cloudevent / cloudevent.js
JavaScript/Node.js implementation of CloudEvents
Current release implements the v1.0.2 of the CloudEvents Spec.
The purpose of this library is to create instances of CloudEvents in a simple way (with some useful defaults), or in a full way (all attributes). Optional, it's possible to validate created instances to be sure they are compliant with the standard.
Then, created instances can be serialized, for example to be sent (or saved/stored) somewhere.
Note that many features are exposed directly by the CloudEvent class with standard class instance methods, and even as class static methods (that operates on a given CloudEvent). Anyway, to be more future-proof the library now exports a main object, with all features inside (the class for CloudEvent, its Validator class as CloudEventValidator, etc); using destructuring assignment (as seen in code samples) usage will be easier.
For changes and release notes, see CHANGELOG.
Usage
Get a reference to the library:
// Node.js example
// minimal, most common usage
// const { CloudEvent } = require('cloudevent')
// other, get more objects exposed by the library
const { CloudEvent, CloudEventValidator: V, CloudEventTransformer: T } = require('cloudevent')
assert(CloudEvent !== null && V !== null && T !== null)
create some sample CloudEvent instances:
// create some sample instances but without mandatory fields (so not good for validation) ...
// note that errors will be thrown at instance creation only when strict mode is true
const ceEmpty = new CloudEvent() // create an empty CloudEvent instance (not valid for the validator, even in default case, when strict mode flag is disabled)
const ceMinimalMandatoryUndefinedNoStrict = new CloudEvent(undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, { strict: false }) // expected success
const ceMinimalMandatoryUndefinedStrict = new CloudEvent(undefined, undefined, undefined, undefined, { strict: true }) // expected failure, so ceMinimalMandatoryUndefinedStrict will not be defined
// define some common attributes
const ceCommonOptions = {
time: new Date(), // same as default
datacontenttype: 'application/json',
dataschema: 'http://my-schema.localhost.localdomain/v1/',
subject: 'subject',
strict: false // same as default
}
const ceCommonOptionsStrict = { ...ceCommonOptions, strict: true }
const ceCommonOptionsForTextData = { ...ceCommonOptions, datacontenttype: 'text/plain' }
const ceCommonExtensions = { exampleextension: 'value' }
const ceNamespace = 'com.github.smartiniOnGitHub.cloudeventjs.testevent-v1.0.0'
const ceServerUrl = '/test'
const ceCommonData = { hello: 'world', year: 2020, enabled: true }
const ceDataAsJSONString = '{ "hello": "world", "year": 2020, "enabled": true }'
const ceDataAsString = 'Hello World, 2020'
const ceDataEncoded = 'SGVsbG8gV29ybGQsIDIwMjA='
// create a sample minimal instance good for normal validation but not for strict validation ...
const ceMinimalBadSource = new CloudEvent('1', ceNamespace, 'source (bad)', null)
// create a sample minimal instance ...
const ceMinimal = new CloudEvent('1', // id
ceNamespace, // type
'/', // source
{} // data (empty) // optional, even null is good is good in this case
)
// When creating instances with an undefined mandatory argument (handled by defaults),
// but with strict flag disabled success is expected, otherwise with strict flag enabled a failure is expected ...
// In JavaScript, null values are not handled as default values, only undefined values ...
// create a sample instance with most common attributes defined ...
const ceFull = new CloudEvent('1/full',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
ceCommonData, // data
ceCommonOptions,
ceCommonExtensions
)
// create a sample instance with strict mode (for validation) enabled ...
const ceFullStrict = new CloudEvent('2/full-strict',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
ceCommonData, // data
ceCommonOptionsStrict, // use common options, but set strict mode to true
ceCommonExtensions
)
// create an instance with a JSON string as data
const ceFullStrictJSONTextData = new CloudEvent('2/full-strict-json-string-data',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
ceDataAsJSONString, // data
ceCommonOptionsStrict, // use strict options
ceCommonExtensions
)
// create an instance that wrap an Error
const error = new Error('sample error')
error.code = 1000 // add a sample error code, as number
const errorToData = T.errorToData(error, {
includeStackTrace: true,
// addStatus: false,
addTimestamp: true
})
const ceErrorStrict = new CloudEvent('3/error-strict',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
errorToData, // data
ceCommonOptionsStrict, // use common options, but set strict mode to true
ceCommonExtensions
)
// create an instance with a different content type
const ceFullStrictOtherContentType = new CloudEvent('4/full-strict-other-content-type',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
ceCommonData, // data
{ ...ceCommonOptionsStrict, datacontenttype: 'application/xml' }, // use common strict options, but set strict mode to true
ceCommonExtensions
)
// create an instance with data as a string, but not strict (to validate later in strict mode if needed)
const ceFullTextData = new CloudEvent('5/no-strict-text-data',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
ceDataAsString, // data
// ceCommonOptions, // ok but not in strict validation
ceCommonOptionsForTextData, // ok even in strict validation
ceCommonExtensions
)
console.log(`cloudEvent payload: '${ceFullTextData.payload}', length: ${ceFullTextData.payload.length}`)
// create an instance with data encoded in base64
const ceFullStrictBinaryData = new CloudEvent('6/full-strict-binary-data',
ceNamespace,
ceServerUrl,
null, // data
{ ...ceCommonOptionsStrict, datainbase64: ceDataEncoded }, // use common strict options, and set binary data in base64
ceCommonExtensions
)
console.log(`cloudEvent payload: '${ceFullStrictBinaryData.payload}', length: ${ceFullStrictBinaryData.payload.length}`)
optional, do some validations/checks on created instances. As sample, use class static methods like 'isValidEvent' and 'ValidateEvent', or instance methods like 'isValid', 'validate', etc ...
assert(!ceEmpty.isValid())
assert(!ceMinimalMandatoryUndefinedNoStrict.isValid())
assert(ceMinimalBadSource.isValid())
assert(!ceMinimalBadSource.isValid({ strict: true }))
assert(ceMinimal.isValid())
assert(ceMinimal.isValid({ strict: true }))
assert(ceFull.isValid())
assert(ceFullStrict.isValid())
assert(ceErrorStrict.isValid())
assert(ceFullStrictOtherContentType.isValid())
assert(ceFullTextData.isValid())
assert(ceFullTextData.isValid({ strict: true }))
assert(CloudEvent.isValidEvent(ceFullTextData, { strict: true }))
assert(CloudEvent.isValidEvent(ceFullStrictBinaryData))
// etc ...
console.log(`Validation on ceEmpty: isValid: ${ceEmpty.isValid()}`)
console.log(`Validation output for ceEmpty, default strict mode is: size: ${CloudEvent.validateEvent(ceEmpty).length}, details:\n` + CloudEvent.validateEvent(ceEmpty))
console.log(`Validation output for ceEmpty, force strict mode to true is size: ${CloudEvent.validateEvent(ceEmpty, { strict: true }).length}, details:\n` + CloudEvent.validateEvent(ceEmpty, { strict: true }))
console.log(`Validation output for ceEmpty, alternative way: ${CloudEvent.dumpValidationResults(ceEmpty, { strict: true }, 'ceEmpty')}`)
serialization examples:
// default contenttype
const ceFullSerializedStatic = CloudEvent.serializeEvent(ceFull)
const ceFullSerialized = ceFull.serialize()
console.log('Serialization output for ceFull, details:\n' + ceFullSerialized)
const ceFullStrictSerialized = ceFullStrict.serialize()
console.log('Serialization output for ceFullStrict, details:\n' + ceFullStrictSerialized)
// non default contenttype
const ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeSerializedStatic = CloudEvent.serializeEvent(ceFullStrictOtherContentType, {
// encoder: (data) => '<data "encoder"="sample" />',
encodedData: '<data "hello"="world" "year"="2020" />',
onlyValid: true
})
const ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeSerialized = ceFullStrictOtherContentType.serialize({
// encoder: (data) => '<data "encoder"="sample" />',
encodedData: '<data "hello"="world" "year"="2020" />',
onlyValid: true
})
console.log('Serialization output for ceFullStrictOtherContentType, details:\n' + ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeSerialized)
const ceFullTextDataSerialized = CloudEvent.serializeEvent(ceFullTextData, { onlyValid: true })
console.log('Serialization output for ceFullTextData, details:\n' + ceFullTextDataSerialized)
const ceFullStrictBinaryDataSerialized = CloudEvent.serializeEvent(ceFullStrictBinaryData, { onlyValid: true })
console.log('Serialization output for ceFullStrictBinaryData, details:\n' + ceFullStrictBinaryDataSerialized)
// then use (send/store/etc) serialized instances ...
deserialization (parse) examples:
// deserialization examples
// default contenttype
console.log('\nSome deserialization/parse examples:')
const ceFullDeserialized = CloudEvent.deserializeEvent(ceFullSerialized)
console.log(`cloudEvent dump: ${T.dumpObject(ceFullDeserialized, 'ceFullDeserialized')}`)
const ceFullStrictDeserializedOnlyValid = CloudEvent.deserializeEvent(ceFullStrictSerialized, { onlyValid: true })
console.log(`cloudEvent dump: ${T.dumpObject(ceFullStrictDeserializedOnlyValid, 'ceFullStrictDeserializedOnlyValid')}`)
// non default contenttype
const ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeDeserialized = CloudEvent.deserializeEvent(ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeSerialized, {
// decoder: (data) => { decoder: 'Sample' },
decodedData: { hello: 'world', year: 2020 },
onlyValid: true
})
console.log(`cloudEvent dump: ${T.dumpObject(ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeDeserialized, 'ceFullStrictOtherContentTypeDeserialized')}`)
const ceFullTextDataDeserialized = CloudEvent.deserializeEvent(ceFullTextDataSerialized, { onlyValid: true })
console.log(`ce dump: ${T.dumpObject(ceFullTextDataDeserialized, 'ceFullTextDataDeserialized')}`)
const ceFullStrictBinaryDataDeserialized = CloudEvent.deserializeEvent(ceFullStrictBinaryDataSerialized, { onlyValid: true })
console.log(`ce dump: ${T.dumpObject(ceFullStrictBinaryDataDeserialized, 'ceFullStrictBinaryDataDeserialized')}`)
// then use (validate/send/store/etc) deserialized instances ...
From previous code blocks, I remove most assert statements, to simplify
code reading and usage; but for a deeper comprension and usage,
look into the example folder for more sample scripts that uses the library
(inline but it's the same using it from npm registry);
you can find even examples for using JSONBatch objects (array of CloudEvent instances).
Requirements
Node.js 14 LTS (14.15.0) or later (anyway, recommended an active LTS version).
Sources
Source code is all inside main repo: cloudevent.js.
Documentation generated from source code (library API): here.
Note
Note that in this implementation there is even the ability to validate CloudEvent instances in a stricter way, by setting to true the attribute 'strict' in constructor options; that attribute (when set) will be put in the extensions of the instance. Otherwise you can specify it only during validation, in validation options.
See the CloudEvents Specification here.
In the past the name for this package was 'cloudevent.js', but it has been deprecated now and changed to the simpler 'cloudevent', so it will be easier to get it at npm.
Since v0.2 of the spec, there is no more a standard attribute to specify the version of any specific event type, so the best if to follow their recommendations, and for example add a version in the 'type' attribute (for example '-v1.0.0' at the end of its base value, or at the end of its full value), or into the 'schemaurl' attribute but only its major version (like '-v1' or '/v1/' at the end). Since v0.3 of the spec, there is no more a standard attribute for extensions, so they are merged into usual properties (but must not use names of standard properties); a best practice is to use reverse-DNS name but without dots, so like 'com_github_smartiniOnGitHub_cloudevent'. Since v1.0 of the spec, some properties has been removed/simplified; extension properties must be simple (no nested properties) and must contain only lowercase letters and numbers in the name (and less than 20 chars in total); so for example my strict extension now is 'strictvalidation' with a boolean value. Since v1.0.1 of the spec, some properties has been expanded/clarified. Since v1.0.2 of the spec, the check on 'datacontenttype' if it's JSON-like has been updated.
Contributing
- Fork it ( https://github.com/smartiniOnGitHub/cloudevent.js/fork )
- Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
- Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
- Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
- Create a new Pull Request
License
Licensed under Apache-2.0.


