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cels.2018.05.014


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Kitsu Template for Project OutFox
Community version of Soundwaves, the Project OutFox default theme.


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Santander to stop charging commissions on remittances to Mexico
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Monday Spanish bank Santander will stop charging commissions as of Tuesday on remittances sent by migrants to their relatives in Mexico.
Santander Executive Chairman Ana Botin “promised us this year that the bank would not charge commissions on remittances that our citizens in the United States send to their families,” Lopez Obrador said, sitting alongside Botin.
Lopez Obrador described the commissions charged for remittances as “abusive.”
Total remittances to Mexico, mostly coming from U.S.-based Mexican workers, amounted to nearly $27 billion in January to September, according to central bank data.
“We’re committed to launching this program tomorrow at Santander’s U.S.-based branches to any bank in Mexico, with no commissions and using a very competitive exchange rate,” said Botin, in a video posted by Lopez Obrador on Twitter.


R package for the zalpha suite of selection statistics. This package allows the user to run a suite of selection statistics over genomic data. The aim is to identify regions of the genome which have experienced a selective sweep.
Version 0.2.0 is on CRAN.
To install this package from CRAN:
install.packages("zalpha")
To install the development version of this package from github:
1) Install the devtools package
install.packages("devtools")
2) Load the devtools package
library(devtools)
3) Install the zalpha package direct from Github using the install_github function
install_github("chorscroft/zalpha")
For a full explanation of how to use the zalpha package, please see the “zalpha” vignette.
browseVignettes("zalpha")
# or
vignette("zalpha")
If this does not work and you installed the packages directly from Github, try installing using the following code:
install_github("chorscroft/zalpha", build_vignettes=TRUE) # might also have to include the option force=TRUE if the package is already installed
I am very open to feedback, bug reports and requests!
If you have a bug to report or a new feature request, please create a new issue on GitHub.
If you would like to contribute, please feel free to fork the project and create a pull request on GitHub. A guide to how this works can be found here.
If you have any other feedback or need support, please email the author.


Set of IDs of datasets that will be processed.
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Accessor for processedDatasets
Immutable Map of threesixty.data.Data.Identifier -> threesixty.data.ProcessedData
Reduces the amount of datapoints.
Inserts data into the processedDatasets Map
Inserts data into the processedDatasets Map
Set of data to be added to processedDatasets
Set of IDs of datasets that will be processed.
This contains all datasets requested by the client.


