Updated May 14, 2010
Police: 28 killed as bus touches high-voltage wire in central India
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NEW DELHI
NEW DELHI (AP) — Police say 28 people have been killed in central India after the bus they were traveling in touched a high-voltage wire and caught fire.
NEW DELHI (AP) — Police say 28 people have been killed in central India after the bus they were traveling in touched a high-voltage wire and caught fire.
Police officer Ram Pyari Dhurwey says the accident occurred Friday in Mandla district in Madhya Pradesh state.
It was the second such accident in India in as many days. At least 15 people were killed in eastern Bihar state on Thursday when they truck they were riding in touched a high-voltage wire.
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Overview
This article aims to describe the purpose of the no_proxy
variable in OpenShift deployments with connectivity to government community networks. By default, where containers have the relevant proxy environment variables set, all outbound HTTP(S) requests will be initiated via the proxy (which only has internet connectivity). Adding entries to the no_proxy
variable enables outbound traffic destined for specific hosts or CIDRs to bypass Squid proxy on nodes with access to alternative networks.
Intended audience
To follow the steps in this article you must have access to a cluster that is running OpenShift Container Platform v3.11 (or newer) with connectivity to government community networks (such as HSCN, PSN or Janet). Within this cluster configuration we deploy Squid proxy to enable non-internet connected nodes to request internet resources and data in a restricted manner.
Squid
Squid proxy enables containers running on worker nodes (with government community network access) to request resources from the internet. Our default configuration only permits access to specific endpoints to ensure compliance with network regulatory requirements. You can find more information regarding these endpoints in How to permit outbound access to internet hosts in deployments with government community network connectivity.
Purpose of no_proxy
no_proxy
is an environment variable used in conjunction with http_proxy
and https_proxy
. If an HTTP(S) connection attempt is destined for an address or hostname listed in no_proxy
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To view the required proxy environment variables for your OpenShift cluster, you can refer to the environment values set for the docker-registry
Deployment Config in the default
project with a breakdown of these variables following:
$ oc describe dc docker-registry -n default | grep PROXY
NO_PROXY: .cluster.local,.svc,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>,console.local-domain,cor00005-2.cni.ukcloud.com,frn00006.cni.ukcloud.com,master-infra-0.local-domain,master-infra-1.local-domain,master-infra-2.local-domain,worker-infra-0.local-domain,worker-infra-1.local-domain,worker-tenant-s-0.local-domain,worker-tenant-s-1.local-domain
HTTP_PROXY: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3128
HTTPS_PROXY: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3128
NO_PROXY
: String containing hosts/addresses to be accessed without traversing the proxyHTTP_PROXY
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: Cluster Proxy URL for HTTPS requests
When building container images within OpenShift, these environment variables will be passed through to the image pushed to your local registry. When working with images that have been imported from an external source, you may need to apply these environment values to ensure that you can access internet resources on the allow-list from your community network nodes.
Identifying where you might need to add entries to no_proxy
Typically you can identify where the proxy is denying requests by looking for keywords such as forbidden
or when receiving HTTP 403 status code responses. Below you can see an example where an HTTPS request to registry.exampleurl.com
has been blocked by the proxy.
$ oc new-app centos/ruby-25-centos7~https://github.com/sclorg/ruby-ex.git
W0412 13:52:16.288545 50288 dockerimagelookup.go:233] Docker registry lookup failed: Get https://registry.exampleurl.com: Forbidden
error: unable to locate any images in image streams, local docker images with name "centos/ruby-25-centos7"
In the example above this is an internet URL so it would be best to add this specific domain (or all subdomains using .exampleurl.com
) to the proxy-whitelist
configmap in the whitelist
project, as documented in How to permit outbound access to internet hosts in deployments with government community network connectivity. If this URL was accessible on another network other than the internet, this would be a good candidate to be added to no_proxy
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Adding entries to no_proxy
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Community Domain/CIDR
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CIDR
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subdomain.domain.tld
.domain.tld
(includes domain and all subdomains)
Further information
https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/3.11/install_config/http_proxies.html
https://docs.openshift.com/container-platform/3.11/dev_guide/environment_variables.html
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Film review by Kevin Patterson
Dead Man (R, 1996) Directed and written by Jim Jarmusch. Starring Johnny Depp, Gary Farmer, Lance Henriksen.
Jim Jarmusch's Dead Man is an alternately haunting and hilarious film that follows one man, a meek accountant named William Blake (Johnny Depp), as he travels to the Western town of Machine to accept employment and quickly finds himself in the middle of a dangerous and increasingly out-of-control situation. The film looks a lot like a Western picture, but it possesses a dreamlike, hallucinatory feeling that often lets the audience wonder what is "really happening." From the opening moments of the film, in which the camera fades in and out on Blake's train to the twangy chords of Neil Young, it is clear that something is not quite right, and when a quirky stranger (Crispin Glover) approaches Blake to warn him against going through with his trip to Machine because "you might find your grave" there, we have a feeling he may be right.
Blake doesn't listen, however, and lo and behold, he finds that his promised position as an accountant has been taken. With almost no money left, he spends the night with a local woman, only to be discovered with her by an ex-boyfriend. A gunfight ensues, although, as in many of the gunfights in this film, it appears that none of the characters involved actually know how to use a gun. The woman's ex-boyfriend, shot by Blake in self-defense, turns out to be the son of the wealthiest man in town. He quickly sends three hired killers after Blake, who has escaped but is seriously wounded. From then on, the film follows Blake as he and a Native American who calls himself Nobody (Gary Farmer) try to outrun the killers, but the film retains its dreamy atmosphere to the end and usually seems more like a nature walk than an old-fashioned Western chase.
More bizarre episodes ensue, including several more awkward gunfights, a confrontation with three lowlifes who have an interesting take on the old story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears, and an odd running joke in which Blake is asked by almost every single character if he has any tobacco. Also recurring throughout the film are numerous references to the work of the famous poet William Blake, for whom Depp's character is at first mistaken by Nobody, and to ideas of Native American spirituality. And although it tiptoes to a vague and inconclusive ending, Dead Man never seems arbitrary or manipulative; the ending may not be typical Hollywood material, but it feels appropriate within this film's aesthetic.
All of this makes Dead Man an enjoyable viewing experience as a quirky, off-beat take on the Old West. Yet as with all such "art films," there is the issue of whether or not there is a deeper meaning to be found, and on this point the film is perhaps a bit too elusive. One popular interpretation is that Blake is in fact a "dead man" from very early on, perhaps after the initial confontation in Machine. But if that is the case, the film offers few clues as to what exactly the events in the rest of the film are meant to symbolize. The William Blake references and Native American spiritual concepts are interesting, but they never quite tie together into a single, coherent idea. Jim Jarmusch has a reputation as a very literate director, and perhaps he wants us to do our own homework based on what he has given us here, but if that's the case, he hasn't given us much to start from.
Yet with a film as subtle and skillfully directed as this, I cannot help but think that Dead Man might have lost some of its dreamy, mysterious atmosphere had it declared itself more clearly. While it doesn't quite hit the mark as an intellectual experience, it does at least succeed in echoing the haunting spirit of the romantic ideas that it references. And as a cinematic experience of mood, style, and imagery, it is no less than remarkable. Grade: A
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A cache store is how Infinispan optional persists data - either to disk or some other form of durable storage. A number of cache store implementations are available for you to use, and you can even implement your own custom cache store quite easily. A good way to do so is to look at the source code of an existing cache store and modifying it accordingly. Learn more about Cache Stores and how to configure and use them in the docs.
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Single File Cache Store
This cache store implementation persists data to the filesystem in a single file.
DocumentationJDBC Cache Store
This cache store implementation persists data to a relational database via a JDBC driver.
