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In this post we will create a docker container for Biopython. Our final objective is to have a container to test Biopython (a different kind of beast compared with what we are doing here), but this one might actually be interesting for a lot more people. For this we will use Docker.
A Caveat: Docker is undergoing intense development thus some of the suggestions below might break with time. If you find such a case, please inform me and I will amend this post. I will assume that you have installed Docker and that your user has group permissions to interact with Docker (if not, then just sudo most of the commands below).
docker build -t biopython https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tiagoantao/my-containers/master/biopython/Biopython3
#Grab a coffee, wait a bit
docker run -t -i biopython /bin/bash
We will use Ubuntu, most specifically Ubuntu Saucy. Why Saucy? For no specific reason, but we want to make sure that the environment is stable, so we pick a recent-but-not-bleeding-edge distro. So, our file starts with:
FROM ubuntu:saucy
Which simple uses Saucy (downloading the image if necessary)
We now add all the ubuntu standard packages needed for Biopython:
#We need this for phylip
RUN echo 'deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu precise multiverse' >> /etc/apt/sources.list
RUN apt-get update
RUN apt-get install -y git python-numpy wget gcc python-dev
RUN apt-get install -y python-matplotlib python-reportlab python-rdflib
RUN apt-get install -y clustalw fasttree t-coffee
RUN apt-get install -y bwa ncbi-blast+ emboss clustalo phylip mafft muscle
RUN apt-get instally -y embassy-phylip samtools phyml wise raxml
# For BioSQL
RUN apt-get install -y mysql-server python-mysqldb postgresql python-psycopg2
Notice the change of repositories and all support packages (git, gcc, ...)
There are several pieces of software that require manual installation. It is an ongoing task, but it is mostly simple grunt work, for example:
#reportlab fonts
RUN wget http://www.reportlab.com/ftp/fonts/pfbfer.zip
WORKDIR cd /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/reportlab
RUN mkdir fonts
WORKDIR cd /usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/reportlab/fonts
RUN unzip /pfbfer.zip
RUN rm pfbfer.zip
RUN mkdir genepop
WORKDIR /genepop
RUN wget http://kimura.univ-montp2.fr/~rousset/sources.tar.gz
RUN tar zxf sources.tar.gz
RUN g++ -DNO_MODULES -o Genepop GenepopS.cpp -O3
RUN cp Genepop /usr/bin
RUN rm -rf genepop
Not much more than a sequence of bash commands in all the cases that I have done (download stuff, compile, copy, cleanup, ...).
Here we need to configure the databases needed for BioSQL (PostgreSQL and MySQL - sqlite is ready). The configuration looks like this:
RUN echo "host all all ::1/128 trust" > /etc/postgresql/9.1/main/pg_hba.conf
RUN echo "service postgresql start" > .bashrc
RUN echo "service mysql start" >> .bashrc
We the need to configure permissions access to the postgreSQL server. Notice that the address is a IPv6 one. Something in the system (I did not research what) is doing IPv6 first (localhost has both a v4 and v6 address). Modern: yes, welcome: yes, expected: no. So, if something based on localhost seems to be failing check if it is using IPv6.
It is actually quite easy:
RUN git clone https://github.com/biopython/biopython.git
WORKDIR /biopython
RUN python setup.py install
If you want to run this do, on your machine (with docker, preferably with the sudo issue resolved):
docker build -t biopython https://raw.github.com/tiagoantao/my-containers/master/Biopython
docker run -i -t biopython /bin/bash
You will see a few errors related to database startup, but these are not important in this context.
You can now do, for example:
root@dc9d8c3c48f8:/biopython# cd Tests/
root@dc9d8c3c48f8:/biopython/Tests# python run_tests.py --offline
Grab the docker file here, if you want to look at it.
Next step will be the creation of a buildbot docker for Biopython. Also finalize the list of dependencies (almost done).


