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title 
EVmini E-R diagram
Using CakePHP naming conventions.
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object candidacies {
    
    id INT

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"""
Demonstrating POST data with Mitchuation (through Flask)
"""
from flask import Flask
from flask import request

app = Flask(__name__)


@app.route('/')

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#!/usr/bin/env python

import re

def code_parser(file_text):
    
    """ Returns a list (as numbers) of all the google security codes 
        found in a text file. """
    
    codes = re.findall('[0-9]{3} [0-9]{2} [0-9]{3}', file_text)

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// http://andyshora.com/unit-testing-best-practices-angularjs.html
// "It should have a working LoginService" is way to broad for a single behavior test in my opinion.
// I think they should be broken out into individual tests so that when the tests fail you know exactly why.
// CODE IS UNTESTED, only sketched out. It can be done this way.


describe('LoginService', function(){

    describe('email validator', function(){

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# Define a server label which points to where we have node.js listening
upstream pub-webjcl {
         server 127.0.0.1:9005;
}

server {

        # Make site accessible from http://pub.webjcl.*
        server_name pub.webjcl.*;

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#lang racket

;; Racket is a trip

;; ASCI-Value minus 48
(define (parseDigit c)
    (- (char->integer c) 48))

;; Sums a list of characters as integers
(define (addDigitString charList)

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PROBLEM: ALL MY WINDOWS IMAGES ARE ON MY LINUX WORKSTATION AND I NEED TO BOOT WINDOWS OFF A USB DRIVE.

Historically, I've used Windows 7 USB/DVD Download tool on a Windows guest OS in VirtualBox to get this done. Well after doing the research and several stick formats later: I've pieced together a better recipe.

Some other solutions/tutorials have some shortcomings. WinUSB is too complicated and doesn't work with certain versions of GRUB. This post comes very close but assumes the drive has a Windows 7 bootloader already.

Make new partition table

Give the USB device one primary partition. This is what I did, other partitioning schemes may work. I'm using fdisk.

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#!/usr/bin/env python
from __future__ import print_function

"""
This pulls data from cryptocurrency sources and makes a report
that I'm interested in. I currently have conky display the report.

requirements:
    pip install requests

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for file in *.md; do
    
    # Execute: basename ${file} ".md" 
    # and store the result in name
    name=$(basename ${file} ".md")
    
    # In bash, you can refer to variables like this:
    # $name or ${name}. I prefer the latter because in this
    # text-crazy scripting environment it can be useful to identify 
    # explicitly which pieces are variables. 

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class RNA_MFE_Calculator:

    Sequence seq
    BindSite[] bind_sites
    
    float base_MFE()
    
    float calcDeltaG(BindSite[])