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gomo [options] <go-term database> <scoring file>+
The name of a file containing GO terms mapped to to the sequences in the scoring
file. Database are provided by the webservices and are formatted using a
simple tab separated values (tsv) format:
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By default GOMo uses the p-value given for each gene in the CisML file to rank the genes. Any sequence failing to provide a p-value will cause GOMo to exit. The --gs switch causes GOMo to use the gene scores from the CisML file instead for ranking genes.
GOMo writes its output to files in a directory named
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| Option | Parameter | Description | Default Behavior |
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| General Options | |||
| --text | Output in tab separated values format to standard output. Will not create an output directory or files. | ||
| --motifs | motifs | Path to the optional motif file in MEME Motif Format that was used to generate (all of the) scoring file(s). The motifs in this file will be used to generate sequence logos in the GOMo HTML output. | No logos are displayed in the HTML output. |
| --dag | godag | Path to the optional Gene Ontology DAG file to be used for identifying the most specific terms in the GOMo xml output so they can be highlighted in the HTML output. | |
| --motif | id | Use only the motif identified by id. This option may be repeated. | All motifs are used. |
| --shuffle_scores | n | Generate empirical null by shuffling the sequence-to-score assignments n times. Use the resulting distribution to compute empirical p-values. | Shuffle 1000 times. |
| --t | q | Threshold used on the score q-values for reporting results. To show all results use a value of 1.0. | A threshold of 0.05 is used. |
| --gs | Use the scores contained in the CisML file for ranking genes. Any sequence failing to provide a score will cause GOMo to exit. | Use the p-values contained in the CisML file for ranking genes. | |
| --score_E_thresh | E | All genes with E-values in the CisML file larger than E are treated as having the maximum possible score (and as having tied worst rank when the genes are sorted for the rank-sum test). The E-values are computed by multiplying the p-values by the number of genes in the CisML file. Setting E to a number less than 1 can reduce the effect of noise. The threshold will be ignored when GOMo is told to use gene scores rather than p-values via the --gs switch. | E-values are not thresholded when ranking genes. |
| --min_gene_count | n | Only consider GO terms annotated with a at least n genes. | A value of 1 is used, which shows all results. |
| --nostatus | Suppresses the progress information. |
If you use GOMo in your research, please cite the following paper:
Fabian A. Buske, Mikael Bodén, Denis C. Bauer and Timothy L. Bailey,
"Assigning roles to DNA regulatory motifs using comparative genomics",
Bioinformatics, 26(7), 860-866, 2010.
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Phase 0 - Intro to Pairing
Now that we have had five weeks of pairings under our belt, I no longer feel anxious about pairing. I actually lost count of how many times I've paired, as it has come up organically now.
It's been very productive to pair with other people to solve our weekly challenges. The first few weeks, it was still a new concept. People were still a little bit shy, and I felt like I was treading cautiously, especially since we were meeting each other for the first time.
Sometimes, when I pair with someone for the first time, it made more sense to just get to know the other person first.
The challenge in pair programming. After we get acquainted and dive into the challenge, it becomes a very intense endeavor. We are focused on the task at hand, but I am still careful about communicating as clearly as I can, but without taking over the whole conversation.
Sometimes I sense that my partner is not talking much. Then I feel bad when I catch myself taking over as navigator when I should be driving, or vice versa.
It also sucks when we get really stuck, and the hours pass by, and we end up having to walk away from the problem. That has happened a couple times, but when it happens, I am grateful when my partner suggests we take a break and try again the next day.
As we get used to pairing, I think we will all get better at it.
There are fun times too! I really enjoy figure out a solution during a pairing session, because we get to celebrate when we finally figure it out! It's just not the same screaming "yaaaaayyyy!!!" to my cat. If you've paired with me before, you may have experienced this.
The celebrating, that is.
Well, you may also have met my cat. She gets hungry at around 6pm... but her feeding time is fairly strictly at 7.  Speaking of pairing, Bebe is the worst study partner.
Ahem... where was I? Oh yes, feeding.
Feedback: Feeding the Feedbackinator
Getting feedback is like opening a box of chocolates, you never know what you're gonna get.
Well, thanks to the Feedbackinator, where every feedback must be Actionable, Specific, and Kind, all of the feedback I've gotten has been very kind.
Things to work on. I do not come off as a very confident person, but I am confident that I am a good partner, that I do my best in the given challenge, and I try to be respectful and fun! The feedback so far has really boosted my self-confidence. (So thank you again!)
Several people have suggested that I speak up more when I feel like we are going in the wrong direction. I have noticed that when I feel we are going in the wrong direction, I hesitate to speak up, because I don't want to offend my partner or shut out their ideas. I need to practice being more open and assertive, but hopefully in a respectable way.
Giving back. When it comes to doling out feedback, I try to follow the A.S.K. principles. I think it is important to be honest, but also be very mindful of the words and language that we use. I hope that my feedback will help the other person in future pairing sessions or just in general.
The hardest part about writing feedback is not knowing how the other person will react. When we give feedback face to face, we can read each other's mood and body language. Writing does not convey the amount of care and consideration that is put into the feedback. Anyone who has had a conversation by text message can agree.
Maybe we need emojis in the Feedbackinator! Can we give the feedbackinator feedback? That would be meta meta-feedback!
But seriously.
All seriousness aside, I think that pairing is incredibly beneficial to our learning. It helps me stay focused.
Multiply that by the feedback we are sending each other, and it is certain that we will succeed as long as we continue to work hand in hand to become awesome!