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Miami office for meetings with people there and act like an executive and have
meetings and pay attention. Before leaving, I went shopping for what I imagined
to be appropriate Miami casual office wear. Back then I shopped at stores. I had
a paycheck and expense account and health insurance. I had dental and optical
too. I used to go to the doctor just for checkups. It was fab.My flight
was due in at 10 pm, I was due at the hotel at 11 pm. My boss Ann said to call
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is a fancy shmancy hotel with private little mansions in back for their more
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Boston. It's winter. I must have a balcony. BIG balcony.So we went
around a bit and she grudgingly gave in, rolling her eyes (which I reported her
for) - -(this story is continued at newsletter's end because it's
long. And because there is so much stuff going on and I want you to see
PROPELLERS AT THE APOLLODecember 8, 2006The
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Cottage Street Holiday Open Studios and SaleOne Cottage Street, Easthampton,
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photography by Ellen Koteen. History of the Open
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Miller, painter, is exhibiting his latest work, part of the ongoing series
entitled *Deep Space*, from December 2, 2006 thru January 2, 2007 at A.P.E.
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from 5-8 p.m. as part of Arts Night Out.
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choreographed by Cynthia James and Alicia Morton. Dancers representing three
generations will perform: Kailina Mastroianni, Ritsuka Mastroianni and Heleen
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flute and percussion. The Group Gallery ShowCurated by Tom
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Hollingworth, Julian Janowitz, Peter McLean, Tom Morton, Chris Nelson, Bernice
Rosenthal, Nancy Sachs, Arron Sturgeon, Courtney Hayes Sturgeon, Jerry
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studio is full up with pottery, sculpture and paintings. Greatlighting is
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brilliant photography show up. Books & More has some great gift ideas and
the wine store and eateries are stocking up to sustain all the visitors! The
Brick House Community Resource Center will be opening the doors to The Gallery -
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gift giving for one and all. Suzee's Third Street Laundry will have live music
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edge designs using laundry leftovers. Wow! Great Stuff!! Come visit Turners
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There's lots to do, and see and definitely lots of fun to be had!For
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Icicles, Open Studio & Downtown Walking Tour December 2 & 3 10 AM - 5
AXELRODAACO (AMERICAN ARTS COLLECTIVE ORGANIZATION), In memory of our
artists friends who were victims of AIDS and in honor of Aids Awareness Day,
December 1stKELSEY FLYNNLYN HORANHILARY PRICE & KERRY
(Donation made to Humane Society in Jamoka's name)
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any modifications. The ground floor is level with the driveway for easy
loading/unloading. The upper floors are perfect for artist studios. And, the
police are right next door. Check out pictures
here. Ralph is a really nice guy who recently went rock hunting in China
with our Kevin
Downey. And Kevin's a really nice guy so it's all logical and therefor
valid. It exists.
ONGOINGA nice offer from Joe Blumenthal of Downtown Sounds
who generously would like to have artists display their work there. (Downtown
Sounds, 21 Pleasant St., Northampton, next to the Pleasant St. Theater)
The window is quite large, and has three panels, each one about 6' X 6',
and is about 24" deep. It is exposed to intense sunlight in the morning; the
heat of the sun plus the narrowness of the window make it inappropriate to
display most musical instruments. However, the sunlight doesn't hurt
most artwork since it's only exposed for a month to six weeks. I normally pay
$150 to the artist who installs the window, and work out a consignment agreement
for the store to take a percentage of the price if the art is for sale and we
manage to sell some of it. The artwork can be freestanding, lean against
a wall at the back of the window that's about three feet high, or (if it's not
heavy) be hung from the ceiling. It's great when the art can have a musical
theme, but it's not necessary. Because of its highly visible commercial
location, the work should have a mainstream appeal and not have themes which
could be offensive. Small pieces don't work well since the window is so large.
If one of your readers is interested in displaying in this context,
please have them contact me via email: email@example.com, or via phone
at 413- 586-0998.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
ONGOING.New York City Department of Cultural Affairs + Image
Registry The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) is the largest
public funder of arts and culture in the country. The Percent for Art artist
slide registry is an up-to-date and important component of the Program. The
registry is consulted by the architects, panelists, and City agencies for each
project. The Percent for Art staff prepares a slide presentation from the
registry for each panel meeting. The registry is open to any professional visual
artist residing in the United States. Deadline: On-going Information: www.nyc.gov/html/dcla/html/panyc/
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Show Postcards and the like can be mailed to:Mo RingeyPO Box
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arts & industry address as postcards get forwarded to me but I think that
may expire soon.
