Runmachine is a set of services that provide a control plane for managing hardware or virtual machines.


This migration will only migrate the localized content and will leave out the non-localized fields because such fields only have default locale.
This migration will not update any existing content type at the destination, however, it will create the content type if not present. If there is any modifiation in the content type at source please use Content Type Migration option to update the content type at the destination.


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The Tabbed Panels widget is a disclosure widget that has a series of tabs along the top (or side) of the widget that opens content panels attached to the tabs.
By default, the Tabbed Panel CSS does not define a height or width to the widget. The height of the widget will change depending on the size of the content of the current open panel.
To set a fixed size for the widget, set the 'height' of the class .TabbedPanelsContent to whatever value you need. Overflow should be set to handle content longer than the set height.
Default Panel set to open the 3rd panel when the page loads. Spry has a 0 based counting system, so the constructor option {defaultTab: 2} will open the 3rd panel.
.TabbedPanels class has been set to a width of 500 pixels, so all widgets that use that class on this page will be that width.
Tabindex="0" can be set on every tab element for keyboard navigation to work. You may also use anchors to enable the keyboard navigation. The 3rd sample down shows this functionality. As a note, using TabIndex for accessibility will not validate at W3C but include it here because IE and Mozilla browsers support it for accessibility reasons. Use anchors if your page needs to validate.
Tab 3 Content
More Content
More Content
Open Panel with Panel Number Tab 1 | Tab 2 | Tab 3 | Tab 4
Open Panel with Tab ID Tab 1 | Tab 2 | Tab 3 | Tab 4
Tabbed Panels can just as well be rendered vertically.
Using the default CSS file that comes with the widget, set the class of the main widget container tag from class="TabbedPanels" to class="VTabbedPanels". The widget will now use the VTabbedPanels classes and the tabs will render vertically, on the left. The markup is identical as is the other functionality.
This sample uses anchors in the tabs to enable switching between tabs. Use the Tab key to choose the tab and Enter to open the panel.
Tabbed Panels can just as well be rendered vertically.
Using the default CSS file that comes with the widget, set the class of the main widget container tag from class="TabbedPanels" to class="VTabbedPanels".
The widget will now use the VTabbedPanels classes and the tabs will render vertically, on the left. The markup is identical as is the other functionality.
Widget can use almost any tag to create the structure, as long as the correct nesting structure is maintained.
Alternate Content Version. Check the markup used in this sample.
One of the rules of Spry Widgets is that we don't really care about the actual markup; what matters is the structure of the widget. As long as tags are nested in the same order, it doesn't matter what the markup is, as long it it follows HTML rules.
Content 3
This example demonstrates how to open panels using the showPanel() behavior.


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1#!/usr/bin/env python3
3"""Solution to chapter 6, exercise 25: myxml"""
6def myxml(tagname, content='', **kwargs):
7 """Takes a tag name (string), an optional content string,
8and optional kwargs.
10Returns a string in which "tagname" is an XML tag at the start and end,
11"content" is placed in the middle of the tags, and
12the key-value pairs of kwargs are inserted as attributes in the opening tag.
13"""
14 attrs = ''.join([f' {key}="{value}"'
15 for key, value in kwargs.items()])
16 return f'<{tagname}{attrs}>{content}</{tagname}>'


