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java.lang.Object com.example.team5geotopics.R.string
public static final class R.string
| Field Summary | |
|---|---|
static int |
action_bookmark
|
static int |
action_favorite
|
static int |
action_help_page
|
static int |
action_my_bookmarks
|
static int |
action_my_comments
|
static int |
action_my_favourites
|
static int |
action_profile
|
static int |
action_refresh
Strings for brows top level view menu |
static int |
action_settings
|
static int |
action_sort
|
static int |
add_post_detail
|
static int |
app_name
Misc Strings |
static int |
auth_client_needs_enabling_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be enabled for a application to work. |
static int |
auth_client_needs_installation_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be installed for a application to work. |
static int |
auth_client_needs_update_title
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices needs to be udpated for a application to work. |
static int |
auth_client_play_services_err_notification_msg
Title for notification shown when GooglePlayServices is unavailable [CHAR LIMIT=42] |
static int |
auth_client_requested_by_msg
Requested by string saying which app requested the notification. |
static int |
auth_client_using_bad_version_title
Title for notification shown when a bad version of GooglePlayServices has been installed and needs correction for an application to work. |
static int |
author
|
static int |
biography_body
|
static int |
biography_title
|
static int |
body
|
static int |
bookmark_comments_detail
|
static int |
bookmark_icon_detail
|
static int |
browse_replies_detail
|
static int |
browse_top_level_detail
|
static int |
comment_image
|
static int |
comment_view_string
|
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_button
Button in confirmation dialog to enable Google Play services. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_enable_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user they need to enable Google Play services in application settings [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_button
Button in confirmation dialog for installing Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
(For phones) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
(For tablets) Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_install_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to install Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that they provided an invalid account. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_network_error_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing the user that a network error occurred. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
Message in confirmation dialog informing user there is an unknown issue in Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_date_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that date on the device is not correct, causing certificate checks to fail. |
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that Google Play services is not supported on their device [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_button
Button in confirmation dialog for updating Google Play services [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_text
Message in confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=NONE] |
static int |
common_google_play_services_update_title
Title of confirmation dialog informing user that they need to update Google Play services (from Play Store) [CHAR LIMIT=40] |
static int |
common_signin_button_text
Sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=15] |
static int |
common_signin_button_text_long
Long form sign-in button text [CHAR LIMIT=30] |
static int |
edit_comment_detail
|
static int |
edit_profile_detail
|
static int |
es_test_activity
|
static int |
favorite_comments_detail
|
static int |
favourite_icon_detail
|
static int |
hello_world
|
static int |
help_bookmark_comments
|
static int |
help_browse_replies
|
static int |
help_browse_top_level
|
static int |
help_edit_comment
|
static int |
help_edit_profile
|
static int |
help_favourite_comments
|
static int |
help_icons
Strings for the help activity |
static int |
help_new_reply
|
static int |
help_new_top_level_comment
|
static int |
help_sort_comments
|
static int |
help_view_bookmarks
|
static int |
help_view_favourites
|
static int |
help_view_profile
|
static int |
inspect_comment
|
static int |
latitude_text
|
static int |
longitude_text
Strings for manual location layout |
static int |
man_location_header
|
static int |
menu_icon_detail
|
static int |
new_reply_detail
|
static int |
new_top_level_comment
|
static int |
new_top_level_detail
|
static int |
OK
|
static int |
profile_contact
|
static int |
profile_contact_title
|
static int |
profile_username
|
static int |
profile_username_title
|
static int |
refresh_icon_detail
|
static int |
reply_level_activity
|
static int |
sort_comments_detail
|
static int |
sort_icon_detail
|
static int |
submit_button
|
static int |
title
|
static int |
title_activity_
|
static int |
title_activity_browse_relpy
|
static int |
title_activity_create_comment
|
static int |
title_activity_edit_comment
|
static int |
title_activity_es_test
|
static int |
title_activity_help
|
static int |
title_activity_inspect_comment
|
static int |
title_activity_manual_location
|
static int |
title_activity_maps
|
static int |
title_top_level_activity
|
static int |
top_level_bookmark
|
static int |
top_level_favourite
|
static int |
top_level_replies
|
static int |
top_level_thumbnail
Strings for top level list layout |
static int |
view_bookmarks_detail
|
static int |
view_favourites_detail
|
static int |
view_profile_details
|
| Constructor Summary | |
|---|---|
R.string()
|
| Method Summary |
|---|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
|---|
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
|---|
public static final int OK
public static final int action_bookmark
public static final int action_favorite
public static final int action_help_page
public static final int action_my_bookmarks
public static final int action_my_comments
public static final int action_my_favourites
public static final int action_profile
public static final int action_refresh
public static final int action_settings
public static final int action_sort
public static final int add_post_detail
public static final int app_name
public static final int auth_client_needs_enabling_title
public static final int auth_client_needs_installation_title
public static final int auth_client_needs_update_title
public static final int auth_client_play_services_err_notification_msg
public static final int auth_client_requested_by_msg
public static final int auth_client_using_bad_version_title
public static final int author
public static final int biography_body
public static final int biography_title
public static final int body
public static final int bookmark_comments_detail
public static final int bookmark_icon_detail
public static final int browse_replies_detail
public static final int browse_top_level_detail