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This cache store implementation persists data to filesystem, using memory-cached index offloaded to filesystem.
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This cache store implementation persists data to a relational database via the JPA interface.
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This cache store implementation persists data to a remote Infinispan cluster, using REST.
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The following cache stores are developed and maintained independently of the Infinispan release cycle, so they might not be aligned with the latest version of the Cache Store SPI.
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I've used Tramadol recreationally for over six months. I can't help but compare it to Aldous Huxley's mythical 'Soma' in his novel, Brave New World. What it truly excels at, for me, however, is as a rapid-onset anti-depressant, a social condiment, or the catalyst to a memorable rainy day in which nothing really extraordinary happened at all.
Even at the highest doses, the main problems with real opiates in general don't rear their head. Sociableness instead of apathy, affection instead of smacked-out bliss, projects turn to gravy, thoughts and emotions flow freely, negative thoughts or emotions are relegated to the back-burner for a day.
Perhaps the most striking thing I've found is Tramadol cannot really be abused. If I take more than four 50mg tablets within a 24 hour period, I will simply experience flu-like nausea. Recreationally, I found Tramadol is ideally taken every 36 hours, and no higher than 150mg. I find 100mg to be fine, all around, as the mood-lift is ideal for working/social conditions. With this regime, withdrawal was avoided completely.
If taken repeatedly, say, every 15 hours, the law of diminishing returns sets in, as well as some of the side-effects, such as irritability and lethargy, when dosage is finally lowered. re-.
A friend took one 50mg tablet, and experienced heavy nausea and pressure in the back of his head.
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Result: Golden Arrows 3-2 Mamelodi Sundowns
Date: 10 November 2019
Venue: Sugar Ray Xulu Stadium
Mamelodi Sundowns, who were without a number of stars, lost some ground in the Absa Premiership title race following a 3-2 defeat to Golden Arrows on Sunday afternoon.
The Brazilians made five changes from their goalless draw with Baroka in midweek, after bringing on the likes of Rivaldo Coetzee, Sphelele Mkhulise and Lyle Lakay to refresh the team, while Arrows made only one change, with Lindokuhle Mtshali coming to the fray.
With the rain pouring from the start of the match, the sides were going at each other with pace but it was Sundowns that got a clear chance in the tenth minute to open the scoring after Thapelo Morena went through on the right side but his low shot was saved by goalkeeper Edmore Sibanda.
Steve Komphela's army nearly broke the deadlock with 14 minutes remaining of the first stanza after Knox Mutizwa went clear through on goal, but his low strike missed the bottom corner by inches.
However, Masandawana eventually broke the deadlock with five minutes remaining of the first stanza after Morena turned home Tebogo Langerman's low cross at the near post.
Steve Komphela's troops had the upper hand early in the second stanza and they finally equalised around the hour-mark after goalkeeper Denis Onyango spilled a long range strike from Danny Phiri into the back of the net.]
Arrows continued to put Mosimane's troops under pressure, which resulted in the second goal with 17 minutes remaining thanks to Mutizwa, who slotted a low shot into the bottom corner following a superb cross from Devine Lunga.
The Brazilians were falling apart in the last ten minutes after Abafana Bes'thende were awarded a penalty for Motjeka Madisha's tackle on Seth Parusnath in the box. Mutizwa stepped up and fired a powerful strike past Onyango from the spot-kick to make it 3-1.
Andle Jali reduced the deficit with three minutes remaining after unleashing a first-time strike at the near post past Sibanda from Mosa Lebusa's clever back-heel.
Trevor Mathiane was the hero for Arrows after putting in a superb last-ditch tackle to deny Lyle Lakay the equaliser in second-half stoppage time as the hosts held on for the win.
Here's how they lined up:
Arrows: 30. Sibanda, 14. S.Dube, 29. Sibisi, 29. Mathiane, 13. Lunga, 15. Makhubela, 26. Phiri, 5. Shitolo, 16. Parusnath, 35. Mtshali, 18. Mutizwa.
Subs: 32. N.Gumede, 23. L.Dube, 2. Nkombelo, 22. Sibeko, 4. Venter, 33. M.Gumede, 11. Sibiya.
Sundowns 14. Onyango, 4. Langerman, 16. Ngcongca, 2. Madisha, 15. Jali, 40. Coetzee, 5. Lebusa, 27. Morena, 21. Mkhulise, 7. Lakay, 9. Affonso
Subs: 1. Mweene, 23. Meza, 6. Arendse, 11. Vilakazi, 25. Ngoma, 32. Lukhubeni, 24. Seabi.


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The alumni network is a great way to stay in touch with friends you made while at the theatre and to keep up with the current goings on at NNT
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NASA used rubber ducks to trace interior glacial meltflow after a probe that was lowered into the glacier went silent. These 90 ruber ducks were to float out to fisherman who would contact NASA if they found these ducks in certain location across the globe!
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In order to control the state of the game we use flags, variables and global states. They are used to add some conditions to elements of the games dependending on the actual value. On this way we define concrete situations in the games, specifying what must appears on the scene, which actions we might be able to perform, etc.
Through the effects we can change the state of the flags and variables, modifying the concrete states in the game. This happens because the changes on some flags and variables allow changing conditions. We can find those effects on the "Game State" group.
Besides, we can find the next effects groups:


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San Diego is a city sited in the West Coast. The population is 1.42 milion people who lives in an area of 964.5 km squared. The average temperature high is 25 degrees celsius an the average low is 19 degrees.
The main points of interests are the Balboa park which is a wide green area that hosts the San Diego Museum of Art and the San Diego Zoo. Another POI is Little Italy, a neighbourhood in Downtown San Diego which is full of Italian restaurants and grocery stores, home design stores, art galleries and residential units. Old Town is another neighbourhood which contains Old Town San Diego State Historic Park and Presidio Park, both of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
+ Balboa Park
+ San Diego Zoo
+ Little Italy
San Diego is famous for the nightclubs and the rooftops bars where famous DJ’s perform every night.
San Diego has the most number of farms in the USA and it's also the largest producer of avocados. A lot of cities sited in California are called with saints names that's because of the conquistadores that in 1500s colonized the area.


--- title: 'It''s #WBBL07 time! Analysing ball-by-ball data from past seasons' author: Jacquie Tran date: '2021-10-14' slug: analysing-wbbl-ball-by-ball-data categories: - On-field analyses tags: - women's sport - r stats - sports analytics - cricket draft: yes ---
I downloaded ball-by-ball match data from Cricsheet for the 6 preceding seasons of the Women’s Big Bash League (264 matches). I chose to use the CSV “Ashwin” format.
knitr::opts_chunk$set(eval = FALSE)
library(here)
library(readr)
library(dplyr)
library(stringr)
library(showtext)
library(ggplot2)
library(gghighlight)
library(ggtext)
library(paletteer)
library(patchwork)
all_matches <- read_csv(
here("static/data/wbbl_01_to_06/all_matches.csv"),
show_col_types = FALSE)
font_add_google("Roboto Condensed", "roboto_con")
font_add_google("Staatliches", "staat")
Alyssa Healy compared to all players who have batted in 3+ innings in a season.
