Table of Contents
2003-04 Wisconsin Statutes & Annotations
As updated through February 1, 2005
Statute changes effective prior to February 2, 2005 are printed as if currently in
effect. Statutory changes effective on or after February 2, 2005 are designated by NOTES.
(Only Printed Volumes are Official under s. 35.18 (2), Wis.
Stats.)
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Chapters are listed here under subject matter heads, corresponding to the former
Titles, which were eliminated in the 1979 session of the Wisconsin Legislature. Searching
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to the 2003-04 Wisconsin Statutes.
- Sovereignty, Jurisdiction and Civil Divisions of the State.
- 1. Sovereignty and jurisdiction of the state. PDF Folio
- 2. Division of the state into counties, and their boundaries. PDF Folio
- 3. Congressional districts. PDF Folio
- 4. Senate and assembly districts. PDF Folio
- Elections.
- 5. Elections – general provisions; ballots and voting systems. PDF Folio
- 6. The electors. PDF Folio
- 7. Election officials, boards, observers; selection and duties, canvassing. PDF Folio
- 8. Nominations, primaries, elections. PDF Folio
- 9. Post election actions; direct legislation. PDF Folio
- 10. Election dates and notices. PDF Folio
- 11. Campaign financing. PDF Folio
- 12. Prohibited election practices. PDF Folio
- General Organization of the State, Except the Judiciary.
- 13. Legislative branch. PDF Folio
- 14. Constitutional offices and interstate bodies. PDF Folio
- 15. Structure of the executive branch. PDF Folio
- 16. Department of administration. PDF Folio
- 17. Resignations, vacancies, and removals from office. PDF Folio
- 18. State debt, revenue obligations and operating notes. PDF Folio
- 19. General duties of public officials. PDF Folio
- 20. Appropriations and budget management. PDF Folio
- 21. Department of military affairs. PDF Folio
- 22. Department of electronic government. PDF Folio
- Public Domain and the Trust Funds.
- 23. Conservation. PDF Folio
- 24. Public domain and the trust funds. PDF Folio
- 25. Trust funds and their management. PDF Folio
- 26. Protection of forest lands and forest productivity. PDF Folio
- 27. Public parks and places of recreation. PDF Folio
- 28. Public forests. PDF Folio
- 29. Wild animals and plants. PDF Folio
- 30. Navigable waters, harbors and navigation. PDF Folio
- 31. Regulation of dams and bridges affecting navigable waters. PDF Folio
- 32. Eminent domain. PDF Folio
- 33. Public inland waters. PDF Folio
- 34. Public deposits. PDF Folio
- Public Printing.
- 35. Public printing; distribution of laws and public documents. PDF Folio
- Educational Institutions.
- 36. University of Wisconsin system. PDF Folio
- 38. Technical college system. PDF Folio
- 39. Higher educational agencies and education compacts. PDF Folio
- Employe Trust Fund.
- 40. Public employe trust fund. PDF Folio
- Cultural and Memorial Institutions; Veterans' Affairs.
- 41. Department of tourism. PDF Folio
- 42. State fair park board. PDF Folio
- 43. Libraries. PDF Folio
- 44. Historical societies, arts board and technology for educational achievement in Wisconsin
board. PDF Folio
- 45. Veterans' affairs, benefits and memorials. PDF Folio
- Charitable, Curative, Reformatory and Penal Institutions and Agencies.
- 46. Social services. PDF Folio
- 47. Vocational rehabilitation; specialized programs for handicapped persons. PDF Folio
- 48. Children's code. PDF Folio
- 49. Public assistance. PDF Folio
- 50. Uniform licensure. PDF Folio
- 51. State alcohol, drug abuse, developmental disabilities and mental health act. PDF Folio
- 55. Protective service system. PDF Folio
- 58. Private asylums, hospitals and societies. PDF Folio
- Functions and Government of Municipalities.
- Statistics.
- Taxation.
- 70. General property taxes. PDF Folio
- 71. Income and franchise taxes for state and local revenues. PDF Folio
- 72. Estate tax. PDF Folio
- 73. Tax appeals commission and department of revenue. PDF Folio
- 74. Property tax collection. PDF Folio
- 75. Land sold for taxes. PDF Folio
- 76. Taxation of public utilities and insurers. PDF Folio
- 77. Taxation of forest croplands; real estate transfer fees; sales and use taxes; county and
special district sales and use taxes; managed forest land; recycling surcharge; local food
and beverage tax; local rental car tax; premier resort area taxes; state rental vehicle
fee; dry cleaning fees; tax on adult entertainment. PDF Folio
- 78. Motor vehicle and general aviation fuel taxes. PDF Folio
- 79. State revenue sharing. PDF Folio
- Highways and Bridges, Drains and Fences.
- Agriculture; Foods and Drugs; Markets.
- 91. Farmland preservation. PDF Folio
- 92. Soil and water conservation and animal waste management. PDF Folio
- 93. Department of agriculture, trade and consumer protection. PDF Folio
- 94. Plant industry. PDF Folio
- 95. Animal health. PDF Folio
- 96. Agricultural marketing act. PDF Folio
- 97. Food regulation. PDF Folio
- 98. Weights and measures. PDF Folio
- 99. Public warehouses. PDF Folio
- 100. Marketing; trade practices. PDF Folio
- Regulation of Industry.
- 101. Department of commerce-regulation of industry, buildings and safety. PDF Folio
- 102. Worker's compensation. PDF Folio
- 103. Employment regulations. PDF Folio
- 104. Minimum wage law. PDF Folio
- 105. Employment agents. PDF Folio
- 106. Apprentice,employment and equal rights programs. PDF Folio
- 107. Mining and metal recovery. PDF Folio
- 108. Unemployment reserves and compensation. PDF Folio
- 109. Wage payments, claims and collections. PDF Folio
- 110. Motor vehicles. PDF Folio
- 111. Employment relations. PDF Folio
- 112. Fiduciaries. PDF Folio
- 113. Uniform joint obligations act. PDF Folio
- 114. Aeronautics. PDF Folio
- Public Instruction.
- 115. State superintendent; general classifications and definitions; handicapped children. PDF Folio
- 116. Cooperative educational service agencies. PDF Folio
- 117. School district reorganization. PDF Folio
- 118. General school operations. PDF Folio
- 119. First class city school system. PDF Folio
- 120. School district government. PDF Folio
- 121. School finance. PDF Folio
- Regulation of Trade.
- 125. Alcohol beverages. PDF Folio
- 126. Agricultural producer security. PDF Folio
- 128. Creditors' actions. PDF Folio
- 129. Consignments of works of fine art. PDF Folio
- 132. Trademarks, badges and labeled products. PDF Folio
- 133. Trusts and monopolies. PDF Folio
- 134. Miscellaneous trade regulations. PDF Folio
- 135. Dealership practices. PDF Folio
- 136. Future service plans. PDF Folio
- 137. Authentications. PDF Folio
- 138. Money and rates of interest. PDF Folio
- 139. Beverage, controlled substances and tobacco taxes. PDF Folio
- Public Health.
- 145. Plumbing and fire protection systems and swimming pool plan review. PDF Folio
- 146. Miscellaneous health provisions. PDF Folio
- 148. Medical societies. PDF Folio
- 149. Mandatory health insurance risk-sharing plan. PDF Folio
- 150. Regulation of health services. PDF Folio
- 153. Health care information. PDF Folio
- 154. Declarations to physicians and do-not-resuscitate orders. PDF Folio
- 155. Power of attorney for health care. PDF Folio
- 157. Disposition of human remains. PDF Folio
- 160. Groundwater protection standards. PDF Folio
- Police Regulations.