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Class CommonTextDecoration
java.lang.Object
org.apache.fop.fo.properties.CommonTextDecoration
- public class CommonTextDecoration
- extends java.lang.Object
Stores all information concerning text-decoration.
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Constructor Summary |
CommonTextDecoration()
Creates a new CommonTextDecoration object with default values. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
CommonTextDecoration
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Simple model of a condensing boiler.
Description
The boiler model is a simple model which considers only the constant nominal
power transfer on the combustion chamber side of the furnace. On the water side
of the furnace, a multinode model is used to model the time dependent
conditions. The differential equation for the water temperature
characteristic of a node in the furnace is
(m*c/N)*dTNode/dt = U1/N*(Tamb-Tnode) + mdot*cf(Tin-Tnode)+Pact/N
the actual power is
Pact = eta_lookup_table * Pnom * ctrl
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ctrl |
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[- |
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cf |
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[K] |
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U1 |
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[W/ K] |
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Tamb |
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Tin |
temperature of fluid entering node |
[°C] |
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mdot |
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[kg/s] |
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N |
Number of nodes |
[-] |
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Pact |
Actual power of the boier |
[W] |
|
Pnom |
Nominal power of the boiler |
[W] |
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SSL_CTX_set_async_callback, SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg, SSL_set_async_callback, SSL_set_async_callback_arg, SSL_get_async_status, SSL_async_callback_fn - manage asynchronous operations
#include <openssl/ssl.h>
typedef int (*SSL_async_callback_fn)(SSL *s, void *arg);
int SSL_CTX_set_async_callback(SSL_CTX *ctx, SSL_async_callback_fn callback);
int SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg(SSL_CTX *ctx, void *arg);
int SSL_set_async_callback(SSL *s, SSL_async_callback_fn callback);
int SSL_set_async_callback_arg(SSL *s, void *arg);
int SSL_get_async_status(SSL *s, int *status);
SSL_CTX_set_async_callback() sets an asynchronous callback function. All SSL objects generated based on this SSL_CTX will get this callback. If an engine supports the callback mechanism, it will be automatically called if SSL_MODE_ASYNC has been set and an asynchronous capable engine completes a cryptography operation to notify the application to resume the paused work flow.
SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg() sets the callback argument.
SSL_set_async_callback() allows an application to set a callback in an asynchronous SSL object, so that when an engine completes a cryptography operation, the callback will be called to notify the application to resume the paused work flow.
SSL_set_async_callback_arg() sets an argument for the SSL object when the above callback is called.
SSL_get_async_status() returns the engine status. This function facilitates the communication from the engine to the application. During an SSL session, cryptographic operations are dispatched to an engine. The engine status is very useful for an application to know if the operation has been successfully dispatched. If the engine does not support this additional callback method, ASYNC_STATUS_UNSUPPORTED will be returned. See ASYNC_WAIT_CTX_set_status() for a description of all of the status values.
An example of the above functions would be the following:
Application sets the async callback and callback data on an SSL connection by calling SSL_set_async_callback().
Application sets SSL_MODE_ASYNC and makes an asynchronous SSL call
OpenSSL submits the asynchronous request to the engine. If a retry occurs at this point then the status within the ASYNC_WAIT_CTX would be set and the async callback function would be called (goto Step 7).
The OpenSSL engine pauses the current job and returns, so that the application can continue processing other connections.
At a future point in time (probably via a polling mechanism or via an interrupt) the engine will become aware that the asynchronous request has finished processing.
The engine will call the application's callback passing the callback data as a parameter.
The callback function should then run. Note: it is a requirement that the callback function is small and nonblocking as it will be run in the context of a polling mechanism or an interrupt.
It is the application's responsibility via the callback function to schedule recalling the OpenSSL asynchronous function and to continue processing.
The callback function has the option to check the status returned via SSL_get_async_status() to determine whether a retry happened instead of the request being submitted, allowing different processing if required.
SSL_CTX_set_async_callback(), SSL_set_async_callback(), SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg(), SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg() and SSL_get_async_status() return 1 on success or 0 on error.
SSL_CTX_set_async_callback(), SSL_CTX_set_async_callback_arg(), SSL_set_async_callback(), SSL_set_async_callback_arg() and SSL_get_async_status() were first added to OpenSSL 3.0.
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Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


