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This article provides definitions of commonly used UKCloud terms.
A
Above OFFICIAL
Covers data classifications that go beyond OFFICIAL and OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE.
See also: OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE
Account
Within the UKCloud environment there are two types of accounts:
customer account - A collection of related compute services associated with a particular customer or partner.
user account - The account you use to log in to the UKCloud Portal or authenticate with the Portal API. Your user account determines which customer accounts you have access to. Each user account can be associated with multiple customer accounts.
Advanced Support Services
A suite of UKCloud Managed Operations products focused on the middleware and back-end services supporting your solutions. The suite includes the following products:
See also: Extended Network Support from UKCloud, Managed IT Operations
Anti-Virus as a Service
Part of the UKCloud Managed IT Operations portfolio whereby UKCloud manages the antivirus protection of your IT estate.
For more information, see the Anti-Virus as a Service Service Scope.
See also: Managed IT Operations, Managed Monitoring as a Service, Patching as a Service
Assured OFFICIAL
A security domain on the UKCloud platform that provides access to public networks, such as the internet, PSN, HSCN or Janet.
See also: Elevated OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE
Azure
See: UKCloud for Microsoft Azure
Azure Stack Hub
See: UKCloud for Microsoft Azure
B
Bring Your Own Firewall (BYOF)
A UKCloud for VMware service option that enables you to customise your networking infrastructure by installing your own virtual firewall appliance in place of the edge device UKCloud includes as standard. This enables you to leverage your own in-house expertise with a particular technology or can provide access to some higher level networking functionality not natively available in the provided edge.
C
Cloud Architect
A UKCloud Pre-Sales role aimed at helping you design your cloud solution so that you can get the best out of the UKCloud platform.
Cloud Credits
A UKCloud purchase scheme whereby you can purchase Cloud Credits upfront and redeem them against UKCloud services over a maximum two year period. This enables you to effectively commit your CAPEX or budget spend in advance, with monthly usage deducted from the balance until depleted.
See also: Service Credits
Cloud Enablement
A UKCloud enablement service that provides basic facilities for your own hardware installed in one of our data centres for the purpose of utilising our cloud. We can host servers, storage, VPN solutions, encryption devices or switches.
For more information, see the Cloud Enablement Service Scope.
CloudSOC from UKCloud
See: Security Operations Service.
Cloud Storage
A secure and highly adaptable storage platform designed to address a wide variety of use cases. Our Cloud Storage service is based on object storage technology that is natively optimised for cloud storage in terms of scale, resilience and accessibility.
For more information, see the Cloud Storage Service Definition.
Compute service
A UKCloud for VMware top-level container within a customer account that includes a VMware Cloud Director organization and its VDCs, catalogs, users and resources.
Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ)
A UKCloud IaaS service that provides the ability to securely transfer data between our Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains using NCSC-approved cross-domain security patterns and our Secure Remote Access service.
For more information, see the Cross Domain Security Zone Service Definition.
See also: Walled Garden, Secure Remote Access (SRA)
CrownConnect (Private Connectivity)
A connectivity option that enables you to bring private connectivity into service provider locations anywhere in the ARK data centre campus. UKCloud will then arrange for onward connectivity from the termination point into your cloud service. The service provider locations can be anywhere within the ARK Crown Campus and are not limited to UKCloud's core network locations.
See also: HybridConnect
D
Data Transfer - Region to Region
A UKCloud enablement service that enables you to move your UKCloud for VMware workloads between regions on the UKCloud platform. This service utilises Zerto and our Journaling Protection service option.
For more information, see the Data Transfer - Region to Region Service Scope
See also: Journaling Protection
Data Transfer between Assured and Official
A UKCloud enablement service that enables you to move your workloads between the Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains. This service utilises our Cross Domain Security Zone service.
For more information, see the Data Transfer between Assured and Elevated Service Scope.
See also: Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ)
Data Transfer Facility
See: Mass Transfer Facility (MTF)
Dedicated Compute
A UKCloud service option that enables you to have a reserved, single-tenanted section of our cloud, provisioned for your sole use, where the physical CPU and RAM allocations are known. This is useful if you need to run abnormal VM sizes, meet specific software licensing requirements or have increased security requirements.
For more information, see the UKCloud Dedicated Compute v2 service scope.
Note the difference between Dedicated Compute, which is run within our multi-tenanted environment, and Private Cloud, which is a single-tenant environment run on independent infrastructure, providing a private cloud environment.
See also: Private Cloud
Dedicated inter-data centre connectivity
A connectivity option available in the Assured and Elevated security domains that provides dedicated bandwidth between the two UKCloud sites.
See also: Internet-based inter-data centre connectivity
Desktop as a Service (DaaS)
See: UKCloud Desktop as a Service
Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)
A UKCloud IaaS service, powered by Zerto, that enables you to easily replicate data and VMs from your primary site to UKCloud to recover your services with minimum downtime and data loss.
For more information, see the Disaster Recovery as a Service Service Definition.
E
Edge gateway
A virtual router that provides VDC network services such as DHCP, firewall, NAT, static routing, VPN and load balancing.
See also: NSX Edge
Elevated OFFICIAL
A security domain on the UKCloud platform that provides secure access to restricted networks such as PSN.
See also: Assured OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE
Ephemeral storage
A UKCloud for OpenStack storage option that exists only as long as the associated OpenStack instance exists.
See also: Persistent storage
ESSENTIAL VM
A UKCloud for VMware VM type that may have contended resource allocation. Automated rebalancing is enabled to ensure the workload receives the requested performance.
For more information, see the UKCloud for VMware Service Definition.
See also: POWER VM, PRIORITY VM
Extended Network Support from UKCloud
A UKCloud Managed Operations service that reduces the burden customer traditionally must consider in supporting their virtual network infrastructure to enable the reliable and stable connectivity for their solution.
For more information, see the Extended Network Support Service Definition.
F
Firewall
A network service that controls traffic into and out of your environment using defined rules.
G
Got something to say? We're always interested to hear your thought on our products and services, just send us an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>H
Health and Social Care Network (HSCN)
A government network designed to provide a solution for hospitals, medical centres and GPs to collaborate and access services over a secure, high speed network. One of UKCloud's connectivity options, available on the Assured OFFICIAL security domain.
For more information, see the HSCN FAQs.
HybridConnect
A UKCloud connectivity option that makes it easy for you to connect to hybrid clouds by securely connecting to the UKCloud assured cloud platform and supports a variety of flexible private connectivity options enabling hybrid topologies. You can also use HybridConnect in conjunction with our Cloud Enablement service to add, for example, an encryption device or switch.
For more information, see the HybridConnect FAQs.
See also: CrownConnect (Private Connectivity)
Hypervisor
Software layer on top of the physical infrastructure that enables the virtualisation of the physical resources.
Hystax Acura Workload Migration
A UKCloud for OpenStack service option for migrating workloads between UKCloud for OpenStack regions.
For more information, see the Hystax Acura Workload Migration Service Scope.
I
Impact Level (IL)
Historic data classification categories to indicate the potential impact of a security breach (O being no impact and 6 being severe impact). For example, IL2 or IL3.
Instance
A customer provisioned compute resource within OpenStack, similar to the virtual machine concept within VMware.
Inter-data centre connectivity
See: Internet-based inter-data centre connectivity, Dedicated inter-data centre connectivity
Internet-based inter-data centre connectivity
A connectivity option in the Assured security domain that provides connectivity between the two UKCloud sites using multi-tenanted, internet-facing circuits.
See also: Dedicated inter-data centre connectivity
J
Janet
The UK's research and education network, used by education organisations and research councils. One of UKCloud's connectivity options, available on the Assured OFFICIAL security domain.
For more information, see the Janet connectivity FAQs.
Journaling Protection
A UKCloud for VMware protection option that protects your VMs by storing all write operations to the VM in a journal on a separate UKCloud site.
For more information, see the Journaling Protection service scope.
Jumpstart
A service providing skilled engineers and architects, on an hourly or daily basis, who can help design and build UKCloud solutions for you. For example, by helping you configure IPsec connectivity to UKCloud, create an Active Directory domain, build Terraform or Ansible templates for OpenStack or prepare applications for deployment to OpenShift.
For more information, see the Jumpstart FAQs.
K
Knowledge Centre
UKCloud's repository of articles created in collaboration with subject matter experts to provide information about how to use our products and services.
See: https://docs.ukcloud.com/
L
Let us know your thoughts and ideas by sending an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>M
Managed Active Directory (AD) Support
A UKCloud Advanced Support Services product that provides you with monitoring and support for your Active Directory services and supporting Windows servers.
For more information, see the Managed Active Directory Support Service Definition.
See also: Advanced Support Services
Managed IT Operations
A UKCloud Managed Operations service that helps to reduce the non-value add challenges of managing your compute assets, whilst increasing your overall level of trust and confidence in the true health of your entire multi-cloud estate. The service includes a variety of options including managed monitoring, managing basic IT hygiene tasks, patching as a service and antivirus as a service. This service provides you with the building blocks to utilise essential operational delivery services.
For more information, see the Managed IT Operations Service Definition.
See also: Anti-Virus as a Service, Managed Monitoring as a Service, Patching as a Service
Managed Monitoring as a Service
Part of the UKCloud Managed IT Operations portfolio whereby UKCloud manages the monitoring of your IT estate.
For more information, see the Managed Monitoring as a Service Service Scope.
See also: Anti-Virus as a Service, Managed IT Operations, Patching as a Service
Managed Remote Desktop Services (RDS) Support
A UKCloud Advanced Support Services product that provides you with monitoring and support for your Remote Desktop Services and supporting Windows servers.
For more information, see the Managed Remote Desktop Services Support Service Definition.
See also: Advanced Support Services
Managed SQL Server
A UKCloud Advanced Support Services product that provides monitoring and support for your SQL servers.
For more information, see the Managed SQL Server Service Definition.
See also: Advanced Support Services
Managed Web Server
A UKCloud Advanced Support Services product that provides you with monitoring and support for IIS or Apache and supporting Windows or Linux servers.
For more information, see the Managed Web Server Service Definition.
See also: Advanced Support Services
Mass Transfer Facility (MTF)
A UKCloud enablement service that enables you to move virtualised environments, in the form of VMs, into and out of your UKCloud environment using your own network attached storage (NAS) device, hard disk drives (HDDs) or USB drives.
For more information, see the Mass Transfer Facility service scope.
Migration to the Cloud
A UKCloud IaaS service, powered by Zerto, that provides easy to use tools to help customers migrate workloads from their on-premises data centres to the UKCloud platform - all on a self-service basis.
For more information, see the Migration to the Cloud Service Definition.
Multi-Cloud for Tier 2
A series of cloud technologies, with a variety of deployment models, delivered from List X data centres and supported, managed and maintained by UK Eyes Only staff, that can be connected to secure connectivity like SLI and ROSA.
See also: UKCloudX
N
Network firewall tenant (NFT)
Single- or multi-tenant instances on a network firewall (NFW). NFT architecture is used in regions 1, 2, 7 and 8.
NSX Edge
Provides a rich set of integrated networking and security gateway services for protecting VDCs and optimising resource utilisation. This virtual appliance includes services such as firewall, network address translation (NAT), load balancing and VPN.
See also: Edge gateway
Neustar DDoS Protection from UKCloud
A UKCloud service option, powered by Neustar, to absorb and scrub bad traffic into your environment and protect your applications from DDoS attacks, while still allowing legitimate traffic through.
For more information, see the Neustar DDoS Protection from UKCloud service scope.
Neustar UltraDNS from UKCloud
A UKCloud service option, powered by Neustar, that provides a secure and reliable managed DNS service to ensure the highest level of website availability and optimal performance, with built-in security for superior protection that is scalable to future demands.
For more information, see the *Neustar UltraDNS from UKCloud FAQs.
O
OFFICIAL
A Government Security Classification Policy (GSCP) data classification indicating data that is not subject to any special risks, such as personal data.
OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE
OFFICIAL data that requires specific handling to mitigate risk. Security measures required for the data will depend on the specific risks associated with that data.
On-Premises VMware Extended Support
A UKCloud service that provides ongoing Level 1 and Level 2 support for VMware estates when vSphere licences are operating on currently unsupported versions, providing organisations with additional time to plan upgrades to supported levels of VMware or migrations to new platforms or services.
For more information, see the On-Premises VMware Extended Support Service Definition.
OpenShift
See: UKCloud for Red Hat OpenShift
OpenStack
Oracle
See: Private Cloud for Oracle Software
Organization (Org)
A top level container in VMware Cloud Director that contains one or more VDCs and owns all the virtual resources used by those VDCs.
P
Patching as a Service
Part of the UKCloud Managed IT Operations portfolio whereby UKCloud manages the patching of your IT estate.
For more information, see the Patching as a Service Service Scope.
See also: Anti-Virus as a Service, Managed IT Operations, Managed Monitoring as a Service
Persistent storage
A UKCloud for OpenStack block storage option that is always available, regardless of the state of the VM.
POWER VM
A UKCloud for VMware VM type with uncontended compute resource allocation (CPU/RAM). Automated balancing is enable to pre-emptively optimise performance and availability.
For more information, see the UKCloud for VMware Service Definition.
See also: ESSENTIAL VM, PRIORITY VM
PRIORITY VM
A UKCloud for VMware VM type with uncontended compute resource allocation (CPU/RAM). Automated rebalancing is configured to reduce workload movement around the platform, reducing workload disruption.
For more information, see the UKCloud for VMware Service Definition.
See also: ESSENTIAL VM, POWER VM
Private Cloud
A UKCloud IaaS service that provides a totally isolated, single tenant compute and storage infrastructure, either in one of our sites or in a Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC).