public static final int comment_image
public static final int comment_view_string
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_enable_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_phone
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_text_tablet
public static final int common_google_play_services_install_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_invalid_account_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_network_error_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_unknown_issue
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_date_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_unsupported_title
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_button
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_text
public static final int common_google_play_services_update_title
public static final int common_signin_button_text
public static final int common_signin_button_text_long
public static final int edit_comment_detail
public static final int edit_profile_detail
public static final int es_test_activity
public static final int favorite_comments_detail
public static final int favourite_icon_detail
public static final int hello_world
public static final int help_bookmark_comments
public static final int help_browse_replies
public static final int help_browse_top_level
public static final int help_edit_comment
public static final int help_edit_profile
public static final int help_favourite_comments
public static final int help_icons
public static final int help_new_reply
public static final int help_new_top_level_comment
public static final int help_sort_comments
public static final int help_view_bookmarks
public static final int help_view_favourites
public static final int help_view_profile
public static final int inspect_comment
public static final int latitude_text
public static final int longitude_text
public static final int man_location_header
public static final int menu_icon_detail
public static final int new_reply_detail
public static final int new_top_level_comment
public static final int new_top_level_detail
public static final int profile_contact
public static final int profile_contact_title
public static final int profile_username
public static final int profile_username_title
public static final int refresh_icon_detail
public static final int reply_level_activity
public static final int sort_comments_detail
public static final int sort_icon_detail
public static final int submit_button
public static final int title
public static final int title_activity_
public static final int title_activity_browse_relpy
public static final int title_activity_create_comment
public static final int title_activity_edit_comment
public static final int title_activity_es_test
public static final int title_activity_help
public static final int title_activity_inspect_comment
public static final int title_activity_manual_location
public static final int title_activity_maps
public static final int title_top_level_activity
public static final int top_level_bookmark
public static final int top_level_favourite
public static final int top_level_replies
public static final int top_level_thumbnail
public static final int view_bookmarks_detail
public static final int view_favourites_detail
public static final int view_profile_details
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Aki Suzuki is a second generation (Ni-Sei) Japanese American.
Born and raised in New York, Aki has lived in various places in Japan and the US including Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, New York, Seattle, and Silicon Valley.
Aki frequently travels between Japan and United States. Aki is passionate about music, entrepreneurialism, and cross-cultural topics between Japan and US.


If you missed Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light, you've got until 2019 to catch up. Make sure that you do.
Crackdown 3 might've missed 2018, but Feb. 15 isn't too far off. That's a good thing, too, because it's been way too long since a Crackdown game graced our Xbox consoles.
When it comes to Anthem, there's some good news, and there's some bad news.
For better or worse, Dead or Alive has a reputation for focusing more on scantily-clad babes than actual fighting.
ToeJam and Earl may not have had the same long-term staying power as other early-'90s mascots — thank two mediocre sequels for that — but in many ways the Sega Genesis original was years ahead of its time.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one of China's Four Great Classical Novels, may not be that well known in the West, but it's an awfully popular foundation for video games nonetheless.
And with that, Devil May Cry goes back to the basics.
At launch, Ubisoft's The Division got some things right and many things wrong.
Thanks to the runaway success of Dragon Ball FighterZ, 2018 was Dragon Ball's year. In 2019, it's One Piece's turn.
The Sinking City isn't a reboot, a sequel, or an adaptation, but that doesn't mean that you're not familiar with its source material.


Change Log
- Added five new templates
- Added integration with DNN URL tracking (i.e. LinkClick.aspx)
- Updated templating engine to support attributes where only part of the attribute value is bound
- Updated templating engine to support various encodings of text values (HTML, JavaScript, CSS)
- Link choosing is more consistent when editing and adding slides
- Now requires .NET 3.5
- Fixed a bug where some tags (e.g. previous and next) ignored the CSS class indicated in the template
- Upgraded jQuery UI and jQuery Cycle plugins, fixing some cases where parts of the module didn't operate as expected in certain situations
- More details can be found on the Engage: Rotator Change Log
Known Issues
- Datepicker on settings page displays inconsistently in some skins


Animal Problems: A Review
A flagship title from Electric Cereal’s recent press expansion, Katie Foster’s debut collection, “Animal Problems,” reconciles the rift between our human and animal selves, sharing the emotional hurdles in the process. Even the cover art, aptly crafted by Adriana Lafarga, embodies this unique blend of intimacy, instinct, and vulnerability. Equally at home in either allegory or reflection, these poems inhabit speculation and deeper emotions in the same landscape, as we’re told: “Here is / everything else I do not know for / sure: how a needle enters skin / (pushes it open, really, holds a human / space), & what is the capital of Nebraska / & where I will be when I stop / loving you” (31).
Whether looking at dueling ownerships in the title poem or the sliminess of heartbreak, “Animal Problems” showcases its clever mix of creatures for a wide range of moods. Sometimes the beasts claim you, before burying you beneath the soil.  Foster knows how our wants emerge and clash in seemingly convoluted ways, as in the succinct series named “Two Things I No Longer Have Come Together,” where the speaker’s ex-lover and “all / American boy dog” (13) simultaneously wander the same poetic ecosystem. Two sides of the speaker’s heart collide, just as her dog suddenly finds itself eye-to-eye with a towering black bull.