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by Tiffany WallisMichelle Visage will not appear on Strictly Come Dancing 's glitzy arena tour next year after reportedly being snubbed by producers.
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A Strictly insider told the publication: "Michelle was approached by the producers working on the tour a while ago."
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They added: "The tour is a chance for the celebs to cash in on their success on the show.
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BRING IT ON (2000) / * 1/2
Directed by Peyton Reed. Screenplay by Jessica Bendinger. Starring Kirsten Dunst, Eliza Dushku, Gabrielle Union. Running time: 98 minutes. Rated PG for mild language by the MFCB. Reviewed on August 28th, 2000.
By SHANNON PATRICK SULLIVAN
Here we have it: "Bring It On", the first feature film targeted at ten year-olds with the sensibilities of an adult. Or maybe at adults with the mindset of a ten year-old; frankly, it's hard to tell. Either way, "Bring It On" is an uncomfortable melding of an After-School Special plot with distinctly mature humor. It's not quite paedophilia, fortunately, but at times it comes disturbingly close. Whereas movies like "American Pie" are up-front about their attitude toward sex and profanity, "Bring It On" couches its mature content in a maudlin, juvenile storyline. Who is this film aimed at? The swearing and sensuality is clearly not for the young. The story will bore anyone out of knee socks and pigtails. "Bring It On" tries to appeal to all demographics, and in doing so becomes a peculiar hybrid suitable for none.
Torrance "Tor" Shipman (Kirsten Dunst) is the new captain of the cheerleading squad at Rancho Carne, a high school in a well-to-do San Diego neighbourhood. Although the school football team is a perpetual disaster, the cheerleaders are champions, having placed first in the Nationals for five years running. The squad looks set for another easy victory until new recruit Missy (played by Eliza Dushku, the psychotic Slayer Faith on TV's "Buffy the Vampire Slayer") realises that all their routines have been cribbed from the cheerleaders of East Compton High in urban San Diego. Tor is faced with having to develop an entirely new set of cheers in just three weeks, before the big showdown with East Compton and its captain, Isis (Gabrielle Union), at the National Championships.
"Bring It On" reads like a litany of teen-melodrama cliches.  There's Tor's unfaithful college boyfriend and the new boy who's perfect for her -- if it weren't for the misunderstandings which keep them apart. There's the leadership challenge Tor must endure, and the inevitable climactic meet which will decide everything. Oh, and let's not forget the syrupy-sweet conclusion in which all wrongs are righted, and everybody goes home happy.
But most damning of all is the fact that, for long stretches of time, "Bring It On" just isn't funny. Partly this is because the filmmakers seem uncertain about whether they're making a satire or a serious movie, and so the jokes just cease while they go about advancing the plot. And partly this is because the raunchy humor is such a poor fit with the general attitude of the picture. Several jokes aroused only uncomfortable chuckles from the audience during the screening I attended, accompanied by much squirming and shifting in the seats. Scenes in which the cheerleaders parade about in their underwear, or one in which a male cheerleader "inadvertently" lets his fingers slip while holding up a pantie-less female cheerleader, sit uncomfortably next to the simple moralising of Jessica Bendinger's screenplay.
Indeed, "Bring It On" feels like a movie which underwent a major rethink halfway through production. I'm not sure if it started out as a sharp pastiche on cheerleading which was subverted into something more homogeneous, or if it was originally just a standard kids' movie later spiced up to bring in the adults. Without a doubt, I would have preferred either to the end result.
To be fair, there are some good moments. For example, a sequence in which a desperate Tor hires a professional choreographer to discipline her troupe is a lot of fun, as the dancer (Ian Roberts) proceeds to tear apart each and every member of the Rancho Carne squad. Dunst manages to preserve her natural charm despite the poor quality of her material. She makes a real effort here, but she's fighting an uphill battle and just can't make the movie succeed on her own. Dushku is also very good, although the script never really finds anything for Missy to do after her introduction as a rebellious gymnast. She spends the rest of the film acting like Dunst's shadow, the third wheel in the romantic subplot involving Tor and Missy's brother Cliff (Jesse Bradford).
Less laudable is the movie's treatment of the East Compton squad. Their appearances are so brief that none of them benefit from any character development whatsoever, not even Gabrielle Union's Isis. This is unfortunate because when she is on screen, Union demonstrates a real presence, and I was hoping to see more of her. Further, the flimsy portrayal of the East Compton troupe ensures that their rivalry with the Rancho Carne cheerleaders is all but devoid of tension or excitement. It is difficult for the audience to get excited about a competition when one side is virtually unknown.
Also unimpressive is Peyton Reed's pedantic direction. Whereas movies of this sort often excel at showcasing their subject material, if nothing else ("Center Stage"'s exposure of ballet is a good recent example), "Bring It On" does cheerleading no real favours. Despite the energy and enthusiasm of the cast, their routines are filmed in a dull and commonplace manner. As much time is spent on sending up the sport as it is on portraying the real trials and tribulations it incurs. There is little in "Bring It On" to suggest that cheerleaders are, as Roberts' choreographer puts it, anything other than "dancers who have gone retarded".
An ill-conceived motion picture from start to finish, "Bring It On" is one of those rare films which isn't just dull or insipid, but is occasionally embarrassing to watch. Only some lively performances save this from the scrap heap of the truly dreadful. "Bring It On"?
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Configure Fusion performance
You can tune the performance of Fusion by setting up task rules and by modifying the sizes of the asset caches.
Configure task rules
You can use task rules to change how Fusion builds data. As soon as you implement a task rule, it customizes how specific processes in Fusion operate. In other words, you can't apply task rules to individual assets or projects.
Set the number of CPUs assigned to Fusion processing
As some of the task rules described here rely on setting the number of CPUs assigned to Fusion processing, it’s useful for you to know how many CPUs are available on your machine and how many are assigned for Fusion processing. The getop
output lists the available CPUs on your machine as the maxjobs
entry and corresponds to how many concurrent jobs Fusion may spawn at any one time.
You can use the tool geselectassetroot --assetroot path --numcpus
to assign more CPUs. For example:
geselectassetroot --assetroot /gevol/assets --numcpus 7
For information about assigning CPUs to Fusion processing, see Running Fusion on a Machine with Multiple CPUs.
Task rules impact Fusion processing in two different ways: by enabling/disabling multithreading, and by specifying output locations (KRP/KRMP), as shown in the following table.
Task rule types
| Task rule type | Task rule | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Enable/Disable Multithreading | ImageryPacketLevel | Makes imagery project builds faster by assigning multiple CPUs to each task. |
| Enable/Disable Multithreading | TerrainPacketLevel | Makes terrain project builds faster by assigning multiple CPUs to each task. |
| Enable/Disable Multithreading | CombinedTerrain | Makes 3D database builds faster by assigning multiple CPUs to terrain completion tasks. |
| Enable/Disable Multithreading | MapLayerLevel | Makes 2D database builds faster by assigning multiple CPUs to each task. |
| Specify output locations | KRP | Lets you specify the location of where image resources will be written by Fusion for better storage management. |
| Specify output locations | KRMP | Lets you specify the location of where the mask files will be written by Fusion for better storage management. Note that the same storage volume must be specified for the KRMP as the KRP. |
You can add one or more of these task rules to your asset root’s .config
directory.
Implement task rules
To implement a task rule:
- Make sure you have superuser privileges, that is, root or sudo access.
- Create the task rule using the XML sample code shown below for each rule.
- Depending on the rule you want to use, name the task rule:
- ImageryPacketLevel.taskrule
- TerrainPacketLevel.taskrule
- CombinedTerrain.taskrule
- MapLayerLevel.taskrule
- KRP.taskrule
- KRMP.taskrule
Note: Fusion uses these names when the tasks run, so don't change them.
- For the KRP and KRMP task rules, define the volumes you want Fusion to write files to. See Defining volumes.
- Set file permissions to read only for all (
chmod 444
). - Set file ownership to the
gefusionuser
user account andgegroup
group (chown gefusionuser:gegroup
). - Place the task rule files in the asset root's
.config
directory. - Restart the system manager using the
/etc/init.d/gefusion
stop
andstart
commands.
ImageryPacketLevel task rule
During a project build, Fusion will have multiple concurrent imagery project tasks. The watchpoint is balancing the total number of CPUs assigned for Fusion, and the number of CPUs assigned for each imagery project process. For example, with 8 CPUs assigned for Fusion, with 2 CPUs per imagery project task, you can have 4 concurrent imagery project tasks with 2 CPUs per imagery project task.
Note: Assigning more than two CPUs for each imagery project task doesn't necessarily speed up processing, so you should keep the maxNumCPU
value at 2.
Sample: ImageryPacketLevel.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>ImageryPacketLevel</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints/>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>2</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>2</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
TerrainPacketLevel task rule
During a project build, Fusion will have multiple concurrent terrain project tasks. The watchpoint is balancing the total number of CPUs assigned for Fusion, and the number of CPUs assigned for each imagery project process. For example, with 8 CPUs assigned for Fusion, with 2 CPUs per terrain project task, you can have 4 concurrent terrain project tasks with 2 CPUs per terrain project task.
By default, Fusion assigns one CPU to work on each terrain project task. You can use this task rule to assign up to six CPUs instead. Set the minimum CPU value to a number from 1 to 6, and set the maximum to a number between 2 and 6.
Sample: TerrainPacketLevel.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>TerrainPacketLevel</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints/>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>1</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>6</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
CombinedTerrain task rule
Since gecombineterrain
is a serial process and must be completed before the other database-level building activities can start, you can use the CombinedTerrain task rule to assign all available CPUs to the build. For example, with 8 CPUs assigned for Fusion, assuming that one CPU is reserved for the system, you can assign 7 CPUs to the CombinedTerrain serial process.
Sample: CombinedTerrain.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>CombinedTerrain</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints/>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>7</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>7</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
MapLayerLevel task rule
By default, Fusion assigns one CPU to work on map tile generation. As maptilegen
can be run concurrently, you can use this task rule to assign multiple CPUs instead. Set the rule to min/max 4 on a 2 dual-core CPU system (3 may work well enough). On a 2 quad-core CPU system, set the rule to min/max 3.