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Functional Preprocessing¶
Slice Timing Correction¶
Most fMRI images are created by combining multiple 2D slices into a single 3D volume. Slices are acquired one after another, either sequentially in ascending or descending order, or in an interleaved manner, such that every other slice is acquired in a first pass, and the remaining slices are acquired in a second pass. The time elapsed between the acquisition of the first and last slice is equivalent to the repetition time (TR) used. Slice timing correction acts to adjust the timecourse of voxels in each slice to account for these differences. This is done by interpolating the data in each slice to match the timing of a reference slice. Slice timing correction is necessary because many statistical models used for fMRI analysis assume that all voxels are measured simultaneously. As such, differences in acquisition time between slices can cause confounds.
You can configure your slice time correction settings through the C-PAC pipeline configuration editor, under the Time Series Options tab in the Functional Preprocessing section. Here you can select whether or not to run Slice Time Correction, as well as which slice acquisition pattern to enter.
- First Timepoint - [integer]: The starting volume of the scan. If you need to censor the first volumes of a scan to facilitate stable magnetization, you can do so here.
- Last Timepoint - [integer/text]: The last volume of the timeseries. If you wish to cut off the timeseries before a specific point, you can do so here. Otherwise, set this to ‘End’.
- TR - [numerical value]: The TR for volume acquisitions. If you wish to have this information read from the NifTI header set this to ‘None’.
- Perform Slice Time Correction - [On, Off, On/Off]: Interpolate voxel timeseries so that sampling occurs at the same time.
- Slice Acquisition Pattern - [Use NifTI Header, alt+z, alt+z2, alt-z, alt-z2, seq+z, seq-z]: The order of slice acquisition for the scans.
Note that if a scan parameters file was used to construct the participant list, the parameters defined in this file will override the settings used here.
Configuration Without the GUI¶
The following key/value pairs must be defined in your pipeline configuration YAML for C-PAC to run slice timing correction and drop TRs:
| Key | Description | Potential Values |
|---|---|---|
| startIdx | First timepoint to include in analysis. | An integer. |
| stopIdx | Last timepoint to include in analysis. | An integer, or Stop or None to use the last possible timepoint. |
| TR | The TR at which images were acquired. | A number, or None if the TR is to be read from the NifTI header. |
| slice_timing_correction | Interpolate voxel time courses so they are sampled at the same time points. | A list where ‘1’ represents ‘yes’ and ‘0’ represents ‘no’ (e.g., ‘[1]’). |
| slice_timing_pattern | Acquisition strategy for acquiring image slices. | A list that can contain one of the following values: ‘Use NIFTI Header’,’alt+z’, ‘alt+z2’, ‘alt-z’, ‘alt-z2’, ‘seq+z’, ‘seq-z’ |
The box below contains an example of what these parameters might look like when defined in the YAML:
startIdx : 0
stopIdx : None
TR : None
slice_timing_correction : [0]
slice_timing_pattern : ['Use NIFTI Header']
Through the Subject List¶
You can also specify slice timing parameters within the subject list. If you wish to specify slice timing correction parameters in this way, scan parameters must be supplied to C-PAC in a .csv file, and the path to this file provided when setting up a new subject list.
Slice Timing information should be entered into these files as follows:
Site - Site name corresponding to a site-level folder in your directory structure (e.g. site_1).
Scan - Only for scan_parameters_multiscan.csv. Scan name corresponding to a scan-level folder in your directory structure (e.g. anat, rest)
TR - TR in seconds.
Reference - Desired reference slice (usually the middle slice).
Acquisition - Acquisition order.
- altplus - Alternating in the +z direction
- alt+z - Alternating in the +z direction
- alt+z2 - Alternating, but beginning at slice #1
- altminus - Alternating in the -z direction
- alt-z - Alternating in the -z direction
- alt-z2 - Alternating, starting at slice #nz-2 instead of #nz-1
- seqplus - Sequential in the plus direction
- seqminus - Sequential in the minus direction
FirstTR - First volume to include in analysis. (Reminder, volumes start at 0)
LastTR - Last volume to include in analysis.
If your data does not conform to one of the 6 acquisition orders in the list above (as would be the case for multiband and multi-echo sequences), you must generate acquisition order files before running slice timing correction. This is done using the AFNI command dicom_hdr and specifying the first DICOM file in an image sequence, as well as the name of an output .txt file.:
dicom_hdr -slice_times /path/to/file.dcm > output_name.txt
This will output a text file with the name you specified. Each number in this file corresponds to a slice and the time when it was acquired (relative to the beginning of the TR). The following is an example of an acquisition order file for a a multiband fMRI scan with 40 slices and TR=645ms:
0.0 452.5 257.5 65.0 517.5 322.5 130.0 582.5 387.5 195.0 0.0 452.5 257.5 65.0 517.5 322.5 130.0 582.5 387.5 195.0 0.0 452.5 257.5 65.0 517.5 322.5 130.0 582.5 387.5 195.0 0.0 452.5 257.5 65.0 517.5 322.5 130.0 582.5 387.5 195.0
The path to the acquisition order file for each scan should be specified in the “Acquisition” column of your scan_parameters.csv or scan_parameters_multiscan.csv file.
Note: alt+z2 is the order most commonly used on Siemens scanners for interleaved scans with an even number of slices.
Note: Scan parameter information specified for slice timing correction will override the settings specified in the pipeline configuration YAML.
Functional to Anatomical Registration¶
- Run Functional-to-Anatomical Registration - [On, Off]: Register the functional timeseries and functional mean images to the T1 anatomical images.
- Using BB Register - [On, Off, On/Off]: Use Boundary-Based Registration in the functional-to-anatomical registration process. This uses the anatomical segmentation outputs to improve the co-registration of functional images to the anatomical. However, this may not be the best option if your anatomical images feature low contrast, resulting in segmentation which may not be of high quality.
- Boundary Based Registration Scheduler - [path]: Standard FSL 5.0 Scheduler used for Boundary Based Registration. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use non-standard MNI registration.
- Use as Functional-to-Anatomical Registration Input - [Mean Functional, Selected Functional Volume]: Choose whether to use the mean of the functional/EPI as the input to functional-to-anatomical registration or one of the volumes from the functional 4D timeseries that you choose.
- Functional Volume to Use as Input (Selected Functional Volume only) - [integer]: Only for when ‘Use as Functional-to-Anatomical Registration Input’ is set to ‘Selected Functional Volume’. Input the index of which volume from the functional 4D timeseries input file you wish to use as the input for functional-to-anatomical registration.
Configuration Without the GUI¶
The following key/value pairs must be defined in your pipeline configuration YAML for C-PAC to run functional to anatomical registration:
| Key | Description | Potential Values |
|---|---|---|
| runRegisterFuncToAnat | Run Functional to Anatomical Registration. | A list where ‘1’ represents ‘yes’ and ‘0’ represents ‘no’ (e.g., ‘[1]’). |
| runBBReg | Run Functional to Anatomical Registration with BB Register | A list where ‘1’ represents ‘yes’ and ‘0’ represents ‘no’ (e.g., ‘[1]’). |
| boundaryBasedRegistration Schedule | Standard FSL 5.0 Scheduler used for Boundary Based Registration. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use non-standard MNI registration. | A path (e.g., /usr/share/fsl/5.0/etc/flirtsch/bbr.sch). |
| func_reg_input | Choose whether to use the mean of the functional/EPI as the input to functional-to-anatomical registration or one of the volumes from the functional 4D timeseries that you choose. | A list that can contain one of the following values: “Mean Functional”,”Selected Functional Volume” |
| func_reg_input_volume | Input the index of which volume from the functional 4D timeseries input file you wish to use as the input for functional-to-anatomical registration. Only for when func_reg_input is set to ‘Selected Functional Volume’. | An integer. |
The box below contains an example of what these parameters might look like when defined in the YAML:
runRegisterFuncToAnat : [1]
runBBReg : [1]
boundaryBasedRegistrationSchedule : /usr/share/fsl/5.0/etc/flirtsch/bbr.sch
func_reg_input : ['Mean Functional']
func_reg_input_volume : 0
Functional to MNI Registration¶
- Run Functional to MNI Registration - [On, Off]: Register functional images to a standard MNI152 template. This option must be enabled if you wish to calculate any derivatives.
- Functional Standard Resolution - [1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm]: The resolution (in mm) to which the preprocessed, registered functional timeseries outputs are written into. Note that selecting a 1 mm or 2 mm resolution might substantially increase your RAM needs- these resolutions should be selected with caution. For most cases, 3 mm or 4 mm resolutions are suggested.
- Standard Brain only Template (functional resolution) - [path]: Standard FSL Skull Stripped Template. Used as a reference image for functional registration.
- Standard Template with Skull (functional resolution) - [path]: Standard FSL Anatomical Brain Image with skull.
- Standard Identity Matrix - [path]: Matrix containing all 1’s. Used as an identity matrix during registration. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use non-standard MNI registration.
- Resolutions to Resample to - [1mm, 2mm, 3mm, 4mm]: The resolution (in mm) to which functional images are transformed during registration. Note that selecting a 1 mm or 2 mm resolution will substantially increase your RAM needs. For most cases, 3 mm or 4 mm resolutions are suggested.
Configuration Without the GUI¶
The following key/value pairs must be defined in your pipeline configuration YAML for C-PAC to run functional to anatomical registration:
| Key | Description | Potential Values |
|---|---|---|
| runRegisterFuncToMNI | Register functional images to a standard MNI152 template. This option must be enabled if you wish to calculate any derivatives. | A list where ‘1’ represents ‘yes’ and ‘0’ represents ‘no’ (e.g., ‘[1]’). |
| resolution_for_func | The resolution (in mm) to which functional images are transformed during registration. | 1mm,2mm,3mm,4mm |
| template_brain_only_for_func | Standard FSL Skull Stripped Template. Used as a reference image for functional registration. | A path (e.g., $FSLDIR/data/standard/MNI152_T1_${resolution_for_func}_brain.nii.gz). |
| template_skull_for_anat | Standard FSL Template with skull. Used as a reference image for functional registration. | A path (e.g., $FSLDIR/data/standard/MNI152_T1_${resolution_for_func}.nii.gz). |
| identityMatrix | Matrix containing all 1’s. Used as an identity matrix during registration. It is not necessary to change this path unless you intend to use non-standard MNI registration. | A path (e.g., $FSLDIR/etc/flirtsch/ident.mat). |
| resolution_for_func_derivative | The resolutions to resample the normalized functional timeseries to. | 1mm,2mm,3mm,4mm |
The box below contains an example of what these parameters might look like when defined in the YAML:
runRegisterFuncToMNI : [1]
resolution_for_func : 2mm
template_brain_only_for_anat : /usr/share/fsl/5.0/data/standard/MNI152_T1_${resolution_for_anat}_brain.nii.gz
template_skull_for_anat : /usr/share/fsl/5.0/data/standard/MNI152_T1_${resolution_for_anat}.nii.gz
identityMatrix : /usr/share/fsl/5.0/etc/flirtsch/ident.mat
resolution_for_func_derivative : 2mm