And this is how much of Foster’s collection succeeds, contrasting the animal qualities inside us against our societal fears. Along these lines, Foster’s poem, “Inventory,” is a testament to such dichotomies:
Mom is living. Mom’s mom is dead.
My houseplants are living. Myspace is dead.
Punk is dead. The rich are living.
Arnold Schwartzenegger is living. Robots are dead.
The ends of my hair are dead. Yogurt is living.
The squirrel on route 9 is definitely dead. Debts are living.
What I forgot is dead. A walk is living.
Door home is dead. Getting a new wife is living.
The other car is dead. Strangers on the internet are living.
Having a lot of sex is living. Baby teeth are dead.
Period blood is dead. Too much spit is living.
Dry grass is dead. April is half living.
The cicadas are dead. You are living.
I am not dead. I am not dead.
You are not here. (18)
Though even as the speaker organizes and accumulates details, only so much can be controlled in our lives. In the poem, “Image,” Foster further contrasts images against their antithesis—“a child wearing all blue” is not “a soft brick,” just as a “lone seagull circling a Walmart” is not “your feelings” (19). Whether we’re shown a shapeshifting dog arising from chemicals, an orgy that never happens, or drunken playground antics with Viking symbols, we continually find the speaker reaching for long-gone connections as love enters and leaves our lives. But Foster is no fool, knowing one must learn to accept loss; after all, “The death is what lasts” (57). Otherwise you might find yourself falling into traps, watched by people who withhold the answer.
“Animal Problems” knows whether to need a knife or a key. It leads us into the woods to make a mess of our hair, exploring the dark places closed off in the aftermath. Like the villanelle’s refrain, “I drive the space between us” (32), Katie Foster finds a way to both embody and combat distance. Whether following the girl slug undone by love, or reflecting upon “How unusual it is // to disappear” (35), these poems pit our animal hearts against everything our culture does to disturb us, suggesting that maybe all our problems aren’t nearly as complicated as we might think.
Find “Animal Problems” from Electric Cereal’s bookstore here
Katie Foster can be found on Tumblr and New Hive. She’s currently pulling together a portfolio for grad school apps, still writing new poems frequently.


You can sign up to publish your own app on the Tictail App Store, but if you just want to play around, use the below access token to get going quickly:
$ curl https://api.tictail.com/v1/stores/x \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer (not loaded)'
The access token is valid for access to this store, as long as you have the API Explorer app.
Read all about the API in our documentation.


Setting up a kubernetes cluster with Vagrant and Virtualbox
Using vagrant file to build a kubernetes cluster which consists of 1 master(also as node) and 3 nodes. You don’t have to create complicated ca files or configuration.
See in Github: kubernetes-vagrant-centos-cluster
Why don’t do that with kubeadm
Because I want to setup the etcd, apiserver, controller, scheduler without docker container.
Architecture
We will create a Kubernetes 1.9.1+ cluster with 3 nodes which contains the components below:
| IP | Hostname | Componets |
|---|---|---|
| <IP_ADDRESS> | node1 | kube-apiserver, kube-controller-manager, kube-scheduler, etcd, kubelet, docker, flannel, dashboard |
| <IP_ADDRESS> | node2 | kubelet, docker, flannel、traefik |
| <IP_ADDRESS> | node3 | kubelet, docker, flannel |
The default setting will create the private network from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS> for nodes, and it will use the host’s DHCP for the public ip.
The kubernetes service’s vip range is <IP_ADDRESS>/16
.
The container network range is <IP_ADDRESS>/16
owned by flanneld with host-gw
backend.
kube-proxy
will use ipvs
mode.
Usage
Prerequisite
- Host server with 8G+ mem(More is better), 60G disk, 8 core cpu at lease
- vagrant 2.0+
- virtualbox 5.0+
- Maybe need to access the internet through GFW to download the kubernetes files
Support Addon
Required
- CoreDNS
- Dashboard
- Traefik
Optional
- Heapster + InfluxDB + Grafana
- ElasticSearch + Fluentd + Kibana
Setup
git clone https://github.com/rootsongjc/kubernetes-vagrant-centos-cluster.git
cd kubernetes-vagrant-centos-cluster
vagrant up
Wait about 10 minutes the kubernetes cluster will be setup automatically.
Connect to kubernetes cluster
There are 3 ways to access the kubernetes cluster.
local
Copy conf/admin.kubeconfig
to ~/.kube/config
, using kubectl
CLI to access the cluster.
We recommend this way.

 At least 4G per virtual machine.
Clean
vagrant destroy
rm -rf .vagrant
Note
Don’t use it in production environment.


I am studying Information Engineering and Computer Science (M.Sc.) in Rhine-Waal University of Applied Science. I worked as a Software Engineer (Backend developer on PHP-Laravel) in Techvillage Ltd which is a local web application development firm in Bangladesh.
