This ticket adds a package pyscipopt and adds a new MIP backend based on it.
Branch is on top of #24662.
*UPDATE* (from yet a later edit): Check the description of the ticket for the latest version!
In this version, there are a number of patches in the patches directory. All of them will be merged upstream in a version of pyscipopt with version number >=1.4.3, which should be available on Pypi not too long from now. I will update the pyscipopt package then.
I marked all doctest optional and updated.
and totaly chrashes sage with an error message free(): invalid pointer. I don't quite know what is going on.
... the nice thing: all my patches have been merged by a very responsive upstream!
now everything seems to work! I reviewed the stubs and everything written by Matthias on this ticket.
In the spkg-install script you should not be using the make command but rather sdh_make from the "Sage-distribution helper" tools (see src/bin/sage-dist-helpers).
Also avoid $MAKE test | tee testsuite.log (in spkg-check). It is not the role of the script to perform redirections.
Thanks for the comments, Vincent! I assume, they are meant for the scipoptsuite package, not the pyscipopt one, I will change that on #24662..
You should not, this ticket is in positive review!
If this line is not needed anymore just remove it.
if Special Update/Build Instructions is empty, just avoid it.
I addressed all suggestions by Vincent and tested the install of scipoptsuite as well as pyscipopt.
But I can make the slashes align, of course.
Alignment does not matter. But there should be backslashes.
I did a rebase, and it was done automatically. I ran all the tests, and (at least on my machine) everything works..
I am a bit confused, because I expected to see merge conflicts..
Applying patches is not commutative!
What is the point of using Cython here? Because you use pyscipopt everywhere there is no C at all in the file scip_backend.pyx. I would keep it simple and use pure python here.
I think Matthias made the backend Cython, because the generic_backend.pyx is also written this way and all the other files are written in this way. However other backends might actually need this.
I agree that there we don't really need Cython for the pyscipopt backend. But it doesn't do any harm, does it? I am indifferent; we can change it or leave it, both is fine with me.
The reason why all other backends are written in Cython is because they do call C functions.
I think Matthias made the backend Cython, because the generic_backend.pyx is also written this way and all the other files are written in this way.
That's correct, I did this just for copypastability and no technical reason otherwise.


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Q: Can you bind 'this' in an arrow function? I've been experimenting with ES6 for a while now, and I've just come to a slight problem.
I really like using arrow functions, and whenever I can, I use them.
However, it would appear that you can't bind them!
Here is the function:
var f = () => console.log(this);

Here is the object I want to bind the function to:
var o = {'a': 42};

And here is how I would bind f to o:
var fBound = f.bind(o);

And then I can just call fBound:
fBound();

Which will output this (the o object):
{'a': 42}

Cool! Lovely! Except that it doesn't work. Instead of outputting the o object, it outputs the window object.
So I'd like to know: can you bind arrow functions? (And if so, how?)

I've tested the code above in Google Chrome 48 and Firefox 43, and the result is the same.

A: For years, js developers struggled with context binding, asked why this changed in javascript, so much confusion over the years due to context binding and the difference between the meaning of this in javascript and this in most of the other OOP languages.
All this leads me to ask, why, why! why would you wan't to rebind an arrow function! Those where created specially to solve all this issues and confusions and avoid having to use bind or call or whatever other way to preserve the scope of the function.
TL;DR
No, you cannot rebind arrow functions.

A: To be complete, you can re-bind arrow functions, you just can't change the meaning of this.
bind still has value for function arguments:
((a, b, c) => {
  console.info(a, b, c) // 1, 2, 3
}).bind(undefined, 1, 2, 3)()

Try it here:
http://jsbin.com/motihanopi/edit?js,console

A: Short, You CANNOT bind arrow functions, but read on:
Imagine you have this arrow function below which prints this on the console:
const myFunc = ()=> console.log(this);

So the quick fix for this would be using normal function, so just change it to:
function myFunc() {console.log(this)};

Then you can bind it to any lexical environment using bind or call or apply:
const bindedFunc = myFunc.bind(this);

and call it in case of bind.
bindedFunc();

There are also ways to using eval() to do it, which strongly not recommended.