Data from 2015/16 (WBBL01) excluded due to only having 10 matches worth of data in the Cricsheet spreadsheet.
batting_per_season <- all_matches %>%
# Exclude 2015/16 data - incomplete
filter(season != "2015/16") %>%
group_by(season, striker) %>%
summarise(
innings_total = length(unique(match_id)),
runs_off_bat_total = sum(runs_off_bat),
balls_faced_total = length(ball),
dismissal_total = sum(!is.na(wicket_type)),
.groups = "keep") %>%
mutate(
runs_per_innings_avg = round(runs_off_bat_total / innings_total, 1),
batting_avg = round(runs_off_bat_total / dismissal_total, 1),
strike_rate = round(runs_off_bat_total / balls_faced_total * 100, 1)) %>%
filter(innings_total > 2)
batting_per_season_healy <- batting_per_season %>%
mutate(
is_healy = case_when(
striker == "AJ Healy" ~ 1,
TRUE ~ 0))
showtext_auto()
p <- ggplot(batting_per_season_healy,
aes(x = season, y = runs_per_innings_avg, group = striker, colour = is_healy))
p <- p + geom_line(size = 3, colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X25")[5])
p <- p + gghighlight(
is_healy > 0,
label_key = striker,
label_params = aes(
size = 16, force_pull = 0.1, nudge_y = 10, label.size = 2,
family = "roboto_con", label.padding = 0.5,
fill = paletteer_d("beyonce::X116")[4],
colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X25")[5]),
unhighlighted_params = aes(size = 1),
unhighlighted_colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X73")[7])
p <- p + labs(
title = "WBBL: Average runs scored per innings (3+ innings)",
x = NULL, y = NULL,
caption = "**Source:** Cricsheet.org // **Plot:** @jacquietran")
p <- p + theme_minimal()
p <- p + theme(
text = element_text(
size = 48, family = "roboto_con",
colour = "#FFFFFF"),
plot.title = element_text(family = "staat", margin=margin(0,0,15,0)),
plot.caption = element_markdown(size = NULL, margin=margin(15,0,0,0)),
axis.text = element_text(colour = "#FFFFFF"),
legend.position = "none",
panel.grid.major = element_line(linetype = "dashed"),
panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
plot.background = element_rect(
fill = paletteer_d("beyonce::X116")[3],
colour = NA),
panel.spacing = unit(2, "lines"),
plot.margin = unit(c(0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5), "cm"))
plot_healy_per_season <- p
plot_healy_per_season
ggsave(
here("static/figs/runs_per_innings_healy.png"),
last_plot(), device = "png", dpi = 300,
width = 8, height = 6, units = "in")
showtext_auto(FALSE)
# Create new variable for ball number in each over
ball_number_faced <- all_matches %>%
filter(season != "2015/16") %>%
mutate(
ball_num_in_over = sub(".*\\.", "", ball))
# Summarise number of balls faced of each ball number, per batter
ball_number_faced_summary <- ball_number_faced %>%
group_by(ball_num_in_over, striker) %>%
summarise(balls_faced = n(), .groups = "keep") %>%
ungroup()
# Dismissals by ball number
dismissals_by_ball_number <- ball_number_faced %>%
select(ball_num_in_over, striker, wicket_type) %>%
filter(!is.na(wicket_type)) %>%
group_by(ball_num_in_over, striker) %>%
summarise(dismissals_n = n(), .groups = "keep") %>%
ungroup()
# Merge data
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary <- left_join(
ball_number_faced_summary, dismissals_by_ball_number) %>%
tidyr::replace_na(list(dismissals_n = 0)) %>%
group_by(striker) %>%
mutate(total_balls_faced = sum(balls_faced)) %>%
ungroup() %>%
mutate(dismissals_pct = round(dismissals_n / balls_faced * 100, 2)) %>%
# Include those who have faced more than 200 balls total
filter(total_balls_faced >= 200) %>%
# Exclude balls beyond 6 - infrequent occurrences
filter(ball_num_in_over < 7)
# Extract data for specific players
# Healy
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_healy <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "AJ Healy")
# Mooney
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_mooney <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "BL Mooney")
# Lanning
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_lanning <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "MM Lanning")
# Perry
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_perry <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "EA Perry")
# Devine
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_devine <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "SFM Devine")
# Knight
dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_knight <- dismissals_by_ball_number_summary %>%
filter(striker == "HC Knight")
showtext_auto()
plot_features <- list(
coord_cartesian(ylim = c(0, 10)),
theme_minimal(),
theme(
text = element_text(
size = 48, family = "roboto_con",
colour = "#FFFFFF"),
plot.title = element_text(family = "staat", margin=margin(0,0,15,0)),
plot.subtitle = element_text(family = "staat", margin=margin(0,0,15,0)),
plot.caption = element_markdown(size = NULL, margin=margin(15,0,0,0)),
axis.text = element_text(colour = "#FFFFFF"),
legend.position = "none",
panel.grid.major.y = element_line(linetype = "dashed"),
panel.grid.major.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.minor = element_blank(),
plot.background = element_rect(
fill = paletteer_d("beyonce::X116")[3],
colour = NA),
panel.spacing = unit(2, "lines"),
plot.margin = unit(c(0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5), "cm"))
)
# Healy
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_healy,
colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X25")[5], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
title = "WBBL: % dismissals by ball number",
subtitle = "AJ Healy",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p1 <- p
# plot_dismissals_by_ball_num_healy <- p
# Mooney
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_mooney,
colour = paletteer_d("NineteenEightyR::miami1")[5], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
subtitle = "BL Mooney",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p2 <- p
# Lanning
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_lanning,
colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X93")[31], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
subtitle = "MM Lanning",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p3 <- p
# Perry
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_perry,
colour = paletteer_d("beyonce::X25")[5], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
subtitle = "EA Perry",
# caption = "",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p4 <- p
# Devine
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_devine,
colour = paletteer_d("NineteenEightyR::miami1")[5], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
subtitle = "SFM Devine",
# caption = "",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p5 <- p
# Knight
p <- ggplot(dismissals_by_ball_number_summary,
aes(x = ball_num_in_over, y = dismissals_pct))
p <- p + geom_boxplot(
fill = "#FFFFFF", colour = "#FFFFFF", size = 2, alpha = 0.25,
notch = TRUE, outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(
data = dismissals_by_ball_number_summary_knight,
colour = paletteer_d("LaCroixColoR::Lime")[2], size = 5.5)
p <- p + labs(
subtitle = "HC Knight",
caption = "**Source:** Cricsheet.org // **Plot:** @jacquietran",
x = NULL, y = NULL)
p <- p + plot_features
p6 <- p
showtext_auto(FALSE)
quilt_dismissals_by_ball_number <- (p1 + p2 + p3) / (p4 + p5 + p6)
ggsave(
here("static/figs/dismissals_by_ball_num.png"),
last_plot(), device = "png", dpi = 300,
width = 12, height = 8, units = "in")


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I was just looking at Rails' functional testing. Here's their first example:
require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../test_helper' # grab our HomeController because we're going to test it require 'home_controller' # Raise errors beyond the default web-based presentation class HomeController; def rescue_action(e) raise e end; end class HomeControllerTest < Test::Unit::TestCase def setup @controller = HomeController.new @request = ActionController::TestRequest.new @response = ActionController::TestResponse.new end # let's test our main index page def test_index get :index assert_response :success end end
Here's how you'd do it in Paste:
from paste.tests.fixture import * def test_index(): res = app.get('/')
(Note: 100% framework neutral!)
Why is it so much shorter?  This isn't a criticism of Rails or Ruby, per se -- we have the same module in Python and it's no better. py.test is much better, though.
Second, setup is done in paste.tests.fixture.setup_module, which is a special function that py.test calls (and you imported with import *). This finds your configuration file and creates your WSGI application. This part (finding a configuration file and using that to construct an application) is Paste-specific, but everything else sticks to WSGI. This also puts app (an object intended for testing) in the module's namespace.
Lastly, this object assumes when you say app.get('/') that you expect everything to work. That means a 200 OK response (as well as a couple other checks -- redirects are also okay). You have to specifically indicate that you expect another response; since this is an object intended for testing, why not build test-friendly assumptions into it?