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- covariance, cross-correlation
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| - Fourier power spectrum (FFT)
- Maximum Entropy Method (MEM)
- Multi-Taper Method (MTM)
| - Cross-spectrum, phase spectrum
- Coherency
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| Wavelet Transform
| - Wavelet power spectrum
- Sliding FFT; evolutionary spectra
| - Cross-wavelet spectrum, phase
- Wavelet coherency
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| Orthogonal Modes
| - Singular Spectrum Analysis (SSA)
| - Empirical Orthogonal Functions (EOF)
& Singular Value Decomposition (SVD)
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Class Summary |
| AESFastTest |
Test vectors from the NIST standard tests and Brian Gladman's vector set
http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/ |
| AESLightTest |
Test vectors from the NIST standard tests and Brian Gladman's vector set
http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/ |
| AESTest |
Test vectors from the NIST standard tests and Brian Gladman's vector set
http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/ |
| AESVectorFileTest |
Test vectors from the NIST standard tests and Brian Gladman's vector set
http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/ |
| AESWrapTest |
Wrap Test |
| AllTests |
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| BlockCipherMonteCarloTest |
a basic test that takes a cipher, key parameter, and an input
and output string. |
| BlockCipherVectorTest |
a basic test that takes a cipher, key parameter, and an input
and output string. |
| BlowfishTest |
blowfish tester - vectors from http://www.counterpane.com/vectors.txt |
| CamelliaLightTest |
Camellia tester - vectors from https://www.cosic.esat.kuleuven.be/nessie/testvectors/ and RFC 3713 |
| CamelliaTest |
Camellia tester - vectors from https://www.cosic.esat.kuleuven.be/nessie/testvectors/ and RFC 3713 |
| CAST5Test |
cast tester - vectors from http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2144.txt |
| CAST6Test |
cast6 tester - vectors from http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2612.txt |
| CCMTest |
First four test vectors from
NIST Special Publication 800-38C. |
| CipherTest |
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| CMacTest |
CMAC tester - Official Test Vectors. |
| CTSTest |
CTS tester |
| DESedeTest |
DESede tester |
| DESTest |
DES tester - vectors from FIPS 81 |
| DHKEKGeneratorTest |
DHKEK Generator tests - from RFC 2631. |
| DHTest |
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| DigestRandomNumberTest |
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| DigestTest |
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| DSATest |
Test based on FIPS 186-2, Appendix 5, an example of DSA. |
| EAXTest |
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| ECDHKEKGeneratorTest |
ECDHKEK Generator tests. |
| ECGOST3410Test |
ECGOST3410 tests are taken from GOST R 34.10-2001. |
| ECIESTest |
test for ECIES - Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme |
| ECNRTest |
ECNR tests. |
| ECTest |
ECDSA tests are taken from X9.62. |
| ElGamalTest |
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| EqualsHashCodeTest |
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| GCMReorderTest |
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| GCMTest |
Test vectors from "The Galois/Counter Mode of Operation (GCM)", McGrew/Viega, Appendix B |
| GOST28147MacTest |
GOST 28147 MAC tester |
| GOST28147Test |
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| GOST3410Test |
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| GOST3411DigestTest |
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| Grain128Test |
Grain-128 Test |
| Grainv1Test |
Grain v1 Test |
| HCFamilyTest |
HC-128 and HC-256 Tests. |
| HCFamilyVecTest |
HC-128 and HC-256 Tests. |
| IDEATest |
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| ISAACTest |
ISAAC Test - see http://www.burtleburtle.net/bob/rand/isaacafa.html |
| ISO9796Test |
test vectors from ISO 9796-1 and ISO 9796-2 edition 1. |
| ISO9797Alg3MacTest |
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| KDF1GeneratorTest |
KDF1 tests - vectors from ISO 18033. |
| KDF2GeneratorTest |
KDF2 tests - vectors from ISO 18033. |
| MacTest |
MAC tester - vectors from
FIP 81 and
FIP 113. |
| MD2DigestTest |
standard vector test for MD2
from RFC1319 by B.Kaliski of RSA Laboratories April 1992 |
| MD4DigestTest |
standard vector test for MD4 from RFC 1320. |
| MD5DigestTest |
standard vector test for MD5 from "Handbook of Applied Cryptography", page 345. |
| MD5HMacTest |
MD5 HMac Test, test vectors from RFC 2202 |
| MGF1GeneratorTest |
MGF1 tests - vectors from ISO 18033 for KDF1 (equivalent). |
| ModeTest |
CFB/OFB Mode test of IV padding. |
| NaccacheSternTest |
Test case for NaccacheStern cipher. |
| NoekeonTest |
Noekeon tester |
| NullTest |
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| OAEPTest |
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| PaddingTest |
General Padding tests. |
| PKCS12Test |
test for PKCS12 key generation - vectors from
http://www.drh-consultancy.demon.co.uk/test.txt |
| PKCS5Test |
A test class for PKCS5 PBES2 with PBKDF2 (PKCS5 v2.0) using
test vectors provider at
RSA's PKCS5 Page
The vectors are Base 64 encoded and encrypted using the password "password"
(without quotes). |
| PSSBlindTest |
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| PSSTest |
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| RC2Test |
RC2 tester - vectors from ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2268.txt
RFC 2268 "A Description of the RC2(r) Encryption Algorithm" |
| RC2WrapTest |
RC2 wrap tester |
| RC4Test |
RC4 Test |
| RC5Test |
RC5 tester - vectors from ftp://ftp.nordu.net/rfc/rfc2040.txt
RFC 2040 "The RC5, RC5-CBC, RC5-CBC-Pad, and RC5-CTS Algorithms" |
| RC6Test |
RC6 Test - test vectors from AES Submitted RSA Reference implementation. |
| RegressionTest |
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| ResetTest |
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| RFC3211WrapTest |
Wrap Test based on RFC3211 test vectors |
| RijndaelTest |
Test vectors from the NIST standard tests and Brian Gladman's vector set
http://fp.gladman.plus.com/cryptography_technology/rijndael/ |
| RIPEMD128DigestTest |
RIPEMD128 Digest Test |
| RIPEMD128HMacTest |
RIPEMD128 HMac Test, test vectors from RFC 2286 |
| RIPEMD160DigestTest |
RIPEMD160 Digest Test |
| RIPEMD160HMacTest |
RIPEMD160 HMac Test, test vectors from RFC 2286 |
| RIPEMD256DigestTest |
RIPEMD128 Digest Test |
| RIPEMD320DigestTest |
RIPEMD320 Digest Test |
| RSABlindedTest |
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| RSADigestSignerTest |
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| RSATest |
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| Salsa20Test |
Salsa20 Test |
| SEEDTest |
SEED tester - vectors http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc4009.txt |
| SerpentTest |
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| SHA1DigestTest |
standard vector test for SHA-1 from "Handbook of Applied Cryptography", page 345. |
| SHA1HMacTest |
SHA1 HMac Test, test vectors from RFC 2202 |
| SHA224DigestTest |
standard vector test for SHA-224 from RFC 3874 - only the last three are in
the RFC. |
| SHA224HMacTest |
SHA224 HMac Test |
| SHA256DigestTest |
standard vector test for SHA-256 from FIPS Draft 180-2. |
| SHA256HMacTest |
SHA256 HMac Test |
| SHA384DigestTest |
standard vector test for SHA-384 from FIPS Draft 180-2. |
| SHA384HMacTest |
SHA384 HMac Test |
| SHA512DigestTest |
standard vector test for SHA-512 from FIPS Draft 180-2. |
| SHA512HMacTest |
SHA512 HMac Test |
| ShortenedDigestTest |
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| SkipjackTest |
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| SRP6Test |
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| StreamCipherVectorTest |
a basic test that takes a stream cipher, key parameter, and an input
and output string. |
| TEATest |
TEA tester - based on C implementation results from http://www.simonshepherd.supanet.com/tea.htm |
| TigerDigestTest |
Tiger Digest Test |
| TwofishTest |
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| VMPCKSA3Test |
VMPC Test |
| VMPCMacTest |
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| VMPCTest |
VMPC Test |
| WhirlpoolDigestTest |
ISO vector test for Whirlpool |
| XTEATest |
TEA tester - based on C implementation results from http://www.simonshepherd.supanet.com/tea.htm |


#include <hmdes.h>
Definition at line 254 of file hmdes.h.
Definition at line 256 of file hmdes.h.
Referenced by Mprint_op().
Definition at line 258 of file hmdes.h.
Definition at line 259 of file hmdes.h.
Referenced by Mprint_op(), and write_lmdes().
Definition at line 257 of file hmdes.h.


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The SpoonScript plugin for Jenkins allows to automatically build Spoon images and push them to the Spoon.net Hub or local repository.
The SpoonScript Jenkins plugin includes the following capabilities:
- Build an image with SpoonScript
- Push the resulting image to the Spoon.net Hub
- Export an image to the local repository
- Trigger a build job using webhooks
Quick Tour
Build an image with SpoonScript
- Create a new Jenkins item and select a Spoon Project as its type.
- Add Execute SpoonScript build step.
- By convention, the default name for a SpoonScript file is spoon.me. It should be located in the Jenkins project workspace which corresponds to the root directory of a GitHub project.
- Write a SpoonScript to define how a new image should be created. For more information about SpoonScript refer to the language reference or take a look at sample scripts in GitHub.
- Provide credentials to a Spoon.net account. If no credentials are provided, the SpoonScript will be run as the currently logged on user.
- For enterprise deployments you may be interested in building images that target a specific version of the Spoon VM. To gain access to this and other optional settings, click Advanced button. For more information about specific options, click buttons with help content or refer to the online documentation.
- Save your changes and test the script by triggering the job manually. In the next sections you will learn how to push new images to the Spoon.net Hub.
Push an image to the Spoon.net Hub
Pushing images to the Spoon.net Hub is available as post-build action:
There are three options for naming the new remote image:
- Use the same name as the local image.
- Generate the remote image name from the Git information for your project (organization, project, branch, and current head version). Note that you cannot publish images from an organization to which you do not belong. For example, if your Spoon.net account name is JimmyKimmel then you won’t be allowed to push images as OprahWinfrey. If this is required, then overwrite the name of the GitHub organization with your account name.
- Use a fixed remote image name hardcoded in the job definition. Optionally, you may append a suffix from the date and time in order to keep old images available in the Spoon.net Hub.
Export an image to the local repository
Exporting images to the local repository is available as post-build action:
Remove an image from the local repository
New images will remain in the local repository unless they are deleted using the spoon rmi <image_name>
command. This step can be included in the job definition using the post-build action Remove local Spoon image.
Trigger a build job using webhooks
You may decide to build a Spoon container image whenever the source code changes for your project. To facilitate this, a Spoon Jenkins job can be triggered using an HTTP POST request. The request content is required to be compatible with the structure of GitHub webhook events.
Webhook messages are sent to Jenkins_URL/spoon-webhook endpoint as POST with Content-Type
set to application/x-www-form-urlencoded
.
Enjoy and please send any feedback or questions to @spoonapps!
Change Log
Version 1.0 (Apr 21, 2014)
- Build an image with SpoonScript
- Push the resulting image to the Spoon.net Hub
- Export an image to the local repository
- Trigger a build job using webhooks
- Integration with Credentials plugin
- Integration with Git plugin
Attachments:
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STAT 545 at the University of British Columbia teaches students how to explore, groom, visualize, and analyze data, and how to make all of that reproducible, reusable, and shareable using R. Contact: Jenny Bryan