For more information, see the Private Cloud Service Definition.
Note the difference between Private Cloud, which is a single-tenant environment run on independent infrastructure, providing a private cloud environment, and Dedicated Compute, which is run within our multi-tenanted environment.
See also: Dedicated Compute
Private Cloud for Oracle Software
A UKCloud IaaS service that enables you to have private implementations of Oracle's Engineered Systems within UKCloud's assured, sovereign data centres, Crown Hosting Data Centres or even on-premises.
For more information, see the Private Cloud for Oracle Software Service Definition.
Private Cloud for Storage
A UKCloud IaaS service that provides single-tenant storage infrastructure on your own hardware, either in one of our sites or in a Crown Hosting Data Centre (CHDC).
For more information, see the Private Cloud for Storage Service Definition.
Professional Services
UKCloud Professional Services are designed to provide a clear path to true cloud value, no matter where your organisation is on the journey to cloud migration and adoption. The four services include our Assessment, Migration, Optimisation and Transformation services and can be tailored to suit your requirements.
For more information, see the UKCloud Professional Services Service Definition.
Protective Monitoring
A complimentary service from UKCloud that ensures our platform, up to the hypervisor level, adheres to Good Practice Guide 13 (GPG13) guidance.
For more information, see Protective Monitoring from UKCloud.
For information about our Security Operations Service, which offers protective monitoring above the hypervisor, see Security Operations Service.
Public Services Network (PSN)
A government network, used by central, local and devolved government organisations. One of UKCloud's connectivity options, available on the Assured OFFICIAL and Elevated OFFICIAL security domains.
For more information, see the Public Services Network (PSN) FAQs.
Q
Quickly check on the availability and overall health of the services on the UKCloud platform on the UKCloud Service Status page.
R
Region
A physically segregated part of the UKCloud platform within a site that provides a set of services.
S
Secure Remote Access (SRA)
A UKCloud IaaS service that provides a secure internet connection to our Elevated OFFICIAL security domain using NCSC-approved VPN technologies and the walled garden architectural pattern using bastion hosts.
For more information, see the Secure Remote Access Service Definition.
See also: Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ)
Security domain
The UKCloud platform provides three security domains that support separation and control access to workloads of differing security classification (OFFICIAL, OFFICIAL-SENSITIVE, Above OFFICIAL).
See also: Assured OFFICIAL, Elevated OFFICIAL, Tier 2)
Security Operations Service
Provides an always-on, cloud-hosted cyber security capability that can see all your IT systems, all the time, ensuring you have an up-to-date view of possible threats.
For more information, see the Security Operations Service Service Definition.
Self Service Backup and Restoration (TrilioVault)
A UKCloud for OpenStack service option, powered by TrilioVault, that provides backup and restoration of your OpenStack instances.
For more information, see the Self Service Backup and Restoration (TrilioVault) Service Scope.
Service Credits
A compensation scheme whereby if we fall short of our service level agreement, we'll compensate you with credits that you redeem them against UKCloud services.
See also: Cloud Credits
Service Definition
A Knowledge Centre article that provides an overview of a UKCloud service or product.
See also: Service Scope
Service Delivery Manager
A UKCloud Customer Services role aimed at providing you with an assigned point of contact who will provide any assistance you require during your use of the service, including onboarding, service reviews and incident reporting and escalation.
Service Scope
A Knowledge Centre article that provides detailed information about what is and isn't included in a UKCloud service or product, including UKCloud and customer responsibilities.
See also: Service Definition
Site
A geographically specific location. UKCloud has two UK-based sites, separated by 100 km, in Farnborough and Corsham. Building your solution across multiple sites provides resilience against scenarios such as natural disasters, targeted terrorist attacks or mass WAN failure.
Smart Hands
A UKCloud enablement service that you can use for activities that require physical interaction with components in a data centre, such as physical "push-button" tasks, replacing hardware or checking equipment status.
For more information, see the Smart Hands service scope.
Snapshot Protection
A UKCloud for VMware protection option that provides a daily backup of your VMs.
For more information, see the Snapshot Protection service scope.
T
Tier 1 storage
Fast block storage, optimised for data warehouses, busy transactional databases and other high IO workloads.
Tier 2
A security domain on the UKCloud platform that can be connected to secure connectivity like SLI and ROSA.
See also: Assured OFFICIAL, Elevated OFFICIAL
Tier 2 storage
General all-purpose block storage, providing a balance of performance and cost.
TrilioVault
See: Self Service Backup and Restoration (TrilioVault)
U
UKCloud Desktop as a Service
A UKCloud service that provides a platform to deliver, protect and manage desktops and apps whilst containing costs and ensuring that end users can work anytime, anywhere, across any device.
For more information, see the UKCloud Desktop as a Service Service Definition.
UKCloud for Microsoft Azure
A UKCloud IaaS service that harnesses the innovation of Microsoft's Azure platform delivered from within our award-winning government-grade multi-cloud environment.
For more information, see the UKCloud for Microsoft Azure Service Definition.
UKCloud for OpenStack
A UKCloud IaaS service, powered by OpenStack, that provides a cloud platform specifically designed around the needs of digital communities, and engineered to facilitate true cloud-native applications.
For more information, see the UKCloud for OpenStack Service Definition.
UKCloud for Red Hat OpenShift
A UKCloud PaaS service that delivers a secure, private deployment of OpenShift deployed on an assured, trusted platform connected to the internet and to public sector networks including HCSN and Janet.
For more information, see the UKCloud for Red Hat OpenShift Service Definition.
UKCloud for VMware
A UKCloud IaaS service that provides a compute infrastructure specifically designed to deliver traditional enterprise applications in the cloud.
For more information, see the UKCloud for VMware Service Definition.
UKCloud Health
A division of UKCloud that is dedicated to health and care, research and life sciences and the pharmaceutical sector. Working with an ecosystem of expert health sector technology partners, we can help you move seamlessly to the cloud, giving you the choice and flexibility of a range of secure, cost-effective technology platforms that are open and interoperable.
See: https://ukcloudhealth.com/
UKCloudX
A division of UKCloud specifically designed to cater for the enhanced requirements of the UK Defence and National Security sectors. The team is made up of industry experts, with first hand experience of keeping our nation safe, and experts in delivering cloud at scale. UKCloudX operates across all security domains, including Tier 2.
V
Virtual data centre (VDC)
A container for VMs, where each VM has the same workload characteristics and access to the same resources, such as networking infrastructure, storage and external connectivity.
Virtual machine (VM)
Software that emulates the functionality of a physical computer, running an operating system and applications. Customers can define a VM's resource requirements and the UKCloud platform optimises its placement to ensure it receives the requested resources.
VMware
See: UKCloud for VMware
VMware Licence Service (VLS)
A licensing model provided by UKCloud that enables you to exchange the fixed cost of your ongoing VMware Support and Subscription (SnS) Service for existing perpetual VMware licences with a VMware Cloud Provider Programme (VCPP) consumption-based licence provided by UKCloud.
For more information, see the VMware Licence Service Service Definition.
vOrg
See: Compute service
W
Walled Garden
A Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ) service option that provides you with self-service access to the CSDZ so that you can design, implement and manage your own walled garden, using technology and application services of your choice.
For more information, see the Cross Domain Security Zone Service Definition.
See also: Cross Domain Security Zone (CDSZ)
X
X
See: UKCloudX
Y
You can find documentation about how to work with our products at the UKCloud Knowledge Centre.
Z
Zerto
The disaster recovery software that powers UKCloud's Journaling Protection, Disaster Recovery as a Service and Migration to the Cloud services.
See also: Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS, Journaling Protection, Migration to the Cloud
Zone
A distinct hardware installation within a region that hosts a particular UKCloud service (for example, UKCloud for VMware or UKCloud for Microsoft Azure).
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THE BEST MAN
Poignant would be a good one-word description of this love story which takes place in Italy just as the 1900s is coming to an end. It is a time when most women had no idea of what love can be. While they made excellent mothers, and even very good wives, they thought that being obedient, faithful, dutiful to their husbands was what marriage and love were all about. Great emotion escaped them.
In THE BEST MAN, however, Francesca (the Spanish actress Ines Sastre) a young lady who is to be married to somene chosen by her parents, is suddenly, uncontrollably attracted to her husband's best friend. At the wedding, she pledges in her own mind, even as she says the vows, that she is really marrying Angelo (Diego Abantantuono), who has just returned from the United States after being away for 15 years, now a wealthy, handsome man.
Francesca hardly cares who knows her feelings but Angelo cautions her that this infatuation will ruin her life. Although Angelo reciprocates her love, he is able to be more sensibly prudent. Nevertheless they share a stolen, passionate kiss. Even Angelo's confession that he did not earn the money but inherited it from his hard-working brother does nothing to change Francesca's love.
Husband Edgardo (Dario Cantarelli) has found an old flame of Angelo's, Olimpia (Valeria D'Obici) and surprises him by inviting her to his home. Angelo tells Francesca there is no alternative, he cannot stay with her as it would be a scandal, so he must leave with Olimpia. Francesca runs away to a church where she lives and teaches, never forgetting her true love. Need I add that the story does not end there?
In Italian with English subtitles.
Story, screenplay and direction by Pupi Avati.
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Check to see if enough time has passed to send the next chunk.
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Send the next chunk.
| Chunker |
| Event | Summary | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dispatched when the chunks are reconstituted and ready to use. | Chunker |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| ALWAYS_COMPRESS : int = 0 [static] A compression strategy that always compresses the data, regardless of whether it
saved any space.
| Chunker | ||
| NEVER_COMPRESS : int = 2 [static] A compression strategy that says: don't ever even waste time trying to compress.
| Chunker | ||
| TRY_COMPRESS : int = 1 [static] A compression stragegy that tries to compress the data, but only sends the compressed
form if it would actually result in sending less chunks.
| Chunker |
| Constant | Defined by | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| COMPRESSED_TOKEN : int [static]
| Chunker | ||
| END_TOKEN : int [static]
| Chunker | ||
| MAX_CHUNK_DATA : int = 1020 [static] The maximum size of our chunks.
| Chunker | ||
| MIN_SEND_WAIT : int = 200 [static] The minimum time between sends.
| Chunker | ||
| NO_TOKENS : int = 0 [static] Token constants.
| Chunker | ||
| OBJECT_TOKEN : int [static]
| Chunker | ||
| START_TOKEN : int [static]
| Chunker |
| _ctrl | property |
protected var _ctrl:EntityControl
The entity control we're using.
| _inChunks | property |
protected var _inChunks:Object
Holds incomplete chunks being received.
| _msgName | property |
protected var _msgName:String
The message name we're using.
| _nextSend | property |
protected var _nextSend:int
The time at which we should send the next chunk.
| _outData | property |
protected var _outData:ByteArray
The data we're currently sending.
| _outTokens | property |
protected var _outTokens:int
Some tokens describing the format of the _outData.
| _thisId | property |
protected var _thisId:String
The instance id of this instance of the chunker.
| _timer | property |
protected var _timer:Timer
The Timer used to throttle sends. Only used on the sender.
| Chunker | () | constructor |
public function Chunker(ctrl:EntityControl, msgName:String = "chunk", receivedCallback:Function = null)
Construct a Chunker.
Parametersctrl:EntityControl — your AvatarControl or ToyControl, etc.
|
|
msgName:String (default = "chunk ") — the prefix name of the message to use for data sent using this chunker.
|
|
receivedCallback:Function (default = null ) — may be specified instead of listening for the complete event,
this function will be invoked when the data is received. Only the value is returned.
Signature: function (data :Object) :void;
|
| checkSendChunk | () | method |
protected function checkSendChunk():void
Check to see if enough time has passed to send the next chunk.
| chunkReceived | () | method |
protected function chunkReceived(id:String, inBytes:ByteArray):void
Handle a received chunk.
Parametersid:String |
|
inBytes:ByteArray |
| countChunks | () | method |
protected static function countChunks(dataLength:int):int
Counts the number of chunks to send data of the specified length.
ParametersdataLength:int |
int |
| handleMessage | () | method |
protected function handleMessage(event:ControlEvent):void
Handles ControlEvent.MESSAGE_RECEIVED.
Parametersevent:ControlEvent |
| handleUnload | () | method |
protected function handleUnload(event:Event):void
Handles Event.UNLOAD.
Parametersevent:Event |
| send | () | method |
public function send(data:Object, compressStrategy:int):void
Send this data to all instances of this entity in chunked and throttled messages.
Parametersdata:Object — a ByteArray or any other object graph that can be serialized to AMF3.
|
|
compressStrategy:int — the strategy to take when deciding whether to compress the data.
|
| sendChunk | () | method |
protected function sendChunk(... ignored):void
Send the next chunk.
Parameters... ignored |
| complete | event |
com.threerings.util.NamedValueEvent
Dispatched when the chunks are reconstituted and ready to use. The 'name' property will contain the String version of the instance id that sent the data. The 'value' property will contain the received data.
| ALWAYS_COMPRESS | constant |
public static const ALWAYS_COMPRESS:int = 0
A compression strategy that always compresses the data, regardless of whether it saved any space.
| COMPRESSED_TOKEN | constant |
protected static const COMPRESSED_TOKEN:int
| END_TOKEN | constant |
protected static const END_TOKEN:int
| MAX_CHUNK_DATA | constant |
protected static const MAX_CHUNK_DATA:int = 1020
The maximum size of our chunks. Whirled enforces a post-AMF3 1024 byte limit, so we want to use all of that. In AMF3, one byte is used to encode "ByteArray", followed by the length, which will be two bytes because 1024-ish is larger than 2^7 but less than 2^14. So the AMF3 encoding takes 3 bytes, plus there's our 1 byte header for each chunk, leaving us 1020 bytes for our chunk size.
| MIN_SEND_WAIT | constant |
protected static const MIN_SEND_WAIT:int = 200
The minimum time between sends. This is even fairly aggressive. Using other values may "work" but then certain times they may not work, so you're best off not screwing with this.
| NEVER_COMPRESS | constant |
public static const NEVER_COMPRESS:int = 2
A compression strategy that says: don't ever even waste time trying to compress.
| NO_TOKENS | constant |
protected static const NO_TOKENS:int = 0
Token constants.
| OBJECT_TOKEN | constant |
protected static const OBJECT_TOKEN:int
| START_TOKEN | constant |
protected static const START_TOKEN:int
| TRY_COMPRESS | constant |
public static const TRY_COMPRESS:int = 1
A compression stragegy that tries to compress the data, but only sends the compressed form if it would actually result in sending less chunks.


