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VETO,DEMOCRAT,TROOP
WITHDRAWAL.
The
democrat-controlled house fails to override a veto by President
Bush on timetables for Iraq troop withdrawals.Then leaders went to
the White House to start negotiating.House speaker Nancy Polocy
said Democrats are commited to ending the war.
In America,
President's can veto a bill and his veto can be overridden by
councillors.
Override means to
declare sth null or invalid using authorities over someone
else.
FDA,DRUGS,SUICIDE
RISK.
The FDA
wants makers of antidepressants to warn young adults about the
increased risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior associtated with
taking the drugs.Language on box labels will change incorporating
the new warning.
FDA,
the abbreviation for Food and Drug Administration.
Another
famous name,FBI,Federal Bureau of Intelligence.
SCHOOL SECURITY,ALERT
SYSTEM.
After
shootings in Virginia Tech,schools nationwide are evaluating
warning systems,the university of maryland has
spent more than 60,000 dollars to install a new message alert
system.
Now
it will be safer to study in America...


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Class Possibility
A concrete possibility in the ExactCoverGraph. This represents a single possible value for a single square in the puzzle.
Inheritance
Implements
Inherited Members
Namespace: SudokuSpice.ConstraintBased
Assembly: SudokuSpice.dll
Syntax
public sealed class Possibility : IPossibility
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceCoordinate
The square this possibility is for.
Declaration
public Coordinate Coordinate { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Coordinate |
Index
The value index this possibility is for (corresponds to the values in AllPossibleValues).
Declaration
public int Index { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Int32 |
IsConcrete
True if this possibility is a concrete possibility, i.e. a leaf node in the graph, as opposed to a group of other possibilities.
Declaration
public bool IsConcrete { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
State
The current state of this node in the ExactCoverGraph.
Declaration
public NodeState State { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| NodeState |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceTryDrop()
Tries to drop this possibility, if that is compatible with existing objectives.
This is meant to be checked during matrix construction so that constraints can drop possibilities that violate the puzzle's preset values.
If this method fails, it suggests that the current puzzle cannot satisfy all the current constraints.
Declaration
public bool TryDrop()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean | True if the possibility is already dropped or was successfully dropped from all existing objectives, else false. |


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US Senate backs Hong Kong human rights Acts, angering China
WASHINGTON : The US Senate unanimously adopted legislation on Tuesday supporting "human rights and democracy" in Hong Kong and threatened to revoke its special economic status.
The lawmakers also approved a measure that would ban the sale of tear gas, rubber bullets and other equipment that have been used by forces to suppress pro-democracy protests.
China said it would "have to take strong countermeasures" if the US kept making "wrong decisions".
Its Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the US aims to "support the extremists and violent elements against China that are trying to mess up Hong Kong... and realise their sinister plot to hinder China's development by taking advantage of the Hong Kong issue".
The Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act would require the US president to annually review the trade status Washington grants to Hong Kong.
It also mandates sanctions against Hong Kong and Chinese officials who commit human rights abuses.
The Senate "sent a clear message to Hong Kongers fighting for their long-cherished freedoms: We hear you, we continue to stand with you and we will not stand idly by as Beijing undermines your autonomy," Republican Senator Marco Rubio said.
Hong Kong is due on Sunday to hold elections to its legislature, half of which is directly elected while the other half is stacked with pro-Beijing lawmakers.
Its Chief Secretary Matthew Cheung warned yesterday that violence could "ruin" the chances of holding the polls. - AFP


Maruti Suzuki sales up 4.5% in October; key segments report growth
Domestic sales also grew 4.5 per cent to 1,44,277 units last month as against 1,38,100 units in October 2018
by Press Trust of IndiaThe country's largest carmaker Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) on Friday reported a 4.5 per cent increase in total sales at 1,53,435 units in October.
The company had sold 1,46,766 units in October last year, MSI said in a statement.
Domestic sales also grew 4.5 per cent to 1,44,277 units last month as against 1,38,100 units in October 2018, it added.
Sales of mini cars comprising Alto, WagonR and newly launched S-Presso stood at 28,537 units as compared to 32,835 units in the year-ago month, down 13.1 per cent.
Sales of compact segment, including models such as Swift, Celerio, Ignis, Baleno and Dzire, grew 15.9 per cent to 75,094 units as against 64,789 units in October last year.
Mid-sized sedan Ciaz sold 2,371 units as compared to 3,892 units in the same month last year, down 39.1 per cent.
Sales of utility vehicles, including Vitara Brezza, S-Cross and Ertiga, were at at 23,108 units as compared to 20,764 units in the year-ago period, MSI said.
Exports in October were 5.7 per cent up at 9,158 units as against 8,666 units in the corresponding month last year, the company said.


THE SORCERESS
The Median XL: Ultimative sorceress class employs devastating spells and powerful wards to protect her should she choose to fight in melee combat.
BACKGROUND OF THE MEDIAN XL: ULTIMATIVE SORCERESS
The Zann Esu covens have always been regarded with suspicion by the other mage clans of Sanctuary. Although their mastery of elemental magic was undeniable, the witch covens keep away from society and adhere to strict ethical rules and their own religion of nature worship.
Their secluded lifestyle and mysterious powers gave rise to rumours among the common folk about hexcraft and a pact with the devil. Members of the covens were hunted down as witches and prosecuted by the Church until the witches finally fled deep into the forests to the underground city of Zann Rok, never to be seen again.
Now more myth than history, folk tales of the Zann Esu tell of haunting chants and dances to the full moon deep in the forest and unearthly spirits hunting down and slaying any witnesses to the spectacle...
BASE STATS
Strength : 10
Dexterity : 25
Vitality : 15 (65 life)
Energy : 35 (35 mana)
+35 life, +20 mana per level
Gains +2 life per point into vitality
Gains +4.5 mana per point into energy
PREFERRED WEAPONS
Sorceresses are adept at the use of magical staves and orbs as channelling foci for their spells. The smaller orbs are one-handed, enabling the spellcaster to carry a shield. However, staves are more efficient and allow the sorceress to cast her spells much faster.
Battlemage warriors are often seen wielding crystal swords or the Zann Esu’s mystical warp blades. A combination of channelling athame and war sword, warp blades create energy ripples that enable the wielder to strike multiple enemies in a single swing!
Base cast rate increased by 25% when wielding a staff (reduced number of frames).
See THIS PAGE for more information about Area Effect Attack.
PREFERRED ARMOUR
Because traditional warrior plate is cumbersome and impedes mobility and spell casting, the ancient mage clans created their own exotic designs that allow for easy movement and precise gestures. Though the knowledge to create this armour has been lost to the ages, you may come across one of the few surviving Eastern kazarghands, Khanduran lamellar plates or the splendid Kehjistani ceremonial armours...
ELEMENTAL SPECIALISATION
If a sorceress wishes to become a master of her arts, she must devote her studies and training to no more than two elemental powers.
The Zann Esu believe that magi who dabble in many arts at once lack the patience and discipline required to properly serve the elemental aspects of the Deity. Zann Esu neolytes are consecrated to two elements of nature at their rite of passage and are forbidden to study the other elements. Those who violate this sacred rule are excommunicated.
You can only learn two elements out of four (fire, cold, lightning, poison).
