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TL;DR We're getting married at Llanhilleth Miners Institute 28/10/2017, arrive at 1.30pm. Ceremony, Photos, Afternoon Tea, Speeches, Party, Chip Rolls. RSVP, Dietary Requirements, Song Requests fill in the form at the bottom.
Full (boring) Version
At 2pm on Saturday 28th October at Llanhilleth Miners Intitute we will be getting married. There is a car park next to the building and the main
entrance is on the road. The ceremony room is straight ahead at the end of the corridor, please try and arrive for 1.30pm. Unfortunately, you will be unable to take videos.
Once the ceremony and the signing of the register has been completed and whilst the photos are being taken, you can make your way through to the main
hall, where the bar is located and play a game of conkers! The main hall is situated up the stairs found in the entrance and the bar above the top table.
Afternoon Tea will be served shortly after, this will consist of sandwiches and cakes so if there are any dietary requirements please make
sure to let us know via the RSVP form at the bottom of this page. For those with larger appetites or partakers in a few drinky poos may want
to eat a hearty breakfast/lunch, we will however be having chip rolls in the evening to help soak up the booze.
There will be some speeches before we kick off the evening do where we hope you can let your hair down and party! Don't forget to add any song requests at the bottom.
For those with SatNav just enter the details in below. The Miners Institute is signposted from the main road. Short URL for Google Maps http://bit.ly/2vjw2zf
Llanhilleth Miners Institute Limited
Meadow Street
Llanhilleth
Nr Abertillery
Blaenau Gwent
NP13 2JT
Travelling from Abergavenny or if you pass Abergavenny, head up the Heads of the Valleys (A465) towards Brynmawr. Go straight over all temporary
roundabouts until the Brynmawr roundabout (the 2nd major roundabout) and take the 1st exit signposted for Abertillery. At the next roundabout
take the 3rd exit towards Abertillery,
Nantyglo and at the following roundabout take the 2nd exit towards Abertillery. Continue past Abertillery and at the next roundabout take the
2nd exit towards Newport. Continue until the next set of traffic lights and turn left into Llanhilleth. Follow the road around to the left and
the Miners Institute will be just on the left. It is signposted from the main road.
Travelling from all other routes using the M4, exit at junction 27 and take the Brynmawr, Risca (A467) exit. Follow all signs to Brynmawr (A467),
continue on the A467 past the traffic lights at Crumlin, this is an offset cross junction with 2 sets of traffic lights to go through. Once past
the lights continue on to the next set of traffic lights and turn right into Llanhilleth. Follow the road around to the left and the Miners Institute
will be just on the left. It is signposted from the main road.
Please let us know if you can join in the celebrations by filling out and submitting the form below, before August 31st.
Please only add the correct number of additional guests as we could only cater for a small number of guests. On submission of the
form you should receive an email confirmation, if you have any issues/concerns then please feel free to email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If there are any dietary requirements please make sure to select yes and enter the details in the box that appears. Finally, any song requests please feel free to add up to 5 choices and we will try to accomodate.
Many thanks and if you are attending we will look forward to seeing you to celebrate
Jo and Adam


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The Internet is a treasure trove of information, but its exponential growth can make it hard to manage. Furthermore, most tools currently available for "surfing the Web" are not programmable. Many web-related tasks can be automated quite simply with the tools in the standard Python distribution.
If you're interested in finding out what the weather in a given location is over a period of months, it's much easier to set up an automated program to get the information and collect it in a file than to have to remember to do it by hand.
Here is a program that finds the weather in a couple of cities and states using the pages of the weather.com web site:
import urllib, urlparse, string, time def get_temperature(country, state, city): url = urlparse.urljoin('http://www.weather.com/weather/cities/', string.lower(country)+'_' + \ string.lower(state) + '_' + \ string.replace(string.lower(city), ' ', '_') + '.html') data = urllib.urlopen(url).read() start = string.index(data, 'current temp: ') + len('current temp: ') stop = string.index(data, '°F', start-1) temp = int(data[start:stop]) localtime = time.asctime(time.localtime(time.time())) print ("On %(localtime)s, the temperature in %(city)s, " +\ "%(state)s %(country)s is %(temp)s F.") % vars() get_temperature('FR', '', 'Paris') get_temperature('US', 'RI', 'Providence') get_temperature('US', 'CA', 'San Francisco')
When run, it produces output like:
~/book:> python get_temperature.py On Wed Nov 25 16:22:25 1998, the temperature in Paris, FR is 39 F. On Wed Nov 25 16:22:30 1998, the temperature in Providence, RI US is 39 F. On Wed Nov 25 16:22:35 1998, the temperature in San Francisco, CA US is 58 F.
The code in get_temperature.py suffers from one flaw, which is that the logic of the URL creation and of the temperature extraction is dependent on the specific HTML produced by the web site you use. The day the site's graphic designer decides that "current temp:" should be spelled with capitalized words, this script won't work. This is a problem with programmatic parsing of web pages that will go away only when more structural formats (such as XML) are used to produce web pages.[6]
[6] XML (eXtensible Markup Language) is a language for marking up structured text files that emphasizes the structure of the document, not its graphical nature. XML processing is an entirely different area of Python text processing, with much ongoing work. See Appendix A, for some pointers to discussion groups and software.
One of the big hassles of maintaining a web site is that as the number of links in the site increases, so does the chance that some of the links will no longer be valid. Good web-site maintenance therefore includes periodic checking for such stale links. The standard Python distribution includes a tool that does just this. It lives in the Tools/webchecker directory and is called webchecker.py .
A companion program called websucker.py located in the same directory uses similar logic to create a local copy of a remote web site. Be careful when trying it out, because if you're not careful, it will try to download the entire Web on your machine! The same directory includes two programs called wsgui.py and webgui.py that are Tkinter-based frontends to websucker and webchecker, respectively. We encourage you to look at the source code for these programs to see how one can build sophisticated web-management systems with Python's standard toolset.
In the Tools/Scripts directory, you'll find many other small to medium-sized scripts that might be of interest, such as an equivalent of websucker.py for FTP servers called ftpmirror.py.
Electronic mail is probably the most important medium on the Internet today; it's certainly the protocol with which most information passes between individuals. Python includes several libraries for processing mail. The one you'll need to use depends on the kind of mail server you're using. Modules for interacting with POP3 servers (poplib) and IMAP servers (imaplib) are included. If you need to talk to a Microsoft Exchange server, you'll need some of the tools in the win32 distribution (see Appendix B, for pointers to the win32 extensions web page).
Here's a simple test of the poplib module, which is used to talk to a mail server running the POP protocol:
>>> from poplib import * >>> server = POP3('mailserver.spam.org') >>> print server.getwelcome() +OK QUALCOMM Pop server derived from UCB (version 2.1.4-R3) at spam starting. >>> server.user('da') '+OK Password required for da.' >>> server.pass_('youllneverguess') '+OK da has 153 message(s) (458167 octets).' >>> header, msg, octets = server.retr(152)# let's get the latest msgs >>> import string >>> print string.join(msg[:3], '\n') # and look at the first three lines Return-Path<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Received: from gator.bigbad.com by mailserver.spam.org (4.1/SMI-4.1) id AA29605; Wed, 25 Nov 98 15:59:24 PST
In a real application, you'd use a specialized module such as rfc822 to parse the header lines, and perhaps the mimetools and mimify modules to get the data out of the message body (e.g., to process attached files).
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Jennifer Lopez reveals she wasn't paid to star in Hustlers
by Ciara WalshJ-Lo says she starred in Hustlers for free because "I bank on myself".
A few months ago, Hustlers came out.
It was a movie about stripping, about hustling, and about working the often oppressive system that exists to keep women in their place, it was incredible and should be a mandatory viewing for all people.
Now it appears as though J-Lo didn't even get paid that much for the movie. In fact, according to her, she did it all for free.
The singer, actor and entrepreneur told GQ that she did the movie because she just wants to do more of what she loves.
"I didn't get paid a whole bunch of money for Hustlers," she said. "I did it for free and produced it. Like Jenny From The Block - I do what I love,"
"It became a movement - this is our movie, when we run shit. They know it's all women producers, woman director, woman writer, all women starring in it. We've been watching men take advantage of women in movies for a long time, so it was a fun ride to see the tables turned."
J-Lo said that she opted to produce the movie because the concept interested her - not just playing a multilayered character like Romona, but what the film said about the culture of money and power in the States.
"The whole idea of the Wall Street guys was interesting to me," she said.
"These girls are cheating them, but these guys are cheating everybody. So what it says about that world, and men and women, and gender roles, all of that made me feel that this could be an interesting movie, as opposed to just a character piece."
This comes after J-Lo and Shakira were announced as next year's Super Bowl half time show.


