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CCDC 1001482: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination
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Novikov, V. V. (Creator), Pavlov, A. A. (Creator), Nelyubina, Y. V. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Varzatskii, O. A. (Creator), Voloshin, Y. Z. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 30 Jul 2014, 10.5517/cc13482l
Novikov, V. V. (Creator), Pavlov, A. A. (Creator), Nelyubina, Y. V. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Varzatskii, O. A. (Creator), Voloshin, Y. Z. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 30 Jul 2014, 10.5517/cc13483m
Novikov, V. V. (Creator), Pavlov, A. A. (Creator), Nelyubina, Y. V. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Varzatskii, O. A. (Creator), Voloshin, Y. Z. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 30 Jul 2014, 10.5517/cc13484n
Novikov, V. V. (Creator), Pavlov, A. A. (Creator), Nelyubina, Y. V. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Varzatskii, O. A. (Creator), Voloshin, Y. Z. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 30 Jul 2014, 10.5517/cc13485p
Mcnaughter, P. (Creator), Saah, S. A. (Creator), Akhtar, M. (Creator), Abdulwahab, K. O. (Creator), Malik, M. A. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Awudza, J. A. M. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 May 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc135q55
Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), McIntyre, G. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138kyw
Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), McIntyre, G. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138kzx
Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), McIntyre, G. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138l0z
Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), McIntyre, G. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138l10
Zangana, K. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 27 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138xny
Zangana, K. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 27 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138xpz
Zangana, K. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 27 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138xq0
Zangana, K. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Sep 2014, 10.5517/cc138xr1
Zangana, K. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 27 Aug 2014, 10.5517/cc138xs2
Kaminski, D. (Creator), Webber, A. L. (Creator), Wedge, C. J. (Creator), Liu, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Ardavan, A. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Aug 2014, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc139rbh
Kaminski, D. (Creator), Webber, A. L. (Creator), Wedge, C. J. (Creator), Liu, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Ardavan, A. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 Sep 2014, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc139rcj
Kaminski, D. (Creator), Webber, A. L. (Creator), Wedge, C. J. (Creator), Liu, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Ardavan, A. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Aug 2014, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc139rdk
Kaminski, D. (Creator), Webber, A. L. (Creator), Wedge, C. J. (Creator), Liu, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Ardavan, A. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Aug 2014, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc139rfl
Kaminski, D. (Creator), Webber, A. L. (Creator), Wedge, C. J. (Creator), Liu, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Ardavan, A. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Aug 2014, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc139rgm
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Maluenda, I. (Creator), Chen, M. (Creator), Guest, D. (Creator), Roe, S. M. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Navarro, O. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 15 Jun 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc13wk7s
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Alshawi, J. (Creator), Yousif, M. (Creator), Zangana, K. H. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Al-Jeboori, M. J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 8 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc145pqq
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Walsh, J. (Creator), Hathwar, V. R. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Hoffman, C. (Creator), Platts, J. A. (Creator), Piltz, R. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 4 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc14611f
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Walsh, J. (Creator), Hathwar, V. R. (Creator), Hoffman, C. (Creator), Platts, J. A. (Creator), Piltz, R. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 4 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc14612g
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Walsh, J. (Creator), Hathwar, V. R. (Creator), Hoffman, C. (Creator), Platts, J. A. (Creator), Piltz, R. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 5 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc14613h
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Walsh, J. (Creator), Hathwar, V. R. (Creator), Hoffman, C. (Creator), Platts, J. A. (Creator), Piltz, R. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 4 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc14614j
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147vy5
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147vz6
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w08
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w2b
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w3c
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w4d
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w5f
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w6g
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w7h
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w8j
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147w9k
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147wbl
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Feb 2015, 10.5517/cc147wcm
Zangana, K. H. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc148xq1
Zangana, K. H. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc148xr2
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Heesing, C. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Zheng, Y. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Schnack, J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 12 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc14ch44
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Heesing, C. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Zheng, Y. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Schnack, J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 12 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc14chbb
Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Heesing, C. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Zheng, Y. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Schnack, J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 12 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc14chcc
Alshawi, J. (Creator), Yousif, M. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Al-Jeboori, M. J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 12 Mar 2015, 10.5517/cc14cj9b
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Ghirri, A. (Creator), van Tol, J. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 15 Apr 2015, 10.5517/cc14ky1p
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Fernandez Mato, A. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Sproules, S. (Creator), Moro, F. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 15 May 2015, 10.5517/cc1j13c1
Fernandez Mato, A. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Sproules, S. (Creator), Moro, F. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 15 May 2015, 10.5517/cc1j13d2
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Crossley, D. (Creator), Cid, J. (Creator), Curless, L. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Ingleson, M. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 2 Oct 2015, 10.5517/cc1jz8f6
Crossley, D. (Creator), Cid, J. (Creator), Curless, L. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Ingleson, M. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 2 Oct 2015, 10.5517/cc1jz8g7
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Moilanen, J. O. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Day, B. M. (Creator), Pugh, T. (Creator), Layfield, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1km26g
Mcnaughter, P. (Creator), Saah, S. A. (Creator), Akhtar, M. (Creator), Abdulwahab, K. (Creator), Malik, M. A. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 14 Sep 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1lr2yc
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Baca-Solis, E. (Creator), Bernes, S. (Creator), Vazquez-Lima, H. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Reyes-Ortega, Y. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 2 Aug 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1m83ll
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Seed, J. (Creator), Gregson, M. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Wooles, A. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Liddle, S. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Jun 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1mjmlc
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Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhmzr
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn0t
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn1v
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn2w
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn3x
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn4y
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn5z
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn60
Goodwin, C. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Natrajan, L. (Creator), Boulon, M. (Creator), Ziller, J. W. (Creator), Evans, W. J. (Creator), Mills, D. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Feb 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1nhn71