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API Endpoint
https://o4w3eplbpi.execute-api.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/dev
Schemes: https
Version: 2019-02-07T10:13:52Z
Paths
Get list of licenses
This query selects all available licenes in the datasets and the number of datasets with the corresponding license.
Search in all columns of the table.
Column for sorting the table
Pagination index, if per page is not provided defaults to 100 per page. Index starts with 0!
Sort method ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC), see also sort parameter
Number of results per page.
200 response
400 response
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
[
{
"count": "integer",
"name": "string"
}
]
Response Example (400 Bad Request)
{
"code": "integer",
"message": "string"
}
Get topic by id.
id of topic
200 response
400 response
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
{
"name": "string",
"id": "string"
}
Response Example (400 Bad Request)
{
"code": "integer",
"message": "string"
}
Get list of topics
Through a query of precise filters, select topics used in Berlin's opendata portal. Supports pagination
Search in all columns of the table.
Column for sorting the table
Pagination index, if per page is not provided defaults to 100 per page. Index starts with 0!
Sort method ascending (ASC) or descending (DESC), see also sort parameter
Number of results per page.
200 response
400 response
Response Content-Types: application/json
Response Example (200 OK)
[
{
"name": "string",
"id": "string"
}
]
Response Example (400 Bad Request)
{
"code": "integer",
"message": "string"
}
Schema Definitions
Topics: array
See topic.
Example
[
{
"name": "string",
"id": "string"
}
]
Licenses: array
See license.
Example
[
{
"count": "integer",
"name": "string"
}
]
License: object
License of data sets.
- count: integer
- name: string
Example
{
"count": "integer",
"name": "string"
}
Topic: object
Topics are categories used to organise datasets in the opendata portal.
- name: string
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Example
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The chart below shows the percentage of population with access to safe drinking water in two towns - Wilowtown and Silvatown - as of the year 2010.
Access to safe drinking water in Wilowtown and
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HEAVEN AND EARTH A film review by Michael John Legeros Copyright 1994 Michael John Legeros
Writer, director Oliver Stone (PLATOON, BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY, grassy knoll picnicker :-) ) Based on the books WHEN HEAVEN AND EARTH CHANGED PLACES by Le Ly Hayslip with Jay Wurts and CHILD OF WAR, WOMAN OF PEACE by Le Ly Hayslip with James Hayslip Cast: Tommy Lee Jones (THE FUGITIVE, UNDER SIEGE) Joan Chen (THE LAST EMPEROR, TV's "Twin Peaks") Haing S. Ngor (MY LIFE, THE KILLING FIELDS) Hiep Thi Le MPAA Rating: "R" (Presumably for rape, war, and related atrocities) Running Time: 140 Minutes
---- "Me and men don't mix." - Le Ly
Director Oliver Stone completes his "Vietnam Trilogy" with HEAVEN AND EARTH, a story that's told, for a change, from the perspective of "the other side." Based upon the real life story of Vietnamese peasant Le Ly, Stone delivers another satisfying, but, this time, heavy-handed lesson in war and peace.
The story introduces the simple rice-farming community of Ky La. It's a lush paradise in Central Vietnam, relatively unscathed until the arrival of the Viet Cong in '63. Young Le Ly (Hiep Thi Le) watches her brothers join the Communists, who return one night to torture and rape her. (The 'Cong, that is.) She escapes the bedlam by fleeing to Saigon at age 18. There, she works for a wealthy, married master who, promptly, gets her pregnant.
And all this before turning 20!
Later on, Le Ly meets a nice American soldier (Jones). They get married, he's nuts, and her life takes another terrible turn when she moves to America. All, so she can return to her homeland, many years later, and deliver a touching message about the value of strife and suffering....
Taken at face value, most of HEAVEN AND EARTH is an interesting and, ultimately, satisfying examination of war. But the director lays it too thick this time--hammering every point across at least a dozen times too many.
His most annoying technique is how he punctuates every Important Moment with a short, slow-motion montage of Important Images. This bit works well for, about, five times, then grows grating.
Of course, after the first hour, the viewer is already pretty numb from the raw drama. Happily, at the ninety-minute mark--when Tommy Lee Jones shows up--Stone takes a breather and lets some levity into his film. Granted, it lasts for all of twenty minutes, but, oh, how sweet it is!
Stone mines some surprising humor out of Le Ly's arrival in America. Classic bits include her first encounter with a full refrigerator and a wide-eyed visit to her first supermarket.
As the supremely oppressed Le Ly, newcomer Hiep Thi Le is quite a find. She displays a good range of emotions and some surprising signs of subtly. Tommy Lee Jones is equally watchable. He's at his most menacing, though, in his later scenes. Both Joan Chen and Haing S. Ngor barely register playing Le Ly's parents. Go figure.
Look for Debbie Reynolds, who makes her first screen appearance in over twenty years.
Technical credits are all very fine, with the exception of a bit too much filtered lighting. What's the haze for, Ollie?
Bottom line: Oliver Stone completes his "Vietnam Trilogy" with HEAVEN AND EARTH, the solemn and staggering story of real-life Vietnamese peasant Le Ly. With exceptions for the director's sledge-hammer style, this is fairly satisfying stuff. Grade: B
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An anchor point is defined by an orientation vector and a position on the data element. The orientation depends on the scale type (vertical, horizontal or radial). The position is calculated based on the anchor
option and the orientation vector.
Supported values for anchor
:
'center'
(default): element center'start'
: lowest element boundary'end'
: highest element boundaryThe clamp
option, when true
, enforces the anchor position to be calculated based on the visible geometry of the associated element (i.e. part inside the chart area).
If the element is fully hidden (i.e. entirely outside the chart area), anchor points will not be adjusted and thus will also be outside the viewport.
The align
option defines the position of the label relative to the anchor point position and orientation. Its value can be expressed either by a number representing the clockwise angle (in degree) or by one of the following string presets:
'center'
(default): the label is centered on the anchor point'start'
: the label is positioned before the anchor point, following the same direction'end'
: the label is positioned after the anchor point, following the same direction'right'
: the label is positioned to the right of the anchor point (0°)'bottom'
: the label is positioned to the bottom of the anchor point (90°)'left'
: the label is positioned to the left of the anchor point (180°)'top'
: the label is positioned to the top of the anchor point (270°)The offset
represents the distance (in pixels) to pull the label away from the anchor point. This option is not applicable when align
is 'center'
. Also note that if align
is 'start'
, the label is moved in the opposite direction. The default value is 4
.
This option controls the clockwise rotation angle (in degrees) of the label, the rotation center point being the label center. The default value is 0
(no rotation).
The display
option controls the visibility of labels and accepts the following values:
true
(default): the label is drawnfalse
: the label is hidden'auto'
: the label is hidden if it overlap with another labelThis option is scriptable, so it’s possible to show/hide specific labels:
The display: 'auto'
option can be used to prevent overlapping labels, based on the following rules when two labels overlap:
display: true
, they will be drawn overlappingdisplay: 'auto'
, the one with the highest data index will be hidden. If labels are at the same data index, the one with the highest dataset index will be hiddendisplay: true
and the other one is display: 'auto'
, the one with 'auto'
will be hidden (whatever the data/dataset indices)Labels with display: false
don’t contribute to the overlap detection.
When the clip
option is true
, the part of the label which is outside the chart area will be masked (see CanvasRenderingContext2D.clip())