A: I asked the same question a couple days ago.
You cannot bind a value since the this is already bound.
Binding different this scope to ES6 => function operator

A: Do ES6 Arrow Functions Really Solve "this" In JavaScript
The above link explains that arrow functions this doesn't change with bind, call, apply functions.
It is explained with a very nice example.
run this in node v4 to see the "expected" behavior,
this.test = "attached to the module";
var foo = { test: "attached to an object" };
foo.method = function(name, cb){
    // bind the value of "this" on the method
    // to try and force it to be what you want
    this[name] = cb.bind(this); };
foo.method("bar", () => { console.log(this.test); });
foo.bar();

A: I think this is better solution
var f = (vm=this) => console.log(vm);

A: You cannot rebind this in an arrow function. It will always be defined as the context in which it was defined. If you require this to be meaningful you should use a normal function.
From the ECMAScript 2015 Spec:

Any reference to arguments, super, this, or new.target within an ArrowFunction must resolve to a binding in a lexically enclosing environment. Typically this will be the Function Environment of an immediately enclosing function.

A: Maybe this example help to you :

let bob = {
   _name: "Bob",
   _friends: ["stackoverflow"],
   printFriends:(x)=> {
      x._friends.forEach((f)=> {
         console.log(x._name + " knows " + f);
      });
   }
}

bob.printFriends = (bob.printFriends).bind(null,bob);
bob.printFriends();

A: From the MDN:

An arrow function expression has a shorter syntax compared to function expressions and lexically binds the this value (does not bind its own this, arguments, super, or new.target). Arrow functions are always anonymous.

This means you cannot bind a value to this like you want.

A: description: Stijn de Witt
You cannot use bind to change the value of this inside an arrow function. However, you can create a new regular function that does the same thing as the old arrow function and then use call or bind to re-bind this as usual.
We use an eval call here to recreate the arrow function you pass in as a normal function and then use call to invoke it with a different this:
code: me

const func = v => console.log(this);
const obj = {value: 10};

function arrowBindOld(context, fn) {
  let arrowFn;
  (function() {
    arrowFn = eval(fn.toString());
    arrowFn();
  }).call(context);
}
arrowBindOld(obj, func);

update

const f = v => console.log(this, v);
const o = {value: 10};

/* new */
function arrowBind(context, fn) {
  const arrowFnString = fn.toString();
  return (function() {
    return eval(arrowFnString);
  }).call(context);
}
const fBound = arrowBind(o, f);
fBound(10);

/* use prototype */
Function.prototype.arrowBind = function(context) {
  const arrowFnString = this.toString();
  return (function() {
    return eval(arrowFnString);
  }).call(context);
}
const fBoundProto = f.arrowBind(o);
fBoundProto(20);

A: Well it's meant to be impossible to bind an object to an arrow function, never say never; I figured a hack that just might work.

function arrowToRegularFn(callback) {
    let _callback = callback
    const stringifiedCallback = callback.toString()
    const isArrowFn = !stringifiedCallback.trim().startsWith("function")
    if (isArrowFn) {
        const isParamsInParantheses = stringifiedCallback.trim().startsWith("(")
        const [fnParams, ...fnBody] = stringifiedCallback.split("=>")
        _callback = eval("(function" + (!isParamsInParantheses ? "(" : "") + fnParams + (!isParamsInParantheses ? ")" : "") + "{" + fnBody.join("=>") + "})")
    }
    return _callback
}

// test cases

// our object to bind
const quiver = { score: 0 }

let arrow, regular;

// test - 1
arrow = () => this.score++
regular = arrowToRegularFn(arrow).bind(quiver)
regular()
console.log(quiver.score) // 1

// test - 2
arrow = (x, y) => this.score = x + y
regular = arrowToRegularFn(arrow).bind(quiver)
regular(1, 2)
console.log(quiver.score) // 3

// test - 3
arrow = (x, y) => { this.score = x + y }
regular = arrowToRegularFn(arrow).bind(quiver)
regular(3, 4)
console.log(quiver.score) // 7

// test - 4
arrow = function(x, y) { this.score = x + y }
regular = arrowToRegularFn(arrow).bind(quiver)
regular(5, 6)
console.log(quiver.score) // 11

A: Normal bind:
tag.on("Initialized", function(tag) {
   nodeValueChanged(tag, currentNode)
}.bind(currentNode))

Arrow function bind:
tag.on("Initialized", (tag => { nodeValueChanged(tag, currentNode) }).bind(currentNode))

A: Arrow functions always have this based on its closest non-arrow function irrespective of where it is called. If there is no non-arrow parent it always refers to the global object.