Looking through the Rails docs on this, there's some other useful features I'd like to add. Because this only uses opaque WSGI applications, you can't look at the variables used to render the document; the only communication you get is the actual textual response. Here's what I frequently do:
def test_index(): res = app.get('/') for item in db.TodoItem.select(): res.mustcontain(item.title)
I'm not actually that interested in how the view got the items, so looking at the communication between view and controller isn't that interesting. But I can imagine adding some convention so that frameworks (when run in testing mode) could stuff objects into the WSGI environment for later inspection.
One of the things I like about Paste's tests compared to tests that are more opaque (e.g., actually speak to the app over HTTP) is that I have access to the backend objects (like db.TodoItem), and exceptions propogate (which gives me py.test's fancy tracebacks). As a result I've become less excited about the functional testing provided by Twill and others.
The whole thing is fairly young, but I think it is pleasantly simple and yet quite useful. If you are interested look at the docs.
I'd be nice to see examples of the test failures. As you say, the fancy tracebacks. These are often one of the hidden beauties of testing frameworks.
# michael
Where does app come from?
From looking at the test I can't tell where app comes from.
I suppose it could be a good thing to write generic tests for multiple applications.
Perhaps explicitly tell it where the config file is?
However what is in this config file? If I was writing this test from scratch I'd need to know the config file format, and what needs to go in it.
Importing your app module directly might be the go to make it more explicit?
from paste.tests.fixture import * import yourapp app = yourapp.app def test_index(): res = app.get('/')
The configuration is a Paste configuration file, which describes an application. The configuration file is found in server.conf, and the fixture searches parent directories for such a file until it finds one.
The app object is actually paste.tests.fixture.TestApp(paste_app).
Generally this should work easily if you have your application set up to run in Paste. But not so easy otherwise. Hrm... and I don't think I really have good documentation for the configuration file at this time :(


Native tool that clusters Docker hosts and schedules containers on them
Allows us to distribute container workloads
Serves the standard Docker API
Ships with simple scheduling and discovery backend
How Swarm works
[insert image here: Swarm diagram.png]
Discovery backends
Hosted discovery
Static files
Swarm and UCP
UCP runs on Swarm
Acts as a GUI for Swarm so you don’t have to use commands to run containers
Adds user management capabilities
Easy way to monitor containers in your cluster and troubleshoot for potential problems
Provides authentication and security such as TLS and access control
UCP containers
Notice the Swarm container running the manage command
[insert image here: Swarm containers]
Scheduling containers in the cluster
How does Swarm decide which node your container runs on?
The Docker Swarm scheduler ranks nodes based on a number of different strategies / algorithms
When you run a container, Swarm will place it in the node with the highest rank
How the rank is calculated depends on your selected strategy
Two strategies
Spread
Binpack
Spread Strategy
The spread strategy ranks nodes based on the number of containers
Swarm will schedule the container on the node that has the least number of containers running
If multiple nodes have the same least number of containers running, Swarm will pick one of those nodes at random
[insert animation diagram]
Binpack strategy
When using the binpack strategy, Swarm will try to fit as many containers into a node as possible, before using another node
Optimizes for the container that is the most packed
Swarm will continue to schedule containers on the same node until there are insufficient resources (CPU, RAM) on that node
UCP scheduling
Defaults to spread strategy
Option can be configured during the installation procedure
Cannot be changed on the fly
Task 3: Deploy more Containers
Run another NGINX container with the following configuration details:
Container name: load-balancer
Port mappings: 80 -> 80 and 443 -> 443
What node is the container running on?
Access the NGINX server on your web browser and verify that you can see the welcome page
Repeat the same procedure to run a third NGINX container. What is the outcome of this action and why? (outcome will be an error message saying that there is no node with port 443 available)
Try and deploy the application using Docker Compose
What did you observe?
Mini Lecture C: Docker Networking
Default Networks
Docker comes with three networks automatically setup
View the networks by using the docker network ls command
The bridge network is the docker0 bridge
By default all containers are connected to the bridge network
[insert with syntax highlighting]
Networking diagram
[insert image - networking diagram.png]
Creating your own network
We can setup our own network for running our containers
Two types of networks we can create
Bridge
Overlay
A bridge network is very similar to the docker0 network (the default bridge network we’ve seen)
An Overlay network can span across multiple hosts
Also known as a multi-host network
Bridge Network
Containers must reside on the same host
Containers in user defined bridge network can communicate with each other using their IP address and container name
Docker 1.10 ships with an embedded DNS server to resolve container names to IP addresses
[insert image: bridge network.png]
Multi-host networking
[Need to create new diagram for this, showing the UCP components as well]
Docker Compose and networking
Networking is supported in v2 Compose files
By default Compose creates a bridge network for your application and runs all the containers defined by the services in your configuration file in that network
Network name is the name of the project folder or it can be defined in the Compose file
Compose and overlay networks
Applications can consists of many containers
Running all containers on the same host is not effective use of resources
Compose can be configured to use the overlay driver
Containers will run on different nodes
Compose will automatically create an overlay network across your nodes
Nodes must be connected to a key/value store service such as etcd or consult
UCP installation uses etcd
Compose and Swarm
When a Compose application is run against Swarm, it will create an overlay network for the application by default
Swarm will schedule the application containers across different nodes
Network creation will fail if your nodes are not connected to a key/value store
This behaviour was observed in Task 5
Post-Assessment
Next Steps
Clean up steps (optional)
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1 One day Samuel said to Saul, "Yahweh sent me to appoint you to be the king of the Israelite people. So now listen to this message from Yahweh:
2 Yahweh, Commander of the angel armies, has declared this: 'I am going to punish the descendants of Amalek for attacking the Israelite people after the Israelites left Egypt.
3 So now go with your army and attack the Amalek people group. Destroy them completely—destroy them and everything that belongs to them—the men and women, their children and infants, their cattle and sheep and camels and donkeys. Do not spare any of them!'~"
4 So Saul summoned the army, and they gathered at Telaim town. There were 200,000 soldiers. Ten thousand of them were from Judah, and the others were from the other Israelite tribes.
5 Then Saul went with his army to a town where some of the Amalek people group lived. The army prepared to attack them suddenly by hiding in the valley.
6 Then Saul sent this message to the Kenite people group who lived in that area: "You acted kindly toward all our Israelite ancestors when they left Egypt.  So move away from where the Amalek people group live. If you do not move away, you will be killed when they are killed." So when the Kenite people group heard that, they immediately left that area.
7 Then Saul's army slaughtered the Amalek people group, from the town of Havilah in the east to the town of Shur in the west. Shur was at the border between Israel and Egypt.
8 Saul's army captured Agag, the king of the Amalek people group, but they killed everyone else.
9 They not only spared Agag, but they also took the best sheep and goats and cattle. They took everything that was good. They destroyed only the animals that they considered to be worthless.
10 Then Yahweh said to Samuel,
11 "I am sorry that I appointed Saul to be your king, because he has turned away from me and has not obeyed what I commanded him to do." Samuel was very disturbed when he heard that, and he cried out to Yahweh all that night.
12 Early the next morning, Samuel got up and went to talk with Saul. But someone told Samuel, "Saul went to the city of Carmel, where he has set up a monument to honor himself. Now he has left there and gone down to Gilgal."
13 When Samuel arrived at Gilgal and came to Saul, Saul said, "I wish that Yahweh may bless you! I have obeyed what Yahweh told me to do."
14 But Samuel replied, "If that is true, why is it that I hear cattle mooing and I hear sheep bleating?"
15 Saul replied, "The soldiers took them from the Amalek people group. They saved the best sheep and cattle, in order to offer them as sacrifices to Yahweh, your God. But we have completely destroyed all the others."
16 Samuel said to Saul, "Stop talking! Allow me to tell you what Yahweh said to me last night."
Saul replied, "Tell me what he said."