Xarray is a simple example of a Logic Server eXtension (LSX) shared object (dll or so). It implements, in C, three predicates for dealing with arrays from Prolog. The program is built as a DLL under Windows and a shared object under Unix.
Under Windows, open up Visual C++ and build the project xarray.dsw. If you don't have Visual C++, you can create a project in the C development tool of your choice, with the following parameters:
make -f makefile.lnx
Given that xarray.lsx built correctly in the xarray directory, you need to ensure that it gets loaded by Prolog. One way to do this is by having the following line in amzi.cfg, which is how the sample is configured:
lsxload = xarray
test the program from alis:
alis
Under Windows you'll see a message box appear indicating the xarray was loaded OK.
Then consult and run the test program, xarray.pro, which creates an array, sets and gets two values, and deletes the array:
?- [xarray]. yes ?- main. element 3 is 9 element 4 is 16


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Bitpie + Zcash
Today, we are very happy to announce Bitpie v2.2.1 will support Zcash (ZEC)! Zcash is a more privacy focused digital currency, it is based on zk-SNARK zero knowledge proof technology,...
Bitpie + ETH
Bitpie Team 2017-9-6
Today, we are very happy to announce Bitpie v2.2.1 will support Zcash (ZEC)! Zcash is a more privacy focused digital currency, it is based on zk-SNARK zero knowledge proof technology,...
Bitpie Team 2017-9-6


Takeaway CEO says he does not plan to improve bid for Just Eat
Takeaway.com NV CEO Jitse Groen said on Wednesday he does not plan to improve his company's 4.3 billion pound (US$5.50 billion) all-share bid to buy British rival Just Eat PLC, despite a higher cash offer from rival Prosus NV .
BARCELONA: Takeaway.com NV CEO Jitse Groen said on Wednesday he does not plan to improve his company's 4.3 billion pound (US$5.50 billion) all-share bid to buy British rival Just Eat PLC, despite a higher cash offer from rival Prosus NV .
Asked on the sidelines of the Morgan Stanley European Technology, Media & Telecom conference in Barcelona whether he planned to raise or sweeten the offer, he said "no".
When asked how much support his offer had from shareholders he answered "a lot, actually, because they are the same shareholders, there's a lot of overlap. People know our track record."
(Reporting by Paul Sandle; Writing by Toby Sterling; Editing by Louise Heavens)


The Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is a U.S.-based international learned society for computing. It was founded in 1947 and is the world’s largest and most prestigious scientific and educational computing society. Its headquarters are in New York City. The objectives of the organization are to foster an involvement in the awareness of the development of the general computing environment. Its membership is more than 100,000.ACM is organized into over 170 local chapters and 35 Special Interest Groups (SIGs), through which it conducts most of its activities.Additionally, there are over 500 college and university chapters. The first student chapter was founded in 1961.
These are some of the major events conducted under CVSR ACM Student Chapter
Workshop was conducted on Angular JS by Mr. Jaya Kumar Vatikutti. Students learned about Angular JS and how to use it in their web projects.
Workshop was conducted on Angular JS by members of the Web Club. Students learned about different aspects of web development.
Workshop was conducted on Cyber Security by Mr. Sai Satish. Students learned about the different kinds of challenges of Cyber Security.
Workshop was conducted on Cloud Computing by Mr. Madhan Kumar. Students learned how to take advantage of Cloud Computing for their projects.
Workshop was conducted on PHP Joomla by Mr. Shankar Mahesh. Students learned how PHP Joomla can be utilized in Web Applications.
CVSR ACM Student Chapter has organized many such events for the benefit of the students.
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Karthik V Pemmaraju - Chair Person
Sangam Sukesh - Vice Chair
K Pragathi - Treasurer
R Vaishnavi - Secretary
Dr. G Vishnu Murthy - Faculty Sponsor
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Add an observer to receive notifications about Amazon Voice Focus lifecycle events. See VoiceFocusTransformDeviceObserver for details. If the observer has already been added, this method call has no effect.
If you wish to choose a different inner device, but continue to use Amazon Voice Focus, you can use this method to efficiently create a new device that will reuse the same internal state. Only one of the two devices can be used at a time: switch between them using DeviceController.startAudioInput.
If the same device is passed as is currently in use, this
is returned.
The new inner device to use.
Optionally return a pair of AudioNode
s that should be connected to the applied inner
device. The two nodes can be the same, indicating the smallest possible subgraph.
Each device can be used no more than once at a time in an audio graph. It is acceptable
to reuse audio nodes for successive calls to createAudioNode
, so long as the context
does not differ.
Return the inner device as provided during construction, or updated via VoiceFocusTransformDevice.chooseNewInnerDevice. Do not confuse this method with VoiceFocusTransformDevice.intrinsicDevice.
Called when the meeting audio stream became active.
Called when the meeting audio stream became inactive.
Disable the audio node while muted to reduce CPU usage.
whether the audio device should be muted.
Remove an existing observer. If the observer has not been previously added, this method call has no effect.
Dispose of the inner workings of the transform device. After this method is called you will need to create a new device to use Amazon Voice Focus again.
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A device that augments a Device to apply Amazon Voice Focus noise suppression to an audio input.