Sample: MapLayerLevel.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>MapLayerLevel</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints/>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>4</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>4</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
KRP task rule
When Fusion creates an asset, it writes large imagery files to the raster.kip directory in asset root by default. You can manage your disk space by using the KRP task rule to write these files to a different volume. See Example of File Locations.
In the sample below, the volume you’ve created is products
. To learn how to create a new volume, see Defining volumes.
Sample: KRP.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>KRP</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints>
<outputConstraint>
<num>0</num>
<requiredVolume>products</requiredVolume>
<pathPattern>${assetref:dirname:sansext}-
${vernum}${defaultpath:ext}</pathPattern>
</outputConstraint>
</outputConstraints>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>1</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>1</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
You can also enter a second requiredvolume
tag in your task rule to specify the next available volume in case the first volume fills up. However, you'll need to restart the system manager to trigger Fusion to write files to the next volume.
KRMP task rule
When Fusion creates an asset, it writes the mask files to the mask.kmp
directory in asset root by default. You can manage your disk space by using the KRMP task rule to write these files to a different volume. See Example of File Locations. In the sample below, the volume you’ve created is products
. To learn how to create a new volume, see Defining volumes.
Sample: KRMP.taskrule
<TaskRule>
<taskname>KRMP</taskname>
<inputConstraints/>
<outputConstraints>
<outputConstraint>
<num>0</num>
<requiredVolume>products</requiredVolume>
<pathPattern>${assetref:dirname:sansext}-
${vernum}${defaultpath:ext}</pathPattern>
</outputConstraint>
</outputConstraints>
<cpuConstraint>
<minNumCPU>1</minNumCPU>
<maxNumCPU>1</maxNumCPU>
</cpuConstraint>
</TaskRule>
You can also enter a second requiredvolume
tag in your task rule to specify the next available volume in case the first volume fills up. However, you'll need to restart the system manager to trigger Fusion to write files to the next volume.
Defining volumes
The KRP and KRMP task rules include a requiredvolume
tag that indicates where to write files. You need to make sure that this volume is defined and has enough space to hold the files. To define the volume, use the geconfigureassetroot -- editvolumes
command, then edit the XML as shown in the sample below. In this sample, the volume you’re creating is called products
.
Sample: volumes.xml
<products>
<netpath>/gevol/products</netpath>
<host>linux</host>
<localpath>/gevol/products</localpath>
<reserveSpace>100000</reserveSpace>
<isTmp>0</isTmp>
</products>
Example of File Locations
The table below shows an example of the default file locations and the locations after applying the KMP and KRMP task rules. In this example, the asset root is /gevol/assets
, the volume you’ve created is products
, and you’ve built an asset called TestImage
in the imagery subdirectory.
| Task rule | File type | Default location | Location with task rule |
|---|---|---|---|
| KMP | large imagery files |
/gevol/assets/imagery/TestImage.kiasset/products.kia/ver001/raster.kip |
/gevol/products/imagery/ TestImage-001.kip |
| KRMP | smaller mask files |
/gevol/assets/imagery/TestImage.kiasset/maskproducts.kia/ver001/mask.kmp |
/gevol/products/imagery/TestImage-001.kmp |
Cache configuration
gesystemmanager
caches information about the assets and asset versions it is working with.
The default sizes for these caches should work fine for most builds; however, increasing the cache sizes may speed up very large builds at the cost of increased memory usage.
The cache sizes are controlled by the file misc.xml
which can be found at /gevol/assets/.config/misc.xml
(assuming your asset root is /gevol/assets
; if not, modify the path accordingly).
The asset cache size is controlled by AssetCacheSize
and the asset version cache size is controlled by VersionCacheSize
.
Note that the asset version cache is generally larger than the asset cache because it may contain multiple versions of the same asset.
Within misc.xml
, the following options are deprecated and are treated as if they are permanently enabled: DisablePacketLevelVersionCachePurge
and ConsolidateListenerNotifications
.
The Xerces library maintains a separate cache for dealing with XML files. Users can modify aspects of this cache through a configuration file at
/etc/opt/google/XMLparams
. This file is not created automatically as part of the Open GEE Fusion install,
so users that want to modify the parameters below must first create an XMLparams
file. The XMLparams
file has the following format:
# comments are preceded by '#'
# options are case-insensitive, and all need not be present
# the initial size of the XML heap in bytes
# default is 16384
INIT_HEAP_SIZE=<value>
# the max size of the XML heap in bytes
# default is 131072
MAX_HEAP_SIZE=<value>
# the size of XML heap allocation blocks in bytes
# default is 4096
BLOCK_SIZE=<value>
# whether or not to purge the XML cache; valid values are 0 or 1
# default is 0
PURGE=0
# the level at which to purge the XML cache; can be 1 (most often) to 5 (least often)
# default is 3
PURGE_LEVEL=3
# deallocate all memory allocated by Xerces when the Xerces cache is purged; valid values are 0 or 1
# default is 0
DEALLOCATE_ALL=0
Status request timeout
Status requests to the system manager from clients like getop
must wait to be fulfilled if the system manager
is already engaged in another task. The system manager has a timeout that specifies the maximum amount of time it should
spend waiting to fulfill a status request before it times out. This timeout can be configured manually by setting
MutexTimedWaitSec
in /gevol/assets/.config/misc.xml
<MutexTimedWaitSec>60</MutexTimedWaitSec>
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Class: Aws::DocDB::Types::ModifyDBInstanceMessage
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb |
Overview
Represents the input to ModifyDBInstance.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#apply_immediately ⇒ Boolean
rw
Specifies whether the modifications in this request and any pending modifications are asynchronously applied as soon as possible, regardless of the
PreferredMaintenanceWindow
setting for the instance. -
#auto_minor_version_upgrade ⇒ Boolean
rw
This parameter does not apply to Amazon DocumentDB.
-
#ca_certificate_identifier ⇒ String
rw
Indicates the certificate that needs to be associated with the instance.
-
#copy_tags_to_snapshot ⇒ Boolean
rw
A value that indicates whether to copy all tags from the DB instance to snapshots of the DB instance.
-
#db_instance_class ⇒ String
rw
The new compute and memory capacity of the instance; for example,
db.r5.large
. -
#db_instance_identifier ⇒ String
rw
The instance identifier.
-
#enable_performance_insights ⇒ Boolean
rw
A value that indicates whether to enable Performance Insights for the DB Instance.
-
#new_db_instance_identifier ⇒ String
rw
The new instance identifier for the instance when renaming an instance.
-
#performance_insights_kms_key_id ⇒ String
rw
The KMS key identifier for encryption of Performance Insights data.
-
#preferred_maintenance_window ⇒ String
rw
The weekly time range (in UTC) during which system maintenance can occur, which might result in an outage.
-
#promotion_tier ⇒ Integer
rw
A value that specifies the order in which an Amazon DocumentDB replica is promoted to the primary instance after a failure of the existing primary instance.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#apply_immediately ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Specifies whether the modifications in this request and any pending
modifications are asynchronously applied as soon as possible,
regardless of the PreferredMaintenanceWindow
setting for the
instance.
If this parameter is set to false
, changes to the instance are
applied during the next maintenance window. Some parameter changes
can cause an outage and are applied on the next reboot.
Default: false
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#auto_minor_version_upgrade ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
This parameter does not apply to Amazon DocumentDB. Amazon DocumentDB does not perform minor version upgrades regardless of the value set.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#ca_certificate_identifier ⇒ String
(rw)
Indicates the certificate that needs to be associated with the instance.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#copy_tags_to_snapshot ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
A value that indicates whether to copy all tags from the DB instance to snapshots of the DB instance. By default, tags are not copied.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#db_instance_class ⇒ String
(rw)
The new compute and memory capacity of the instance; for example,
db.r5.large
. Not all instance classes are available in all Amazon
Web Services Regions.
If you modify the instance class, an outage occurs during the
change. The change is applied during the next maintenance window,
unless ApplyImmediately
is specified as true
for this request.
Default: Uses existing setting.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#db_instance_identifier ⇒ String
(rw)
The instance identifier. This value is stored as a lowercase string.
Constraints:
- Must match the identifier of an existing
DBInstance
.
^
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#enable_performance_insights ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
A value that indicates whether to enable Performance Insights for the DB Instance. For more information, see Using Amazon Performance Insights.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#new_db_instance_identifier ⇒ String
(rw)
The new instance identifier for the instance when renaming an
instance. When you change the instance identifier, an instance
reboot occurs immediately if you set Apply Immediately
to true
.
It occurs during the next maintenance window if you set Apply
Immediately
to false
. This value is stored as a lowercase string.
Constraints:
Must contain from 1 to 63 letters, numbers, or hyphens.
The first character must be a letter.
Cannot end with a hyphen or contain two consecutive hyphens.
Example: mydbinstance
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#performance_insights_kms_key_id ⇒ String
(rw)
The KMS key identifier for encryption of Performance Insights data.
The KMS key identifier is the key ::Aws::ARN
, key ID, alias ::Aws::ARN
, or alias
name for the ::Aws::KMS
key.
If you do not specify a value for PerformanceInsightsKMSKeyId, then
Amazon DocumentDB uses your default ::Aws::KMS
key. There is a default ::Aws::KMS
key for your Amazon Web Services account. Your Amazon Web Services
account has a different default ::Aws::KMS
key for each Amazon Web Services
region.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#preferred_maintenance_window ⇒ String
(rw)
The weekly time range (in UTC) during which system maintenance can occur, which might result in an outage. Changing this parameter doesn't result in an outage except in the following situation, and the change is asynchronously applied as soon as possible. If there are pending actions that cause a reboot, and the maintenance window is changed to include the current time, changing this parameter causes a reboot of the instance. If you are moving this window to the current time, there must be at least 30 minutes between the current time and end of the window to ensure that pending changes are applied.
Default: Uses existing setting.
Format: ddd:hh24:mi-ddd:hh24:mi
Valid days: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Constraints: Must be at least 30 minutes.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#promotion_tier ⇒ Integer
(rw)
A value that specifies the order in which an Amazon DocumentDB replica is promoted to the primary instance after a failure of the existing primary instance.
Default: 1
Valid values: 0-15
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-docdb/lib/aws-sdk-docdb/types.rb', line 4258
class ModifyDBInstanceMessage < Struct.new( :db_instance_identifier, :db_instance_class, :apply_immediately, :preferred_maintenance_window, :auto_minor_version_upgrade, :new_db_instance_identifier, :ca_certificate_identifier, :, :promotion_tier, :enable_performance_insights, :performance_insights_kms_key_id) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