17 Samuel said, "Previously you did not think that you were important. But now you have become the leader of the tribes of Israel. Yahweh appointed you to be their king.
18 And Yahweh sent you to do something for him. He said to you, 'Go and get rid of all those sinful people, the Amalek people group. Attack them and kill all of them.'
19 So why did you not obey Yahweh? Why did you take the plunder for yourself instead of destroying it? You have done what Yahweh says is evil, and he knows it!"
20 Saul replied to Samuel, "I did what Yahweh sent me to do! I brought back King Agag, but we killed everyone else!
21 My men brought back only the best sheep and cattle and other things, in order to sacrifice them to Yahweh your God here at Gilgal."
22 But Samuel replied,
"Which do you think pleases Yahweh more, animals that are completely burned on the altar and other sacrifices,
or people obeying him ?
It is better to obey Yahweh than to offer sacrifices to him.
It is better to pay attention to what he says than to burn the fat of rams, which God said should be sacrificed to him.
23 To rebel against God is as sinful as doing sorcery,
and being stubborn is as sinful as worshiping idols.
So, because you disobeyed what Yahweh told you to do,
he has declared that you will no longer be king."
24 Then Saul said to Samuel, "Yes, I have sinned. I disobeyed what you told me to do, which is what Yahweh commanded. I did that because I was afraid of what my men would say if I did not do what they wanted. So I did what they demanded.
25 But now, please forgive me for having sinned. And come back with me to where the people are in order that I may worship Yahweh."
26 But Samuel replied, "No, I will not go back with you. You have rejected what Yahweh commanded you to do. So he has rejected you, and declared that you will no longer be the king of Israel. So I do not want to talk anymore with you, either."
27 As Samuel turned to leave, Saul tried to stop him by grabbing the edge of Saul's robe, and it tore.
28 Samuel said to him, "Today Yahweh has torn away from you the kingdom of Israel. He will appoint someone else to be king, someone who is a better man than you are.
29 And since the one who is the glorious God of the Israelite people does not lie, he will not change his mind. Humans sometimes change their minds, but God does not do that, because he is not a human."
30 Then Saul pleaded again. He said, "I know that I have sinned. But please honor me in front of the leaders of the Israelite people and in front of all the other Israelite people by coming back to them with me in order that I may worship Yahweh your God."
31 So Samuel finally agreed to do that, and they went together back to where the people were, and Saul worshiped Yahweh there.
32 Then Samuel said, "Bring King Agag to me." So they brought Agag to him. Agag was brought before him, and he was locked in chains. He thought, "Surely the bitterness of death is past!"

And Samuel cut Agag into pieces with his sword, there at Gilgal, where the Israelites worshiped Yahweh.
34 Then Samuel left there and returned to his home in Ramah, and Saul went to his home in Gibeah.
35 Samuel never saw Saul again, but he was very sad about what Saul had done. And Yahweh was very sorry that he had appointed Saul to be the king of Israel.


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Methods of ArjunaneValidations.cs
Initialized ArjunaneValidations.cs
using ArjunaneXamarin;
namespace tamVan
{
[XamlCompilation(XamlCompilationOptions.Compile)]
public partial class TamVanSekali : ContentPage
{
ArjunaneValidations valid = new ArjunaneValidations();
}
}
Set Rules
Arjunane Validation lets you set as many validation rules as you need for a given field, cascading them in order, and it even lets you prep and pre-process the field data at the same time. To set validation rules you will use the SetRule() method:
valid.SetRules();
The above method takes four parameters as input (Entry and Editor) and 5 parameters for Picker:
- The field name or key - the key for the input (Don't fill with same key at the sime time).
- Your Entry, Editor or Picker field.
- A “human” name for this field, which will be inserted into the error message. For example, if your field or key is named “user” you might give it a human name of “Username”.
- The validation rules for this form field.
- For Picker : Your List string or keep it empty.
NOTE: SetRules only available for Entry, Editor and Picker
Here is an example. In your script (TamVanSekali.cs), add this code just below the validation initialization method:
valid.SetRules("email", email_entry, "E-Mail", "required|email"); // For Entry
valid.SetRules("address", address_editor, "Address", "required|max_length:150"); // For Editor
// For Picker
valid.SetRules("gender", gender_picker, "Gender", "required"); // For Picker
// OR
List<string> genders = new List<string>
{
"Men", "Woman"
};
valid.SetRules("gender", gender_picker, "Gender", "required", genders); // For Picker
Set Error Message
By default, the Arjunane Validation class showing error messages in Indonesian language. You can either change these errors individually, change the defaults in a ArjunaneValidations.cs file, or you can Override all the errors messages with your own class.
valid.SetErrorMessage();
The above method takes two parameters:
- The field name or key that you've set in SetRules.
- Your Message
Here is an example. In your script (TamVanSekali.cs), add this code just below the error message initialization method:
valid.SetErrorMessage("required", "This field is required.");
If you’d like to include a field’s “human” name, or the optional parameter some rules allow for (such as min_length), you can add the {field} and {param} tags to your message, respectively:
valid.SetErrorMessage("max_length", "The {field} must have at least {param} characters.");
Run, Run Only Keys and Run Except Keys
Your validation rules will be loaded and used when you call the Run() method.
valid.Run();
Your validation rules will be loaded and used when you call the RunOnlyKeys() method with ONLY keys.
valid.RunOnlyKeys();
Your validation rules will be loaded and used when you call the RunExceptKeys() method with EXCEPT keys.
valid.RunExceptKeys();
//Example
button_login.Clicked += (s, e) =>
{
valid.Run();
};
button_submit.Clicked += (s, e) =>
{
valid.RunOnlyKeys("email", "address", "password");
};
button_submit.Clicked += (s, e) =>
{
valid.RunExceptKeys("email", "address", "password");
};
You can use these method to checking that if the validations are succeeded or not:
if(valid.Run())
{
// Success
}
else
{
// Error
}
NOTE: You must use Button Click or Gesture Tapped to triggered the method of Run(), RunOnlyKeys(). or RunExceptKeys()
Fails
if(valid.Fails())
{
// Error
}
else
{
// Success
}
NOTE: Method Fails will be executed if the method Run are triggered.
Errors
So, what if the incoming request parameters do not pass the given validation rules? This method will showing the error message and when there's nothing error on it, the result of error will be null.