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| double | softplus (double x) const |
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Holds activation functions.
Used to compute feedforaward and backpropagation activation of the neurons
Definition at line 11 of file Activation.h.
| double Activation::activate | ( | int | activation, |
| int | stage, | ||
| double | x | ||
| ) | const |
function called by a neuron. Decides which activation function should be used
| activation | id of the neuron activation function |
| stage | either feedforward or backpropagate value to be updated |
Definition at line 6 of file activation.cpp.
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Definition at line 33 of file activation.cpp.
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derivative of gausian activation function
Definition at line 37 of file activation.cpp.
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Definition at line 95 of file activation.cpp.
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derivative of an inversetangent activation function
Definition at line 91 of file activation.cpp.
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linear activation function
Definition at line 65 of file activation.cpp.
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derivative of a linear activation function
Definition at line 69 of file activation.cpp.
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rectifier activation function
Definition at line 41 of file activation.cpp.
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derivative of rectifier activation function
Definition at line 49 of file activation.cpp.
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sigmoid activation function
Definition at line 57 of file activation.cpp.
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derivative of a sigmoid activation function
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steprectifier activation function
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derivative of steprectifier activation function
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Status
public enum Status
Tracks the current pagination status. Is used internally for blocking duplicate requests but this may also be observed to display progress indicators and error messages within the client application.
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The paginator has been instantiated but no network requests have been performed yet.
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case initial
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The paginator is idle and not performing any requests. The
hasMore
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case idle(hasMore: Bool)
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The paginator is currently fetching new items. This status may be used to display loading indicators in the client application.
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case fetching
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An error occured during the last request. This status may be used to display an error message and retry control in the client application.
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case error(Error)
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A convenience property which unwraps the
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CMSIS-Build
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Tools, software frameworks, and work flows for productivity with CMSIS based projects
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The CMSIS Project description format is unifying the specification for the build of a software project. It is a public format to exchange project build information between tools that support the CMSIS-Pack based Run-Time Environment. In addition the format facilitates the tool driven construction of projects from partial projects, named project 'layers'. The project description is targeted to generate a single executable or library file.
The specification of this CMSIS Project description format (*.cprj) is replacing the previous format (*.cpdsc). The most significant differences are:
One example is the separation of an existing project into files and components that are HW dependent (board, device, processor) and those that are application specific. The result is a HW and an application layer. Assuming that there is layers for multiple boards and applications sharing common interfaces between layers, any combination of HW layer with an application layer can be combined to create projects and build consistent applications across a range of hardware.
Due to CMSIS-Pack's software lifecycle management features, projects can be build using different combinations of compatible pack and component versions. as well as different versions of a tool-chain. If the project contains descriptions for multiple different tool-chains, also different tool-chains can be used to create additional build variants.
The build system needs the following pieces of information to successfully build a project:
Note: additional command line options for the tool-chains are tool-chain specific and are transparently passed onto the command line. Command line options related to the processor and it's features are automatically derived from the device information and must not be specified.
See Project Description Root for details about the description format..
See CMSIS-Build for further information how to build software based on the CMSIS Project description at the command line and how to create and manage projects using layers.
See Project Description Schema file for validation of project files.