Class: Aws::ManagedGrafana::Types::NetworkAccessConfiguration
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Overview
The configuration settings for in-bound network access to your workspace.
When this is configured, only listed IP addresses and VPC endpoints will be able to access your workspace. Standard Grafana authentication and authorization are still required.
Access is granted to a caller that is in either the IP address list or the VPC endpoint list - they do not need to be in both.
If this is not configured, or is removed, then all IP addresses and VPC endpoints are allowed. Standard Grafana authentication and authorization are still required.
prefixListIds
and vpceIds
are required, you can pass in
an empty array of strings for either parameter if you do not want to
allow any of that type.
If both are passed as empty arrays, no traffic is allowed to the workspace, because only explicitly allowed connections are accepted.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#prefix_list_ids ⇒ Array<String>
rw
An array of prefix list IDs.
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#vpce_ids ⇒ Array<String>
rw
An array of Amazon VPC endpoint IDs for the workspace.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#prefix_list_ids ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
An array of prefix list IDs. A prefix list is a list of CIDR ranges of IP addresses. The IP addresses specified are allowed to access your workspace. If the list is not included in the configuration (passed an empty array) then no IP addresses are allowed to access the workspace. You create a prefix list using the Amazon VPC console.
Prefix list IDs have the format pl-1a2b3c4d
.
For more information about prefix lists, see Group CIDR blocks
using managed prefix listsin the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud
User
Guide.
#vpce_ids ⇒ Array
<String
> (rw)
An array of Amazon VPC endpoint IDs for the workspace. You can
create VPC endpoints to your Amazon Managed Grafana workspace for
access from within a VPC. If a NetworkAccessConfiguration
is
specified then only VPC endpoints specified here are allowed to
access the workspace. If you pass in an empty array of strings, then
no VPCs are allowed to access the workspace.
VPC endpoint IDs have the format vpce-1a2b3c4d
.
For more information about creating an interface VPC endpoint, see
Interface VPC endpoints in the Amazon Managed Grafana User
Guide.
com.amazonaws.[region].grafana-workspace
service endpoint). Other
VPC endpoints are ignored.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-managedgrafana/lib/aws-sdk-managedgrafana/types.rb', line 892
class NetworkAccessConfiguration < Struct.new( :prefix_list_ids, :vpce_ids) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Currently working as a Core Team Member at NGO - We Listen . Our vision is to create a safe space for adolescents and young people, where they are listened to and are addressed about their feelings. Our mission is to create awareness, break the stigma, and lend support to those suffering from mental health problems. We also plan to connect the concerned person with a professional where needed.
One of the most life-changing experiences I had was the semester I spent in Italy. Along with being the first time that I ever travelled abroad, it was also the first time I stayed away from family for more than a couple of months. It was a lot of learning, and a lot of fun. I almost instantly fell in love with the culture, beauty and the people of Italy. It was also the time I started trying writing (check blogs) and also maintained a travelogue where I could describe my daily experiences (check instagram icon << ). Travelled to 13 countries; but so much in love with Italy that I dropped a euro in the water at Fontana di Trevi in Rome with the dream of going back to stay in Italy for a couple of years :)
It doesn’t interest me what you do for a living, I want to know what you ache for. It doesn’t interest me how old you are, I want to know if you are willing to risk looking like a fool for love, for your dreams, for the adventure of being alive. I want to know if you can live with failure, yours and mine. It doesn’t interest me where you live or how rich you are, I want to know if you can get up after a night of grief and despair, weary and bruised to the bone, and be sweet to the ones you love. I want to know if you can be alone with yourself and truly like the company you keep in the empty moments of your life.
- Oriana Mountain Dreamer
The Design Club is one of the first bodies in the Institute that I became a part of and has stayed close to my heart ever since. Worked on innovating publicity campaigns and other initiatives and successfully improved the engagement for the filmmaking club & the Classical and Folk Arts Club. Mentored freshmen to create some awesome branding designs that you can check out here. Some work and memories :)
Have been involved with the E-Cell on campus as an Events Manager. I made some amazing friends while working on ways to tackle the stagnant startup culture in the institute. Whether it was introducing a business model competition to give freshmen exposure to working of startups, or facilitating the conversion of research into tech startups - the journey had a lot of highs and lows and is one I cherish. Apart from honing my leadership and team-work skills, I got to interact with entrepreneurs and investors, and get an insider's view of the startup ecosystem.
I had the fortune of sharing my stay and my hostel room and wing with some of the kindest and strongest women, and I continue to learn and be inspired from every single one of them. Whether it was supporting each other through the lows or celebrating our victories together or making some great memories together inside and out of insti, we did it all :) Trips to Mahabaleshwar, Surat, Alibaug, Goa, and Ladakh will be forever treasured :D
There is always "one more thing" to learn
- Steve Jobs
While improving efficiency and reducing wastage is what this was supposed to be about, I COULD NOT stop drooling over the tonnes of chocolate - (Silk, Bournville, Temptations and more) I saw every day. The plant operators and friends I made at the hostel I stayed were always super nice. These friends arranged a (illegal :P) party inside a hostel room the day I was leaving, complete with a cake, sandwiches, songs and balloons! Anecdote! - One of the friendly operators (must be older than my dad, I used to call them all *kaka*) called me from about 30 ft away with a sense of urgency. He was dewrapping a huge box of Bournvilles that had gotten rejected from Quality Dept for some petty reasons. As I walked to him, he handed me over half a bar and said (in Marathi) "Beta have you even gained any kgs in the last month? The least you should leave with after this internship is a few extra kgs" :D
Got to see an oil rig for the first time and worked with some super cool people and also did an explosive job on one of the rigs near Baroda, where they let me handle tools that are possibly very dangerous! Also first ever paycheck haha :D
I find dance as an art form to express emotion admirable, and dancers who do move effortlessly making even difficult movements seem simple amaze me. I tried dancing in school, and then a couple of times in insti. I have a soft spot for Classical dancing, which has now moved towards Ballet/Lyrical Jazz.
If you have ~ 10 minutes and want to watch something moving, this is one of the performances I was a part of and would definitely recommend watching for the message it conveys.


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NAME
sdiff - side-by-side merge of file differencesSYNOPSIS
sdiff [OPTION]... FILE1 FILE2DESCRIPTION
Side-by-side merge of file differences.- -o FILE --output=FILE
- Operate interactively, sending output to FILE.
- -i --ignore-case
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- -E --ignore-tab-expansion
- Ignore changes due to tab expansion.
- -b --ignore-space-change
- Ignore changes in the amount of white space.
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by Damilola IsmailA Police officer has been called out after he allegedly beat up his daughter mercilessly, leaving her bleeding on her head.
According to an eye witness, the Police officer always beats up his wife or children whenever he gets back to work leaving the little girl with so much marks disfiguring her back and an injured head.
The story was brought to the public by Unkle Jet-Wize Udoma who posted pictures of the wounded girl and her disfigured back in an attempt to put an end to this assault.
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The Sunday Mail says that after the win over Cyprus the good news continued as SFA see sense over tickets.
by Mail Opinion, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/mail-opinion/Justice is not something Scotland fans are particularly familiar with.
Supporting the national side is more often than not a pastime to be endured rather than enjoyed.
The most deserved and hard-worked-for victories are routinely snatched away in ever more heartbreaking circumstances.
But just maybe last night’s 2-1 win over Cyprus marked a turning of the tide that will set us up for some of our biggest play-off games in 20 years.
And another major cause for celebration today is that after an 18-month Sunday Mail campaign, the SFA has finally agreed to see sense and offer older supporters cut-price tickets for those crucial matches.
More than anything, this is a victory for common sense, as the case for doing this couldn’t have been more clear cut.
Many of the fans who’ll benefit are people, often on very low incomes, who have loyally supported the team for generations.
When you consider the results over the years, there is a strong argument that such dedication should be rewarded with free entry to Hampden for life and some sort of medal.
But this isn’t just about altruism.
The truth is that the SFA has been shooting itself in the foot with its rigid ticketing policy.
We revealed in October that empty Hampden seats for five home Euro 2020 qualifiers has cost Scotland’s game more than £4million.
Just 127,969 fans had turned up for those matches out of a potential 259,330 – the equivalent of just 49 per cent capacity.
That is money that could be paying for the youth academies and training grounds the next generation of stars so badly need.
Cutting prices for people who will otherwise struggle to afford to go to matches is a great way to fill the stadium.
It also helps create the sort of atmosphere that every fan wants to see Scotland play in – and the sort of atmosphere that inspire a team to win.
So if there is one thing the SFA should be focused on, it is making sure that every single Scotland game is played in front of a full house.
Today’s decision will mean fans over 65 should be able to pick up affordable tickets for Nations League play-off matches in March 2020 that will give Steve Clarke’s squad the chance to get us to a major tournament for the first time since 1998.
The move has been backed by everyone from Age Scotland to former First Minister Henry McLeish.
The Sunday Mail has done its bit – let’s hope the team can make it worth our while.


