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package org.apache.axis2.jaxws.message.databinding.impl;

import org.apache.axis2.java.security.AccessController;
import org.apache.axis2.jaxws.ExceptionFactory;
import org.apache.axis2.jaxws.i18n.Messages;
import org.apache.axis2.jaxws.message.databinding.ClassFinder;
import org.apache.axis2.jaxws.utility.ClassUtils;
import org.apache.axis2.jaxws.utility.JavaUtils;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.net.URL;
import java.net.URLClassLoader;
import java.security.PrivilegedActionException;
import java.security.PrivilegedExceptionAction;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Enumeration;
import java.util.jar.JarEntry;
import java.util.jar.JarFile;

public class ClassFinderImpl implements ClassFinder {
    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(ClassFinderImpl.class);

    /* (non-Javadoc)
      * @see org.apache.axis2.jaxws.message.databinding.ClassFinder#getClassesFromJarFile(java.lang.String, java.lang.ClassLoader)
      */
    public ArrayList<Class> getClassesFromJarFile(String pkg, ClassLoader cl)
            throws ClassNotFoundException {
        try {
            ArrayList<Class> classes = new ArrayList<Class>();
            URLClassLoader ucl = (URLClassLoader)cl;
            URL[] srcURL = ucl.getURLs();
            String path = pkg.replace('.', '/');
            //Read resources as URL from class loader.
            for (URL url : srcURL) {
                if ("file".equals(url.getProtocol())) {
                    File f = new File(url.toURI().getPath());
                    //If file is not of type directory then its a jar file
                    if (f.exists() && !f.isDirectory()) {
                        try {
                            JarFile jf = new JarFile(f);
                            Enumeration<JarEntry> entries = jf.entries();
                            //read all entries in jar file
                            while (entries.hasMoreElements()) {
                                JarEntry je = entries.nextElement();
                                String clazzName = je.getName();
                                if (clazzName != null && clazzName.endsWith(".class")) {
                                    //Add to class list here.
                                    clazzName = clazzName.substring(0, clazzName.length() - 6);
                                    clazzName = clazzName.replace('/', '.').replace('\\', '.')
                                            .replace(':', '.');
                                    //We are only going to add the class that belong to the provided package.
                                    if (clazzName.startsWith(pkg)) {
                                        try {
                                            Class clazz = forName(clazzName, false, cl);
                                            // Don't add any interfaces or JAXWS specific classes.
                                            // Only classes that represent data and can be marshalled
                                            // by JAXB should be added.
                                            if (!clazz.isInterface() &&
                                                    clazz.getPackage().getName().equals(pkg)
                                                    && ClassUtils
                                                    .getDefaultPublicConstructor(clazz) != null
                                                    && !ClassUtils.isJAXWSClass(clazz)) {
                                                if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                                                    log.debug("Adding class: " + clazzName);
                                                }
                                                classes.add(clazz);

                                            }
                                            //catch Throwable as ClassLoader can throw an NoClassDefFoundError that
                                            //does not extend Exception, so lets catch everything that extends Throwable
                                            //rather than just Exception.
                                        } catch (Throwable e) {
                                            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                                                log.debug("Tried to load class " + clazzName +
                                                        " while constructing a JAXBContext.  This class will be skipped.  Processing Continues.");
                                                log.debug(
                                                        "  The reason that class could not be loaded:" +
                                                                e.toString());
                                                log.trace(JavaUtils.stackToString(e));
                                            }
                                        }
                                    }
                                }
                            }
                        } catch (IOException e) {
                            throw new ClassNotFoundException(Messages.getMessage("ClassUtilsErr4"));
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return classes;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new ClassNotFoundException(e.getMessage());
        }

    }

    /**
     * Return the class for this name
     *
     * @return Class
     */
    private static Class forName(final String className, final boolean initialize,
                                 final ClassLoader classloader) {
        // NOTE: This method must remain private because it uses AccessController
        Class cl = null;
        try {
            cl = (Class)AccessController.doPrivileged(
                    new PrivilegedExceptionAction() {
                        public Object run() throws ClassNotFoundException {
                            return Class.forName(className, initialize, classloader);
                        }
                    }
            );
        } catch (PrivilegedActionException e) {
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Exception thrown from AccessController: " + e);
            }
            throw ExceptionFactory.makeWebServiceException(e.getException());
        }

        return cl;
    }

    /** @return ClassLoader */
    private static ClassLoader getContextClassLoader() {
        // NOTE: This method must remain private because it uses AccessController
        ClassLoader cl = null;
        try {
            cl = (ClassLoader)AccessController.doPrivileged(
                    new PrivilegedExceptionAction() {
                        public Object run() throws ClassNotFoundException {
                            return Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();
                        }
                    }
            );
        } catch (PrivilegedActionException e) {
            if (log.isDebugEnabled()) {
                log.debug("Exception thrown from AccessController: " + e);
            }
            throw ExceptionFactory.makeWebServiceException(e.getException());
        }

        return cl;
    }
}


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%% Generating a simple ISMRMRD data set

% This is an example of how to construct a datset from synthetic data
% simulating a fully sampled acquisition on a cartesian grid.
% data from 4 coils from a single slice object that looks like a square

% File Name
filename = 'testdata.h5';

% Create an empty ismrmrd dataset
if exist(filename,'file')
    error(['File ' filename ' already exists.  Please remove first'])
end
dset = ismrmrd.Dataset(filename);

% Synthesize the object
nX = 256;
nY = 256;
rho = zeros(nX,nY);
indxstart = floor(nX/4)+1;
indxend   = floor(3*nX/4);
indystart = floor(nY/4)+1;
indyend   = floor(3*nY/4);
rho(indxstart:indxend,indystart:indyend) = 1;

% Synthesize some coil sensitivities
[X,Y] = ndgrid((0:nX-1)/nX/2.0 - 0.5, (0:nY-1)/nY/2.0 - 0.5);
C = zeros(nX,nY,4);
C(:,:,1) = exp(-((X-.5).^2 + (Y).^2)    + 1i*(X-.5));
C(:,:,2) = exp(-((X+.5).^2 + (Y).^2)    - 1i*(X+.5));
C(:,:,3) = exp(-((X).^2    + (Y-.5).^2) + 1i*(Y-.5));
C(:,:,4) = exp(-((X).^2    + (Y+.5).^2) - 1i*(Y+.5));
nCoils = size(C,3);

% Synthesize the k-space data
nReps = 5;
noiselevel = 0.05;
K = zeros(nX, nY, nCoils, nReps);
for rep = 1:nReps
    for coil = 1:nCoils
        noise = noiselevel * (randn(nX,nY)+1j*randn(nX,nY));
        K(:,:,coil,rep) = fftshift(fft2(fftshift( C(:,:,coil).*rho + noise)));
    end
end