Saffron Drewitt-Barlow, 19, is totally fine with her dad Barrie Drewitt-Barlow taking up with 25-year-old Scott Hutchison, whom she used to be linked to, she wrote in an Instagram post.
“Scott is one of my best mates and I am happy that he and daddy can finally feel comfortable enough to talk about their relationship,” Saffron wrote in a post shared by Barrie.
The teenager revealed that things were never romantic with Scott, and that she was only pretending to date him to keep his sexuality secret after he came out to her years ago.
“It is time you all knew there was NEVER any more than a friendship between us…,” she wrote. “Scott had told me he was gay years ago and I agreed to help him keep his secret by pretending to be his girlfriend. That, I’m happy to say, was it!”
Barrie, 50, shared his daughter’s post from her private account on his own, with the caption: “Love my baby girl so much x this should shut a few of those t---- up!”
He and Tony, 55, were England’s first same-sex couple to be named on a birth certificate as parents nearly 20 years ago.
Over the weekend, Barrie told The Sun that he and Tony had split after 32 years and that he was now dating his daughter’s former beau.
WOMAN CUTS OUT MOTHER-IN LAW WHO ALLEGEDLY TRIED TO GET DAUGHTER'S EARS PIERCED
“I’ve fallen in love with Scott and he has done the same,” Barrie told the outlet.
 But when you know something is right, it’s right.”
The men still live happily under one roof with Scott, Saffron and their four other children in the family’s $7.5 million Florida mansion.
JON GOSSELIN CLAIMS HE 'PRETTY MUCH BANKRUPTED' HIMSELF AMID DIVORCE FROM KATE GOSSELIN
Barrie said that while Tony is his “true love,” they grew apart in recent years and were sleeping in separate bedrooms. That fact, together with Tony’s deteriorating health following a 2006 cancer diagnosis, led them to drift “into a platonic relationship.”
Saffron said she and her siblings are totally accepting of their dad’s new relationship with Scott, who helps to care for ailing Tony.
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“My parents are my best friends and although ‘officially’ they are not together like that any more they remain the best of friends and care for each other better than any other parents I know,” she wrote.
“My brothers, dad and I are extremely happy for Scott and daddy who cares day and night for my sick dad.”