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WMS Factory Design
Glidein Internals
Overview of the glidein mechanism
A glidein is, simply put, a properly configured HTCondor Startd submitted as a Grid job. Once a glidein starts on a worker node, it will join a specified HTCondor pool, making the obtained Grid-batch slot a slot in the HTCondor pool. At this point, a regular HTCondor job can start there as if was a dedicated resource. See the picture below for a schematic overview.
HTCondor glideins are a convenient way to expand a HTCondor pool. Apart from the task of submitting new glideins as needed, everything else stays the same as in a dedicated pool.
In GlideinWMS, the Glidein Factory is the one that submits the glideins to the Grid resources, as shown in the picture below.
This document describes how a glidein configures and starts the HTCondor Startd.
The Glidein Factory sends just a wrapper. However, it must perform several tasks, including:
- Check that the working environment on the worker node is reasonable (else user jobs will fail)
- Obtain the HTCondor binaries
- Configure HTCondor
- Prepare the environment for HTCondor and the user jobs
- Start HTCondor
Given the complexity of the task, and for the sake of flexibility, it makes sense to split the script in several pieces. So the glidein job is composed of several pieces, including a startup script, helper scripts, the HTCondor binaries and a base configuration file.
However, having a Grid job with data files can represent a challenge; each Grid flavor treats data in a different way. To make the system as general as possible, the glideins rely on HTTP for data distribution. However, since the HTTP protocol is not a secure one, the glidein implements its own security on top of it.
The picture below for an overview.
The security is implemented using SHA1 signatures. The signature checking is implemented in two steps:
The signatures of all the files to be transfered are saved in a signature file and stored on the Web server. The signature of the signature file is then passed as one of the parameters of the glidein job.
The glidein startup script loads the signature file from the Web server and verifies its signature. All other downloads, including the file containing the list of other files, is checked against the values in the signature file. See the pseudo-code below.
wget http://head.fnal.gov/glidein_g1/signature.sha1 sha1sum known_sha1 signature.sha1 if $?!=0 then exit 1 fi grep files_name signature.sha1 > file.sha1 wget http://head.fnal.gov/glidein_g1/files_anme sha1sum -c file.sha1 if $?!=0 then exit 2 fi
Assuming that the glidein arguments cannot be tampered with, all the files are tamper evident.
If a file is marked as executable, it will be run. This allows to
customize the glidein logic at will.
However, if not all files
need to be executable; plain files, like configuration files, and
tarballs are also supported.
Program flow
The glidein startup script is tasked to setup the working
environment, configure HTCondor and launch the HTCondor
Startd.
As said in the overview, a glidein is basically a
wrapper that downloads other files, executing some of them.
A
private working directory is used to minimize interference with other
processes running on the same node.
At the high level, three types of files are handled:
- Signature files
- Files containing lists of other files
- Helper files; these can be either simple files, tarballs or executables.
The files are also split between general, or Factory wide, and entry-specific ones. Since order can be important, especially when executables are involved, the glidein allows for global helper files to be loaded (and executed) before and/or after the entry-specific ones. One executable is special; this is the helper script that starts the HTCondor Startd. and must be the last to be run, so it is handled in a special way.
See the picture below for an overview.
You may have noticed that after the initial setup, all further communication between stages is carried out by a locally created config file. The reason for this is due to the fact that environment changes can only propagate in one direction, from parent to child. Since most of the setup is done by external executables that would be unacceptable, the config file was introduced.
Some of the stages are pretty self explanatory, but most need further details. In particular:
Get signatures and file info
The retrieval of the signature files is a multi step process. The
main reason being that the startup script does not know the name of
the signature file.
Instead, the glidein startup script receives
the name of the file that contains the names of all the other important
files. And that file is fetched first.
Once the name of the
signature file is know, it is fetched and validated against the
provided SHA1 signature.
Once the signature file can be trusted,
the description file is verified, too, using the signature present in
the signature file.
Once the signature files are fetched, the content of the description files is loaded into memory for further processing.
See the figure below of an overview.
You have probably noticed that the name of the signature file is extracted before validating the integrity of the description file. This can result in a compromised signature being fetched.
However, this is not a security vulnerability. If the wrong signature file is indeed downloaded, the signature of the signature will not match and the glidein will terminate with a failure.
Download and process a file
The glidein startup script will download and process several files. This stage will download one of these files.
File downloading and processing can be conditional; if a conditional variable name is given and such conditional variable evaluates to False (0) in the configuration file, the stage is effectively a NOOP.
The stage flow requires a fetch of a file over the network and the
validation against the proper signature file. If for some reason the
signature does not match, the glidein will terminate with a
failure.
Some files need further processing; they are either
tarballs that need to be unpacked, or executables that need to be
run. This stage will take the appropriate action.
Finally, the invoker of this stage may request for the file processing to be recorded in the configuration file, by providing an output variable name.
See figure below for an overview.
Configure and start HTCondor
As mentioned before, most of the work in a glidein is carried on
by the HTCondor
Startd. This stage the condor_startd is configured and
launched.
To do this, the script parses the HTCondor variable
description files and extracts the needed values from the glidein
configuration file. If no values is provided, the default is used.
Once all the variables are collected, the condor_config is
created.
The script now launches two HTCondor startds, by means of a
condor_master. The first one is a monitoring startd and is not
managed.
The second one is instead the main, job startd, and the
glidein code blocks on it. This startd will do the bulk of the
processing, advertising itself to a collector and accepting user
jobs.
Once the main startd ends, the monitoring startd is killed and the log files parsed for job statistics that will be printed in standard output. For debugging purposes, the whole log files are then compressed and streamed to the standard error.
See figure below for an overview.
Source code distribution
The glidein code is composed of a set of shell code scripts, mostly using bash, although grep and awk are used extensively, too.
The files are located in glideinWMS/creation/web_basebut are copied to the Factory configuration directory during the Factory configuration.
The picture below shows the dependency tree of the most used scripts. The optional scripts are grayed out.
Configuration files
The glidein gets the configuration parameters from two sources; from configuration files and from command line arguments.
Two configuration file (classes) are copied from glideinWMS/creation/web_base
- condor_config(*) - contains the base condor configuration. It will be extended at runtime by the glidein scripts.
- condor_vars(*) - contains the description and the defaults for the variables used by the glidein. Any meaningful parameter should be documented here.
Another set of configuration files is generated during the Factory configuration:
- constants – contains the values for a set of variables
- grid-mapfile – contains the DNs of the trusted services
- file-list.lst – contains the list of files to download
- description.cfg – contains the logical to actual name mapping
- signature.sha1 – contains the signatures of the files