% It is very slow to append one acquisition at a time, so we're going
% to append a block of acquisitions at a time.
% In this case, we'll do it one repetition at a time to show off this
% feature.  Each block has nY aquisitions
acqblock = ismrmrd.Acquisition(nY);

% Set the header elements that don't change
acqblock.head.version(:) = 1;
acqblock.head.number_of_samples(:) = nX;
acqblock.head.center_sample(:) = floor(nX/2);
acqblock.head.active_channels(:) = nCoils;
acqblock.head.read_dir  = repmat([1 0 0]',[1 nY]);
acqblock.head.phase_dir = repmat([0 1 0]',[1 nY]);
acqblock.head.slice_dir = repmat([0 0 1]',[1 nY]);

% Loop over the acquisitions, set the header, set the data and append
for rep = 1:nReps
    for acqno = 1:nY

        % Set the header elements that change from acquisition to the next
        % c-style counting
        acqblock.head.scan_counter(acqno) = (rep-1)*nY + acqno-1;
        acqblock.head.idx.kspace_encode_step_1(acqno) = acqno-1;
        acqblock.head.idx.repetition(acqno) = rep - 1;

        % Set the flags
        acqblock.head.flagClearAll(acqno);
        if acqno == 1
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_FIRST_IN_ENCODE_STEP1', acqno);
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_FIRST_IN_SLICE', acqno);
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_FIRST_IN_REPETITION', acqno);
        elseif acqno==size(K,2)
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_LAST_IN_ENCODE_STEP1', acqno);
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_LAST_IN_SLICE', acqno);
            acqblock.head.flagSet('ACQ_LAST_IN_REPETITION', acqno);
        end

        % fill the data
        acqblock.data{acqno} = squeeze(K(:,acqno,:,rep));
    end

    % Append the acquisition block
    dset.appendAcquisition(acqblock);

end % rep loop

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%% Fill the xml header %
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% We create a matlab struct and then serialize it to xml.
% Look at the xml schema to see what the field names should be

header = [];

% Experimental Conditions (Required)
header.experimentalConditions.H1resonanceFrequency_Hz = 128000000; % 3T

% Acquisition System Information (Optional)
header.acquisitionSystemInformation.systemVendor = 'ISMRMRD Labs';
header.acquisitionSystemInformation.systemModel = 'Virtual Scanner';
header.acquisitionSystemInformation.receiverChannels = nCoils;

% The Encoding (Required)
header.encoding.trajectory = 'cartesian';
header.encoding.encodedSpace.fieldOfView_mm.x = 256;
header.encoding.encodedSpace.fieldOfView_mm.y = 256;
header.encoding.encodedSpace.fieldOfView_mm.z = 5;
header.encoding.encodedSpace.matrixSize.x = size(K,1);
header.encoding.encodedSpace.matrixSize.y = size(K,2);
header.encoding.encodedSpace.matrixSize.z = 1;
% Recon Space
% (in this case same as encoding space)
header.encoding.reconSpace = header.encoding.encodedSpace;
% Encoding Limits
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_0.minimum = 0;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_0.maximum = size(K,1)-1;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_0.center = floor(size(K,1)/2);
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_1.minimum = 0;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_1.maximum = size(K,2)-1;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.kspace_encoding_step_1.center = floor(size(K,2)/2);
header.encoding.encodingLimits.repetition.minimum = 0;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.repetition.maximum = nReps-1;
header.encoding.encodingLimits.repetition.center = 0;

%% Serialize and write to the data set
xmlstring = ismrmrd.xml.serialize(header);
dset.writexml(xmlstring);

%% Write the dataset
dset.close();

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Q: animate bar to percentage value using jquery I have a bar that I'm trying to animate and I'm missing something here. Here is my HTML

and here is the jquery:
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.bar span').each(function(){
    var $percent = $(this).find('span').css('width') * 0.8;
    $(this).find('.bar span').animate(
        {width:$percent+"%"},
        {duration: 5000});
  })
});

I know I'm close...but can't seem to find the span to animate it.
Thank you all for your help. I wound up having it look for a number in the title tag as I couldn't get it to figure out the value of width. Here is the jquery I wound up with.
$(document).ready(function(){
$('.bar span').each(function(){
var $percent = $(this).attr('title') * 0.8;
$(this).animate(
    {width:$percent+"%"},
    {duration: 1000});
  })
});

A: You don't have to use .find(), you just have to use $(this) because you already selected the span with
$('.bar span').each()
so it should be...
 $(document).ready(function(){
       $('.bar span').each(function(){
       var $percent = $(this).css('width') * 0.8;
        $(this).animate(
        {width:$percent+"%"},
        {duration: 5000});
    })
});

A: css(width) should return something like N px, so you either have to process that to get the value or you can use height():
var $percent = $(this).width() * 0.8;

Also the effect is a little strange: see here.

A: *

*As mentioned by @rjg132234 you don't need the .find() method.

*Your .css('width') shall return a fixed string. Not '74' which you are expecting. I'd suggest using a data- attribute.

HTML

jQuery
$(document).ready(function () {
    $('.bar span').each(function () {
        var $percent = $(this).data('width') * 0.8;
        $(this).animate({
            width: $percent + "%"
        }, 5000 );
    });
});

Fiddle link: http://jsfiddle.net/KqsRM/1/

A: I wanted to expand on my comment.  I use jQuery progressbar for doing something similar as to what you are wanting.  The following is how it is accomplished.  It would be fairly straightforward to eliminate the need for the progressbar though.
Html

        Auto-Refresh
           <input type="checkbox" id="autorefresh" checked="checked" />

JavaScript Code
/**
  * This function sets the time interval used to auto-refresh the page.
  */
function check_refresh(countdownValue, secondsRemaining) {
    var autorefresh = $("#autorefresh");

    if ($(autorefresh).attr("checked") == "checked") {
        setTimeout(function() {
            var value = Math.round(secondsRemaining / countdownValue * 100);
            // consoleDebug("Seconds remaining: " + secondsRemaining);
            secondsRemaining -= 10;
            $("#countdown").progressbar("option", "value", value);
            if (secondsRemaining < 0) {
                reloadTab("all");
                check_refresh(300, 300);
            } else {
                check_refresh(countdownValue, secondsRemaining);
            }
        }, 10000);
    } else {
        $("#countdown").progressbar({ disabled: true });
    }
}

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/**
 * Non-player structure.
 * Spawns NPC Source Keepers that guards energy sources and minerals in some rooms.
 * This structure cannot be destroyed.
 *
 * @class
 * @extends {OwnedStructure}
 */
var StructureKeeperLair =
{
    /**
     * Time to spawning of the next Source Keeper.
     *
     * @type {number}
     */
    ticksToSpawn: 0,