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Seed, J. (Creator), Gregson, M. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Wooles, A. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Liddle, S. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Jun 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1p7sc2
Seed, J. (Creator), Gregson, M. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Wooles, A. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Liddle, S. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Jun 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1p7sd3
Seed, J. (Creator), Gregson, M. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Chilton, N. (Creator), Wooles, A. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Liddle, S. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Jun 2017, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1p7sf4
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CCDC 654335: Experimental Crystal Structure Determination
Shahid, M. (Creator), Mazhar, M. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Malik, M. A. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Jul 2007, 10.5517/ccpywl2
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 8 Jul 2008, 10.5517/ccr9b3g
Overgaard, J. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 8 Jul 2008, 10.5517/ccr9b4h
Baker, M. (Creator), Bianchi, A. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Collison, D. (Creator), Docherty, R. J. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), McRobbie, A. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Mutka, H. (Creator), Piligkos, S. (Creator), Rancan, M. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Tregenna-Piggott, P. L. W. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Güdel, H. U. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Mar 2009, 10.5517/ccsbk4s
Akhtar, J. (Creator), Mehmood, R. F. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Iqbal, N. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 19 Apr 2010, 10.5517/cctz3rm
Attfield, M. (Creator), Al-Ebini, Y. (Creator), Hill, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2010, 10.5517/ccv2jv8
Baker, M. (Creator), Bianchi, A. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Collison, D. (Creator), Docherty, R. J. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), McRobbie, A. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Mutka, H. (Creator), Piligkos, S. (Creator), Rancan, M. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Tregenna-Piggott, P. L. W. (Creator), Tuna, F. (Creator), Güdel, H. U. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 20 Aug 2010, 10.5517/ccvj4yf
Ramasamy, K. (Creator), Kuznetsov, V. L. (Creator), Gopal, K. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Edwards, P. P. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 6 Jan 2011, 10.5517/ccw2gt6
Ramasamy, K. (Creator), Kuznetsov, V. L. (Creator), Gopal, K. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Edwards, P. P. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 6 Jan 2011, 10.5517/ccw2gv7
Ramasamy, K. (Creator), Kuznetsov, V. L. (Creator), Gopal, K. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Edwards, P. P. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 6 Jan 2011, 10.5517/ccw2gw8
Akhtar, J. (Creator), Akhtar, M. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jul 2011, 10.5517/ccx348d
Zheng, Y. (Creator), Morena Pineda, E. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 31 Aug 2011, 10.5517/ccx8n3x
Zheng, Y. (Creator), Moreno Pineda, E. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 31 Aug 2011, 10.5517/ccx8n4y
Zheng, Y. (Creator), Pineda, E. M. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 31 Aug 2011, 10.5517/ccx8n5z
, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 Jan 2014, 10.5517/ccy62kr
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0svl
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0swm
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0sxn
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0syp
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0szq
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0t0s
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0t1t
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/ccz0t2v
Chen, M. (Creator), Vicic, D. A. (Creator), Chain, W. J. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Navarro, O. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 16 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczdp34
Chen, M. (Creator), Vicic, D. A. (Creator), Chain, W. J. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Navarro, O. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 6 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczdp45
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczfyw6
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczfyx7
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczfyy8
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 22 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczfyz9
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1q6
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1r7
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1s8
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1t9
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1vb
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1wc
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh1xd
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh1yf
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh1zg
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh20j
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh21k
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh22l
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, 10.5517/cczh23m
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 28 Jun 2013, https://doi.org/10.5517/cczh24n
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh25p
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh26q
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh27r
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh28s
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh29t
Scheins, S. (Creator), Overgaard, J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Stash, A. (Creator), Chen, Y. S. (Creator), Larsen, F. K. (Creator), Christensen, M. (Creator), Jørgensen, M. R. V. (Creator), Madsen, S. R. (Creator), Schmøkel, M. S. (Creator), Iversen, B. B. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 29 Oct 2012, 10.5517/cczh2bv
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 23 Nov 2012, 10.5517/cczm8mg
Maluenda, I. (Creator), Chen, M. (Creator), Guest, D. (Creator), Roe, S. M. (Creator), Turner, M. (Creator), Navarro, O. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 15 Jun 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cczmtzc
Whitehead, G. (Creator), Cross, B. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Milway, V. A. (Creator), Rath, H. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Heath, S. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 13 May 2013, 10.5517/cczrnjw
Rath, H. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Corradini, V. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Del Pennino, U. (Creator), Fernandez, A. (Creator), Pritchard, R. G. (Creator), Muryn, C. (Creator), Affronte, M. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 2 Feb 2013, 10.5517/cczzm1l
, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 Jan 2014, 10.5517/cc102ypq
, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 Jan 2014, 10.5517/cc103hh3
Mcnaughter, P. (Creator), Saah, S. A. (Creator), Akhtar, M. (Creator), Abdulwahab, K. (Creator), Malik, M. A. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), Awudza, J. A. M. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 25 May 2016, 10.5517/ccdc.csd.cc1065zc
, Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 Jan 2013, 10.5517/cc10bbc1
Langley, S. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Oct 2013, 10.5517/cc11hs3f
Langley, S. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Oct 2013, 10.5517/cc11hs4g
Langley, S. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Oct 2013, 10.5517/cc11hs5h
Langley, S. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Oct 2013, 10.5517/cc11hs6j
Langley, S. (Creator), Helliwell, M. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Oct 2013, 10.5517/cc11hs7k
Chiesa, A. (Creator), Whitehead, G. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Amoretti, G. (Creator), Pavarini, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 7 Mar 2014, 10.5517/cc127vkq
Chiesa, A. (Creator), Whitehead, G. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Amoretti, G. (Creator), Pavarini, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 7 Mar 2014, 10.5517/cc127vlr
Chiesa, A. (Creator), Whitehead, G. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Amoretti, G. (Creator), Pavarini, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 7 Mar 2014, 10.5517/cc127vms
Chiesa, A. (Creator), Whitehead, G. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Amoretti, G. (Creator), Pavarini, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 7 Mar 2014, 10.5517/cc127vnt
Chiesa, A. (Creator), Whitehead, G. (Creator), Carretta, S. (Creator), Carthy, L. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Teat, S. J. (Creator), Amoretti, G. (Creator), Pavarini, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), Santini, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 7 Mar 2014, 10.5517/cc127vpv
Akhtar, M. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 24 Apr 2014, 10.5517/cc12jvl1
Akhtar, M. (Creator), Malik, M. (Creator), Raftery, J. (Creator), O'Brien, P. (Creator), Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre, 1 May 2014, 10.5517/cc12jvm2
Electronic Structure of a Mixed-Metal Fluoride-Centered Triangle Complex: A Potential Qubit Component
Walsh, J. P. S. (Creator), Meadows, S. B. (Creator), Ghirri, A. (Creator), Moro, F. (Creator), Jennings, M. (Creator), Smith, W. F. (Creator), Graham, D. (Creator), Kihara, T. (Creator), Nojiri, H. (Creator), Vitorica-Yrezabal, I. J. (Creator), Timco, G. (Creator), Collison, D. (Creator), Mcinnes, E. (Creator), Winpenny, R. (Creator), University of Manchester, 11 Oct 2015, 10.15127/1.275455
Offset droplet data
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my predecessor (Barry Brinster from Aljex software).