SKILLS
| Name | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| FIRE TREE | ||
| FLAMEFRONT | The novice of the flame learns to summon the elemental energies and bombard the ranks of her enemies with explosive bolts of flame. Effect: casts multiple exploding fireballs | |
| LIVING FLAME | The element of fire represents destruction, but also rebirth and renewal. By calling upon these aspects of the elemental flame, the initiate sorceress can rapidly mend her wounds. Passive effect: regenerates life and increases max life | |
| FLAMESTRIKE | Like a cleansing forest fire, this raging pillar of flame eradicates the demonic taint from the area, allowing the corrupted Earth to heal and new life to sprout from the ashes. Effect: calls down a blast of flame | |
| PYROBLAST | The sister of the flame summons a massive ball of fire and casts it at her demonic enemies. The globe bursts on impact, engulfing the enemy in her flames of vengeance. Effect: fireball that sets flame to the area around impact | |
| FIREDANCE | Queen of heaven, queen of hell, horned hunter of the night! The priestess calls upon the aspects of the twin deities in a circle of sacred fire to add her divine power to her spells. Effect: circle of flame increases spell damage | |
| LIGHTNING TREE | ||
| FORKED LIGHTNING | Before formally commencing their studies, novices of the storm are sent to observe the monsoons and commune with the sky spirits until the magic comes naturally to them. Effect: casts multiple snaking lightning bolts | |
| THUNDERSTONE | This mysterious mineral is found at the site of a lightning strike. It is a powerful natural piezo-electric capacitor and will unleash the charge from the bolt that created it when exposed to a physical shock. Effect: throw a rock that explodes into charged bolts on the ground | |
| TEMPEST | A cascade of static lightning arcs from the stormfury to nearby enemies, blasting through them and leaving only destruction and a high voltage glow in its wake. Effect: casts lightning bolts at all nearby enemies | |
| WARP ARMOR | A magnetic field protects the adept stormfury by deflecting swords and claws and mysteriously causing arrows to deviate from their path. Passive effect: increases defense rating and causes attacks to miss | |
| NOVA CHARGE | This ritual establishes a strong electrical charge between the caster and the earth. The approach of an unprotected enemy triggers a cascade of electrical blasts. Effect: periodically casts shock novas when enemies are nearby | |
| ICE TREE | ||
| SHATTER THE FLESH | Using this spell, the acolyte of winter causes the frozen heart of a fallen fiend to shatter and explode in a blast of freezing ice. Effect: detonates a corpse, freezing and damaging enemies | |
| FRIGID SPHERE | An improved version of the Frozen Orb, the Frigid Sphere spell eschews the mass shedding process and explodes at a point of the caster's choosing, focussing all of its energy into its final destructive blast. Effect: orb explodes at target point, causing massive damage | |
| SNOW QUEEN | Vengeance and the Goddess have in common that they are best served cold. Lowering her body temperature to glacial levels, the priestess of winter manifests a protective second skin of magical ice. Passive effect: increases defense and maximum health | |
| ABYSS | The adept of winter summons a whirling maelstrom of freezing ice and wind. Those standing in the eye of the storm are spared while her fury rages around them. Effect: surrounds target point with a spiral of frost | |
| SUMMON ICE ELEMENTALS | A follower of the path of winter never has to face evil alone, for the spirits of the Deity accompany and guide those who listen to their silent whispers. Effect: summons ice spirits with a freezing nova attack | |
| POISON TREE | ||
| LORENADO | Book curses are fearsome, but are not typically employed as combat magic. Developed on the first of Ostara as a deadly joke, this small energy twister blows a swirl of forbidden books into the enemy's face. Effect: advancing whirlwind of deadly books | |
| VENGEFUL POWER | An eye for an eye, a curse for a curse. Centuries of persecution and torture taught the Zann Esu the only law the ungifted live by. Passive effect: damages attackers, boosts spell damage, maximum life and damage resistance when struck | |
| MIASMA | This expanding field of sticky slime seems to have a life of its own, attaching itself to enemies and filling their thoughts with maddening hallucinations. Effect: field of poison that lowers attack rating and movement speed | |
| CARPET OF SPIDERS | The adept witch creates a magical cyst in an enemy of her choosing, which bursts into a deluge of poisonous giant tarantulas. Effect: a hundred spiders emerge from the target enemy | |
| HIVE | Those seeking to harm the witch queen are set upon by swarms of biting and stinging insects that mysteriously seem to appear out of thin air. Effect: periodically creates poisonous swarms when approached | |
| MANA (ARCANE) TREE | ||
| IMMERSION | Zann Esu who have dabbled in the forbidden by the Coven arcane magic, are capable of utilising their diminished mana reserves to inflict massive feedback damage. Effect: energy wave that deals damage based on lost mana | |
| FAMILIAR | Familiars are enchanted creatures kept to perform mundane tasks for the wizard and empower their magic. The Zann Esu adopted the black cat as their familiar of choice, polymorphed into a panther for battle purposes. Effect: black panther familiar with an aura that increases magic ability | |
| ARCANE TORRENT | Energy conversion from raw mana to elemental power may be fairly efficient, but the mystical force itself is a weapon in its own right. Effect: energy wave that deals damage based on the caster's mana | |
| MANA SWEEP | Magic users regenerate their powers by slowly absorbing mana from the environment. This spell greatly speeds up the process, causing a devastating pressure wave of energy that flattens nearby enemies. Effect: steals mana and damages enemies based on mana lost | |
| ANTIMASS | Adepts of the arcane utilise this mystical technique not simply to sustain themselves in battle, but also to fuel their enigmatic spells in order to devastate enemies when they least expect it. Effect: converts your mana to health | |
| MELEE TREE | ||
| MOONSTRIKE | This mystical combat technique uses the battlemage’s crystal weapon as a spell focus, creating a protective barrier that lasts for as long as she remains on the front line. Effect: melee attack that adds damage and increases life | |
| WRAITHSWORD | Battlemages who have fought for years in tandem with their crystal blades are attuned to the spirits dwelling within. They channel mystic powers to enhance their melee strikes with devastating effect. Effect: melee strike that explodes into ghostly blades | |
| FUSILLADE | A Zann Esu who has mastered traditional magic and the dance of the blade can project her will through the weapon to unleash the wraiths within at her foes as deadly steel manifestations Effect: trap that spits waves of bladed steel | |
| SUMMON BLADE SPIRITS | Those who are felled by the Battlemage’s blade return as ghostly specters to do battle for their new master in death. Effect: Zann swordwraiths that fight alongside you | |
| BLADESTORM | The victim of the battlemage’s fury is assaulted with a legion of immaterial blades, all that remains of an ancient army of raiders that was destroyed at the walls of Zann Rok. Effect: melee attack that unleashes homing magical swords |
UBERSKILLS
You may choose a single uberskill at character level 90 and above.
| Name | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| CHRONOFIELD | Time magic is forbidden by the ruling mage clans, but desperate times call for desperate measures. The time field slows down enemies to a relativistic crawl, making them easy prey. Effect: massively slows movement of enemies caught in the field | |
| WITCH BLOOD | There is more to spellcasting than knowing the incantations. One also needs to be born with the Gift, inherited from an ancient bloodline of witches. It follows that when the mage's blood is spilled, so vanishes her power. Passive effect: increases spell damage when life is full | |
| BANEBLADE | To protect themselves from the antimagic tricks of the witch hunters, the Zann Esu trained several of their people as arcane warriors, queens of the magical blade. Effect: improves melee combat ability and defense |
ENNEAD SKILL
After completing the Ennead Challenge and keeping the Class Charm in the inventory while at character level 90 and above, you can invest points in this skill.