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I am a self-taught developer... If you can call me that anyways. I stepped away from my hobby for so long that I have to relearn many things! I have currently started to study web development and python again as a place to start. Sadley, I have to start from the beginning, but that is okay.
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You know when you’re kind of lost, so you start following a couple people you encounter. Unbeknown to you the people you came across were already lost themselves but decide someone else is going this way too so it must be right. Every step you’re taking is going the wrong way. How long does it take to realise? Only an hour or so, finally you realise you’re all lost. Backtrack it is, possibly one of my least favourite things. Well this day was one of those days.
Perhaps it was the fog but I’m pretty certain that station at the top of Kowloon peak is ran by the Dharma Initiative…
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import copy
import random
from onegpy.solutions.node import node_equal, get_all_node, get_graph_to_target, calc_node_depth, copy_nodes_along_graph
[docs]class Solution(object):
[docs] def __init__(self, root):
# TODO type check if ``root'' is node.Node
self.root = root
self._depth = None
self._n_nodes = None
self._previous_fitness = None
@property
def previous_fitness(self):
return self._previous_fitness
@previous_fitness.setter
def previous_fitness(self, _):
msg = 'To set previous fitness to solution, use the function {}'\
.format(set_previous_fitness.__name__)
raise Exception(msg)
@property
def depth(self):
if self._depth is None:
set_solution_depth(self)
return self._depth
@depth.setter
def depth(self, _):
msg = 'To set depth to solution, use the function {}'\
.format(set_solution_depth.__name__)
raise Exception(msg)
@property
def n_nodes(self):
if self._n_nodes is None:
set_solution_n_nodes(self)
return self._n_nodes
@n_nodes.setter
def n_nodes(self, _):
msg = 'To set depth to solution, use the function {}'\
.format(set_solution_depth.__name__)
raise Exception(msg)
[docs]def set_previous_fitness(solution, fitness):
# super danger!!!!!!!!!!
solution._previous_fitness = fitness
[docs]def _calc_solution_depth(solution):
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
depth = calc_node_depth(solution.root)
return depth
[docs]def _calc_solution_n_nodes(solution):
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
nodes = get_all_node(solution.root)
n_nodes = len(nodes)
return n_nodes
[docs]def set_solution_depth(solution, depth=None):
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
if depth is None:
solution._depth = _calc_solution_depth(solution)
else:
solution._depth = depth
[docs]def set_solution_n_nodes(solution, n_nodes=None):
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
if n_nodes is None:
solution._n_nodes = _calc_solution_n_nodes(solution)
else:
solution._n_nodes = n_nodes
[docs]def solution_equal(solution_a, solution_b, as_tree=True):
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
if as_tree:
if solution_a is solution_b:
return True
if solution_a.n_nodes != solution_b.n_nodes:
return False
if solution_a.depth != solution_b.depth:
return False
return node_equal(solution_a.root, solution_b.root, as_tree=as_tree)
else:
return solution_a is solution_b
[docs]def is_solution_in_pop(solution, population, as_tree=False):
"""
check the tree of ``solution'' is in ``population'' or not
:param solution: Solution object
:param population: list of Solution object
:param as_tree: If as_tree is true, solution is compared by all the nodes' structure
Otherwise, compared by object id.
:return: bool
"""
for s in population:
if solution_equal(solution, s, as_tree):
return True
return False
[docs]def select_random_points(solution, k):
"""
Obtain `k` points in the solution at random.
:param solution: class `Solution`
:param k: the number of points to obtain
:return: a list of class `Node`
"""
# TODO check k <= len(nodelist) or get min(k, len(nodelist))
# TODO type check if ``solution'' is Solution
node_list = get_all_node(solution.root)
points = random.sample(node_list, k=k)
return points
[docs]def copy_solution(solution, deep=False):
"""
Copy the target solution
:param solution: solution object. target solution to copy
:param deep: bool. deep copy or not.
:return: solution object. copied solution.
"""
if not deep:
new_solution = solution.__class__(solution.root)
if solution.previous_fitness is not None:
new_solution.previous_fitness = copy.copy(solution.previous_fitness)
return new_solution
else:
return copy.deepcopy(solution)
[docs]def replace_node(solution, replaced_node, new_node, destructive=True):
"""
Replace a node in a solution by another node.
:param solution: class Solution.
:param replaced_node: class Node. A node to be replaced in the solution.
:param new_node: class Node. A node set to replaced point in the solution.
:param destructive: bool. If true, solution is replaced, keeping its object.
Otherwise, new solution instance is created, protecting original solution.
:return solution: class Solution.
"""
# TODO: Type check if ``solution'' is Solution and ``nodes'' are Node
# If replaced_node is root node
if solution.root is replaced_node:
if destructive:
solution.root = new_node
else:
solution = Solution(new_node)
set_solution_n_nodes(solution)
set_solution_depth(solution)
return solution
# Otherwise
try:
graph = get_graph_to_target(solution.root, replaced_node)
except ValueError:
msg = 'replaced_node must be in a tree of a solution.'
raise ValueError(msg)
# Obtain terms to calculate the number of the nodes and the depth.
point_depth = len(graph)
n_rpl_nodes = len(get_all_node(replaced_node))
n_new_nodes = len(get_all_node(new_node))
rpl_node_depth = calc_node_depth(replaced_node)
new_node_depth = calc_node_depth(new_node)
# Core calculation and setting of depth and the number of nodes.
depth = max(point_depth + new_node_depth - rpl_node_depth, solution.depth)
n_nodes = solution.n_nodes + n_new_nodes - n_rpl_nodes
# Obtain the replaced point
if destructive:
idx, parent = graph[-1]
else:
idx, parent, root = copy_nodes_along_graph(graph)
solution = Solution(root)
# Replace the replaced_node by new_node
parent.children[idx] = new_node
# Set the depth and n_nodes based on the results.
set_solution_depth(solution, depth)
set_solution_n_nodes(solution, n_nodes)
return solution
[docs]def solution_checker(solution):
if not isinstance(solution, Solution):
typ = TypeError
msg = 'Expected type: {} not {}.'.format(Solution, type(Solution))
else:
return
raise typ(msg)
[docs]def solutions_checker(solutions):
for solution in solutions:
solution_checker(solution)


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| MonitorGraph | Graph wrapper which provides normal access to an underlying graph but also maintains a snapshot of the triples it was last known to contain. |
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The section with Bill Verplank not only shows you some good guidelines and questions to ask yourself when designing an interface. The text which was accompanied by Verplank's illustration shows how a successful interface designer looks at and organizes his thoughts. This section helped put me in a mindset that a user interaction is in.