PRIDE XML Export
PRIDE Converter 2 can generate compressed files using the gzip algorithm to save on disk space. This is enabled by default, as is the option to remove any temporary work files, such as report files, once the application exits. PRIDE Converter 2 will always include all spectra in the generated PRIDE XML file unless the “include only identified” spectra option is selected. If the experiment contains interaction data that would benefit from being submitted to the IntAct interaction database (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/intact) at the EBI, users are encouraged to select the relevant option in the export dialog. This will add a CV term in the generated XML file that will be recognized by the submission process and the person whose contact details have been captured will be contacted by an IntAct curator for further discussion.
PRIDE XML Filtering
The “include only identified spectra” filter is the only filter that does not need to generate an intermediate PRIDE XML file, as this can be done at the DAO level. All other filters will first write a complete PRIDE XML file, as normal, then post-process this file to generate the fully-filtered PRIDE XML file. This will have consequences on the time and disk space required to fully produce the final file.
The “remove empty spectra” filter will remove any spectra that do not contain any peaks. The “remove identification with less than X peptides” filter will scan and remove any protein identification from the PRIDE XML file that contains less peptides than the number given as parameter.
The “remove selected identifications” filter requires a list of contaminant protein identifications in the form of a text file with one protein accession per line. It will use this blacklist to remove corresponding identifications from the XML file where the submitted protein accession identically matches one of the blacklisted protein identifiers.
The “use protein inference results” filter also requires a list of protein identifications in the same manner as the previous filter but works in the complete opposite fashion. Only identifications found in the whitelist are retained in the final PRIDE XML file.
Notes
Generating the PRIDE XML files can take anywhere between minutes and hours. This is proportional to the size, number and complexity of the source files. Users should ensure that they have sufficient disk space. If filtering is enabled, the full PRIDE XML file is first written to disk, then written again in its filtered form after it has been processed. The report file and the intermediate PRIDE XML file are only deleted when PRIDE Converter 2 exits if the “remove temporary files” option is selected.