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11 Words Adults just can't spell well
While viewers and contestants of this year's National Spelling Bee fixated on the fine points of spelling 'tchotchke' or the etymology of 'maculature' (it's French, from Latin), perhaps it would be a good time for many of us to lower our sights a little bit and focus on some of the words we use and type every day — and almost always misspell.
Such as, 'misspell.'
Because while you can reasonably expect to never have to type the word 'preprandial', how many times have you second-guessed yourself while spelling out 'accommodate'? Or 'maintenance'? These are the kind of words we actually need to know — and the ones that tend to humiliate us on a weekly basis.
So never mind what those 13-year-old future bosses of yours were spelling at the bee. Here are 11 words that many adult screws up, presented for you in standard spelling bee form.
The word is: Occasion
Can you use it in a sentence? Finally, an occasion to address all these words we always stumble on.
Is it o-c-c-a-s-s-i-o-n? // ::buzzer::
The word is: Fiery
Can you use it in a sentence? Tim Duncan is the opposite of fiery.
Is it f-i-r-e-y? // ::ding::
The word is: Embarrassed
Can you use it in a sentence? I was so embarrassed I spelled embarrass wrong, even though it had a red, squiggly line underneath when I typed it in Word.
Is it e-m-b-a-r-a-s-s? // ::horn::
The word is: Restaurant
Can you use it in a sentence? Apparently Mark Zuckerberg didn't tip very well at that restaurant on his Italian honeymoon.
Is it r-e-s-t-a-r-a-u-n-t? // ::gong::
The word is: Vacuum
Can you use it in a sentence? The next time ESPN airs an offbeat competition will be July 4, when human vacuum Joey Chestnut eats 55 hot dogs.
Is it v-a-c-c-u-m? // ::whoopee cushion sound::
The word is: Loose
Can you use it in a sentence? The owner of a bar says bachelorette parties are no longer welcome to "cut LOOSE" there.
Is it l-o-s-e? // ::squish::
The word is: Daiquiri
Can you use it in a sentence? When at the beach this summer, a real man will order a strawberry daiquiri.
Is it d-a-q-u-i-r-i? // ::airhorn::
The word is: Independent
Can you use it in a sentence? There are lots of independent thoughts out there about how to spell this word and pretty much every one them is wrong.
Is it i-n-d-e-p-e-d-a-n-t? // ::wah-wah-waaahh::
The word is: Recommend
Can you use it in a sentence? I'd recommend this article to whoever made that Romney app.
Is it r-e-c-c-o-m-e-n-d? // ::The Price Is Right loser noise::
The word is: Separate
Can you use it in a sentence? The spelling bee should have a separate contest for the most over-the-top reactions.
Is it s-e-p-e-r-a-t-e? // ::Pac-Man dying sound::
The word is: Misspell
Can you use it in a sentence? Misspell has got to be the very worst word to misspell.
Is it m-i-s-p-e-l-l? // No.


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The two veteran players signed contract extensions with the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Monday, a day before they were scheduled to become free agents.
Jackson, a five-foot-eight, 185-pound international defensive back, enters his eighth CFL season and fifth with Saskatchewan. Jackson had four interceptions last year and also led the CFL in kickoff-return yards (954), missed field-goal return yards (267) and total return yards (1,531).
Regimbald, a six-foot-one, 225-pound linebacker from Montreal, returns for his third CFL season. He was selected in the fifth round, No. 35 overall, in the 2012 CFL draft.
The Riders also dealt the rights to national kicker John Mark to the Ottawa Redblacks for a 2016 draft pick.


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Torture Allegations in Şakran Prison
Serdar Gültekin from Contemporary Lawyers Association (ÇHD) told bianet that children inmates in Şakran Prison were subjected to hone beatings, solitary confinement penalties in sound proof cells, while a prison staff member claimed that the facility had ?10 star? hotel comfort.
Torture, abuse reign in İzmir juvenile prison: Claim
Jailed Journalists Report From CHP
CHP, Turkey?s main opposition party, completed a report on the situation of jailed journalists in Turkey, underlining that the number of jailed journalists (71) in 2013 is actually more than the number of jailed journalists (31) in 1980 – after the military coup on September 12.