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The course will consist of a two-day intensive bootcamp before the start of the quarter, followed by a weekly seminar during the fall term where more advanced material will be discussed in-depth. The boot camp will be very hands-on and driven by short and long exercises where the concepts will be applied to programming puzzles as well as basic research problems.
Note: the following is still in draft form, and will likely be extensively modified before the course starts.
Much of the content below is adapted from the excellent resources made available by the Berkeley Python Bootcamp, as well as material on SciPy Lectures
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“You have to stay right up on the edge of what is going on in math, psychology and biophysics—all the hard sciences.”


The shell is the layer that surrounds the kernel(core operating system. It is he who talks to the hardware indicating what should be done.).the shell is the command interpreter that transmits to the kernel what is to be performed.
Unix is an operating system, all SHARCNET systems run some variant of Unix (eg. Linux) Most Unix-based systems have a GUI interface, but the command line offers more complex and abstract interactions with far less effort At login the system starts a shell process for you which acts as your command line interpreter to interface with the operating system Borne Again Shell ( bash ) is the default shell at SHARCNET Common terms File data stored in a standard format that behaves in a certain way depending on it’s function in the system; everything is a file in Unix Program a file that can be executed (run) Process a program that is being executed (eg. your computing job is made of one or more processes) Ownership files/programs/processes are owned by a user and group Hierarchical Directory Structure files are organized in directories (folders) that can have a parent, eg. /home/$USER/sim1 The base of the hierarchy is root , ie: / (forward-slash) Managing your files and processes is crucial to effectively using the systems!
Executing Commands:
To run a command you simply type its name in and hit Enter↲
The command must be in your $PATH and be executable (we’ll get to that later…)
General syntax of a command:
$ command [[-]option(s)] [option argument(s)] [command argument(s)]
- command: the name of the command or utility: ls, man, cat, mv
- options: change the behaviour of the basic command: ls -l vs. ls may or may not be preceded by “-”
- option arguments: change the behaviour of an option: tail –c 5 file1 vs. tail –c 15 file1
- command arguments: what is affected by the command, usually files or the output of another command
Basic Comands:
- Getting help with commands (the most important command!): man
- Figuring out who we are and where we are: whoami, hostname, date
- Navigating directories: cd, pwd
- Manipulating files and directories: cp, mv, rm, rmdir, mkdir
- Listing files and their properties: ls, file
- Displaying the contents of files: cat, tail, head, more, wc
- Investigating running programs: ps, top
Key Features
Unix Architecture page on Wikipedia
Files are stored on disk in a hierarchical file system, with a single top location throughout the
system (root, or "/"), with both files and directories, subdirectories, sub-subdirectories, and so
on below it.
With few exceptions, devices and some types of communications between processes are managed and
visible as files or pseudo-files within the file system hierarchy. This is known as everything's a
file.
Doug McIlroy (inventor of Unix pipes)
This is the Unix philosophy: Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work
together. Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface
File system
Key differences from Windows
- there are mount points instead of A:, C:, etc.
- directories and files are case sensitive
- the separation character is / instead of \
Root(/)
/boot
Boot loader files
/etc
Configuration files
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Device files
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User programs required for booting
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System programs required for booting
/lib{,32,64}
Libraries required for booting
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Programs, libraries, and such not required for booting
/root
superuser directory
/home
Users directories (shared by all clusters)
/tmp
Temporary files
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Variable data (spool files, log files, etc.)
/opt
Add on package directory
/media
mount point for removable media
/proc
process information pseudo-file system
/sys
system information pseudo-file system
Objectives
This self-directed tutorial is mainly for people who have none or very little experience in Linux system, particularly for Windows users who want to migrate to SHARCNET Linux systems. Examples shown in the lightgrey areas were run on 'narwhal', a SHARCNET cluster. We hope that this tutorial would be a good starting point for newcomers to Linux.
What is Linux?
Linux is a free Unix-type operating system originally created by Linus Torvalds with the assistance of developers around the world in the 90's. Linux is becoming popular as a powerful, low-cost operating system for cluster servers.
Linux Features
- multitasking: Several programs running at once
- multiusers: Several users at the same machine at once
- Multiplatforms: it runs on many different CPU
Environment variables
The shell environment allows one to store values in environment variables Many are provided by default when you login, eg. $USER , $HOME , $PWD , $PATH $ expands the value of a variable:
beaker@dtn:~$ echo $PATH
/bin:/usr/bin
The export command allows one to set new variables or modify existing ones, for example, to add a directory to the beginning of your $PATH environment variable:
beaker@dtn:~$ export PATH=$HOME/bin:$PATH
beaker@dtn:~$ echo $PATH
/home/beaker/bin:/bin:/usr/bin
Command aliases
The alias command allows you to build new commands
For example, one can set up an alias to run a command with particular, common switches:
alias lsfull=’ls -larth’
Now when one runs lsfull it will automatically expand to execute ls with the -larth switches /
options
One can also use environment variables and pipes, etc.:
alias wh='echo "["$USER"] ["$HOSTNAME"] ["$PWD"] ["`date`"] ["`uptime`"]"'
alias psme='ps aux | grep $USER | grep -v grep'
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Introduction
The vim console text editor can be started by typing vim. A graphical version is also available on most Sharcnet systems: gvim. For a complete list of command line options run the command vim -h or read the manpage by executing man vim.
Version Selection
Note that vim is provided as part of the default user environment on all sharcnet systems so its not necessary to load a vim module before using it. o On the remaining XC cluster, requin, vim 7.2 is installed as a module and loaded by default. Note that one can do "module unload vim" to fall back to the default 6.3 system version.
Job Submission
Not applicable.
General Notes
Different systems may have different versions of vi and vim. While it is useful to know the original set of vi commands and behavior when dealing with older systems, most modern systems use vim. On SHARCNET systems vi is actually an alias to vim.
Configuring vim: ~/.vimrc
To ensure you have a consistent vim experience across systems it is recommended that you create a personal vim configuration file in your home directory:
/home/$USER/.vimrc
You can set configuration statements in this file to change the behavior of the vim editing environment at initialization. Here is an example file:
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django-formfield is a form field that accepts a django form as its first argument, and validates as well as render’s each form field as expected. Yes a form within a form, within a dream? There are two types of fields available, FormField and ModelFormField. For ModelFormField the data is stored in json. For FormField data is simply returned as a python dictionary (form.cleaned_data)
from django.db import models
from django import forms
from formfield import ModelFormField
class PersonMetaForm(forms.Form):
age = forms.IntegerField()
sex = forms.ChoiceField(choices=((1, 'male'), (2, 'female')), required=False)
class Person(models.Model):
name = CharField(max_length=200)
meta_info = ModelFormField(form=PersonMetaForm)
Note
Changed in 0.3: You must supply the kwarg argument form to ModelFormField
Which will result in something like this (using the admin)
The ModelFormField is automatically set to null=True, blank=True, this is because validation is done on the inner form. As a result you will see something like the following if we hit save on the change form:
If we supply the change for valid data you should get a python dictionary when retrieving the data:
>>> person = Person.objects.get(pk=1)
>>> person.meta_info
{u'age': 12, u'sex': u'1'}
The form is the only thing forcing valid input, behind the scenes the data is being serialized into json. Therefore on the python level we can supply meta_info any valid json::
>>> from sample_app.models import Person
>>> data = {'some': 'thing', 'is': 'wrong', 'here': 'help!'}
>>> p = Person.objects.create(name="Joan", meta_info=data)
>>> p.meta_info
{'is': 'wrong', 'some': 'thing', 'here': 'help!'}
Note
If the form field is being made available via a change form, such as the admin, any unexpected value will be overridden by what the form returns . For example, the PersonMetaForm above only expects age and sex, so none of the values above (‘is’, ‘some’ and ‘here’) match and will be overridden when the form submitted.
We can however, make the field hidden or readonly and use it to supply any valid json, but its not really the intension of this app.