if(valid.Fails())
{
var err = valid.Errors();
if(err["email"] != null) label_error_email.Text = err["email"];
if(err["password"] != null) label_error_password.Text = err["password"];
}
Retrieving Input
You may also retrieve all of the input data as an Dictionary<string, string> using the All method:
valid.All();
//Or you can combine with Web Request
var form = webs.GetURL("your-url");
form.AddFields(valid.All());
webs.SendWebForm( (is_success, result, error) => {
if(is_success)
{
// Your action or Serialized result JSON
}
else
{
// Handle the Error or DisplayAlert("Error", error, "OK");
}
});
NOTE: the method All take one parameter (boolean and the default is false), when you call RunOnlyKeys or RunExceptKeys and you want get all input even if you call thats method, just set it to true
Override Errors Messages
Sometimes you want to override all errors message with your custom message. It's very easy, just create a new Class and named whatever you want. Example :
public class MY_Validation : ArjunaneValidations
{
readonly Dictionary<string, string> form_errors = new Dictionary<string, string> {
{ "ip", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "gt", "{field} harus lebih besar dari {param}." },
{ "lt", "{field} harus lebih kecil dari {param}." },
{ "gte", "{field} harus lebih besar dari sama dengan {param}." },
{ "lte", "{field} harus lebih kecil dari sama dengan {param}." },
{ "max", "Maksimal Angka dari {field} ialah {param}." },
{ "min", "Minimal Angka dari {field} ialah {param}." },
{ "url", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "ipv4", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "ipv6", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "json", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "name", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "same", "{field} tidak sama dengan {param}." },
{ "email", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "regex", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "alpha", "{field} hanya boleh diisi dengan Alphabet." },
{ "integer", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "numeric", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "boolean", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "required", "{field} harap diisi." },
{ "in_array", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "ends_with", "{field} harus diakhiri dengan {param}." },
{ "different", "{field} tidak boleh sama dengan {param}." },
{ "not_regex", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "max_length", "Maksimal Karakter untuk {field} ialah {param}." },
{ "min_length", "Minimal Karakter untuk {field} ialah {param}." },
{ "alpha_dash", "{field} hanya boleh diisi dengan Alphabet dan Garis." },
{ "starts_with", "{field} harus diawali dengan {param}." },
{ "required_if", "{field} harus diisi." },
{ "not_in_array", "{field} tidak valid." },
{ "alpha_numeric", "{field} hanya boleh diisi dengan Alphabet dan Angka." },
{ "alpha_numeric_dash", "{field} hanya boleh diisi dengan Alphabet, Angka dan Garis." },
};
public override Dictionary<string, string> OverrideErrorsMessage()
{
return form_errors;
}
}
Call your class that you already had create then:
public partial class tamVan : ContentPage
{
MY_Validation valid = new MY_Validation();
public tamVan()
{
valid.SetRules(...);
}
}
Available Validation Rules
Below is a list of all available validation rules and their function:
alpha
The field under validation must be entirely alphabetic characters.
alpha_dash
The field under validation may have alpha characters, as well as dashes and underscores.
alpha_numeric
The field under validation may have alpha characters and numeric.
alpha_numeric_dash
The field under validation may have alpha characters and numeric, as well as dashes and underscores
boolean
The field under validation must be able to be cast as a boolean. Accepted input are true and false.
different:field
The field under validation must have a different value than field.
email
The field under validation must be formatted as an e-mail address.
ends_with:tamvan,dan,berani,...
The field under validation must end with one of the given values.
gt:field
The field under validation must be greater than the given field. The two fields must be of the same type. Strings and numerics are evaluated using the same conventions as the size rule.
gte:field
The field under validation must be greater than or equal to the given field. The two fields must be of the same type. Strings and numerics are evaluated using the same conventions as the size rule.
in_array:tamvan,dan,berani,...
The field under validation must be included in the given list of values.
integer
The field under validation must be an integer.
ip
The field under validation must be an IP address.
ipv4
The field under validation must be an IPv4 address.
ipv6
The field under validation must be an IPv6 address.
json
The field under validation must be a valid JSON string.
lt
The field under validation must be lower than the given field. The two fields must be of the same type. Strings and numerics are evaluated using the same conventions as the size rule.
lte
The field under validation must be lower than or equal to the given field. The two fields must be of the same type. Strings and numerics are evaluated using the same conventions as the size rule.
max:value
The field under validation must be less than or equal to a maximum value. Strings and numerics are evaluated in the same fashion as the size rule.
min:value
The field under validation must have a minimum value. Strings and numerics are evaluated in the same fashion as the size rule.
max_length:value
The field under validation must be less than or equal to a maximum value. Strings and numerics are evaluated in the same fashion as the size rule.
min_length:value
The field under validation must have a minimum value. Strings and numerics are evaluated in the same fashion as the length rule.
name
The field under validation must have a value with human's name. Example :
De'mentu, S. Pd
not_in_array:tamvan,dan,berani,...
The field under validation must not be included in the given list of values.
not_regex:pattern
The field under validation must not match the given regular expression.
Internally, this rule uses the C# Regex function. The pattern specified should obey the same formatting required by Regex and thus also include valid delimiters. For example:
"not_regex:^[a-zA-Z0-9]*$"
Note: When using the regex / not_regex patterns, it may be necessary to specify rules in an array instead of using pipe delimiters, especially if the regular expression contains a pipe character.
nullable
The field under validation may be null. This is particularly useful when validating primitive such as strings and integers that can contain null values.
numeric
The field under validation must be numeric.
regex:pattern
The field under validation must match the given regular expression.
Internally, this rule uses the C# Regex function. The pattern specified should obey the same formatting required by Regex and thus also include valid delimiters. For example:
"not_regex:^[a-zA-Z0-9]*$"
Note: When using the regex / not_regex patterns, it may be necessary to specify rules in an array instead of using pipe delimiters, especially if the regular expression contains a pipe character.
required
The field under validation must be present in the input data and not empty. A field is considered "empty" if one of the following conditions are true:
- The value is null.
- The value is an empty string.
required_if:field
The field under validation must be present and not empty if the another field is not empty.
same:field
The given field must match the field under validation.
starts_with:tamvan,dan,berani,...
The field under validation must start with one of the given values.
url
The field under validation must be a valid URL.


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It is NO LONGER compulsory for all yachts visiting French Polynesia to visit Papeete Customs and Immigration to complete the clearing-in process.
Yachts can now clear in or out of FP with the “gendarmes” offices (French Police) at the ports of entry in the other islands (Marquesas, Tuamotus, Gambiers, Australs etc.) and complete all customs and immigration formalities in the one place (full details below).
Be sure to also visit the local "gendarmes" office at the various islands you visit throughout French Polynesia once cleared in.
Arrival clearance in Papeete:
If visiting Tahiti or Moorea (regardless of whether you have already cleared into FP elsewhere), it is compulsory to register with the Harbourmaster's office on arrival - known as the Entrance Declaration. If this Entrance Declaration is not carried out then Clearance will not be granted.
Registering with Papeete Harbourmaster
Skippers do not need to visit the Harbourmaster in person. Registration can be done by e-mail. Document F09.01 (Avis d’Opération Nautique Petite Plaisance) MUST be filled out properly and sent to:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copy to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you are a Papeete Marina customer, this document will be sent to you by the Marina agents.
If Arrriving from a Foreign Country
The owner or master of the boat must go to the Immigration office located at Faaa Airport. If someone is embarking or disembarking, they must also visit Immigration on arrival in Tahiti.
Next, skippers must visit the Customs office in Motu Uta (20 min walk or taxi ride).
Arrival clearance in other FP Islands:
Because of the distances and sailing conditions, FP Customs now authorise yachts to report inwards and outwards from islands where there is a “gendarmerie”. As stated above, a visit to Papeete to complete clearance is no longer necessary.
Immigration formalities will be processed by the Gendarmes.
They will also provide the owner or master of the boat with a “Customs declaration form” that shall be filled in and signed. The gendarmes will then scan and email the form to the Customs main office in Papeete. It is then the responsibility of the skipper to post the form to Papeete not later than 24 hours after arrival on the outer island (keep one copy with you). Remember that the gendarmes are not Customs officials and in fact often know very little about the latest Customs regulations.
The Customs declaration form should be taken seriously as a French customs boat patrols the islands and regularly inspects boats using the information sent to Papeete. They are particularly interested in any arms, alcohol, strong medicine and whether you have bought any pearls and will confiscate anything not declared.
Note: A visit to Customs in Motu Uta, Papeete will be necessary if you have not mailed your white customs sheet from the first port of entry in French Polynesia.
After completing clearance in the outer islands, yachts are no longer obliged to continue flying the Q flag.
Each clearance port for the outer islands has details of how to find its respective Gendarmes office.
See here for the official Customs website (only in French). From this site, the Customs declaration form can be downloaded and this form is in both French and English.
Departure Clearance in Papeete:
For all departures for more than 50nm away from Tahiti and/or Moorea, yachts must make a clearance request.
In all cases, e-mail the Papeete Harbourmaster 3 days (72 hours) prior to departure from Tahiti and/or Moorea. E-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and copy to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Include details of your boat name, captain's name, date of departure and destination (for example Cook Islands via the Leeward Islands or Tonga).