- 164. Law enforcement officers' bill of rights. PDF Folio
- 165. Department of justice. PDF Folio
- 166. Emergency management. PDF Folio
- 167. Safeguards of persons and property. PDF Folio
- 168. Oil inspection. PDF Folio
- 169. Captive wildlife. PDF Folio
- 170. Strays and lost chattels. PDF Folio
- 171. Unclaimed property. PDF Folio
- 172. Animals distrained or doing damage. PDF Folio
- 173. Animals; humane officers. PDF Folio
- 174. Dogs. PDF Folio
- 175. Miscellaneous police provisions. PDF Folio
- 177. Uniform unclaimed property act. PDF Folio
- Partnerships and Corporations; Transportation; Utilities; Banks; Savings Associations.
- 178. Uniform partnership act. PDF Folio
- 179. Uniform limited partnership act. PDF Folio
- 180. Business corporations. PDF Folio
- 181. Nonstock corporations. PDF Folio
- 182. Miscellaneous corporate provisions; turnpike corporations. PDF Folio
- 183. Limited liability companies. PDF Folio
- 184. Uniform unincorporated nonprofit association act. PDF Folio
- 185. Cooperatives. PDF Folio
- 186. Credit unions. PDF Folio
- 187. Religious societies. PDF Folio
- 188. Fraternal societies. PDF Folio
- 189. Office of the commissioner of railroads. PDF Folio
- 190. Railroads; organization and management. PDF Folio
- 191. Railroads; construction. PDF Folio
- 192. Railroads; regulations and liabilities. PDF Folio
- 194. Motor vehicle transportation. PDF Folio
- 195. Railroad regulation. PDF Folio
- 196. Regulation of public utilities. PDF Folio
- 197. Municipal acquisition of utilities. PDF Folio
- 198. Municipal power and water districts. PDF Folio
- 199. Citizens utility board. PDF Folio
- 200. Metropolitan sewerage districts. PDF Folio
- 201. Securities of public service corporations. PDF Folio
- 213. Police and fire fighting service. PDF Folio
- 214. Savings banks. PDF Folio
- 215. Savings and loan associations. PDF Folio
- 216. Investment associations. PDF Folio
- 217. Seller of checks. PDF Folio
- 218. Finance companies, auto dealers, adjustment companies and collection agencies. PDF Folio
- 219. Investments. PDF Folio
- 220. Banking. PDF Folio
- 221. State banks. PDF Folio
- 223. Trust company banks and other fiduciaries. PDF Folio
- 224. Miscellaneous banking and financial institutions provisions. PDF Folio
- 225. Business development credit corporations. PDF Folio
- 226. Foreign corporations. PDF Folio
- Administrative Procedure and Review.
- 227. Administrative procedure and review. PDF Folio
- Populous Counties and Cities.
- 228. Recording and copying of public records in populous counties. PDF Folio
- 229. Public institutions. PDF Folio
- State Personnel.
- 230. State employment relations. PDF Folio
- Independent Authorities.
- 231. Health and educational facilities authority. PDF Folio
- 232. Bradley center sports and entertainment corporation. PDF Folio
- 233. University of Wisconsin hospitals and clinics authority PDF Folio
- 234. Wisconsin housing and economic development authority. PDF Folio
- 235. World dairy center authority. PDF Folio
- Platting Lands.
- 236. Platting lands and recording and vacating plats. PDF Folio
- Independent Authority.
- 237. Fox river navigational system authority. PDF Folio
- Fraudulent Conveyances and Contracts.
- 240. Fraudulent conveyances and contracts relating to real estate. PDF Folio
- 241. Fraudulent contracts. PDF Folio
- 242. Uniform fraudulent transfer act. PDF Folio
- 243. General provisions relating to fraudulent conveyances and contracts. PDF Folio
- Foundations.
- 247. Wisconsin artistic endowment foundation. PDF Folio
- Health.
- 250. Health; administration and supervision. PDF Folio
- 251. Local health officials. PDF Folio
- 252. Communicable diseases. PDF Folio
- 253. Maternal and child care. PDF Folio
- 254. Environmental health. PDF Folio
- 255. Chronic disease and injuries. PDF Folio
- Natural Resources
- 280. Pure Drinking Water. PDF Folio
- 281. Water and sewage. PDF Folio
- 283. Pollution discharge elimination. PDF Folio
- 285. Air pollution. PDF Folio
- 287. Solid waste reduction, recovery and recycling. PDF Folio
- 289. Solid waste facilities. PDF Folio
- 291. Hazardous waste management. PDF Folio
- 292. Remedial action. PDF Folio
- 293. Metallic mining. PDF Folio
- 295. Nonmetallic mining reclamation; oil and gas. PDF Folio
- 299. General environmental provisions. PDF Folio
- Corrections.
- Vehicles.
- 340. Vehicles-general provisions. PDF Folio
- 341. Registration of vehicles. PDF Folio
- 342. Vehicle title and anti-theft law. PDF Folio
- 343. Operators' licenses. PDF Folio
- 344. Vehicles-financial responsibility. PDF Folio
- 345. Vehicles-civil and criminal liability. PDF Folio
- 346. Rules of the road. PDF Folio
- 347. Equipment of vehicles. PDF Folio
- 348. Vehicles-size, weight and load. PDF Folio
- 349. Vehicles-powers of state and local authorities. PDF Folio
- 350. Snowmobiles. PDF Folio
- 351. Habitual traffic offenders. PDF
- Uniform Commercial Code.
- 401. Uniform commercial code – general provisions. PDF Folio
- 402. Uniform commercial code – sales. PDF Folio
- 403. Uniform commercial code – negotiable instruments. PDF
- 404. Uniform commercial code – bank deposits and collections. PDF Folio
- 405. Uniform commercial code – letters of credit. PDF Folio
- 406. Uniform commercial code – bulk transfers. PDF Folio
- 407. Uniform commercial code – documents of title. PDF Folio
- 408. Uniform commercial code – investment securities. PDF Folio
- 409. Uniform commercial code – secured transactions. PDF Folio
- 410. Uniform commercial code – funds transfers. PDF Folio
- 411. Uniform commercial code – leases. PDF Folio
- Wisconsin Consumer Act.
- 421. Consumer transactions – general provisions and definitions. PDF Folio
- 422. Consumer credit transactions. PDF Folio
- 423. Consumer approval transactions and other consumer rights. PDF Folio
- 424. Consumer transactions – insurance. PDF Folio
- 425. Consumer transactions – remedies and penalties. PDF Folio
- 426. Consumer transactions – administration. PDF Folio
- 427. Consumer transactions – debt collection. PDF Folio
- 428. First lien real estate loans. PDF Folio
- 429. Motor vehicle consumer leases. PDF Folio
- Regulation and Licensing.
- 440. Department of regulation and licensing. PDFFolio
- 441. Board of nursing. PDF Folio
- 442. Accounting examining board. PDF Folio
- 443. Examining board of architects, landscape architects, professional engineers, designers and
land surveyors. PDF Folio
- 444. Regulation of boxing. PDF Folio
- 445. Funeral directors. PDF Folio
- 446. Chiropractic examining board. PDF Folio
- 447. Dentistry examining board. PDF Folio
- 448. Medical practices. PDF Folio
- 449. Optometry examining board. PDF Folio
- 450. Pharmacy examining board. PDF Folio
- 451. Acupuncture. PDF Folio
- 452. Real estate practice. PDF Folio
- 453. Veterinary examining board. PDF Folio
- 454. Barbering and cosmetology examining board. PDF Folio
- 455. Psychology examining board. PDF Folio
- 456. Nursing home administrator examining board. PDF Folio
- 457. Marriage and family therapy, professional counseling, and social work examining board. PDF
Folio
- 458. Real estate appraisers board. PDF Folio
- 459. Hearing and speech examining board. PDF Folio
- 460. Massage therapy and bodywork. PDF Folio
- 470. Examining board of professional geologists, hydrologists and soil scientists. PDF Folio
- 480. Auctioneer board. PDF Folio
- Investment Regulation and Business Development.
- 551. Wisconsin uniform securities law. PDF Folio
- 552. Corporate take-over law. PDF Folio
- 553. Wisconsin franchise investment law. PDF Folio
- 560. Department of commerce. PDF Folio
- Gaming.
