June 24-26th 2016
$280
The Schedule
This schedule will be updated as we get closer to the event.
Friday, 24th – arrive and get comfy
Any offliners requiring help travelling to the location will be offered car pooling. If you require this, please let us know when you apply.
Saturday & Sunday, 25-26th – discussions, projects, and games
Discuss and work freely with other offliners between well paced use-it-or-lose it speaking times, group discussions, and games.
A huge thank you to our foundational sponsor and partner, IBM Cloud Data Services. Without them, this wouldn't be possible.
Diversity sponsor, YLD, is a team of motivated and experienced individuals passionate for software engineering and dream of making digital transformation possible for everyone.
Pulling the community together for a more focused conversation around offline will be tremendous for advancing offline tooling, design patterns, and making the challenge more visible. We would love to have your help.
View our sponsorship optionsTremendous logistical and systems support from our event partners:
The Offline Camp Team
- Gregor Martynus @gr2m
- Teri Chadbourne @EventTeri
- Steven Trevathan @strevat
- Maureen McElaney @Mo_Mack
- Bradley Holt @BradleyHolt
- Corvo


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The Wireframe
It's a pretty basic, simple sketch I admit. However I had the design in my head already and wanted to get to coding instead of spending too much time sketching it out. As I go back and iterate, I will likely spend more time sketching.
As part of our week 2 curriculum, we've been told to learn a thing or two about design and apply it to our GitHub pages! Here's what I've done thus far.
It's a pretty basic, simple sketch I admit. However I had the design in my head already and wanted to get to coding instead of spending too much time sketching it out. As I go back and iterate, I will likely spend more time sketching.
My main goal for the design is to keep things looking simple and elegant by taking advantage of lots of negative space. Eventually I would like to add a two-column layout for my blog posts with featured images, but for this version I simply centered everything.
There is tons of work yet to be done. Here is what's coming in the next iteration:
-Media Queries to make the site truly responsive
-Column layout for blog posts
-Social icons in the sticky header
-Updated blog template to reflect the new design of the home page, ensuring a consistent user experience throughout.
That's it for now. Be sure to check back soon for updates, and please give feedback in the group!


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Offer the user a list of options. (This widget could probably have a better name, but we’re stuck with it for now)
The options should be stored in the attribute values as a list. The attribute value stores the index of the user’s selection. If you want to return the actual selected values rather than an index, use the get_selected_objects() method.
One of the most important features of MultiLine and widgets derived from it is that it can be adapted easily to allow the user to choose different types of objects. To do so, override the method display_value(self, vl). The argument vl will be the object being displayed, and the function should return a string that can be displayed on the screen.
In other words you can pass in a list of objects of arbitrary types. By default, they will be displayed using str(), but by overriding display_value you can present them however you see fit.
MultiLine also allows the user to ‘filter’ entries. (bound to keys l, L, n, p by default for filter, clear filter, next and previous). The current implementation highlights lines that match on the screen. Future implementations may hide the other lines or offer a choice. You can control how the filter operates by overriding the filter_value method. This should accept an index as an argument (which looks up a line in the list .values) and should return True on a match and False otherwise. From version 2.0pre74, the whole filtering system can be disabled by setting that attribute .allow_filtering to False. This can also be passed in as an argument to the constructor.
Multiline widgets are a container widget that then holds a series of other widgets that handle various parts of the display. All multiline classes have a _contained_widget class attribute. This controls how the widget is constructed. The class attribute _contained_widget_height specifies how many lines of the screen each widget should be given.
A titled version of the MultiLine widget.
If creating your own subclasses of MultiLine, you can create Title versions by subclassing this object and changing the _entry_type class variable.
Offer the User a list of options, allow him or her to select more than one of them.
The value attribute is a list of the indexes user’s choices. As with the MultiLine widget, the list of choices is stored in the attribue values.
The BufferPager class is a subclass of the Pager class. It is designed to display text to the user in much the way that tail -f does under *nix. By default, the .values attribute is set to an instance of the collections.deque class. You can pass a maxlen= value to the constructor. If not, the maxlen for the deque object will be taken from the class attribute DEFAULT_MAXLEN, which is None by default.
Clear the buffer.
Add lines to the contained deque object. If scroll_end is True, scroll to the end of the buffer. If scroll_if_editing is True, then scroll to the end even if the user is currently editing the Pager.


WITNESS LIST Education Committee May 2, 2001 - 9:00A HB 108 Registering, but not testifying: For: Aitken, Sally Teacher Assistant (Leander I.S.D.), Leander, TX Eckhart, Harley Associate Executive Director (Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX Lara, Rene Legislative Liaison (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Smith, Lauren (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX HB 459 Registering, but not testifying: On: Hollis, Lois Asst. Commissioner for Student Services (Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board), Austin, TX HB 461 Registering, but not testifying: For: Tucker, Dustee Student (University of North Texas Student Body), Denton, TX On: Jacobs, Dr. Bonita V.P. for Student Development (University of North Texas), Denton, TX Parker, Walt Vice President -Univ. of North Texas (University of North Texas System), Denton, TX HB 462 Registering, but not testifying: For: Tucker, Dustee Student (University of North Texas Student Body), Denton, TX On: Jacobs, Dr. Bonita V.P. for Student Development (University of North Texas), Denton, TX Parker, Walt Vice President -Univ. of North Texas (University of North Texas System), Denton, TX HB 467 ON: Nicholas, Richard Vice President for Student Life (Texas Woman's University), Denton, TX HB 623 FOR: Thomas, P.D. Administrator Allen I.S.D. (Textbook Coordinators Association of Texas), Allen, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Watkins, Joe Bill Attorney (Association of American Publishers), Austin, TX HB 1127 Registering, but not testifying: For: Lara, Rene Legislative Liaison (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX HB 1465 FOR: Fonte, Dr. Richard President (Austin Community College), Austin, TX HB 1671 Registering, but not testifying: On: Gettings, Elizabeth Asst. Vice President, Gov. Relations (University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston), Houston, TX HB 1938 Registering, but not testifying: For: Baker, Clifford Chief Executive Officer (Panhandle-Plains Higher Education Authority), Canyon, TX Bryan, Kathryn (North Texas Higher Education Authority), Arlington, TX Delgado, Rose Consultant (South Texas Higher Education Authority), San Antonio, TX Torres, George Asst. V.P. Gov. Affairs (Texas Guaranteed Student Loan Corp.), Austin, TX Ziemski, Robert Pres. Student Loans and Outreach (COSTEP), McAllen, TX On: Treadway, Ellis Student Loans (Brazos Higher Education Service Corporation, Inc.), Austin, TX HB 2584 Registering, but not testifying: For: Caldwell, Jim (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Kingsland, TX Cummings, Bill (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Lockhart, TX Higgins, Carlos (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Austin, TX Holtermann, John W. (Texas Silver-Haired Legislature), Austin, TX HB 2864 Registering, but not testifying: For: Crow, Denny Chief Financial Officer (Lampasas I.S.D. and Mid-Size Schools Association), Lampasas, TX Dunn, David Associate Executive Director (Texas Association of Schools Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX Grusendorf, Bill Chief Executive Officer (Texas Association of Rural Schools), San Saba, TX McCraw, Ken Superintendent (La Mesa I.S.D.), La Mesa, TX Pierce, Wayne Executive Director (Equity Center), Austin, TX Wood, Bruce Superintendent Kaufman I.S.D. (Texas Association of Mid Size Schools), Kaufman, TX HB 3343 FOR: Dunn, David Associate Executive Director (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX ON: Dunlap, Charles (Teacher Retirement System), Austin, TX Francis, Patrick Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX Hartman, Eric Legislative Director (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX Lehr, Mike Legislative Coordinator (Texas Retired Teachers Association), Austin, TX McGeady, John Analyst (Legislative Budget Board), Austin, TX Moak, Lynn Consultant (Texas School Alliance), Austin, TX Reim, Bob Insurance Consultant (Self), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Carpenter, Bill Educator (Texas School Alliance), Houston, TX Eckhart, Harley Associate Executive Director (Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association), Austin, TX Grusendorf, Bill Chief Executive Officer (Texas Association of Rural Schools), San Saba, TX SB 852 FOR: Bechtol, Bill Elementary Principal (Principals), Austin, TX Soehnge, Karen Education Administrator (Texas Association of School Administrators), Katy, TX AGAINST: Hartman, Eric Legislative Director (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Smith, Lauren (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Campbell, Jack Governmental Affairs (Texas Association of Business and Chambers of Commerce), Austin, TX De Leon, Marty Asst. Director of Gov. Relations (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX Eckhart, Harley Associate Executive Director (Texas Elementary Prinicpals and Supervisors Association), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: Against: Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX SB 927 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX On: Esquivel, Eddie (Department of Information Resources), Austin, TX SB 1389 FOR: Pierce, Wayne Executive Director (Equity Center), Austin, TX ON: Anderson, David Lawyer (Texas Education Agency), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Crow, Denny Chief Financial Officer (Lampasas I.S.D.), Lampasas, TX Dunn, David (Texas Association of School Boards), Austin, TX Grusendorf, Bill CEO (Texas Association of Rural Schools), San Saba, TX McCraw, Ken Superintendent (La Mesa I.S.D.), La Mesa, TX Smith, Chris (Bay City I.S.D.), Bay City, TX Walton, Richard (Bay City I.S.D.), Bay City, TX Wood, Bruce Superintendent (Kaufman I.S.D.), Kaufman, TX SB 1769 AGAINST: Gregg, Brock Governmental Relations (Association of Texas Professional Educators), Austin, TX Hartman, Eric Legislative Director (Texas Federation of Teachers), Austin, TX Hollingsworth, Lonnie Attorney (Texas Classroom Teachers Association), Austin, TX Kelly, Jack (Texas State Teachers Association), Austin, TX


