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The Configuration parser interface.
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| void | addConfiguration (const std::string &configurationName, const std::string &containerName, const std::vector< item *> &list) |
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| void | addConfiguration (configuration &config, const std::string &containerName, const std::vector< item *> &list) |
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| void | addConfiguration (container &containerName, const std::vector< item *> &list) |
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| void | addConfiguration (const std::string &configurationName, const std::string &containerName, item *ci) |
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The Configuration parser interface.
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Helper methods to insert List of CIs into a a specific configuration and container, if needed configuration and/or container are created.
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| [in] | configurationName | - Name of configuration to add to |
| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | list | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
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| [in] | config | - Configuration reference where to add the CI |
| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | list | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
◆ addConfiguration() [3/6]
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Helper methods to insert List of CIs into a a specific container.
- Parameters
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| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | list | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
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| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | ci | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
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Helper methods to insert List of CIs into a a specific configuration and container, if needed container is created.
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| [in] | config | - Configuration reference where to add the CI |
| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | ci | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
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ci |
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Helper methods to insert List of CIs into a a specific container, if needed container is created.
- Parameters
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| [in] | containerName | - Name of container inside the configuration to add CI |
| [in] | ci | - List of CIs to add to container and configuration |
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Parse and import a configuration from source into a destination.
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Implemented in osapi::configuration::fileParser.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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$ docker run \
-v genomedata:/data \
--volume-driver flocker \
bio-data-mapper:1.2.3
@kai_davenport - github.com/binocarlos
clusterhq.com
Why Containers? - Isolate
- bio-informatics pipelines will combine many different tools
- each tool may be totally different languages/versions
- trying to install more than one package onto one machine is messy
- each container has it's own Mount Namespace (think 'isolated virtual disk')
- this means each container (thinks it) has a brand new machine to install software onto
Why Containers? - Expediate
- pre-built immutable binary images (a.k.a. the Dockerhub) - 'docker pull' and done
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- because the kernel is shared between containers
- VM startup time 30secs to several minutes
- container startup time 10ms to 10secs
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- because you are not duplicating the entire OS kernel for each container
- CGroups allow you to limit the resources used by a single container (CPU, Memory etc)
- this allows fine grained control over "how much to fill up the boxes"
Docker Storage - Images
- when you build a Docker image - it uses the 'graph driver' to save each layer
- a layer is the result of running a command on a previous layer
- there are various 'graph drivers' - most use 'copy-on-write'
- aufs, devicemapper, overlayfs are examples
- whilst important - this is not the type of storage we are focusing on today
Docker Storage - Volumes
- when a container runs (from an image) - it has it's own 'mount namespace'
- this means that filesystem operations are isolated inside the container
- but what if the container needs to read and write to disk and the container restarts?
- a Docker volume is a bind-mounted directory from the host into a container
- this means data written to that directory persists even when the container stops
Docker Storage - Dockerfile without volume
FROM ubuntu:14.04
RUN apt-get update
RUN apt-get install -y nodejs
ADD . /app
ENTRYPOINT ["node", "/app/index.js"]
Docker Storage - Dockerfile with volume
FROM ubuntu:14.04
RUN apt-get update
RUN apt-get install -y nodejs
ADD . /app
VOLUME /data
ENTRYPOINT ["node", "/app/index.js"]
Docker Storage - docker run
$ docker build -t myimage .
$ docker run \
-v /appdata:/data \
myimage
Docker Storage - Demo
- no volume - the state is not there the next time
- a volume - the state persists on the host
- multi-host volume - can we persist across hosts?
- yikes, this needs some thought
Servers - Naming servers
- We just entered the world of 'multi-host' - lets talk about servers
- I used to name my servers
- if one went away - it really mattered
- each one was lovingly configured and had a specific set of jobs
- I treated them like pets
Servers - Not naming servers
- it turns out that computers are not like animals
- they do not repay human kindess with affection (they fail randomly)
- each server should be auto-configured and interchangeable
- they should be treated like cattle
Servers - Don't touch that disk!
- the moment you write anything to disk you make the server a pet
- that is because no other server in the cluster has that data on it's disk
- to truely treat servers like cattle - we need 'portable data volumes'
Flocker - Volume orchestration
- storage orchestration tool for a cluster of machines
- aware of data-volumes and what host they live on
- can move data-volumes alongside containers as a single, atomic unit
- provides a REST API that can be used from any language or stack
Flocker - Backend storage drivers
- supports a range of different backend storage drivers
- choose the right backend dependent upon your use-case
- Amazon EBS and OpenStack Cinder for network attached block devices
- EMC scale.io and xtrem.io support
- Hedvig, Converge.io and many others
Flocker - Docker Plugin
- plugins mechanism for Docker allows external processes to handle volumes
- Docker --volume-driver syntax means Docker will call out to Flocker to handle a volume
- when a container starts with a Flocker volume - Docker will block until the volume is mounted by Flocker
Flocker - Plugin Demo
- multi-host volume using the Flocker volume driver
Orchestration - Hide the hardware
- you have a 'pool of compute resources'
- let's hide this away behind an orchestration tool
- we tell the orchestrator what we want to happen
- it knows how to get things into that state
- think about your 'desired state' not individual computers
Orchestration - Scheduling
- when you say 'run this process' something needs to decide where
- schedulers needs to know what else is running on the cluster
- they then play a game of Tetris to find the best place
Orchestration - Monitoring
- orchestration tools can detect when a process dies or a host fails
- they will 're-schedule' the process(es) onto a healthy machine
- this is an automated version of 'drive to the data-centre at 3am'
Orchestration - Demo
- let's demonstrate a popular orchestration tool (Mesos & Marathon)
- using Flocker and the EBS backend
- we will see automated recovery
Questions (for you)...
- how do you deploy the code for bio-informatics pipelines?
- does this code run across more than one machine?
- where do you get the source data from?
- where do you save the results of the pipeline?
- do intermediate processes need to use lookup tables or other databases?
- can we use the same tools that we use in DevOps for processing pipelines?
Docker and storage across a cluster
// the end
@kai_davenport - github.com/binocarlos
clusterhq.com
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[gecode-users] Reporting memory usage
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Thu Oct 30 15:57:53 CET 2008
Filip, can you then also take into account my last messgae?
Cheers
Christian
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-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Filip Konvicka
Sent: Thursday, October 30, 2008 3:56 PM
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: Re: [gecode-users] Reporting memory usage
> I agree, it would be nice to have such thing in gecode. I have been
> using an implementation of such allocator (attached to this mail). It
> would be nice if we can discuss and improve it. I got this
> implementation from Stéphane Zampelli.
Thanks! That seems like something I had in mind. I'll try it out, maybe
fix a couple of things (I'll try to walk through the C++ standard
regarding allocators), move out of the ::std namespace (why is it
there?) and re-post back here for more discussions.
Cheers,
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Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) is a standard for exchanging healthcare data. In an integration, you can obtain one or more FHIR resources, create or update a resource, update one or more fields in a resource, or use a transaction to create multiple resources. To do this, add a FHIR connection to the middle of a flow or as a simple integration’s finish connection.
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Scottish Fairy and Folk Tales, by George Douglas, [1901], at sacred-texts.com
ON a still Sabbath evening in summer, an old man was seated, reading his Bible in the open air, at a quiet spot upon the Ross-shire coast. A beautiful little lady, clad in green, drew near, and addressing him in a silvery voice, sought to know if for such as she Holy Scripture held out any hope of salvation. The old man spoke kindly to her; but said that in those pages there was no mention of salvation for any but the sinful sons of Adam. On hearing this, the fairy flung her arms despairingly above her head, and with a shriek plunged into the sea.
144:1 Campbell, Popular Tales of the West Highlands.