A: While you are calling the arrow function using call/bind/apply it's doesn't point to the object which you are passing.
var obj = {a:1};
var  add=(b)=>{
return this.a + b;
// basically here this.a will be undefined as it's trying to find in one level up which is parents of this function that is window.
}

add.call(obj,2);

So that's why passing object doesn't work in arrow function.

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The best CDN providers
1. Cloudflare
2. Fastly
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4. StackPath
6. Amazon CloudFront
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A content delivery network (CDN) works to accelerate almost any website by caching its files in servers around the world. Whether your visitors come from Europe, North America, Asia or anywhere else, content is automatically served from the nearest location for the fastest possible speeds.
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StackPath is user-friendly, complete with a straightforward web console to manage your settings, and if you do get stuck, there's extremely efficient technical support available via either live chat or phone.
Performance seems good in the US and UK, and indeed Europe, but further afield you may see things tail off a bit, which is hardly a surprise given StackPath's aforementioned focus on Western nations.
Read our review of StackPath
Another strength here comes on the security front, with this CDN giving users free shared SSL (or the option to use your own SSL certificate, if you prefer). There's also anti-DDoS technology, a capable Web Application Firewall, and EdgeRules, a powerful tool that lets you customize the behavior of StackPath's CDN at different phases of the CDN request.
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-Tech support will cost you extra
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Read our review of Amazon CloudFront
The downside to all the options on offer is that relative novices to the CDN world may find CloudFront's control panel a little intimidating, at least initially.
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-Not very user-friendly
As you're doubtless aware, Microsoft Azure is a big old stack of integrated cloud tools for building and managing applications and services, with a wide range of coverage including a CDN offering, which is what we're focusing on here, naturally. Note that this doesn't use Microsoft's own edge servers, but rather three plans that use other CDN networks: Standard Akamai, Standard Verizon, and Premium Verizon.
We fully discuss these various plans in our review of Microsoft's CDN service, linked below, but suffice it to say that in terms of pricing – which can be somewhat confusing to work out – this isn't the cheapest offering around. Still, those who want integration with other Microsoft technologies and services may well find the price worth paying.
Read our review of Microsoft Azure CDN
You get a web dashboard that is absolutely crammed with features, although as ever, this means it's not particularly easy to use for beginners (and the setup process is pretty involved, too). Performance levels are impressive, and at the time of writing, according to CDNPerf, Azure CDN is the third fastest content delivery network in the US and fourth worldwide.
This has to be a tempting prospect if you're using other Azure services, or if you're a developer who will appreciate the likes of .NET or PowerShell management features. You can create a free account and get started with 12 months of free services.
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-Not many advanced settings-Performance isn't great
CDN77 is a big-name player in the content delivery game, with some heavyweight clients signed up including the European Space Agency. It has an expansive CDN network with over 30 data centers across the globe, with many of those in Europe and the US, but there are also locations in South America, Asia and one in Australia.
The web console interface is very streamlined and keeps any jargon to a minimum, making it suitably user-friendly for novices to the CDN world. The flipside of this is that there aren't a huge amount of options, although you can do some tweaking of various settings.
Read our review of CDN77
In terms of performance, CDN77 is solid enough, and it ranks as a lower-to-mid pack player that's unlikely to disappoint, but certainly isn't the fastest CDN network we found when reviewing these various services.
You get a free Let's Encrypt SSL certificate, and CDN77 is pretty good value for money overall in terms of its per-GB pricing, although it's not the cheapest outfit we've highlighted here. Pricing starts at $0.045 per GB of data for US and European locations, with Asia and Latin America being more expensive. If you want to test the waters, there's a 14-day risk-free trial, and you don't need to supply any payment details for this.
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-Pricey-Not the speediest service
If you need a powerful CDN, look no further than Leaseweb, an enterprise-level operation which is still suitable for regular business users – just about, although we should say upfront that it isn't cheap, as you might imagine.
Pricing starts at $113 (£88, €99) per month for an entry-level plan with a 2TB data allowance, the good news being that even with this 'basic' subscription, you get all the same security and CDN features as the heavyweight enterprise plans. That being said, you might need to contact them for exact price due to recent website changes they made.
That includes a smartly designed console for overseeing your CDN needs, complete with an extensive raft of potential settings and tweaks, featuring many options you don't get with your average service (like the ability to set the cache-control header, or determine how long to cache 404 responses).
Read our review of Leaseweb
There's also an in-depth statistics section which displays graphs and charts showing many interesting stats, such as visitor and traffic breakdowns, cache performance and the top file types which are seeing action.
The one somewhat bleak spot is Leaseweb's performance, which seems somewhat off the pace going by CDNPerf's findings, although it's difficult to gauge exactly what results you'll get in practice. Users who want a powerful range of features in their CDN could give the 30-day trial a go to find out.
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What is a CDN?
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A content delivery network (CDN) is a globally distributed network of Points of Presence (PoP) designed to provide faster and reliable content delivery to users. Whether we know it or not, every one of us interacts with CDNs daily; when reading articles on news sites, shopping online, watching Netflix, or scrolling through social media feeds. CDN is the helper behind your seamless experience. It helps minimize loading time, costs, delivery latency, and operational complexity by physically reducing the distance between content providers and users worldwide.
How does CDN work?
For example, when a user in the US wants to load a website hosted in China, the user will need to send a request to the origin in China, and then the origin will send content from China to the U.S. However, it takes a longer time to load the content and might hamper the user experience. This is when CDN comes in. CDN keeps a copy of content at its own PoPs around the world. Based on users' location, CDN serves the content to users from nearby PoPs whenever possible.
What are the benefits of using CDN?
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ISLAMABAD: The Secretariat of China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) has said that work is underway for the development of Gwadar city besides giving practical shape to the economic zone of Gwadar.
"It will help make Gwadar an international and modern port. Giving practical shape to economic zones will pave the way for economic revolution in Pakistan," said a statement issued by the secretariat authorities on Thursday.
It stated that Gwadar city was being built as per the standard of Hong Kong and Singapore.
"The investors have already demonstrated tremendous interest on this count. However, this city will get the status of an international port soon," it added.
The work on the project of Gawadar East Bay Expressway had already started under which 18.9km-long road four-lane highway would be constructed.
The highway would connect Gwadar Port to Makran Coastal Highway, East Bay, free zone and container terminals in the future.