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Foz is the town on the Brazilian side of the South American "tri-border" area (shared by Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay), and the gateway to Brazil's share of the colossal Iguazu Falls. Foz was the first place I visited in Brazil (after crossing from Puerto Iguazú in Argentina), and it's a nice, laid-back introduction to this utterly crazy country.


See all my code on Github and view some smaller projects on my old portfolio.
Research Manager
Research Participant manager built with Vue.js, Bootstrap and Firestore. Feel free to add a participant.
Payment Applet
A functioning payment page using Stripe. Payments will not go through, so feel free to try it.
Javascript Platformer
A simple platforming game made with Javascript. Use arrowkeys to move.
Peruzer
A fictional start-up website with a randomized clickable button.
Employee Manager
An employee manager built with Vue.js, Materialize and Firestore. Feel free to add an employee.
Javascript Quiz
A quiz applet made in Javascript. Can be adapted to other question banks for classifying quiz takers in catagories.
Array Functions
A simple applet that finds unions, intersections and differences between two input sets.


--- title: wtlike interface keywords: fastai sidebar: home_sidebar summary: "Top-level interface to the rest of the package" description: "Top-level interface to the rest of the package" nb_path: "nbs/90_main.ipynb" ---
def phase_tests():
"""
### Test phase_view
{out1}
{fig1}
{out2}
{fig2}
"""
plt.rc('font', size=16)
year = 365.25; ref_date='2008'; precess=53.05
with capture(f'Vela setup, {precess}-day period') as out1:
vela = WtLike('Vela pulsar')
pv = vela.phase_view( period=precess, nbins=25);
fig1 = figure(pv.plot(), width=500);
with capture(f'Geminga setup: period={year} days, relative to {ref_date}') as out2:
geminga = WtLike('Geminga')
gv = geminga.phase_view(year, nbins=50, reference=ref_date)
fig2 = figure(gv.plot(), width=500)
# #gv.fluxes.query('flux>1.07')
# with capture(f'Geminga with yearly bins') as out3:
# gt = geminga.view(54685.15, 0, 7.305)
# fig3= figure(gt.plot(UTC=True));
# fq = gt.fluxes.query('flux>1.1')['t flux'.split()];
return locals()
if Config().valid:
nbdoc(phase_tests)
full = None
# code for the demo--this shouid be collapsed
def demo(clear=False):
"""
## Test/Demonstration with 3C 279
> Note that this also demonstrates using `nbdoc` to have a single Jupyterlab cell generate a document
First, the weekly light curve:
{out1} {fig1}
Replot the figure with an expanded scale to see position of a flare:
{fig2}
{out3} {fig3}
{out4} {fig4}
Table of BB fits
{bb_table}
This can be compared with Figure 4 from the [Kerr paper](https://arxiv.org/pdf/1910.00140.pdf)
{kerr_fig4}
"""
global full
#with capture_print('Create full weekly light curve') as out1:
full = WtLike('3C 279', clear=clear)
fig1 = figure(
full.plot(yscale='log', ylim=(0.2,20), figsize=(15,5), xlabel='MJD', fmt='.', fignum=1),
caption='Full scale', width=600)
fig2 = figure(
full.plot( figsize=(15,5), xlabel='MJD', fmt='o', fignum=2, xlim=(57100, 57300),),
width=600)
with capture_print('Define orbit-based subset around large flare at MJD 57189') as out3:
orbit = full.view((57186, 57191, 0))
fig3 = figure(
orbit.plot(fmt='o', tzero=57186, fignum=3 ),
width=600)
with capture_print('Apply BB and overplot it with the cells on which it is based') as out4:
bborbit = orbit.bb_view()
fig4 = figure(
bborbit.plot(fmt='o', tzero=57186, fignum=4),
width=600)
bb_table = orbit.fluxes
kerr_fig4 = image('kerr_fig4.png', width=600, caption=None)
return locals()
if config.valid:
nbdoc(demo, False)


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I am an experienced software engineer with more than 18 years of experience in web development. I work mostly with Java, Javascript and related technologies but the last couple of years i have also worked with iOS/Objective-C.
Because of my broad knowledge and interests, and because i like to get the complete system working, on most of the projects i work on i am involved in all the parts of the system, from frontend and backend development to deployment and hosting.
I am a quick learner and love to work in a team, especially in agile/SCRUM teams. I love seeing everyone on a team getting better by helping each other.


FSharp on Azure notebooks
Getting your own dev environment can be a bit of headache for new comers. But you can get a free environment and learn FSharp basics using Azure notebook
Azure notebook provide jupyter notebooks with python and FSharp engin. My intro project ( adapted from is available here. Feel free to play or clone it.


Hi there, as you already know, my name is Chase and I might just be the most amazing QA you'll ever meet. No really, it's true.
What makes me stand out from the crowd
"Carrier Pidgeons, Conch Shell Horns, Dog Whistles. Or, if you must, @


Core modules
Core modules that may be useful to module authors
| 0.1 | CompUnit::* modules and roles |
| 0.2 | NativeCall modules |
| 0.3 | Other modules |
The Rakudo implementation has a few modules included you may want to use. The following is a list of them, along with links to their source code.
CompUnit::*
modules and roles
These modules are mostly used by distribution build tools, and are not intended to be used (at least until version 6.c) by the final user.
NativeCall
modules
NativeCall
Native Calling Interface (docs)NativeCall::Types
Used byNativeCall
NativeCall::Compiler::GNU
Used byNativeCall
NativeCall::Compiler::MSVC
Used byNativeCall
Other modules
≈=item Pod::To::Text
Used by several external modules