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The Call for Proposals is now open. PyCon 2019 Taiwan is accepting talks and tutorials!
All talks will be recorded, edited then uploaded to pyvideo.org by the PyCon Taiwan committee, unless the speaker requests otherwise. See more info about the recording release.
All speakers are required to buy their own conference tickets (Everyone Pays).
You need to sign up a new account on tw.pycon.org. With an activated account, you can fill up the speaker profile and create new proposals through the My PyCon page.
We encourage you to submit the proposal as early as possible. You are welcomed to submit multiple proposals.
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Talks can be given in either English, Mandarin or Taiwanese Hokkien.
If it's your first time to propose a talk at PyCon Taiwan or a conference in general, please have a look at How to Propose a Talk? to learn more about conventions, and it might help you organise your thoughts on your proposal.
Similar to talks, we don’t pose limitations on tutorial topics. Tutorials are paid, half or full day long, equivalent to 3 or 6 hours of teaching. The guideline for tutorial submission is based on the guideline for talks, so make sure you have read How to Propose a Talk? On top of that, We have some special requirements for tutorial submission, please refer to How to Propose a Tutorial? for more information.
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Starting from selenium v2.21.0
Controls how long the browser is allowed to hang (value in seconds)
The grid does not act on this value by itself, but passes the value on to the nodes, which do.
Should be higher than the socket lock timeout (45 seconds) and generally higher than values used in
webDriver.manage().timeouts()
See also
https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/Grid2


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 These functions can be used to query the Walk Score and Transit Score database for a wide variety of information using R scripts. This package includes the simple Walk Score and Transit Score API calls, which return the scores associated with an input location, as well as calls which return some data used to calculate the scores. These functions are especially useful for mass data collection and gathering Walk Score and Transit Score values for large lists of locations.
| Version: | 1.2 |
| Published: | 2012-10-29 |
| Author: | John Whalen |
| Maintainer: | John Whalen <whalenjf at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | walkscoreAPI results |
| Reference manual: | walkscoreAPI.pdf |
| Package source: | walkscoreAPI_1.2.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: walkscoreAPI_1.2.zip, r-release: walkscoreAPI_1.2.zip, r-oldrel: walkscoreAPI_1.2.zip |
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Visualizations
pcaTCGA()
Biplot of RNASeq - Plot of 2 main componens of Principal Components Analysis
boxplotTCGA()
Boxplots of logarithm of MET gene RNASeq expression
Facet example
kmTCGA()
Kaplan-Meier estimates of survival curves for BRCA and OV cancer types and mutations in gene TP53
Kaplan-Meier estimates of survival curves for BRAF gene
heatmapTCGA()
Facet examples with mutations datasets


Object Properties Dialog
The Object Properties Dialog lets you view and modify some of the properties of an object. You can change the objectís name and description in this screen; the rest of the properties are read-only (indicated by gray background color).
| Name | The name of the object. |
| Class | The class of the object. |
| Location | The parent of the object (its location in the file). |
| Children | The number of child objects this object contains. |
| Size | The approximate amount of memory this object uses. |
| Flags | Various flags which indicate if the property can be deleted, if it's a system object, etc. |
| Description | The description of the object. |