See THIS PAGE for more information about the Ennead Challenge.
| Name | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| SYMBOL OF ESU | The symbol of the ancient witch queen is a specially crafted conductive adamantine moon crescent that
accumulates ambient energy from the magic in the environment, releasing it as a healing pulse when broken. Effect: create a symbol in the cube that instantly heals life and mana |
BLACK ROAD SKILL
After completing the Black Road Challenge and keeping the Class Charm in the inventory while at character level 90 and above, you can invest points in this skill.
See THIS PAGE for more information about the Black Road Challenge.
| Name | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| FORCE BLAST | The witch's voice coalesces into a wall of force and slams into the enemy ranks. The shockwave does not harm flesh or bones, but the shellshocked enemies may well be so confused they forget how to fight. Effect: wave of force that knocks back enemies and lowers damage |
INNATE SKILL
Sorceresses start with the following skill in their icon list.
| Name | Icon | Effect |
|---|---|---|
| FORCE WALL | Using this simple cantrip, the apprentice summons a wall of solid mana, keeping her enemies at a safe distance for a few precious seconds. Effect: wall of energy that repels enemies |


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activation = get_activation_fn(
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In this document we're going to expand on what we did in The RTS Prototype: Part 2 by extending the AIPlayer and unit datablock callbacks to call into a new set of decision-making scripts. These scripts will let our units do things like react to attacks, attack enemies that approach, assist friendly units, seek out ammo and health packs, and much more.
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One of the benefits of using the cloud to handle large computing workloads is virtually limitless scalability. In Microsoft Azure, you can create a cluster of virtual machines (VMs) networked to form a high-performance computing (HPC) cluster in a matter of minutes. If you need more computing power than the cluster can provide, you can scale up by creating a cluster with larger and more capable virtual machines (more cores, more RAM, etc.), or you can scale out by creating a cluster with more nodes.
In this lab, you will create a Linux cluster consisting of three virtual machines, or nodes — one master node and two worker nodes — and run a Python script on it to convert a batch of color images to grayscale. You will get first-hand experience deploying HPC clusters in Azure as well as managing and using the nodes in a cluster. And you will learn how easy it is to bring massive computing power to bear on problems that require it when you use the cloud.
To distribute the workload among all the nodes and cores in each cluster, the Python code that you will run to convert the images uses the Simple Linux Utility for Resource Management, also known as the SLURM Workload Manager or simply SLURM. SLURM is a free and open-source job scheduler for Linux that excels at distributing heavy computing workloads across clusters of machines and processors. It is used on more than half of the world's largest supercomputers and HPC clusters, and it enjoys widespread use in the research community for jobs that require significant compute resources.
In this hands-on lab, you will learn how to:
The following are required to complete this hands-on lab:
Click here to download a zip file containing the resources used in this lab. Copy the contents of the zip file into a folder on your hard disk.
This hands-on lab includes the following exercises:
Estimated time to complete this lab: 45 minutes.
The Azure Resource Manager allows you to provision complex groups of resources such as those comprising HPC clusters using declarative templates. A template contains a complete description of everything that makes up a resource group, including virtual machines, storage accounts, IP addresses, and other resources. Templates can include parameters that users are prompted to fill in each time a resource group is deployed. Templates can also invoke scripts to initialize resources to a known and consistent state. To learn more about Azure Resource Manager templates, refer to the documentation online.
In this exercise, you will use a deployment template built by the Azure team. This template creates a collection of virtual machines and all the resources required to form a SLURM HPC cluster from them. It is one of many useful templates on the Azure Quickstart Templates page and in the Quickstart templates GitHub repository.
The template you will use, which you can view here on GitHub, is titled "Deploy a slurm cluster." It performs the following steps:
Let's get started!
In your browser, navigate to https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/tree/master/slurm. In the middle of the page, click the Deploy to Azure button. This will load the template into a new instance of the Azure Portal. You may be asked to sign in again. If you are, sign in using your Microsoft account.
Deploying from GitHub
Click Edit template.
Editing the template
On Line 50, change the Ubuntu version number to 16.04-LTS if that isn't the version that's currently referenced. Then click the Save button to save the change.
Modifying the Ubuntu version number
Select Create new under Resource group and enter the resource-group name "ClusterResourceGroup" (without quotation marks). Under Location, select the location nearest you. Specify "azureuser" as the Admin User Name and "Azure4Research!" as the Admin Password. Leave Vm Size set to Standard_D1_v2 and set Scale Number to 2 to create a cluster containing two worker nodes. Then check the I agree to the terms and conditions stated above box and click the Purchase button at the bottom of the blade.
It is very important to specify "azureuser" as the admin user name, because the scripts that you will use to configure the cluster use that user name.
Deploying the cluster
Deploying the cluster can take 5 minutes or more. You can monitor the status of the deployment by opening the resource group's blade. Click Resource groups in the ribbon on the left. Then click the resource group created for the cluster.
Opening the resource group
Wait until "Deploying" changes to "Succeeded," indicating that the cluster has been successfully deployed. You can click the Refresh button at the top of the blade to refresh the deployment status.
Successful deployment
When the deployment completes successfully, you will see all the resources that comprise the cluster in the resource group. The next step is to create a couple of blob containers to hold the images that the cluster will process.
In a later exercise, you will run a Python script on the cluster to generate grayscale images from color images. That script requires a set of color images as well as two blob storage containers: one for input and one for output. In this exercise, you will use the Azure Portal to create the containers and upload the images.
Return to the Azure Portal and the blade for the resource group containing the cluster. Then click the storage account created for the cluster.
The storage-account name will vary for different users. This storage account holds the virtual hard disks (VHDs) and other resources used by the cluster.
Opening the storage account
Click Blobs to view a list of blob containers in the storage account.
Viewing blob containers
Click + Container. Type "input" (without quotation marks) into the Name field and click the OK button to create a container named "input."
Creating an "input" container
Repeat Step 3 to create a container named "output."
Click input to open the "input" container.
Opening the "input" container
Click Upload.
Uploading blobs to the "input" container
Click the Open button to the right of the Files box. Select all of the files in the "ColorImages" folder of the resources that accompany this lab. Then click the Upload button to upload color images to the "input" container.
Uploading color images
Wait until all of the uploads have completed. Then close the "Upload blob" blade and return to the blade for the "input" container. Confirm that the container now contains a collection of .jpg and .png blobs, and click the blob named Consoles_superhero_1920x768.jpg.
Opening a blob in the "input" container
Click Download to download the blob.
Downloading an image blob
Confirm that you see the color image below.
The downloaded blob
You now have containers to hold input and output and a collection of color images in the input container. The next step is to update the Python script that will be used to process the images.
With the SLURM cluster up and running and the images uploaded to blob storage, you are now ready to modify the Python script that processes the images with information enabling it to access the storage account. The script is named slurmdemo.py and is included in lab resources. You can use any text editor that you're comfortable with. There is no need to be concerned about how line breaks are encoded, because after uploading these scripts to the cluster's master node, you will run a utility to insert Linux-style line breaks into each script.
Return to the Azure Portal and to the resource group containing the cluster. In the resource group's blade, click the storage account to open a blade for the storage account.
Opening the storage account
In the storage-account blade, click Access keys.
Viewing the storage account's access keys
Click the Copy button to the right of Storage account name to copy the storage account's name to the clipboard.