Four years ago, after my SKEMA graduation, I decided to take off to the other side of the world — New Zealand. Then I lived in Australia and I needed to go back to an "Anglo-Saxon" country with the same business/social/economic level.
At SKEMA, I pursued not only entrepreneurship but also a baker cursus. I worked as a waiter, a baker, a manager, at a barista, etc. I experienced every job in the field with the aim to learn and improve myself and open my own business one day.
When I arrived in New Zealand, I first opened a bakery: Le Rendez-Vous. Then, one year later, I opened my first restaurant, Le Chef, which has been running for three years now and has moved to the heart of the city in Vulcan Lane. At the end of 2017, I bought another local restaurant in the same street to create Le Petit Chef, an extension of Le Chef.
As an entrepreneur, I'm always curious and try to keep innovating. This year, I invented and created the Le French Festival, the first biggest French event in New Zealand. Forty businesses displayed their products in the famous venue Shed 10 in Auckland and we had 500 people for dinner at night, creating an ephemeral kitchen and banquet. The event was a huge success; even more than I hoped for! We had around 14,000 visitors during the day and 100% of the clients were satisfied, wanting to come back for dinner.
Le French Festival 2018 will be bigger, longer, and, hopefully, better! Sponsors and partners, once reticent, are now knocking at the door! I'm dreaming big for 2019 as well. A lot of projects are coming! In my opinion, that's how the mind of an entrepreneur should function: always wanting to create, then improving and starting the process again.
My experience is my key success factor today. Thanks to every job I had and the classes I went through, I'm able to handle every task and every job in my company today, allowing me to be completely independent and manage a whole team — from the kitchen, floor staff and now event management. I think that an entrepreneur must be capable of doing, or at least understanding, every part of the business he's trying to create to make it work successfully.
My advice to future entrepreneurs: be curious, explore every hidden corner, learn as much as you can and once you acquire all this knowledge and practice, you will be ready to start your business!
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Police warn users of Bristol-Bath railway to be on lookout after series of sexual assaults
Witnesses sought after three recent incidents - police seeking male cyclist aged in his 20s
by Simon_MacMichael
Wed, Jun 26, 2013 16:30
Avon & Somerset Constabulary are asking users of the Bristol-Bath raiway path to keep a lookout for each other and for females to be on their guard following three recent incidents reported to them involving sexual assault or harrassment. They have also issued a witness appeal for information regarding a male cyclist, aged in his 20s, whom they believe may be the perpetrator.
In a statement published this afternoon, the force said:
We're asking people who use the Bristol to Bath cycle path in South Gloucestershire to look out for each other after three women reported incidents to us.
The first incident was on Tuesday May 28, at about 5.30pm, when a man cycled alongside a woman jogging between Bitton and Warmley despite being shouted at to leave her alone.
On Thursday June 13 another woman was jogging along the path between Warmley and Wick between 5.30 and 5.45pm. A man repeatedly cycled past her and slapped her on the bottom.
On Thursday June 20 between 5.10 and 5.20pm there was another similar incident.
All three women describe a white man, aged in his 20s, wearing a T shirt and cycling gear.
Neighbourhood Sergeant Andy Hucker said: "Obviously we don't know if the same man was responsible for each incident, but we're calling on anyone who uses the cycle path to keep an eye out for anyone behaving suspiciously. If you do see something suspicious, call us straight away with a description of what happened and what they looked like.
"If anything like this happens to you while you're out running or walking, get to somewhere busy and call us straight away. Try to give us as much information about the person as you can – what they look like, what they were wearing and which way they went."
PS Hucker said joggers should always let someone know where they plan to run and when they'll be back. He also advised not playing MP3 players too loudly so that you can hear people approaching.
The neighbourhood team regularly patrols the cycle path on foot and by bicycle.
Anyone who saw any of these incidents or who has any information which could help our investigation is asked to contact South Gloucestershire CID by calling 101. Alternatively contact the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. They never ask your name or trace your call.
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Simon MacMichael
Simon has been news editor at road.cc since 2009, reporting on 10 editions and counting of pro cycling's biggest races such as the Tour de France, stories on issues including infrastructure and campaigning, and interviewing some of the biggest names in cycling. A law and languages graduate, published translator and former retail analyst, his background has proved invaluable in reporting on issues as diverse as cycling-related court cases, anti-doping investigations, and the bike industry. He splits his time between London and Cambridge, and loves taking his miniature schnauzer Elodie on adventures in the basket of her Elephant Bike.