Containers Examples
Edit (pull request)Prerequisites
In this page, we will use AWS features so you will need a Kubernetes cluster integrated with a AWS account. However if you want to deploy a basic Kubernetes cluster you can use our TOSCA types based on kubeadm which can be found here
To deploy onto Kubernetes cluster through ALIEN, you will need:
- A Kubernetes cluster deployed on AWS with AWS extensions (ability to provision EBS) with at least 2 nodes
- An alien with:
- the kubernetes plugin
- the http repository plugin (the samples use an http repository)
- the following archives imported from GIT:
- https://github.com/alien4cloud/tosca-normative-types.git branch 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT
- https://github.com/alien4cloud/alien4cloud-extended-types.git branch 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT folder alien-base-types
- https://github.com/alien4cloud/docker-tosca-types.git 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT folder docker-types
Topology modifiers
You’ll need to setup modifiers on your location. On the location screen, in the Topology Modifier tab:
- add a kubernetes-adapter-modifier at the phase
post-matched-node-setup
The phase define the deployment flow step where the modifier will act upon the topology. The Kubernetes adapter modifier will act at the post-matched-node-setup
phase ie. just after the matched nodes are configured by the user.
The modifier will generate types that are ready to be deployed onto a Kubernetes cluster.
On demand resources
You will need to setup some Kubernetes On demand resources on the location. You will find them in the catalog (search for ‘kube’) :
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeContainer
: it will be used to match and optionally configure Kubernetes containers.org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeConfigurableContainer
: it will be used to match and optionally configure Kubernetes containers using Kubernetes configmaps feature.org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeDeployment
: it will be used to match and optionally configure Kubernetes deployments (AKA Pods).org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeService
: it will be used to match and optionally configure Kubernetes services (used to connect containers and to expose endpoint).
For volumes, you can add the followings resources :
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.AWSElasticBlockStoreVolumeSource
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.EmptyDirVolumeSource
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.HostPathVolumeSource
org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.PersistentVolumeClaimSource
A simple Apache container
Our first trivial topology help us validate our setup : a single Apache container. You can find it here (or use the 01-Apache if you have imported the samples).
You can see that our node named Apache01 derived of type org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeContainer
is not hosted on a ContainerDeploymentUnit
. Since a container can not be deployed without being hosted on a Pod in K8S, the modifier will create for you a KubeDeployment
for each ‘orphan’ container.
Deploy it using the location you have setup. The topology transformed by the first modifier will contain abstract kubernetes nodes that will be auto matched with the KubeCluster service you have setup before.
At kubernetes level few things will be started:
- a kubernetes deployment containing your container.
- a service of type NodePort, exposing the apache endpoint.
For each endpoint found in the topology, the topology modifier will create a service of type NodePort. This allow others containers to connect to underlying endpoint and eventually to connect to the endpoint from outside the cluster.
When the deployment succeeds, the full service external URL is displayed
Volume management
EmptyDir Volumes
Using the previous simple Apache Container modelization, we add in the org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeDeployment
an org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.EmptyDirVolumeSource
The emptyDir volume properties appear by clicking on the EmptyDirVolumeSource node :
- the property
container_path
has to be set to the target folder of the Apache container
To see more information by the use of an emptyDir, the sample describes an emptyDir volume shared by 2 containers.
HostPath Volume
Using the previous simple Apache Container modelization, we add in the org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeDeployment
an org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.HostPathVolumeSource
The HostPath volume properties appear by clicking on the HostPathVolumeSource node :
- Volume mount properties on the Kubernetes Cluster filesytem :
It is a complex property, displayed in a modal window
- Volume mount properties on the container :
To see more information by the use of a HostPath, the sample describes an HostPath volume on an Apache container.
Secret Volume
Using the previous simple Apache Container modelization, we add in the org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeDeployment
an org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.volume.SecretSource
- The Secret volume properties appear by clicking on the SecretSource node :
- Properties on container which hosts it
It is a complex property, displayed in a modal window
- Volume mount properties on the container :
- Topology folder which containers files to be put in secret :
To see more information by the use of a environment variables , the sample describes a Secret volume on an Apache container.
Config Map
Our exemple is based on the topology you can find here (or use the 03-Apache-cfg if you have imported the samples).
You can see that our node named ApacheConfigmap03 derived of type org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeConfigurableContainer
is hosted on a KubeDeployment
. Since a container can not be deployed without being hosted on a Pod in K8S, the modifier will create for you a ContainerDeploymentUnit
for each ‘orphan’ container.
The configMap properties must be set to config_setting property.
It is a complex property, displayed in a modal window
The content of the config maps is set into the topology folder of specified config_path
previously set (config in the example)
To set the variables in the configMap, $CONTENT in the exemple, it has to be specified in the Tosca modelization of the type ApacheConfigMap
derived of org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeConfigurableContainer
in the interface block
CFG_ prefix is used for variable substitution (its value is set in input_prefix
property in config_setting
property
To see more information by the use of a configMaps, the sample fills a configMap file with a node property value on an Apache container.
Environnement variables
Our exemple is based on the topology you can find here (or use the 02-Apache-env if you have imported the samples).
You can see that our node named Apache02 derived of type org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeContainer
is hosted on a KubeDeployment
. Since a container can not be deployed without being hosted on a Pod in K8S, the modifier will create for you a ContainerDeploymentUnit
for each ‘orphan’ container.
To set the environment variables, $CONTENT in this exemple, it has to be specified in the Tosca modelization of the type Apache02
derived of org.alien4cloud.kubernetes.api.types.KubeContainer
in the interface block
To see more information by the use of a environment variables , the sample describes the usage of container environment variable to configure it.
Scaling and autoscaling
Scaling and autoscaling are working like in other Portable modeling. To see more information by the use of autoscaling , the sample shows how to autoscale a pod using CPU as metric.
Debug mode
It is possible to display in the deployment Output properties the json specification of the created Kubernetes components by setting in the A4C configuration file the parameter alien4cloud-kubernetes-plugin.debugK8SSpec to true.
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Resource Type: link_aggregation
- Defined in:
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- Providers:
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link_aggregation
Overview
Manage the configuration of Oracle Solaris link aggregations
Properties
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address
Specifies a fixed unicast hardware address to be used for the aggregation
Supported values:- /^(?:\p{Xdigit}{1,2}:){5}\p{Xdigit}{1,2}$/
- auto
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ensure
(defaults to: present)
The basic property that the resource should be in.
Supported values:- present
- absent
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lacpmode
Specifies whether LACP should be used and, if used, the mode in which it should operate
Supported values:- off
- active
- passive
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lacptimer
Specifies the LACP timer value
Supported values:- short
- long
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lower_links
Specifies an array of links over which the aggrestion is created.
Modifying a partially defined pre-existing resource is not recommended. As incompatible option combinations cannot be verified before application.
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mode
Specifies which mode to set. Mode can not be changed on an existing aggregation, instead the aggregation will be removed and re-created.
Supported values:- trunk
- dlmp
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policy
Specifies the port selection policy to use for load spreading of outbound traffic.
Supported values:- L2
- L3
- L4
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Parameters
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name (namevar)
The name of the link aggregration
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temporary
Optional parameter that specifies that the aggreation is temporary. Temporary aggregation links last until the next reboot. Attempts to modify temporary aggregations will result in the aggregation being removed and re-created
Supported values:- true
- false