Tagged in: child abuse, jailed journalists, prison, şakran prison, Solitary confinement


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Auction In Memory of George Dicker.
Some of you may or may not know the devastating news that George Dicker, aged 26 sadly died in May 2016.
George suffered years of mental health issues and was diagnosed with Psychosis in 2009. No one will ever know the torment George went through.
An auction of table tennis items was auctioned during April and £260 was raised and has been donated to the charity nominated by George's parents, Papyrus.
I wanted to thank all the club members for their donations.
Ian Allan
About us
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Craddock Road, Enfield, Middlesex, EN1 3SP
The Club Tel No: 020 8363 1585
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Well hello there! I'm back at uni now so its time to start my new little project about teacher training which I'm super excited for. I'm at Plymouth Marjon which is a super small uni really close to home but it is one of the best for teacher training in the UK so I'm lucky to be here.
Moving back into halls has been super weird, but I'm in a house with other PGCE students so that will be really helpful I think. We can all help each other and we will know when each other are stressed and things like that. The week started with the induction day on Wednesday. This was the first time I got to see all of the trainee teachers and there are a lot of us. But there are also a lot more men than I was expecting if I'm honest. Induction day was filled with a whole lot of boring. It was how to use computers, how to use a library, what our course is gonna entail and who our tutors are and stuff like that. There was one lecture that stood out from that day which was called Building Resilience. This lecture was basically about how to look after our own mental health. They said that statistically, trainee primary teachers have the highest rates of depression and anxiety of any job. This should have made me start to think about what I've let myself in for, but it didn't.
Thursday was a bit more interesting. We started with team building activities which basically just meant we played with lego and made paper areoplanes. I hit someone in the head with mine which I was kinda impressed with because I thought I could throw a lot better than that and I definitely need to work on PE skills before my placement! We then got given some sweets (We have eaten a lot of sweets already) and we started with the important stuff. We had a lecture about how to write at a Masters level because a PGCE is made up of three Masters level modules. I feel kinda okay with my writing ability, considering I'm straight off a degree course I'm in the habit of writing essays a certain way. Then we had a lecture on how to read properly. Now this may seem dumb but a lecture like this would have been incredible on my undergrad course, we then got given more sweets and sent home for the day. I realised just how tough the days are when I got home because I was honestly exhausted. I was ready for bed at about 8pm which is crazy early. Again, this should have told me a little about what was to come, and again it didn't.
Friday came around and we had a little talk first thing about keeping ourselves safe in terms of internet use. The lecturer went and googled everyone before the lecture just to show how easily he could find things out about us because parents are likely to do this once we get to placement. Everyone had Facebook photos and profiles come up. Well, everyone except me. This is simply because there is a premiership footballer with my name so I can do really stupid stuff and have it posted to Facebook and feel quite safe knowing if someone googled me they wouldn't find me! There were also some quite shocking points that came up, like a 14 year old boy who has been put on the sex offenders register for 100 years because he sent a nude photo. Why a 14 year old would send nudes is beyond me. Next came a subject knowledge lecture. This wasn't so much of a lecture, more of a surprise series of tests to see how much we knew. Out of everything else that has happened during this week, this has worried me most. It became apparent so fast that I know no where near the level of things that is should know and it has been the biggest wake up call ever. This year is going to be tough because I have to learn a whole load of subjects up to GCSE standard because that is what is expected of a teacher these days. Finally, we had a lecture that looked at what makes a good teacher. I won't bore you with the details, but it's essentially don't be a dick to your kids.
I don't think I have ever been as tired as I am writing this. I have been here for three days so far and its so intense because we have so much to cover and apparently it doesn't slow down. However, the support that the lecture staff give us is incredible. They have an open door policy so we can literally just go to any member of the lecture team and whinge about something if we need to, and also everyone on the course is so supportive. Next week is the first proper week and it's 9-5 lectures every day with a PE conference on Wednesday. If I'm honest, I am so excited. This year is going to be such a challenge but it is going to be so good. Hopefully it'll make for some good posts too! That's all for this week.
Love you, Bye!