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Multi-core processing of Gameday data from Major League Baseball Advanced Media <http://gd2.mlb.com/components/game/mlb/>. Additional tools to parallelize large data sets and write them to a database.
| Version: | 0.1.2 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.3.0) |
| Imports: | magrittr, xml2, dplyr, stringr, purrr, tidyr, utils, stats, foreach, iterators, parallel, doParallel, DBI |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr, rmarkdown, pitchRx, viridis, ggplot2, plotly, RSQLite, dbplyr |
| Published: | 2018-04-30 |
| Author: | Kris Eberwein [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Kris Eberwein <eberwein at knights.ucf.edu> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/keberwein/mlbgameday/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/keberwein/mlbgameday |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | mlbgameday results |
| Reference manual: | mlbgameday.pdf |
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Export CSV and Attach to Model With Paperclip
From time to time, users will want export their data from your app. An easy way to do that is to build a CSV (comma separated values) file and then let them download it. I’ll show you how build that CSV and then attach to a model with Paperclip.
First things first, add an attachment to your model:
Then in your migration:
Then in your model:
Next, for you model, create a method for exporting whatever it is you want to export to a CSV. There’s a great RailsCast about it you can check out to get it set up. In my app, I’m allowing users to export their contacts to a CSV. Some users have upwards of 3,000 contacts, so exporting contacts can take quite a long time. Therefore, I put my export method in background job.
The first part of that method generates the CSV, which is really just a big string. The second part of the method is:
That part takes the big string part of the CSV, turns into a pseudo I/O that Paperclip can attach to the model and upload to S3.
Now, you can call foo.csv.url
to get a link to the CSV file stored on S3. If you just link to that however, most browsers will simply render the CSV as text. What you want is to force the file to download. To do that, create a controller action that will send the file as data, instead of just linking to the url. It looks like this:
That will force the file to be downloaded instead of just being rendered in the browser.
Bonus: Progress bar
In my app, users are exporting sometimes 3,000 or more contacts. I use DelayedJob for the background work in the app. There’s a great gem progress_job that gives you an easy way to display the progress of background jobs.
The demo code in the progress_job repo has a JavaScript function with a 100ms timeout, which hits your server and database a lot. I just upped that 800ms and it still looks great.


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- Helping others is a waste of time.
- "Why would I know what that person is working on?"
My Value to the Org - The Real Math
- My value = My Work + (% Improvement to Others * #Individuals)
- Teaching is a multiplier
- As you grow your career the right hand of that equation becomes huge
- Bonus - Fewer Problems When You Work Together!
How Much Time Should I Spend When Feeling Stuck?
1 hour * level, unless your team size is one.
How Much Time To Invest Into A Proposal?
3 Hours % Level (Provided it warrants a proposal)
The Value of Conferences
(i.e. how do I get my boss to pay for a conference?)
- Early Career: Skills Growth + Networking
- Mid/Late Career: Hiring + Networking + Branding
- Pro-Tip: Show value by teaching others
- Pro-Pro-Tip: Start with a book!
High Value Questions
- Can you help me understand X
- Can you give me advice about Y
- What happens if Z becomes unresponsive?
My Internship Experience
- Subsidiary of a Tobacco Corporation
- My performance started to suffer, mis-alignmnet of prioritization values
- Met my first on the job mentor who changed my life
- Bonus Info - Often immediately escorted off premesis when you put in your 2-weeks notice at very large corporations
Mentorship Math is Exponential
- Watch-Do-Teach, Repeat
- Everyone you teach can teach others
- Folks Carry Skills Growth Across Jobs
- Current Organization Reaps Compound Interest
Bonus - That Which You Mock
For many years I had a ... less than stellar attitude
Especially when it came to technology choices
Hunter in 2001
Assembler language is the only real programming
Those C/C++ Programmers just aren't good enough to write assembler.
Don't even get me started on management
Hunter in 2003
(Now Working Professionally as a C++ Programmer)
C++ is the language of real hackers!
Those Java programmers can't figure out how to manage memory
Javascript programmers, thats just an oxymoron
Kind of Like Managment Intelligence, ha ha
Hunter in 2007
(Now Management)
At least I'm not writing Javascript
Hunter in 2010
(Now managing a start-up primarily coding in Javascript)
At least it's not Java
Hunter in 2016
(I've just spent the past 6 years as a Java developer)
...still in management
At least I'm not one of those executives
Hunter later in 2016
Just Kidding about that executive thing :)
Thank you!
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The common theme and keywords amongst all the advertisements revolved around beauty, age, and wealth. The collected sources included lists of expectations and requirements for potential partners to fulfill. Both genders expressed high expectations for their spouses. The bracketed Chinese adjectives in each of the advertisements, illustrated the tendency to depict women as beautiful. However, both women themselves and women in commercial advertisements showed the need to mention their physical beauty. In the male advertisement, he also listed beauty as one of the requirements in his advertisement. This graphical imagery depicts a perfected image of a woman. Especially, in commercial advertisements, media are often rising trends that catch attention via a women’s image; this pinnacle of ideals created unreal expectations for both genders, pushing women to emphasize their beauty instead of other personal attributes.
One of the comics reflected the unrealistic standards that pressured women with the need to emphasis her beauty. The comic depicted an old and overweight woman saying: “Gentlemen, I am here for the application.” The man said: “Why aren’t you as pretty as the picture that you showed?” The woman said: “I took that picture forty years ago.”[3] This comic mocked high and idealistic expectations that was imposed on women, which caused both genders to overemphasize physical appearance and the importance of beauty.
At the same time, men were also pressured by the high expectations that were set by women. Feng Yuan published an article stating that he is forty years old and unmarried.[6] He does not have the courage to meet women who posted their marriage advertisements. He has a office job and earns about five hundred a month, does not gamble, smoke or drink; yet, he cannot find a spouse. Because of the high expectations and requirements that were listed on these marriage advertisements, he was frequently discouraged to apply for any meetings.
However, all of these advertisements demonstrated one change that showed an expression of what women desired for in a man as well. Despite how the strongest tone of an advertisement emphasized a women’s features, the criterion for a desirable husband was also pronounced in the work. Female marriage advertisements added expectations and requirements for men, where the conjured image of what the husband needs to have cited a balance of moral values, wealth, and health. This at least gave a more equalized opportunity and representation of what the woman wanted in the potential husband, while not just illustrating what the woman can provide. In a sense, women had achieved a greater freedom of choice and ability to express the ideals of a woman.