Building usable, better and reactive Web App is truly a passion of mine. I actively seek out new technologies and stay up-to-date on industry trends and advancements. Also love to share my knowledge to others and contribute to the community.
vRent an online vacation rental booking website designed particularly for holiday rentals all over the world. vRent is exclusively designed to satisfy the needs of the landlords who want to seriously make money by listing vacation rentals from all around the globe. vRent allows you to create your own vacation rental platform to help guests to find space for a cost.
Url: https://vrent.techvill.org/admin
username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password: 123456
Url: https://vrent.techvill.org
username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password: 123456
Url: https://vrent.techvill.org
username<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password: 123456
Laravel
MySql for Database administration
Javascript, Ajax, JQuery
Stripe API for Payment issue
Some Others vendor
Direct Sidekick an online direct sales accounting application to track income and expenses from a specific event as well as to manage inventories for multiple users. It has the ability to invoice from the application with the income being recorded when the invoice is paid
Laravel
MySql for Database administration
Javascript, Ajax, JQuery
Stripe API for Payment issue
Some Others vendor
Transport Germany a simple web app that uses the public transport API of DB (https://v5.db.transport.rest/api.html)
to search through stops. When showing results, it shows which transport options are available in the resulting stop(s).
Example transport options are: bus/tram/ferry/suburban/express/regional. If the user selects a stop, it routes the user to the detail page of that
stop where the user can see the departures from the stop.
Users are able to mark some stops favorite so that they can quickly access them instead of searching every time.
This information are in the client-side only.
React
public transport API of DB (https://v5.db.transport.rest/api.html)
Javascript, Bootstrap
Some Others vendor
This small webb app is useful for advertising apartment either for renting or for selling purpose.
One can create a profile in order to make a listing of any property in this platform. Visitors can see the information of the properties
by searching with number of filtering options. They can also contact with the owner of the properties.
Jober Desk is a web application which is dedicated to small jobs where User can post a job or apply for one with very
simple steps and can rate and also post comments about the job.
Here Microservice arcitechture was used to develop this application.
micproject folder holding the frontend part (Angular) and django-mic folder holding the backend part (Django REST)
The Studierendenwerk Düsseldorf offers a variety of modern catering options in the canteens
and cafeterias or bistros. The service depends on the needs of the guests.
Mensa App is developed to help the cafeteria to make better-informed decisions for the food they provide.
The web application of this system is also used to maintain restaurant data, manage a reservation, perform food ordering, payment, and reporting.
Custom Shop an E-commerce Engine with Product Design Feature which will provide buying and selling of product. The main target of this project is to create a platform to design a product efficiently for the users. Moreover, the system has been developed in such a way which makes it reliable, secure and user friendly. This system keeps a list of Stocks of pre-designed products so that customer can purchase it.
Admin Panel (Admin id:"admin" and Admin Password:"12345")
Create/update products & category
Check Order and Take action on Order (Approve/Cancel)
View Sales details according to date
View Massages
View existing/pre-designed products
Design a new product
Add to cart
Update and Delete product from cart
Contact Staff (send message)
View existing/pre-designed products
Design a new product
Add to cart
Update & Delete product from cart
Checkout by online payment
View order status (Pending/Approved/Cancelled)
View & Update Profile
Contact Staff (send message)
Upload designed product
Object Orieneted PHP for backend services
MySql for Database administration
Fabric.js for design template
Stripe API for Payment issue
Some Others vendor
Arif Store a Super Shop Management System which stocks and sells a wide variety of merchandises including groceries, clothing and general supplies or a large store that sells massive quantity of goods in one product line such as electronics or shoes. Moreover, the system has been developed in such a way which makes it reliable, secure and user friendly.
Live Preview (Employee id:"Employee1" and Password:"1234")
Admin can Add and manage Products
Add and manage Employee
Check Purchest List
Employee can check product availability
Select a product(Add to cart)
Manage Cart
Provide Customer's Credit Info
Generate a Bill
Raw PHP for backend services
MySql for Database administration
Bootstrap template
Some Others vendor like fpdf
Banking System is a Bank Management System which provides Basic Banking Facility such as open account, deposit, withdraw or transfer money etc. Moreover, the system has been developed in such a way which makes it reliable, secure and user friendly.
Live Preview (Admin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Admin Password:"12345")
Employee's ID and Password are as same as Admin's ID and Password.
Account numbers: AC-00001, AC-00002, AC-00003, AC-00004, AC-00005, etc
Admin can See list of all account holders
Update an account holder's info
Close an account
Manage Loan
Add and Manage Employee
Employee can Open an account
Deposit and withdraw money
Transfer money from one account to another account
See accounts Details
OOP PHP for backend services
MySql for Database administration
Bootstrap Template for frontend design
Online Hotel a Hotel Management System which provides Online Hotel booking or reservation Facility. The main target of this project is to create a platform to where a user can reserve a hotel and pay for it. Moreover, the system has been developed in such a way which makes it reliable, secure and user friendly.