According to Jorge Farias, the CEO of cryptocurrency exchange Cryptobuyer, Dash has “outpaced Bitcoin” on the platform recently. One of the major cryptocurrency exchanges servicing the Latin America region, Cryptobuyer runs a complete cryptocurrency platform and ecosystem...
people in latin america can't use bitcoin cause transaction fees
this is also huge adoption news
the dash dao funded a project to deliver 60k phones with pre loaded dash on them
Dash has now reached 10,000 active Android wallets in Venezuela, which comprises 30% of the nearly 35,000 active Android wallets globally thanks to several joint initiatives in the region. Ernesto Contreras, Dash Core Group’s Business Development Manager for Latin America, ...
muh self funding chain isn't interesting
Not to mention dash now also has a investment department and any dash holder basically holds a share , they will buy real estate, companies, land etc etc and try to flip them for profit.
imagine if the dash investment fund at one time has a good amount of lands and corporations in portfolio
imagine the advantages when you have dash
already dreaming about when they are super succesful and buy an island. Dash island. You can only visit if you have dash.
I have a feel altcoin season is starting
Caglio25-Jul-19 04:34 PM
@Tek im gonna buy some dash
Tek25-Jul-19 04:35 PM
@Caglio any smart man would. BCH is trying to build what DASH already has right now, it will take 2 years at least. pre consensus to enable instant transactions and anti 51%
the only thing holding dash back is the relatively high inflation compared to bitcoin.
LocoMB25-Jul-19 04:55 PM
sure:
Reversilbe transactions are necessary because the rollack preserves the trust in dash in case of disaster. You have to preserve trust at all cost, because money without trust is nothing. In the bad case where a theft occurs and the trust in dash is lost, the only way to recover the trust is to revert the transactions.
Reversible transactions can also be used as a form of taxation. which is also necessary for a nation to work properly.
The key point is who decides the rollback of the transactions. The rollback should be decided by all dash community persons with the rule one_person--one_vote and not by the core team or by the masternode owners.
have they fixed this nonsense?!?! or.. prly they didn't, because hidden pre-mine-protection
Tek25-Jul-19 04:58 PM
muh premine
it was a litecoin bug, not a dash bug.
they used it, fixed it, and gave away all the coins to spread adoption
in litecoins case. charlton lee kept them all
@LocoMB I don't agree that everyone should be able to vote. cause democracy doesn't work. dumb people shouldn't be able to vote
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:00 PM
nono, I mean did they fix the 'not-money-bug-because-not-immutable'
but you are oki with TX reversibility?
Tek25-Jul-19 05:01 PM
depends.
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:01 PM
like a bit pregnant?
Tek25-Jul-19 05:01 PM
i dunno maybe having a asset that actually has reverseable TX capability is an advantage.
im trying to make good investments here
I don't care about anything else
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:02 PM
that is not a good investment
Tek25-Jul-19 05:02 PM
dash has a legal office in australia
it has so many branches
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:02 PM
sure, like all the Wall $treet tentacles
Tek25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
what i see is that dash has all the things in place for adoption
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
you'll be better off investing in Goldman Sachs
Tek25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
nah
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
yeah like LIBRA- but that is not a money either
Tek25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
libra is bound to fiat currency
so useless
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:03 PM
better invest in LIBRA, coz Zuck'll fuck DASH raw
Tek25-Jul-19 05:04 PM
you can't "invest" in libra
it would be the same as investing in national currencies
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:04 PM
you can invest in Facebook or Paypal, and thus invest in LIBRA(edited)
Tek25-Jul-19 05:04 PM
libra is not facebook, its their money spying tool bound to a basket of national currencies
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:04 PM
better go for that, coz DASH will be raped raw by Zuckcoin
oh, fine sematnic difference! sure LIBRA is not Facebook (edited)
Tek25-Jul-19 05:05 PM
facebook is going to die soon.
people are leaving
I left, many of my friends left
the hype is gone
it will live in poor countries
even girls leave
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:06 PM
that still doesn't make DASH money, because if you can roll back TXs it is a plastic plantation token that can be yanked at its masters whim (hint: which is not you)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴25-Jul-19 05:06 PM
even girls leave
there are no females on the internet
1
LocoMB25-Jul-19 05:07 PM
remember: not your keys, not your coins ?!?!

Markus25-Jul-19 05:12 PM
lol
Tek25-Jul-19 05:17 PM
P.S , stacy will also buy NANO.
altcoinist25-Jul-19 05:20 PM
Bitcoin has better roi then dash, btc did 3-4 x roi but dash barely did 2 x
Tek25-Jul-19 05:21 PM
dash came from a few cents
just like bitcoin
give it a few more years
gonna be 10k per dash
Caglio25-Jul-19 05:22 PM
i remember glory days of dash
altcoinist25-Jul-19 05:22 PM
Dash lost it's market share
washparkdlt25-Jul-19 05:22 PM
Why is kmd so sleepy?
actionslacks25-Jul-19 05:23 PM
rollback functionality will likely be a govt mandated feature for crypto that seeks regulatory approval. perhaps dash is simply bending the knee to the anticipated crypto overlords
Tek25-Jul-19 05:23 PM
Doesn't matter, Dash didn't lose adoption or hashrate
or moving forward
bitcoin will fall eventually if they stick to 1mb blocks
its written on the walls.
no one wants to pay a $10 fee to send $100 to a friend
washparkdlt25-Jul-19 05:24 PM
Y’all must have missed the news that btc can be rolled back with a conference call. Just saying
altcoinist25-Jul-19 05:24 PM
Dash digital trash (sorry)
actionslacks25-Jul-19 05:25 PM
btc is king shitcoin now, has been for awhile
Tek25-Jul-19 05:25 PM
@Deleted User there are , 52 BTC pools that controll all the hash
they all know each other
and they do 51% to reverse transactions when necissary
no, if you have majority hashrate you win
so if the pools decide to reverse a transaction together


org.bsf.remoting.util.naming
Class PropertiesICFactory
java.lang.Object
|
+--org.bsf.remoting.util.naming.PropertiesICFactory
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- InitialContextFactory
- public class PropertiesICFactory
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements InitialContextFactory
This class allows to create an Initial context depending on a
property file. The normal use is to set the properties ressources and then to call
the getInitialContext() that will returns the cached initial context.
However, another solution is to call the static method getInitialContext(String )
that allows the use of different Initial contexts in the same JVM
This is usefull when more than one IC can be used
in the same JVM.
- Author:
- Gaetan Zoritchak
|
Method Summary |
static javax.naming.Context |
createInitialContext(java.lang.String propertiesRessource)
Creates a new Initial context using the ressource properties. |
javax.naming.Context |
getInitialContext()
|
private void |
loadICInstance()
Instantiates the Initial context according to the properties. |
void |
setPropertiesRessources(java.lang.String propertiesRessources)
sets the properties ressource and load the Initial context
corresponding to the ressource. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
_propertiesRessources
private java.lang.String _propertiesRessources
_ic
private javax.naming.Context _ic
PropertiesICFactory
public PropertiesICFactory()
setPropertiesRessources
public void setPropertiesRessources(java.lang.String propertiesRessources)
- sets the properties ressource and load the Initial context
corresponding to the ressource.
loadICInstance
private void loadICInstance()
- Instantiates the Initial context according to the properties.
getInitialContext
public javax.naming.Context getInitialContext()
- Specified by:
getInitialContext
in interface InitialContextFactory
- Returns:
- the cached initial context.
createInitialContext
public static javax.naming.Context createInitialContext(java.lang.String propertiesRessource)
- Creates a new Initial context using the ressource properties.