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There exist six ways to make two divs'height the same including js.
Here I use negetive margin by css, the code lists below,
#primary, #content, #secondary
{
text-align: left;
word-wrap:break-word;
padding-bottom:20000px;
margin-bottom: -20000px;
}
By this way, two divs will have the same height;
We test it by using br tag liking left column.
Passed CSS Validation Service and HTML Validation,but I didn't found HTML icon.
And it told me that "Document checking completed. No errors or warnings to show."
What's more,I tested my layout in many browsers. And My layout has the same appearance in IE6, IE7+, Opera, Safari.
Secondary Sidebar
HomeWork Target:
1.The left column and the right column must be of the same width, which could be fixed.
2.The right column always floats to the right.
3.The left column and the right column must be of the same height no matter what do they contain.
4.Inline style, Internal style sheet and External style sheet must all be used in the homework.
Finished:
1.seeing Internal Style css
2.using float:right
3.test by right column
4.background uses Inline style, header and footer use External style, others use Internal style


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| People | O Lord, make haste to help us. |
| Officiant | Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit; |
| People | As it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.{% if data.alleluia %} Alleluia.{% endif %} |


The Sierra Leone Parliament, like its counterparts in other former British colonies, began as a Legislative Council. It was inaugurated in 1863, but was renamed the House of Representatives in 1954. The first decade of Independence (1961 – 1971), often referred to as the golden age, was a momentous period in the country’s Parliamentary evolution. When the British crown took management of the colony in 1808, no African was represented in the colony’s administration; the governor, with a few white officials ruled the colony by a body known as the Governor’s Advisory Council.
Move to Freetown
Amazing Place in Sierra Leone
The city of Freetown is the land of the free
2 minutesExplore the best hotel in town
2 minutesRice farming is the main source of food in Salone
2 minutesRiver Number 2 is the name of the river that flows into the ocean on the Western Area Peninsula and refers to both this river and the beach. It is seen as one of Sierra Leone’s most alluring and celebrated attractions and is popular with both tourists and Sierra Leoneans. It is next to Tokeh Beach. The beauty of River number 2 does not only lie in its gorgeous beach side, towering mountains and mangrove forest that flank the river flowing into the sea, it also lies in the fact that it hosts a completely community-run tourist location. Their organization, the Community Tourism Development Association, was founded about 20 years ago and has been active in protecting the beachfront, developing the tourist industry and supporting their community.
The area was first settled in 1787 by 400 formerly enslaved black people sent from London, England, under the auspices of the Committee for the Relief of the Black Poor, an organisation set up by Jonah Hanway and the British abolitionist Granville Sharp. These black people were African Americans, Afro-Caribbeans, Africans, Southeast Asians, and black people born in Great Britain. They established the 'Province of Freedom' and the settlement of Granville Town on land purchased from local Koya Temne subchief King Tom and regent Naimbana. The British understood the purchase meant that their new settlers had the land "for ever." Although the established arrangement between Europeans and the Koya Temne included provisions for permanent settlement, some historians question how well the Koya leaders understood the agreement, as they had a different conception of the uses of property.
The Banana Islands are a group of islands that lie off the coast of Yawri Bay, south west of the Freetown Peninsula in the Western Area of Sierra Leone. Three islands make up the Banana Islands: Dublin and Ricketts are linked by a stone causeway. The third Mes-Meheux is uninhabited. Dublin Island is known for its beaches, while Ricketts Island is best known for its forests. Banana Islands are entirely surrounded by the Freetown peninsula; and the islands are only accessible by boat, ferry and helicopter. The major industries in Banana Islands are fishing and tourism.