- Insurance.
- 600. Insurance – general provisions. PDF Folio
- 601. Insurance – administration. PDF Folio
- 604. State insurance funds; general principles. PDF Folio
- 605. Local government property insurance fund. PDF Folio
- 607. State life insurance fund. PDF Folio
- 609. Defined network plans. PDF Folio
- 610. Insurers in general. PDF Folio
- 611. Domestic stock and mutual insurance corporations. PDF Folio
- 612. Town mutuals. PDF Folio
- 613. Service insurance corporations. PDF Folio
- 614. Insurance – fraternals. PDF Folio
- 615. Insurance – gift annuities. PDFFolio
- 616. Miscellaneous insurers. PDF Folio
- 617. Regulation of insurance holding companies and intercorporate transactions relating to
insurers. PDF Folio
- 618. Nondomestic insurers. PDF Folio
- 619. Risk-sharing plans. PDF Folio
- 620. Insurance – investments. PDF Folio
- 623. Insurance – accounting and reserves. PDF Folio
- 625. Insurance – rate regulation. PDF Folio
- 626. Rate regulation in worker's compensation insurance. PDF Folio
- 627. Underwriting restrictions. PDF Folio
- 628. Insurance marketing. PDF Folio
- 630. General public policy provisions applicable to insurers and others. PDFFolio
- 631. Insurance contracts generally. PDFFolio
- 632. Insurance contracts in specific lines. PDFFolio
- 633. Employe benefit plan administrators and principals. PDFFolio
- 635. Small employer health insurance. PDFFolio
- 644. Domestic mutual insurance holding companies. PDFFolio
- 645. Insurers rehabilitation and liquidation. PDFFolio
- 646. Insurance security fund. PDF Folio
- 647. Continuing care contracts. PDF Folio
- 655. Health care liability and patients compensation. PDFFolio
- Property.
- 700. Interests in property. PDF Folio
- 701. Trusts. PDF Folio
- 702. Powers of appointment. PDF Folio
- 703. Condominiums. PDF Folio
- 704. Landlord and tenant. PDF Folio
- 705. Multiple-party and agency accounts; nonprobate transfers at death; transfer on death
security registration. PDFFolio
- 706. Conveyances of real property; recording; titles. PDF Folio
- 707. Time-share ownership. PDF Folio
- 708. Mortgages and land contracts. PDFFolio
- 709. Disclosures by owners of residential real estate. PDF Folio
- 710. Miscellaneous property provisions. PDF Folio
- Courts.
- 750. Court of impeachment. PDF Folio
- 751. Supreme court. PDF Folio
- 752. Court of appeals. PDF Folio
- 753. Circuit courts. PDF Folio
- 755. Municipal court. PDF Folio
- 756. Jurors. PDF Folio
- 757. General provisions concerning courts of record, judges, attorneys and clerks. PDF Folio
- 758. Judicial branch agencies and committees. PDF Folio
- The Family.
- 765. Marriage. PDF Folio
- 766. Property rights of married persons; marital property. PDF Folio
- 767. Actions affecting the family. PDF Folio
- 768. Actions abolished. PDF Folio
- 769. Uniform interstate family support act. PDF Folio
- Actions and Proceedings in Special Cases.
- 775. Actions against state. PDF Folio
- 778. Collection of forfeitures. PDF Folio
- 779. Liens. PDF Folio
- 780. Liens against vessels. PDF Folio
- 781. Extraordinary remedies. PDF Folio
- 782. Habeas corpus. PDF Folio
- 783. Mandamus and prohibitions. PDF Folio
- 784. Quo warranto. PDF Folio
- 785. Contempt of court. PDF Folio
- 786. Disposition of lands of wards; specific performance; change of names; establish heirships.
PDF Folio
- 788. Arbitration. PDF Folio
- Small Claims.
- 799. Procedure in small claims actions. PDF Folio
- Municipal Court Procedure.
- 800. Municipal court procedure. PDF Folio
- Civil Procedure.
- 801. Civil procedure – commencement of action and venue. PDF Folio
- 802. Civil procedure – pleadings, motions and pretrial practice. PDF Folio
- 803. Civil procedure – parties. PDF Folio
- 804. Civil procedure – depositions and discovery. PDFFolio
- 805. Civil procedure – trials. PDF Folio
- 806. Civil procedure – judgment. PDF Folio
- 807. Civil procedure – miscellaneous provisions. PDFFolio
- 808. Appeals and writs of error. PDF Folio
- 809. Rules of appellate procedure. PDF Folio
- 810. Replevin. PDF Folio
- 811. Attachment. PDF Folio
- 812. Garnishment. PDF Folio
- 813. Injunctions, ne exeat and receivers. PDF Folio
- 814. Court costs and fees. PDF Folio
- 815. Executions. PDF Folio
- 816. Remedies supplementary to execution. PDF Folio
- 818. Arrest and bail. PDF Folio
- 820. Partition of personal property. PDF Folio
- 821. Uniform certification of questions of law rule. PDF Folio
- 822. Uniform child custody jurisdiction act. PDF Folio
- 823. Nuisances. PDF Folio
- 840. Real property actions; general provisions. PDF Folio
- 841. Declaration of interest in real property. PDF Folio
- 842. Partition of interest in real property. PDF Folio
- 843. Actions for possession of real property; damages for withholding. PDF Folio
- 844. Interference with interest; physical injury. PDF Folio
- 846. Real estate foreclosure. PDF Folio
- 847. Miscellaneous real estate actions. PDF Folio
- Probate.
- 851. Probate – definitions and general provisions. PDF Folio
- 852. Intestate succession. PDF Folio
- 853. Wills. PDF Folio
- 854. Transfers at death – general rules. PDF Folio
- 856. Opening estates. PDF Folio
- 857. Powers and duties of personal representatives. PDF Folio
- 858. Probate – inventory. PDF Folio
- 859. Probate – claims. PDF Folio
- 860. Probate – sale, mortgage and lease of property. PDF Folio
- 861. Probate – family rights. PDF Folio
- 862. Probate – accounts. PDF Folio
- 863. Closing estates. PDF Folio
- 865. Probate – informal administration. PDF Folio
- 867. Probate – summary procedures. PDF Folio
- 868. Probate – ancillary procedures. PDF Folio
- 877. Actions by and against personal representatives, heirs, and legatees. PDF Folio
- 878. Probate bonds. PDF Folio
- 879. Probate – notice, appearance, appeal and miscellaneous procedure. PDF Folio
- 880. Guardians and wards. PDF Folio
- 881. Trust fund investments. PDF Folio
- 882. Adoption of adults. PDF Folio
- Provisions Common to Actions and Proceedings in All Courts.
- 885. Witnesses and oral testimony. PDF Folio
- 887. Depositions, oaths and affidavits. PDF Folio
- 889. Documentary and record evidence. PDF Folio
- 891. Presumptions. PDF Folio
- 893. Limitations of commencement of actions and proceedings and procedure for claims against
governmental units. PDF Folio
- 895. Miscellaneous general provisions. PDF Folio
- Relief of Prisoners.
- 898. Persons in jail on civil process. PDF Folio
- Evidence.
- 901. Evidence – general provisions. PDF Folio
- 902. Evidence – judicial notice. PDF Folio
- 903. Evidence – presumptions. PDF Folio
- 904. Evidence – relevancy and its limits. PDF Folio
- 905. Evidence – privileges. PDF Folio
- 906. Evidence – witnesses. PDF Folio
- 907. Evidence – opinions and expert testimony. PDF Folio
- 908. Evidence – hearsay. PDF Folio
- 909. Evidence – authentication and identification. PDF Folio
- 910. Evidence – contents of writings, recordings and photographs. PDF Folio
- 911. Evidence – miscellaneous rules. PDF Folio
- Criminal Code.