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Educational information
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medical hygiene
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Entering community health
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Conduct blood donation activities
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Medical service system
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Health law enforcement inspection
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Building a harmonious and hygienic
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Primary medical institutions are valued
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Covering the urban population
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Research on housing provident fund
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Improve housing quality
retirement
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Delayed social security withdrawal age
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Guarantee retirement


Nabeel Choudhary jailed for life for killing father-of-four over family feud
Nabeel Choudhary was part of a group of seven who brutally stabbed Yassir Hussain to death.
by Ross McCarthy, Graeme Brown, https://www.birminghammail.co.uk/authors/ross-mccarthy/, https://www.facebook.com/graemebrum/?fref=tsA man will serve at least 26 in jail after murdering a father of four who became the innocent victim of a brutal family feud.
Nabeel Choudhary, 21, from West Bromwich, was part of a group of seven who brutally stabbed Yassir Hussain to death.
Mr Justice Nicol jailed Choudhary for life and ordered he serve a minimum term of 26 years and 37 days.
A Birmingham Crown Court trial heard Mr Hussain tried to flee outside the Golden City takeaway in Lower Gornal on December 4 last year but was trapped and hacked to death.
Mr Hussain's family paid tribute to him as a "gentle" man who was an "innocent" in a long-running family feud that led to the chilling machete attack.
The court heard how Choudhary had previously threatened his cousin cousin Morrad Hussain, who managed to flee the scene.
Choudhary was sentenced to life in prison for murder but there was no separate sentence for charges of attempted grievous bodily harm and dangerous driving.
Meanwhile, police believe more people were involved in the chilling attack , and the investigation continues into the Central Drive incident.
Choudhary was acquitted of having an imitation firearm and Akarsh Tasleem was acquitted of murder and possessing a bladed article.
The hearing at Birmingham Crown Court heard how Mr Hussain was visiting family in the area from his home in Nelson near Burnley, where he was a shopkeeper.
Yasmin Akhtar, one of three sisters of the victim, said in a statement said the family were “broken and destroyed” and that her brother’s death was “unnecessary and cruel”.
”He was innocent of any of the wrong doings between the families,” she said.
She it was terrible for her brother to die in the way he did.
”He was a kind and gentle man, a family man with four children.”
Miss Akhtar said he is “very much alive” for them.


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/* This file is part of Ext JS 4 Copyright (c) 2011 Sencha Inc Contact: http://www.sencha.com/contact Commercial Usage Licensees holding valid commercial licenses may use this file in accordance with the Commercial Software License Agreement provided with the Software or, alternatively, in accordance with the terms contained in a written agreement between you and Sencha. If you are unsure which license is appropriate for your use, please contact the sales department at http://www.sencha.com/contact. */ /** * The Ext.grid.plugin.CellEditing plugin injects editing at a cell level for a Grid. Only a single * cell will be editable at a time. The field that will be used for the editor is defined at the * {@link Ext.grid.column.Column#editor editor}. The editor can be a field instance or a field configuration. * * If an editor is not specified for a particular column then that cell will not be editable and it will * be skipped when activated via the mouse or the keyboard. * * The editor may be shared for each column in the grid, or a different one may be specified for each column. * An appropriate field type should be chosen to match the data structure that it will be editing. For example, * to edit a date, it would be useful to specify {@link Ext.form.field.Date} as the editor. * * @example * Ext.create('Ext.data.Store', { * storeId:'simpsonsStore', * fields:['name', 'email', 'phone'], * data:{'items':[ * {"name":"Lisa"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone":"555-111-1224"}, * {"name":"Bart"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone":"555--222-1234"}, * {"name":"Homer"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone":"555-222-1244"}, * {"name":"Marge"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone":"555-222-1254"} * ]}, * proxy: { * type: 'memory', * reader: { * type: 'json', * root: 'items' * } * } * }); * * Ext.create('Ext.grid.Panel', { * title: 'Simpsons', * store: Ext.data.StoreManager.lookup('simpsonsStore'), * columns: [ * {header: 'Name', dataIndex: 'name', editor: 'textfield'}, * {header: 'Email', dataIndex: 'email', flex:1, * editor: { * xtype: 'textfield', * allowBlank: false * } * }, * {header: 'Phone', dataIndex: 'phone'} * ], * selType: 'cellmodel', * plugins: [ * Ext.create('Ext.grid.plugin.CellEditing', { * clicksToEdit: 1 * }) * ], * height: 200, * width: 400, * renderTo: Ext.getBody() * }); */ Ext.define('Ext.grid.plugin.CellEditing', { alias: 'plugin.cellediting', extend: 'Ext.grid.plugin.Editing', requires: ['Ext.grid.CellEditor', 'Ext.util.DelayedTask'], constructor: function() { /** * @event beforeedit * Fires before cell editing is triggered. Return false from event handler to stop the editing. * * @param {Object} e An edit event with the following properties: * * - grid - The grid * - record - The record being edited * - field - The field name being edited * - value - The value for the field being edited. * - row - The grid table row * - column - The grid {@link Ext.grid.column.Column Column} defining the column that is being edited. * - rowIdx - The row index that is being edited * - colIdx - The column index that is being edited * - cancel - Set this to true to cancel the edit or return false from your handler. */ /** * @event edit * Fires after a cell is edited. Usage example: * * grid.on('edit', function(editor, e) { * // commit the changes right after editing finished * e.record.commit(); * }; * * @param {Ext.grid.plugin.Editing} editor * @param {Object} e An edit event with the following properties: * * - grid - The grid * - record - The record that was edited * - field - The field name that was edited * - value - The value being set * - originalValue - The original value for the field, before the edit. * - row - The grid table row * - column - The grid {@link Ext.grid.column.Column Column} defining the column that was edited. * - rowIdx - The row index that was edited * - colIdx - The column index that was edited */ /** * @event validateedit * Fires after a cell is edited, but before the value is set in the record. Return false from event handler to * cancel the change. * * Usage example showing how to remove the red triangle (dirty record indicator) from some records (not all). By * observing the grid's validateedit event, it can be cancelled if the edit occurs on a targeted row (for * example) and then setting the field's new value in the Record directly: * * grid.on('validateedit', function(editor, e) { * var myTargetRow = 6; * * if (e.row == myTargetRow) { * e.cancel = true; * e.record.data[e.field] = e.value; * } * }); * * @param {Ext.grid.plugin.Editing} editor * @param {Object} e An edit event with the following properties: * * - grid - The grid * - record - The record being edited * - field - The field name being edited * - value - The value being set * - originalValue - The original value for the field, before the edit. * - row - The grid table row * - column - The grid {@link Ext.grid.column.Column Column} defining the column that is being edited. * - rowIdx - The row index that is being edited * - colIdx - The column index that is being edited * - cancel - Set this to true to cancel the edit or return false from your handler. */ this.callParent(arguments); this.editors = Ext.create('Ext.util.MixedCollection', false, function(editor) { return editor.editorId; }); this.editTask = Ext.create('Ext.util.DelayedTask'); }, onReconfigure: function(){ this.editors.clear(); this.callParent(); }, /** * @private * AbstractComponent calls destroy on all its plugins at destroy time. */ destroy: function() { var me = this; me.editTask.cancel(); me.editors.each(Ext.destroy, Ext); me.editors.clear(); me.callParent(arguments); }, onBodyScroll: function() { var ed = this.getActiveEditor(); if (ed && ed.field) { if (ed.field.triggerBlur) { ed.field.triggerBlur(); } else { ed.field.blur(); } } }, // private // Template method called from base class's initEvents initCancelTriggers: function() { var me = this, grid = me.grid, view = grid.view; view.addElListener('mousewheel', me.cancelEdit, me); me.mon(view, 'bodyscroll', me.onBodyScroll, me); me.mon(grid, { columnresize: me.cancelEdit, columnmove: me.cancelEdit, scope: me }); }, /** * Starts editing the specified record, using the specified Column definition to define which field is being edited. * @param {Ext.data.Model} record The Store data record which backs the row to be edited. * @param {Ext.data.Model} columnHeader The Column object defining the column to be edited. @override */ startEdit: function(record, columnHeader) { var me = this, value = record.get(columnHeader.dataIndex), context = me.getEditingContext(record, columnHeader), ed; record = context.record; columnHeader = context.column; // Complete the edit now, before getting the editor's target // cell DOM element. Completing the edit causes a view refresh. me.completeEdit(); context.originalValue = context.value = value; if (me.beforeEdit(context) === false || me.fireEvent('beforeedit', context) === false || context.cancel) { return false; } // See if the field is editable for the requested record if (columnHeader && !columnHeader.getEditor(record)) { return false; } ed = me.getEditor(record, columnHeader); if (ed) { me.context = context; me.setActiveEditor(ed); me.setActiveRecord(record); me.setActiveColumn(columnHeader); // Defer, so we have some time between view scroll to sync up the editor me.editTask.delay(15, ed.startEdit, ed, [me.getCell(record, columnHeader), value]); } else { // BrowserBug: WebKit & IE refuse to focus the element, rather // it will focus it and then immediately focus the body. This // temporary hack works for Webkit and IE6. IE7 and 8 are still // broken me.grid.getView().getEl(columnHeader).focus((Ext.isWebKit || Ext.isIE) ? 10 : false); } }, completeEdit: function() { var activeEd = this.getActiveEditor(); if (activeEd) { activeEd.completeEdit(); } }, // internal getters/setters setActiveEditor: function(ed) { this.activeEditor = ed; }, getActiveEditor: function() { return this.activeEditor; }, setActiveColumn: function(column) { this.activeColumn = column; }, getActiveColumn: function() { return this.activeColumn; }, setActiveRecord: function(record) { this.activeRecord = record; }, getActiveRecord: function() { return this.activeRecord; }, getEditor: function(record, column) { var me = this, editors = me.editors, editorId = column.getItemId(), editor = editors.getByKey(editorId); if (editor) { return editor; } else { editor = column.getEditor(record); if (!editor) { return false; } // Allow them to specify a CellEditor in the Column if (!(editor instanceof Ext.grid.CellEditor)) { editor = Ext.create('Ext.grid.CellEditor', { editorId: editorId, field: editor }); } editor.parentEl = me.grid.getEditorParent(); // editor.parentEl should be set here. editor.on({ scope: me, specialkey: me.onSpecialKey, complete: me.onEditComplete, canceledit: me.cancelEdit }); editors.add(editor); return editor; } }, // inherit docs setColumnField: function(column, field) { var ed = this.editors.getByKey(column.getItemId()); Ext.destroy(ed, column.field); this.editors.removeAtKey(column.getItemId()); this.callParent(arguments); }, /** * Gets the cell (td) for a particular record and column. * @param {Ext.data.Model} record * @param {Ext.grid.column.Column} column * @private */ getCell: function(record, column) { return this.grid.getView().getCell(record, column); }, onSpecialKey: function(ed, field, e) { var grid = this.grid, sm; if (e.getKey() === e.TAB) { e.stopEvent(); sm = grid.getSelectionModel(); if (sm.onEditorTab) { sm.onEditorTab(this, e); } } }, onEditComplete : function(ed, value, startValue) { var me = this, grid = me.grid, sm = grid.getSelectionModel(), activeColumn = me.getActiveColumn(), dataIndex; if (activeColumn) { dataIndex = activeColumn.dataIndex; me.setActiveEditor(null); me.setActiveColumn(null); me.setActiveRecord(null); delete sm.wasEditing; if (!me.validateEdit()) { return; } // Only update the record if the new value is different than the // startValue, when the view refreshes its el will gain focus if (value !== startValue) { me.context.record.set(dataIndex, value); // Restore focus back to the view's element. } else { grid.getView().getEl(activeColumn).focus(); } me.context.value = value; me.fireEvent('edit', me, me.context); } }, /** * Cancels any active editing. */ cancelEdit: function() { var me = this, activeEd = me.getActiveEditor(), viewEl = me.grid.getView().getEl(me.getActiveColumn()); me.setActiveEditor(null); me.setActiveColumn(null); me.setActiveRecord(null); if (activeEd) { activeEd.cancelEdit(); viewEl.focus(); } }, /** * Starts editing by position (row/column) * @param {Object} position A position with keys of row and column. */ startEditByPosition: function(position) { var me = this, grid = me.grid, sm = grid.getSelectionModel(), editRecord = grid.store.getAt(position.row), editColumnHeader = grid.headerCt.getHeaderAtIndex(position.column); if (sm.selectByPosition) { sm.selectByPosition(position); } me.startEdit(editRecord, editColumnHeader); } });