    ////////////////////////////////
    /// Base Class Shits
    ////////

    /**
     * Whether this is your own structure.
     *
     * @type {boolean}
     */
    my: true,

    /**
     * An object with the structure's owner info
     *
     * @type {{username: string}}
     */
    owner:
    {
        username: ""
    },

    ////////////////////////////////
    /// Base Class Shits
    ////////

    /**
     * The current amount of hit points of the structure.
     *
     * @type {number}
     */
    hits: 0,

    /**
     * The total amount of hit points of the structure.
     *
     * @type {number}
     */
    hitsMax: 0,

    /**
     * A unique object identificator.
     * You can use Game.getObjectById method to retrieve an object instance by its id.
     *
     * @type {string}
     */
    id: "",

    /**
     * One of the STRUCTURE_* constants.
     *
     * @type {string}
     */
    structureType: "",

    /**
     * Destroy this structure immediately.
     *
     * @type {function}
     *
     * @return {number|OK|ERR_NOT_OWNER}
     */
    destroy: function() { },

    /**
     * Check whether this structure can be used.
     * If the room controller level is not enough,
     * then this method will return false, and the structure will be highlighted with red in the game.
     *
     * @type {function}
     *
     * @return {boolean}
     */
    isActive: function() { },

    /**
     * Toggle auto notification when the structure is under attack.
     * The notification will be sent to your account email.
     * Turned on by default.
     *
     * @type {function}
     *
     * @param {boolean} enabled Whether to enable notification or disable.
     *
     * @return {number|OK|ERR_NOT_OWNER|ERR_INVALID_ARGS}
     */
    notifyWhenAttacked: function(enabled) { },

    ////////////////////////////////
    /// Base Class Shits
    ////////

    /**
     * An object representing the position of this object in the room.
     *
     * @type {RoomPosition}
     */
    pos: RoomPosition,

    /**
     * The link to the Room object.
     * May be undefined in case if an object is a flag and is placed in a room that is not visible to you.
     *
     * @type {Room}
     */
    room: Room
};


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Q: Should the interface define implementation specific enum values? Consider the following organization of classes:
interface Restaurant
{
    public void dine(Object dish);
}

class ItalianRestaurant implements Restaurant
{
    public void dine(Object dish)
    {
        // eat with spoon and forks
    }
}

class ChineseRestaurant implements Restaurant
{
    public void dine(Object dish)
    {
        // eat with chopsticks
    }
}

Since both the restaurants serve completely different sets of dishes, what will be the correct way (design-wise) to represent the type of dish in the interface?
Will it be a good design decision to define an Enum listing all the dishes -- Italian and Chinese -- as a part of the interface, and use that Enum as type for dish?

A: You've used Object type for a Dish. Meaning anything can be considered as a Dish here.
Does that mean you can serve a Phone or Pen as a Dish? No; A dish is a dish. Why not create an abstraction for Dish as well?
Better design would be :
interface Restaurant
{
    void dine(Dish dish);
}

Dish could be an interface or an abstract class; Choose one which is more appropriate. Then every kind of dish served will go as a separate class which inherits/implements Dish.

A: I think the most correct way would be defining a generic interface like
interface Restaurant<T> {

    public void dine(T dish);

}

EDIT: well, I'm thinking in c#.... don't know if it suits


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"Anonymous" Reddit AMA; Cruise Death Interview ... Pakistan Plane Crash. 16 / 20. ... A Pakistani Army helicopter hovers as it looks for survivors of a passenger plane that crashed in mountains ...
JFK Jr. killed in plane crash - HISTORY
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On July 21, navy divers recovered the bodies of JFK Jr., his wife, and sister-in-law from the wreckage of the plane, which was lying under 116 feet of water about eight miles off the Vineyard's ...
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr., was born on November 25, 1960, just a few weeks after his father and namesake was elected the 35th president of the United States. On his third birthday, "John-John ...
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Pakistan Army. 2 Pakistan Army pilots killed in plane crash near Gujarat. indiatimes.com - ANI. RAWALPINDI: At least two pilots were killed when Pakistan Army's Mushshak trainer aircraft crashed near Gujarat during a routine mission on Monday, …
Rick Nelson dies in a plane crash - HISTORY
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Former teen idol Rick Nelson dies in plane crash in De Kalb, Texas, on December 31, 1985. When the teenage Ricky Nelson launched his pop career in 1957 by picking up a guitar and singing at the ...
Aaliyah is Killed in Plane Crash | World History Project
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Aaliyah is Killed in Plane Crash. Released in the summer of 2001, Aaliyah completed the singer's image overhaul into a sensual yet sensitive adult. The record received excellent reviews, and the first single, "We Need a Resolution," was a Top 20 R&B hit.About a month after the album's release, Aaliyah traveled to the Bahamas to film a video for ...
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At least 17 are dead after a Pakistani army plane crashed into a residential area in the major city of Rawalpindi early Tuesday morning, the country's military said in a statement.
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There are a lot of sad days in history, and as March begins to take off, we remember a tragic death in our nation's history. Country singer Patsy Cline died in a horrific plane crash on March 5th, 1963. Also aboard the aircraft were Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins. The aircraft came down in Camden, … More


Political Columns: Why Is The Existence Of Gorkhaland Beneficial For India?
The issue that is being raised is that, "Why is the Existence of Gorkhaland beneficial for India?" Well, the answer is as simple as this, that the West Bengal Administration is a complete failure!
The Mamta driven TMC Government in Bengal had terribly failed, not only in looking up to the issues of the Gorkhas, based in the hilly regions of Darjeeling and the surroundings but also in maintaining a healthy administration in any part of the state and that too in any aspect.
Truly, it is in the best interest of the nation that Gorkhaland gets her separate identity as India would get a new state, which can flourish independently by being away from the Vote-Bank Politics of TMC & the Leftism, which is pulling down the progress of the state of Bengal. Gorkhaland, as a state can make remarkable contribution in the development of the country.