Accepts Credit cards
No Smoking
Street Parking
Wheelchair Accessible
Pets Friendly
Air Conditioning
Wireless Internet


Open Sans
From Google
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface designed by Steve Matteson
Version: v0.0.1
Styles
Open Sans Light 200
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Light Italic 200
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Regular 400
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Regular Italic 400
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Bold 700
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Bold Italic 700
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Semi Bold 500
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Semi Bold Italic 500
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Extra Bold 900
Open Sans is a humanist sans serif typeface.
Open Sans Extra Bold Italic 900


There are two attributes you can use to configure your crossword
<crossword src="path/to/word-list" msg="You win"></crossword>
Note: alternatively you can load a crossword using the “puzzle” parameter in your url
http://<domain>/<install-dir>/?puzzle=<your-puzzle-list>
You may want to allow download of the crosswords only to some of your users.
All you have to do is edit the function user_can_download_pdf in download/index.php, by default this function always return True.
Example
<?php
// download/index.php
function user_can_download_pdf() {
return isset($_SESSION["user_is_logged"]) && $_SESSION["user_is_logged"];
}


SideCar data emitter. Reads data files generated by a SideCar recording, and attempts to replicate the original data stream by emitting data messages at the delta times found in the recordings.
Supports jumping in time and time rate changes.
Version: 1.0
Author: Brad
Howes - Group 42


Personable and able to make connections with people from all backgrounds and identities through finding common ground Ability to create goals and follow them to completion through effective research skills, time management and task breakdown Prepared for onboarding onto any team or project due to ability to learn important information and perform tasks quickly Smoothly integrate into any team by assessing group dynamics and role necessity Problem solving through creativity
Project Experience
Coding Projects
Help! The Higher Education Learning Project
Computer Science Capstone, University of Puget Sound
• Worked closely with client to adapt and improve principles from 1980s copy of Adobe Authorware for school-wide use, as well as implementing modern quality of life changes for user experience and upkeep • Led team as Scrummaster, checking in with team members daily to ensure work was completed efficiently • Creatively and efficiently created responsive webpages with Jinja, Flask, & JavaScript populated via SQLite • Effortlessly transitioned to remote work, completing project deliverables and status reports ahead of time
Spring 2020
HomeCook
Mobile Software Development, The Aquincum Institute of Technology
Kotlin, Android Studio, Firebase, MealDB API
• Obtained recipe data by making calls to theMealDB API efficiently and effectively • Stored saved user data (favorited recipes, ingredients in pantry) to Firebase, accessed by Google sign-in • Displayed all data in cleanly designed user interface with RecyclerView, CardView, external libraries and implementations • Other, smaller mobile application projects include Minesweeper and Shopple, a shopping list app
Fall 2019
Media Projects
Hard Light
Senior Thesis, University of Puget Sound
Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, HTML, CSS, JavaScript
• Two part project: Research paper exploring the transmedia model as an alternate method of storytelling for independent creators, and 27-part video series taking place over YouTube and Twitter • Research portion of project highlighted multiple strategies for creating online projects, serving as critique of today's modern media landscape, insight into the next wave of storytelling, and provided guidelines for creating one's own project • Utilized research to lay groundwork for narrative portion of project, basing character interactions and media usage on findings • Readjusted project due to campus closure through creation of immersive online timeline, stock footage, and dramatic script readings of not-yet-filmed scenes with cast members
Spring 2020
The Uncanny Celebrity//The Future of Influencers
Online Communication, University of Puget Sound
Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects
• Developed Vox-style video essay for class blog educating peers on a growing social media trend: computer-generated Instagram models • Expanded project from short assignment to end-of-semester Research Prospectus • Synthesized research on 'the gaze,' 'the glance,' the Uncanny Valley, and digital avatars to develop informed hypothesis and research questions, as there was no previous research on the subject • Invited to present project at PNW Communication Studies Undergraduate Research Conference
Spring 2019
Additional assorted media projects available on video portfolio
Adobe Premiere, Adobe After Effects, Final Cut Pro
Additional Experience
Internships
Parks & Recreation Intern
City of Lakewood Parks and Recreation Department
• Developed unique social media campaign counting down to the city’s largest event of the year, resulting in an increase in 10,000 visitors • Organized and managed a successful, 50,000 person event aimed at mobilizing and connecting the community • Established relationships with thousands of community members at the weekly Farmer’s Market to promote healthy eating and living sustainably
May 2019 - August 2019
Social Media Intern
SM Diversity
• Created campaigns and photo sets that utilized brand colors and highlighted required skills and experience to promote available positions • Managed all of the company’s social media platforms, reaching a follower base of over 12,000 • Created content and social media profiles for a wide variety of clients, and introduced additional branding through social media guides and step-by-step tutorials
August 2018 - March 2019
Social Media Intern
cavnessHR
• Planned and develop a cohesive Instagram revamp that better encapsulates the message of the brand and attract more user engagement using Later, Canva, Photoshop, and Buffer •Created step by step instructions to make social media platforms accessible for boss with limited understanding of the services •Increased Instagram engagement and likes by 5 times through more interactive content •Restructured pitch decks to create a more visually appealing presentation, with the goal of securing more investments
May 2018 - December 2018
Work
Campus Visit Coordinator
University of Puget Sound Office of Admissions
Promoted from Campus Tour Guide, 2016
• Organized the selection process, management, and bi-weekly meetings of a 60 student assistant work force of varying backgrounds in collaboration with student and professional staff team • Managed over 5000 prospective student and family appointment requests annually, establishing professional relationships campus wide professors and departments • Accurately input and tracked visits within CRM to create individualized visit experiences for visiting students • Aided in the transition from in-person visits to online platform, connecting with students and families remotely • Served as face of student population interviewing President of University on Zoom call in front of over 350 prospective students and families
September 2016 - May 2020
Education
University of Puget Sound
Tacoma, Washington
Computer Science, BS
GPA: 3.71
Digital Media & Communication, BA
GPA: 3.83
Honors & Awards
Coolidge Otis Chapman Honors Program, Pi Eta Sigma Honors Society, Honors in Special Interdisciplinary Studies