Assistant Professor of Finance, University of South Carolina. Curriculum Vitae.
Contact: xuelin.li[at]moore.sc.edu, @XuelinLester
Education:
- Ph.D. in Finance, University of Minnesota (09/2014 - 06/2020).
- Bachelor of Science in Finance, Peking University (09/2010 - 06/2014).
Research Interest:
- Innovation;
- Healthcare Finance;
- Entrepreneurial Finance;
- Information Economics.
First Name Pronunciation:
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Teaching:
- FINA 469 - Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management.


Frequently asked questions
If you have questions, comments or concerns about the F.A.Q. please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Is EMF Automated Testing Lab Free Software?
EMF Automated Testing Lab is released under GNU GPL version 2 and is therefore Free Software as defined by the Free Software Foundation. You may read the entire copy of the license in the file distributed with each release of the EMF Automated Testing Lab.
What does "stable" and "canary" mean?
As EMF Automated Testing Lab move from the "canary" into the "stable" category, two things can happen:
- They can reach "End of Life" after a few bugfix revisions, which means that maintainers will release no more bugfixes for this version, or
- They can be put into "master" maintenance, which means that maintainers will provide bugfixes for this revision for a much longer period of time.
If the EMF Automated Testing Lab version you are using is marked "master," you should consider upgrading to the next major version as there will be no more bugfixes provided for the kernel version you are using.
Please check the Releases page for more info.
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How does admins provide its users access to the git trees?
We are using an access control system called gitolite, originally written and maintained by Sitaram Chamarty. We chose gitolite for a number of reasons:
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As well at the time of deployment the code had undergone an external code review.
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You use it before the game begins. After you put the Medic! into your hand, you’ll shuffle the rest of your deck. Then you’ll draw the normal 3 cards at the start of the game. This means you’ll start the game with 4 cards in hand (Medic! plus the 3 you draw). You’ll still draw a card at the start of your first turn.
If I move damage counters from one of my characters to another character, will Specialist Ratchet’s ability trigger?
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The recommended Python version to run oletools is the latest Python 3.x (3.9 for now). Python 2.7 is still supported for the moment, even if it reached end of life in 2020 (for projects still using Python 2/PyPy 2 such as ViperMonkey). It is highly recommended to switch to Python 3 if possible.
Pip is included with Python since version 2.7.9 and 3.4. If it is not installed on your system, either upgrade Python or see https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installing/
To download and install/update the latest release version of oletools with all its dependencies, run the following command in a shell:
sudo -H pip install -U oletools[full]
The keyword [full]
means that all optional dependencies will be installed, such as XLMMacroDeobfuscator. If you prefer a lighter version without optional dependencies, use the following command instead:
sudo -H pip install -U oletools
Replace pip
by pip3
or pip2
to install on a specific Python version.
Important: Since version 0.50, pip will automatically create convenient command-line scripts in /usr/local/bin to run all the oletools from any directory.
To download and install/update the latest release version of oletools with all its dependencies, run the following command in a cmd window:
pip install -U oletools[full]
The keyword [full]
means that all optional dependencies will be installed, such as XLMMacroDeobfuscator. If you prefer a lighter version without optional dependencies, use the following command instead:
pip install -U oletools
Replace pip
by pip3
or pip2
to install on a specific Python version.
Note: with Python 3, you may need to open a cmd window with Administrator privileges in order to run pip and install for all users. If that is not possible, you may also install only for the current user by adding the --user
option:
pip3 install -U --user oletools
Important: Since version 0.50, pip will automatically create convenient command-line scripts to run all the oletools from any directory: olevba, mraptor, oleid, rtfobj, etc.
If you want to benefit from the latest improvements in the development version, you may also use pip:
sudo -H pip install -U https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/archive/master.zip
Note that it will install oletools without optional dependencies such as XLMMacroDeobfuscator, so you may need to install them separately.
Replace pip
by pip3
or pip2
to install on a specific Python version.
pip install -U https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/archive/master.zip
Note that it will install oletools without optional dependencies such as XLMMacroDeobfuscator, so you may need to install them separately.
Replace pip
by pip3
or pip2
to install on a specific Python version.
Note: with Python 3, you may need to open a cmd window with Administrator privileges in order to run pip and install for all users. If that is not possible, you may also install only for the current user by adding the --user
option:
pip3 install -U --user https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/archive/master.zip
First, download the oletools archive on a computer with Internet access: * Latest stable version: from https://pypi.org/project/oletools/ or https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/releases * Development version: https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/archive/master.zip
Copy the archive file to the target computer.
On Linux, Mac OSX, Unix, run the following command using the filename of the archive that you downloaded:
sudo -H pip install -U oletools.zip
On Windows:
pip install -U oletools.zip
If you cannot use pip, it is still possible to run the setup.py script directly. However, this method will not create the command-line scripts automatically.
First, download the oletools archive: * Latest stable version: from https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/releases * Development version: https://github.com/decalage2/oletools/archive/master.zip
Then extract the archive, open a shell and go to the oletools directory.
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Before we'd start, I'd like to clear up a few questions you might have about Wii U homebrewing. If you're confused about how or why people enable homebrew on their Wii Us, make sure to read this next bit.
What is homebrew?
Homebrew usually refers to software that is not authorized by Nintendo. You can launch Homebrew on most Wii U system versions which will allow you to run homebrew games, backup and restore your saves, back-up and install games, and use emulators for various older systems.
What is CFW?
Custom Firmware (CFW) will enable you to install custom titles to your Home Menu, such as the Homebrew Launcher. This will allow for easier homebrew access.
CFW can be easily set up on any console in any region on the latest version.
What can I do with Custom Firmware?
CFW allows much more freedom than ever before possible with the Wii U. It allows you to break free from the restrictions Nintendo set down such as:
- Play any physical or digital game, regardless of region
- Backup, edit and restore saves for your games
- Use emulators to play games from older systems
- Install custom VC titles to play older games (runs better than emulators usually)
- Install custom homebrew titles to your Home Menu
- Dump your physical games into a digital format which you can install to your Home Menu
What do I need to know before starting?
- Every time you modify your Wii U, there is always a possible chance of bricking. It's rare, but it can happen.
- You can install CFW using this guide on a Wii U on any firmware version and in any region
- If everything goes well, you should not lose any data in the process
- We recommend an SD Card of 16GB, 32GB or higher for dumping and/or installing games
- Your SD card partition table should be MBR, not GPT.
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Security of Chromium closely mimics that of Google Chrome (as it is just the open-source version). Read about it's threat model, architecture, sandbox, and browser kernel interface that are used to evaluate the software's security here.
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Coupling can be very dangerous in terms of keep a software secure. Chrome is a good example on how these correlate. Read more about it here.
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Reads the next entry in a zip file archive.
Returns a directory entry resource for later use with the zip_entry_... functions, or FALSE if there are no more entries to read, or an error code if an error occurred.