because I am a bit of git noobe.
strides the last few months.
I was previously having issues with carbons not being handled properly.
stanza out to every connected resource for that jid.
how I might proceed now.
Thanks so much and again congrats on a solid app.
Sorry for the relatively late reply.
> I was previously having issues with carbons not being handled properly.
> stanza out to every connected resource for that jid.
then receives a message for each?
discard older resources when connecting.
> how I might proceed now.
prebind as long as you pass in the username and password.
It's currently in the anon_login branch and will soon be merged to master.
attach to that (i.e. prebind=true).
and not on the back end.
list of logged in chat users? creating rooms?
I have converse configured and it is talking to my openfire chat server.
in the documentation but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
Re: [conversejs] list of logged in chat users? creating rooms?
> I have converse configured and it is talking to my openfire chat server.
but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
Converse.js supports XEP-0144 suggestions for adding new users to the roster.
You'll however still have to write the code to make the suggestions.
social graph and how it's set up.
No. Those two things are unrelated.
The newest version of converse.js has an API method converse.rooms.open.
> > I have converse configured and it is talking to my openfire chat server.
> but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
> user should register to.
> You'll however still have to write the code to make the suggestions.
> social graph and how it's set up.
> to help you with.
> joining, so I thought there should be a way to get a list of all chat users?
> No. Those two things are unrelated.
> The newest version of converse.js has an API method converse.rooms.open.
Yes, but this is only available to administrators, not to clients, right?
>      state (online, offline etc)?
>      documentation but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
>      user should register to.
>      You'll however still have to write the code to make the suggestions.
>      social graph and how it's set up.
>      to help you with.
>      No. Those two things are unrelated.
>      The newest version of converse.js has an API method converse.rooms.open.
> Yes, but this is only available to administrators, not to clients, right?
>>     state (online, offline etc)?
>>     documentation but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
>>     user should register to.
>>     You'll however still have to write the code to make the suggestions.
>>     social graph and how it's set up.
>>     to help you with.
>>     No. Those two things are unrelated.
>>     The newest version of converse.js has an API method converse.rooms.open.
prosody 0.9 (available as a module though).
> >      state (online, offline etc)?
> >      > It's cumbersome to have to add them one by one to my list.
> >      see everyone in your world without having to add them specifically.
> >      documentation but did not see any way to do this -- is it possible?
> >      user should register to.
> >      You'll however still have to write the code to make the suggestions.
> >      social graph and how it's set up.
> >      to help you with.
> >      No. Those two things are unrelated.
>    prosody 0.9 (available as a module though).
Yeah, sounds similar to how registration works. Would be a nice feature to have.
dependencies.  I did do the "make dev" step without errors.
> Sorry for the relatively late reply.
>> I was previously having issues with carbons not being handled properly.
>> stanza out to every connected resource for that jid.
> then receives a message for each?
> discard older resources when connecting.
>> how I might proceed now.
> prebind as long as you pass in the username and password.
> It's currently in the anon_login branch and will soon be merged to master.
> a server-side prebind step.
> Perhaps that might help you.
> attach to that (i.e. prebind=true).
> and not on the back end.
still appears in the thread you replied to.
About your fix, thanks, I've committed something like it to the master branch.
> dependencies.  I did do the "make dev" step without errors.
> > Sorry for the relatively late reply.
> >> I was previously having issues with carbons not being handled properly.
> >> stanza out to every connected resource for that jid.
> > still be received.
> > then receives a message for each?
> > discard older resources when connecting.
> >> how I might proceed now.
> > prebind as long as you pass in the username and password.
> > It's currently in the anon_login branch and will soon be merged to master.
> > a server-side prebind step.
> > Perhaps that might help you.
> > attach to that (i.e. prebind=true).
> > and not on the back end.


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J. Nicole Windsor
Contact J. Nicole Windsor
A recent recipient of the "Baltimore Power Player" award, Nicole has been guiding businesses in Maryland – and beyond – on employment law matters for the past 15 years. With an emphasis on practicality and straight talk, Nicole works with CEOs, general counsel, human resource directors, and entrepreneurs to provide clear and actionable guidance.
Nicole's practice includes all aspects of employment law, including compliance as well as litigation. Her compliance work includes helping clients to identify and prioritize steps to adhere to state and federal laws, including the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Maryland Wage Payment and Collection Act, the Family Medical Leave Act, the Americans with Disabilities Act, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, and other "fair labor" statutes. Nicole also has significant experience designing and implementing compliance programs, and provides ongoing counsel to employers on a wide range of matters, including employment agreements, employee handbooks, wage and hour matters, performance management, sexual harassment, and termination and severance.
In addition to her compliance and counseling work, Nicole has considerable experience resolving employment disputes. She represents employers in a variety of administrative proceedings, including before the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the Maryland Civil Rights Commission and the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation. Nicole collaborates with firm colleagues on employment litigation matters, including claims related to the Fair Labor Standards Act, the Maryland Wage Payment and Collection Act, discrimination, retaliation, and restrictive covenants.