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Kleos Space Invests for Future Growth in the UK
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LEICESTER, UK (Kleos Space PR) — Kleos Space Ltd, the UK subsidiary of Kleos Space S.A., is to set up operations at the Space Park Leicester, a world-leading hub for innovative research, enterprise and education in space and earth observation. Kleos is a 'space-powered' Radio Frequency Reconnaissance Data-as-a-Service (DaaS) and Mission-as-a-Service (MaaS) provider.
The new UK facility will provide access to a buoyant technology-centred community and state-of-the-art facilities for research, development, and manufacturing. The move is part of a long-term strategy for Kleos' growth and investment to support the UK market.
Kleos is rapidly building its satellite constellation and currently has twelve satellites in space, flown in clusters of four in close formation. The Patrol Mission was launched in April, and a fourth cluster, the Observer Mission, is planned for launch later this year on the Transporter-6 SpaceX mission.
Kleos' satellites detect and geolocate radio frequency signals to improve the detection of illegal and hidden activity such as piracy, drug and people smuggling, illegal fishing and border challenges. Its independent geolocation data complements existing datasets and enhances the intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) capabilities of governments and commercial entities.
Kleos' Global Chief Innovation Officer Miles Ashcroft said: "The Space Park offers a fantastic work environment for us, and with its plans for the future and potential opportunities for collaboration, it is great a fit for our strategy to grow to meet the demands of our customers."
Space Park Leicester is a project led by The University of Leicester in partnership with Leicester City Council and the Leicester and Leicestershire Enterprise Partnership. It houses capabilities and companies covering an end-to-end capability, from satellite design and engineering, through to downstream data and its applications.
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package org.apache.axis2.transport.http.impl.httpclient3;

import java.net.URL;

import org.apache.axis2.AxisFault;
import org.apache.axis2.context.ConfigurationContext;
import org.apache.axis2.context.MessageContext;
import org.apache.axis2.transport.http.AxisRequestEntity;
import org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPConstants;
import org.apache.axis2.transport.http.HTTPSender;
import org.apache.axis2.transport.http.Request;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpClient;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpConnectionManager;
import org.apache.commons.httpclient.MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager;
import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;

public class HTTPSenderImpl extends HTTPSender {

    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(HTTPSenderImpl.class);

    @Override
    protected Request createRequest(MessageContext msgContext, String methodName, URL url,
            AxisRequestEntity requestEntity) throws AxisFault {
        return new RequestImpl(getHttpClient(msgContext), msgContext, methodName, url, requestEntity);
    }

    private HttpClient getHttpClient(MessageContext msgContext) {
        ConfigurationContext configContext = msgContext.getConfigurationContext();

        HttpClient httpClient = (HttpClient) msgContext
                .getProperty(HTTPConstants.CACHED_HTTP_CLIENT);

        if (httpClient == null) {
            httpClient = (HttpClient) configContext.getProperty(HTTPConstants.CACHED_HTTP_CLIENT);
        }

        if (httpClient != null) {
            return httpClient;
        }

        synchronized (this) {
            httpClient = (HttpClient) msgContext.getProperty(HTTPConstants.CACHED_HTTP_CLIENT);

            if (httpClient == null) {
                httpClient = (HttpClient) configContext
                        .getProperty(HTTPConstants.CACHED_HTTP_CLIENT);
            }

            if (httpClient != null) {
                return httpClient;
            }

            HttpConnectionManager connManager = (HttpConnectionManager) msgContext
                    .getProperty(HTTPConstants.MULTITHREAD_HTTP_CONNECTION_MANAGER);
            if (connManager == null) {
                connManager = (HttpConnectionManager) msgContext
                        .getProperty(HTTPConstants.MULTITHREAD_HTTP_CONNECTION_MANAGER);
            }
            if (connManager == null) {
                // reuse HttpConnectionManager
                synchronized (configContext) {
                    connManager = (HttpConnectionManager) configContext
                            .getProperty(HTTPConstants.MULTITHREAD_HTTP_CONNECTION_MANAGER);
                    if (connManager == null) {
                        log.trace("Making new ConnectionManager");
                        connManager = new MultiThreadedHttpConnectionManager();
                        configContext.setProperty(
                                HTTPConstants.MULTITHREAD_HTTP_CONNECTION_MANAGER, connManager);
                    }
                }
            }
            /*
             * Create a new instance of HttpClient since the way it is used here
             * it's not fully thread-safe.
             */
            httpClient = new HttpClient(connManager);

            // Set the default timeout in case we have a connection pool
            // starvation to 30sec
            httpClient.getParams().setConnectionManagerTimeout(30000);

            return httpClient;
        }
    }

}


It was quite by accident I ended up making my first bag, one of those "aha" moments that took me off down another path creatively. Once I'd created my first collection of bags it seemed a logical next step to make clothing. I had worked retail in fashion for a short time in my early teens and had always been passionate about fashion & style. I wanted to create clothing I would wear, form fitting, stylish, classic, using the highest quality fabrics.