Copying the storage account's name
Navigate to the directory where you copied the lab resources. Then open slurmdemo.py in a text editor and find the following section near the top of the file:
#######################################################
# Update these two variables to those for your account.
#######################################################
ACCOUNT_NAME = 'account_name'
ACCOUNT_KEY = 'account_key'
#######################################################
Replace account_name with the storage-account name that you copied to the clipboard. Make sure the account name is enclosed in single quotes.
Return to the Azure Portal and click the Copy button to the right of key1 to copy the storage account's primary access key to the clipboard.
Copying the storage account's primary access key
In slurmdemo.py, replace account_key with the access key that you copied to the clipboard. Make sure it is enclosed in single quotes. The modified code will look something like this:
#######################################################
# Update these two variables to those for your account.
#######################################################
ACCOUNT_NAME = 'o7fihyuggqyek'
ACCOUNT_KEY = 'qFndvj3/a6O/dHYQ1FfKU+9K04AzOIRz2/5R...'
#######################################################
Save your changes to slurmdemo.py and close the text editor.
You've updated the Python script with the necessary information. Now you're ready for the next step: configuring the SLURM cluster and using it to process the images. If you're running macOS or Linux, proceed to Exercise 4. If you are running Windows, skip to Exercise 5.
In this exercise, you will upload the Python script and a pair of setup scripts to the master node of the SLURM cluster and use them to configure the cluster and run the job.
The deployment template that you used to create the SLURM cluster created an IP address and a publicly addressable DNS name for the master node. To find the node's DNS name, open the blade for the resource group that holds the cluster. Then click publicip.
Opening the publicip resource
Place the cursor over the DNS name. When a Copy button appears, click it to copy the DNS name to the clipboard.
Copying the DNS name to the clipboard
Open a terminal window and navigate to the directory containing the Python script you modified in Exercise 3.
Execute the following command in the terminal window to copy the script files to the cluster, replacing masterDNS with the DNS name on the clipboard. When prompted, enter the admin password for the cluster ("Azure4Research!").
scp * azureuser@masterDNS:.
Because this is the first time you have connected to the master node, you will be prompted with a security warning asking if you want to update the cached key. Since the host is one you created, answer yes.
The next step is to establish an SSH connection to the master node. Execute the following command in the terminal window, replacing masterDNS with the DNS name on the clipboard. When prompted, enter the admin password for the cluster ("Azure4Research!").
ssh azureuser@masterDNS
To be certain that the script files contain Linux-style line endings ("/r" rather than "/r/n"), execute the following commands in the terminal window to install and run the dos2unix conversion program:
sudo apt-get install dos2unix
dos2unix *
Now execute the command below in the terminal window to configure the nodes in the cluster. It typically takes about 5 minutes to run.
sh setup.sh
Once setup.sh has finished, it is time to put the cluster to work converting the color images in the "input" container into grayscale images in the "output" container. Use the following command to start the job:
python slurmdemo.py
Next, you'll check the output to verify that the job ran correctly. Since Exercise 5 is for Windows users only, proceed directly to Exercise 6.
In this exercise, you will upload the Python script and a pair of setup scripts to the master node of the SLURM cluster and use them to configure the cluster and run the job. To remote into the cluster, you'll use a popular Windows SSH client named PuTTY. If you haven't already installed PuTTY, download the MSI and install it now.
The deployment template that you used to create the SLURM cluster created an IP address and a publicly addressable DNS name for the master node. To find the node's DNS name, open the blade for the resource group that holds the cluster. Then click publicip.
Opening the publicip resource
Place the cursor over the DNS name. When a Copy button appears, click it to copy the DNS name to the clipboard.
Copying the DNS name to the clipboard
Open a Command Prompt window and navigate to the directory containing the Python script you modified in Exercise 3.
To copy files to the master node, you will use PuTTY's Secure Copy utility, pscp.exe. Execute the following command in the Command Prompt window, replacing masterDNS with the DNS name on the clipboard. When prompted, enter the admin password for the cluster ("Azure4Research!").
pscp * azureuser@masterDNS:.
Because this is the first time you have connected to the master node, you will be prompted with a security warning asking if you want to update the cached key. Since the host is one you created, answer yes.
Start PuTTY and paste the DNS name into the Host Name (or IP address) field. Then click the Open button to initiate a Secure Shell (SSH) connection.
Connecting with PuTTY
A PuTTY terminal window will appear and you will be prompted to login as. Log in with the user name ("azureuser") and password ("Azure4Research!") you entered into the deployment template in Exercise 1.
To be certain that the script files contain Linux-style line endings ("/r" rather than "/r/n"), execute the following commands in the PuTTY terminal window to install and run the dos2unix conversion program:
sudo apt-get install dos2unix
dos2unix *
Now execute the command below in the PuTTY terminal window to configure the nodes in the cluster. It typically takes about 5 minutes to run.
sh setup.sh
Once setup.sh has finished, it is time to put the cluster to work converting the color images in the "input" container into grayscale images in the "output" container. Execute the following command in the PuTTY terminal window to start the job:
python slurmdemo.py
Next, you'll check the output to verify that the job ran correctly.
If the job ran successfully, the grayscale images generated from the color images in the input container will be in the output container you created in Exercise 2. In this exercise, you will check the contents of that container.
Return to the Azure Portal and the blade for the resource group containing the cluster. Then click the storage account created for the cluster.
Opening the storage account
Click Blobs to view a list of blob containers in the storage account.
Viewing blob containers
Click output to open the "output" container.
Opening the "output" container
Click the blob named Consoles_superhero_1920x768.2.jpg.
Opening a converted image
Click Download to download the blob.
Downloading a converted image
When the downloaded image opens, confirm that it's a grayscale image, not a color image. To be sure, download a few other images, too. If the images are grayscale, congratulations! You have a working SLURM cluster.
The converted image
You now know how to deploy and configure SLURM clusters and run jobs on them. But when those clusters aren't being used, you should shut them down to avoid incurring unnecessary charges. The next exercise explains how.
When virtual machines are running, you are being charged — even if the VMs are idle. Therefore, it's advisable to stop virtual machines when they are not in use. You will still be charged for storage, but that cost is typically insignificant compared to the cost of an active VM. The Azure Portal makes it easy to stop virtual machines. VMs that you stop are easily started again later so you can pick up right where you left off.
Return to the blade for the resource group containing the cluster. Then click worker0 to open a blade for the virtual machine named "worker0."
Opening a virtual machine
Click the Stop button to stop the virtual machine.
Stopping a virtual machine
Repeat this process to stop the virtual machines named "worker1" and "master."
You can stop and start virtual machines in the Azure portal, but if you have a lot of VMs, that's not very efficient. In the real world, you might prefer to use an Azure CLI or PowerShell script to enumerate all the VMs in a resource group and start or stop them all. For more information on scripting the Azure CLI, see the section entitled "How to script the Azure CLI for Mac, Linux, and Windows" in Install and Configure the Azure CLI. If you prefer visual tools to command-line tools, you can use Azure Automation to automate VM operations.
Resource groups are a useful feature of Azure because they simplify the task of managing related resources. One of the most practical reasons to use resource groups is that deleting a resource group deletes all of the resources it contains. Rather than delete those resources one by one, you can delete them all at once.
In this exercise, you will delete the resource group created in Exercise 1 when you created the SLURM cluster. Deleting the resource group deletes everything in it and prevents any further charges from being incurred for it.