- 938. Juvenile justice code. PDF Folio
- 939. Crimes – general provisions. PDF Folio
- 940. Crimes against life and bodily security. PDF Folio
- 941. Crimes against public health and safety. PDF Folio
- 942. Crimes against reputation and civil liberties. PDF Folio
- 943. Crimes against property. PDF Folio
- 944. Crimes against sexual morality. PDF Folio
- 945. Gambling. PDF Folio
- 946. Crimes against government and its administration. PDF Folio
- 947. Crimes against public peace, order and other interests. PDF Folio
- 948. Crimes against children. PDF Folio
- 949. Awards for the victims of crimes. PDF Folio
- 950. Rights of victims and witnesses of crime. PDF Folio
- 951. Crimes against animals. PDF Folio
- Controlled Substances.
- 961. Uniform controlled substances act. PDF Folio
- Criminal Procedure.
- 967. Criminal procedure – general provisions. PDF Folio
- 968. Commencement of criminal proceedings. PDF Folio
- 969. Bail and other conditions of release. PDF Folio
- 970. Criminal procedure – preliminary proceedings. PDF Folio
- 971. Criminal procedure – proceedings before and at trial. PDF Folio
- 972. Criminal trials. PDF Folio
- 973. Sentencing. PDF Folio
- 974. Criminal procedure – appeals, new trials and writs of error. PDF Folio
- 975. Sex crimes law. PDF Folio
- 976. Uniform acts in criminal proceedings. PDF Folio
- 977. State public defender. PDF Folio
- 978. District attorneys. PDF Folio
- 979. Investigation of deaths. PDF Folio
- 980. Sexually violent person commitments. PDF Folio
- Newspaper Publication.
- 985. Publication of legal notices; public newspapers; fees. PDF Folio
- Construction of Statutes, Repeal of Existing Laws, Curative Acts.
- 990. Construction of statutes. PDF Folio
- 991. Acts and statutes – effective date, numbering, citation and repeal. PDF Folio
- 992. Curative acts. PDF Folio


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*--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #define MCONTROL_READ 0x00 #define MCONTROL_WRITE 0x01 #define ETH_PORT 0 #define NEGOTIATE SIZEOF (negotiate) #define SPEEDS SIZEOF (speeds) #define DUPLEX SIZEOF (duplex) #define CONTROL SIZEOF (control) #define ADVCAP SIZEOF (advcap) static struct _code_ const negotiate [] = { { 0, "Off" }, { 1, "On" } }; static struct _code_ const speeds [] = { { 0, "10" }, { 1, "100" }, { 2, "1000" } }; static struct _code_ const duplex [] = { { 0, "Half" }, { 1, "Full" } }; static struct _code_ const control [] = { { 0, "Off" }, { 1, "Tx" }, { 2, "Rx" }, { 3, "On" } }; static struct _code_ const advcap [] = { { 1, "100Full" }, { 2, "100Half" }, { 4, "10Full" }, { 8, "10Half" }, { 16, "1000Full" } }; #define RATES SIZEOF (rates) #define MODES SIZEOF (modes) #define LINKS SIZEOF (links) #define FLOWS SIZEOF (flows) static char const * rates [] = { "10", "100", "1000" }; static char const * modes [] = { "Half", "Full" }; static char const * links [] = { "Unknown", "Off", "On" }; static char const * flows [] = { "Off", "Tx", "Rx", "On" }; /*====================================================================* * program variables; *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (push,1) #endif typedef struct __packed phy_settings { uint8_t MCONTROL; uint8_t AUTONEGOTIATE; uint8_t ADVCAPS; uint8_t ESPEED; uint8_t EDUPLEX; uint8_t EFLOWCONTROL; } phy_settings; typedef struct __packed phy_readings { uint8_t MSTATUS; uint8_t ESPEED; uint8_t EDUPLEX; uint8_t ELINKSTATUS; uint8_t EFLOWCONTROL; } phy_readings; #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (pop) #endif /*====================================================================* * * signed PHYSettings (struct channel * channel, struct phy_settings * settings, flag_t flags); * * plc.h * * read and display Ethernet PHY settings or write then read and * display settings; * * * Contributor(s): * Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>* *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ signed PHYSettings (struct channel * channel, struct phy_settings * settings, flag_t flags) { struct message message; signed packetsize; #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (push,1) #endif struct __packed vs_enet_settings_request { struct ethernet_hdr ethernet; struct qualcomm_hdr qualcomm; uint8_t MCONTROL; uint8_t AUTONEGOTIATE; uint8_t ADVCAPS; uint8_t ESPEED; uint8_t EDUPLEX; uint8_t EFLOWCONTROL; } * request = (struct vs_enet_settings_request *) (&message); struct __packed vs_enet_settings_confirm { struct ethernet_hdr ethernet; struct qualcomm_hdr qualcomm; uint8_t MSTATUS; uint8_t ESPEED; uint8_t EDUPLEX; uint8_t ELINKSTATUS; uint8_t EFLOWCONTROL; } * confirm = (struct vs_enet_settings_confirm *) (&message); #ifndef __GNUC__ #pragma pack (pop) #endif char address [ETHER_ADDR_LEN * 3]; memset (&message, 0, sizeof (message)); EthernetHeader (&request->ethernet, channel->peer, channel->host, channel->type); QualcommHeader (&request->qualcomm, 0, (VS_ENET_SETTINGS | MMTYPE_REQ)); request->MCONTROL = settings->MCONTROL; request->AUTONEGOTIATE = settings->AUTONEGOTIATE; request->ADVCAPS = settings->ADVCAPS; request->ESPEED = settings->ESPEED; request->EDUPLEX = settings->EDUPLEX; request->EFLOWCONTROL = settings->EFLOWCONTROL; if (sendpacket (channel, &message, (ETHER_MIN_LEN - ETHER_CRC_LEN)) < 0) { error (1, errno, CHANNEL_CANTSEND); } while ((packetsize = readpacket (channel, &message, sizeof (message))) > 0) { if (UnwantedMessage (&message, packetsize, 0, (VS_ENET_SETTINGS | MMTYPE_CNF))) { continue; } if ((confirm->MSTATUS == 1) || (confirm->MSTATUS == 3)) { error (0, 0, "%s: %s (0x%0X): ", PLC_WONTDOIT, MMECode (confirm->qualcomm.MMTYPE, confirm->MSTATUS), confirm->MSTATUS); continue; } if (_anyset (flags, PLC_ANALYSE)) { printf ("Bits Mode Link Flow\n"); printf ("%4d ", confirm->ESPEED); printf ("%4d ", confirm->EDUPLEX); printf ("%4d ", confirm->ELINKSTATUS); printf ("%4d\n", confirm->EFLOWCONTROL); } else { printf ("%s %s ", channel->ifname, hexstring (address, sizeof (address), channel->host, sizeof (channel->host))); printf ("Speed=%s ", rates [confirm->ESPEED]); printf ("Duplex=%s ", modes [confirm->EDUPLEX]); printf ("LinkStatus=%s ", links [confirm->ELINKSTATUS]); printf ("FlowControl=%s\n", flows [confirm->EFLOWCONTROL]); } } if (packetsize < 0) { error (1, errno, CHANNEL_CANTREAD); } return (0); } /*====================================================================* * * int main (int argc, char const * argv[]); * * parse command line, populate plc structure and perform selected * operations; show help summary if asked; see getoptv and putoptv * to understand command line parsing and help summary display; see * plc.h for the definition of struct plc; * * the command line accepts multiple MAC addresses and the program * performs the specified operations on each address, in turn; the * address order is significant but the option order is not; the * default address is a local broadcast that causes all devices on * the local H1 interface to respond but not those at the remote * end of the powerline; * * the default address is 00:B0:52:00:00:01; omitting the address * will automatically address the local device; some options will * cancel themselves if this makes no sense; * * the default interface is eth1 because most people use eth0 as * their principle network connection; you can specify another * interface with -i or define environment string PLC to make * that the default interface and save typing; * * *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/ int main (int argc, char const * argv []) { extern struct channel channel; static char const * optv [] = { "a:d:ef:i:n:p:qrs:tvw", "device [device] [...] [> stdout]", "Qualcomm Atheros Ethernet PHY Settings", "a s\tadvertise capabilities as (s) ['1000Full'|'100Full'|'100Half'|10Full'|'10Half']", "d s\tduplex setting is (s) ['half'|'full']", "e\tredirect stderr to