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Poor François Pignon. His wife ran out on him two years ago, his teenage son won't have anything to do with him, and he just overheard he's being fired from the accounting job he's held for the last 20 years.  But he's stopped by a nosy neighbor, who helps concoct a devious plan to keep François employed.
The neighbor is Belone (Michel Aumont), an older man who takes the desperate François (Daniel Auteuil, The Widow of St. Pierre) under his wing by instructing him to pretend he's gay in order to keep his job. It sounds like something George Constanza would do (or maybe even a nefarious Jack Tripper plan), although that would be one of three story arcs in a 23-minute show. The Closet is a film based on a single joke, making it no different from any of the recent Saturday Night Live movie bombs. Except SNL films are based on a single funny joke (all but The Ladies Man, anyway).
But Belone's plan works, earning François not only a promotion but the attentions of both a curvy female co-worker (Michèle Laroque) and a bumpy male co-worker (Gérard Depardieu, 102 Dalmatians).  But I'll give them this - they've got a ban on using cell phones when you drive. That's almost enough to make up for the whole Jerry Lewis thing.
While the plot may sound similar to the abominable Three to Tango (where Matthew Perry pretended to be gay to win a contracting job), The Closet was written and directed by revered French filmmaker Francis Veber, who had a big hit last year with The Dinner Game (which featured Closet costar Thierry Lhermitte as François Pignon).
While he's hardly a household name in the States, Veber is directly responsible for some of the most vile cinematic swill of the last 20 years. Remember Three Fugitives with Martin Short and Nick Nolte? Veber wrote and directed that, as well as the original French version (Les Fugitifs) on which it was based (it starred Depardieu and a character named François Pignon, too). He also directed the inane Matthew Broderick vehicle Out on a Limb, and his French hits spawned the following U.S. disasters: Father's Day (Billy Crystal and Robin Williams), Pure Luck (Martin Short and Danny Glover), The Toy (Jackie Gleason and Richard Pryor) and My Father the Hero (Depardieu).
The really strange thing (other than the fact that people keep greenlighting films based on his ideas) is that all of these films are about a guy named François Pignon (or, sometimes, Perrin), and most costar Depardieu. Veber's next feature? An American version of The Dinner Game, starring Kevin Kline as Pignon.
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| FSS Enumerated Data Types | |
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This is the CSL-FL API documentation for the FSS and FSS_UL modules.
FSS/FSAS CSL-FL API usage If using the FSS module, there are 2 interfaces provided. These interfaces are defined in the CSL_FssInterfaceSelect enumerator as follows: a) CSL_FSS_INTERFACE_SELECT_FSAS - FSAS interface (to OSPI0 or HYPERBUS) b) CSL_FSS_INTERFACE_SELECT_FSS - FSS interface (to OSPI1)
If using the FSS_UL module, there is only 1 interface provided: a) CSL_FSS_INTERFACE_SELECT_FSAS - FSAS interface (to OSPI0)
The following FSS API functions require an ifSelect argument set to one of the values above:
The following is the recommended calling sequence to configure and enable each interface:
OTFA CSL-FL API usage The following is the recommended calling sequence to configure and enable the OTFA module:
Software can make changes to the OTFA configuration when it is enabled by following the protocol below:


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Formed in 2010 after all auditioning individually for the X Factor, a televised British singing competition, One Direction is comprised of Niall Horan, Zayn Malik, Liam Payne, Harry Styles, and Louis Tomlinson. The name “One Direction” was the idea of Styles, and the boys placed third in the competition. They were quickly signed to Syco Records, and released their debut single “What Makes You Beautiful” in 2011, which shot to the top slot on the UK Singles Chart and was recognized as the single with the most preorders ever in Sony Music Entertainment. The single also sold more than 4 million copies in the United States. They released their album entitled Up All Night to much critical acclaim in 2012, and charted vary highly in over fifteen countries, and has sold more than 3 million copies internationally.


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105_kaiwensun.py
import heapq
import functools
class Solution:
def countRestrictedPaths(self, n: int, edges: List[List[int]]) -> int:
MOD = 10 ** 9 + 7
graph = [[] for _ in range(n)]
for u, v, w in edges:
graph[u - 1].append((v - 1, w))
graph[v - 1].append((u - 1, w))
distanceToLastNode = [None] * n
# distanceToLastNode[-1] = 0
heap = [(0, n - 1)]
found = 0
while found < n:
dist, node = heapq.heappop(heap)
if distanceToLastNode[node] is not None:
continue
found += 1
distanceToLastNode[node] = dist
for neighbor, w in graph[node]:
heapq.heappush(heap, (dist + w, neighbor))
@functools.lru_cache(None)
def dfs(node):
if node == n - 1:
return 1
res = 0
for neighbor, _ in graph[node]:
if distanceToLastNode[neighbor] < distanceToLastNode[node]:
res += dfs(neighbor)
return res
return dfs(0) % MOD


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As I've mentioned before, I'm running a workshop on "Essential Software Skills for Research Scientists" at the Annual Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science on Friday, February 17, in St Louis. I'm hoping to use the workshop to convince scientists, administrators, and policy makers that the things covered in the Software Carpentry course are essential to good science. If you know someone who ought to attend, please let them know, or pass them my contact information.