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Structured Products
- Types:
- Covered bonds
- Mortgage pass-through securities
- Collateralized mortgage obligations
- Structured credit products
- Often housed in bankruptcy-remote special purpose entities (SPEs)
- Classification dimensions:
- Underlying asset classes
- Type of structure
- How much pool changes over time: static, revolving, and managed pools
Capital Structure and Credit Losses
- Capital structure is broken into distinct tranches
- Equity
- Junior debt
- Senior debt
- The boundary between tranches is referred to as the "attachment point"
- The portion of the capital structure below a tranche is referred to as its credit enhancement
- Overcollateralization is the technique of selling a par amount of bonds that is less than the par amount of underlying collateral
Waterfall
Definition: The rules governing how cash flows are distributed to the various securities in the capital structure
Issuance Process
- Players:
- Loan originator - original lender who creates the debt obligations in the collateral pool
- Underwriter - aggregates the underlying loans, designs the securitization structure, and markets the liabilities
- Rating agencies - assess the creditworthiness of the liabilities and assign a rating
- Servicers and managers - collects principal and interest and disburses it to the liability holders
Credit Scenario Analysis
- Track the interim cash flows
- Track the terminal year cash flows
- Loan interest from surviving loans
- Proceeds from redemptions at par of the surviving loans
- Recover from defaulting loans
- Value of overcollateralization account
Simulating Structured Credit Risk
- Procedure:
- Estimate parameters
- Generate default time simulations
- Compute credit losses
- Key characteristics:
- Increases in the default rate increase bond losses and decrease equity IRR
- Increases in correlation has varying effects, depending on the level of defaults
- At low correlations, equity values exhibit positive convexity in default rates and the senior bond tranche exhibits negative convexity in defaul rates
Structured Credit Risks
- Systematic risk
- Tranche thinness
- Granularity - diminishes concentration risk
Default Correlation Concepts
- Default correlation - correlation concept most directly related to portfolio credit risk
- Asset return correlation - correlation of logarithmic changes in two firms' asset values
- Equity return correlation - correlation of logarithmic changes in the market value of two firms' equity prices
- Copula correlation - the values entered into the off-diagonal cells of the correlation matrix used in the copula approach
- Spread correlation - correlation of changes in the spreads on two firms' comparable debt obligations
- Implied credit correlation - estimate of the copula correlation derived from market prices
Structured Credit Motivations
- Issuer:
- Maturity matching
- Aribtrage
- Balance-sheet relief
- Investor:
- Access to diversified loan pools
- Risk sharing via tranching
- Embedded leverage
- Yield chasing
- Regulatory arbitrage


Research room
You can use the research room at our Ottawa office to host interviews or usability tests.
Where is the room?
It’s room 14134, the small room near the outreach team.
What’s in the room?
For interviewing:
- Two comfy chairs
- A small laptop or coffee table
For usability testing:
- A work table
- Two fixed chairs
- Devices for testing
All of our research equipment is also stored in the room.
How do I get members of the public to the room?
- You must register them in advance with security. Visit the visitor registration form on your TBS computer a least a day before your visit.
- You must meet your guest at reception downstairs. They’ll have trouble navigating the building without your help.
How do I reserve the room?
You can reserve the room in Google Calendar, like other conference rooms.
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Scotland face potential Euro 2020 group of death with England, France and Portugal
by Alan GalindoSCOTLAND are just two games away from securing a spot at the Euro 2020 finals - but they could find themselves in a 'group of death'.
Steve Clarke's men face a play-off semi-final and final to make it to the tournament proper.
But they will find out their potential group stage opponents next week - and one scenario doesn't make for good reading.
The Dark Blues could come up against England, France AND Portugal in the early stages of the major finals.
Scotland are guaranteed to be paired with England in Group D - who are top seeds - due to Hampden and Wembley being host pairings.
A slightly less daunting route for the Scots would be facing England, Poland and Czech Republic.
The 24 teams that qualify for Euro 2020 are seeded based on their performances during the qualifiers.
The ten group winners take the first ten positions, followed by the ten runners up, all ranked by points, goal difference and goals scored to determine their final pot.
The draw for the Euro 2020 finals takes place on Saturday November 30 and Scotland will be part of the draw.
Euro 2020 finals draw pots
POT 1 - Belgium, Italy (hosts, Group A), England (hosts, Group D), Germany (hosts, Group F), Spain (hosts, Group E), Ukraine.
POT 2 - France, Poland, Switzerland, Croatia, Netherlands (hosts, Group C), Russia (hosts, Group B)
POT 3 - Portugal, Turkey, Denmark (hosts, Group B), Austria, Sweden, Czech Republic
POT 4 - Wales, Finland, Winner play-off Path A, Winner play-off Path B, Winner play-off Path C, Winner play-off Path D
Clarke and Co will discover their play-off semi-final opponents tomorrow with one of Bulgaria, Israel, Hungary or Romania making the trip to Hampden in the last four.
If the Dark Blues reach the final they will face one of Norway or Serbia - with a draw determining who hosts the one-off game.
The overall winner secures a spot at Euro 2020 and will be seeded in Pot 4.
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| Body Type | SUV |
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Chapter 1: The start!
Language is something important in every way, because without it the human being would not be able to think. The knowledge of the most varied sciences comes from the study of language. this is the beginning of everything and for this to happen, it is necessary to study as words.
Chapter 2: Why study?
Today there are many languages on the planet. English is one of the most spoken languages on the planet, being present in 60 countries of the world. The study of language, therefore, becomes important for the communication of the human being in the most varied situations.
Why did we do this?
We students know how difficult it is when we do not understand a subject.That's why we came up with the idea of creating a glossary that will help online students with English difficulties.We know that for some people it is difficult to learn another language, however, to help these language adventurers, we have created a glossary loaded with words to be studied.Let's see how this works!


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Freezing feta creates a more crumbly texture, but fresh feta will still be lovely if you don’t have time to freeze your cheese.
For the tomato and chilli sauce, put the passata in a medium saucepan, add the salt, sugar and chilli flakes. Reduce by half and set aside. When cool, season with the lime juice, to taste.
For the fennel and rocket salad, put the rocket, watercress, mizuna and drained slices of fennel in a bowl.
In a separate bowl, combine the oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper. Just before serving toss the leaves in the dressing.
For the red mullet, heat the oil in a frying pan. Once hot, add the fish skin-side down and cook for 1-2 minutes on each side.
To serve, pour a pool of the sauce in the centre of each serving plate. Top with the fish and then the salad. Grate the frozen feta over.