Clients span a range of industries, from technology to government contractor staffing to manufacturing, and include many Maryland-based employers with multi-state operations. Nicole also works with firm clients to secure, expand and maintain federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise and state Minority Business Enterprise certifications.
Nicole has been a featured presenter and writer on employment law topics for trade groups, institutions, and news media. She oversees Bowie & Jensen's employment law practice and serves on the firm's management committee. Nicole has a significant history of involvement with area nonprofits and currently serves on the board of The Women's Law Center of Maryland.
University of Maryland School of Law, J.D.
Loyola College of Maryland, M.Ed. and B.A.
U.S. District Court, Maryland
Leadership in Law Award (The Daily Record, 2017)
SmartCEO Magazine's "Baltimore Power Players" Award (2014)
Board of directors, The Women's Law Center of Maryland
Employment issues committee member, Maryland Chamber of Commerce
Appointed to selection committee for SmartCEO Magazine's CPA Awards
Selected to the Maryland Super Lawyers list (2015-present)
Selected to the Maryland Rising Star Super Lawyers list (2009-2011)
Member, employment law section of the Maryland State Bar Association
Member, Baltimore County Bar Association
Member, Society for Human Resource Management
Nicole's prior board and committee service includes the following:
Trustee, Greenspring Montessori School (2010-2014)
Government relations committee member, Chesapeake Human Resources Association (2008-2011)
Gala planning committee member, House of Ruth Crabaret (2009-2010)
Author, "Nicole Windsor Advises Employers on What They Need to Know About the Maryland Healthy Working Families Act," 3/8/18.
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Q: How to know when the work is done with CThreadPool? I recently discovered ATL's CThreadPool class and was very happy with this find. It's a neat little class that will take care of the syncronization semantics of having multiple worker threads to process some queue of taks to do. The tasks are fed to the CThreadPool object, by some extrnal process.
While being very neat an clean, there doesn't seem to be a way find out whether all tasks have catually been completed. What's the best way to do that?
For example, say I need to do 10 heavy computational tasks and then move on to do something else. I can't move on until I know the tasks have completed.
So I create a CThreadPool with 10 threads, put the tasks on the queue and off they go to the threads.  How would I know when the tasks are completed?
Boaz

A: I think that you'll need to have your worker object's Execute() method use some form of IPC that the 'main' thread can monitor.  Something like have the Execute() method call ReleaseSemaphore() on a semaphore that the main thread can wait on and count how many times the wait completes.  Or the thread pool workers can post a message indicating they are done with a work item to a message queue the main thread gets messages from.

A: The cleanest way of waiting for a completed task is by creating an event, then waiting for the worker thread to finish by calling WaitForSingleObject.

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'I feel so much more comfortable now.' — Summer Bridge program prepares incoming students
Published on September 1, 2016 by Behrend Blog
Brent Sutula, Sujata Chhetri, Joseph Lombardi, and Sydnie Moore, pictured left to right, were four of the participants in the Summer Bridge Program at Penn State Behrend. The six-week program is designed for students who want to sharpen their study, note taking, critical reading and time management skills, among others.
By Steve Orbanek
Marketing Communications Specialist, Penn State Behrend
Penn State Behrend welcomed 1,280 new first-year students to campus last week.
For 28 of them, the setting felt more than a little familiar, since they had only recently completed a Summer Bridge Program to ease the transition to college.
The six-week program is designed for students who want to sharpen their study, notetaking, critical reading and time management skills, among others.
"I feel so much more comfortable now. This has just been great to meet new people and learn how to get around campus," said Joseph Lombardo, a first-year History major from Erie.
The program even included a scavenger hunt in which students learned how to navigate campus by finding places and objects. They also spent time learning about the college's numerous resources such as the Academic and Career Planning Center and Lilley Library.
"Transition is key. There is such a disconnect from what students did in high school to what they will do here," said Mary Connerty, a lecturer in English who taught the program.
The program was sponsored by the college's Office of Student Success and Retention. Half of the program's attendees were immigrants or refugees.
"We're obligated to help prepare these students who may need the extra help to succeed," Connerty said.
To get students accustomed to a college workload, participants in the program received weekly homework assignments, including regular critical readings and a requirement to write multiple-page papers. Connerty estimates that each week's assignments took students a minimum of three to four hours to complete.
That type of workload can be daunting for any first-year student, but it was also helpful for these students to become aware of college expectations.
Sujata Chhetri, a first-year International Business major, estimated that on a scale of 1-10, her nervousness about college was a 9. She says that after completing the Summer Bridge Program, that number was down to a manageable 5.
"It was a great program," said Chhetri, a Nepal native who immigrated to Erie. "It really taught me about the workload I'll be getting. It was somewhat overwhelming, but it also taught me about all of the resources I have that I didn't know that I have. I don't feel lost anymore."
If she or any of the other attendees do happen to feel lost, the good news is that they now know where to go.
"There's always someone you can go to talk to," Chhetri said. "I've already found so many people who are going to help me with my math."
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College of Charleston's baseball season came to an end on Monday afternoon when No. 4 ranked Coastal Carolina scored in the top of the 10th to take an 11-10 victory and advance into the NCAA Super Regionals.
The game was a nail-biter down to the final out.
With the game in the balance and the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, senior Joey Bergman knocked a slow-rolling ground ball to short and appeared to beat the throw at first, but was called out to cancel out the game-winning run for the Cougars. The Cougars' first base coach reacted by slamming his helmet to the ground, resulting in an immediate ejection from the game.
Coastal scored the game-winning run when Witten was able bolt from third and cross home on a wild pitch from the Cougars' junior reliever Heath Hembree.
Coastal moves on to play South Carolina in a best-of-three series beginning this weekend.
For more on yesterday's game, make your way to either The Post and Courier or the College's Athletics page. While only The Post and Courier has a photo gallery, both have solid write-ups on yesterday's ball game.