Carjacking of grandmother caught on camera
A dramatic photo shows the moment a woman in her 70s was allegedly carjacked in a suburban Christchurch street on Monday afternoon.
The woman was pulled from her SUV in Reynolds Ave, Bishopdale, after delivering flyers as part of her work in the community.
The photo was taken by a passing motorist.
Her grandson Jordan Kidd, 22, told starnews.co.nz his nana was shaken after being pulled from her car, which was then stolen.
“She told me she got into her car and heard yelling at the door, telling her to ‘get the f**k out of the car’ and then next thing she knows the door’s open and they are taking her out of it,” he said.
It was the second alleged carjacking in about an hour by two men, the first one taking place at the intersection of Langdons Rd and Morrison Ave, Northcote.
The offenders then crashed the vehicle on Reynolds Ave and went searching for another, when they came across Mr Kidd’s nana.
One alleged offender, Jared Robert Fuller, a 26-year-old labourer from Kaiapoi, handed himself in to police on Tuesday night.
His alleged co-offender, who Detective Sergeant Brad Grainger said may face more charges relating to another series of offending, was still on the run on Wednesday afternoon.
Mr Kidd was heading home from work on Monday when his ex-girlfriend rang him after seeing photos of the incident online and recognising the vehicle.
 I saw the photos of them, they aren’t small people, and they are fully grown men picking on the weak," he said.
“I did a quick U-turn to head out to where it happened but I couldn’t find nana anywhere.
"She gave me a call later that night to say she had been at the police station and to say she was okay, just a bit shaken up.
“She hasn’t left her bed since really, she was ill already."
His nana’s car, which she relies on to look after her nephew with Down’s syndrome, was found abandoned near the Waimakariri Gorge bridge.
Fuller has been charged with two charges of aggravated robbery of vehicles, unlawfully getting into a vehicle and another of driving while disqualified.
He appeared in the district court on Wednesday and was bailed on strict conditions.
Detective Sergeant Grainger said inquiries are continuing to locate his co-offender and further charges will be laid.
So far five victims have come forward and made complaints about incidents on Monday, which police believe may be related to the two men.


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The notto opens the second act with an Intermedia Index in medium range, as if the drama was picking up where it left off at the end of the first act.
The notto begins with a lively musical introduction. The percussion parts are in strict rhythmic setting. The kotsuzumi player sets the tone by playing the steady notto uchitsume pattern characterized by a stroke on each of the honji’s eight beats. Both the kotsuzumi pattern and the non-congruent nohkan’s part are exclusively used in the notto-music.
Munechika is waiting in a kneeling position at Square 8, facing diagonally away from the audience, as if absent. About half-way through the introduction music, he stands up and walks towards the dais -representing his forge- steps on it, and kneels. Picking up a sacred wand with his right hand, he performs a purifying ritual.
The text of the notto-chant, set in sashinori, is loosely synchronized with the accompaniment. Most of its lines fit in the eight-beat span between two successive chon strokes of the ōtsuzumi. These fall on honji’s , and are preceded by a slight slowdown and an extended kakegoe. Longer lines -which do not fit in the eight-beat span between two successive chon strokes- are spread over three or four honji. In this case, there is no rallentando leading to the intermediate chon stroke(s), and during the intermediate honji the ōtsuzumi performs a sequence of four, five, or six chon strokes, which .
From time to time the chant slows down to emphasize selected words. This happens, for instance, when Munechika acknowledges that his craft came to him through with the line ‘chikara ni arazu.' Important words are also emphasized with a combination of rhythm and pitch. For example, when Munechika raises the wand and prays for divine help in completing his task, the line lasts three honji, and its syllables are spread to create a rallentando on the words: “” The stress on the keyword ‘sasage’ is emphasized when Munechika changes his steady tone by raising his pitch, followed by a descending glissando. In this case, the effect could indicate an expression of commitment toward the fulfillment of the imperial order.