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stk.utilities.utilities module¶
This module defines general-purpose objects, functions and classes.
Functions, classes, etc. defined here should not depend on any other
part of stk
. They must be completely self-sufficient.
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
AtomicPeriodicBond
(bonder1, bonder2, bond_type, direction)¶ Bases:
object
Represents a periodic bond between two atoms.
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bonder1
¶ The id of the first atom involved in the bond.
Type: int
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bonder2
¶ The id of the second atom involved in the bond.
Type: int
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bond_type
¶ The bond type.
Type: rdkit.BondType
-
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
Cell
(id_, fgs)¶ Bases:
object
Represents an individual cell in a supercell.
Parameters: - id (
list
ofint
) – A 3 memberlist
holding the x, y and z index of the cell within the supercell. - fgs (
dict
) – Maps the fgs in the original unit cell to the equivalent fgs in the cell.
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id
¶ A 3 member array holding the x, y and z index of the cell within the supercell.
Type: numpy.ndarray
ofint
-
fgs
¶ Maps the fgs in the original unit cell to the equivalent fgs in the cell.
Type: dict
- id (
-
exception
stk.utilities.utilities.
ChargedMolError
(mol_file, msg)¶ Bases:
Exception
-
args
¶
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with_traceback
()¶ Exception.with_traceback(tb) – set self.__traceback__ to tb and return self.
-
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
LazyAttr
(func)¶ Bases:
object
A descriptor for creating lazy attributes.
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
MAEExtractor
(file, n=1)¶ Bases:
object
Extracts the lowest energy conformer from a .maegz file.
Macromodel conformer searches produce -out.maegz files containing all of the conformers found during the search and their energies and other data.
Initializing this class with a MacroMolecule finds that MacroMolecules -out.maegz file and converts it to a .mae file. It then creates and additional .mae file holding only the lowest energy conformer found.
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maegz_path
¶ The path to the
-out.maegz
file generated by the macromodel conformer search.Type: str
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mae_path
¶ The path to the
.mae
file holding the conformers generated by the macromodel conformer search.Type: str
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content
¶ The content of the
.mae
file hodling all the conformers from the macromodel conformer search. This holds other data such as their energies too.Type: str
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energies
¶ The
list
has the formenergies = [(0, 231.0), (1, 144.4), ...]
Each
tuple
holds the id and energy of every conformer in the.mae
file, respectively.Type: list
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min_energy
¶ The minimum energy found in the
.mae
file.Type: float
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path
¶ The full path of the
.mae
file holding the extracted lowest energy conformer.Type: str
-
extract_conformers
(n)¶ Creates
.mae
files holding the lowest energy conformers.Parameters: n ( int
) – The number of conformers to extract.Returns: None Return type: NoneType
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extract_energy
(block)¶ Extracts the energy value from a
.mae
energy data block.Parameters: block ( str
) – An.mae
energy data block.Returns: The energy value extracted from block or None
if one is not found.Return type: float
-
lowest_energy_conformers
(n)¶ Returns the id and energy of the lowest energy conformers.
Parameters: n ( int
) – The number of lowest energy conformers to return.Returns: A list
of the formreturned = [(23, 123.3), (1, 143.89), (12, 150.6), ...]
Where each
tuple
holds the id and energy of the n lowest energy conformers, respectively.Return type: list
-
maegz_to_mae
()¶ Converts the .maegz file to a .mae file.
Returns: None Return type: NoneType
-
-
exception
stk.utilities.utilities.
MolFileError
(mol_file, msg)¶ Bases:
Exception
-
args
¶
-
with_traceback
()¶ Exception.with_traceback(tb) – set self.__traceback__ to tb and return self.
-
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
PeriodicBond
(fg1, fg2, direction)¶ Bases:
object
Represents a periodic bond.
Parameters: - fg1 (
FunctionalGroup
) – The first functional group involved in the bond. - fg2 (
FunctionalGroup
) – The second functional group involved in the bond. - direction (
list
ofint
) – A 3 member list describing the axes along which the bond is periodic, when going fromfg1
tofg2
. For example,[1, 0, 0]
means that the bond is periodic along the x axis in the positive direction.
-
fg1
¶ The first functional group involved in the bond.
Type: FunctionalGroup
-
fg2
¶ The second functional group involved in the bond.
Type: FunctionalGroup
-
direction
¶ A 3 member list describing the axes along which the bond is periodic, when going from fg1 to fg2. For example,
[1, 0, 0]
means that the bond is periodic along the x axis in the positive direction.Type: numpy.ndarray
ofint
- fg1 (
-
exception
stk.utilities.utilities.
PopulationSizeError
(msg)¶ Bases:
Exception
-
args
¶
-
with_traceback
()¶ Exception.with_traceback(tb) – set self.__traceback__ to tb and return self.
-
-
class
stk.utilities.utilities.
StopLogging
¶ Bases:
object
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
add_fragment_props
(mol, bb_index, mol_index)¶ Adds properties to mol of bb_index and mol_index.
Properties called ‘bb_index’ and ‘mol_index’ are added to every atom in mol.
Parameters: - mol (
rdkit.Mol
) – A molecule which needs to have its atoms tagged. - bb_index (
int
) – The index of mol within building_blocks of some macromolecule. - mol_index (
int
) – If mol is the 5th molecule of building block with bb_index to be added to a macromolecule, mol_index is 4.
Returns: None
Return type: NoneType
- mol (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
archive_output
()¶ Places the
output
folder intostk_ga_runs
.This function assumes that the
output
folder is in the current working directory.Returns: None Return type: NoneType
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
centroid
(*coords)¶ Calculates the centroid of a group of coordinates.
Parameters: *coords ( numpy.ndarray
) – Any number of numpy arrays holding x, y and z positions.Returns: The centroid of the coordinates coords. Return type: numpy.array
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
dedupe
(iterable, seen=None, key=None)¶ Yields items from iterable barring duplicates.
If seen is provided it contains elements which are not to be yielded at all.
Parameters: - iterable (
iterable
) – An iterable of elements which are to be yielded, only once. - seen (
set
, optional) – Holds items which are not to be yielded. - key (
callable
) – A function which gets applied to every member of iterable. The return of this function is checked for duplication rather than the member itself.
Yields: object
– Element in iterable which is not in seen and has not been yielded before.- iterable (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
flatten
(iterable, excluded_types=None)¶ Transforms an nested iterable into a flat one.
For example
[[1,2,3], [[4], [5],[[6]], 7]
becomes
[1,2,3,4,5,6,7]
If a type is found in excluded_types it will not be yielded from. For example if
str
is in excluded_typesa = ["abcd", ["efgh"]]
“abcd” and “efgh” are yielded if a is passed to iterable. If str was not in excluded_types then “a”, “b”, “c”, “d”, “e”, “f”, “g” and “h” would all be yielded individually.
Parameters: - iterable (
iterable
) – The iterable which is to be flattened - excluded_types (
set
, optional) – Holds container types which are not be flattened.
Yields: object
– A nested element of iterable.- iterable (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
kabsch
(coords1, coords2)¶ Return a rotation matrix to minimize dstance between 2 coord sets.
This is essentially an implementation of the Kabsch algorithm. Given two sets of coordinates, coords1 and coords2, this function returns a rotation matrix. When the rotation matrix is applied to coords1 the resulting coordinates have their rms distance to coords2 minimized.
Parameters: - coords1 (
numpy.ndarray
) – This array represents a matrix hodling coordinates which need to be rotated to minimize their rms distance to coordinates in coords2. The matrix is n x 3. Each row of the matrix holds the x, y and z coordinates of one point, respectively. Heren
is the number of points. - coords2 (
numpy.ndarray
) – This array represents a matrix which holds the coordinates of points the distance to which should be minimized. The matrix isn x 3
. Each row of the matrix holds the x, y and z coordinates of one point, respectively. Heren
is the number of points.
Returns: A rotation matrix. This will be a
3 x 3
matrix.Return type: numpy.ndarray
References
http://nghiaho.com/?page_id=671 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kabsch_algorithm
- coords1 (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
kill_macromodel
()¶ Kills any applications left open as a result running MacroModel.
Applications that are typically left open are
jserver-watcher.exe
andjservergo.exe
.Returns: None Return type: NoneType
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
matrix_centroid
(matrix)¶ Returns the centroid of the coordinates held in matrix.
Parameters: matrix ( np.ndarray
) – An x 3
matrix. Each row holds the x, y and z coordinate of some point, respectively.Returns: A numpy array which holds the x, y and z coordinates of the centroid of the coordinates in matrix. Return type: numpy.ndarray
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
mol_from_mae_file
(mae_path)¶ Creates a
rdkit
molecule from a.mae
file.Parameters: mol2_file ( str
) – The full path of the.mae
file from which an rdkit molecule should be instantiated.Returns: An rdkit
instance of the molecule held in mae_file.Return type: rdkit.Mol
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
mol_from_mol_file
(mol_file)¶ Creates a rdkit molecule from a
.mol
(V3000) file.Parameters: mol_file (
str
) – The full of the .mol file from which an rdkit molecule should be instantiated.Returns: An rdkit instance of the molecule held in mol2_file.
Return type: rdkit.Mol
Raises: ChargedMolError
– If an atom row has more than 8 coloumns it is usually because there is a 9th coloumn indicating atomic charge. Such molecules are not currently supported, so an error is raised.MolFileError
– If the file is not a V3000.mol
file.
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
move_generated_macromodel_files
(basename, output_dir)¶
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
normalize_vector
(vector)¶ Normalizes the given vector.
A new vector is returned, the original vector is not modified.
Parameters: vector ( np.ndarray
) – The vector to be normalized.Returns: The normalized vector. Return type: np.ndarray
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
quaternion
(u)¶ Returns a translation + rotation quaternion.
Parameters: u ( list
offloat
) – Alist
of length 3 holding the parameter for the quarternion.References
K. Shoemake, Uniform random rotations, Graphics Gems III, pages 124-132. Academic, New York, 1992.
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
remake
(mol)¶ Remakes a molecule from scratch.
Parameters: mol ( rdkit.Mol
) – The molecule to be remade.Returns: The remade molecule. Return type: rdkit.Mol
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
rotation_matrix
(vector1, vector2)¶ Returns a rotation matrix which transforms vector1 to vector2.
Multiplying vector1 by the rotation matrix returned by this function yields vector2.
Parameters: - vector1 (
numpy.ndarray
) – The vector which needs to be transformed to vector2. - vector2 (
numpy.ndarray
) – The vector onto which vector1 needs to be transformed.
Returns: A rotation matrix which transforms vector1 to vector2.
Return type: numpy.ndarray
References
- vector1 (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
rotation_matrix_arbitrary_axis
(angle, axis)¶ Returns a rotation matrix of angle radians about axis.
Parameters: - angle (
float
) – The size of the rotation in radians. - axis (
numpy.ndarray
) – A 3 element aray which represents a vector. The vector is the axis about which the rotation is carried out.
Returns: A
3x3
array representing a rotation matrix.Return type: numpy.ndarray
- angle (
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
tar_output
()¶ Places all the content in the
output
folder into a .tgz file.Returns: None Return type: NoneType
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
time_it
()¶ Times the code executed within the indent.
This is a context manager so it should be used as:
with time_it(): something1() something2() something3()
After all 3 functions are finished and the nested block is exited the time taken to process the entire block is printed.
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
translation_component
(q)¶ Extracts translation vector from quaternion.
Parameters: q ( numpy.ndarray
) – A length 4 quaternion.Returns: The translation vector encoded within q. Return type: numpy.ndarray
-
stk.utilities.utilities.
vector_theta
(vector1, vector2)¶ Returns the angle between two vectors in radians.
Parameters: - vector1 (
numpy.ndarray
) – The first vector. - vector2 (
numpy.ndarray
) – The second vector.
Returns: The angle between vector1 and vector2 in radians.
Return type: float
- vector1 (