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Casa Eollana is a small development of 1,2 and 3 bed apartments about a 5 minute walk from the lovely beach of Santa Maria, and close to the bars and restaurants of the main tourist town of Cape Verde. Eollana will be constructed on an excellent corner plot, so the apartments will have open views from the balconies.
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The Settlers, Rails & Trails museum has been established to tell the story of the founding, settlement and development of Argyle as a railway branch-line community. (1870's – present).
Besides our wonderful local artifacts, stories and histories, we are home to the Canadian Flag Collection, the second largest flag exhibit in Canada!
We are open the 1st Saturday/month and by appointment. Special tours are available to school groups (up to 30 people) that follow classroom curriculum. Senior, church and other groups welcome too.
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Womp, womp, womp….Oh dear Karma dishes out the sweetest revenge, if you believe in her. Personally I believe that you get what you give..and Jussie Smollett is getting a royal taste of his own medicine.
In case you've been living under a rock, Smollett reported to authorities that he was attacked by two white men in MAGA hats. After an investigation, it turns out the actor was not attacked by racist, homophobic Trump supporters. Rather, he hired two Nigerian brothers to stage an attack for publicity.
So of course, the "Empire" star was under heavy fire and charges were filed against him for the fraudulent accusations. Then, the charges were suddenly dropped.
I wonder how the flaming liberal got out of that…probably had nothing to do with the fact that he's a friend of the Obamas, right?
Now Chicago is suing Smollett for investigative costs!
Smollett is allegedly maintaining his innocence. However, he agreed to do community service, as well as forfeited the $10,000 spent in bail money.
If he was innocent, why would he agree to that? Sounds like an admission of guilt if you ask me.


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Q: How to set up the layer order with Google Maps API? I'm developing a web mapping site (using google maps api 3.0 and javascript) that combines wms layers and ground overlays (uploaded rasters) that are displayed on top of google maps. The software is working well except that I'm having problems controlling the draw order of the layers. I would like to have the wms layer (the NRCS soils layer) displayed on top of the custom raster images, with the google maps as the base layer. Currently, the wms layer displays as expected on top of the google maps layer, but is covered by the raster layer. The question is: does the google maps api allow control of the order that layers are displayed (in my case the vector layer on top of raster layer on top of google maps)? I have tried setting the zindex of the display order, but that has not worked (but I could easily be missing something).

A: WMS layers are also rasters, not vectors -- I assume you are using an ImageMapType along with your GroundOverlay?
Leaving that aside, there is currently no way to control the layer ordering once they have been added to the map.
As a hack (untested) you may wish to add the layers in the order you wish them to be drawn, with some timeout between... I think this may work (again, untested).