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BINARYUNIONSTRUCT applies a set of binary operations to the fields of two structures, each operation can return multiple results.
* Usage:
* [S1,S2,S3,. . .,Sn]=binaryunionstruct(leftStruct,rightStruct,. . .
* fieldOpCell,leftFieldOpCell,rightFieldOpCell)
*
* Input:
* regular:
* leftStruct: struct[n1,n2,. . .,nk] - first input structure array
*
* rightStruct: struct[n1,n2,. . .,nk] - second input structure array
*
* fieldOpCell: cell[1,nOps] - cell array of operations applied
* to common fileds of two structures, each operation should return
* n arguments
*
* optional:
*
* leftFieldOpCell: cell[1,nOps] - cell array of operations that
* applied to the fields that are present only in the first
* structure, each operation should return n arguments
*
* default value: @deal
*
* rightFieldOpCell: cell[1,nOps] - cell array of operations that
* applied to the fields that are present only in the second
* structure, each operation should return n arguments
*
* default value: @deal
*
* Output:
* S1: struct [n1,n2,. . .,nk,nOps] - contains the first outputs from operations
* S2: struct [n1,n2,. . .,nk,nOps] - contains the second outputs from operations
* . . .
* Sn: struct [n1,n2,. . .,nk,nOps] - contains n'th outputs from operatons
*
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
| function mxberry::core::struct::getleavelist |
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* Input:
* regular:
* SInp: struct[] - input structure array
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* Output:
* pathSpecList: cell[nPaths,1] of cell[1,] of char[1,]/cell[1,] of double[1,]
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* - list of path specifications in the following form:
* {{ind11,ind12,. . .,ind1n1},field1,. . .
* {ind21,ind22,. . .,ind2n2},field2,. . .
* {ind31,ind32,. . .,ind3n3},field3}
* which corresponds to
* S(ind11,ind12,. . .,ind1n1).field1(. . .
* ind21,ind22,. . .,ind2n2).field2(. . .
* ind31,ind32,. . .,ind3n3).field3
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* valueList: cell[nPaths,1] of any[] - list of leave values
*
- Author
- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
| function mxberry::core::struct::strucdisp |
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STRUCDISP display structure outline.
* Usage: STRUCDISP(STRUC,fileName,'depth',DEPTH,'printValues',PRINTVALUES,. . .
* 'maxArrayLength',MAXARRAYLENGTH) stores
* the hierarchical outline of a structure and its substructures into
* the specified file
*
* Input:
* regular:
* SInp: struct[1,1] - is a structure datatype with unknown field
* content. It can be either a scalar or a vector, but not a
* matrix. STRUC is the only mandatory argument in this function.
* All other arguments are optional.
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* optional
* fileName: char[1,] is the name of the file to which the output
* should be printed. if this argument is not defined, the output
* is printed to the command window.
*
* properties
* depth: numeric[1,1] - the number of hierarchical levels of
* the structure that are printed. If DEPTH is smaller than zero,
* all levels are printed. Default value for DEPTH is -1
* (print all levels).
*
* printValues: logical[1,1] - flag that states if the field values
* should be printed as well. The default value is 1 (print values)
*
* maxArrayLength: numberic[1,1] - a positive integer,
* which determines up to which length or size the values of
* a vector or matrix are printed. For a vector holds that
* if the length of the vector is smaller or equal to
* MAXARRAYLENGTH, the values are printed. If the vector is
* longer than MAXARRAYLENGTH, then only the size of the
* vector is printed. The values of a 2-dimensional (m,n)
* array are printed if the number of elements (m x n) is
* smaller or equal to MAXARRAYLENGTH. For vectors and arrays,
* this constraint overrides the PRINTVALUES flag.
* numberFormat: char[1,] - format specification used for displaying
* numberic values, passed directly to sprintf, by default '%g' is
* used
* Output:
* regular:
* resStr: char [1,] - resulting string with displayed
* structure contents
*
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- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
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STRUCDISP display structure outline.
* Usage: STRUCT2STR(STRUC,fileName,'depth',DEPTH,'printValues',PRINTVALUES,. . .
* 'maxArrayLength',MAXARRAYLENGTH) stores
* the hierarchical outline of a structure and its substructures into
* the specified file
*
* Input:
* regular:
* SInp: struct[1,1] - is a structure datatype with unknown field
* content. It can be either a scalar or a vector, but not a
* matrix. STRUC is the only mandatory argument in this function.
* All other arguments are optional.
*
* optional
* fileName: char[1,] is the name of the file to which the output
* should be printed. if this argument is not defined, the output
* is printed to the command window.
*
* properties
* depth: numeric[1,1] - the number of hierarchical levels of
* the structure that are printed. If DEPTH is smaller than zero,
* all levels are printed. Default value for DEPTH is -1
* (print all levels).
*
* printValues: logical[1,1] - flag that states if the field values
* should be printed as well. The default value is 1 (print values)
*
* maxArrayLength: numeric[1,1] - a positive integer,
* which determines up to which length or size the values of
* a vector or matrix are printed. For a vector holds that
* if the length of the vector is smaller or equal to
* MAXARRAYLENGTH, the values are printed. If the vector is
* longer than MAXARRAYLENGTH, then only the size of the
* vector is printed. The values of a 2-dimensional (m,n)
* array are printed if the number of elements (m x n) is
* smaller or equal to MAXARRAYLENGTH. For vectors and arrays,
* this constraint overrides the PRINTVALUES flag.
* numberFormat: char[1,] - format specification used for displaying
* numberic values, passed directly to sprintf, by default '%g' is
* used
*
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- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department
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STRUCTGETPATH extract a value from a given structure array using a path specified either as a string or as a sequence of field names separated by dots. It is assumed that all values located at the specified path are of the same size.
* Usage:
* SRes=structgetpath(SInpArr,pathStr)
* SRes=structgetpath(SInpArr,pathStr,false)
*
* Input:
* regular:
* SInpArr: struct[] - input struct array
* pathStr: char[1,]/cell[1,] of char[1,] - path in the SInp
* isPresenceChecked: logical[1,1] - if true, the function doesn't
* throw an exception if the path is not found and returns
* isThere=false instead.
* Default value is FALSE.
* isJustCheck: logical[1,1] - if true, no value is extracted, just a
* presence of the specified path is checked. When
* isJustCheck=true isPresenceChecked is automatically set to true
* Default value is FALSE.
*
* Note: when isJustCheck=true the function is more prohibitive as it
* doesn't check for consistency of sizes for values of different
* structure array elements. However, when isJustCheck=false the
* function attempts to extract values concatenating them via cell2mat
* function. This may result into either a failure
* (isPresenceChecked=false) or isThere=false when
* (isPresenceChecked=true) even if with isJustCheck=true the function
* returned isThere=true.
*
* Output:
* SRes: struct[] - struct array of the same size as SInpArr
* isThere: logical[1,1] - if false, the specified path is not found in
* SInpArr
*
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- Peter Gagarinov, PhD pgaga.nosp@m.rino.nosp@m.v@gma.nosp<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Copyright
- 2015-2016 Peter Gagarinov, PhD
2011-2015 Moscow State University,
Faculty of Computational Mathematics and Computer Science,
System Analysis Department