A Review of Data StructuresData structures was probably one of the most influential reasons why I become a CS major. I had an amazing experience when I took my data structures class. One of the questions I get asked a lot is then, what the hell is a data structure. Well Wikipedia says that it's a way of organizing data so it can be used efficiently. But that's so boring. I think of it like this. We're living in a generation where data is everywhere. There's records on how many hairs you've got on your head to the distance to the farthest star you can see and blah blah, the list is endless. It's an amazing time we're living in. It's also a chaotic time because we have all of this information and what the hell are we going to do with it. Well, that's where data structures come in. It's a way of bring order to the chaos of data that we have so that way it's usable. With the amounts of data we have, making it usable it amazing enough. Making it that it's usable in a way that we get results before the heat death of the universe is a miracle. That's what a data structure is to me, and maybe I just have a tendency to make it more impressive than it actually is. We've seen a lot of data structures in this class. I've organized it into the table below.
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Case study
How teachers at schools in the White Horse Federation lead by example to encourage good behaviour and academic achievement.
The White Horse Federation (Swindon) includes 7 primary schools, located in a range of different contexts. The federation ranges from a small 36-place emotional and behavioural difficulties school to a large 3-form entry school. The schools welcome pupils from a range of backgrounds and 43 different languages are spoken across the federation.
The schools have a number of measures in place to help staff manage and improve behaviour, beginning during the induction for new teachers and including a workshop on behaviour.
The teachers are asked ‘What is good behaviour?’ and invariably they start talking about what they expect of the pupils. This discussion is then turned around and used to show teachers the importance of adult behaviour in achieving good pupil behaviour. This encourages staff to model the behaviour they expect of their pupils.
In addition, the schools are clear that all staff have a joint responsibility to all the pupils. All staff, including non-teaching staff, are expected to look out for the children and to spot any signs that they are unhappy or suffering.
A high number of pupils speak English as a second language, so communication can be frustrating for the pupils and cause them to misbehave. The schools support pupils to develop their English language skills through school staff demonstrating good English. For example all staff must use non-colloquial, clear and distinct language. In addition, visual displays around the school are labelled clearly in English to help pupils make a real connection between the picture and the letters.
The schools have developed an open and caring ethos which encourages good behaviour where pupils and teachers respect each other. This has been achieved by celebrating diversity, which helps reduce ignorance and develops understanding.
For example, the schools celebrate Eid, Diwali and Christmas, and explore the similarities, rather than the differences, of these festivals. All 3 festivals are a celebration of light, use the colour red and have a charity dimension. Pupils are encouraged to wear traditional dress to celebrate these festivals.
Published: 25 March 2014