On Saturday, August 25, 2001, Rob Jebb and his girlfriend Sharon Taylor, both members of Bingley Harriers, moved house from Airedale in West Yorkshire to Burneside, near Kendal. The following day they achieved a unique "double" by winning the male and female guides races at Grasmere Sports.
Rob, who was then 26, had also triumphed there the previous year, when Sharon was placed 3rd on her guides race debut at the age of 21. Not long afterwards, they moved house again to the neighbouring village of Staveley, where they still live.
Rob, who works as a BT engineer at Windermere, was influenced in his choice of sport by his father, Pete, a rock climber and fell runner. Rob failed to achieve any success as a junior, however, but persevered to eventually gain his first victories in 1995, aged 20, in two Yorkshire events. One was a Keighley Hill Runners' Winter League race at Goose Eye, the other at Halton Gill Sports, where he set a new course record after cycling 40 miles to the event, and then cycling 40 miles back home afterwards.
His third victory came in the Loughrigg fell race at Ambleside in 1996, during which season he also gained a splendid 3rd place in both the Ben Nevis and Burnsall races, and an equally praiseworthy 5th position in both the long, rough Wasdale and Langdale events. All these results proved that Rob was becoming a skilled performer over all types of terrain and distance. And while he had initially excelled as a climber, he was now continually honing his descending skills.
During the Foot and Mouth outbreak of 2001, Rob's racing season was severely curtailed, though he and Sharon did manage to achieve double victories in the Glen Rosa Horseshoe (Isle of Arran), Up and Down the Old Man (Coniston) and, previously noted, the Grasmere Guides Race. The following year, Rob tied with his clubmate Ian Holmes for 2nd place in the British Championship and yet again was placed 3rd in the English.
In 2003, he at last fulfilled his potential by winning the British title outright and coming a very close 2nd to Ian Holmes in the English. His chances for a championship "double" had hinged on the final race of the English competition, the Langdale Horseshoe. He either had to win the event outright or else finish three places ahead of Ian. Though holding a narrow lead at the last summit, Pike O'Blisco, he lost out to the superior descending skills of Holmes and the Thirlmere shepherd, Gavin Bland – both former champions themselves, incidentally.
Another ambition was realised that season, when he achieved the first of his three wins in the Ben Nevis Race, also triumphing in the Lakeland Classics championship which covers the Wasdale, Ennerdale, Duddon, Borrowdale, Langdale and Three Shires races. In 2004, he was placed 3rd in the British and 4th in the English championships, but then dropped back to 5th in the 2005 English, while not contesting the British. He did, however, win that year's World Sky Running Championship, and last season scored a terrific double victory in the British and English championships – a true champion indeed.
Rob's early idols at Bingley Harriers were Ian Ferguson, Bob Whitfield and Andy Peace, while in more recent years he has developed great respect and admiration for Ian Holmes, holder of four British and five English championship titles, as well as being last year's Over 40's veteran champion in both competitions. Ian has occasionally advised Rob on racing and training.
As a racing cyclist, Rob has enjoyed considerable success in both road and cyclo-cross events, perhaps his greatest achievement in this discipline being his six consecutive victories in Yorkshire's Three Peaks Cyclo-Cross, 2001- 06, while in April this year he completed a hat-trick of wins in the Three Peaks Fell Race. He cycles to and from work in Windermere, and in the evening would then run 8/10 miles, usually on Potter Fell or the higher Kentmere tops.
Since his second Guides Race victory at Grasmere in 2001, Rob has triumphed there on five more occasions, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008, and he and Sharon use the event as preparation for the following Saturday's Ben Nevis Race.
Sharon Taylor is a medical rep who sells drugs to doctors. She achieved a fair amount of success as a schoolgirl playing hockey and netball, and as a track and cross-country runner. She joined Bingley Harriers at the age of 12 and ran her first fell race on Hebden Moor, Wharfedale, when she was 16.
Her first outright victory in a fell race (as distinct from age-group wins) came in August, 1998, at Langdale Country Fair. "I turned in 5th position at the top (among the ladies), on Harrison Stickle, and came down well to cross the line first." This was a classic steep up-and-down course and her performance showcased her outstanding talent as a fell runner, for she truly excels on steep descents. The following year, she came 5th in the Langdale Horseshoe, another steep, rough course, but this time calling for both endurance and navigational skills. For a 19-year-old novice, this was another brilliant performance, and she did in fact enjoy several other good runs that year, both in Lakeland and the Yorkshire Dales.
Sharon 's second victory came early in the Millenium Year at Ovenden Moors on the South Pennines and another good season saw her attaining runner-up placings in both the Buckden Pike and Skiddaw races, with 3 rd places at Black Combe, Ben Nevis and the Tour of Pendle. Her penchant for long-distance racing paid off early in 2001 when she was first lady back in another South Pennines event, the Wadsworth Trog, but then the Foot and Mouth outbreak disrupted the fell racing season, although she and Rob later notched up three double victories, as previously mentioned.
With their move to Burneside, and later Staveley, completed that year, the partners were now able to concentrate on a wide range of Lakeland events to compete in, while also having the ideal training terrain right on their doorstep. This played no small part in helping Sharon to triumph the following year in such demanding races as Black Combe, Anniversary Waltz (Newlands), Kentmere Horseshoe, Dale Head (Borrowdale Shepherds' Meet) and Wansfell (Ambleside), while in the FRA championships she finished a highly creditable 4 th in the British and 5th in the English.
In 2003, however, she slipped back one position in both Championships, and secured wins in 2 South Pennine races and 1 at Kirkby Moor, among the Furness fells. "The competition was better that year," she says modestly, low-rating her more successful 2002 season. Like Rob, she is also a cyclist, and in 2003 won the Mountain Bike Dash at Grasmere Sports prior to finishing 4th in the Guides Race.
2004 saw her finishing 5th in both championships after leading the British with only one race to go - the 'Two Breweries in Scotland's Southern Uplands', which she did not contest. Another 5th in the English followed in 2005, with 8th in the British, though she did achieve several outstanding victories in such races as the Wadsworth Trog, Coniston, Burnsall, Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Great Whernside. Last year, she completed her hat-trick of wins in the Ben Nevis and attained a highly commendable 3 rd placing in both of the FRA championships.
Sharon trains locally on Potter Fell for between 30 and 60 minutes and also does a weekly session of speed work on the track at Kendal. For a long Sunday run she will, like Rob, use the higher Kentmere fells or else recce the course of a forthcoming race. She admires, and is inspired by, champion fell runners like Carol Greenwood, Sarah Rowell, Angela Mudge and Lou Roberts, with whom she sometimes trains.


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package edu.cs4730.supportprefencedemo;

import android.os.Bundle;

import androidx.preference.PreferenceFragmentCompat;

/**
 * A holder for the advanced preferences xml.
 */
public class AdvancedPreferenceFragment extends PreferenceFragmentCompat {

    @Override
    public void onCreatePreferences(Bundle bundle, String rootKey) {
        setPreferencesFromResource(R.xml.preferencesadvanced, rootKey);
    }
}