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Troubleshooting drivers
Drivers, like the one for the accel sensor BMA421 or the touchscreen CST816S, can deal with interrupts.
Adapting existing drivers did not get me the desired quick results.
Even after analysing the behaviour, setting values at each function step, did not get me any further.
Overview
The drivers can use interrupts.
In the settings/config one can choose between OWN_THREAD and GLOBAL_THREAD.
This affect the behaviour of how threads are handled.
The tread-handling and interrupt-handling occurs in the driver itself.
An interrupt is handled immediatly, the processing is offloaded to the threading.
Example
You touch the touchscreen
the touchscreen generates an interrupt
the driver handles the interrupt
a thread is created by the interrupt
the threadhandling read the I2C-bus
Requirements
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(split a complex problem into simple problems)
a sample to detect interrupt
samples/basic/testirq
Each time the touchscreen gets touched, it increases a counter.
a sample to scan the I2C-BUS
a sample to read the I2C-BUS
samples/basic/touched It is based on the Hynitron touchscreen code. Mass reading 63 bytes was not possible.
I did add a write of 1 to register 0x00.
a samples to handle semaphores
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In the latest Inscight podcast, the inimitable Katy Huff talks to several of the participants in the bootcamp she and Tommy Guy are leading at the International Centre for Theoretical Physics. It's great to hear so many people from all over the world learning so much.


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Singapore's Noah Lim wins jiu-jitsu gold at sport's SEA Games debut
SINGAPORE: Singapore’s Noah Lim won a SEA Games gold medal in jiu-jitsu on Monday (Dec 9), as the sport made its debut at the regional competition.
Lim beat Thailand’s Suwijak Kuntong by submission in the less 62kg ne-waza category, claiming Singapore’s first SEA Games gold in the sport.
Jiu-jitsu, along with other martial arts like kurash and sambo, is one of the new sports making its debut in this year’s SEA Games.
Also on Monday, Singapore's Benjamin Chia lost to the Philippines' Dean Michael Roxas and had to settle for the silver medal in the men's less 85kg category, while Teh May Yong clinched a bronze in the women's less 49kg category against Indonesia's Nura Amalia.
Follow Mediacorp’s coverage of the 30th SEA Games and get the widest Team Singapore coverage with four LIVE channels on Toggle. Go to toggle.sg/seagames2019 for details.