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| 17 | package org.apache.commons.codec.binary; | |
| 18 | ||
| 19 | /** | |
| 20 | *
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| 21 | * Operations on {@link CharSequence} that are null safe. | |
| 22 | *
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| 23 | *
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| 24 | * Copied from Apache Commons Lang r1586295 on April 10, 2014 (day of 3.3.2 release). | |
| 25 | *
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| 26 | * | |
| 27 | * @see CharSequence | |
| 28 | * @since 1.10 | |
| 29 | */ | |
| 30 | public class CharSequenceUtils { | |
| 31 | ||
| 32 | /** | |
| 33 | * Green implementation of regionMatches. | |
| 34 | * | |
| 35 | * @param cs | |
| 36 | * the CharSequence to be processed | |
| 37 | * @param ignoreCase | |
| 38 | * whether or not to be case insensitive | |
| 39 | * @param thisStart | |
| 40 | * the index to start on the cs CharSequence | |
| 41 | * @param substring | |
| 42 | * the CharSequence to be looked for | |
| 43 | * @param start | |
| 44 | * the index to start on the substring CharSequence | |
| 45 | * @param length | |
| 46 | * character length of the region | |
| 47 | * @return whether the region matched | |
| 48 | */ | |
| 49 | static boolean regionMatches(final CharSequence cs, final boolean ignoreCase, final int thisStart, | |
| 50 | final CharSequence substring, final int start, final int length) { | |
| 51 |
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1. regionMatches : negated conditional → KILLED 2. regionMatches : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (cs instanceof String && substring instanceof String) { |
| 52 |
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1. regionMatches : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → NO_COVERAGE |
return ((String) cs).regionMatches(ignoreCase, thisStart, (String) substring, start, length); |
| 53 | } | |
| 54 | int index1 = thisStart; | |
| 55 | int index2 = start; | |
| 56 | int tmpLen = length; | |
| 57 | ||
| 58 |
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while (tmpLen-- > 0) { |
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1. regionMatches : Changed increment from 1 to -1 → KILLED |
final char c1 = cs.charAt(index1++); |
| 60 |
1
1. regionMatches : Changed increment from 1 to -1 → KILLED |
final char c2 = substring.charAt(index2++); |
| 61 | ||
| 62 |
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1. regionMatches : negated conditional → KILLED |
if (c1 == c2) { |
| 63 | continue; | |
| 64 | } | |
| 65 | ||
| 66 |
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if (!ignoreCase) { |
| 67 |
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1. regionMatches : replaced return of integer sized value with (x == 0 ? 1 : 0) → KILLED |
return false; |
| 68 | } | |
| 69 | ||
| 70 | // The same check as in String.regionMatches(): | |
| 71 |
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if (Character.toUpperCase(c1) != Character.toUpperCase(c2) && |
| 72 | Character.toLowerCase(c1) != Character.toLowerCase(c2)) { | |
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return false; |
| 74 | } | |
| 75 | } | |
| 76 | ||
| 77 |
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| 78 | } | |
| 79 | } | |
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active: schedule
---
Schedule
Because of administrative constraints, the embassy will only open from 14:00. In consequence, the start of the first day of the workshop is postponed by 30 minutes, to 14:30.
14.30 to 15.00 – Welcome addresses
- Welcome address by the host organization – Abderrahmane Kheddar and Eiichi Yoshida – 5'
- Welcome address by the guests
- Jean-Yves Marzin – CNRS INSIS – 5'
- Anne Doucet – CNRS INS2I in charge of International Relationship – 5'
- Patrick Nédellec – CNRS DERCI Director – 5'
15.00 to 16.00 – Presentation of the INSIS CNRS labs
- CNRS – NTU – Thales Research Alliance (CINTRA), Singapore
- Presentation of activities UMI 3288, Philippe Coquet, Director – 15'
- CNRS – University of Tokyo (Institute of Industrial Science)
Laboratory for Integrated Micro-Mechatronic Systems (LIMMS), Japan
- Presentation of LIMMS UMI 2820, Eric Leclerc, Director – 15'
- Engineering and science Lyon – Tohoku joint laboratory for Materials and systems under eXtreme condition (ELyT MaX), Japan
- Presentation of activities UMI 3757, Gael Sebald – 15'
- CNRS – AIST Joint Robotics Laboratory (JRL), Tsukuba, Japan
- Presentation of activities UMI 3218/RL, Eiichi Yoshida, Director – 15'
16.00 to 17.00 – Coffee break
17.00 to 18.00 – Presentation of the INS2I CNRS labs
- The Japanese-French Laboratory for Informatics (JFLI), Tokyo, Japan
- Presentation of activities UMI 3527, Dr Kae Nemoto – 15'
- Image and Pervasive Access Laboratory (IPAL), Singapore
- Presentation of activities UMI 2955, Fabien Clavier – 15'
- International Research Institute, Multimedia, Information, Communication and Applications (MICA), Hanoi, Vietnam
- Presentation of activities UMI 2954, Eric Castelli, Director – 15'
- CNRS – Chennai Mathematical Institute (CMI) – Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMSc) – ENS Paris-Saclay, University of Bordeaux, Research Laboratory in Computer Science (ReLaX), India
- Presentation of activities UMI 2000, Pascal Weil – 15'
19.00 to 21.00 – Dinner
Suggested transportation and timing
- Train (Tsukuba Express) leaves Akihabara Station to Tsukuba at 08:19, arrives 09:06
- AIST Shuttle bus leaves Tsukuba Station at 09:18
- Arrival 09:33 at AIST Science Square (terminus)
09.45 to 12.00 – Visit of JRL
- 9.45 to 10.15 – AIST Science Square
- 10.15 to 11.30 – Presentation of current running projects by JRL members
- Yui Endo, Dhaiba: Digital human software framework for human-centred design, 15'
- Adrien Escande, Whole-body control in confined spaces in AIRBUS, 15'
- Yusuke Yoshiyasu, 3D Visual Recognition Techniques for Human and Robot Action, 15'
- Ganesh Gowrishankar, Human centric robotics, 15'
- Yumeko Imamura, Simulation–based design for robotic care device, 15'
- 11.30 to 12.00 – Demonstrators
- Evaluation of assistive device using Humanoid (Ko Ayusawa)
- Manipulation tasks in large-scale assembly (Kai Pfeiffer/Adrien Escande)
12.00 to 13.30 – Lunch
Venue – AIST Restaurant, Tsukuba
PM – Free time
09.00 to 09.30 – Welcome coffee
Scientific workshop sessions – Presentations 20' each + 10' discussion
09.30 to 10.00 – Cold-spray of innovative materials, Dr Kazuhiro Ogawa (ELyT MaX)
10.00 to 10.30 – Light matter interactions of single quantum emitters: from photonic nanostructures to perovskites and 2D materials, Dr Muhammad Danang Birowosuto (CINTRA)
10.30 to 11.00 – Continuous detection of human fall using multimodal features from Kinect sensors in scalable environment, Dr Le Thi Lan (MICA)
11.00 to 12.00 – Coffee break / Brain storming and discussion on AUR@
12.00 to 14.00 – Lunch
14.00 to 14.30 – Digital Perception, Dr Nizar Ouarti (IPAL)
14.30 to 15.00 – Automata, Logic and Verification, Pascal Weil (ReLaX)
15.00 to 15.30 – Coffee break
15.30 to 16.00 – Visualizing molecular programs with a mayonnaise, Dr Anthony Genot (LIMMS)
16.00 to 16.30 – Multimedia Analytics of the NHK News 7 Archive, Dr Benjamin Renoust (JFLI)
16.30 to 17.00 – Robust Stability Polyhedrons in Multi-contact, Hervé Audren (JRL)
19.00 to 21.00 – Dinner