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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 Series Release Date, Price & Specifications
January 13, 2022 by Caila Arcanio
Are you looking for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000? Then you are at the right place. In this article, you will be informed about the latest leaks and rumors about the upcoming release of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000. As of now, there's no official NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 series release date, but we're hoping for it to be sooner. This series is been hot in the eyes and ears of everyone that is waiting for it.
Some of us expect a greater and better chip upon it that will surpass the highest rating GPU. So far, NVIDIA is still developing this microarchitecture. Even though it is still in development there are already expectations and speculations about it. We will update you when there is official information that will be released by NVIDIA.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 is a family of GPUs that is developed by NVIDIA. There are leaks and rumors that spread in the mid of December. Along with the NVIDIA 4000 series that they were developing a new series for crypto miners.
It's absurd to talk about having NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 or even the 3000 super series today when it's impossible to bring a 3070, a 3080, or a brand new 3060 Ti in our homes. But, this is how our technology market gets along; whoever stops ambitioning well is lost and the one who will perceive it will get it someday. So you have to be ambitious and never stop dreaming to get it someday.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 Series Release Date
As already said, they are still developing NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 so there will be no exact date for it to be released but there are rumors about having it in 2022. The codename for the architecture was Ada Lovelace. They named it after him, a famous and revolutionary scientist. Because Lovelace was considered by many for being the first true fanatic of computerized computing, even though at that time the computer wasn't hypnotized yet.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 release date
But, there is a bit of indecision about the architecture name. A leaked internal document confirms that the new GPU will be named ADA, but if we consider the old official presentations, the GPU name will be Lovelace. But, they will choose the short one and leave the scientist's surname in the end. Because of the scarcity of supplies due to the spreading of Covid-19, that's why the release date won't be scheduled as of now.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series 4000 Design
According to some leaks and rumors the NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series 4000 Design will be similar to the 3000 series but most of the GPU will come with at least 2 fans. Also, there will be ARGB in the graphic card which can be synced with the other ARGB lights available on the computer.
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NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 Series Specifications
As mentioned earlier, this series is about to be released so there is no official information about it, but there have been a lot of rumors and leaks that are spreading. All that is known as of now is the codename of the architecture might be after the scientist's name, Ada Lovelace. This ADA microarchitecture will mean two things, delivering more output and consuming less power, which will result in no longer interruptions.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 specifications
Nvidia 4000 Series News
Currently, there's only one news about the upcoming Nvidia GPU series: the Nvidia 4000 Series. The 4000 series is going to launch in 2022. The Nvidia 4000 Series will be more focused on gamers and not on miners as this year we saw a massive hype in the GPU market because of the shortage which was because of the crypto miners.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX Series 4000 Price
Because of the lack of extra official information, we can't tell or evaluate how much it could be. It's impossible to guess or tell what would be pricing but since AMD is right behind them together with GPU performance and sometimes being ahead of it, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000 will probably stick with the same price as the Ampere.
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Like around, Around 3300$ for the 4060, $5000 for the 4070, $7000 for the 4080 and we'll just see about the 4090 or Titan that would be their price for it. For now, let's stay focused on the upcoming NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4000, do you think how it will go? How fast and reliable is it? Or do you even consider buying it? Do let us know with the help of the comment section which is given down below
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Thanks for the article, though waiting for the rtx 4000 will probably be quicker than waiting for a reasonably priced 3080. Just FYI Ada Lovelace was a women, not a man.
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Are logic and faith seperated? Is faith a blind leap in the dark? Is it an act of irrationality? No- I believe true faith is a confidence that is supported by logic. It is not illogical to believe in the God of the Bible- the One that has created this incredible drama- History is HIS STORY.
What do I know is going to happen? I am either going to die or the Lord is going to come back. I will enter into a life after this life based on the finished work of Jesus. It is a confidence in Him, not in myself to accomplish this. He is my hope in the life to come and this life. I am confident that He is able to keep all of His precious promises to me. He has promised to be a God to me and my seed after me. He protects and provides for me. He blessses me.
This story is reasonable. It is a trust in Him, and not the faulty logic of men. Men who reject this are putting faith in themselves...that is too high a confidence in flesh.
Lord, thank you for the gift of faith!


If anyone has caused grief, he has not so much grieved me as he has grieved all of you to some extent – not to put it too severely. The punishment inflicted on him by the majority is sufficient. Now instead, you ought to forgive and comfort him, so that he will not be overwhelmed by excessive sorrow.
Dear God, when times are tough or we have been wronged, our thoughts can be self-centered. Please help us to remember that it is our obligation to provide kindness, forgiveness, compassion, and comfort to everyone. Amen.


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'A lot happened since the world's town square became one man's megaphone'
Twitter ceased to be a listed public company and became the personal property of the worlds smartest and richest man on October 27, 2022.
A lot has happened in the 45-odd days since the world's town square became one man's megaphone. Blue, grey and yellow ticks have come and gone, more than 10,000 suspended accounts have been restored, Trump is back (though he has refused to tweet) and Ye came and was promptly asked to leave.
All these are the result of one man's self-appointed goal to save free speech and the world — even though he tried to backtrack and then admittedly overpaid by an eye watering 3x.
The latest in this save the world and save free speech saga is suspension of accounts of several prominent journalists belonging to noteworthy names like CNN, NYT and others.
Koo (not sure why) is also an unwitting casualty of one man's mission and its eminence account was suspended for circumventing Twitter's policy for evading bans. Mastodon has also faced a similar fate for a vague crime which did not exist till day before yesterday.
Aside from the outrage, this debacle brings sharp focus on a very important point especially for journalists and creative folks. If you are someone who speak their mind and engages with others in discussion & debate — a suspension essentially means that you lose access to years of creativity, ideas, connections and insights (all because of a new rule that came in yesterday and something no one understands). There is just a blank screen to show for all the intellectual hard work of several years.
How does one handle this intellectual assassination?
Koo has devised a simple and elegant solution to escape this blackhole. Just migrate to Koo!