Return to the blade for the cluster's resource group. Then click the Delete resource group button at the top of the blade.
Deleting a resource group
For safety, you are required to type in the resource group's name. (Once deleted, a resource group cannot be recovered.) Type the name of the resource group. Then click the Delete button to remove all traces of this lab from your account.
After a few minutes, the cluster and all of its resources will be deleted. Billing stops when you click the Delete button, so you're not charged for the time required to delete the cluster. Similarly, billing doesn't start until a cluster is fully and successfully deployed.
In this hands-on lab, you learned how to:
It is much easier to deploy a SLURM cluster in Azure than to install and configure a physical SLURM cluster. This is one of the ways in which cloud computing benefits researchers: it allows you to quickly and easily deploy the resources you need, when you need them, pay only for the resources you use, and delete them when they are no longer necessary.
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Resources referenced by JNDI names often must be mapped into the names of the resources as deployed in the server. This allows resource programmers to choose names without regard to the server's configuration. Deployment plans contain the information necessary to map the names chosen to resources deployed in the server.
References must be defined in the following order.
Use the <ejb-ref> to map a reference to an EJB's remote home interface. Choose one of the following templates.
Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies>.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the ejb-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the remote home interface name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the ejb-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Use the <ejb-local-ref> to map a reference to an EJB's local home interface. Choose one of the following templates.
Choose this template when the referenced local home interface can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies>.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the ejb-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Choose this template when the referenced remote home interface can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the remote home interface name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the ejb-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Use the <service-ref> element to map a reference to a Web service. Choose one of the following templates.
Use this template when the WSDL for the referenced Web service is complete. This reference will target only the ports listed.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the service-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Use this template when the WSDL for the referenced service is not complete. The elements specified here will provide the information needed to complete the WSDL.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the service-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Use the <resource-ref> element to map a reference to a URL or a connector's connection factory Choose one of the following templates.
Choose this template when the reference is for a URL.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the resource-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Choose this template when the reference is used to find a connection factory that can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies>. Typically, this will be a JDBC or JMS connection factory, but it could be any connection factory from a Java EE connector with an <outbound-resourceadapter>.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the resource-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Choose this template when the referenced connection factory can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the connection factory name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <[dependencies> this template will remove any ambiguity.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the resource-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Use the <resource-env-ref> to map a reference to a Java connector's administered object. If you are deploying an asset that uses Java EE 1.3 conventions for its Java EE deployment descriptors, this can also be used to map JMS topics and queues, but for any asset that follows Java EE 1.4 connections or better, the <message-destination> element should be used instead.
Choose this template when the reference is used to find an administered object that can be found by searching in your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies>.
where
java:/comp/env/name
and it should map to the resource-ref-name
provided in the Java EE deployment descriptor.Choose this template when the referenced administered object can only be found with additional selection criterion. For example, if the administered object name is not unique within your module's EAR (when the module is included in an EAR) or your module's <dependencies>, this template will remove any ambiguity.
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This sublibrary contains functions to compute often used
mathematical operators that cannot be expressed analytically.
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Description |
| erf |
Error function erf(u) = 2/sqrt(pi)*Integral_0_u
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| erfc |
Complementary error function erfc(u) = 1 - erf(u) |
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When choosing which metrics you want to track, you have to consider what is being measured, and the strength of the evidence for impact.
Ask yourself: what am I trying to prove?
Citation Counts
The pure number of times that your data or publication has been cited.
Confidence: mid-to-low; not a true measure because papers/datasets may be cited for reasons other than acknowledging influence (refutation, etc.)
H-Index
A measure of impact derived from citation counts: researchers have an index h if exactly h of their published papers have been cited h or more times.
Confidence: high; have to produce highly cited papers in quantity to score well.
Page Views
The number of times the publication and/or dataset catalog page has been viewed.
Confidence: mid; indicates of the level of interest in the dataset, and the level of awareness of its existence.
Download Counts
The number of times the publication and/or dataset catalog page has been downloaded.
Confidence: mid-high; indicates a strong level of interest in the data, but the metric doesn't reveal how the downloaded data was used.
Journal Impact Factor (JIF)
Gauges impact of a journal in a given year, defined as the number of citations received by papers published in the journal the preceding two years. Officially calculated by Thomson Reuters.
Confidence: low; it’s often used as a proxy measure for other things.
Post Publication Peer Review
A method of quality control where articles/datasets are reviewed after publication.
Confidence: low; more concerned with quality control than impact, but the nature of these reviews may reveal evidence of impact.
Bibliographic Managers
Services such as Mendeley, Zotero, CiteULike, and BibSonomy allow users to record online resources for their own reference or to recommend them to others.
Confidence: mid-to-low; rec feature weighs more heavily than simply adding to a bibliography.
Social Media Links
When a dataset or publication is mentioned on social media such as Twitter, blogs, Facebook ,etc.
Confidence: mid-to-low; the tone of the post is important but if people want to share with the WWW, it’s likely the research has had an impact on them.
an article-centered service which monitors sources for mentions of scholarly articles
then computes its findings into a score to indicate quality and quantity of attention
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Place your data with repositories that track use (at least downloads, preferably citations)
Publish with journals and presses that deploy metric-enabling metadata
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When you publish, you should make the underlying data available in a repository that issues DOIs! You then link that DOI in your "Supplementary Materials" section!
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You can also submit your data to a peer-reviewed data journal! These all issue DOIs and will associate your data with the corresponding publication.
Examples:
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EastEnders fans beg for Slaters to be killed off like the Owen family
Later Slaters!?
by Helen FearWalford said goodbye to the last remaining member of the Owen family this week, and some EastEnders fans have begged the soap to get rid of another family too!

Read more: Former EastEnders star Shaun Williamson reveals he's being haunted by a ghost
Viewers were shellshocked when the huge vehicle hit her as she walked across the road, believing she could hear her dead son Hunter calling her.
As fans flocked to pay tribute to the character, and the departing actress Tamzin Outhwaite, others noted the Owen family were no more after her husband Steve and son Hunter all died in tragic circumstances.
Even actor Martin Kemp, who left the soap in 2002 when his character Steve was blown up in a car, remarked on the death of the last Owen.
Read more: EastEnders fans predict yet another twist in Sharon baby plot after Lisa reveals truth
He wrote: "So the Owens come to an end!!! Now just part of EastEnders history, congrats to everyone on the show, taking ongoing drama back to its best!"
Other fans were already jumping to the next storyline, though, with one hoping the Slater family could be axed next.
Writing on Digital Spy Forums, one viewer said: "So Kate Oates has destroyed the Owen family, can she please do the same with the Slater family?"
Another fan agreed, but joked: "You do realise there are at least 10 characters that Kate Oates has to kill off just to wipe the family from EastEnders for good?"
A third piped up with a suggestion: "They could hire a large boat on the Thames for a party and there is an explosion on board where everyone on board dies either in the explosion or drowning, if you add the families of Carter, Taylor, Fowler, Beale and Mitchell as well we could have a new start."
The feeling isn't actually new, with someone tweeting last year: "You know how they could improve #EastEnders?
However there was one soap geek who observed that Mel wasn't actually the last Owen standing...
One wrote: "There's always Steve's mad sister Jackie. Whatever happened to her?"
In fact, Jacqueline Owen made her first appearance in September 1999 as the older sister of Albert Square villain Steve.