Below are talks from the May, 2006 AGU session on the Science Needs for the Data Environment of the Great Observatory
Invited Talks:
Data Services Required for Future Magnetospheric Research; McPherron
Advances in Data Coordination for Establishing Heliophysics as a Basic Science; Crooker
A Sun-to-Earth Campaign Joining Observations from the Great Observatory with Worldwide Satellite and Ground-Based Resources to Investigate System Science Frontiers; Kozyra
Contributed Talks:
A Virtual Observatory for the Ionosphere-Mesosphere-Thermosphere Community; Morrison
Key Architecture Elements of a Great Observatory for Space Physics; Eastman
SPASE: Metadata Interoperability in the Great Observatory Environment; Thieman
Virtual Observatory and Data System Interoperability; Weiss
Connecting Virtual Observatories with Grid Enabled Services; Narock
The VSO at Two and a Half; Gurman
A Paradigm for Space Science Informatics; Borne
The Global Magnetometer Network Initiative: SuperMAG; Gjerloev
The Virtual Radiation Belt Observatory: Weigel


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CH3/40227 Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques
2021-04-10
CH3/40227 Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques
Welcome & Preliminary Infomation
Welcome to the coursepage for CH30227 & CH40227 Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques. The notes have been prepared in a package called BookDown for RStudio so that the equations are accessible to screen readers. However, by providing the notes as a .html webpage I can also embed short videos to further describe some of the topics. Further you can download the material in a format that suits you (either pdf or epub) to view offline, or change the way this document appears for ease of reading.
The course is entirely taught by Dr Fiona Dickinson.
Prerequisite knowledge
The course relies extensively on concepts from CH30129 (or CH30217) Photochemistry as well as material from the spectroscopy section of CH10137/8, and the quantum mechanics of CH20151/2. However more generic skills, such as experiment planning, and drawing conclusions on data will form an important strand to this course.
Assessment for this course
The course is assessed by a ‘1 hour’ exam, this is to say it should take an hour to complete, exam details will be shared centrally later in the semester.
The exam format will contain 2 x 25 mark questions. The questions will likely contain two or more of the following: data to examine, description of a spectrometer or spectrometer component, and design of experiments.
Feedback for this course
Much of the work will be peer based in small groups, and you will provide feedback to each other. In wrapping up these discussions I will also provide feedback to discussions.
I appreciate your understanding that feedback may be delayed during these uncertain times as I have childcare responsibilities.
I will not provide model answers for past exam questions, this is because there will be multiple ways in which marks may be achieved. Instead I will happily provide feedback on your attempts at past papers. All I ask is:
- papers are received in good time
- when you attempt papers you try and replicate the exam conditions (i.e. do it alone, in one sitting in a limited period)
- you do not submit more than one past paper at a time (I am happy to go through more than one feedback cycle, but want you to reflect on the feedback you have received)
- you highlight sections where you particularly want feedback
- you provide the file as a .pdf, with the file name containing your username, the year of paper attempted and the unit code
- please space out work enough so that I can write feedback
Week 1 tasks
I set a number of week 1 tasks.
For the ‘spectrometer components document’ on Teams, please divide the work between you, and write a few sentences (and include figures if relevant) for your chosen component(s). This is a shared document and is hosted on Teams because I can’t work out how to do it on Moodle… (the CH40227 class will act as editors to this body or work).
Think about the spectroscopic techniques you have used previously (you should all have used at least one of UV/vis, IR and fluorescence), think about what components may have been in the ‘beige box’ and how these differ between different spectrometers…
Remember to let me know if you want particular groups in the zoom chat (CH30227 only)
Report errors
If you spot any errors, please message me in Teams or (if this works), report on the error log below
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When's that show on?
I made a small modification to the MythWeb app. It's stupid, it's simple, it hardly seemed worth doing. But it was (almost) pretty easy. All it does it allow you to download an iCalendar file associated with your different tv shows. It seems kinda pointless considering you can tell myth to record the shows, and then you'll watch ‘em later, but I figure it's actually a nice to have.
Having the iCal item means you can put it in your calendar, or share it with other people. This might be handy to just communicate that a show has been recorded or it can be used to highlight that conflicts need to be negotiated. Anyways, once I figured out how php works (I always thought it WAS perl), wrote (and rewrote, since I accidentally deleted it) a simple RFC-2445 format date conversion tool, figured out how Myth works, found, used and corrected some strange variable reference that looks like a dangerous dangling useless variable (Q: what's the difference between $show
and $program
? A: a lot, if $show
is never used again and your values never change, even if you change the program/show you are looking at) then I got it to the point where...
It doesn't work. But I know why it doesn't work. For some reason in the .ics
file transmitted from the serer there is a leading blank line and iCal won't accept it. I'm not sure if this is some php weird-ism or something in the iCal library, bennu, I am using.
But that is tomorrow's problem.
(Incidentally, iCal files are accepted in mobile phones, Outlook, iCal, google calendar, shaver's doohickey, and any calendar app worth its salt.)
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- Published:
- 09.04.06 / 12am
- Category:
- MythTV


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Dashboards are a data visualization tool that allow all users to understand the analytics that matter to their business,department or project.A Dashboard is a business intelligence tool used to display data visualization in a way that is immediately understood.