If you are planning on just cruising the Polynesian Islands and then returning to Tahiti/Moorea, sending the e-mail is all you need to do. You will receive your clearance by e-mail and when you return to Tahiti/Moorea you simply need to e-mail the Harbourmaster with your date of return and place of mooring. No Customs Declaration is needed in this case.
If you plan to depart Tahiti and sail to a foreign country via other FP Islands:
The Harbourmaster will prepare your inner Polynesian Islands departure clearance in Tahiti and e-mail it to you. You must however go and meet the Gendarmes in the last FP island touched to do the official final exit from FP.
You will have to fill out a Custom Exit Declaration document, signed by the Gendarme agent. Before leaving the country, this document must be sent (regular mail) to:
Bureau de douanes de PPT Port (service Plaisance)
Direction des douanes de Polynésie française
BP 9006 PPT - Motu Uta
The local Gendarme will give you 24 hours to leave once clearance has been granted.
If you plan to depart Tahiti and sail direct to a foreign country:
It is compulsory to go and meet Customs at their main office in Motu Uta, Papeete, to make your Exit Declaration the day before departure. The harbourmaster will send your clearance to the Immmigration authorities and a copy to the Customs office.
The day of departure the Skipper must visit Immigration at the airport to pick up the exit clearance. This gives yachts until midnight to depart.
Note
Departure Clearance from other FP Islands
Visit the Gendarmes at the clearance port you are departing from at least a day before departure and complete a Customs Exit Declaration document, signed by the Gendarme agent. Before leaving the country, this document must be sent (regular mail) to:
Bureau de douanes de PPT Port (service Plaisance)
Direction des douanes de Polynésie française
BP 9006 PPT - Motu Uta
Sometimes the Gendarmes will do this on your behalf, however it is your responsibility to ensure the form gets mailed to Papeete. The Gendarmes will also stamp your passports. They will then give you 24 hours to depart.
Last updated June 2016.
All visitors need a passport valid for at least 6 months (except French nationals).
French Polynesia is part of the European Union (as an overseas collective of France) but not of the Schengen Area Agreement and has its own visa rules. These rules closely follow those of mainland France with some exceptions that are specific to FP.
As not all border crossings are sufficiently manned, it is advisable for yacht crews to make every effort to obtain a passport stamp to be able to prove their length of stay to avoid difficulties at a later stage.
EU Citizens
Length of stay for EU citizens is regulated by FP decree N°2010-1434 dated 19 November 2010. They do not require a visa for a stay of less than 3 months.
For stays longer than 3 months, EU citizens require sufficient income for their stay in FP (proof of funds might be requested) and also medical insurance covering them and the members of their family during their stay in FP.
Citizens of Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco and Norway may have a special agreement with French Polynesia and should check with immigration authorities about permitted length of stay without a visa.
EU Citizens are permitted to stay in FP up to 18 months. This is the maximum accumulated time they may spend in FP, without being subjected to taxes and duties on the boat: i.e. they may fly out of FP then back in again, but that will neither reset the clock nor put it on hold.
How long can I stay in FP with my Boat? See Customs section below for more details.
Non-EU Citizens
Non-EU Citizens are only permitted to stay for the length of their visa. This is usually a maximum of 3 months in any 6 month period.
Long Stay Visas (LS)
Non-EU citizens wishing to stay longer than 3 months must obtain a LS visa. This is done by contacting a French consulate (up to 5 months) BEFORE arriving in French Polynesia in order to get a long stay visa in your passport.
On arrival in French Polynesia you must apply for a "Carte de Sejour" (temporary resident card). This can be done through the Haut Commissaire in Nuku Hiva or Papeete. The procedure is straightforward to do and can be done without the use of an agent (although you may wish to pay an agent to do this on your behalf). See Clearance Agents.
Reasons will have to be provided as to why you wish to stay longer, as well as having to give an idea of what you plan to do during your stay, submit proofs of financial independence, etc. The consulate will transmit your demand to the High Commissioner in Papeete.
This procedure is lengthy (on average 7 weeks), but legitimate requests are often granted. If submitting papers from the Marquesas, you will not be permitted to leave the Marquesas until your paperwork is returned from Papeete.
In 2016 a new ruling came into effect that requires LS visa applicants to appear in person at the Haut Commissaire’s office to submit and receive the carte sejour. That would eliminate any help the agent could give you and require you to proceed to Nuka Hiva as they have an HC office in Taiohae.
It is important to note that your health insurance must cover the whole period of your LS visa, otherwise your visa will expire at the same time as your health insurance.
Avoiding using the local postal service may speed things up (i.e. using overnight air carrier). This updated report by SV Jacaranda has some useful suggestions.
Note that early in the year, and through springtime, more people are applying and therefore the officials in Papeete have more applications to process, and will do them on a more regular basis. Applications outside this period may take a lot longer to process (some cruisers report 13 weeks).
See this file from SV Soggy Paws for more useful information.
Proof of Funds / Bond for non-EU Citizens:
All non EU citizens are required to do one of three things when they arrive in FP:
1) Post a bond for each non-EU Passport of approx US$1,700 (yes this is required, even though you have had to prove funds when applying for the visa);
or
2) Have an airline ticket departing FP* (*see note below);
or
3) Have a Bond Exemption Letter from a registered Yacht Agent in FP, approximate cost US$2-300 per person. Note, in order to get bond exemption you must have insurance which covers the cost of you flying out in case of a medical emergency.
Once the "Carte de Sejour" has been obtained, the bond/bond letter is no longer required.
The rules about having a return air ticket or posting a bond seem to be quite stricly enforced now, whereas in the past they were fairly relaxed, so do be prepared. Latest reports are that a bond letter is required whilst waiting for the "Carte de Sejour" - your agent can assist with this. Some cruisers in Nuka Hiva reported in 2015 that whilst a wait of 2 weeks was required for the visa, no bond or bond letter was required as long as the boat and crew remained in harbour. A rather "fluid" rule it seems.
* Refundable air tickets appear to be available through Air NZ. Refunds take approx. 2-3 weeks to process. See this report by an Australian cruiser who used this option to circumvent paying the bond in April 2016.
Even if a bond is paid, if plans change you may encounter difficulties. See this report for more details.
For a list of yacht agents see Clearance Agents.
The bond/bond letter is not required by EU citizens.
Crew arriving by Air
Crew arriving by air to join a boat should make this clear on their visa application, also to Immigration on arrival at the airport, who should give them both an entrance and an exit stamp in their passport. The exit stamp is needed to clear out by boat.
Last updated Augustl 2016.
Ensure that you comply with all the Customs regulations as it is very likely that Customs officers will board and search your boat.
Conditions of temporary entry of leisure vessels (admission temporaire des navires de plaisance) under decree N°0401/CM dated 27 March 2013 and modified 22nd April 2014.
See the Customs website for all the details.
Note: The length of time a private yacht can now remain has been extended to 36 months. Nor is it necessary to remain out of the country for 6 months before returning.
Visiting leisure vessels can enter and be kept temporarily in French Polynesia without payment of Customs taxes and duties, during a maximum period of 36 months (there is no extension, except in cases of “force majeure”) provided:
The temporary admission status of a leisure vessel ends when it departs French Polynesia for a foreign port. There is now no minimum time it before it can return as long as it has visited a foreign port.
Breaking the Rules
If the permitted stay rules are broken, not only is a substantial fine imposed, but import taxes on the yacht also become due (understood to be about 25% of its value for French-flagged yachts and up to 35% for other foreign-flagged yachts).
Overstaying the boat is considered a criminal offence and skippers that do so are liable to have their boat confiscated, be fined two times the boat's value and be given a jail term of 11 days to 1 month.