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The EU Knowledge Graph
Dennis Diefenbach (The QA Company)
Max De Wilde (DG CNECT, European Commission)
Anne Thollard (DG REGIO, European Commission)
@Semantics 2021 (hybrid)
07.09.2021
Wikimedia hosts many wikis...
Wikibase is the software behind Wikidata
A data repository to store structured data about the European Union
Can be edited by humans and by bots
Wikibase hosts Wikidata, one of the largest existing KG which contains 5 billion triples
Directorates-General (DGs)
960.000 projects co-funded by the European Union
263.000 beneficiaries of EU funds
1. Take any structured data
2. Model the data
- We need concepts like building, office...
- We need properties like address, opening hours, occupant...
- Whenever possible, reuse existing material (Wikidata...)
3. Keep identifiers
Use external identifiers in order to establish a link with other resources
4. Import using Wikibase APIs
We always use Pywikibot
But there are alternatives...
The data imported understandable, aligned with existing concepts, queryable and easy to reuse
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WikidataUpdater
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Refreshed every 5 minutes!
3. Question Answering
We allow to query and explore the KG using natural language
Can be integrated in chatbots
Kohesio
Transparency on programmes and projects co-funded by the EU
EU Cohesion Policy
- EU Cohesion Policy supports every year tens of thousands of projects across Europe
- Cohesion Policy makes up approximately 32.5 % of the EU budget 2014-2020 (about 350 billion euros)
What is Kohesio?
- Cohesion funds are managed together with national and local authorities in the 27 EU member states
- The member states have a legal obligation to publish the list of projects and beneficiaries on their national websites
- The goal of Kohesio is to aggregate this data and make it publicly available in an easy, open way
Data
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- Around 15 files describing vocabulary specific to Cohesion Policy: categories of intervention, thematic objectives, etc.
- Data about geographic entities (NUTS)
- Wikidata
Enriching the data
- Translating project labels and descriptions into English
- Computing geographic coordinates based on postal code (geocoding)
- Deducing in which NUTS region the project is located
- Linking NUTS regions and beneficiaries with Wikidata
Build a website for citizens on top
To summarize
- We integrated structured data from different sources into one uniform model
- The data is enriched in various ways, thereby increasing its value
- The data is openly accessible by citizens, showing the impact of EU funds in their region
Conclusion
We have shown:
- how Wikibase is used as the underlying infrastructure for the EU Knowledge Graph
- the contents of the EU KG, how the data is ingested, maintained fresh and which services are offered
- a concrete use case: Kohesio
Acknowledgements:
- DORIS Team @ DG CNECT
- Knowledge Management Team @ DG REGIO
- Wikimedia Deutschland (WMDE)


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Provides entry point to all web services.
Allows instantiation of all AdWords API web services.
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Inits AdWordsClient. Args: [optional] headers: dict Object with populated authentication credentials. config: dict Object with client configuration values. path: str Relative or absolute path to home directory (i.e. location of pickles and logs/). login_token: str Token representing the specific CAPTCHA challenge. login_captcha: str String entered by the user as an answer to a CAPTCHA challenge. Example: headers = { 'email'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'password': 'secret', 'authToken': '...', 'clientCustomerId': '1234567890', 'userAgent': 'GoogleTest', 'developerToken'<EMAIL_ADDRESS>'validateOnly': 'n', 'partialFailure': 'n', 'oauth_credentials': { 'oauth_consumer_key': ..., 'oauth_consumer_secret': ..., 'oauth_token': ..., 'oauth_token_secret': ... }, 'oauth2credentials': 'See use_oauth2.py'. } config = { 'home': '/path/to/home', 'log_home': '/path/to/logs/home', 'proxy': 'http://example.com:8080', 'xml_parser': 1, # PYXML = 1, ELEMENTREE = 2 'debug': 'n', 'raw_debug': 'n', 'xml_log': 'y', 'request_log': 'y', 'raw_response': 'n', 'strict': 'y', 'pretty_xml': 'y', 'compress': 'y', 'access': '' } path = '/path/to/home'
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Load existing authentication credentials from adwords_api_auth.pkl. Returns: dict Dictionary object with populated authentication credentials. |
Write updated authentication value for a key in adwords_api_auth.pkl. Args: key: str Key to update. new_value: str New value to update the key with. |
Load existing configuration values from adwords_api_config.pkl. Returns: dict Dictionary object with populated configuration values. |
Set default configuration values for missing elements in the config dict. Args: config: dict Object with client configuration values. Returns: dict A config dictionary with default values set. |
Return number of API units consumed by current instance of AdWordsClient object. Returns: int Number of API units. |
Return number of API ops performed by current instance of AdWordsClient object. Returns: int Number of API operations. |
Return number of API units consumed by last API call. Returns: int Number of API units. |
Return number of API ops performed by last API call. Returns: int Number of API operations. |
Choose to make an API request against MCC account or a sub-account. Args: state: bool State of the API request, whether to use MCC. |
Return current state of the API request. Returns: bool State of the API request, whether to use MCC. |
Chooses to make an API request against MCC account or a sub-account. Args: state: bool State of the API request, whether to use MCC. |
Temporarily change client customer id for a given AdWordsClient instance. Args: client_customer_id: str New client customer id to use. |
Return current state of the validation mode. Returns: bool State of the validation mode. |
Temporarily change validation mode for a given AdWordsClient instance. Args: value: mixed New state of the validation mode using BoolTypeConvert. |
Return current state of the partial failure mode. Returns: bool State of the partial failure mode. |
Temporarily change partial failure mode for a given AdWordsClient instance. Args: value: mixed New state of the partial failure mode using BoolTypeConvert. |
Return auth credentials based on the access level of the request. Request can have an MCC level access or a sub account level access. Returns: dict Authentiaction credentials. |
Call API method directly, using raw SOAP message. For API calls performed with this method, outgoing data is not run through library's validation logic. Args: soap_message: str SOAP XML message. url: str URL of the API service for the method to call. server: str API server to access for this API call. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use for this API call. Returns: tuple Response from the API method (SOAP XML response message).
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Call API method in AdExtensionOverrideService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AdExtensionOverrideService object. |
Call API method in AdGroupAdService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AdGroupAdService object. |
Call API method in AdGroupCriterionService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AdGroupCriterionService object. |
Call API method in AdGroupService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AdGroupService object. |
Call API method in AdParamService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AdParamService object. |
Call API method in AlertService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of AlertService object. |
Call API method in BidLandscapeService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of BidLandscapeService object. |
Call API method in BudgetOrderService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of BudgetOrderService object. |
Call API method in BulkMutateJobService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of BulkMutateJobService object. |
Call API method in MutateJobService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of BulkMutateJobService object. |
Call API method in CampaignAdExtensionService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CampaignAdExtensionService object. |
Call API method in CampaignCriterionService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CampaignCriterionService object. |
Call API method in CampaignService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CampaignService object. |
Call API method in CampaignTargetService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CampaignTargetService object. |
Call API method in CreateAccountService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CreateAccountService object. |
Call API method in ConstantDataService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ConstantDataService object. |
Call API method in CustomerService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CustomerService object. |
Call API method in CustomerSyncService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of CustomerSyncService object. |
Call API method in ExperimentService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ExperimentService object. |
Call API method in GeoLocationService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of GeoLocationService object. |
Call API method in InfoService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of InfoService object. |
Call API method in LocationCriterionService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: LocationCriterionService New instance of LocationCriterionService object. |
Call API method in ManagedCustomerService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ManagedCustomerService object. |
Call API method in MediaService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of MediaService object. |
Call API method in ReportDefinitionService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' or 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ReportDefinitionService object. |
Returns an instance of ReportDownloader, used to download reports. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://adwords-sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: ReportService New instance of ReportDownloader object. |
Call API method in ServicedAccountService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ServicedAccountService object. |
Call API method in TargetingIdeaService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of TargetingIdeaService object. |
Call API method in TrafficEstimatorService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of TrafficEstimatorService object. |
Call API method in UserListService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of UserListService object. |
Call API method in ConversionTrackerService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of ConversionTrackerService object. |
Call API method in DataService. Args: [optional] server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. version: str API version to use. http_proxy: str HTTP proxy to use. Returns: GenericAdWordsService New instance of DataService object. |
Retrieves the OAuth Scope to use. Args: server: str API server to access for this API call. Possible values are: 'https://adwords.google.com' for live site and 'https://sandbox.google.com' for sandbox. The default behavior is to access live site. Returns: str Full scope to use for OAuth.
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In Response: I want to respond to the letter by Hancock et al. ( 1 ) regarding the previously published letter, Zika Virus, French Polynesia, South Pacific, 2013 ( 2 ). My comment aims to clarify an inaccuracy in the following sentence. “In 2007, the first Zika outbreak ever reported outside Africa and Asia was retrospectively documented from biological samples of patients on Yap Island, Federated States of Micronesia, North Pacific, who had received an incorrect diagnosis of dengue virus (DENV)” ( 2 ).
I recognize that this sentence does not provide an accurate description of the efforts in Yap State to investigate the outbreak and further confirm that it was caused by Zika virus (ZIKV). As specified in the article by Lanciotti et al. ( 3 ), outbreak investigations continued although initial laboratory testing suggested dengue virus as the causative agent: “In April 2007, an epidemic of rash, conjunctivitis, and arthralgia was noted by physicians in Yap State, Federated States of Micronesia. Laboratory testing with a rapid assay suggested that a dengue virus (DENV) was the causative agent. In June 2007, samples were sent for confirmatory testing to the Arbovirus Diagnostic Laboratory at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC, Fort Collins, CO, USA).”
I apologize to the Yap Epinet Team for this inaccuracy, and I encourage the reader to consult the articles by Lanciotti et al. ( 3 ) and Duffy et al. ( 4 ) to get a complete description of the clinical and laboratory investigations conducted during the ZIKV outbreak in Yap State. If data and laboratory protocols (reverse transcription PCR) related to this first ZIKV outbreak in the Pacific had not been available to the scientific community, identification of ZIKV as the cause of an outbreak in French Polynesia in 2013 would have been greatly delayed.
Suggested citation for this article: V.-M. Cao-Lormeau. Zika virus, French Polynesia, South Pacific, 2013 [letter]. Emerg Infect Dis [Internet]. 2014 Nov [ date cited].