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Round 1
1: Brent Lucas VS Dan Myers - Match Results: Brent Lucas is the winner 100
to 60
2: Mathew Court VS Chris Markley - Match Results: Chris Markley is the
winner 44 to 98
3: Matt Kelsey VS mike Jones - Match Results: Draw 0 to 0
4: Stayce Lueders VS Chad Brown - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner 0
to 58
5: Chris Molley VS Tori Holes - Match Results: Chris Molley is the winner
100 to 0
6: Josh McMillen VS Linda Mills - Match Results: Josh McMillen is the
winner 100 to 26
7: Dustin Tichon VS David FrishKorn - Match Results: Dustin Tichon is the
winner 42 to 18
8: Ryan Fleming VS Chris Greff - Match Results: Ryan Fleming is the winner
100 to 46
9: Louis Hayberg VS Josh Carney - Match Results: Louis Hayberg is the
winner 100 to 0
10: Ed Horne VS Logan Brown - Match Results: Ed Horne is the winner 77 to
0
11: James Lueders VS David Carver - Match Results: James Lueders is the
winner 100 to 0
12: Joel Stephens VS Ian Brockway - Match Results: Joel Stephens is the
winner 100 to 33
Round 2
1: James Lueders VS Chris Molley - Match Results: James Lueders is the
winner 100 to 22
2: Louis Hayberg VS Ed Horne - Match Results: Louis Hayberg is the winner
100 to 0
3: Josh McMillen VS Joel Stephens - Match Results: Josh McMillen is the
winner 100 to 26
4: Chad Brown VS Chris Markley - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner
100 to 24
5: Ryan Fleming VS Brent Lucas - Match Results: Ryan Fleming is the winner
100 to 46
6: Dustin Tichon VS mike Jones - Match Results: Dustin Tichon is the winner
99 to 18
7: Matt Kelsey VS David FrishKorn - Match Results: David FrishKorn is the
winner 42 to 49
8: Dan Myers VS Chris Greff - Match Results: Draw 42 to 42
9: Mathew Court VS Stayce Lueders - Match Results: Mathew Court is the
winner 100 to 12
10: Ian Brockway VS Linda Mills - Match Results: Linda Mills is the winner
47 to 100
11: Logan Brown VS Tori Holes - Match Results: Tori Holes is the winner 40
to 100
12: Josh Carney VS David Carver - Match Results: David Carver is the winner
55 to 76
Round 3
1: James Lueders VS Josh McMillen - Match Results: James Lueders is the
winner 100 to 24
2: Ryan Fleming VS Dustin Tichon - Match Results: Ryan Fleming is the
winner 100 to 0
3: Chad Brown VS Ed Horne - Match Results: Ed Horne is the winner 40 to
100
4: Louis Hayberg VS Chris Markley - Match Results: Louis Hayberg is the
winner 100 to 0
5: Mathew Court VS Chris Molley - Match Results: Mathew Court is the winner
100 to 12
6: Joel Stephens VS Brent Lucas - Match Results: Brent Lucas is the winner
60 to 100
7: Linda Mills VS Tori Holes - Match Results: Linda Mills is the winner 100
to 32
8: David Carver VS David FrishKorn - Match Results: David FrishKorn is the
winner 0 to 50
9: Matt Kelsey VS Dan Myers - Match Results: Matt Kelsey is the winner 100
to 12
10: Chris Greff VS mike Jones - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner 60
to 100
11: Ian Brockway VS Josh Carney - Match Results: Ian Brockway is the winner
100 to 66
12: Logan Brown VS Stayce Lueders - Match Results: Logan Brown is the
winner 100 to 23
Round 4
1: Louis Hayberg VS James Lueders - Match Results: James Lueders is the
winner 12 to 52
2: Ryan Fleming VS Mathew Court - Match Results: Ryan Fleming is the winner
100 to 46
3: Josh McMillen VS Ed Horne - Match Results: Ed Horne is the winner 0 to
100
4: Linda Mills VS Brent Lucas - Match Results: Linda Mills is the winner
100 to 47
5: Dustin Tichon VS Chad Brown - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner 76
to 98
6: Chris Markley VS Matt Kelsey - Match Results: Matt Kelsey is the winner
12 to 100
7: mike Jones VS David FrishKorn - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner
100 to 0
8: Joel Stephens VS Logan Brown - Match Results: Logan Brown is the
winner 29 to 100
9: Chris Molley VS Ian Brockway - Match Results: Chris Molley is the winner
100 to 0
10: Tori Holes VS David Carver - Match Results: Tori Holes is the winner
100 to 0
11: Chris Greff VS Josh Carney - Match Results: Chris Greff is the winner
100 to 57
12: Dan Myers VS Stayce Lueders - Match Results: Dan Myers is the winner
100 to 0
Round 5
1: James Lueders VS Ryan Fleming - Match Results: Ryan Fleming is the
winner 0 to 100
2: Louis Hayberg VS Chad Brown - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner 12
to 98
3: Ed Horne VS Linda Mills - Match Results: Ed Horne is the winner 100 to
0
4: Matt Kelsey VS Mathew Court - Match Results: Matt Kelsey is the winner
98 to 76
5: mike Jones VS Chris Molley - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner 100
to 39
6: Logan Brown VS Dustin Tichon - Match Results: Logan Brown is the
winner 98 to 23
7: Tori Holes VS Brent Lucas - Match Results: Tori Holes is the winner 100
to 40
8: Josh McMillen VS David FrishKorn - Match Results: David FrishKorn is the
winner 0 to 99
9: Dan Myers VS Joel Stephens - Match Results: Dan Myers is the winner 100
to 42
10: Chris Greff VS Ian Brockway - Match Results: Chris Greff is the winner
100 to 0
11: Chris Markley VS David Carver - Match Results: Chris Markley is the
winner 53 to 44
12: Josh Carney VS Stayce Lueders - Match Results: Josh Carney is the
winner 42 to 21
Top 8
1: Ryan Fleming VS Logan Brown - Match Results: Logan Brown is the
winner
2: Chad Brown VS Matt Kelsey - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner 100
to 88
3: James Lueders VS mike Jones - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner 0
to 100
4: Ed Horne VS Louis Hayberg - Match Results: Ed Horne is the winner 100 to
40
Top 4
1: Logan Brown VS Chad Brown - Match Results: Chad Brown is the winner 0
to 100
2: mike Jones VS Ed Horne - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner 100 to
0
Top 2
1: Chad Brown VS mike Jones - Match Results: mike Jones is the winner 0 to
100
Rankings
| Rank |
Name |
Score |
MoV |
SoS |
| 1 |
Ryan Fleming |
25 |
862 |
61 |
| 2 |
Ed Horne |
20 |
737 |
75 |
| 3 |
James Lueders |
20 |
694 |
65 |
| 4 |
Chad Brown |
20 |
682 |
53 |
| 5 |
Matt Kelsey |
16 |
691 |
58 |
| 6 |
mike Jones |
16 |
620 |
60 |
| 7 |
Louis Hayberg |
15 |
674 |
73 |
| 8 |
Logan Brown |
15 |
586 |
50 |
| 9 |
Tori Holes |
15 |
552 |
55 |
| 10 |
Linda Mills |
15 |
500 |
60 |
| 11 |
David FrishKorn |
13 |
532 |
57 |
| 12 |
Chris Greff |
11 |
549 |
62 |
| 13 |
Dan Myers |
11 |
530 |
42 |
| 14 |
Mathew Court |
10 |
546 |
59 |
| 15 |
Chris Molley |
10 |
473 |
66 |
| 16 |
Brent Lucas |
10 |
413 |
71 |
| 17 |
Dustin Tichon |
10 |
408 |
89 |
| 18 |
Josh McMillen |
10 |
373 |
73 |
| 19 |
Chris Markley |
8 |
299 |
66 |
| 20 |
Joel Stephens |
5 |
324 |
51 |
| 21 |
Josh Carney |
5 |
323 |
36 |
| 22 |
David Carver |
5 |
262 |
61 |
| 23 |
Ian Brockway |
5 |
214 |
46 |
| 24 |
Stayce Lueders |
0 |
156 |
61 |


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Man stabbed to death while being treated for knife wound at E Cape hospital
by Jeanette ChabalalaA 28-year-old man was killed by an unknown suspect while being treated for a stab wound at the All Saints Hospital in Ngcobo, Eastern Cape police said on Sunday.
The incident happened on Sunday morning around 03:00, spokesperson Captain Namhla Mdleleni said.
"It is alleged that the deceased was at casualty section of the hospital waiting to be stitched on his stab wounds, when an unknown man came and stabbed him to death," Mdleleni said.
Mdleleni said officers were following leads.
According to Eastern Cape health department spokesperson Sizwe Kupelo, while doctors were busy attending to the victim, "a knife wielding man [barged] in and said he wanted to finish the patient off".
"There were 10 guards deployed in various points of the hospital, but the man forced his way through casualty security by withdrawing a knife.
"The doctor and nurses ran for their lives, while the security guards could not prevent the man from stabbing the patient to death," Kupelo said.
The suspect fled the scene before the police arrived on scene, he said, adding that staff members who witnessed the stabbing incident would receive trauma counselling.
Kupelo said security measures were being reviewed at the hospital.
Police appealed to anyone who could assist with information that could lead to an arrest to contact Lieutenant Colonel Matolweni on<PHONE_NUMBER>.
In a separate incident, Kupelo said a vigilant Tyeks security guard managed to "sneak behind a man who had [pulled] a gun from a police officer at the Port Elizabeth Provincial Hospital".
 The security guard deserves praise for his bravery as he swiftly acted and stopped the man before he could shoot.
"Our facilities are under siege with thugs seemingly targeting them as they know our hospitals and clinics are gun free zones. Lawlessness cannot be tolerated."