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| Depends: | trust, sna (≥ 2.0), coda |
| Published: | 2015-03-10 |
| Author: | Carter T. Butts |
| Maintainer: | Carter T. Butts <buttsc at uci.edu> |
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In Blood, the player will direct Valter, the protagonist and friendly vampire, on a series of assassination missions.
Blood was developed in Unity3D with C#. We plan to ship this game to Steam!
Valter starts off only with a stealth ability and his sword, but will gradually pick up more and more skills along the way.
Each level has several minions, and a boss monster that will grant Valter an ability once defeated.
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I'm the producer on the team. I work closely with the entire team to bring the world of Project:Blood to life. My focus for the development of this game was on having a clear communication between any developer on the team; and I encouraged having weekly jam sessions together. I kept the team well equipped and informed with frequent meetings, and partitioned work and duties between myself and other team members. We burned the midnight oil many times together, and I'm proud to be able to work with such a motivated team.
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October 17, 2014
How does CSS Spacing work?
The positioning property in CSS, not surprisingly, helps you position your HTML elements on the page. The five main values that you can set your position to are Static, Relative, Absolute, Fixed, and Inherit. Also note that the position property does not cascade meaning that a parent element does not pass its position on to its child. The default position is therefore always static.
Static
Static just means that the element will fall into the flow of other elements on the page normally without any modification. So if the HTML element comes after a div box in the html it will fall in to the flow of the elements after that div box and its position will be determined by the dive box and the size, margin, padding, etc. of the elements around it. Some important things to know about the Static are that it is the default value and is rarely set explicitly because of that.
As you can see in the example below the red div box has not had its position set to anything and therefore defaults to a position: static. It therefore falls into the flow of elements in the wrapper div.

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This div does not have its position set to anything (therefore it defaults to be static).

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width: 800px;
border: 2px black solid;
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width: 200px;
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As you can see in the example below the red div box has not had its position set to anything and therefore defaults to a position: static. It therefore falls into the flow of elements in the wrapper div.
Relative
With this position setting you can alter the location of the element relative to where it would be if its position were set to static. As you can see with the example below I set it to be top: 30px; and left: 80px; which means that its top will be pushed down 30 pixels and its left side will be pushed 80 pixels to the right of where it would have been positioned if it were static.
One nuance of setting position relative is that the other elements in the flow act like the element with relative position is still in its normal position, not, say 30px down and 80px left.

This div has position: relative.

#relDiv {
height: 200px;
width: 200px;
background-color: red;
border: 2px black solid;
position: relative;
top: 30px;
left: 80px;
}
The top is pushed down 30 pixels and its left side is pushed 80 pixels to the right of where it would have been positioned if it were static.
Absolute
Absolute positioning is an interesting one. It allows you to position your element relative to its closest parent element that also has relative or absolute positioning. If the element has no parent with relative or absolute positioning then it is positioned relative to the html element. So basically you can position the element to the box that it is within but only if that box also has relative or absolute positioning, if it doesn't your box will keep going up the family tree so to speak (referred to as the DOM) until it finds a box that does have relative or absolute positioning.
One thing to be careful with is that elements with absolute positioning are removed from the flow of the elements and are not only not affected by the other elements in the flow but they also no longer affect elements in the flow. That means that you can't count on an absolute positioned element to push that div that's next to it over to the right, etc.

This div has position: absolute.

#relDiv {
height: 200px;
width: 200px;
background-color: red;
border: 2px black solid;
position: absolute;
top: 500px;
left: 100px;
}
The top is pushed down 500 pixels and its left side is pushed 100 pixels to the right of the closest parent element with absolute or relative position (in this case the html element itself).
Fixed
Elements with fixed position have their position fixed relative to the browser screen. That means that no matter how much you scroll or expand or contract the browser window the element will remain fixed relative to the browser window. This can create a neat effect when used for things like headers or sidebars but you should use it carefully because it can also take up valuable screen real estate.

This div has position: fixed.

#relDiv {
height: 200px;
width: 200px;
background-color: red;
border: 2px black solid;
position: fixed;
top: 0px;
left: 0px;
}
Before scrolling
After Scrolling. See how the Red Div Box remains fixed relative to the browser but the top of the outter div box has moved down.
Inherit
This means that the element will inherit its position setting from its parent element.
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How much will be paid
£290 per visit.
Where to use this option
Available for Higher Tier
How this option will benefit the environment
It lets school pupils visit the farm for educational experiences. It also allows for the hosting of care farming visits.
If successful there will be positive feedback on the
farm visit evaluation form
.
Requirements
Agreement holders are likely to need to:
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carry out a health and safety check and prepare a risk assessment for the farm, then give this to potential group leaders
-
complete the online
Farm Facts Template
for the farm within 3 months of the start of the agreement
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carry out enough promotion so that at least 1 and at most 25 group visits happen every year
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make sure the tour of the farm lasts at least 2 hours and is conducted by a member of farm staff or volunteer who suits the visitors’ needs
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make sure the tour explains the links between farming, conservation and food production using the agreement land as a classroom
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complete and submit ‘Farm Visit Evaluation’ online forms for each visit claimed
Do not:
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charge for visits
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receive any other direct income from government funds relating to the educational visit
Keeping records
Agreement holders will to need to keep the following records and supply them on request:
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copies of the standard farm visit evaluation form with promotional material submitted annually with claim
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copy of the farm facts leaflet submitted with first claim
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copy of the risk assessment and health and safety check on request
This option can be located with all other options, items and supplements.
Advice and suggestions for how to carry out this option
The following section gives advice on carrying out this option successfully but does not form part of the requirements for this option
Get letters of support
When applying for this option applicants should supply letters of support from 3 or more local schools or care service providers (such as care homes, mental health care providers).
The letters must show a desire to visit the farm for educational experiences.
Carrying out visits
It is acceptable to use all or part of the farm for visits. Neighbouring land can be used if it offers additional benefit.
Visits should aim to last at least 2 hours and involve at least 6 attendees. There is no upper restriction on visitor numbers or length of time a visit lasts.
These groups and individuals are eligible for visits:
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schools and other educational establishments for children from birth to the end of Key Stage 4 (age 16)
-
care farming parties or individuals
Parties should not be split into smaller groups and claims presented for each group. Parties can be split for tours, but it is only possible to claim one visit for the total number of visitors on the holding at the same time.
This is still the case if the visitors come from different establishments.
The following websites have useful information on how to host a farm visit:
-
Visit My Farm
has resources for land managers to support educational visits, ideas for successful visits, health and safety information and suggestions on how to maximise visitor numbers and enjoyment
-
Care Farming UK
offers support and resources on the therapeutic use of farms
-
Farming and Countryside Education
educates children and young people about food and farming in a sustainable countryside
-
Linking Environment and Farming
works to build public understanding of food and farming