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- Adding “…on Stack Overflow” doesn’t add clarity in the context of other Stack Overflow products and features.
| {% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} When to use “on Stack Overflow” |
| You’re writing “Collectives™ on Stack Overflow” for the first time on a page |
| When it should be differentiated from other external products or features |
| When it needs to be associated with Stack Overflow |
{% header "h4", "Collectives vs. collectives" %}
When do you capitalize the C in “Collective(s)”?
- Always capitalize “Collectives” and “Collective” when you are using them as proper nouns.
- If you’re just generally referring to a collective, even if it comes right after a company name, it will always be lowercase.
- We can see in Audiobubble’s collective that there are…
- Google Cloud has a collective for its biggest advocates…
- Even if you’re putting “Join a collective” on a button or in a headline, it will be lowercase unless it is directly following the name of a company.
| {% icon "Clear", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Don’t |
{% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Do |
| join the Google Cloud collective |
join the Google Cloud Collective |
| join an Collective |
join a collective |
| A company’s Collective page will be located at the top right of the screen |
A company’s collective page will be located at the top right of the screen |
{% header "h4", "Articles vs. articles" %}
- This can be confusing, because we have a feature called “Articles,” under which you may write a how-to guide, or an announcement, or indeed, an article. So this one depends on the context.
- If you’re referring to a generic article, it’s lowercase.
- When in doubt, ask, “Is this referring to the specific website section (Articles), or to the thing (articles)?”
- If you’re talking about the Articles section of your collective on Stack Overflow, you’ll call it “Articles.”
| {% icon "Clear", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Don’t |
{% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Do |
| I’m writing an article and then I’m going to put it in our team’s articles section |
I’m writing an article and then I’m going to put it in our team’s Articles section |
| In articles, you can find how-to guides, blog posts, and articles |
In Articles, you can find how-to guides, blog posts, and articles |
| Create articles |
Create Articles |
| Pinned articles |
Pinned Articles |
{% header "h4", "User roles" %}
Capitalize user roles, no matter where they are and in what context.
| {% icon "Clear", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Don’t |
{% icon "Checkmark", "mtn1 mbn1" %} Do |
| employees |
Employees |
| Recommended members |
Recommended Members |