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'use strict';
'use strict';
Validation constants. If any value given for these fields are given a warning will be printed.
exports.VALID_TYPES = ['arl', 'cpcode'];
exports.VALID_ACTIONS = ['remove', 'invalidate'];
exports.VALID_DOMAINS = ['production', 'staging'];
Akamai URLs
exports.AKAMAI_API_BASE = 'https://api.ccu.akamai.com';
exports.AKAMAI_API_QUEUE = exports.AKAMAI_API_BASE + '/ccu/v2/queues/default';
Chainable request modifiers. These define the available modifiers that help with the configuring a request to Akamai. Each modifier will return an altered function with a new set of modifiers. This function, when called, will pass the configured options.
exports.MODIFIERS = {
production: {domain: 'production'},
staging: {domain: 'staging'},
cpcode: {type: 'cpcode'},
url: {type: 'arl'},
uri: {type: 'arl'},
arl: {type: 'arl'},
remove: {action: 'remove'},
invalidate: {action: 'invalidate'}
};


Enables the delivery of encrypted containers together with the external header (hereinafter, Payload) from client to server and back. Multiple transport protocols are defined:
The URI format for connecting to the websocket and HTTP endpoints is the following:
The TCP transport is implemented simply by sending the payloads generated by the chosen MTProto transport over a plain TCP socket on ports 80, 443, 5222 or other (a different port number may be returend by help.getConfig).
Framing is managed by the chosen MTProto transport protocol.
There are no implicit acknowledgments for the TCP transport: all messages must be acknowledged explicitly. Most frequently, acknowledgments are placed in a container with the next query or response if it is transmitted in short order. For example, this is almost always the case for client messages containing RPC queries: the acknowledgment normally arrives with the RPC response.
Implementation of the websocket transport is pretty much the same as with TCP: a websocket connection is established to the chosen MTProto server over port 80 using the specified URI format.
Framing of payloads is still managed by the chosen MTProto transport protocol, not by websocket messages: the length of MTProto payloads is defined by the MTProto transport protocol, not by the length of the single websocket messages. This simply means that all data received and sent through websocket messages is to be treated as a single duplex stream of bytes, just like with TCP.
When using the websocket transport, transport obfuscation is required.
Transport errors are transmitted the usual way, as with TCP.
The close code of websockets will always be 1000
(normal closure), regardless of the actual exit status.
In all cases, the description string will be a decimal encoded real error code (which may be forward/back-padded with whitespaces for constant length) and can be safely ignored.
Example implementation: MadelineProto.
To establish a websocket connection over HTTPS, simply use the TLS URI format. The rest is the same as with plain websockets.
Note: when implementing browser clients, websocket transport is recommended instead of HTTP, thanks to its full-duplex stream logic similar to TCP's; this removes the need for HTTP long polling and eventual delays while relaying RPC replies.
Implemented over HTTP/1.1 (with keepalive) running over the traditional TCP Port 80. HTTPS can also be used.
Message framing is not managed by MTProto transport protocols; it is instead handled by the HTTP protocol itself. Transport errors are also not transmitted the usual way, instead they are simply returned as normal HTTP status codes.
An HTTP connection is attached to a session (or rather, to session + key identifier) specified in the most recent user query received; normally, the session is the same in all queries, but crafty HTTP proxies may corrupt that. A server may not return a message into an HTTP connection unless it belongs to the same session, and unless it is the server’s turn (an HTTP request had been received from the client to which a response has not been sent yet).
The overall arrangement is as follows. The client opens one or more keepalive HTTP or HTTPS connections to the server. If one or more messages need to be sent, they are made into a payload which is followed by a POST request to the URL/api to which the payload is transmitted as data. In addition, Content-Length
, Keepalive
, and Host
are valid HTTP headers.
Having received the query, the server may either wait a little while (if the query requires a response following a short timeout) or immediately return a dummy response (only acknowledging the receipt of the container). In any case, the response may contain any number of messages. The server may at the same time send out any other messages it might be holding for the session.
In addition, there exists a special long poll RPC query (valid for HTTP connections only) which transmits maximum timeout T. If the server has messages for the session, they are returned immediately; otherwise, a wait state is entered until such time as the server has a message for the client or T seconds have elapsed. If no events occur in the span of T seconds, a dummy response is returned (special message).
If a server needs to send a message to a client, it checks for an HTTP connection that belongs to the required session and is in the “answering an HTTP request” state (including long poll) whereupon the message is added to the response container for the connection and sent to the user. In a typical case, there is some additional wait time (50 milliseconds) against the eventuality that the server will soon have more messages for the session.
If no suitable HTTP connection is available, the messages are placed in the current session’s send queue. However, they find their way there anyway until receipt is explicitly confirmed by the client. For all protocols, the client must return an explicit acknowledgment within a reasonable time (it can be added to a container for the following request).
Important: if the acknowledgment fails to arrive on time, the message can be resent (possibly, in a different container). The parties must autonomously be ready for this and must store the identifiers of the most recent messages received (and ignore such duplicates rather than repeat actions). In order not to have the identifiers stored forever, there exist special garbage collection messages that take advantage of message identifier monotonicity.
If the send queue overflows or if messages stay in the queue for over 10 minutes, the server forgets them. This may happen even faster, if the server is running out of buffer space (for example, because of serious network issues resulting in a large number of connections becoming severed).
To establish a connection over HTTPS, simply use the TLS URI format. The rest is the same as with plain HTTP.
The URI format that must be used when connecting to the plain websocket and HTTP endpoints is the following:
http://X.X.X.X:80/api(w)(s)
http://(name)(-1).web.telegram.org:80/api(w)(s)(_test)
The w
flag is added when CORS headers are required in order to connect from a browser.
The s
flag enables the websocket API.
The name
placeholder in the domain version specifies the DC ID to connect to:
pluto
=> DC 1venus
=> DC 2aurora
=> DC 3vesta
=> DC 4flora
=> DC 5-1
can be appended to the DC name to raise the maximum limit of simultaneous requests per hostname.
The _test
flag, when connecting to the domain version of the URL, specifies that connection to the test DCs must be made, instead.
When connecting to the HTTPS and WSS endpoints, only the domain name URI can be used over port 443:
https://(name)(-1).web.telegram.org:443/api(w)(s)(_test)
See the URI format for an explanation of the placeholders.
Example implementations: tdlib, MadelineProto (client side), MTProxy (server side).