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System Architect Symbol details for "Activity Under Consideration"
Activity Under Consideration (Class)
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"Activity" which is considered appropriate by an "Agent".
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set of conflicting Activities may all be simultaneously under consideration.
Agent Accepted Intention (Class)
- Description:
"Intention" which has been accepted by the originator and/or another "Agent" for action.
Decomposed Activity (Class)
- Description:
"Activity" which has been wholly or partially decomposed into other "Activities".
earliest performance start (Association)
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Timepoint
- To Class:
"Activity Under Consideration"
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Timepoint
- To Class:
"Activity Under Consideration"
latest performance end (Association)
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Timepoint
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"Activity Under Consideration"
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Timepoint
- To Class:
"Activity Under Consideration"
parent (Association)
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"Decomposed Activity"
- To Class:
"Activity Under Consideration"
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"Decomposed Activity"
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"Activity Under Consideration"
source of (Association)
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"Agent Accepted Intention"
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Timepoint (Class)
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"Reference Point" being a point or period in time.


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About
Me
My name is Alessio and I built this site from scratches. More or less.
I was bored of using the usual CMS so I said “Hey, why not try something new?"
That’s why the static site you are on is created with Hugo, a very well-made framework for making static websites.
This is also the reason why the site is hosted on Github, with negligible maintenance costs and infinite possibilities.
And (now i think you have started to understand that this don’t talk about the site but precisely about me) also why the site is in English while i’m Italian.
Because I don’t really like what I know works easily, I like to experiment where it is more difficult to make things work.
Everyone is able to do simple things without making mistakes, few are able to make mistakes so many times without giving up.
Here we find complex solutions and more complex questions.
After that i realize i was wrong.


UP AT THE VILLA A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
A 1940s-style melodrama but WITH COLOR.
UP AT THE VILLA, based on a Somerset Maugham novella, is set in a remarkably benign Fascist Italy on the brink of World War II. The movie unfolds like a dream with model-quality characters slowly drifting through the sumptuous sets. As directed by Philip Haas and scripted and edited by his wife Belinda, who worked together on ANGELS AND INSECTS, the movie induces an almost trance-like state in the audience. Containing a small drama wrapped in a light-weight romance, the story moves on gossamer wings, never boring and yet never quite compelling. A lovely, moving tableaux, it's almost sad the way the picture never quite obtains lift-off.
A regal and radiant Kristin Scott Thomas (RANDOM HEARTS) and a dashing and handsome Sean Penn (SWEET AND LOWDOWN) play lovers with some similarities to the parts that they played in their last pictures. As Mary Panton, Scott Thomas is a poor widow who lives an expensive lifestyle due to the generosity of her friends. After being foolish enough to love her last husband, who drank himself to death while squandering their money, she has resolved not to make that mistake again.
Soon after the story opens, an older but wealthy man, Sir Edgar Swift (James Fox), proposes marriage to Mary. She doesn't love him, which she views as an attribute since that guarantees that he can't break her heart.
Mary's friend, known as the Princess (Anne Bancroft), advises her to marry but take lovers as she has. The Princess says that her husband is "ugly enough to frighten the horses," but that's not a problem since he has given her wealth and freedom.
Of course, as was mandatory in the old 1940s melodramas, some cad has to show up to complicate the situation. Sean Penn plays reputed scoundrel Rowley Flint, a married man with an unsavory reputation. The biggest problem with the screenplay is that it makes Rowley into a lovable pussycat. Possibly the sweetest character in the film, save Mary, Rowley acts with the sincerity of a saint even if he is described as "wild and reckless."
Scott Thomas and Penn do everything asked of them, but it just isn't quite enough to make this quaint little story into much of a movie. Still, if you're in need of some tranquility and rest, you could do worse than park your weary bones in a theater that's playing UP AT THE VILLA. And, if you do nod off every now and then, not to worry -- you won't miss anything important. You'll leave the theater feeling rested and peaceful, not something that can be said about the effect of most movies.
UP AT THE VILLA runs a bit long at 1:55. It is rated PG-13 for some sexuality and violence and would be acceptable for those 11 and up. There is, however, little to hold the interest of most kids.
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4 / 1 3 / 2 0 1 4 - I S S U E S in T E C H
Tech is a booming industry right now. Every day as technology gets more and more complex, the industry grows little by little. But I've always found it to be more productive to focus on problems rather than bask in bliss so today I'm going to talk about one of the major problems that I find myself running into in the tech world: language diversity and compatibility.
When I first decided that I wanted to learn to program I found myself faced with a decision that I'm sure everyone at dev Bootcamp can relate to: What language should I learn? You see this question asked all over the internet, usually posed with a small clarification like "what should I learn if I want to make a game?" or "what should I learn if I want to make a phone app?".
If you browse through the responses you will mostly find recommendations, but there's almost always someone who says "it doesn't matter, just pick one and start learning".
I often find myself flip-flopping about whether or not that's the correct answer, but my current conclusion is that it does matter what language you learn, but not as much as you would think. Yes, it's true that it might not be wise to program a game in assembly or a phone app in python but after learning the basics of many languages, you find that the concepts you need to grasp are present in most programming languages, and you can worry about compatibility later on. Honestly, it's going to take you a lot of learning before you'll be able to make a worthwhile app anyway, so whether or not you start in C++ doesn't really matter for the present.
Ultimately, it comes down to the individual to decide what language they want to start learning. Hopefully in the future programmers will find ways to standardize things a little better. But for the time being, well, I guess I'll just have to learn everything.


Phillip Schofield's former co-star brands him a 't**t' amid 'complaints' row
Former Emmerdale and Tracy Beaker star Connor Byrne vented on Twitter: "I can categorically state cuddly Phil is a total t**t"
by Irishmirror.iePhillip Schofield's former co-star Connor Byrne branded the This Morning host a 'total t**t' and said he 'wasn't surprised' to hear the recent allegations against him.
57-year-old Phil hit the headlines this weekend accused of creating a 'toxic' atmosphere on This Morning and ' being embroiled in feuds' with Holly Willoughby, Ruth Langsford and Eamonn Holmes.
Actor Byrne, who appeared in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat alongside Phil, took to Twitter to share his thoughts on the ITV presenter.
His angry rant came days after Philip was slammed for 'cosying' up to Prime Minister Boris Johnson on the daytime show last week.
Byrne fired: "I've seen a lot of the nonsense on here about Philip Schofield's encounter with the duplicitous Bulsh*t Johnson this morning and, having worked with Mr Schofield I can categorically state cuddly Phil is a total t**t. So, it's no surprise.
"Schofield only serves Schofield," he added.
A rep for Phil has been contacted by Mirror Online for comment.
Defiant Philip returned to daytime TV earlier today following the recent storm against him.
Some viewers claimed to notice some tension between Schofield and Holly with one commenting "you could cut the atmosphere with a knife."
An ITV spokesman said about the rumours: ‘Phillip is a much respected broadcaster. This appears to be a desperate attempt to tarnish his reputation by maliciously motivated gossip’
While Holly returned to work as usual on Monday, her occasional stand-in Amanda Holden did speak out on to address the furore.
The BGT judge was quizzed on the rumours by her Heart FM family live on air.
Ashley Roberts began: "Lots of buzz around Philip Schofield at the moment. There are reports that things are a little tense between him and Holly Willoughby as well as Ruth Langsford. ITV says it's just gossip and that he and Holly are great friends, both on and off screen."
"If only there was someone here who might be able to help us with that story," joked Amanda's co-host Jamie Theakston.
"Listen, I've drawn a line under all those issues with Phillip," Amanda said guardedly.
"Just give us some kind of...?" asked Jamie hopefully.
"Well I'm just gonna say that I really admire anyone that sticks up for themselves because it is not an easy thing to do," Amanda said.
"There is a tin opener and there's a can somewhere and other people have found the tin opener. That's all I'm saying," she added.
Amanda has made no secret of her dislike of Schofe, who she blamed for scuppering her chance of hosting This Morning while Holly Willoughby was away in Australia hosting last year's I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!.
Amanda was said to have landed her dream job on a temporary basis - but the offer was withdrawn after Phil allegedly told ITV bosses he didn't want her sharing his sofa.
Holly's role ended up being given to former pop star Rochelle Humes, 29.