Live Preview (Admin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Admin Password:"12345")
Manage Check-in & Check-out
Manage Reservation
Generate billing info
Check Payment(daily, monthly, yearly) info
Check Room Availability
Reserve Room to register or Login
See Room Details
Cancel Reservation
Raw PHP for backend services
MySql for Database administration
Bootstrap Template for frontend design
Some Others vendor like fpdf
Hat Bazar an Online Grocery Store which will provide buying and selling of daily Groceries. The main target of this project is to create a platform to where a customer can buy their daily necessary goods by requesting an order.On the other hand the Admin of this site approve the order and deliver the goods. Moreover, the system has been developed in such a way which makes it reliable, secure and user friendly.
Admin Panel (Admin<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Admin Password:"12345678")
Admin can Add and Manage Goods(Products)
Admin can Add and Manage User(Employee)
Admin can Add and Manage Category, Subcategory and Manufacturer
Check Order and Take action on Order (Approve/Cancel)
Generate an Invoice according to order
Customer can check goods according to category
Customer can search goods by typing in the search bar
Customer can Add to cart
Customer can Update and Delete goods from cart
Customer can checkout for his order by registering or login
Customer can update their shipping information
Laravel Framwork backend services
MySql for Database administration
javascript for frontend design
Bootstrap Template
Some Others vendors such as for add to cart
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I'm looking for a way to share data between two MySQL connections/sessions. Obviously tables are the trivial answer, but for reasons of security (possibly insufficient privileges) I wish to avoid that.
The type of data to be passed can vary. Ideally I would be able to pass multiple pieces of information (dates, texts, integers, etc.) around. If impossible, I would do with texts only, and if impossible yet, I could do with a single text (but reasonably long).
There is a way to do so: by writing to the file system (SELECT INTO OUTFILE + LOAD_FILE()). However I wish to avoid it, since writing to files from within MySQL requires creation of a new file each time; no overwrite and no purging; this litters the file system.
So: any other tricks? Is there some way to pass data via GET_LOCK()/RELEASE_LOCK() (none that I can see other than Morse code)?
Is there some global variable that is unused, can be changed dynamically, and has enough space? (I couldn't find one)
I appreciate any input.
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Galaxy community conference 2014
Johns Hopkins, Baltimore, USA
conference report by
Peter van Heusden<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GCC2014: social Media ? YES!
#GCC2014
website
links to blogs and Storify of twitter stream
Online spaces key to Galaxy 'management':
IRC: #galaxyproject on irc.freenode.net
Trello boards for
Galaxy development
and
hackathon
Galaxy user support: Galaxy
Biostar
Last remaining email holdout:
Galaxy-Dev mailing list (for how long?)
GCC2014: Hackathon
40 people
Large pile of snacks, coffee and drinks
Two (+) days
Outcomes
:
Most active 'idea' cards on Trello board:
Docker:
wrapping Galaxy tools or Galaxy itself in Docker container
API:
BioBlend
Python wrapper around API
Great
interaction with fellow developers (core/non-core)
Architecture hacking:
Sub-workflows
Collections as Galaxy tool inputs (and outputs)
Thoughts on federated Galaxy (GalaxyFarm)
GCC2014: GALAXY ARCHITECTURE IDEAS
Current Galaxy architecture still drawing from the model that there is a user clicking 'submit' on a job
At scale, this isn't a good model:
Workflow runner: workflows are run as jobs, therefore fastest turnaround time is the time to execute a job (on typically cluster, at least 30 seconds)
Galaxy front-end / back-end splitting
Front-end increasingly written in Javascript with
Backone
,
Underscore
and
Handlebars
: more responsive UI
Pulsar (used to be LWR) can run on compute resource, no shared filesystem, communicate with front-end using RabbitMQ (used for Galaxy Main)
BCBIO-NEXTGEN ARCHITECTURE
NGS analysis automated (but not by Galaxy)
Disk usage scaling:
Pipeline analysis steps together saves disk I/O
Avoid storing intermediate data: 6x size of final data
bcbio-nextgen scaling driven by need to process 1500 WGS
Parallelisation:
Split variant calling by callable region
"Smart" parallelism driven by knowledge of underlying data
Configurability is the enemy of scaling
Supporting lots of scenarios makes optimisation hard
bcbio-nextgen now available as Docker image and runnable as Galaxy tool
STATE Of THE GALAXY
1
Developments in the toolshed
Investigations in new ways of job running
Galaxy/biostar: Galaxy Q&A
New work on visualisations
Data managers: tools for handling reference data
Data collections (and parameter sweeps)
GALAXY TOOLSHED, 2014 EDITION
Toolshed is replacing hand-editing of tool_conf.xml
Recommended to run local toolshed (SANBI does)
Tool development happens in Mercurial repos
Galaxy server tool updates don't require restarts
Tools can have dependencies:
On other tool repositories (other tools or data types)
On packages (package manager for Galaxy ??)
Huge role for Docker here in future
Galaxy tools can be moved between repositories as .tar.gz
NEW WAYS OF JOB RUNNING
Pulsar
/(ex-LWR) (
John Chilton
)
: Job-execution environment for when you don't have a shared filesystem
Appears to Galaxy as just another job runner
Future direction: workflow engine needed!