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THE EDGE (1997)
A film review by Steve Kong Copyright 1997 Steve Kong
The Edge is a beautifully photographed action thriller. There are two strings of plot that run through the film, the biggest of them is of survival. The other is about being rich. Who can you trust if you were a multi-millionaire? Do people talk to you only because you're rich? Did that pretty model marry because of your money? Life seems rough when you're rich.
The Edge follows the life of a multimillionaire, Charles Morse (Anthony Hopkins), who is on a trip to the wilderness because his model wife has a photo shoot with photographer Robert Green (Alec Baldwin). After the shoot with Charles' wife, Robert wants to go find an old Indian bear hunter for another shoot. Before going of to find the Indian, he invites Charles along, and Charles agrees. They fly out to find the Indian, but catastrophe happens and the plane crashes. Charles is an avid reader and has all sorts of knowledge stored up in his head, including enough knowledge to help get Robert, Stephen (Harold Perrineau Jr., who plays Robert's assistant), and himself out of the wilderness.
The Edge starts out a little slow, but quickly picks up pace when a specific character is introduced. This amazing character would be the man-eating bear (Bart the bear) that is stalking Robert, Charles and Stephen. Whenever the story gets a little slow, Bart the bear is called in to help quicken the pace. And that he does just that. Bart the bear creates some genuinely frightening and white knuckled moments.
There is a plot thread about Robert having an affair with Charles' wife, and planning to kill Charles so that he can get both the woman and the money. This plot thread is introduced early on in the film, but is left to smoulder while Bart the bear thrills us. But, as I thought that the plot thread was merely dropped it shows up again, and provides some good tension between Robert and Charles.
The Edge is beautifully photographed, and there has to be lots of kudos given to the cinematographer, Donald McAlpine. He captures the beauty of the wilderness and never misses a chance to put in more. The film is beautiful. Lee Tamahori (Mulholland Falls) does a great job at keeping the pace of the movie quick and crisp. Though the beginning is a little slow, he manages to move past it rather well. Tamahori handles the action sequences very well, and is able to create some high tension during some scenes.
The score by Jerry Goldsmith is worth mentioning also. The score fits the movie well. The score is broad and moody just like the film. And the score never becomes overbearing.
The two real reasons to see The Edge are for Anthony Hopkins and Bart the bear. Hopkins gives a good multi-leveled performance. His performance is the one that the film rides on, and he does exceptionally well. When we look into his eyes, and listen to him state something on screen, we can also see that he is stating something but his mind is focused on figuring out what's ahead of that. Bart the bear is also a good reason to see The Edge. He is mighty scary, and worth the price of admission itself.
The one person that I found as the weak link was Alec Baldwin. Maybe I'm just used to seeing him in a more take-control part, but the whiner that he plays in The Edge just doesn't work. He tries to be a whiner, but it never comes off as being genuine. Baldwin hasn't had any good films lately, his best role ever, for me, was his role as Jack Ryan in The Hunt for Red October. And though I didn't think he fit his role in The Edge, this is one of his better and more memorable performances in the long while since The Hunt for Red October.
The Edge is a highly entertaining movie about the survival of men in the wilderness. It starts off slow but quickly picks up the pace. Its action is thrilling and will keep you at the edge of your seat while its beautiful photography will take your breath away. Hopkins is the star of the film, and he does a great job with his role. Don't miss this film in the theatres.
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Arsenal vs Southampton preview, predicted XI, team news and more
by Vishal SubramanianArsenal host Southampton at the Emirates as they aim to overcome a torrid run of form that has seen them slip to sixth position in the Premier League standings. Unai Emery's side are currently eight points behind Manchester City in fourth place and are winless in their last five encounters domestically, a barren run that has piled on the pressure on the manager and put their top-four hopes in serious jeopardy.
Southampton aren't doing too well themselves as they find themselves in the relegation zone, with only eight points from 12 league encounters and Ralph Hassenhuttl's position as Head Coach has come under immense scrutiny in the wake of their recent results. The South Coast club have won just two games so far and are just a point above Norwich City, who are rooted to the bottom of the Premier League table.
Arsenal vs Southampton Head-to-Head
While the home side are winless in the Premier League since their 1-0 victory against Bournemouth in late October, Southampton haven't won any of their last seven games in all competitions.
Arsenal form guide: W-L-D-D-L
Southampton form guide: L-D-L-L-L
Arsenal vs Southampton Team News
Dani Ceballos is doubtful for this weekend's Premier League clash after sustaining a thigh injury and aside from the Spanish midfielder, Emery has no fresh injury concerns as he aims to turn the Gunners' season around. Granit Xhaka has not featured since his angry confrontation with the fans in Arsenal 2-2 draw against Crystal Palace and the Swiis international has also been stripped off captaincy since then.
Emery indicated that the exiled midfielder could return to the matchday squad this weekend and Mesut Ozil could also feature for the third Premier League game in a row.
Injuries: Reiss Nelson (knee)
Doubtful: Dani Ceballos (thigh)
Suspensions: None
Arsenal vs Southampton Predicted XI
Arsenal Predicted XI: Bernd Leno, Hector Bellerin, David Luiz, Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Kieran Tierney, Matteo Guendouzi, Lucas Torreira, Granit Xhaka, Mesut Ozil, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Alexandre Lacazette
Arsenal vs Southampton Prediction
Arsenal aren't in the best of form but they should have enough firepower to breach the Southampton defence, especially at the Emirates. Aubameyang has been Emery's main man this season and the striker could be amongst the goals again against a hapless Saints side, who sit just a point above 20th placed Norwich City.
Verdict - Arsenal 2-0 Southampton


Nusa Pendia
Republic Of Indoesia Raya
Tentang Wisata
Nusa Penida is an island southeast of Indonesia’s island Bali and a district of Klungkung Regency that includes the neighbouring small island of Nusa Lembongan. The Badung Strait separates the island and Bali. The interior of Nusa Penida is hilly with a maximum altitude of 524 metres. It is drier than the nearby island of Bali.
Bali and a district of Klungkung Regency that includes the neighbouring small island of Nusa Lembongan. The Badung Strait separates the island and Bali.
Featured Event
Tari Kecak
Language
Bahasa Indonesia
Foods
Local Foods
Members Are Going
Trip Information
| Date Of Departure | 22 Aug, 2019 |
|---|---|
| Duration | 4D 3N |
| Type | Open Trip |
| Price | $80,00 / person |


See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| MultiPageModel |
Extract an object of more than one pages, such as news and articles.
|
| SpiderListener |
Listener of Spider on page processing.
|
| Task |
Interface for identifying different tasks.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Page |
Object storing extracted result and urls to fetch.
Not thread safe. Main method： Page.getUrl() get url of current page Page.getHtml() get content of current page Page.putField(String, Object) save extracted result Page.getResultItems() get extract results to be used in Pipeline Page.addTargetRequests(java.util.List) Page.addTargetRequest(String) add urls to fetch |
| Request |
Object contains url to crawl.
It contains some additional information. |
| ResultItems |
Object contains extract results.
It is contained in Page and will be processed in pipeline. |
| SimpleHttpClient | |
| Site |
Object contains setting for crawler.
|
| Spider |
Entrance of a crawler.
A spider contains four modules: Downloader, Scheduler, PageProcessor and Pipeline. Every module is a field of Spider. |
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| Spider.Status |
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Landing Page Guide Part 2: The Hosting
18 Jun 2015You could always pay for hosting, but thanks to the Internet there are many good free hosting services out there we can take advantage of. A simple landing page shouldn't require anything complicated.
Free Hosting
For our free hosting provider, we are going to use GitHub Pages. If you don't have a GitHub account, you can sign up here.
On a free GitHub account, anyone can see your files. But since we're just building a static landing page, anyone can see the HTML through
View Source
on any browser anyways.
GitHub
- Once you have an account, create a new repository.
Enter a repository name.
You can change this later if you want in Settings.
Select Initialize this repository with a README.
Create a new branch called
gh-pages
.(Optional) Set the default branch to
gh-pages
.- Go into the Settings of your repo.
- Set default branch to
gh-pages
Copy the clone URL of the repository. It should look like this:
https://github.com/username/my-site.git
Terminal
Clone the remote git repository by typing the following into your terminal.
git clone https://github.com/username/my-site.git
Let's try modifying the
README
file. Open the file and type inHello world!
.
Push the commit to GitHub.
git push origin gh-pages
Setting Up a Custom Domain Name
- Sign into your Namecheap account.
- Click on Your Domains / Products.
- Click on the domain name you want to display the webpage currently at
username.github.io
. - Click on URL Forwarding.
- Setup two CNAME records. One for the root apex
(@)
and one forwww.
Both point tousername.github.io.
. The period at the end is required. - Click on Save Changes.
- Go to your url and check that it's redirecting properly.
Now that we've set up hosting and our domain name is redirecting to our GitHub Pages repo, let's move on to adding content.


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{if $language.langcode != 'en'}
{$language.name} General settings
{if {$langnotes{$language.langcode}} != " "}{$langnotes{$language.langcode}}{/if}
Your closing message to view it to the users.
Company profile informations
Your company/website activities that it setuped for.
Registration terms
Meta keyword to be used by search engiens.
Mail settings
The content of the default email header.
The content of the default email footer.
The content of the default email body.
The style of the default email.
Extra settings
Your closing message to view it to the users.
Your closing message to view it to the users.
Contact center settings
The content of the default email header.
The content of the default email header.