Customs have made it clear that the law will be fully enforced.
You must declare:
It is not specified on the Customs declaration form, but you must declare all motorized vehicles present on your boat: this includes dinghies with outboards for most leisure vessels, but also motorcycles and even helicopters for some larger yachts!
The make, model, motor output, and serial numbers of each vehicle and outboard shall be listed either directly on the Customs declaration form, or on a separate sheet to be attached to the Customs declaration from.
These vehicles will be granted the same temporary admission status as your boat, i.e. with the same rules and obligations.
Firearms and ammunition must be declared. If staying less than three days they can be kept on board, otherwise must be bonded by the authorities in each island until departure.
All alcohol must be declared. When reporting alcohol to the Gendarmes on arrival, be accurate. Do not under report stores or Customs will assume your intention is to sell the excess alcohol to the local population. You will be fined, and have alcohol confiscated. Note that there is no maximum that one can bring into the country, but it is essential that the full amount in litres be correctly stated (not cases or bottles). Customs take this very seriously.
Tobacco products must also be declared
All prescription medicines must be in the original packaging with the patient's name.
The import of plants and grains is forbidden. Recently, the transport of fruits between the islands in the Marquesas has begun to be controlled as they have started to have problems with some fruit flies. Check with the local agriculture inspection when landing. Yachts coming from the western Pacific, such as Fiji, Tonga or the Cooks, may have to be fumigated. On arrival they should anchor off and clear formalities before tying to the quay.
Customs Patrols
Customs patrol the islands, boarding as many yachts as possible. They have a list of yachts checked in and have scanned copies of their customs declaration. Officials are reported to be polite, but checks could be anything from a quick look around to a very thorough opening of everything (even tapping for hidden compartments). It is important to declare properly what you have on board (see list above) or you will be fined or have items confiscated. They are looking for arms, alcohol, strong medicine and pearls. Pearls without receipts are confiscated as Customs are trying to remove poor quality pearls from the market.
Duty Free Fuel
A permit for duty-free fuel can be obtained for free if you go in person to the Customs office in Papeete. Otherwise, if using an agent, you will be charged for this service.
Duty Free Alcohol
You can only get this if you are leaving French Polynesia. So you can not get it if you are going on to anywhere else in FP. The alcohol is delivered to your boat on the date of departure.
Bringing in spare parts/equipment (updated September 2013):
Spare parts and equipment required to repair a vessel under the temporary admission status (“admission temporaire”), may be imported and cleared through customs without paying customs dues.
However, since mid-July 2013, these goods must also be declared for export when you check out of French Polynesia
Yachts owners/skippers can import/export goods by themselves, however there is alot of paperwork involved and the process can be "tricky". Assistance of a yacht agent can be very helpful (which also includes extra services like collecting the shipment at the port/airport and arranging final delivery to the yacht). If the total of the shipment is over 350 Euros you are now required to have an agent under the new law.
Fees involved for bringing in spare parts are those charged by the Customs broker (for the 2 Customs declarations / paperwork for "temporary admission" and then "final exportation) and NOT for Customs duties. These fees depend on the shipment's CIF value (goods value + insurance+ freight). On average, fees invoiced by the Customs broker for each declaration are between 10 and 25.000 Cfp depending on the CIF value (1 Euros = 119,33 Cfp, 1 Usd is currently approx. 87 Cfp).
DHL can be both your shipper and your agent.
Note that all other goods which are imported and not for repairs (for example tv, computer, crew clothing, etc.) must be cleared through Customs and DUTIES must be paid.
Last updated April 2016.
Chikungunya Notice March 2015
Agents from Tahiti warn cruisers that during the winter rainy season, many French Polynesians (especially in the Marquesas) have become sick with Chikungunya, a tropical disease spread by mosquitos. By the time the majority of cruising boats arrive, in the dry season, it is hoped it will not be much of a problem. The only prevention is the application of liberal amounts of insect repellent with DEET.
Articles on Chikungunya can be found on the Noonsite Medical and Safety page.
French Polynesia is very well covered by health care with hospitals and many doctors, specialists and dentists in the most populated islands, infirmeries with qualified nurses in even remotely populated areas. Emergency air transportation is in place if necessary. Many cruisers have been well taken care off so one should not hesitate to contact medical help if needed.
Staphilococcus infections are prevalent and usually start from a small cut. The cuts should be cleaned out well, covered with an antibiotic cream and treated until healed, which can take as long as two weeks.
Filariosis (elephantiasis) is still known to exist in some islands. There is a preventative medicine, which gives protection for a year (only necessary if you stay over 6 months).
Outbreaks of Dengue Fever do occur here. Dengue Fever is a mosquito transmitted disease resulting in flu-like symptoms (high fevers, body aches, joint pain, headaches, dehydration). The only prevention is the application of liberal amounts of insect repellent with DEET. See report on latest outbreak at the Centre for Disease Control & Prevention.
The municipal water supply in the Marqueses is not potable.
The dangers of Ciguatera (fish toxin from eating reef fish) are not widely reported in French Polynesia, but it is a real danger and many locals are affected as well as visitors. Very useful information can be found in this article on the website of SV Jacaranda.
A reciprocal ham license can be obtained on the spot and for free at the phone administration office in many islands (OPT). It can be renewed every 3 months, up to 1 year).
There is a charge for visas granted on arrival.
There are port charges (in Papeete harbour).
Proof of Funds / Bond:
All non EU citizens require one of three things when they arrive in FP:
1) Post a bond for each non EU Passport of approx US$1,700,
2) An airline ticket departing FP, or
3) A Bond Exemption Letter from a registered Yacht Agent in FP.
This bond is not required by EU citizens.
Last updated April 2016.
Charter: Visiting yachts may not charter in French Polynesia. That will break the rule of temporary admission of the boat (see CUSTOMS above).
People arriving by air to charter a boat need only a valid passport, return air ticket and a visa where applicable.
The approaches to the atolls of Mururoa, and Fangataufa and the area around them are prohibited areas, classed as military zones.
The movement of yachts is restricted in certain lagoons in the Tuamotus where there are pearl farms. Generally, one should avoid anchoring near oyster beds.
Alcohol consumption is a problem in many of the islands and visiting boats are urged not to dispense drinks freely to locals.
All fruit trees, including coconut trees, are privately owned. Fruit must not be taken without prior permission. Similarly, reefs inside lagoons are owned by families, so fishing should only be done after having asked permission to do so. Often, if asked, they give freely or gladly in exchange for goods or services.
Animals are not allowed to land until the end of a 6-month quarantine (time at sea counts) and have been inspected by the official vet. See the permission form here.
Several certificates (or certified copies) are also needed:-
A departure document showing it is more than 6 months since leaving a country infected with rabies (i,e, both North and South America)
A certificate of rabies vaccination done within the last year).
The animal must have an official tattoo or micro-chip,
Dogs which have been in a country infected by the leishmania disease during the last six months must have an indirect fluorescent antibody test or an ELISA test to detect antibodies against Leishmania sp. with a negative result, or be correctly vaccinated against leishmania disease and have undergone a serological test showing the difference between vaccine antibodies and infection antibodies with a negative result for the infection.
In the 30 days prior to landing, two treatments against internal parasites and especially against Echinococcus sp must have been administered. (you can get Drontal or Drontic by mail from Papeete.
Acopy of your exit stamps from the last country where the animal was allowed ashore.
Your entry stamp into French Polynesia.
If an animal is landed without authorisation it may be destroyed.
See the official website for full details.
Papeete is the only place in FP where a vet is available. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the current procedure or Tel.689 40 42 35 18 or 40 42 35 57 or fax: 689 40 42 35 52 .
Last updated July 2016


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