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Represents a directory, file, or link, otherwise refered to as a resource, from an endpoint's file system. More...
#include <endpoint.h>
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| std::optional< std::string > | id |
| Id of the resource if the resource has an id, no value otherwise. More... | |
| std::string | name |
| Name of the resource. More... | |
| long | size |
| Size of the resource in bytes. More... | |
| long | time |
| Time the resource was created. More... | |
| bool | is_directory |
| If the resource is a directory. More... | |
| bool | is_file |
| If the resource is a file. More... | |
| std::optional< std::string > | link |
| Symbolic link of the resource if the resource is a symbolic link, no value otherwise. More... | |
| std::optional< std::string > | permissions |
| Permissions of the resource if the resource has permissions, no value otherwise. More... | |
| std::optional< std::vector< Resource > > | contained_resources |
| List of the resources contained by this resource if this resource can contain other resources, no value otherwise. More... | |
Represents a directory, file, or link, otherwise refered to as a resource, from an endpoint's file system.
| std::optional<std::vector<Resource> > Onedatashare::Resource::contained_resources |
List of the resources contained by this resource if this resource can contain other resources, no value otherwise.
A resource that containes no resources will have an empty list which distinguishes it from a resource that cannot contain resources.
| std::optional<std::string> Onedatashare::Resource::id |
Id of the resource if the resource has an id, no value otherwise.
| bool Onedatashare::Resource::is_directory |
If the resource is a directory.
| bool Onedatashare::Resource::is_file |
If the resource is a file.
| std::optional<std::string> Onedatashare::Resource::link |
Symbolic link of the resource if the resource is a symbolic link, no value otherwise.
| std::string Onedatashare::Resource::name |
Name of the resource.
| std::optional<std::string> Onedatashare::Resource::permissions |
Permissions of the resource if the resource has permissions, no value otherwise.
| long Onedatashare::Resource::size |
Size of the resource in bytes.
| long Onedatashare::Resource::time |
Time the resource was created.


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Caustic Gervais returns as Golden Globes host for ‘very last time’
LOS ANGELES, Nov 12 — After vowing not to front another Golden Globe Awards ceremony and once being told he would never be asked back, caustic British comedian Ricky Gervais will return to host the annual showbiz spectacular for a record fifth time in January.
Gervais, 58, has sharply divided opinion as host, taking direct aim at the Hollywood A-listers in the audience while helping to keep TV viewing figures highs.
“Once again, they’ve made me an offer I can’t refuse,” Gervais said today, announcing his return for the 77th edition of the award show, which honours television and film.
“But this is the very last time I’m doing this, which could make for a fun evening.”
Best known as the creator of TV mockumentary The Office and himself a three-time Golden Globe winner, Gervais first hosted the event in 2010.
He caused outrage on his second appearance a year later, insulting organisers with jokes about bribes and taking pot-shots at Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie’s critically-panned movie The Tourist, which was on the list of award nominees.
The president of event host the Hollywood Foreign Press Association said at the time that Gervais would not return.
Paul Teledgy, chairman of NBC Entertainment, which airs the programme, said Gervais’s reappearance on January 5 meant viewers were in for an “unexpected evening”.
“There is always a palpable electricity in the room when Ricky takes the Globes stage,” he said. “...We can’t wait to see what he has up his sleeve.”
This year’s event, co-hosted by comedian Andy Samberg and actress Sandra Oh, reached an estimated 18.6 million viewers, organisers said.
Gervais, who has also toured the world with his stand-up comedy show, hosted the Globes from 2010 to 2012 and again in 2016. “They must be mad,” he once said of his previous returns. — Reuters


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for \(i = 1, \ldots, n\), \(j = 1, 2\) where \(n\) is the sample size, \(j\) represents the index of the repeated measure, i.e., each subject has two measurements, \(\mu_i\) is a normally distributed random effect, \(\varepsilon_{ij}\) is a normally distributed error term, \(y_{ij}\) is the continuous response, and \(a_{ij}, b_{ij}\) are covariates. This is a multilevel model because of the nested structure of the data, and also non-linear in the \(\beta_1\) parameter. In this post I simulate some data under this model, and try to leverage Bayesian computation techniques to estimate the parameters using the brms which is an interface to fit Bayesian generalized (non-)linear multilevel models using Stan.
Load Packages
We first load the required packages:
Simulate Data (n = 500, two timepoints)
Next I simulate some multilevel data:
Fit Non-linear Multilevel Bayesian Model
We first need to specify priors for \(\beta_1\) and the random effect \(\mu_i\). I have found the easiest way to do this, is to first get information for which priors may be specified using the brms::get_prior function:
The nl = TRUE argument indicates that this should be treated as a non-linear model. We need to specify priors for the population level effects as well as the standard deviation of the random effect (what is referred to as group-level effects in the output):
We can check the corresponding STAN code to verify that the prior information has been updated accordingly using the brms::make_stancode function:
Next we fit the model with 6 Markov chains:
We can check the summary to see if the model was able to accurately estimate \(\beta_1\):
The estimate of interest in the output above is beta_Intercept under Population-Level Effects. This corresponds to the estimate of \(\beta_1\) in the equation above. We see that the estimate is close to the true value of 3. We also see that the estimate of the standard deviation of the random effect is 2.13 [95% CI: 0.28, 3.42], indicating a strong subject specific effect (which is what we would expect since we generated the data this way).
We can also plot some model diagnostics to ensure proper mixing of the Markov chains:


The regex validation type can be used to validate a value with a regular expressions. You must fill the attribute d-validation-value and the attribute d-validation-expression. The regex attribute can be the regex value or a mustache
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Monitor Module
Core monitor classes
Classes in this module represent baseline monitor functionality. They can be loaded and run in a node.js container as well as within a browser.
This module provides the following classes:
Core monitor classes
Classes in this module represent baseline monitor functionality. They can be loaded and run in a node.js container as well as within a browser.
This module provides the following classes:


This is CS-546
Welcome to Web Development! We finally are able to mark up our content with simple HTML and CSS.
This is very exciting, isn't it?!
Welcome to Web Development! We finally are able to mark up our content with simple HTML and CSS.
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Injured Neymar's escape to Barcelona
Brazilian striker Neymar is still recovering from injury
by Sport ENNeymar has a great link with Barcelona. Since he signed for the club in 2013, he's felt comfortable in the city and that means he likes to come back from time to time, even though he's now at PSG.
The Brazilian star arrived in his private jet to spend the weekend in the Catalan capital. After watching PSG beat Brest, he came to Barcelona to spend some time with his pals. Given the international break is now, he could spend some time here.
Neymar finds himself in a recovery period at the moment after suffering an injury in a friendly with Brazil against Nigeria on October 14. He is likely to reappear against Lille on November 22 if everything goes to plan - and then face Real Madrid in the Champions League.