Galaxy on a resource-limited Cluster (
Nikolay Vazov
, UIO):
Integration
with
Gold Allocation Manager
Essentially fork of Galaxy, required substantial modification to the code base
Exposes resource limits to Galaxy users, integrates with resource accounting
Galaxy & the users
Galaxy-User mailing list discontinued
Replaced by Galaxy Biostar site
Allows easier searching for commonly answered questions
Support still appears to be driven by Galaxy Team
Galaxy usability:
Trello cards open calling for extensions to track user interaction with Galaxy
Difficulty to work seriously on topic without detailed Human Computer Interaction studies
Galaxy User BoF:
What is a User? Given the large number of technical users, technical questions tend to dominate "how do I?" space
VISUALISATION
Galaxy Charts
allows in-browser visualisation of tabular data
supports area, bar, box, line, pie charts and scatter plots
Work ongoing to support visualisations installable as tools
Not only Trackster
, now also:
PhyloViz: phylogeny tree viewer
Cirster:
circos
visualisations
Sweepster: integrates parameter sweep exploration of genomic regions with Trackster
Documentation is still patchy
DATA MANAGERS
Galaxy install has tool-data/ directory that configures shared tool data
e.g. available genome builds
Data managers
allow configuring this from the web interface
In the Admin panel (for site-admins only)
Run in similar way to normal tools, but output of run isn't in History, but rather visible via Admin panel
Can be installed from a toolshed
DATASET COLLECTIONS
Galaxy core now supports
dataset collection
types:
List
Pair (forward / reverse)
Allow operation on a collection:
List can be used as tool input
Tools that need paired reads can take single pair param
Support in the code (and via API) is currently further along that support in the UI
Much work needed
Filtering on collections, collections as tool outputs, workflow re-run / resume
Parameter sets (like Sweepster, but more general)
CONCLUSION
Large-scale Galaxy is clearly on the roadmap for the future
New workflow scheduler and execution engine
Continue and extend work on collection types
Develop UI elements for working at scale
Galaxy can do many quite different things
Sometimes by forking Galaxy code (but then you lose community)
Not all code paths are equal: frequently used code paths get bugs noticed and fixed earlier
Non-Galaxy approaches continue to proliferate:
YABI
,
bcbio-nextgen
,
Arvados
,
ADAM
Lots to learn from
SANBI GALAXY PLANS
SANBI committed to working on making Galaxy more capable of expressing the workflows we already use
Combination of bug fixing and internals enhancement
One post-doc, one developer (hopefully two soon)
Key goals align with some of Galaxy community
Workflows as first-class objects
Data collections everywhere
Workflows scheduled as workflows
Fine grained execution tracking
Data handling improvements (is piping possible?)
New on-disk storage types (
Apache Avro
?)
Continue collaboration with
Pipelines
group


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I'm Kayden, a 13 year old passionate developer from New Zealand.
I've mainly worked around Arduino C++ but have branched into other development areas. I now work with many languages, and cover aspects such as Application Development & Web Development.
I have always had an interest in designing programs and how things worked. So back when I started messing with computers, I got really intrigued into how computers worked and how they operated. This is where I discovered that they ran on code, so I began to learn scratch making simple games and then onto more complicated programming languages such as HTML, Arduino C++. Etc.
This is where my interest for programming sparked as I began to learn more and more about programing and also about computer development. From this point I moved onto other languages to take my interest further and build other things. I now work on projects such as this website you are reading, using a range of HTML & CSS.
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Manage Kubernetes cluster¶
Cluster setup¶
This guide documents the process of setting up a Kubernetes cluster between an arbitrary number of machines to run Dask loads in a distributed way.
Here is our preliminary set up:
All machines are connected to the same network and hence “available to each other”
Each machine is running Ubuntu and we have admin rights on them all
This guide will use the following jargon:
cluster
: a Kubernetes deployment that connects different machines and allows to run distributed jobs through containersnode
: each of the physical machines that are part of the clusterscheduler
: the JupyterLab session that controls the cluster, creates and distributes jobs across the clusterpod
: a single containerised task distributed from the Dask scheduler
Install Kubernetes (via microk8s
)¶
To simplify the set up of Kubernetes, we rely on microk8s
, by Canonical. This is a pre-packaged version of Kubernetes set up with “sensible defaults” so deployment is simplified. Installation happens through snap
.
On each machine that will be part of the cluster, run:
sudo snap install microk8s --classic --channel=1.19
This will create a microk8s
Kubernetes instance on each machine. You can check the machine is properly setup with:
sudo microk8s status --wait-ready
For the overall status of the single machine cluster. Or:
sudo microk8s kubectl get nodes
To confirm the cluster has a single node.
Link up machines to the cluster¶
So far we have independent, one-machine clusters running, now we will link them up into a single cluster that can “orchestrate” tasks across machines.
Pick one machine to act as the main “entry point”. It is not very important which one you pick as, as soon as you have more than two, the cluster will automatically become “high availability”, meaning each node can act as the entry point. But, to get there, pick one. We will call this node the entry point, and the other ones the followers.
On the entry point, run:
sudo microk8s add-node
This will print a command starting by microk8s join ...
that you can copy on a given follower, preceded by sudo
. Once both machines shake hands and complete the process, you can check your cluster entry point has two nodes:
sudo microk8s kubectl get nodes
Repeat this process for as many nodes as you want to join to the cluster.