Portrayed by Race Davies, she appeared for only four months when her brother was standing trial for the murder of Saskia Duncan - and kept her relation to Steve secret at first.
When she left in 2000, after her character's domestic abuse storyline with Gianni, Race said:, "I've really enjoyed myself working on EastEnders but I feel that I've done as much as I can on the show and I'm looking forward to new challenges."
Race went on to star as Christine Carpenter in Hollyoaks.
Which family would you most like to see axed from EastEnders? Let us know on our Facebook page @EntertaimentDailyFix .


Abi doesn't like to tinker with software,
which means that they might not find features
that aren't apparent. Abi would rather follow step-by-step tutorials,
and typically avoids troublesome features or commands.
Abi doesn't particularly like tinkering with software
(ie, just trying out new features or commands to see what they do) when
they use
software in their work tasks. Instead,
they prefer
following step-by-step tutorials and wizards.
(However, when Abi does tinker, it has positive effects on
their understanding of the software.)
When software features/commands cause problems for Abi, theytend to blame
theirself and, if
they can, Abi then
just avoids those troublesome features/commands. Abi then
uses work-arounds that involve using only features/commands
theyare familiar with already.


Trevor Hamel | UX - Web Developer
Experience:
December 2010 - Present
Web Development
- Multiple corporate sites and Micro-Sites deployed
- Front end development utilizing: HTML5, CSS, Wordpress, and Bootstrap
- MySQL database management and modifications
- Focus on responsive designs and mobile user engagment
Web Analytics Including:
- Customer capture via web form
- Google page analytics tracking page views and traffic sources
- Click/Pageview tracking gathering content engagement and placement effectiveness
- User based tracking - target marketing/tracking based on user preferences
Email Marketing and Template Development
- focus on mobile platforms and responsive designs
Collateral Generation
- Creative content generation for print and digital advertising and marketing materials
Marketing Reports and Forecasts
- Market reports and marketing forecasts based on real-time analytics and market forces
- Full marketing schedule and budgets with ROI studies
IT and Systems Administration
- Deployed and managed Microsoft Server 2008
- Deployed and Managed Linux phone server and telecommunications equipment
- Deployed and managed onsite file back-up and management systems
- Deployed and managed subversion server and code repositories both onsite and in the cloud
August 2012 - January 2013
Print to Digital Conversion
- Facilitate conversion from printed ro digital media
- Review and impliment digital content managment systems
- Develop new web-based collateral options
- Develop customer portal/web-interface
Email Marketing
- Build campaign specific HTML5 based emails
- Integrate code with tracking analytics software (Silverpop)
- Optimize HTML for mobile browsers
Print Content Generation
- Design and generate collateral for print catelogs and flyers
- Manage print projects (30K-250K) from conception to execution
September 2007 - December 2010
Technincal Support and Engineering
- - Assisted customers in diagnosis and setup of telecommunication equipment in Linux environments.
- - Work with engineers developing and testing Linux code and scripting
- - Performed system diagnostics and inspection on outgoing Linux servers and telecommunications
Web Development
- - Developed new corporate website utilizing Joomla CMS for back end management
- - Integrated Google analytic tracking into website for sales and marketing analytics
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The Extinction Rebellion subgroup Grey Power stood outside City Hall on Friday morning with their mouths taped shut and holding signs calling for action on climate change, following revelations the Queensland Human Rights Commission is investigating the council's ban.
Cr Schrinner announced in October that public libraries would no longer accept bookings from Extinction Rebellion and other activist groups for meeting rooms, insisting the group were plotting illegal activities.
Activist Miree Le Roy made a complaint to the Human Rights Commission last month, which the commission accepted for investigation earlier this week.
The council and Ms Le Roy will now have to participate in compulsory conciliation to address the issue in late December.
As about 30 activists stood outside City Hall, some passers-by joined in or stopped to ask what was happening.
Ms Le Roy said the activists believed the ban was "100 per cent" discriminatory and was treating Brisbane ratepayers who were also protesters with disrespect, labelling them "anarchists".
"Effectively what they're trying to do is to single out groups of people in the community who have genuine concerns, in this case about climate change in particular, and stop them using facilities to organise protests or information sessions," she said.
"Extinction Rebellion is a non-violent direct action group, so one of the messages that the council has tried to send out is these are violent groups. They're not violent groups.
"They are ratepayers, they are really concerned about the climate and they need to wake people up, we need to wake people up.


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renamed it to Oil Energy Co Ltd (OECL). In this transaction Oil Energy has inherited a long years of experience in
downstream business counting up since the year of 1950. Earlier, the origin of the company was Mobil Oil Sudan
which was operating in Sudan since 1950 , and till totally acquired by Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) in
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Our Mission
To provide superior/excellent quality products and services.
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with our valuable clients.


Actions, resources, and condition keys for AWS App Mesh Preview
AWS App Mesh Preview (service prefix:
appmesh-preview
) provides the following service-specific resources, actions, and condition context keys for use in IAM permission policies.
References:
-
Learn how to configure this service .
-
View a list of the API operations available for this service .
-
Learn how to secure this service and its resources by using IAM permission policies.
Topics
Actions defined by AWS App Mesh Preview
You can specify the following actions in the
Action
element of an IAM policy statement. Use policies to grant permissions to perform an operation in AWS. When you use an action in a policy, you usually allow or deny access to the API operation or CLI command with the same name. However, in some cases, a single action controls access to more than one operation. Alternatively, some operations require several different actions.
The
Resource types
column of the Actions table indicates whether each action supports resource-level permissions. If there is no value for this column, you must specify all resources ("*") to which the policy applies in the
Resource
element of your policy statement. If the column includes a resource type, then you can specify an ARN of that type in a statement with that action. If the action has one or more required resources, the caller must have permission to use the action with those resources. Required resources are indicated in the table with an asterisk (*). If you limit resource access with the
Resource
element in an IAM policy, you must include an ARN or pattern for each required resource type. Some actions support multiple resource types. If the resource type is optional (not indicated as required), then you can choose to use one of the optional resource types.
The
Condition keys
column of the Actions table includes keys that you can specify in a policy statement's
Condition
element. For more information on the condition keys that are associated with resources for the service, see the
Condition keys
column of the Resource types table.
For details about the columns in the following table, see Actions table .