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Statistics Aggregator. More...
#include <datahub.H>
Public Member Functions | |
| DataHub (vector< IdealCache * > *) | |
| DataHub Constructor. | |
| ~DataHub () | |
| Datahub Destructor. | |
| void | aggregate (void) |
| Aggregate the data from all the sets of the Cache. | |
| void | reset (void) |
| Resets all counters to zero. | |
| void | stats (bool) |
| Displays the statistics. | |
| void | statsPerSet (bool) |
| Displays statistics for each set individually. | |
| void | setSimCount (void) |
| Set simCount. | |
| void | dumpHint (string) |
| Dump the hint MultiMap to a binary file. | |
Public Attributes | |
| vector< IdealCache * > * | pCacheSet |
| Pointer to vector of IdealCache object pointers, i.e the sets. | |
| map< string, uint64_t > | count |
| Counters. | |
| map< int, int > | accessMap |
| Word Count access. | |
| map< uint32_t, uint64_t > | bwMap |
| Miss bandwidth Map. | |
| multimap< uint64_t, EvictionRecord * > | hintMMap |
| Multimap for storing hints. | |
| ofstream | hintFile |
| Dump file for hints. | |
| uint64_t | firstIns |
| First instruction seen by the DataHub. | |
| uint64_t | lastIns |
| Latest instruction seen by the DataHub. | |
| uint64_t | simCount |
| Number of instructions simulated. |
Statistics Aggregator.
Each set maintains individual statistics, the DataHub is a member of the CacheController which aggregates the data at the end of the run to display overall statistics. Individual set statistics can also be obtained from their DataLogger objects. Access hints are also aggregated and dumped by the DataHub to a gzipped hile at the end of a run.
| DataHub::DataHub | ( | vector< IdealCache * > * | p | ) |
DataHub Constructor.
| p | Pointer to vector of IdealCache object pointers, i.e the sets. |
| DataHub::~DataHub | ( | ) |
Datahub Destructor.
| void DataHub::aggregate | ( | void | ) |
Aggregate the data from all the sets of the Cache.
Accumulates the counters from each set's DataLogger object Merges the accessMap from each set's DataLogger object Merges the hintMap from each set's DataLogger object
| void DataHub::dumpHint | ( | string | hintFileName | ) |
Dump the hint MultiMap to a binary file.
| void DataHub::reset | ( | void | ) |
Resets all counters to zero.
Only resets all counters to zero. Eviction timer is not reset. This method is called at the end of the cache warmup run. It calls each set's individual reset method. Also hint multimap is not cleared.
| void DataHub::setSimCount | ( | void | ) |
Set simCount.
Set the simCount member attribute as well as call set on each set's DataLogger. The simCount is used to represent the hits in terms of number of instructions simulated.
| void DataHub::stats | ( | bool | optCSV | ) |
Displays the statistics.
Displays the aggregated statistics in desired format
| optCSV | TRUE = CSV FALSE = VERBOSE |
| void DataHub::statsPerSet | ( | bool | optCSV | ) |
Displays statistics for each set individually.
| map<int, int> DataHub::accessMap |
Word Count access.
| map<uint32_t, uint64_t> DataHub::bwMap |
Miss bandwidth Map.
| map<string, uint64_t> DataHub::count |
Counters.
| uint64_t DataHub::firstIns |
First instruction seen by the DataHub.
| ofstream DataHub::hintFile |
Dump file for hints.
| multimap<uint64_t, EvictionRecord*> DataHub::hintMMap |
Multimap for storing hints.
| uint64_t DataHub::lastIns |
Latest instruction seen by the DataHub.
| vector<IdealCache*>* DataHub::pCacheSet |
Pointer to vector of IdealCache object pointers, i.e the sets.
| uint64_t DataHub::simCount |
Number of instructions simulated.


Money Play. How should Red play 44?
pips Red=128 White=115
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Now is not the time to leave a shot so the choice is 14/6(2) or 14/10(2), 7/3(2).
The latter has a lot going for it: it maintains connectivity between Red’s checkers; it makes a new home board point and it blocks White’s sixes from Red’s 4-pt.
The only down side is the checker partially out of play on Red’s 3-pt but that is not enough of a problem to vote in favour of 14/6(2).
The latter has a lot going for it: it maintains connectivity between Red’s checkers; it makes a new home board point and it blocks White’s sixes from Red’s 4-pt.
The only down side is the checker partially out of play on Red’s 3-pt but that is not enough of a problem to vote in favour of 14/6(2).
1. Cubeful 2-ply 14/10(2) 7/3(2) Eq.: +0.098 0.501 0.111 0.002 - 0.499 0.125 0.003 2. Cubeful 2-ply 14/6(2) Eq.: +0.095 (-0.003) 0.500 0.092 0.001 - 0.500 0.083 0.001 3. Cubeful 0-ply 14/2 14/10 Eq.: -0.029 (-0.127) 0.462 0.103 0.002 - 0.538 0.125 0.004 4. Cubeful 0-ply 14/6 7/3(2) Eq.: -0.109 (-0.207) 0.438 0.104 0.002 - 0.562 0.134 0.005 5. Cubeful 0-ply 14/10(2) 6/2(2) Eq.: -0.126 (-0.224) 0.441 0.088 0.001 - 0.559 0.136 0.002


Filtering is available by including the jquery.multiselect.filter.js plugin and the jquery.multiselect.filter.css CSS file. Initialize filtering on any of your multiselects by calling multiselectfilter()
on the widget.
$("select").multiselect().multiselectfilter();
Pass any of these as a configuration object when you initialize multiselectfilter()
:
label
The text to appear left of the input. Defaults to "Filter:"
width
The width of the input in pixels. Defaults to 100px in the style sheet, but you can override this for each instance.
placeholder
The HTML5 placeholder attribute value of the input. Only supported in webkit as of this writing. Defaults to "Enter keywords"
filter
A callback function that fires after filtering is complete. Accepts two arguments: the original event and an array of matches.
To do something when no matches are found:
$("select").multiselect().multiselectfilter({ filter: function(event, matches){ if( !matches.length ){ // do something } } });
To do something with a match:
$("select").multiselect().multiselectfilter({ filter: function(event, matches){ // find the first matching checkbox var first_match = $( matches[0] ); } });
You can also bind to the event after a multiselect has been initialized, like such:
$("select").bind("multiselectfilterfilter", function(event, matches){ // do something });
Syntax: $("select").multiselectfilter("method_name");
updateCache
Reloads the cache of values to search against. Make sure you call this after dynamically adding or removing any inputs to the multiselect.
destroy
Destroys the widget.
widget
Returns the wrapper div with the input and label text inside. This is a quick and easy way to access the HTML created by the plugin.