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**parity errors**: pl.n.
Little lapses of attention or (in more severe cases) consciousness,
usually brought on by having spent all night and most of the next day
hacking. “I need to go home and crash; I'm starting to get a lot of
parity errors.” Derives from a relatively common but nearly always
correctable transient error in memory hardware. It predates RAM; in
fact, this term is reported to have already have been in use in its
jargon sense back in the 1960s when magnetic cores ruled. Parity errors
can also afflict mass storage and serial communication lines; this is
more serious because not always correctable.
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areaDetector
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EPICS areaDetector framework
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#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <string>
#include <errno.h>
#include <epicsTime.h>
#include <epicsThread.h>
#include <epicsEvent.h>
#include <epicsString.h>
#include <iocsh.h>
#include <epicsExit.h>
#include <libxml/parser.h>
#include <ADDriver.h>
#include "atmcdLXd.h"
#include "ShamrockCIF.h"
#include "SPEHeader.h"
#include <epicsExport.h>
#include "andorCCD.h"
Macros | |
| #define | DRIVER_VERSION 2 |
| Area Detector driver for the Andor CCD. More... | |
| #define | DRIVER_REVISION 9 |
| #define | DRIVER_MODIFICATION 0 |
Functions | |
| xmlNode * | xmlFindChildElement (xmlNode *parent, const char *name) |
| int | andorCCDConfig (const char *portName, const char *installPath, int cameraSerial, int shamrockID, int maxBuffers, size_t maxMemory, int priority, int stackSize) |
| IOC shell configuration command for Andor driver. More... | |
| epicsExportRegistrar (andorCCDRegister) | |
| #define DRIVER_MODIFICATION 0 |
| #define DRIVER_REVISION 9 |
| #define DRIVER_VERSION 2 |
Area Detector driver for the Andor CCD.
Updated Dec 2011 for Asyn 4-17 and areaDetector 1-7
Major updates to get callbacks working, etc. by Mark Rivers Feb. 2011 Updated by Peter Heesterman to support multi-track operation Oct. 2019
| int andorCCDConfig | ( | const char * | portName, |
| const char * | installPath, | ||
| int | cameraSerial, | ||
| int | shamrockID, | ||
| int | maxBuffers, | ||
| size_t | maxMemory, | ||
| int | priority, | ||
| int | stackSize | ||
| ) |
IOC shell configuration command for Andor driver.
| [in] | portName | The name of the asyn port driver to be created. |
| [in] | installPath | The path to the Andor directory containing the detector INI files, etc. This can be specified as an empty string ("") for new detectors that don't use the INI |
| [in] | cameraSerial | The serial number of the desired camera. |
| [in] | shamrockID | The index number of the Shamrock spectrograph, if installed. 0 is the first Shamrock in the system. Ignored if there are no Shamrocks. |
| [in] | maxBuffers | The maximum number of NDArray buffers that the NDArrayPool for this driver is allowed to allocate. Set this to -1 to allow an unlimited number of buffers. |
| [in] | maxMemory | The maximum amount of memory that the NDArrayPool for this driver is allowed to allocate. Set this to -1 to allow an unlimited amount of memory. files on Windows, but must be a valid path on Linux. |
| [in] | priority | The thread priority for the asyn port driver thread |
| [in] | stackSize | The stack size for the asyn port driver thread |
| epicsExportRegistrar | ( | andorCCDRegister | ) |
| xmlNode* xmlFindChildElement | ( | xmlNode * | parent, |
| const char * | name | ||
| ) |


--- layout: post title: This Moment date: 2012-05-25 10:38:49.000000000 -04:00 categories: - This Moment tags: - Cardamon - it's a dog's life - Red Toy Poodle - This Moment - Toy Poodle status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: 'no' _edit_last: '1' dsq_thread_id: '1188601172' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
From Soulemama {this moment} – A Friday ritual (well I'm not sure if Amanda is 'This Momenting' today, but what the heck, I am in the habit). A single photo – no words – capturing a moment from the week. A simple, special, extraordinary moment. A moment I want to pause, savour and remember.
I love your moments too. So feel free to leave a link in the comment section for us all to see. Have a beautiful weekend. Jacinta x