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Atomatrix Rejoins Arizona Roller Derby
Atomatrix has rejoined Arizona Roller Derby (AZRD) after a year haitus from roller derby play. While currently not on AZRD's WFTDA Charter Team, The Tent City Terrors, Atom made it clear on her Facebook page and Team USA affiliation that she wishes to rejoin them.
AZRD's process for transfer skaters includes a 30 day waiting period with good attendance, as well as a team vote. The Terrors are excited to see her meet these requirements after "Transfergate" in 2012.
"The 2012 playoffs were undeniably hard for us" said Maria Montoya, Captain of the Tent City Terrors. "I believe we all learned a great deal from the experience. For the Terrors, it was a wake up call. It was obvious we had a lot of work to do, starting with our culture. Our new team culture values staying present and in the moment. Holding any grudges would be counter to this value. As Atomatrix demonstrates and maintains her commitment to AZRD as her local peers do, we would be happy to call her our teammate again. This doesn't change the fact that the Terrors still have work to do, no matter who is on our team in 2014."
"I appreciate AZRD welcoming me back into their league." Atomatrix wrote in a statement. "After last year's champs I put out an apology to the community, to AZRD and decided to take some time off. I don't want to leave the game — I've missed playing regularly over the past year. I look forward to next year's World Cup as well as the new season with the Tent City Terrors. They've put in a lot of work while I was gone and I'm excited to see where we can go together. Onward and upward.
"I also look forward to skating with Team USA on Monday [Nov. 11, after the WFTDA championships] at our first practice. I'm happy I tried out while at ECDX, knowing I would return to derby after skating inline worlds this past summer in Belgium. I hope the community will welcome me back. You don't have to like me, but you're not going to get rid of me — PEACE, LOVE & AND LOCAL DERBY!"
Atomatrix and Déjà Déjà Vu (formerly of the Arizona Derby Dames banked track all-star team) will join the Terrors as guest skaters in non-sanctioned play in San Diego on Nov. 2 against SoCal Roller Derby, and Nov. 3 against San Diego Roller Derby. These will be the first games as Tent City Terrors for newcomers Cannibelle Corpse (formerly of the Arizona Derby Dames), and rookie Nora Toxin.
AZRD plans to update its charter in the coming weeks.
October 19th Schedule Change!
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Legal Dec 1, 2020 3 min read
Geologists Warn of "Forever" PFAS Chemicals and Suggest Additional Regulation
As firefighters across the nation fight to recover damages after being exposed to the toxic chemicals in firefighting foams, geologists warn that these same chemicals have not been adequately studied or regulated.
Geologists Warn About Toxic PFAS in Firefighting Foams and Other Products
The Geological Society of America (GSA) held its annual meeting on October 30, 2020. During one of the sessions, the group focused on per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which are manmade chemicals found in many industrial and consumer products because they increase resistance to heat, stains, water, and grease.
Today, humans can be exposed to PFAS through the following products:
Cookware and food packaging—the chemicals are used to prevent food from sticking and resistant to grease
Furniture and carpets—the chemical makes the materials resistant to stains
Clothing and mattresses—the chemicals can make them waterproof
Firefighting materials—the chemicals make the foams effective against fuel-based fires
Public water systems and drinking wells can also be sources of PFAS, as can locally caught fish from water containing the chemicals.
The GSA noted in its description of the session that PFAS "are everywhere," and are some of the "most toxic substances ever identified—harmful in concentrations in the parts per trillion—yet very little is known about them." The class includes over 300 compounds that are regulated only at the state level, with some states ignoring them completely.
PFAS Creates Concerning Health Risks
In the GSA presentation, lead author Matt Reeves, a professor at Western Michigan University, stated that PFAS have been labeled "forever chemicals" because they have super strong bonds and resist breakdown: "It's almost like armor…we don't have any evidence of degradation of these compounds."
The health risks associated with the compounds are particularly concerning because they can cause issues at extremely low concentrations. In 2016, the U.S. Environmental established an acceptable limit of no more than 70 parts per trillion (ppt), which is comparable to "a few grains of sand in an Olympic-sized swimming pool," the GSA states.
Researchers at the University of Arizona are studying PFAS in soils, noting that they can be much higher than in groundwater at the same location. After taking over 30,000 soil samples from around the world, scientists found PFAS present at almost every site, whether in a metropolitan or rural area, with some found even in very remote mountain areas.
Scientists are still studying the health effects associated with exposure to PFAS. The EPA states there is evidence that PFAS—specifically, PFOA and PFOS—can cause reproductive and developmental, liver and kidney, and immunological effects in laboratory animals, and that both chemicals have caused tumors in animal studies. Human epidemiological studies have also shown that both chemicals can cause increased cholesterol levels and cancer, and may also have negative effects on infant birth weights, the immune system, and thyroid function.
Firefighters Seeking Damages Over PFAS-Related Health Problems
Numerous firefighters have filed firefighting foam lawsuits over the past several months, claiming that the use of aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF) exposed them to PFAs time and time again, resulting in serious health problems. Most of the plaintiffs claim to have developed cancer after years of working with these foams.
In December 2018, the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML) consolidated all federally filed firefighting foam lawsuits into the District of South Carolina for pretrial proceedings.
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Q: 'SeriesGroupBy' object has no attribute 'is_unique'
*

*Operating System: Windows 10

*python: 3.7.11

*IDE: jupyter notebook

I have a dataset with the four following columns: bug_report_number, class_id, time_stamp, label. The dataset is something like bellow:
41737   120098  1583149803  0
41737   120116  1583149803  0
41737   120136  1583149803  0
41748   120179  1583135020  0
41748   120177  1583135020  -1
41748   120177  1583135020  -1
41754   120177  1583135020  1
41754   120200  1583135020  0
41754   120188  1583135020  0

I want to groupby bug_report_number and then check if the class_id column values are unique for that bug report or not.
For example, for 41748 bug_report_number I expect to get False, and for 41754 I expect to get True.
The code I wrote is as follows:
import pandas as pd
train_file_path = "dataset_hbase - v.03.csv"
columns_name = ["bug_report_number", "class_id", "time_stamp", "label"]
columns_dtype = {0: "int64", 1: "int64", 2: "int64", 3:"int64"}
df = pd.read_csv(train_file_path, header=None, names=columns_name, dtype=columns_dtype)

temp = df.groupby(["bug_report_number"])
temp["class_id"].is_unique

but when I use .is_unique it returns the following error:
AttributeError: 'SeriesGroupBy' object has no attribute 'is_unique'

Question:

*

*How to groupby bug_report_number and then check if the class_id column values are unique for that bug report or not?

A: IIUC, you could use groupby + nunique + eq(1). The idea is to count the number of unique "class_id"s for each "bug_report_number" and return True if it's equal to 1 False otherwise.
s = df.groupby('bug_report_number')['class_id'].nunique()
out =  s.eq(1)

Output:
bug_report_number
41737    False
41748    False
41754    False
Name: class_id, dtype: bool

A: Use:
data = pd.DataFrame({'bug_report_number': [1,2,1,2,1], 'id': [50,35,50,30,50]})
df =  pd.DataFrame(data)
df.groupby('bug_report_number')['id'].apply(lambda x: 0 if len(list(x))==len(set(x)) else 1)

Output:


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Road deaths continue to fall as fleets win praise
Road safety charity, Brake, has praised fleets for their ability to improve road safety after Government figures showed that deaths on our roads are reducing. New figures released by the Department of Transport (DfT) have shown that almost 2,000 people were killed on our roads from September 2012-13, a two per cent drop from the previous year; when including cases of serious injury, casualties fell to 23,380, a six per cent decrease year-on-year. It is estimated that up to one-in-three people who are killed or seriously injured on our roads are driving to work at the time, around 11 people per week. The figures are particularly positive when compared to 2003, when nearly twice as many people were killed on our roads, around 22 at work drivers per week. Laura Woods, from Brake, said: 'Every casualty on our roads is a needless, preventable tragedy, so we must aim for zero because no death or serious injury is acceptable. Companies that employ drivers have an important role to play in reducing these figures further. 'Even simple measures can have a huge impact on keeping the roads safer for us all, such as educating drivers on road risks and empowering drivers to make safe choices by, for example, setting realistic scheduling and journey planning to ensure drivers have no need to break speed limits. Brake applauds the great work we know so many fleets are doing.î The figures showed a five per cent fall of fatalities or serious accidents on motorways and 'A' roads, and a seven per cent fall on minor roads, although motorcyclist and cyclist deaths were up one per cent and eight per cent respectively. Woods said: 'Road crashes are violent, sudden events that tear apart families and whole communities. They are also a huge economic burden and preventable through investment in education, engineering and enforcement. 'Brake welcomes this decrease in deaths and serious injuries, and we urge the Government and all road users to continue doing what we can to reduce these figures even further. 'We urge all fleets to find out how they could work to protect their drivers and the wider communities in which they operate by signing up to Brake's Fleet Safety Forum, which shares and promotes best practice in fleet safety.î