From; Mr. Michael Dohn, Banque Internationale De L'Afrique, Lome-Togo. My dear, I wish this my proposal will not come to you as a surprise. I am Mr. Michael Dohn , with Banque Internationale De L'Afrique with regional office in Lome-Togo. We had a foreign client (Mohamed Mohd Salaheldin)who deposited the sum of US$7.5million (Seven Million Five Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) with our bank. Unfortunately,this client was among the victims of EGYPTAIR FLIGHT NO.990 that crashed on the 31-10-1999 in U.S.A. Confirmable from the website; www.cnn.com/us/9911/02/egyptair990.list/index.html). But, since that year after the death of our client, we have not had anybody that comes for the claims of this money as the next of kin to our client. A situation I have monitored closely with my position in our bank. Now, having monitored this deposit and managed it over the years before and after his death, and hence nobody has showed up as the next of kin for the past years now, I have removed the file to my "private vault". I now humbly solicit for your assistance in this issue. I wish to present you as the next of kin to this our client so as to claim out this money, before it is remmited into the fedral account where other people may aswell claim it directly without going to this lenght. I have taken every necessary precautionary measures concerning this issue and arrangement has been concluded by me in achieving this goal, provided you will follow my instructions in the process. I am only waiting for your response to enable me move the funds to your agreed safe account. This does not have any risk attached to it as all the internal documentations would be handled by me and every loop holes sealed also provided you give me your assistance and support. I therefore request you to confirm your interest by a return message and I will furnish you with the full details and what to do concerning this deal. What you stand to gain would be discussed and it is negotiable before the deal commences. Thank you in anticipation of your urgent response to my request stating your wish in this deal. Kind regards, Mr Michael Dohn. +228-917-87-92..


Id: 57
Name: Borpocian
Status: Alive
Species: Alien
Type: Elephant-Person
Gender: Male
OriginName: unknown
OriginUrl:
LocationName: unknown
LocationUrl:
Image: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/avatar/57.jpeg
Episode: ['https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/episode/22']
Url: https://rickandmortyapi.com/api/character/57
Created: 2017-11-05T11:38:29.459Z


Before Change
else:
fixed_atoms = list(all_atoms.difference(moving_atoms))
// extract submolecules containing atoms within cutoff
pos = np.array(mol.GetConformer(-1).GetPositions())
mask = (cdist(pos, pos[moving_atoms]) <= cutoff).any(axis=1)
amap = np.where(mask)[0].tolist()
After Change
else:
fixed_atoms = list(all_atoms.difference(moving_atoms))
// extract submolecules containing atoms within cutoff
mol_conf = mol.GetConformer(-1)
pos = np.array([mol_conf.GetAtomPosition(i)
for i in range(mol_conf.GetNumAtoms())])
mask = (cdist(pos, pos[moving_atoms]) <= cutoff).any(axis=1)
amap = np.where(mask)[0].tolist()
// expand to whole residues


An unusual tip this week because it's more of a "did you know?" message. Here's the background...
Imagine you're a web developer, you've created a new web app or site, and you get reports that there's a problem in a particular browser or device. It's reproducible but you just can't work out why it's happening. It's time to call WebCompat!
They'll help you with browser compatibility bugs by following this process listed on their website:
This open source project is run by a mixture of Mozilla staff and volunteers, but bugs need not be restricted to Mozilla browsers. It truly is an effort to improve the web by spreading awareness of and fixes for browser quirks and poor single-browser coding habits. Their only request is that web developers don't abuse the system, and so they have a handy list of invalid bugs which you should check before submitting an issue.
All that's left for you to do is say thank you, and perhaps give them a shout out on Twitter.


| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceImpl.enableI2cReadMode(I2cAddr, int, int) |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceImpl.enableI2cWriteMode(I2cAddr, int, int) |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDevice.getController()
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceSynchSimple.getI2cAddr()
|
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.util.SerialNumber.getSerialNumber()
no need to use; use toString() if string form is sought
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDevice.isI2cPortActionFlagSet()
this method returns a value that is rarely that which is expected
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.RunMode.migrate()
Replace use of old constants with new
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDevice.readI2cCacheFromModule()
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceImpl.readI2cCacheFromModule() |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cController.readI2cCacheFromModule(int) |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceSynchSimple.setI2cAddr(I2cAddr)
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotor.setPowerFloat()
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.DcMotorImpl.setPowerFloat() |
com.qualcomm.robotcore.eventloop.opmode.LinearOpMode.waitForNextHardwareCycle()
The need for user code to synchronize with the loop() thread has been
obviated by improvements in the modern motor and servo controller implementations.
Remaining uses of this API are likely unncessarily wasting cycles. If a simple non-zero
delay is required, the sleep() method is a better choice.
If one simply wants to allow other threads to run, LinearOpMode.idle() is a good choice.
|
com.qualcomm.robotcore.eventloop.opmode.LinearOpMode.waitOneFullHardwareCycle()
The need for user code to synchronize with the loop() thread has been
obviated by improvements in the modern motor and servo controller implementations.
Remaining uses of this API are likely unncessarily wasting cycles. If a simple non-zero
delay is required, the sleep() method is a better choice.
If one simply wants to allow other threads to run, LinearOpMode.idle() is a good choice.
|
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDevice.writeI2cCacheToModule()
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceImpl.writeI2cCacheToModule() |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cController.writeI2cCacheToModule(int) |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDevice.writeI2cPortFlagOnlyToModule()
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| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cDeviceImpl.writeI2cPortFlagOnlyToModule() |
| com.qualcomm.robotcore.hardware.I2cController.writeI2cPortFlagOnlyToModule(int) |