Generic Function ADD-RUCKSACK-ROOT Adds an object to the root set of a rucksack.
Generic Function DELETE-RUCKSACK-ROOT Delete an object from the root set of a rucksack.
Generic Function MAP-RUCKSACK-ROOTS Applies a function to all objects in the root set of a rucksack.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-ROOTS Returns a list with all objects in the root set of a rucksack.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-ROOT-P Returns true iff OBJECT is a member of the root set of a rucksack.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-CACHE Returns the cache for a rucksack.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-DIRECTORY Returns a pathname for the directory that contains all files of a rucksack.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-COMMIT Ensures that all in-memory data is saved to disk.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-UPDATE-CLASS-INDEX Compares the current class index for CLASS to the class index that's specified in the :INDEX class option of CLASS.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-UPDATE-SLOT-INDEXES Compares the current slot indexes for CLASS to the slot indexes that are specified in the slot options for the direct slots of CLASS.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-CLASS-INDEX Returns the class index for a class designator.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAP-CLASS-INDEXES FUNCTION must take two arguments: a class name and a class index.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAKE-CLASS-INDEX Creates a new class index and returns that index.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-ADD-SLOT-INDEX Creates a new slot index for the slot designated by CLASS-DESIGNATOR and SLOT.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-SLOT-INDEX Returns the slot index for the slot specified by CLASS-DESIGNATOR and SLOT.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAP-SLOT-INDEXES FUNCTION must take three arguments: a class name, a slot name and a slot index.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAYBE-INDEX-CHANGED-SLOT This function is called after a slot has changed.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAYBE-INDEX-NEW-OBJECT Adds the object id of OBJECT to the class index for the class designated by CLASS-DESIGNATOR.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAP-CLASS FUNCTION is a unary function that gets called for all instances of the specified class.
Macro RUCKSACK-DO-CLASS Evaluate BODY for each instance of CLASS, with INSTANCE-VAR successively bound to each instance.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-MAP-SLOT FUNCTION is a unary function that gets called for all instances of the specified class that have a slot value matching the EQUAL, MIN, MAX INCLUDE-MIN and INCLUDE-MAX arguments (s
Macro RUCKSACK-DO-SLOT Evaluate BODY for each instance of CLASS where SLOT has the specified value.
Generic Function RUCKSACK-DELETE-OBJECT Removes OBJECT from RUCKSACK, i.
Variable *TRANSACTION* The currently active transaction.
Function OPEN-RUCKSACK Opens the rucksack in the directory designated by DIRECTORY-DESIGNATOR.
Function RUCKSACK-FILES-IN-DIRECTORY Returns a list with the pathnames of all Rucksack files in the specified directory.
Function RUCKSACK-INDEXED-SLOTS-FOR-CLASS Returns a list with the names of the indexed direct slots of CLASS.


Here we just define a constructor:
function Person(name, age, g) {
this.name = name;
this.age = age || 'unknown';
this.gender = g || 'unknown'
}
Person.prototype.setSurname = function (s) {
this.surname = s;
}
Person.prototype.sayHello = function () {
return "Hello from " + this.name;
}
then we create an instance p
var p = new Person("Federico", 40, 'male');
and after activate encoding (optional), we use instanceBox to store the instance
instanceBox.use('session');
instanceBox.set("Persons/Federico", p);
now to test it, it`s enough to load another page and try to retrieve the instance
(check the "iB-Persons/Federico" value stored in sessionStore)If everything is correct we should be able to verify the persistence in sessionStorage just loading another page and try to get the data.


Metabolomics data are inevitably subject to a component of unwanted variation, due to factors such as batch effects, matrix effects, and confounding biological variation. This package is a collection of functions designed to implement, assess, and choose a suitable normalization method for a given metabolomics study (De Livera et al (2015) <doi:10.1021/ac502439y>).
| Version: | 0.25 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | impute, crmn, limma, plotly, e1071, AUC, htmlwidgets, ggplot2, GGally, grid, rmarkdown, knitr |
| Published: | 2018-03-23 |
| Author: | Alysha M De Livera, Gavriel Olshansky |
| Maintainer: | Alysha M De Livera <alyshad at unimelb.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | NormalizeMets results |
| Reference manual: | NormalizeMets.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
User Manual |
| Package source: | NormalizeMets_0.25.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: NormalizeMets_0.25.zip, r-release: NormalizeMets_0.25.zip, r-oldrel: NormalizeMets_0.25.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: NormalizeMets_0.25.tgz, r-oldrel: NormalizeMets_0.25.tgz |
| Old sources: | NormalizeMets archive |
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