stdout", "f s\tflow control is (s) ['on'|'tx'|'rx'|'off']", #if defined (WINPCAP) || defined (LIBPCAP) "i n\thost interface is (n) [" LITERAL (CHANNEL_ETHNUMBER) "]", #else "i s\thost interface is (s) [" LITERAL (CHANNEL_ETHDEVICE) "]", #endif "n s\tauto-negotiate mode is (s) ['on'|'off']", "p n\tport number is (n) [" LITERAL (ETH_PORT) "]", "q\tquiet mode", "r\tread settings instead of write settings", "s s\ttransmission speed in mbps is (s) ['10'|'100'|'1000']", "v\tverbose mode", "w\twrite settings instead of read settings", (char const *) (0) }; struct phy_settings settings = { 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0 }; flag_t flags = (flag_t)(0); signed c; if (getenv (PLCDEVICE)) { #if defined (WINPCAP) || defined (LIBPCAP) channel.ifindex = atoi (getenv (PLCDEVICE)); #else channel.ifname = strdup (getenv (PLCDEVICE)); #endif } optind = 1; while ((c = getoptv (argc, argv, optv)) != -1) { switch (c) { case 'a': if ((c = lookup (optarg, advcap, ADVCAP)) == -1) { assist (optarg, "capability", advcap, ADVCAP); } settings.ADVCAPS |= (uint8_t)(c); break; case 'd': if ((c = lookup (optarg, duplex, DUPLEX)) == -1) { assist (optarg, "duplex", duplex, DUPLEX); } settings.EDUPLEX = (uint8_t)(c); break; case 'e': dup2 (STDOUT_FILENO, STDERR_FILENO); break; case 'f': if ((c = lookup (optarg, control, CONTROL)) == -1) { assist (optarg, "control", control, CONTROL); } settings.EFLOWCONTROL = (uint8_t)(c); break; case 'n': if ((c = lookup (optarg, negotiate, NEGOTIATE)) == -1) { assist (optarg, "auto-negotiate", negotiate, NEGOTIATE); } settings.AUTONEGOTIATE = (uint8_t)(c); break; case 's': if ((c = lookup (optarg, speeds, SPEEDS)) == -1) { assist (optarg, "speed", speeds, SPEEDS); } settings.ESPEED = (uint8_t)(c); break; case 't': _setbits (flags, PLC_ANALYSE); break; case 'i': #if defined (WINPCAP) || defined (LIBPCAP) channel.ifindex = atoi (optarg); #else channel.ifname = optarg; #endif break; case 'p': settings.MCONTROL &= 0x0F; settings.MCONTROL |= (unsigned)(uintspec (optarg, 0, 7)) << 4; break; case 'q': _setbits (channel.flags, CHANNEL_SILENCE); break; case 'r': settings.MCONTROL &= 0xF0; settings.MCONTROL |= 0x00; break; case 'v': _setbits (channel.flags, CHANNEL_VERBOSE); break; case 'w': settings.MCONTROL &= 0xF0; settings.MCONTROL |= 0x01; break; default: break; } } argc -= optind; argv += optind; openchannel (&channel); if (!argc) { PHYSettings (&channel, &settings, flags); } while ((argc) && (* argv)) { if (!hexencode (channel.peer, sizeof (channel.peer), synonym (* argv, devices, SIZEOF (devices)))) { error (1, errno, PLC_BAD_MAC, * argv); } PHYSettings (&channel, &settings, flags); argc--; argv++; } closechannel (&channel); exit (0); }


BEACONx.SYS
BEACONx.SYS (\FBB\SYSTEM).
This file is in the SYSTEM directory. This file makes the text that will be
broadcast as mail-beacon from the BBS. The first line is a parametre that
says how often to send the beacon. %15 means "send one beacon every 15
minutes". The next line says to what unproto-address the beacon will be sent.
! MAIL v LA7QR means send beacon to MAIL via LA7QR digipeater.
There may be several !-lines for different paths for each port.
The next lines are the actual beacon-text. Here we can use variables like $d
$T etc. We cannot use variables that are specific to one channel alone. You
do not need to change anything else then the !-line in this file. But you
will need one file named BEACON1.SYS for TNC1, one called BEACON2.SYS for
TNC2 etc.
%15
! MAIL v LA7QR
$d $T <<< Mailbox $O $c >>> $N active messages.
Messages for$W$Q
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Another helpful person on the CFDJ mailing list posted this link, which is a neat site that lists some of the undocumented functions in CFMX and also shows how they found out about them [yep, by taking advantage of the Java/CFMX integration].


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Hanyu Wang is a master's student at ETH Zurich in the department of information technology and electrical engineering tutored by Prof. Onur Mutlu. He is broadly interested in mathematical optimization problems in electronic design automation. He graduated from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2021 and has worked with Prof. Weikang Qian on logic synthesis since 2019.
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Grid System
Grid options
See how aspects of the Bootstrap grid system work across multiple devices with a handy table.
| Extra small devices Phones (<768px) | Small devices Tablets (≥768px) | Medium devices Desktops (≥992px) | Large devices Desktops (≥1200px) | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grid behavior | Horizontal at all times | Collapsed to start, horizontal above breakpoints | ||
| Max container width | None (auto) | 750px | 970px | 1170px |
| Class prefix |
.col-xs-
|
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|
.col-md-
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| # of columns | 12 | |||
| Max column width | Auto | 60px | 78px | 95px |
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Grid classes apply to devices with screen widths greater than or equal to the breakpoint sizes, and override grid classes targeted at smaller devices. Therefore, applying any
.col-md-
class to an element will not only affect its styling on medium devices but also on large devices if a
.col-lg-
class is not present.
Example: Stacked-to-horizontal
Using a single set of
.col-md-*
grid classes, you can create a default grid system that starts out stacked on mobile devices and tablet devices (the extra small to small range) before becoming horizontal on desktop (medium) devices. Place grid columns in any
.row
.
Example: Mobile and desktop
Don't want your columns to simply stack in smaller devices? Use the extra small and medium device grid classes by adding
.col-xs-*
.col-md-*
to your columns. See the example below for a better idea of how it all works.
Example: Mobile, tablet, desktops
Build on the previous example by creating even more dynamic and powerful layouts with tablet
.col-sm-*
classes.
Responsive column resets
With the four tiers of grids available you're bound to run into issues where, at certain breakpoints, your columns don't clear quite right as one is taller than the other. To fix that, use a combination of a
.clearfix
and our responsive utility classes.
Resize your viewport or check it out on your phone for an example.
Offsetting columns
Move columns to the right using
.col-md-offset-*
classes. These classes increase the left margin of a column by
*
columns. For example,
.col-md-offset-4
moves
.col-md-4
over four columns.
Nesting columns
To nest your content with the default grid, add a new
.row
and set of
.col-md-*
columns within an existing
.col-md-*
column. Nested rows should include a set of columns that add up to 12.
Column ordering
Easily change the order of our built-in grid columns with
.col-md-push-*
and
.col-md-pull-*
modifier classes.


Array of tab objects.
Array, default = []
This array contains all the tab objects. A tab object has the structure defined in .tab_template()
You can defined tabs during object creation:
Or any time during run-time:
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.set() methods.


Former Desjardins Group president Claude Beland dead at 87
by The Canadian PressMONTREAL — Former Desjardins Group president Claude Beland has died at the age of 87.
The financial institution confirmed the news on Sunday afternoon.
Beland was elected to the head of Desjardins in 1987 and was twice re-elected before retiring from the job in 2000.
He is credited for having profoundly transformed the credit union in his 13 years at the helm, overseeing its entry into the securities field, the installation of automated tellers, in-branch insurance sales and its Acces-D website.