Congratulations to AECOM's Charlotte Jones who picked up Apprentice of the Year and the prestigious Diamond Award at this year's Consultancy and Engineering Awards organised by the Association for Consultancy and Engineering (ACE).
Apprentice Charlotte, who is based in the Transportation team in Birmingham, said she was shocked and didn't expect to win the Apprentice of the Year award. However the judges saw differently, commenting: "Charlotte is a classic example of the benefits of apprenticeships in the construction sector. She is very personable, modest and humble. She is a real inspiration. We need more Charlottes."
Charlotte then went on to win the Diamond Award which celebrates the best of the best on the night for the fantastic work she is doing as a STEM ambassador. "I'm passionate when I talk about my work and enjoy speaking to kids in schools about apprenticeships, getting them to consider this as a route in to engineering," said Charlotte. "I don't have A-Levels and I think that shows younger people that the stereotype around Engineering isn't true – you don't need to be overly academic to get far in the industry, just need to be passionate and good at what you do."
Commenting on the importance of leaders shaping her personal development Charlotte concluded: "My mentor and line manager Jodie Robins has been amazing throughout, she encouraged me to enter and helped me with my application for the awards. She was there on the night and was extremely proud that I won which was really nice to see."
Search and apply for a wide range of exciting career options with prime employer for women, AECOM.