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March against Islamophobia attracts support from France's far-left
by RFIMore than 10,000 people marched on Sunday in Paris denouncing 'Islamophobia' and racism in France. The government and most political parties stayed away from the event, excepting the far left.
The demonstrations against Islamophobia were called by a number of individuals and organisations, including the Collective against Islamophobia in France (CCIF).
The march followed an attack last month on a mosque in the south western French city of Bayonne, where an 84-year-old man shot and wounded two men.
In Paris, protesters held placards denouncing attacks on Islam.
The question of the veil
The Muslim veil was a particularly sensitive theme, with a number of women taking part wearing traditional Muslim veils.
Some even had veils bearing the blue, white and red colours of the French flag.
The debate over the veil and the question of radicalisation has been revived in France, a country which has faced several jihadist attacks in recent years.
"We want to be heard, not pushed to edge of society," said Asmae Eumosid, a veiled woman from the suburbs of Paris
Nadjet Fella, a nurse who had once campaigned in Algeria against social pressure to wear the veil, was amongst the veiled women in Paris, this time supporting their cause.
"I chose not to wear it, but it hurts me that those who wear it are picked on," she added.
France's secular principles
According to recent studies, France has between five and six million Muslims, which makes it the largest Muslim community in Europe.
However, a landmark law in 1905 decreed the separation of the Church and the French state, laying the grounds for the country's unique secular principles, called 'laicity'.
For example, France prohibits the wearing of visible religious symbols in public schools, or for civil cervants while on duty.
This includes the Jewish kippa, the Sikh turban or a visible Christian cross.
Politicians distance themselves, except far-left Mélenchon
Last week, the Socialist party formally distanced itself from the demonstration.
Several members of the government also made it clear they had no sympathy for the march, as did far-right leader Marine Le Pen.
Critics also accused some of the 50 original signatories to the petition calling for the march of having links to political Islam including the CCIF itself.
However, a number of far-left politicians, including Jean-Luc Melenchon, the firebrand leader of France Unbowed party, nevertheless joined the Paris rally Sunday.


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◆ AdditionalDataPayloadGenerator()
| chip::AdditionalDataPayloadGenerator::AdditionalDataPayloadGenerator |
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◆ generateAdditionalDataPayload()
Generate additional data payload (i.e.
TLV encoded).
- Parameters
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| lifetimeCounter | lifetime counter |
| serialNumberBuffer | null-terminated serial number buffer |
| serialNumberBufferSize | size of the serial number buffer supplied. |
| bufferHandle | output buffer handle |
| additionalDataFields | bitfield for what fields should be generated in the additional data |
- Return values
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| CHIP_ERROR_INVALID_TLV_TAG | If the specified tag value is invalid or inappropriate in the context in which the value is being written. |
| CHIP_ERROR_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL | If writing the value would exceed the limit on the maximum number of bytes specified when the writer was initialized. |
| CHIP_ERROR_NO_MEMORY | If an attempt to allocate an output buffer failed due to lack of memory. |
| other | Other CHIP or platform-specific errors returned by the configured TLVBackingStore |
◆ generateRotatingDeviceId()
| CHIP_ERROR AdditionalDataPayloadGenerator::generateRotatingDeviceId |
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uint16_t |
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rotatingDeviceIdValueOutputSize |
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Generate additional data payload (i.e.
TLV encoded).
- Parameters
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| lifetimeCounter | lifetime counter |
| serialNumberBuffer | null-terminated serial number buffer |
| serialNumberBufferSize | size of the serial number buffer supplied. |
| rotatingDeviceIdBuffer | rotating device id buffer |
| rotatingDeviceIdBufferSize | the current size of the supplied buffer |
| rotatingDeviceIdValueOutputSize | the number of chars making up the actual value of the returned rotating device id |
- Returns
- Returns a CHIP_ERROR on error, CHIP_NO_ERROR otherwise.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


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RUBIC'S CUBE
DESCRIPTION
Also called the magic cube is the play of fastest mind..
It is a cube with colored faces made up of 26 colored blocks attached to a spindle in the center.
RULES
- All participants should register before 12 'O' clock the same day via online or in spot.
- Event will be individual.
- Participants must be present atleast 15 minutes before starting of the event.
- Cubes will be provided.
- Event will be evaluated solemnly on the basis of time.
- Decision made by the organisers will be final.


CAMELOT aims to provide a platform to facilitate the comparison of observational data and simulations of molecular clouds and/or star-forming regions. The central component of CAMELOT is a database summarising the properties of observational data and simulations in the literature through pertinent metadata. The core functionality allows users to upload metadata, search and visualise the contents of the database to find and match observations/simulations over any range of parameter space.
To bridge the fundamental disconnect between inherently 2D observational data and 3D simulations, we identified the key physical properties that, in principle, are straightforward for both observers and simulators to measure — the surface density (
Sigma), velocity dispersion (
sigma) and radius (
R). By determining these in a self-consistent way for all entries in the database, it should be possible to make robust comparisons.
CAMELOT is an acronym for
Cloud Archive for MEtadata, Library & Online Toolkit.
The
source code
is hosted on
github, and
contributions
are welcome.


three.js playground
Playing around with 3d things. If you want to play with this too, go to the
GitHub repo
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4 - generating random shapes and movements
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5 - different movements
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6 - random ghost shapes
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7 - playing with planes
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8 - adding camera movement
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9 - orbits!
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10 - better movements
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14 - loading models
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15 - supershapes. might make for a cool webpage b/g
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16 - cool webpage b/g (resizable!)
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17 - cooler ships