He also authored several books and lectured at universities, and remained involved in Quebec public life until his death.
A number of public figures, including Premier Francois Legault, took to social media to express their condolences.
Legault praised Beland for his social involvement, which he said helped to advance Quebec.
“I offer my sincere condolences to all his family and loved ones,” he wrote on Twitter.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Nov 24, 2019
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This ASP.NET Core workshop is broken down by topics: middleware, front-end, etc.
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Level 100 Beginner 45min presentation on what .NET is and how to get started!
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Overview of the .NET platform, open source ecosystem, features in the latest releases, and the future roadmap of .NET Core 3.0. Great for keynotes.
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Complete walkthrough of mobile development with Xamarin. This includes how Xamarin integrates into the .NET ecosystem to build iOS, Android, macOS, tvOS, and watchOS apps with .NET and Visual Studio. This goes through all of the essential pieces to development with Xamarin.
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This post presents my reflections on the design education I received at IDC. The views presented here are mine. Caution: May contain rants. TL;DR, - There is no TL,DR in Design.
After my graduation in Electrical Engineering and partly in Electronics (from CEDT), I had joined Tata Motors, RnD at Pune. My role was with the HMI group there. We worked on various things like control panels and their evaluation (subjective and objective), setting standards for various features, designing, implementing and strategies for various car features like Acoustics, PEPS, Infotainment, Apps, and Telemetry. If someone is familiar with the automotive industry, the organization structure at TML is similar to Ford or JLR. So, in technical terms, I was a part of PAT and ODT. In general, our group was the “internal customer” of the organization. Hence, we set targets for various things and design strategies to be implemented. These would go to the engineers/designers who would implement it based on our
Read moreThis post documents and encapsulates the clearance process for IDC, IIT Bombay. Hope this could reduce hassles till things go completely digital. Dedicated to the coming batches. The guide was written as an IDC student in interaction design discipline.
I have tried to document the informal processes that often create confusion. There is a sort of a delight you get when you get past a patch of cloudy information and when you look back, its crystal clear. Hence, one should always try to document such processes so that human race does not spend more time that one human has already spent. Neglecting the superfluous grandeur, I often imagine myself like a miner on a night shift who is underground in the tunnels. One can either temporarily secure the
Read moreThe post describes a handy python script to convert usual pdfs into spreads of 8. The printed pdf can be bound by hand.
Thanks to my project guide, Prof. Girish, who inspired me to write this by asking me to read more stuff.
During my project days (and even now), I used to print papers from several journals to read and reflect upon. The tangibility of paper provides a far better reading experience than e-books. I have given up on e-reading as it strains my eyes, difficult to make notes on side and record keeping is difficult. If something is more than 25 pages, I usually print it and read it. But I do try to save as much as paper possible.
The common way to
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matid.symmetry package¶
Submodules¶
matid.symmetry.symmetryanalyzer module¶
-
class
matid.symmetry.symmetryanalyzer.
SymmetryAnalyzer
(system=None, symmetry_tol=None, min_2d_thickness=1)¶ Bases:
object
A base class for getting symmetry related properties of unit cells.
-
get_bravais_lattice
()¶ Return Bravais lattice in the Pearson notation, where the first lowercase letter indicates the crystal system, and the second uppercase letter indicates the centring type.
Crystal system letters:
- a = triclinic
- m = monoclinic
- o = orthorhombic
- t = tetragonal
- h = hexagonal and trigonal
- c = cubic
Lattice type letters:
- P = Primitive
- S (= A or B or C) = One side/face centred
- I = Body centered
- R = Rhombohedral centring
- F = All faces centred
Parameters: Returns: The Bravais lattice in the Pearson notation.
Return type:
-
get_choice
()¶ Returns: A string specifying the centring, origin and basis vector settings. Return type: str
-
get_conventional_system
()¶ Used to get the conventional representation of this system.
-
get_crystal_system
()¶ Get the crystal system based on the space group number. There are seven different crystal systems:
- Triclinic
- Monoclinic
- Orthorhombic
- Tetragonal
- Trigonal
- Hexagonal
- Cubic
Returns: The name of the crystal system. Return type: str
-
get_equivalent_atoms_conventional
()¶ List of equivalent atoms in the idealized system.
Returns: - A list that maps each atom into a symmetry equivalent
- set.
Return type: list of int
-
get_equivalent_atoms_original
()¶ The equivalent atoms are the same as what spglib already outputs, as changes in the wyckoff letters will not afect the equivalence:
Returns: - A list that maps each atom into a symmetry equivalent
- set.
Return type: list of int
-
get_equivalent_atoms_primitive
()¶ List of equivalent atoms in the primitive system.
Returns: - A list that maps each atom into a symmetry equivalent
- set.
Return type: list of int
-
get_has_free_wyckoff_parameters
()¶ Tells whether this system has Wyckoff positions with free variables.
Returns: Indicates the presence of Wyckoff positions with free variables. Return type: bool
-
get_is_chiral
()¶ Returns a boolean value that tells if this object is chiral or not (achiral). A chiral object has symmetry operations that are all proper, i.e. their determinant is +1.
Returns: is the object chiral. Return type: bool
-
get_point_group
()¶ Symbol of the crystallographic point group in the Hermann-Mauguin notation.
Returns: point group symbol Return type: str
-
get_primitive_system
()¶ Returns a primitive description for this system. This description uses a primitive lattice where positions of the atoms, and the cell basis vectors are idealized to follow the symmetries that were found with the given precision. This means that e.g. the volume, angles between basis vectors and basis vector lengths may have deviations from the the original system.
Returns: The primitive system. Return type: ASE.Atoms
-
get_rotations
()¶ Get the rotational parts of the Seitz matrices that are associated with this space group. Each rotational matrix is accompanied by a translation with the same index.
Returns: Rotation matrices. Return type: np.ndarray
-
get_space_group_international_short
()¶ Returns: The international space group short symbol. Return type: str
-
get_symmetry_dataset
()¶ Calculates the symmetry dataset with spglib for the given system.
-
get_symmetry_operations
()¶ The symmetry operations of the original structure as rotations and translations.
Returns: Dictionary containing an entry for rotations containing a np.array with 3x3 matrices for each symmetry operation and an entry “translations” containing np.array of translations for each symmetry operation. 3*1 np.ndarray: The shift of the origin as a vector.
-
get_translations
()¶ Get the translational parts of the Seitz matrices that are associated with this space group. Each translation is accompanied by a rotational matrix with the same index.
Returns: Translation vectors. Return type: np.ndarray
-
get_wyckoff_letters_conventional
()¶ Get the Wyckoff letters of the atoms in the conventional system.
Returns: Wyckoff letters. Return type: list of str
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get_wyckoff_letters_original
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Returns: Wyckoff letters. Return type: list of str
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Parameters: return_parameters (bool) – Whether to return the value of possible free Wyckoff parameters. Set to false if the are needed, as their determination can take time. Returns: A list of WyckoffSet
objects for the conventional system.Return type: list of WyckoffSets
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See also: cytotoxics
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LOMUSTINE RxNorm: 6466 ATC: L01AD02 |
CIMETIDINE RxNorm: 2541 ATC: A02BA01 |
With the cimetidine used in doses greater than or equal to 800 mg/day: increased bone marrow toxicity (inhibition of the metabolism of the lomustine) |
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We're looking for someone with IT skills, and interests in teaching and physics, to work with us at the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UCL (University College London).
This is a system manager job with an emphasis on supporting our teaching, and will involve a wide range of responsibilities, including managing a Linux cluster and interfacing PCs to lab equipment as well as providing first-line support for the university Windows environment.
Other responsibilities may include maintaining and developing an IPython notebook server for teaching, and working with teaching staff to apply other innovative tools.
The application deadline is midnight on Sunday 6th July. Applicants must already have the right to work in the UK.
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A system manager is required to support teaching and learning in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UCL, and to provide some support to administrative support staff.