| Actions | Description | Access level | Resource types (*required) | Condition keys | Dependent actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CreateGatewayRoute | Grants permission to create a gateway route that is associated with a virtual gateway | Write | |||
| CreateMesh | Grants permission to create a service mesh | Write | |||
| CreateRoute | Grants permission to create a route that is associated with a virtual router | Write | |||
| CreateVirtualGateway | Grants permission to create a virtual gateway within a service mesh | Write | |||
| CreateVirtualNode | Grants permission to create a virtual node within a service mesh | Write | |||
| CreateVirtualRouter | Grants permission to create a virtual router within a service mesh | Write | |||
| CreateVirtualService | Grants permission to create a virtual service within a service mesh | Write | |||
| DeleteGatewayRoute | Grants permission to delete an existing gateway route | Write | |||
| DeleteMesh | Grants permission to delete an existing service mesh | Write | |||
| DeleteRoute | Grants permission to delete an existing route | Write | |||
| DeleteVirtualGateway | Grants permission to delete an existing virtual gateway | Write | |||
| DeleteVirtualNode | Grants permission to delete an existing virtual node | Write | |||
| DeleteVirtualRouter | Grants permission to delete an existing virtual router | Write | |||
| DeleteVirtualService | Grants permission to delete an existing virtual service | Write | |||
| DescribeGatewayRoute | Grants permission to describe an existing gateway route | Read | |||
| DescribeMesh | Grants permission to describe an existing service mesh | Read | |||
| DescribeRoute | Grants permission to describe an existing route | Read | |||
| DescribeVirtualGateway | Grants permission to describe an existing virtual gateway | Read | |||
| DescribeVirtualNode | Grants permission to describe an existing virtual node | Read | |||
| DescribeVirtualRouter | Grants permission to describe an existing virtual router | Read | |||
| DescribeVirtualService | Grants permission to describe an existing virtual service | Read | |||
| ListGatewayRoutes | Grants permission to list existing gateway routes in a service mesh | List | |||
| ListMeshes | Grants permission to list existing service meshes | List | |||
| ListRoutes | Grants permission to list existing routes in a service mesh | List | |||
| ListVirtualGateways | Grants permission to list existing virtual gateways in a service mesh | List | |||
| ListVirtualNodes | Grants permission to list existing virtual nodes | List | |||
| ListVirtualRouters | Grants permission to list existing virtual routers in a service mesh | List | |||
| ListVirtualServices | Grants permission to list existing virtual services in a service mesh | List | |||
| StreamAggregatedResources | Grants permission to receive streamed resources for an App Mesh endpoint (VirtualNode/VirtualGateway) | Read | |||
| UpdateGatewayRoute | Grants permission to update an existing gateway route for a specified service mesh and virtual gateway | Write | |||
| UpdateMesh | Grants permission to update an existing service mesh | Write | |||
| UpdateRoute | Grants permission to update an existing route for a specified service mesh and virtual router | Write | |||
| UpdateVirtualGateway | Grants permission to update an existing virtual gateway in a specified service mesh | Write | |||
| UpdateVirtualNode | Grants permission to update an existing virtual node in a specified service mesh | Write | |||
| UpdateVirtualRouter | Grants permission to update an existing virtual router in a specified service mesh | Write | |||
| UpdateVirtualService | Grants permission to update an existing virtual service in a specified service mesh | Write | |||
Resource types defined by AWS App Mesh Preview
The following resource types are defined by this service and can be used in the
Resource
element of IAM permission policy statements. Each action in the
Actions table
identifies the resource types that can be specified with that action. A resource type can also define which condition keys you can include in a policy. These keys are displayed in the last column of the Resource types table. For details about the columns in the following table, see
Resource types table
.
| Resource types | ARN | Condition keys |
|---|---|---|
| mesh |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}
|
|
| virtualService |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualService/$
{
VirtualServiceName}
|
|
| virtualNode |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualNode/$
{
VirtualNodeName}
|
|
| virtualRouter |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualRouter/$
{
VirtualRouterName}
|
|
| route |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualRouter/$
{
VirtualRouterName}/route/$
{
RouteName}
|
|
| virtualGateway |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualGateway/$
{
VirtualGatewayName}
|
|
| gatewayRoute |
arn:$
{
Partition}:appmesh-preview:$
{
Region}:$
{
Account}:mesh/$
{
MeshName}/virtualGateway/$
{
VirtualGatewayName}/gatewayRoute/$
{
GatewayRouteName}
|
Condition keys for AWS App Mesh Preview
App Mesh Preview has no service-specific context keys that can be used in the
Condition
element of policy statements. For the list of the global context keys that are available to all services, see
Available keys for conditions
.


This document includes scripts and text analysis to support the reproducibility review at the AGILE conference 2020, in Chania, Greece - “Geospatial Technologies: seeding the future”. The physical conference was cancelled due to the COVID-19 crisis. The full papers were already reviewed at the time the decision to cancel was taken, so these are still published. However, short papers and posters were not sent out to review but are included here in the summary statistics.
Find out more online about reproducible publications at AGILE and the review process, and visit the Reproducible AGILE website: https://reproducible-agile.github.io/. The code of this document is published on GitHub in the repository reproducible-agile/reviews-2020, where you can inspect the R code in the file agile-2020-papers.Rmd
and find instructions for reproducing the workflow. The report parameter private_info
can be set to yes
to show information which cannot be shared publicly, such as author names, titles, or excerpts of not accepted submissions, and to upload review files to private shares, which requires authentication.
Retrieve all information about submissions from the EasyChair submissions system. The full submission information is not included in the public rendering of this report.
if(is.na(Sys.getenv("easychair_username", unset = NA)) || is.na(Sys.getenv("easychair_password", unset = NA))) {
stop("Provide login details for EasyChair (e.g., in a file `.Renviron`) in environment variables",
"`easychair_username` and `easychair_password`")
}
# with help from https://github.com/kaytwo/easierchair/blob/master/scrape_easychair.py
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/23202522/r-httr-post-request-for-signing-in
login_response <- NULL
if(is.null(login_response)) {
login_response <- httr::POST(url = "https://easychair.org/account/verify",
body = list(name = Sys.getenv("easychair_username"),
password = Sys.getenv("easychair_password")),
encode = "form")
}
| type | n |
|---|---|
| Full-paper | 30 |
| Poster | 18 |
| Short-paper | 49 |
The paper PDFs are downloaded from EasyChair directly using the links provided in the submission overview table.
The text is extracted from PDFs and it is processed to create a tidy data structure without stop words. The stop words include specific words, which might be included in the page header, abbreviations, and terms particular to scientific articles, such as figure
.
About 49 % of the words are considered stop words.