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Data_Reduction.DSN.database.
get_scans
(db, dss, scan_times_dict)¶ Processes a scan times dictionary and returns data about each scan.
By following foreign keys, this expands on the minimal data returned by get_scan-times() and creates a dictionary with lists for each key.
Notes
We begin in a state ‘onpoint’ == False and scan the table ‘pointing_status until status = ‘on point’ is detected. This is the start of a scan. We use ‘pointing_id’ from that row to go to the table ‘pointing’, where we get the aximuth, elevation and pointing_cmd_id. If pointing_cmd_id has a valid value then we get all the data for that row, which includes source and offsets. We then set ‘onpoint’ to True
If state ‘onpoint’ == True and status = ‘moving’ is encountered we compute the scan duration, average azimuth and elevation, and system temperature, and put it all in ‘scan_data’. We the set ‘onpoint’ to False.
:param db : Obtained from Mysql.open_db() :type db : database connection object
:param dss : Station ID :type dss : int
:param scan_times_dict : Result from get_scan-times() :type scan_times_dict : dict
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(dict) Keys of the dictionary are:: - source: the source observed, - scan_time: the scan start time, - exposure: the scan length, - beamaoff: the beam offset in azimuth, - beamxoff: the beam offset in cross-elevation, - beameoff: the beam offset in elevation, - beamhoff: the beam offset in hour angle, - beamcoff: the beam offset in cross-declination, - beamdoff: the beam offset in declination, - azimuth: the antenna azimuth, and - elevation: the antenna elevation


Mplayer is a basic audio player that collects the audio files found and then allows to listen them. This app also enables to update the list at any time to include other files that you might have downloaded after running the operation the first time. You can also remove from the list any unwanted audio by clicking an icon on the right side of the song's name. The sounds list is ordered alphabetically with letter dividers to organize and group the list items, and has a search box to filter the files.


Cookies are small text files which are stored on a user's computer. They are designed to hold a modest amount of data specific to a particular client and website, and can be accessed either by the web server or the client computer. This allows the server to deliver a page tailored to a particular user, or the page itself can contain some script which is aware of the data in the cookie and is thereby able to carry information from one visit to the website (or related sites) to the next. The cookies we use on our site don't collect data which could identify you. Because we wish to be fully honest, we've prepared a list of all cookies we use with full expanation why we use them. Please note that with the continued use of this site, you agree to our use of described cookies.
Cookie "djndconsent" consists of the values 0 or 1 and it tells us if you've already agreed with the use of cookies. It expires in 2 years.
Cookie "djndCart" memorizes the contents of your cart. It doesn't contain any personal information about you.
In addition to the latter we also install a cookie on your computer that contains a random number and no other data. With this number, we record your visits and clicks on some particular buttons. We use these anonymous records to assess what content users find easily and which things users like the most, but are hard to find. Website operates normally without it, but the cookie allows us to quickly and efficiently improve the website and ensure that each of your next visits is even more enjoyable.
If you wish, you can change the settings regarding the use of cookies in the browser on your computer or mobile device. Most modern browsers will allow you to accept or decline all cookies, accept or decline only certain types of cookies or you can enable warnings that the site wants to store a cookie on your machine. You can also delete cookies that the browser already saved on your device. Please note that, in the case of turning off the cookies all the features of websites may not work equally effective, cookie warnings will appear at each visit and in the long run your website experience will be far less enjoyable. The process of setting the changes is different in each browser. Information on this can be found on the website www.aboutcookies.org, which clearly explains the process in all the most popular browsers, or you can contact us via e-mail.


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One of the great features of the Beatnik Player is its ability to play multiple files at the same time. However, this very feature can be a liability when one wishes to embed multiple music files with control panels on the same HTML page, allowing the user to preview music compositions. It is typically not appropriate to be playing two completely different songs at the same time - kind of like having one's Stereo Tuner and TV set playing full blast in the same room. We will use the Music Object callback methods to create a layout where only one Beatnik player can play at a time.


{% extends "global/Page.html" %}
{% load staticfiles otree %}
{% block title %}
Production
{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
{% formfield player.units label="How many units will you produce (from 0 to 30)?" %}
{% next_button %}
{% include Constants.instructions_template %}
{% endblock %}


A type of bar chart to illustrate how long a project and its tasks will take. Useful for planning projects and scheduling all tasks, resources, and milestones. Through Gantt charts, teams can define problems visually, and better work out solutions.
Joseph Priestly – 1765: Joseph Priestly makes the first known bar charts in his “Chart of Biography,” which plots the lifetimes of 2,000 celebrities on a timeline.(3) The precursor to Gantt charts.
William Playfair – 1786: William Playfair develops a range of statistical graphics including: bar graphs, line graphs, and pie charts. Uses it in his Commercial and Political Atlas.(3) Another precursor to Gantt charts.
Karol Adamiecki – 1896: Polish management researcher Karol Adamiecki invents the theory of work harmonization, which uses a graphic chart called the Harmonogram, meant for creating visual solutions to production problems. It causes a stir in Russian technical circles.(1)
Henry L. Gantt – 1910-1915: American engineer Henry L. Gantt invents the Gantt General Control Production Chart, used to plan and manage batch production in machine shops. Unlike European bar charts, his are able to track if projects are done on time.(2)
1917-1918: Gantt’s charts are used to oversee production of small arms and ammunition, as well as commercial shipping efforts for World War I, supporting General William Crozier.(3)
1923: The term “Gantt chart” is first used in Wallace Clark’s book The Gantt Chart, A Working Tool of Management.(3)
1931-1936: Gant charts used to supervise the building of the Hoover Dam on the border between U.S. states Arizona and Nevada.
1956-1991: Gantt charts help manage the construction of the interstate highway system in the U.S.
1980s: Gant charts experience a sudden resurgence in fame thanks to the birth of the software development industry and programming.
Timeline: Shows hours, days, weeks, months, quarters
Vertical Red Line: Indicates current date
Arrows: Show how tasks are dependent on one another
Milestone: Shows the due date of a project or end of important project phase
Bar Color: In Wrike, blue tasks are active, red tasks are overdue, green tasks are completed
Bars: Show full duration of a task
One View: Complex project? Lots of tasks? Distill them into one view and get everyone on the same page.
Grasp Dependencies: See how tasks are related, and whether a task needs a previous to-do to be completed (or started) before going forward.
Resource Usage: View which resources have been allocated and which are free to better manage costs, personnel, time, and venues.
Clear Scheduling: Deadlines are obvious. Every delay moves the plan back, with setbacks represented visually. Everyone knows exactly what needs to be done to keep your project on schedule.
Transparency: Seeing who does which task – and where your progress stands – makes everyone accountable. Visibility makes it easier for team members to work together, share ideas, and lend each other a helping hand.
1. Edward R. Marsh. “The Harmonogram of Karol Adamiecki.” The Academy of Management Journal. http://www.jstor.org/stable/255537
2. James M. Wilson. “Gantt charts: A centenary appreciation.” European Journal of Operational Research. http://www-public.it-sudparis.edu/~gibson/Teaching/CSC7003/ReadingMaterial/Wilson03.pdf
3. Patrick Weaver. “Henry L Gantt, 1861 – 1919 Debunking the myths, a retrospective view of his work.” PM World Journal. http://www.apm.org.uk/content/henry-gantt-%E2%80%93-debunking-myths
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