Programming is an important skill for any scientist, as well as for many graduates who go on to work in other fields, and the computing strand of our degree programmes is continually being reviewed and updated. Other courses, not focussed specifically on programming, are also increasingly making use of e-learning technology and some computing to carry out calculations and aid understanding of scientific concepts. These courses all rely on expert technical support to ensure that the relevant software is installed and configured correctly. We use Windows PCs extensively in our teaching labs and administrative offices, and have a Linux cluster for student use.
The postholder will provide support to staff and students, as well as maintaining Windows and Linux systems, and assisting in the use and development of teaching tools.
This post is open ended.
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The successful applicant will have a proven ability to communicate and collaborate effectively with people of varying levels of technical knowledge, a demonstrable interest in and knowledge of physics and education, and excellent technical skills. A deep knowledge of either Linux or Windows is required, along with some experience of the other operating system and the willingness to learn more.
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This is what the summer of code website looks like..
GSoC is about interacting with a community of like-minded people and contributing along with them to a common cause.
I started looking for Organisations related to Operating Systems.
A version control system is a repository of files, often the files for the source code of computer programs, with monitored access. Every change made to the source is tracked, along with who made the change, why they made it, and references to problems fixed, or enhancements introduced, by the change.
Git is one of the leading distributed Version Control Systems.
Github and bitbucket are some of the most popular git hosting platforms.As the organisation I chose uses github I signed up for it.
The Organisation I was build upon Ruby.Hence I started learning it.
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In this article, we consider the state estimation problem of a linear time invariant system in adversarial environment. We assume that the process noise and measurement noise of the system are \(l_\infty\) functions. The adversary compromises at most \(\gamma\) sensors, the set of which is unknown to the estimation algorithm, and can change their measurements arbitrarily. We first prove that if after removing a set of \(2\gamma\) sensors, the system is undetectable, then there exists a destabilizing noise process and attacker's input to render the estimation error unbounded. For the case that the system remains detectable after removing an arbitrary set of \(2\gamma\) sensors, we construct a resilient estimator and provide an upper bound on the \(l_\infty\) norm of the estimation error. Finally, a numerical example is provided to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed estimator design.


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I would like to take this moment to reflect upon my goals for this class and the reason why I have chosen to study the art of programming and website development.
I began using a computer when I was in kindergarten just after my dad removed me from a Japanese kindergarten. At the time, I was unable to speak to my own father at the dinner table and communication was extremely tough between father and son. He thought that was unacceptable so I was thrown into the US Military High School on the US Naval Base I lived on where I continued English as a Second Language classes until my English improved.
For most of my time with computers, I frequently used Dell computers operating on Windows operating systems. This was mainly because the government-issued computers on the base were mainly the same old Dell Desktop computers that had a secured connection. However, once I got to college I switched over to an Apple Macbook Pro.
I utilize computers on a daily basis for research in some of my classes as well as for the programming classes I am currently taking.
What computer scientists do on a daily basis is a tough question to find a clear and exact answer for due to the broad scope that computer scientists can apply their skills to today. However, I believe the most important thing that computer scientists tend to use their valuable skills for is utilizing modern technology to solve everyday problems or make our life easier. Programmers can find ways to develop software and mobile applications that can get us from one place to another (Lyft), or communicate with one another via social media. The computer scienctisits I have been facinated with are those that apply their skills to mechanical problems such as computers in cars and vehicles.
The events that made me more interested in computer science may be slightly different than others. I was never interested in sitting behind a computer screen programming applications and software for daily job. I was more interested in the car business and more engineering related careers growing up. However, after I joined Duke Motorsports and went to Michigan to talk with many car industries and automobile companies, it seemed that they were looking for more computer/ECE related people than the traditional mechanical engineer. I found that super interesting and wanted to change my course towards computer science and it has been extremely interesting ever since.
The skills required to code different parts of a website include basic HTML skills or programming languages and a taste for art. I believe that what makes a website appealing is not just its accessibility and usability but also its artistic appeal and whether it is attractive to the user. I believe a certain amount of taste and creativity is important in coding different parts of a website on top of the programming skills needed to code a proper website.
I see myself using computers in the future in a variety of ways. My first step is to join the US Air Force after graduating Duke so I intend to utilize the programming skills I have obtained from my Duke Education to apply it as an Intelligence Officer or Cyber Officer in the Air Force. A career after the Air Force is still very far down the line but I hope to be involved in the automobile industry or aeronautical industry utilizing the experience I gained from the Air Force to a job in the civlian realm.
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Children with disabilities in Bulgaria isolated, report says
by EUobserverA new report from Disability Rights International reveals that despite the reforms of the Bulgarian government to integrate children with disabilities in the country, hundreds of children still suffer from social isolation. The study found that about 1,000 Bulgarian children with disabilities live in "group homes", designed to replace often communist-era institutions, where children were kept in poor conditions away from the rest of Bulgarian society.


Welcome to tofu’s documentation!¶
ToFu (TOmography for FUsion) is an open-source python library first created at the Max-Planck Institute for Plasma Physics (IPP) in Garching (Germany) by Didier Vezinet (as a postdoc) through the years 2014-2016. It is continuously maintained, debugged and upgraded to this day.
It aims at providing the fusion and plasma community with an object-oriented, transparent and documented tool for designing tomography diagnostics, computing synthetic signal (direct problem) as well as tomographic inversions (inverse problem). It gives access to a full 3D description of the diagnostic geometry, thus reducing the impact of geometrical approximations on the direct and, most importantly, on the inverse problem.
It is modular and generic in the sense that it was developed with the objective of being machine-independent, thus guaranteeing that it can be used for arbitrary geometries and with an arbitrary number of apertures for each detector.
- Open-source:
ToFu is distributed under the very permissive MIT license, thus allowing free use, keeping in mind that neither the author nor any of the laboratories in which he worked can be held responsible for unwanted behaviour or results. It is instead transparency, reproducibility and incremental improvements that guarantee quality on the long-term.
ToFu is hosted on github.
- Versions:
A list of the successive versions of ToFu, with a brief description can be found here.
- Dependences:
ToFu uses the following python packages.
- Citing ToFu:
If you decide to use ToFu for research and published results please acknowledge this work by citing the project.
- Feedback - bug report - wish list
To provide feedback on ToFu itself please use the github page.
To provide feedback on a specific plugin, please refer to that plugin’s webpage where a contact will be indicated.
- Miscellaneous
ToFu is tested with the nose/1.3.4 library (not all methods are tested yet, in process…) ToFu can be installed using the distutils library.
Contents:¶
Description of the library structure:
Code documentation:
Notice that the main ToFu classes and methods have docstrings so you can access contextual help with the usual python syntax from a iython console (print <method>.__doc__, or <method>?).
- Tutorials and how to’s:
- How to compute integrated signal from 2D or 3D synthetic emissivity
Visit the tutorial for getting started: load an already-existing diagnostic geometry in a synthetic diagnostic approach to solve the direct problem and compute the line Of Sight and / or Volume of Sight integrated signals from a simulated emissivity field that you provide as an input.
- How to compute tomographic inversions (to do)
Use existing diagnostic geometry and signals to solve the inverse problem and compute tomographic inversions using a choice of discretization basis functions and regularisation functionals.
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Tesla’s European Gigafactory Will Begin Construction in Q1 2020
by Mircea PanaitAfter the factory in Fremont and Shanghai, the peeps at Tesla look forward to Europe for expanding the EV company’s production. A declaration of intent has been signed with the state of Brandenburg, and the construction of the Gigafactory in Germany is expected to start in the first quarter of next year.
“A leading politician” offered that timeframe to Automotive News under anonymity, and Elon Musk made it clear that Berlin Brandenburg international airport will be extremely close to the European production plant. An engineering facility and design center are also in the pipeline along with battery and powertrain production.