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class that increases 2^n (protected) - clear() - Method in class GTUContainer
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Method that make GTUContainer
empty - contains(Object) - Method in class GTUContainer
-
Method that returns if GTUContainer
contains given "o" object - current() - Method in interface GTUIterator
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Returns a boolean value depending on the existence of a value at the current of iterator.
E
- empty() - Method in class GTUContainer
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Returns if GTUContainer
empty or not - erase(GTUIterator<T>) - Method in class GTUContainer
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Erase value that points of iterator
G
- GTUContainer<T> - Class in <Unnamed>
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Abstract GTUContainer
template class - GTUContainer(Class<T>) - Constructor for class GTUContainer
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Constructor any GTUContainer
class - GTUIterator<T> - Interface in <Unnamed>
- GTUSet<T extends java.lang.Comparable<T>> - Class in <Unnamed>
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GTUSet class that represent STL set of C++
- GTUSet(Class<T>) - Constructor for class GTUSet
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GTUSet constructor that takes parameter of Class type
- GTUVector<T> - Class in <Unnamed>
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GTUVector class that represent STL vector of C++
- GTUVector(Class<T>) - Constructor for class GTUVector
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GTUVector constructor that takes parameter of Class type
H
- hasNext() - Method in interface GTUIterator
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Returns a boolean value depending on the existence of a value at the next index of iterator.
I
- index() - Method in interface GTUIterator
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Returns the position of the iterator
- insert(GTUIterator<T>, T) - Method in class GTUVector
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Insert function that insert value to the GTUVector with using GTUIterator
- insert(T) - Method in class GTUContainer
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Insert function of GTUContainer
- insert(T) - Method in class GTUSet
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Insert function that insert value to the GTUSet without using GTUIterator
- insert(T) - Method in class GTUVector
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Insert function that insert value to the GTUVector without using GTUIterator
- iterator() - Method in class GTUContainer
-
Method for create new iterator
M
- main(String[]) - Static method in class Main
- Main - Class in <Unnamed>
- Main() - Constructor for class Main
- max_size() - Method in class GTUContainer
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Maximum capacity that can take GTUContainer
N
- next() - Method in interface GTUIterator
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Returns value depending on the existence of a value at the next of iterator.
P
- position - Static variable in interface GTUIterator
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Index-wise location of the iterator
- print(GTUIterator<T>) - Static method in class Main
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Static method for print array
S
- size() - Method in class GTUContainer
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Returns size of GTUContainer
- specs(GTUContainer<T>) - Static method in class Main
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Static method for test array with specifications
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- _size - Variable in class GTUContainer
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Size of any GTUContainer
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Class type of any GTUContainer
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I managed to build two low powered temperature nodes and an RFM12Pi expansion board on a Raspberry Pi, all configured and working properly. More thanks to your excellent website than my proficiency, so many thanks for the detailed build instructions.
However I have a question regarding the resolution. I set this to 10 bits using the emontx_lowpower_temperature example sketch and expected temperature data in steps of 0.25°C, yet my data are in steps of approximately 0.063°C.
Does the DS18B20 not default to 12 bits i.e. 0.0625°C each time it is powered up, and therefore the resolution would need to be set on each power up cycle?
Would setting the resolution to 10 bits on each power cycle actually save any power or would it be better just leaving it to the default?
Temperature resolution for low power node
Submitted by john.b on Wed, 13/02/2013 - 13:50»
Re: Temperature resolution for low power node
Did you change "const int sensorResolution" (https://github.com/openenergymonitor/emonTxFirmware/blob/master/emonTx_t...)? If you did, it changes the resolution on every startup in setup(), yes it defaults to 12 bit.
The normal way of reading the temperature will use delay() for 750ms when in 12bit mode. 11 bit is 750/2ms, 10 bit is 750/4 and 9 bit is 750/8ms if I remember correct. Sure it will affect power consumption, but I'll leave those calculations to someone else :)
It is also possible to read the temperature async and do some sleeping in the mean time instead.
Re: Temperature resolution for low power node
Yes I changed line 45 to "const int sensorResolution = 10; " .
Although if I understand the sketch correctly (I'm new to this so I may not) the DS18B20 will be switched on and off within loop() and therefore will default to 12 bits at line 99 when the DS18B20 is turned on again.
Isn't setup() run only when the node is powered up i.e. when the batteries are inserted and the sketch first starts?
Re: Temperature resolution for low power node
Ah you mean like that. Yes could be true, easy enough to check with getResolution() after wakeup.
Re: Temperature resolution for low power node
I can confirm that when using the emontx_lowpower_temperature sketch the resolution is only changed for the first reading, subsequent temperature readings are at the default 12 bit resolution, since the sensor has powered down.
Setting the resolution on every cycle within loop() does not seem to save any power as the increased time to set the resolution negates any time / power saving from reducing the resolution.
Therefore I believe it’s better to just remove the lines concerning the resolution and just let the sensor default to 12 bits.


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Match Play. Red leads 6-5 to 7 (Crawford Game). How should Red play 65?
pips Red=130 White=117
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
For money, with the cube in any position, any ply other than 22/11 would be a blunder as leaping the partial prime is of paramount importance.
At 6-5 Crawford Red must be wary of losing a gammon and the match and therefore more caution must be exercised. 22/11 is now an error. 8/2, 7/2 is reasonable but leaves two blots so disaster could strike. XG rates it on a par with 22/11.
The correct play is 13/2. This play leaves a single blot in a place where Red doesn't mind getting hit and, importantly, retains the solid five-point prime.
This just goes to show how much care one must take at this particular score.
At 6-5 Crawford Red must be wary of losing a gammon and the match and therefore more caution must be exercised. 22/11 is now an error. 8/2, 7/2 is reasonable but leaves two blots so disaster could strike. XG rates it on a par with 22/11.
The correct play is 13/2. This play leaves a single blot in a place where Red doesn't mind getting hit and, importantly, retains the solid five-point prime.
This just goes to show how much care one must take at this particular score.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 24/18 8/7 Eq.: +0.014 0.504 0.147 0.006 - 0.496 0.140 0.006 2. Cubeful 2-ply 24/23 8/2* Eq.: -0.057 (-0.071) 0.478 0.172 0.007 - 0.522 0.159 0.010 3. Cubeful 2-ply 23/22 8/2* Eq.: -0.065 (-0.079) 0.479 0.171 0.007 - 0.521 0.163 0.012 4. Cubeful 2-ply 24/18 23/22 Eq.: -0.094 (-0.108) 0.481 0.147 0.007 - 0.519 0.169 0.011 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/7 8/7 Eq.: -0.100 (-0.114) 0.471 0.153 0.006 - 0.529 0.159 0.010


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The Judgement
The Creative works sublime success,
Furthering through perseverance.
The Image
The movement of heaven is full of power.
Thus the superior man makes himself strong and untiring.
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Hidden dragon. Do not act.
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Dragon appearing in the field.
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All day long the superior man is creatively active.
At nightfall his mind is still beset with cares.
Danger. No blame.
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() Nine in the fifth place means:
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Project Summary December 16, 2016
Provide an initial web presence for a service provider.
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Coding the design into Wordpress.
Initial theme based on UI requested has been tested and modifications required will proceed upon design approval.
Initial model has been developed.
Modification of WooCommerce.
User Device Interface testing will require Wordpress Authentication for customers. 5 test user accounts will be provide site credentials for accounts. Feedback will be collected by project sponsor's company.


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bson_iter_find()
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bool bson_iter_find (bson_iter_t *iter, const char *key);
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Description
The bson_iter_find()function shall advance iterto the element named keyor exhaust all elements of iter. If iteris exhausted, false is returned and itershould be considered invalid.
key is case-sensitive. For a case-folded version, see bson_iter_find_case().
Returns
true is returned if the requested key was found. If not, iterwas exhausted and should now be considered invalid.