Within the settings, a simple and elegant button allows you to migrate all your Tweets to Koo. Just click on the migrate button, follow the simple on screen instructions and all your tweets are ported to your Koo account seamlessly. You can also look up your friends and followers on Koo and start engaging with them.
It is unimaginable that in this day and age one man has the ability to wipe out your digital existence and remove all traces of your creativity. History and creativity cannot be held hostage at a $44b, billionaires' toy. Koo provides everyone with an equal opportunity of express themselves in a language of choice and preserve their thoughts and opinions for all times to come.
So go ahead, escape Twitter and engage in a platform that truly sets you free.
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Open Water Diver (OWD z ang. nurek otwartych wód) – podstawowy stopień nurkowy PADI uprawniający do nurkowania do głębokości 18 metrów wraz z partnerem o minimalnych uprawnieniach OWD bez nadzoru instruktora.

Warunkiem zdobycia tych uprawnień jest pozytywne ukończenie kursu. Uczestnikom którzy nie ukończyli 15 roku życia przed zakończeniem kursu nadawany jest stopień Junior Open Water Diver (JOWD). Istnieje możliwość zdobycia niepełnych uprawnień OWD w ramach tego samego ale skróconego kursu pod nazwą Scuba Diver.

Kurs
Podstawowym wymogiem uczestnictwa w kursie jest ukończenie 10 roku życia. Można wyróżnić dwie jego części:
 w części praktycznej odbywają się z ćwiczenia na basenie i w morzu (lub oceanie) pod nadzorem instruktorów,
 w części teoretycznej kursanci oprócz indywidualnej nauki z podręcznika PADI wysłuchują wykłady i oglądają filmy instruktażowe.

Specjalizacje
W ramach OWD można zdobyć 16 różnych specjalizacji poza kursem zasadniczym:
 Altitude Diver
 AWARE Fish ID
 Boat Diver
 Digital Underwater Photographer
 Diver Propulsion Vehicle Diver
 Drift Diver
 Dry Suit Diver
 Enriched Air Diver
 Equipment Specjalist
 Multilevel Diver
 Night Diver
 Peak Performance Buoyancy
 Underwater Naturalist
 Underwater Navigator
 Underwater Photographer
 Underwater Videographer

Nurkowanie

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This story is based on an interview with a formerly homeless man.
The moment was surreal. Luis paused in front of an apartment door in an affordable housing complex. He had done his time in jail. Done his time living hand-to-mouth on the streets of Providence. Now he was about to occupy his first home in 6 years. He should have felt elated…but something didn't feel right.
That feeling had triggered when he first walked into the lobby. His new neighbors, mostly elderly, had glanced and quickly looked away, leaving the sting of their judgement: Hispanic male = not one of us = threat. Their silent recriminations followed him up the stairs.
Now, standing on the threshold of a new life, Luis' hand shook, his inner heckling went viral. Bolting down the stairs, he raced out of the building. Tears stung his eyes. My god…I feel like I'm trespassing!
The story might have ended there. But Luis was from the street, and the street's primal lesson is tenacity. Fighting through his ghosts, he forced himself back up those stairs to claim his living space.
But ever since I heard about Luis, those ghosts have haunted me, particularly his tag line: "I feel like I'm trespassing."
Trespassing literally means unlawful entry. It can be a criminal offense. And Luis had uttered this self-condemnation in the face of good fortune. On many levels, the implications were profoundly disturbing.
For those who inherit the American margins, KEEP OUT signs are ubiquitous, posted on almost every road to acceptance and success. Luis' story is a case in point. From Day One he found himself surrounded by concentric rings of threat and violence: a family with an abusive father; a neighborhood infested with gangs, crime and drugs; more pervasively, a country riddled with prejudice against his ethnicity. For a smart and sensitive kid, the signs became internalized. Keep out. The American Dream is not for you. Tragically, in a land founded on freedom and equality, we have created a class of Trespassers. Not because of criminal activity, but because some view America as an exclusive club, intent on barring "people of difference," from entry.
The American dream is the blueprint around which we entwine our own dreams: the hope for a better life, the yearning for higher ground. And when one is deemed unworthy of this "prize," the sense of cultural rejection has searing, life-altering consequences. This loss becomes contagious, giving birth to other losses. Soon job, family and health are in jeopardy. Sometimes, it culminates in living on the streets. But the most devastating loss is invisible, sometimes indelible: the loss of Human dignity.
The roots of the problem are complex and systemic, tethered to a conflicted national identity. But Luis' case offers a template for a homegrown success.
Since securing his apartment, through fits and starts, his trajectory has been upward. Working with Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless, he now spends his days educating and inspiring others to help the disadvantaged. Having his own home has made a huge difference.
He is not alone. Statistics show that having a place of one's own helps stabilize a life. Accompanied by an effective network of care and support it can also help reduce crime, addiction and mental health issues – making it cost effective. Although it is not a silver bullet, it can be a centerpiece in the puzzle of survival, around which other parts can be fitted.
With this in mind, please consider taking up a cause that can affect countless lives: become active in the campaign for affordable housing. For some homeless people it means hope, a chance to start again. For others, it is a matter of survival.
For me, this becomes Luis' legacy. Settled in his new home, he no longer considers himself a trespasser. He is now a stakeholder, playing an active role in the journey we call the American Dream.


SAN FRANCISCO -- In a stunning criminal complaint, State Sen. Leland Yee has been charged with conspiring to traffic in firearms and public corruption as part of a major FBI operation spanning the Bay Area, casting yet another cloud of corruption over the Democratic establishment in the Legislature and torpedoing Yee's aspirations for statewide office.
Update: McCainalanche! Cool beans and thanks. Be sure to check out my opposition to Kimberlin's motion for leave to amend.
Well, dear reader last week I told you about Judge Grimm's letter order clarifying that yes, indeed, we did have the right to challenge Brett's motion for leave to amend. And you might have even seen that Michael Smith, counsel extraordinaire for Michelle Malkin and Twitchy, filed a brutal opposition that also included a disrespectful and ungrammatical email from Brett Kimberlin, posted over at John Hoge's site.