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| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse100mA =(0x06) |
◆ kPulse10mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse10mA =(0x02) |
◆ kPulse125mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse125mA =(0x07) |
◆ kPulse25mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse25mA =(0x03) |
◆ kPulse2mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse2mA =(0x00) |
◆ kPulse50mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse50mA =(0x04) |
◆ kPulse5mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse5mA =(0x01) |
◆ kPulse75mA
| frc.lib.drivers.ColorSensorV3.LEDCurrent.kPulse75mA =(0x05) |
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To reserve any of the following books for parents/carers and children dealing with dyslexia to your local library, click on the links to reserve them from our online catalogue, visit any of our libraries, or contact us on 01473 351249 or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can sign up for a library card online for free. You can sign your child up for a library card at any age.
 But Dr Spot and a specialist teacher help him understand that there is nothing ‘wrong’ with him - he just has dyslexia. Soon, Brian is back on top form.”
Hank Zipzer, the World’s Greatest Underachiever and the Crazy Classroom Cascade, by Henry Winkler & Lin Oliver
The first in a brilliant series.
“According to ten-year-old Hank Zipzer, there are many reasons why he shouldn’t have to do homework: every pen he owns has run out of ink; his thoughts are controlled by alien beings; he’s allergic to lined paper - or could it just be that Hank has dyslexia and doesn’t want to look stupid?”
Dyslexia: a parents’ guide to dyslexia, dyspraxia and other learning difficulties, by Valerie Muter & Helen Likierman
“This is a hands-on guide for parents that will help them to identify and manage their child’s learning difficulties.”
You’re So Clumsey Charley: having dyspraxia, dyslexia, ADHD, Asperger’s or autism does not make you stupid, by Jane Binnion
“Charley always seemed to get into trouble, though he didn’t mean to. He was getting fed up of going to school, because he felt different than most of the other kids. Then he met Aunty Bella and everything changed.”
Dyslexia and Other Learning Difficulties: the essential guide, by Maria Chivers
“This guide takes you step-by-step through diagnosis, treatment, education and into career options. Up-to-the-minute facts and practical advice enable you to pinpoint exactly what is wrong with your child, communicate with teachers, assess your child’s rights and choose the right education.”
Learning Disabilities in a Nutshell: dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, by Swaroop Rawal
“The aim of this book is to help to bridge the gap between research and practice in the field of learning disability. It is written for all the learning disabled children, their teachers, parents and siblings.”
The Self-help Guide for Teens with Dyslexia: useful stuff you may not learn at school, by Alais Winton
“Offering solutions to common problems students with dyslexia face, college tutor Alais Winton describes tried-and-tested techniques for succeeding with reading, spelling, memorising information and time management, as well as a simple method to ensure learning tools (such as pencils and books) are never misplaced again.
“The strategies are ideal for use in the run-up to exams, helping young learners to become more organised, less stressed and better prepared.”
I Spy a Great Reader: how to unlock the literacy secret and get your child hooked on books, by Jackie French
“Award-winning author Jackie French knows what it is to struggle with reading and literacy. Drawing on her own experience with dyslexia, Jackie has written this book to help parents identify the possible reading difficulties their children may have. All children learn differently, and Jackie offers many fun and rewarding ways to help launch your child into literacy. These include games for co-ordination, concentration and focus as well as helpful steps to kickstart your child into reading and to foster a life-long love of books.”
Can I Tell You About Dyslexia? A guide for friends, family and professionals, by Alan M. Hultquist & Bill Tulp
“Meet Zoe - a young girl with dyslexia. Zoe invites readers to learn about dyslexia from her perspective. She helps readers to understand the challenges faced by a child with dyslexia, explaining what dyslexia is and how it affects her at home and at school. Zoe describes exactly why she finds reading, writing and words so difficult, and how other people can help her in these areas.
“This illustrated book is ideally suited for readers aged 7 and upwards, and will be an excellent way to start a discussion about dyslexia, in the classroom or at home.”
Help! My Child has Dyslexia: a practical guide for parents, by Judy Hornigold
“Judy Hornigold writes with knowledge and understanding of the challenges of dyslexia and of the ways in which parents can help and support their child.”
I Know Someone with Dyslexia, by Sue Barraclough
“This series presents common behavioural and physiological health issues in a simple and inclusive way. It demystifies common health issues and also helps afflicted children feel as though they aren’t alone.”
Words Get Knotted, by Pippa Sweeney
“This charming book aims to empower children with dyslexia to recognise and understand their own difficulties and by sharing it with friends and family help them to understand too.”
Dyslexia: a complete guide for parents and those who help them, by Gavin Reid
“Gavin Reid addresses the concerns of parents of dyslexic children in this book. He describes the identification and assessment processes used by schools and education authorities, as well as the different agencies that support dyslexic children.”
How to Help your Dyslexic and Dyspraxic Child: a practical guide for parents, by Sally McKeown
“This text provides parents with information about dyslexia and dyspraxia and gives them practical ways to help their child, from understanding and recognizing the symptoms to getting support from schools and other networks.”