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Project description
This is the second mandatory assignment - Basic login system
Extended features from the Auth project, from class:
- Create a user account, using a form
- Confirmation account email (Nodemailer). Only after confirmation of email will the account become active
- Database to store user details
- User can login and have access to his personal webpage - it will only display his personal data, for demonstration purposes
- This personal is only accessible if user is logged in
Technologies used in this project:
- express
- objection
- knex
- express-session
- express-rate-limit
- bcrypt
- nodemailer
- mysql


A three-dimensional superellipsoid with corner sharpness controlled by a slider. The width and height of the MathCell have been increased to show the graphic more clearly. The isosurface is generated using marching cubes.
This superellipsoid is defined by the equation
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Consultative Task Force Related Documents
Executive Summary .
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BEING JOHN MALKOVICH (director: Spike Jonze; screenwriter: Charlie Kaufman; cinematographer: Lance Acord; cast: John Cusack (Craig Schwartz), Cameron Diaz (Lotte), Catherine Keener (Maxine), John Malkovich (Himself), Orson Bean (Dr. Lester), Mary Kay Place (Floris), 1999)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
First-time film director and former music video director Spike Jonze has come up with a tantalizing feast for the self to nosh on, cooked by Charles Kaufman's original screenplay, that offers up some very intangible delicacies on its plate, such as a psychological, personal and sexual identity study, allowing the eater to suspend belief about what is being digested and be allowed to tastefully enter into the mind of another being. It is a playful and provocative look at determining one's identity and how celebrity is viewed from within, featuring an actual celebrity, the performer, John Malkovich, who is playing himself, as the mind who is being entered. If someone could market via virtual reality how to actually do that, it might cost as much as $200 for a 15 minute sightseeing trip down that path, the charge established in the film for such a trip, while for the movie viewer it is only for the nominal cost of a movie ticket that one gets to have such a unique experience.
Craig Schwartz (John Cusack), the film's wormy, unemployed New York puppeteer and unlikely protagonist, appearing scraggy looking and acting despondent and unhappy with his lot in life, as someone who knows his craft but is not appreciated by the public he wishes to conquer and therefore can't do the work he believes he was put on earth to do. The last straw for Craig, is seeing his successful competitor put up a gimmicky display overhanging a highway in Weschester County, of a gigantic 60-foot Emily Dickinson, entitled "The Belle of Amherst." He rationalizes his failure to get noticed by stating, "Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate."
At home, he is lost in his own problems, with his schlump-like pet store employed wife, Lotte (Cameron Diaz), who is a pet enthusiast, having an assortment of pets in the house, including a chimpanzee whom she loves more than her husband.  So he scans the newspapers, and our hero seeks out a job as a filing clerk for the Lester Corporation, absurdly located on the 71/2th floor in a Manhattan skyscraper, that has low ceilings forcing everyone to stoop when walking. The running gag being, that the overhead and the rent are also low here.
Employed on the same floor as our hero, is an attractive, fast-talking, sarcastic bundle of promising sex, Maxine Lund (Keeler), who has our hero tongue-tied and in a flirtatious mood, who is not rebuffed by her dislike of his physical appearance.
What also excites him about his new job, is that he discovers a portal behind his filing cabinet that goes tunnel-like down into the mind of John Malkovich and after 15 minutes throws him out on the grassy side of the New Jersey Turnpike. Since the glimpse into Malkovich's head is more or less fictional, it's delightfully funny to find Craig turning up inside the man's head and to find the actor eating toast and reading The Wall Street Journal in his Park Avenue apartment.
A business partnership between the scheming Maxine and Craig is consumated, as the two decide to advertise in the newspaper and take celebrity seeking visitors into the secret portal all-through the night. When Lotte finds out about the portal, she is exhilarated by the experience of being inside the actor's head and watching him on a date with Maxine. Lotte becomes the second member of the Schwartz family to fall head-over-heels for the irresistible Maxine. It seems when inside the head of the actor, the Schwartz's are able to attract the elusive Maxine, but when left to their own identities, she treats them as nobodies.
Having their fun with this nutty script is Orson Bean, as the 105-year-old entrepreneur, Dr. Lester, who is the head of the Lester Corporation, and is devilishly amusing as the lecherous businessman and the man who knows more about the portal than it appears he does, as he uses it as a way of living forever by changing identities. Also seen at work is Floris (Mary Kay Place), as a confused secretary who is an expert on speech impediments but who doesn't realize she suffers from one herself, and gives an outstanding supporting performance, adding more punch to an already zany story.
The film was brilliant in spots but towards the end ran out of enough nourishing food to sustain its steady diet of farcical comedy. But even as it was petering out, it still managed to have enough brilliant glimpses at celebrity and how some crave that sort of identity, to make it both hilarious and somewhat intellectually appealing, and leave off with an ending that is unnerving. What makes this insane premise work out so surprisingly well, is that the actors get the joke and run with it, even flushing out seemingly irrelevant things about one's inner being along the way that are fun to scrutinize. And if anything more can be said about John Malkovich than that he is a grand actor, it is that he comes across as a good person, someone with a good sense of humor and someone who is able to heartily have a laugh at himself even if it is supposedly at his own expense. This is the kind of strange film that one would expect to be released as an art-house indie, yet here it is playing as a mainstream big production.
REVIEWED ON 12/5/99 GRADE: A
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In the afternoon of May 8th, I left Beijing for Saskatoon. The flight firstly took me to Calgary, and then my destination. Lichen, Junbang, Biqiong and I are going to spend the next two weeks at CLS for two successive beamtime shifts. We will be mainly using the REIXS (resonant elastic/inelastic X-ray scattering) endstation, beamline 10ID-2.
Here are some photos I took on the flight.
We live at Ogle Hall, which is the guest house for CLS visitors. The guest service coordinator here is a very friendly old lady (the name is Liz Chapman, I guess). Here is a photo of my room.
While I was logging the experiments and taking notes the other day, it suddenly occurs to me that I can actually build a website to store all this stuff. Therefore, here we are.
This photo was taken on the second floor of CLS. The storage ring is underneath.
Here is a photo of our scattering chamber together with the load lock on the left.
Written & published @Canadian Light Source, 10:30 AM (UTC-06:00)