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VIA Home > Team
VIA is governed by a 11-member board of trustees. Board members are appointed to staggered two-year terms by the following entities: San Antonio City Council (appoints five), Bexar County Commissioners Court (appoints three), and the Suburban Mayors (appoints two). The Chair of the Board is elected by the Board members and serves a two-year term. The 11-member VIA Board of Trustees meets monthly to discuss policy issues and hear comments from the community. VIA Board meetings are generally held on the 4th Tuesday of each month.
current via board of trustees
Rey Saldaña
Elected by VIA Board of Trustees
Bob Comeaux
City of San Antonio Appointee
Marina Alderete Gavito
Bexar County Appointee
A. David Marne
Greater Bexar County
Council of Cities Appointee
Akeem Brown
Louis R. Cooper
Athalie Malone
Jordana Mathews
Amanda Merck
Kristi G. Villanueva
View our team biographies for more detail on our background.
via executive leadership team
Jeffrey C. Arndt,
Jeffrey C. Arndt is President and Chief Executive Officer of VIA Metropolitan Transit. VIA provides transportation services to the Bexar County region, including the fast-growing City of San Antonio, identified as the seventh-largest city in the United States.
Arndt joined VIA in February 2012 as Deputy CEO/Chief of Business Support Services. His expertise encompasses transit service and capital facility development, training and safety, financial management and planning, labor relations, special event transit/traffic management, and transit operations. He is continuously working to bring innovations to VIA and to San Antonio that will improve the livability and sustainability of the region, to include the implementation of SmartMove, VIA's short-term capital plan to bring multimodalism to the region.
Arndt came to San Antonio from Houston where he served as General Manager of Fixed-route Transit Services for First Transit, a company under contract with the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County, or Houston METRO. He previously worked for Houston METRO for 25 years and achieved the position of Senior Vice President of Operations/Chief Operating Officer. Arndt spent five years as a research scientist/research specialist at the Texas A&M Transportation Institute and was Senior Planning Manager at Parsons Brinckerhoff before joining First Transit.
Arndt holds a Master of Arts in Public Administration from the University of Houston, as well as a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from the University of Notre Dame. He currently serves on several boards, including the San Antonio Chamber of Commerce, San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Centro Alliance, Texas Diversity Council, South West Transit Association (SWTA), United Way, and San Antonio for Growth on the Eastside (SAGE), and the Texas Transit Association. Additionally, he has served as an adjunct professor in the public administration graduate program at the University of Houston, and was also selected for the 38th Leadership San Antonio Class (2013).
Keith J. Hom,
Deputy CEO
As the Deputy CEO, Keith Hom provides executive management for VIA's divisions of Transportation; Fleet and Facilities; Safety, Training and System Security; Customer Relations and Sales; Fiscal Management; Human Resources; and Information Technology. He also provides strategic support to VIA's President/CEO in Board relations, planning, and communications.
Prior to joining VIA in 2007, Mr. Hom worked at MTA New York City Transit for fifteen years, where he held various positions including Director of Strategic Planning and Deputy Budget Director. As Chief of Operations Planning, he directed all service planning and scheduling for NYC's subway and bus system. Mr. Hom has also worked for the Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harris County (Houston Metro). He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Stony Brook University (NY) and a Master in Urban Planning from Michigan State University.
Jon Gary Herrera,
Senior Vice President of Public Engagement
Herrera leads VIA's Public Engagement Group, which includes Marketing and Communications, Government and Community Relations, and Customer Care and Sales teams. The Public Engagement Group oversees VIA's branding and messaging strategy, community outreach, public relations, and advertising.
He previously served as Regional Vice President of Communications for Spectrum (formerly Time Warner Cable), where he led award-winning strategic communications, public relations, and government affairs programs for 2 million customers throughout the Texas region. He was Vice President of Business Development for the San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, where his work included program plans for small businesses, including support for business education services and programs.
Herrera is a San Antonio native and UTSA graduate with deep ties to the community and extensive experience in public- and private-sector initiatives. He served proudly as Fiesta San Antonio's Rey Feo LXVII, raising $450,000 to support scholarships for local students.
Bonnie Prosser Elder,
Senior Vice President Legal/General Counsel
Bonnie Prosser Elder is responsible for the oversight and coordination of legal services for VIA. She is also responsible for the risk management and claims section of the organization.
Prosser Elder has been involved in the public sector and transportation issues for over 25 years, and she has extensive experience in law, public administration, and open government matters for public agencies as well as broad experience in intergovernmental relations, legislative matters, contract development, and ethical considerations for public and private matters.
Prosser Elder received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Texas at Austin and her Juris Doctorate from the University of Texas School of Law.
Kammy Horne,
Senior Vice President of Development
Kammy Horne is responsible for service and capital planning, capital engineering, and real estate acquisition and management.
Horne is a transportation planner who has gained considerable federal, state, and consultant experience on major transportation projects in various locations around the country over her 25-year career. She has spent most of her career in the transportation field and has built a reputation for her thought leadership in the field of transportation policy at various levels of local, state, and federal government.
Horne has worked in the public sector for both the Texas Department of Transportation and the Federal Transit Administration. She has been actively involved in Women's Transportation Seminar (WTS) over the course of her career and currently serves on the WTS Foundation Board.
Horne earned a Master of Science in Community and Regional Planning from the University of Texas at Austin and a Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science from Long Island University in Southampton, New York.
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Tanmay Bhattacharya
PhD - 1997 in Health Psychology from Gurukul Kangri University
MA - 1993 in Psychology from Gurukul Kangri University
BA - 1991 with Honours in Psychology from Gurukul Kangri University
2001 - Assistant Professor of Psychology, Humanities and Social Sciences at IIT Bombay
2001 (Nov) - Lecturer in Psychology, School of Medicine at University of Zambia
1999-2001 - Institute Research Associate in the Deparntment of Humanities and Social Sciences at IIT Kharagpur
1996-1998 - Lecturer in Faculty of Health Sciences at Aleyema University of Ethopia
1993-1996 - Lecturer in Psychology at Gurukul Kangri University
Health, Neuro-Cognitive Psychology, Subjective Well-Being, Ergonomics
· Waydande, H.S & Bhattacharya, T. (2005) Impact of Knowledge Management on Science & Technology Users, published in the proceedings of International Conference on Information Management in a Knowledge Society.Vol. 2, page 777-783.
· Mandal,M.K., Bhattacharya,T. Pandey, R. (2004). Psychological stress in Schizophrenia: Life Events Expressed Emotion and Subjective Experience of Emotions Published from Allied Publisher, New Delhi
· Purvi Parikh, Atish Taukari, & T. Bhattacharya. (2004) Occupational Stress and Coping among Nurses. Journal of Health Management. Vol. 6, No.2, 115-128.
· Bhattacharya, T & Banerjee, R (2004). Effects of Five-Factor Models of Personality Traits on Blood Rheology. Indian Journal of clinical Psychology. Vol. No. 31, No. 1, 48-52.
· Bhattacharya, T & Christina Zenk (2004). A Cross-Cultural Study on Five- factor Model and Subjective Well-Being Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology (Communicated)
· Madal,M.K.,Suar,D., &Bhattacharya,T.(2001). Accidents and side-bias: Are they Related? International Journal of Neuroscience 1-8.
· Bhattacharya, T. (2001). The effect of Type-A Behaviour, Locus of Control in the Coping Styles: A Study on Coronary Heart Disease Patient. Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology Vol. 28, No 2.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1999). The post Coronary Heart Disease Patients and their Coping Strategies Indian Journal of Clinical Psychology Vol.26, No.2.
· Dhamija,S.C. & Bhattacharya,T. (1994). Modes of Reaction to Frustration: A study of Chronic Psychosomatic Patients, Proceedings of National Seminar on Ecological Perspectives and Behaviour.
· Bhattacharya, T & Banerjee, Suparna. (2005). A paper entitled Cognitive Challenges in Entrepreneurship presented in a National Conference at EDI, Ahmadabad.
· Kashyap, N.K. & Bhattacharya, T. (2003) Presented a paper on Sleep and Memory in the National Symposium at Patiala on March 28-30, 2003 organized by the School of Management & Social Sciences, Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology.
· Parikh, Purvi, Atish Taukari & Bhattacharya, T. (2002). Occupational Stressors in Female Nurses and University Teachers: A Psychological Analysis, presented in the Occupational Health of Women, organized by SNDT Women's University, Mumbai, 4-5 Dec.
· Bhattacharya,T. (2001). Health Psychology and Trends in psychotherapy- A Holistic interpretation, presented in Trends in Clinical Diagnosis and Psychotherapy-Modern and Vedic, 16-18 March, Gurukul Kangri University.
· Bhattacharya,T. (2000). Paper "A study on personality type, locus of control in coronary heart disease patients" presented in ICRAM, at Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1995). Participated in the Orientation course in clinical Psychology on 3rd Feb.1995 at All India Institute of Medical Sciences, New Delhi, India.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1996). Dreams: A comparative approach, presented in the 70th session of Indian philosophical Congress, 13-15 Oct., Gurukul Kangri University, India.
· Bhattacharya, T. (2005) A paper on Age Differences in Dysexecutive Syndrome among a Non Clinical Sample Presented in the IXth International Conference on Cognitive Neuroscience, Havana, Cuba.
· Bhattacharya, T. (2004). A paper on Cross-Cultural Impact on Personality and Subjective Well-Being for a poster presented at International Congress of Psychology at Beijing, China.
· Kashyap, N.K. & Bhattacharya, T. (2004) Presented a paper on Priming Memory and Sleep: An Experimental Analysis in the International Conference on Cognitive Science at Centre for Behavioral and Cognitive Science at Allahabad University.
· Bhattacharya, T. (2002). Psychosocial Aspects of cardiovascular Disorder: Lisbon, Portugal, 2-5 Oct. in the 16th Conference organized by European Health Psychology Society.
· Bhattacharya,T. (2000). Participated in the Advanced Research Training Seminar (ARTS-2000) from 21-23 July 2000 and International Congress of Psychology, 23-28 July, at Stockholm, Sweden
· Mandal,M.K & Bhattacharya,T. (1999). Psychosocial stress and emotion in schizophrenia, presented in the 4th International Bakirkoy Days, 3-5,Nov. Istanbul, Turkey.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1998). Post coronary heart disease patients and state- trait anxiety, presented in the 6th European Congress for Research in Rehabilitation, 31-4 May, Berlin, Germany.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1998). The effect of type-A behaviour, locus of control in the coping styles: A study on coronary heart disease, accepted for presentation in the 24th International Congress of Applied Psychology 9-14 Aug, San Francisco, USA.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1997). Coping with anxiety and depression in coronary heart disease patients, accepted for poster presentation in the 5th European Congress of Psychology,6-11 July, Dublin, Ireland.
· Bhattacharya,T. (1997). Type-A personality pattern and coronary heart disease: A study on Coronary heart disease patients, accepted for presentation in the 6th international Conference on Safe Communities,15-19 Oct. Johannesburg, South Africa.
2005 - Awardee of International Brain Research Organisation.
2004 - Advance Research Training Seminar (Arts-2004) and International Congress of Psychology 2004 at Beijing, China ARTS provided financial support
2000 - Included in 2000 outstanding intellectuals of the 21st century-1st Edition published by the International Biographical Centre,Cambridge CB2 3QP, Englan
2001 - Biographical Sketch Published in Marquis WHO's WHO, 18TH Edition, 2001,New Jersey,USA.
2000 - Advance Research Training Seminar (Arts-2000) and International Congress of Psychology 2000 at Stockholm, Sweden. International Test Commission
2000 - 24th International Congress (Sanfransisco, USA) APA provided a scholarship of US $ 1000.
1998 - Scholarship for attending 6th European Congress on Rehabilitation, Berlin, Germany
1995 - Full Scholarship from Gestalt Education Network International, Germany