The following table shows how many words and non-stop words each document has, sorted by number of non-stop words. The id
is built from the file name plus a prefix: for full papers, it is the left-padded submission number and the prefix fp_
;
| type | words | non-stop words |
|---|---|---|
| Short-paper | 2295 | 1130 |
| Full-paper | 5798 | 2672 |
| Full-paper | 6065 | 2810 |
| Full-paper | 7365 | 3479 |
| Full-paper | 5735 | 2833 |
| Full-paper | 5410 | 2558 |
| Full-paper | 8309 | 4237 |
| Full-paper | 6376 | 2979 |
| Full-paper | 5751 | 2928 |
| Full-paper | 7185 | 3468 |
| Full-paper | 8837 | 4399 |
| Full-paper | 7430 | 3793 |
| Full-paper | 7067 | 3533 |
| Full-paper | 6316 | 2648 |
| Full-paper | 6575 | 3344 |
| Full-paper | 5463 | 2642 |
| Full-paper | 6758 | 3359 |
| Full-paper | 5740 | 2910 |
| Full-paper | 8902 | 4237 |
| Full-paper | 7138 | 3511 |
| Full-paper | 6243 | 2819 |
| Full-paper | 8968 | 4452 |
| Full-paper | 5335 | 2678 |
| Poster | 970 | 453 |
| Full-paper | 7559 | 3562 |
| Full-paper | 11797 | 5345 |
| Full-paper | 5182 | 2668 |
| Full-paper | 6641 | 3319 |
| Full-paper | 7186 | 3504 |
| Full-paper | 5949 | 3047 |
| Full-paper | 6053 | 2927 |
| Poster | 1047 | 514 |
| Full-paper | 6156 | 2734 |
| Short-paper | 4325 | 2082 |
| Short-paper | 2987 | 1503 |
| Short-paper | 2770 | 1378 |
| Short-paper | 2622 | 1297 |
| Short-paper | 2539 | 1259 |
| Poster | 1092 | 609 |
| Short-paper | 2852 | 1293 |
| Short-paper | 3037 | 1555 |
| Short-paper | 3230 | 1606 |
| Short-paper | 3338 | 1750 |
| Short-paper | 3418 | 1613 |
| Poster | 3371 | 1497 |
| Short-paper | 3157 | 1548 |
| Short-paper | 2636 | 1291 |
| Poster | 844 | 427 |
| Poster | 624 | 352 |
| Poster | 993 | 543 |
| Short-paper | 5771 | 3076 |
| Short-paper | 3783 | 2147 |
| Short-paper | 3831 | 1868 |
| Poster | 1094 | 561 |
| Short-paper | 3334 | 1612 |
| Poster | 1036 | 493 |
| Short-paper | 3609 | 1788 |
| Short-paper | 3193 | 1622 |
| Short-paper | 3234 | 1644 |
| Poster | 1332 | 681 |
| Poster | 805 | 424 |
| Short-paper | 4804 | 2248 |
| Short-paper | 2813 | 1245 |
| Short-paper | 3224 | 1379 |
| Short-paper | 4029 | 2178 |
| Poster | 705 | 373 |
| Short-paper | 2716 | 1254 |
| Short-paper | 2602 | 1372 |
| Short-paper | 4923 | 2270 |
| Poster | 1247 | 549 |
| Short-paper | 4151 | 2206 |
| Poster | 1051 | 503 |
| Poster | 1080 | 516 |
| Poster | 1143 | 563 |
| Short-paper | 3087 | 1488 |
| Short-paper | 3500 | 1812 |
| Poster | 1172 | 597 |
| Short-paper | 2946 | 1467 |
| Short-paper | 3166 | 1576 |
| Short-paper | 2978 | 1434 |
| Short-paper | 2997 | 1569 |
| Short-paper | 3506 | 1807 |
| Short-paper | 3054 | 1559 |
| Poster | 597 | 286 |
| Short-paper | 3413 | 1778 |
| Short-paper | 3891 | 1836 |
| Short-paper | 3239 | 1502 |
| Short-paper | 3539 | 1761 |
| Short-paper | 4134 | 2028 |
| Short-paper | 2856 | 1337 |
| Short-paper | 3532 | 1782 |
| Short-paper | 2891 | 1330 |
| Short-paper | 5633 | 2731 |
| Short-paper | 3720 | 1862 |
| Short-paper | 3341 | 1813 |
| Short-paper | 4243 | 2425 |
| Short-paper | 4988 | 2431 |
| FP:30|PO:18|SP:49 | 395369 | 193878 |
According the the AGILE Reproducible Paper Guidelines, all authors must add a Data and Software Availability section to their paper. The guidelines themselves are not mandatory yet in 2020, but let’s see how many authors did include the statement. This detection naturally relies on the loaded texts with stop words.
18 papers have the section in question, that is 19 % of all submissions. Here are the statistics per submission type:
| type | submissions | n | % |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-paper | 30 | 11 | 36.7 |
| Short-paper | 49 | 7 | 14.3 |
| Poster | 18 | NA | NA |
For the following table and figure, the word stems were extracted based on a stemming algorithm from package quanteda
. The word cloud is based on 396 unique words occuring each at least 100 times, all in all occuring 97991 times which comprises 51 % of non-stop words.
| place | wordstem | n | # papers | % papers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | data | 3251 | 95 | 98 |
| 2 | model | 1518 | 88 | 91 |
| 3 | spatial | 1335 | 92 | 95 |
| 4 | inform | 1025 | 90 | 93 |
| 5 | time | 1013 | 89 | 92 |
| 6 | user | 996 | 62 | 64 |
| 7 | result | 960 | 93 | 96 |
| 8 | map | 943 | 79 | 81 |
| 9 | studi | 870 | 89 | 92 |
| 10 | process | 846 | 78 | 80 |
| 11 | citi | 756 | 55 | 57 |
| 12 | analysi | 714 | 80 | 82 |
| 13 | locat | 691 | 79 | 81 |
| 14 | method | 671 | 85 | 88 |
| 15 | urban | 663 | 59 | 61 |
| 16 | system | 650 | 82 | 85 |
| 17 | type | 626 | 76 | 78 |
| 18 | level | 595 | 71 | 73 |
| 19 | https | 586 | 72 | 74 |
| 20 | develop | 582 | 83 | 86 |
There is “accept” and “conditionally accept” (after second review)!
| decision | count |
|---|---|
| ACCEPT | 23 |
| REJECT | 7 |
| papers | n |
|---|---|
| submitted | 30 |
| submitted with DASA | 11 |
| accepted | 23 |
| accepted with DASA | 11 |
| conditionally accepted | 0 |
| conditionally accepted with DASA | 0 |
| rejected with DASA | 0 |
Reproducibility review of: FULL PAPER TITLE
This document is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. All contained code is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.
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SA2
Section: Linux User's Manual (8)Updated: JULY 2007
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
sa2 - Write a daily report in the /var/log/sa directory.SYNOPSIS
/usr/lib64/sa/sa2DESCRIPTION
The sa2 command is a shell procedure variant of the sar command which writes a daily report in the /var/log/sa/sardd file, where the dd parameter indicates the current day. The sa2 command handles all of the flags and parameters of the sar command.The sa2 command is designed to be started automatically by the cron command.
EXAMPLES
To run the sa2 command daily, place the following entry in your root or adm crontab file:5 19 * * 1-5 /usr/lib64/sa/sa2 -A &
This will generate a daily report called /var/log/sa/sardd It will also remove reports more than one week old.
FILES
/var/log/sa/sardd- Indicate the daily report file, where the dd parameter is a number representing the day of the month.
AUTHOR
Sebastien Godard (sysstat <at> orange.fr)SEE ALSO
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Sebi issues circular on Aadhaar e-KYC for investors
by PTIHighlights
- Sebi-registered intermediaries and mutual fund distributors, who want to undertake Aadhaar authentication services through KUAs, should enter into an agreement with any one KUA
- For such KYC process, there would be two options -- online portal and assisted investor e-KYC processes
NEW DELHI: Sebi on Tuesday issued a detailed circular regarding the process to be followed for Aadhaar-based electronic KYC exercise for domestic investors. The circular mentions about the requirements to be fulfilled by entities registered with the UIDAI as KYC User Agency (KUA) as well as for sub-KUA.
For such KYC process, there would be two options -- online portal and assisted investor e-KYC processes.
Sebi-registered intermediaries and mutual fund distributors, who want to undertake Aadhaar authentication services through KUAs, should enter into an agreement with any one KUA. They should also get themselves registered with UIDAI as sub-KUAs.
Under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), entities in the securities market that are notified by the central government can undertake Aadhaar authentication.
"Sebi-registered intermediaries for reasons such as online on-boarding of clients, customer convenience, increased efficiency and reduced time for client on-boarding would prefer to use Aadhaar based e-KYC facility to complete the KYC of the client," the circular said.
For the appointment of such intermediaries and mutual fund distributors as sub-KUAs, the KUA concerned would send list of proposed names to Sebi. The latter would forward the list to UIDAI for on-boarding.
"An agreement will be signed between KUA and sub-KUA, as prescribed by UIDAI. Sub-KUA shall also comply with the Aadhaar Act Regulations, circulars, guidelines etc. issued by UIDAI from time to time," the circular said.