You might even see that John said that he filed his own opposition but was waiting for it to appear on PACER before he would share it. It is on PACER, so I expect him to share his motion soon—midnight tonight by the latest. (Update: he has blogged it.) I didn't tell you but I had done the same and was waiting for it to be on PACER, too. Bluntly I have been fighting migraines due to the sudden and fairly radical weather change around here and it was exhausting trying to get my opposition in time, and I wasn't up to blogging last night. But I will be happy to share it with you momentarily.
So Friday Brett released his Second Amended Complaint, and boy it was a doozy. Now, there are presently gaps in the scan of it on PACER which I presume means that a few pages stuck together as they were scanned. Brett hasn't seen fit to serve it on us, yet, and there remains the possibility that the judge might refuse to accept that amendment. But even if accepted, that new version of the complaint is full of fail, as I explained on Friday. Yes, a great deal of work will have to be done answering this silliness, and blogging will be light as a result, but it's important to point and laugh at the fail on display, here.
Well, tonight Brett Kimberlin has filed his second amended complaint. John has posted it, and having read it I am going to have to admit I was wrong about Brett.
It is common in a motion to dismiss for a defendant to catalogue the shortcomings of a complaint in the style of "the plaintiff has failed to allege X, Y and Z and therefore this claim should be dismissed." If leave to amend is granted, this invites an unscrupulous plaintiff to lie and simply say "now I allege X, Y and Z, too!" regardless of the truth.
But that depended on the assumption that Brett was smart enough to see the flaws in his complaint that we pointed out, to recognize what we pointed out to him, and then file a new complaint that addressed those shortcomings. What Brett has filed tonight shows that he is not nearly that smart, or at least not that competent and organized. So, dear reader, I apologize for my error.
Yes, dear reader, it is bad. It is so bad that I could cut and paste most of my motion to dismiss into this with only minimal alteration and feel safe that the motion would be granted. It is so bad that I am going to be challenged in literally finding a new way to say what I have already said. It is that ineffectual.
Well, the hits just keep coming, don't they? As I said this morning, Brett's motion for an extension of time to reply to Levy's fairly devastating opposition to his motion for discovery of Ace's identity was still outstanding. Well, now it no longer is outstand: Brett lost that motion.
the original grounds of the extension—"I need an extension while this court considers the awesomeness of my motion to disqualify"—has had its feet cut out from under it by the fact that the motion to disqualify is no longer on the table. And the logic of returning the motion to disqualify suggests that the motion for an extension should equally be dismissed out of hand.
It is strange for the judge to issue an order, rather than just send back the document like what happened with the motion to disqualify but the upshot is the same: Brett needs to respond to Ace's Opposition, or leave their claims unanswered (and they were pretty devastating, including pointing out that Brett's enemies tend to be SWATted and that he is defamation-proof).
This is also a further sign that the judge is getting sick of the case. I frankly expected the judge to give Brett a "mulligan" and give him an extra day or two. I am therefore surprised that the judge is starting to get harsh with Brett even if he didn't chew him out for his double violation of the Letter Order. One can never predict the future, but I am cautiously optimistic that the judge will get rid of this the first chance he gets, without creating an issue for appeal.
So that would be getting "kicked in the jimmies*" twice in one day. Heh.
Anyway, I will post the entire thing momentarily, but really there is nothing more to it than what I just told you.
Does Convicted Bomber Brett Kimberlin Have Any Cause?
How does he eat it?
I don't meant in general, but does he have cause... to keep the judge from dismissing the RICO case against KimberlinUnmasked, Lee Stranahan, Breitbart.com, Ali Akbar and the National Bloggers Club?
Specifically the judge issued a show cause order asking why the RICO case shouldn't be dismissed as to those parties. You can read it below the fold. It's not long.
So we are winding down in terms of filings we are sharing. And admittedly today's filing is probably one of the less exciting ones. It is more than competently written, but it is a Reply to an Opposition to a Motion to Dismiss a complaint that is probably about to be thrown in the trash by Kimberlin. This time, it is filed by the Franklin Center, and you can read it below the fold.
Well, we are in the midst of another mini-blizzard in the D.C. area and for that matter, Brett Kimberlin is in the middle of producing his own miniature blizzard of paperwork. And just like some adventurous kids on Twitter last night, Brett is trying to get more time to do his homework. Now, last Friday I shared Brett's laughable motion to disqualify. In that post, I also shared how he also was trying to get an extension based on that motion to disqualify, but explained it was meritless because even if Paul Levy was disqualified as counsel (fat chance), there are two lawyers signing on to that document (the other being David Rocah of the ACLU, a nice guy) and Brett is not even challenging the qualification of the other attorney.
Nice try, Loudoun Co. kids -- what you are retweeting is from last year. We wouldn't be surprised to hear about a closing, but have not yet.
Hey, if Twitter was a thing when I was in school, I might have tried that, too!
Update: This is pretty funny, too!


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It is amazing that the Republic has survived 236 years with representatives in office like Charlie Rangel (D-NY) and his supporters. His defiance in receiving the lightest slap on the wrist today for stealing money and public benefits over a period of years in the form of four rent controlled apartments is the stuff of Tammany-Hall-style legend. If one sought to capture the arrogance of the American career politician under a glass, one could not have found a more perfect specimen to display.
Rangel, for anyone who has forgotten, was caught living in three rent-controlled Harlem apartments — he combined all three to create a pied-à-terre overlooking Central Park — and using a fourth, several floors below, for a campaign office. Several problems: 1. Rent-controlled apartments are supposed to be for lower-income people; not the then chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee with a secret Caribbean hideaway; 2. Even the poorest New Yorker is prohibited by law from having more than one rent-controlled apartments, much less four, and 3. It is illegal to use rent-controlled apartments for business, especially for the business of congressional campaigns.