Remove machines from the cluster¶
Once a node is joined to the cluster, the add computing resources to the pool that Kubernetes manages. Kubernetes is also very good at letting you dynamically adjust a cluster, adding more resources as you acquire them (e.g. get a new machine), and dropping them as you need them somewhere else.
Removing a node from the cluster is a two-stage process:
First, remove the node. For that, from the node you want to remove:
sudo microk8s leave
Once that process has completed, update the cluster information. From the entry point (or any node on a high availability cluster):
sudo microk8s remove-node <node-id>
where <node-id>
is the name you’d find for the node if you run sudo microk8s kubectl get nodes
when the node is part of the cluster.
Connecting to a cluster via Dask¶
To use Kubernetes cluster as a Dask cluster, you need to connect to it using config
file and specify how each worker should look like.
Note that you should ideally run the same docker container as a scheduler and pods (workers).
Kubernetes config¶
To connect to Kubernetes cluster, you need its configuration saved in /home/jovyan/.kube/config
file. You can generate config using
microk8s config > config
It is likely that this will be generated outside of the container on the host machine, so make sure it is available from the container. Once your Jupyter instance is up and running, you create .kube
folder and copy the file there.
mkdir /home/jovyan/.kube
cp config /home/jovyan/.kube/config
That way Kubernetes knows to which cluster it should connect and how.
dask.Client on Kubernetes cluster¶
To connect Dask to Kuberenetes cluster, you need dask-kubernetes
installed in the docker container. Then you can use KubeCluster
within Dask Client
.
from dask_kubernetes import KubeCluster
from dask.distributed import Client
Kubernetes requires specification of pods, i.e. which docker image it should use, CPU and memory limits and other information. That should be stored in.yml
, which you load during the creation of KubeCluster
. See below the example specification.
cluster = KubeCluster.from_yaml('worker-spec.yml')
Once we have KubeCluster
set up, we can hook it into dask client.
client = Client(cluster)
Scaling¶
By default the cluster will not give you any worker, so you have to specify them. You can either do that manually and specify the number of workers or set up adaptive scaling.
Using cluster.scale(20)
, Kubernetes will try to start 20 pods (workers) for you. However, if your nodes are not able to accomodate all of them due to memory and CPU limitations, you may get less than that.
Using cluster.adapt(minimum=1, maximum=100)
Kubernetes will try to adapt number of pods based on the actual workload.

Example worker specification¶
This is the example of worker-spec.yml
which will start each pod using darribas/gds_py:6.0alpha1
docker container and limits each of them to two CPUs and 8GB of RAM.
kind: Pod
metadata:
labels:
foo: bar
spec:
restartPolicy: Never
containers:
- image: darribas/gds_py:6.0alpha1
imagePullPolicy: IfNotPresent
args: [start.sh, dask-worker, --nthreads, '2', --no-dashboard, --memory-limit, 6GB, --death-timeout, '60']
name: dask
resources:
limits:
cpu: "2"
memory: 8G
requests:
cpu: "2"
memory: 8G


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Functions in this program is designed for RNA secondary structure plotting, comparison and module mining. Given a RNA secondary structure, you can obtain stem regions, hairpin loops, internal loops, bulge loops and multibranch loops of this RNA structure using this program. They are the basic modules of RNA secondary structure. For each module you get, you can use this program to label the RNA structure with a specific color. You can also use this program to compare two RNA secondary structures to get a score that represents similarity.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | RRNA |
| Published: | 2017-05-23 |
| Author: | Zheng HeWei |
| Maintainer: | Zheng HeWei <zhenghw at hrbmu.edu.cn> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | RNAstructureModuleMiner results |
| Reference manual: | RNAstructureModuleMiner.pdf |
| Package source: | RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.zip, r-release: RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: RNAstructureModuleMiner_0.1.0.tgz |
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This tournament feature the top eight singles players and doubles teams of the ATP Rankings.


bdftruncate(1) bdftruncate(1) NAME bdftruncate - generate truncated BDF font from ISO 10646-1-encoded BDF font SYNOPSIS bdftruncate threshold < source.bdf > destination.bdf DESCRIPTION bdftruncate allows one to generate from an ISO10646-1 encoded BDF font other ISO10646-1 BDF fonts in which all characters above a threshold code value are stored unencoded. This is often desirable because the Xlib API and X11 protocol data structures used for representing font metric infor‐ mation are extremely inefficient when handling sparsely populated fonts. EXAMPLE The command bdftruncate 0x3200 < 6x13.bdf > 6x13t.bdf will generate the file 6x13t.bdf in which all glyphs with codes >= 0x3200 will only be stored unencoded (i.e., they are encoded at codepoint -1). SEE ALSO ucs2any(1) AUTHOR bdftruncate was written by Markus Kuhn. Branden Robinson wrote this manual page, originally for the Debian Project. X Version 11 font-util 1.3.0 bdftruncate(1)


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12.10 The syslog Module
(Unix only, Optional) The syslog module sends messages to the system
logger facility (syslogd). Exactly what happens to
these messages is system-dependent, but they usually end up in a log
file named /var/log/messages,
/var/adm/syslog, or some variation thereof. (If
you cannot find it, check with your system administrator.) Example 12-12 demonstrates.