A: (optional).
how i order it.
first i create layer in object like this.
        layer = {};
        layer.nrcs_soils= new google.maps.ImageMapType({
            getTileUrl: function (coord, zoom) {
                return getTileWmsUrl(coord, zoom, "nrcs_soils");
            },
            tileSize: new google.maps.Size(256, 256),
            opacity: 1,
            name:'nrcs_soils',
            alt:{
                layer_name:'nrcs_soils'
                ,order   : 0
            },
            isPng: true
        });

after that i create simple function add layer to map.
add_layer = function(layer_name){
   //-- get order from object layer
   var order_layer =layer[layer_name].alt.order;
   map.overlayMapTypes.insertAt(order_layer ,layer[layer_name]);

}
just call this function for add and order layer from your setting on your object layer.
add_layer("nrcs_soils");


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1 When someone gives them [the false prophets] something to eat they cry, 'Peace;' but when someone does not put food into their mouths, they prepare war against him. This occurred in England and America as the early Quakers refused to pay tithes, and masses of people left the Episcopal, Congregationalist Puritan, Presbyterian, and Baptist sects. The priests and ministers of these sects became enraged and were the ones who incited the civil authorities to imprison tens of thousands Quakers, kill over 1000, steal the property of tens of thousands, and even send them and some of their children to slavery.
Why? Because the Quakers took food out of their mouths, so just like this verse says: When someone gives them [the false prophets] something to eat they cry, 'Peace;' but when someone does not put food into their mouths, they prepare war against him.
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Father Francis X. Callahan, whose vision ranged from sharing the ideals of Vatican II among his fellow priests to shepherding St. Margaret Parish in Bel Air through its boom decades, died July 6 at Stella Maris in Timonium.
Six weeks after celebrating his 80th birthday, he succumbed to cancer.
Born in Baltimore, Francis Xavier Callahan was raised at St. Bernardine Parish and attended its parish school. He attended St. Charles Minor Seminary and Mount St. Mary's Seminary in Emmitsburg, where he left an impression on an undergrad who would later be on his staff at St. Margaret.
"He was in the seminary when I went to the Mount," Deacon Patrick Goles said. "He was a great intramural football player, tough as nails.
Ordained for the Archdiocese of Baltimore in 1963, Father Callahan served St. Dominic and St. Ambrose parishes, and the National Federation of Priests' Councils, which was formed in 1968. From 1971 to 1976, Father Callahan served the archdiocese as field coordinator for the Division for Pastoral Councils.
Together with Paul Purta, then a Sulpician priest, Father Callahan led approximately two dozen retreats for priests around the U.S.
"We were among the authors of a small book, 'The Spiritual Renewal of the American Priesthood,'" Purta said. "The retreats were based on Vatican II. Frank is a masterful leader; he had a way with group dynamics. We were bucking against men who were accustomed to a quiet retreat, and he got them talking.
When the Jesuits left Corpus Christi Parish in Bolton Hill, he became a co-administrator in 1976 and then its pastor in 1981.
The parish placed women in leadership roles, including Therese Wilson Favors as director of evangelization. She went on to lead, for nearly two decades, the archdiocesan Office of African American Ministries.
At St. Margaret in Bel Air, Karen Saccenti went from school parent volunteer to parish bookkeeper to the title Father Callahan gave her, assistant pastor, one she still holds under the current pastor, Monsignor Kevin Schenning.
Father Callahan was the longest-serving pastor in the history of St. Margaret, which opened in 1905. He led it from 1986 to 2006, when the population of Harford County grew by 50 percent and the rolls of the Catholic church in the county seat increased from 2,500 families to more than 5,000.
When Father Callahan arrived, the parish school was struggling. A decade later, the archdiocese opened St. Mary Magdalen, a mission to the parish. After students swelled the existing space at St. Margaret School, its middle school moved to the mission campus in 2001.
Father Callahan made his people look beyond their own faith community.
"He took an ecumenical approach," Saccenti said. "He worked very hard to establish a homeless shelter in Harford County, and managed to get our neighboring parishes working toward that end.
In retirement, he served the community of St. Michael at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, and chapels in the Edgewood area.
Visitation will be July 9, 3-5 p.m., at Ruck Funeral Home on York Road, and July 10, 3-7 p.m., at St. Margaret. A funeral Mass will be offered July 11, at 10:30 a.m., at Stella Maris Chapel in Timonium.