So how did Mr. Rangel, through a spokesman, respond to a miniscule $23,000 fine for his actions? Here is the quote: "People settle not because they're guilty but because they don't want to go through the arduous process and expense to show they're not guilty." This after Mr. Rangel fought the legal proceedings against him for more than three years.
Whenever Charlie Rangel comes under fire for these and other misdeeds, he goes on attack or pulls out his Korean War veteran card. What that has to do with his crooked behavior God only knows. We all thank him for his service; now what about those apartments, Charlie?
The worst example of modern politics is not Mr. Rangel, though. He is merely a player on the grand stage. The real culprits are those who condone his behavior by attending lavish parties for him in the wake of the scandal, return him to office time after time, and erect monuments in his name — with taxpayer dollars — throughout Harlem. They are now monuments to gross political arrogance.
Charlie Rangel is an amiable man and a talented politician. But in the end, he is a crook, like so many others. And an unrepentant one at that.
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A corporal in the Utah Highway Patrol, Lisa Steed was considered a budding star. Tough, yet kind, she racked up an impressive number of Driving under the influence" arrests and was named "Trooper of the year" in 2007. Her future seemed bright with numerous promotions heading her way.
This all changed late last fall when the trooper was fired with no warning. Her office would not give a reason why but a pending lawsuit gives a few clues. This lawsuit is claiming that she pulled over dozens of people, making numerous Drunk-driving arrests throughout her 10 year career.
The problem? According to the lawsuit, many of the drivers the trooper had pulled over were not drinking or taking controlled substances. or at least not the amounts needed to be considered impaired! This is according to the lawsuit, brought on behalf of the Plaintiffs by their former criminal defense lawyers.
According to one of the criminal law attorneys, some of the clients did not even drink alcohol. Despite passing field sobriety exercises, the trooper would claim they were impaired and still arrest them.
"We were all separately getting calls about Lisa Steed from people saying: 'I was pulled over. I wasn't doing anything wrong. She told me I smelled like alcohol, but I hadn't been drinking,' " the lawyer said.
According to the lawsuit, over 40 people are claiming that they were faslely arrested by the Highway patrolman. This was done to impress her superiors and further her career.
According to the lawsuit, in all the cases, the charges were dropped or reduced to careless driving, but not before the defendants had to post bail, or pay court fess in the thousands of dollars.
For her part, the trooper is firing back. She has appealed her firing and through her attorney, is claiming that the vast majority of her cases have been upheld.
It appears to be more complicated then that. The State Attorney in her area has announced that he would not pursue any driving charges where she was the arresting officer.
More evidence has piuled up against Ms. Steed. A 2010 police memo found that 20 marijuana based driving cases where the trooper made an arrest showed later that no drugs were ever found in any of the defendant's systems. The memo goes on to state that Ms. Steed would report that the drivers showed visual signs of impairment, and the memo mentioned concerns that defense lawyers would begin questioning her credibility.
Another 2011 case highlighted in the lawsuit shows more trooper credibility problems. A man was pulled over in layton for swerving. The man had told the officer he had not been drinking and he passed all field sobriety exercises. Yet he was still arrested. He was booked in jail and passed a blood alcohol test. All charges were eventually dropped.
In another case, Ms. Steed pulled over a lady for speeding. The woman, despite not drinking, was accused of DUI and arrested. Like the others, her charges were all dropped.
According to the lawyer in the lawsuit, he suspects that there were literally 100s of bad arrests.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The idea seemed outlandish at first. Ridiculous even. How could inexperience be an advantage? In a series stacked with superstars, how could being a beginner be a benefit?
Yet seasoned veterans and team owners have been suggesting as much for months. With the universal aero kit debuting, they said, maybe these newcomers are better served having never sniffed the previous generation of Indy car. Maybe the veterans — the Josef Newgardens and Simon Pagenauds of the world — faced the bigger obstacle in trying to unlearn so much of what made them so successful in the past.
That certainly appeared to be the case during a rainy qualifying session Saturday in St. Petersburg where Schmidt Peterson Motorsports newcomer Robert Wickens led a rookie contingent into three of the top four spots for Sunday's Firestone Grand Prix.
Wickens snagged the top spot — just the third rookie ever to win pole position in his debut race — while Matheus Leist (A.J. Foyt Racing) will start third and Jordan King (Ed Carpenter Racing) will take off from the fourth position after setting a new track record in the first round.
Meanwhile, the reigning IndyCar champion Josef Newgarden didn't even make it out of the first qualifying session, while his Penske teammate and 2016 champion Simon Pagenaud lost control of his car three times on the slippery track during the second round. Neither cracked the top 10, while Scott Dixon will start ninth after only qualifying ninth or worse twice last season.
Seven-time St. Pete pole-winner Will Power did manage to salvage the day for his veteran comrades, as the Penske driver will start second. Rounding of the Fast 6 were Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing's Takuma Sato (fifth) and Andretti Autosport's Ryan Hunter-Reay, who suggested that maybe, just maybe, rookies were enjoying a small advantage during the first weekend of the season.
Power, Hunter-Reay and Sato, however, took careful care to note that they were not taking anything from this year's supremely talented rookie class. Advantage or not, what they achieved Saturday was impressive.
Still, seeing three rookies start in front can't simply be a coincidence. There has to be something to this suggestion that having no history with the previous Indy car is an advantage.
Wickens can see both sides.
No matter what you attribute the rookies' sensational Saturday to, be sure to also mention their hard-working teams.
For SPM, in particular, Saturday's pole is a testament to the path they trekked this offseason, which included a crew overhaul and a major financial investment into the team. Team owners Sam Schmidt and Ric Peterson upgraded their relationship with Honda and infused the team with engineering and technical talent. The early returns on investment feel good Schmidt said.
"That's an expensive pole position," Schmidt laughed, "but hopefully we get a few more and a some victories this year, and it will all be worth it."
Schmidt also was adamant that the universal kits have leveled the playing field in IndyCar. Look no further than the Fast 6 for evidence, as six different teams are represented: from the traditional powers in Penske and Andretti to the smaller SPM, Foyt, ECR and RLL.