Musk tweeted that the Model Y will be produced in Germany in the first instance, and chances are the Model 3 will follow suit thanks to the pricing advantage over the electric crossover. The industrial estate in Gruenheide is expected to draw in investments “in the billions” according to state authorities.
The European Gigafactory should start rolling out crossovers and sedans in 2021, creating 3,000 to 3,500 jobs in the first phase of production. Tesla is then expected to ramp up the workforce to 7,000 or 8,000. Brandenburg lobbied Musk with an offer of “at least €100 million in aid” to choose the federal state over other regions in Germany with greater expertise in automotive production.
A factory this close to the Volkswagen Group spells trouble for Wolfsburg, more so if you remember that the ID.3 doesn’t hold a candle to the Model 3. The same would apply to the ID.4 and Model Y, but on the other hand, the Volkswagen Group has more ambitious plans than Tesla for the electrified future. To the point, no fewer than 75 EVs have been promised by VW by 2029.
In the meantime, Tesla prepares to roll out the Shanghai-built Model 3 for the Chinese market. The sales performance of the electric sedan in the Middle Kingdom is crucial for the Palo Alto-based automaker, especially in terms of financial results. As far as the competition is concerned, the best-selling Model 3 is pretty much alone in its segment for the time being in this part of the world. 🏁


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The most important thing to do right now is to check your email for an invitation to become an organization administrator. If you do not do this, it will *not* be possible for anyone to apply to become a mentor (as there is no adminstrator to approve them)! You should have received a notification (the same as an email too) about this. If you cannot find the notification, you can find the invitation under your requests. Again, please do this *now*.
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Module: Mongoid::Matcher::BitsAllClear Private
- Extended by:
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- Bits
- Included in:
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This module is part of a private API. You should avoid using this module if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
Instance Method Summary collapse
- #array_matches?(value, condition) ⇒ Boolean private
- #int_matches?(value, condition) ⇒ Boolean private
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Instance Method Details
#array_matches?(value, condition) ⇒ Boolean
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
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#int_matches?(value, condition) ⇒ Boolean
This method is part of a private API. You should avoid using this method if possible, as it may be removed or be changed in the future.
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-
- seekable read source
- Same as previous, but from a source allowing reading from arbitrary
offsets (also for read-only zip archive). Must additionally support
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK
,
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL
, and
ZIP_SOURCE_SUPPORTS
.
-
-
- read/write source
- Same as previous, but additionally allowing writing (also for writable zip
archives). Must additionally support
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE
,
ZIP_SOURCE_COMMIT_WRITE
,
ZIP_SOURCE_ROLLBACK_WRITE
,
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK_WRITE
,
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL_WRITE
, and
ZIP_SOURCE_REMOVE
.
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE
Prepare the source for writing. Use this to create any temporary file(s).
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE_CLONING
Prepare the source for writing, keeping the first
len bytes of the original file. Only
implement this command if it is more efficient than copying the data, and if
it does not destructively overwrite the original file (you still have to be
able to execute
ZIP_SOURCE_ROLLBACK_WRITE
).
The next write should happen at byte
offset.
ZIP_SOURCE_CLOSE
Reading is done.
ZIP_SOURCE_COMMIT_WRITE
Finish writing to the source. Replace the original data with the newly written
data. Clean up temporary files or internal buffers. Subsequently opening and
reading from the source should return the newly written data.
ZIP_SOURCE_ERROR
Get error information.
data points to an array
of two ints, which should be filled with the libzip error code and the
corresponding system error code for the error that occurred. See
zip_errors(3) for details
on the error codes. If the source stores error information in a zip_error_t,
use
zip_error_to_data(3)
and return its return value. Otherwise, return 2 * sizeof(int).
ZIP_SOURCE_FREE
Clean up and free all resources, including
userdata. The callback function will not be
called again.
ZIP_SOURCE_OPEN
Prepare for reading.
ZIP_SOURCE_READ
Read data into the buffer
data of size
len. Return the number of bytes placed into
data on success, and zero for end-of-file.
ZIP_SOURCE_REMOVE
Remove the underlying file. This is called if a zip archive is empty when
closed.
ZIP_SOURCE_ROLLBACK_WRITE
Abort writing to the source. Discard written data. Clean up temporary files or
internal buffers. Subsequently opening and reading from the source should
return the original data.
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK
Specify position to read next byte from, like
fseek(3). Use
ZIP_SOURCE_GET_ARGS(3)
to decode the arguments into the following struct:
struct zip_source_args_seek {
zip_int64_t offset;
int whence;
};
If the size of the source's data is known, use
zip_source_seek_compute_offset(3)
to validate the arguments and compute the new offset.
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK_WRITE
Specify position to write next byte to, like
fseek(3). See
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK
for details.
ZIP_SOURCE_STAT
Get meta information for the input data.
data
points to an allocated
struct zip_stat, which
should be initialized using
zip_stat_init(3) and
then filled in.
For uncompressed, unencrypted data, all information is optional. However, fill
in as much information as is readily available.
If the data is compressed,
ZIP_STAT_COMP_METHOD
,
ZIP_STAT_SIZE
, and
ZIP_STAT_CRC
must be filled in.
If the data is encrypted,
ZIP_STAT_ENCRYPTION_METHOD
,
ZIP_STAT_COMP_METHOD
,
ZIP_STAT_SIZE
, and
ZIP_STAT_CRC
must be filled in.
Information only available after the source has been read (e.g., size) can be
omitted in an earlier call.
NOTE:
zip_source_function
() may be called with
this argument even after being called with
ZIP_SOURCE_CLOSE
.
Return sizeof(struct zip_stat) on success.
ZIP_SOURCE_SUPPORTS
Return bitmap specifying which commands are supported. Use
zip_source_make_command_bitmap(3).
If this command is not implemented, the source is assumed to be a read source
without seek support.
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL
Return the current read offset in the source, like
ftell(3).
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL_WRITE
Return the current write offset in the source, like
ftell(3).
ZIP_SOURCE_WRITE
Write data to the source. Return number of bytes written.
Commands should return -1 on error.
ZIP_SOURCE_ERROR
will be called to retrieve
the error code. On success, commands return 0, unless specified otherwise in
the description above.
The library will always issue
ZIP_SOURCE_OPEN
before issuing
ZIP_SOURCE_READ
,
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK
, or
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL
. When it no longer wishes
to read from this source, it will issue
ZIP_SOURCE_CLOSE
. If the library wishes to
read the data again, it will issue
ZIP_SOURCE_OPEN
a second time. If the
function is unable to provide the data again, it should return -1.
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE
or
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE_CLONING
will be
called before
ZIP_SOURCE_WRITE
,
ZIP_SOURCE_SEEK_WRITE
, or
ZIP_SOURCE_TELL_WRITE
. When writing is
complete, either
ZIP_SOURCE_COMMIT_WRITE
or
ZIP_SOURCE_ROLLBACK_WRITE
will be called.
ZIP_SOURCE_STAT
can be issued at any time.
ZIP_SOURCE_ERROR
will only be issued in
response to the function returning -1.
ZIP_SOURCE_FREE
will be the last command
issued; if
ZIP_SOURCE_OPEN
was called and
succeeded,
ZIP_SOURCE_CLOSE
will be called
before
ZIP_SOURCE_FREE
, and similarly for
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE
or
ZIP_SOURCE_BEGIN_WRITE_CLONING
and
ZIP_SOURCE_COMMIT_WRITE
or
ZIP_SOURCE_ROLLBACK_WRITE
.
Upon successful completion, the created source is returned. Otherwise,
NULL
is returned and the error code in
archive or
error is set to indicate the error (unless it
is
NULL
).
zip_source_function
() fails if:
-
-
- [
ZIP_ER_MEMORY
]
- Required memory could not be allocated.
libzip(3),
zip_file_add(3),
zip_file_replace(3),
zip_source(3),
zip_stat_init(3)
zip_source_function
() and
zip_source_function_create
() were added in
libzip 1.0.
Dieter Baron
<
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and
Thomas Klausner
<
tk@giga.or.at>


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