Example 12-12. Using the syslog Module
File: syslog-example-1.py
import syslog
import sys
syslog.openlog(sys.argv[0])
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_NOTICE, "a log notice")
syslog.syslog(syslog.LOG_NOTICE, "another log notice: %s" % "watch out!")
syslog.closelog()
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The pinned message has infor for new users.
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ok testing sending from the fresh arm64 node I brought up, lets see if it made it in
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So the bot has been activated to be used by anyone in a KMD asset chain community with their own discord. It will activate KMD tipping functions for your personal discord. DM me for the link.
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I have been waiting a week for another dev to tell me "I don't know if I want to do this"....
@sclear Had the bot running within 24 hours of me asking him if he could even do it.
If ANY of you know of other communities that could use a discord tipbot.... @sclear is your man, hands down.
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Monsta X in Murky Waters as Group’s Leader Caught in Affair With Married Woman
Earlier in the day, the K-pop boy band’s label Starship Entertainment had announced that its vocalist Wonho is leaving the group.
After announcing that Wonho is permanently leaving Monsta X, Starship agency was hit with another scandal: Han Seo Hee, ex-trainee and model, known for her scandals with idols Hanbin from Ikon and Top from Big Bang and radical feminist statements, revealed through her Instagram story a series of messages that her friend and rumoured to be girlfriend Jung Da Eun received from a now-deleted account where the sender claims his wife and the leader of the band Shownu were having an affair.
The account also gave a screenshot of the message he allegedly received from Starship Entertainment’s legal counsel. It said that Shownu had no idea that the woman was married or had a boyfriend, and if he knew that, he won’t date her. He has had no connection with her since September 10 and has no intentions to meet her in the future.
A couple of hours later, the agency made an official statement that the woman did not inform Shownu that she was married, thus causing the issue.
Wonho Withdrawal From Monsta X
Recently the same Jung DaEun, with whom Wonho was a close friend and who appeared on the famous K-pop show “Ullzzang Generation”, claimed in her instagram that he borrowed money and hasn’t paid it back. She also added, “That annoys me after seeing him on TV. As soon as I find out his number, he disappears.”
In addition, Han SeoHee joined the witch hunt and also claimed that he owes her money.
Starship Entertainment responded to the accusations by claiming otherwise, saying Wonho owing Jung DaEun isn’t true. They explained that they will not be responding to their claims since it is all false.
Meanwhile, Jung Da Eun continues to accuse Wonho, revealing that back in 2008 he was a suspect in an aggravated theft investigation.
Starship Entertainment has not yet responded to that particular claim from Jung Da Eun.
Earlier, Starship Entertainment announced that Wonho decided to leave the band.
The group will continue performing with six members. Wonho also left a handwritten letter to fans, where he apologized and stated that it is his wish to avoid causing trouble for Monsta X. The group also promised to continue to respond to malicious and distorted claims on the internet.
Fans of the band, which are called “monbebe”(“my baby” in French), are in despair and even made a petition for Wonho to stay in Monsta X.
They created the trending hashtag #원호탈퇴반대, which means "Against Wonho leaving," gaining more than 1.4m tweets from all over the world.
what starship doesn't understand is we don't care about future activities we care about the GROUP. not about its activities. about them as PEOPLE. we care about wonho as a PERSON, about his HAPPINESS. we care about monsta x as a whole, wonho is more important than any comeback.
Currently, k-fans showing their support with post-it notes attached to the wall of the building of the agency and planning to stand with silent demonstration in front of Starship building at 12PM on the 2nd of November in protest against Wonho’s withdrawal from Monsta X.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 4
Chargrilled steak - who can resist? Served here with sweet and sharp tomato chutney and chargrilled figs.
For the chutney, place the vinegar and sugar in a large saucepan and bring to the boil then cook for 3-4 minutes until the sugar has melted.
Add all the other ingredients, bring to the boil and cook for about 20-30 minutes, stirring frequently. If the tomatoes are very juicy, you might need to cook for a little longer until the mixture starts to thicken.
Leave the chutney with a chunky texture and don’t cook too long so that the ingredients start to break down into a purée.
Cool the chutney before serving with the steak, and place into sterilised jars to store for two to three weeks in the fridge, the flavour will improve over time.
For the steak, heat a griddle pan until searing hot.
Rub the steaks with a little olive oil then season with salt and black pepper.
Place onto the griddle and sear for two minutes then turn the steaks 90 degrees and sear the same side for a further two minutes.
Turn the steaks over and repeat, searing and turning.
Remove the steaks from the griddle and set them aside, to rest, on a plate.
Meanwhile, rub the shallots with the rest of the olive oil and place cut side down onto the griddle and cook for 3-4 minutes. Then add the figs, face down, and cook for another minute until they are all tender and charred.
Whisk the balsamic vinegar, lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil together then season with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
At the very last minute, toss the lettuce, shallots and figs together in a bowl with the dressing.
To serve, for each person, place a steak onto a board, pile the salad alongside with a spoonful of chutney.