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EFA enquiries
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Guidance
This guide explains how academies are paid and how to change bank details.
Education Funding Agency ( EFA ) is responsible for paying academies in accordance with the terms set out in the academy’s funding agreement. The General Annual Grant ( GAG ) is the name for an academy’s main revenue funding. We issue a monthly remittance note for each payment.
We’ve produced a brief guide to help academies understand their remittance advice note.
We fund academies on an academic rather than financial year basis. We send the monthly GAG payments via BACS to arrive in the academy’s nominated bank account on the first working day of each month. We distribute GAG funding in equal instalments throughout the year. This ensures consistency across all state-funded schools. The first payment for the 2016 to 2017 academic year is in September 2016.
Academies revenue funding allocations provides information on how we calculate an academy’s allocation.
We’ve uploaded academy payment schedules for 2016 to 2017 to EFA Information Exchange. They’re saved in the Document Exchange ‘revenue funding’ folder under the 2016 to 2017 academic year. Academies can access Document Exchange by logging into EFA Information Exchange , and choosing the Document Exchange tab at the top of the page.
| Revenue funding stream | Grant type | Frequency |
| Pre- and post-16 GAG funding | Academic year | Equal monthly instalments |
| Start up funding ( SUG ) A | Academic year | 3 front loaded instalments |
| Start up funding ( SUG ) B | Academic year | Equal monthly instalments |
| Post opening grant per pupil resources ( POG PPR ) | Academic year | 3 front loaded instalments |
| Post opening grant leadership diseconomies ( POG LD) | Academic year | Equal monthly instalments |
| Post-16 GAG funding | Academic year | Equal monthly instalments |
| Post-16 bursary funding | Academic year | 2 instalments: September and April |
| Pupil premium | Financial year | 4 instalments: July, October, January and April |
| Universal infant free school meals ( UIFSM ) | Academic year | 2 instalments: July 2016 and July 2017 |
| PE and sports grant | Financial year | 1 payment: November |
| Year 7 catch-up premium | Financial year | 1 payment: March |
Pupil premium is additional funding given to publicly-funded schools in England and provides funding for two policies:
We calculate pupil premium on a financial-year basis and pay in quarterly instalments. We’ll make payments in July and October 2016 and January and April 2017.
We pay pupil premium grant separately to GAG payments and issue separate remittance advice.
In December 2015 we published the pupil premium conditions of grant for the 2016 to 2017 financial year . We published allocations for the 2016 to 2017 financial year in June 2016 based on January 2016 school census data.
All pupils in reception, year 1 and year 2 in state-funded schools in England are eligible for free school meals. This includes academies, free schools, pupil referral units and alternative provision, as well as maintained schools.
You can find information about arrangements for academic year 2016 to 2017 in UIFSM guide for local authorities and schools . We expect to publish final allocations in June 2017.
Information about allocations for pupils who did not achieve at least level 4 in reading and/or mathematics at key stage 2 can be found in the year 7 catch-up premium: 2015 to 2016 allocations .
In July 2016 we published information on the arrangements for 2016 to 2017 . We’ll publish allocations for the 2016 to 2017 financial year in February 2017.
The PE and sport grant is additional funding given to publicly-funded schools in England to improve physical education (PE) and sport in primary schools over 3 academic years from 2013 to 2016.
You can find further information in guidance on the PE and sport premium , including details of allocations and advice on how to spend the funding.
If you wish to change the bank details held by EFA for payment, please complete the academy bank details form .
For any other queries about payments, please contact the EFA enquiry service.
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For all enquiries for the Education Funding Agency
Published: 11 March 2014
Updated: 26 August 2016


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Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science
Department: Data Science Institute
Degree: Master of Science (M.S.) in Data Science
Degree Conferral Date: 13 February 2019
CGPA: 3.68 / 4.00
Dates Attended: 18 August 2017 - 21 December 2018
Relevant Courses: Algorithms, Statistical Inference, Machine Learning, Exploratory Data Visualization, Applied Deep Learning
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
School of Engineering
Department: Biotechnology
Degree:
- Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech) (Honors) and Master of Technology (M.Tech) in Biotechnology and Biochemical Engineering
- Micro-Specialization in Biomedical Devices and Instrumentation
Degree Conferral Date: 5 August 2017
CGPA:
- B.Tech + M.Tech: 8.21 / 10.00
- Micro-Specialization: 8.67 / 10.00
Dates Attended: 20 July 2012 - 5 May 2017
Relevant Courses: Data Structures, Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, Computational Biophysics, Computational Phylogenetics


“Who is a customer?” Whenever I ask delegates in my session that question I almost always get one or both of these responses. “The customer is the end user of a product or service” or, “The customer is the one who trades his money for the product or service.” Whereas both have elements of truth in them they are also narrow and misleading. Understandably, the responses are borne of a mind filled with academic theory of who a customer is. The business world however is a bit more complicated; therefore businesses must be clear who their customer is as this will determine the most effective way of selling to him.
And so to the latter response, I ask, “Do you all have a free email address?” “Of course!” the class responds indignantly. “And do you consider yourselves customers of Yahoo and Gmail?” I prod. Pin drop silence follows. I can almost hear the minds creaking for what seems an eternity, but is only a few seconds, before insightful understanding spreads across their faces and a bust of laughter follows. “Yes, we are.”
As for the former response it’s even more intriguing. If the business model of a company is distributor dependent, for instance, it follows therefore that the distributor becomes a key customer. Most FMCG companies fall in this category. What about the end user then? Well he’s also a customer, only different from the distributor.
And there-in lays a world of difference that will either profitably propel the sales activities of an institution or rapidly repel the institution from the customer-clearly defining who its customer is and consequently, selling to that customer in his language and laying business emphasis and resources in commensurate manner.
In today’s world many business models are different from the traditional one. In the former example of email addresses, Yahoo and Google have invested massive resources to get the full attention of (read, sell to) a non-paying customer (you and I), so that they can have a leg to stand on when selling to the paying customer (advertiser). In similar fashion, this paper you are reading costs much more than the 60shillings you bought it at and most probably 60 shillings is the unit cost of printing it; much as you are the target market, what keeps the media house that prints it afloat isn’t your 60shs, but the advertisers who will pay to appear in it, for you to read about them. In this case both are paying customers and each serves a different but complementary purpose.
In the case of the FMCG, the distributor is an intrinsic part of the business model and for this reason many businesses invest heavily in their distributors. This distributor will of course further sell to the retailer and then she, the end user who buys from his local kiosk. That’s the theory-in practice however, having sold to the distributor, the FMCG cannot sit on its laurels. The end user is still a customer it must reach out to (sell to). This it does via advertising, promotions, and merchandisers (that’s the aisle attendant who attempts to get you to try the new sausage). In fact the merchandiser is a classic example of selling to both customers. The distributor (supermarket) has already been sold to by the FMCG, but the FMCG has still gone ahead and planted a salesperson in the distributor’s premises to sell to the end user.
Know your customer isn’t a term reserved for the financial world to reduce fraud; every business must know its customer to survive, let alone thrive


The Regal Angelfish, this one found at the Uepi dive site called BOTCH) Bottom Of The CHannel) is a fish I've been wanting to get a decent photo of for a long time.
It has beautiful colouring, and is not uncommon on coral reefs of the Indo-Pacific, but is quite shy and skittish. Its often found in crevices, and turns and runs at pretty much the first sign of a camera.
When you see one you get pretty much one chance.
For this image I saw the fish from a distance, so set up the camera and flash with normal settings. I captured a pretty good image, IMHO, but in the original there was a bit of backscatter. That was the price I paid to get the fish lit, so in Aperture I've used the blur brush to blur out the background to get rid of the backscatter.
The result is, I think, quite a pleasing image.


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Fred Brooks: Werewolf Hunter
Programming culture is a pop culture. The inevitable Hollywoodization of “No Silver Bullet” is apparent enough to me that I can see the movie trailer in my mind.
Our protagonist is hunkered in a dirty underground bunker, reviewing his weapons carefully. As a voiceover he curmudgeonly complains “Of all the monsters who fill the nightmares of our folklore—”
a heavy bass thud as we flash cut to him wandering a graveyard at midnight
“—none terrify more than werewolves—”
out of the corner of his eye he sees something and turns
“—because they transform unexpectedly from the familiar—”
he is attacked by a fast-moving wolfman, and fires a crossbow at it
“—into horrors.”
Cut back to the bunker as he opens a box of shells… “For these, we seek bullets of silver that can magically lay them to rest. I have bad news, there are no silver bullets.” Then a title card comes up declaring “Fred Brooks: Werewolf Hunter. Coming Summer 2016.”
I reread “No Silver Bullet” today, and while I agree with its thesis I don’t know if its conclusions hold up. The thesis of “NSB” is that software will never have order of magnitude improvements occur within the timeframes that these sorts of improvements happen with hardware because the essence of the work of software development is not conducive to these sorts of improvements.
Brooks writes, “I believe the hard part of building software to be the specification, design, and testing of this conceptual construct [that is the essence of software], not the labor of representing it and testing the fidelity of the representation. We still make syntax errors, to be sure; but they are fuzz compared to the conceptual errors in most systems.” [emphasis mine]
No doubt, the specification, design, and testing of the conceptual framework of the software is where most of the labor lies. Most of the problems of software development lie in figuring out what you actually need the software to do, often from a loose set of requirements from folks whose expertise lies outside the domain of software.
To improve how software is constructed Brooks makes four suggestions:
- Buy software instead of building it.
- Use rapid prototyping to refine requirements.
- Grow your software instead of building it using incremental development.
- Foster great designers by rewarding them with status.
This last point is the one I quibble with. I feel it could use its own essay in defense. Though the difference between an average designer and a great one is like that of Salieri and Mozart Brooks does not spend much time explaining how to foster great designers. By way of example he says that Unix is great while MS-DOS is only average, which sounds about right. He claims that, “The differences between the great and the average approach an order of magnitude.”
He then goes on to outline:
How to grow great designers? Space does not permit a lengthy discussion, but some steps are obvious:
- Systematically identify top designers as early as possible. The best are often not the most experienced.
- Assign a career mentor to be responsible for the development of the prospect, and keep a careful career file.
- Devise and maintain a career development plan for each prospect, including carefully selected apprenticeships with top designers, episodes of advanced formal education, and short courses, all interspersed with solo design and technical leadership assignments.
- Provide opportunities for growing designers to interact with and stimulate each other.
To me this outline is akin to recognizing that there are no silver bullets, and thus resigning to giving the werewolves the corner office.
I do believe there are significant improvements that can be made which will make software’s design improve from average to great, but I don’t believe that improvement needs to happen primarily at the level of the individual, but instead at the level of the team. If this sort of cultural shift can be fostered then the quality of software the team produces will be great, and so will the quality of life for the developers who are working on it.
How to grow great teams? Space does not permit a lengthy discussion, but some steps are obvious:
- Systematically identify developers who will collaborate well with others. The best are often not the most experienced, and the best collaborations are often across experience levels.
- Mentorship is the responsibility of everyone on the team. Formal mentors may be assigned and career files kept, but instead of trying to formalize the entire process, instead grow a culture of respect and make it a priority that developers recognize that their work requires both that the continually learn and that they support others in their learning.
- Devise and maintain a career development plan for every person in your organization. Build apprenticeship into the DNA of your team. Episodes of informal education, and opportunities for all to teach each other, all interspersed with collaborative design and technical leadership assignments.


Number of microendemic species of seed plants in Brazil listed and not listed on the official Brazilian Red List of threatened plant species (Brasil, 2014) according to their extinction risk classification (
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Using LibCurl with SSL
LibCurl supports URL transfer over HTTPS
protocol. In this post we’ll use LibCurl to download a webpage over HTTPS
protocol. To get started, make sure that you have setup your system as outlined in one of my previous posts. Note that LibCurl comes with SSL
libraries included and hence you need not to install any extra packages.
Getting started
Let’s first try to download a HTTPS
webpage without SSL
using following code:


“The music sang, and the spires twinkled, and Eric said, ‘I am Eric North!’ The sword point jerked and the sentinel straightened. His face was white. He cried aloud, ‘It is Eric the Bronze. It is Eric of the Legend’. He whirled the sword aloft, and smashed it upon Eric's metal hat, and the hatred was a blue flame in his eyes… The helmet contained an electrical circuit, designed as a shield against electrical waves tuned to affect his brain. But the hat had failed…” — V E Thiessen, The Beast-Jewel Of Mars


Google Share Faster
Google's AirDrop competitor gets new UI and an updated icon
There's still no word as to when Google will launch Fast Share.
by Philip BerneWhat you need to know
- Google Fast Share will let users send files between devices, similar to Apple's AirDrop.
- XDA Developers spotted new UI elements and icon designs that show some progress is being made with Fast Share.
- Android has lacked this native feature since Google deprecated Android Beam with Android 10.
Google has made some progress building out its upcoming Fast Share feature, according to screenshots posted by XDA Developers Editor-in-Chief Mishaall Rahman on Twitter. The screenshots show new iconography for the Google Fast Share button in the Share card, as well as redesigned interface elements throughout the sharing procedure.
The hope is that Google's Fast Share will be as easy to use as Apple's AirDrop feature. Early previews of Fast Share hinted that the service might work across platforms with Chrome OS, iOS, and even wearable devices in the mix, but nothing official has been announced.
Android phones used to rely on an NFC-enabled sharing setup called Android Beam, but the feature was phased out of Android in the latest version, Android 10. The new feature presumably relies on a combination of Bluetooth and location data to find nearby devices, eschewing NFC's necessity for direct contact.
Phones have long allowed direct file transfers via methods including Wi-Fi Direct and Bluetooth file transfer, but services like AirDrop and hopefully Fast Share make finding nearby recipients automatic and seamless, so long as recipient devices are set to be found.
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Utopian has its own Community Driven Witness that has been running since 2 months ranked 34.
Here the original announcement.
We have just updated the witness, running now a full Witness Backup Server and a Failover script.
Backup Witness
Utopian is running a top-notch virtualised backup witness machine, upgradable in the blink of an eye with the following specs:
32 GB/4 CPUs 90GB SSD disk 5 TB transfer
Thanks @netuoso for setting this up
Failover Script
Utopian is also running a failover script that will start as soon as the main Utopian witness server starts missing blocks. The failover script uses the Twilio APIs to notify a manager as soon as the witness server starts missing blocks and the failover script starts.
Thanks @netuoso for setting this up
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Utopian.io is the first Community-Driven Witness. Every decision will be taken as per the consensus of the entire community using our public Discord server and soon via a public voting system.
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Why is the sky blue?
The colour blue is often associated with sadness – yet a cloudless blue sky definitely has the power to cheer you up.
Skies can project an astounding range of beautiful colours across the year, but blue is its default setting. But have you ever wondered why the sky is blue? We hope you’ve got your thinking caps on, because the science of blue skies takes a little brain power to understand.
Vision is determined and aided by light from the sun. Light from the sun is white. But this white light contains all the colours of the rainbow, and the colours travel at different frequencies.
The sky is blue because oxygen and nitrogen molecules in the Earth’s atmosphere scatter blue waves (short wavelength) from the sun’s light more than they scatter red ones (long wavelength). However, when we look at the sky during sunset, we see red, orange and purple (a mix of red and blue). That’s because the blue light has been scattered out and away from the line of sight.
The atmosphere can scatter light because the electromagnetic field of light waves induces electric dipole moments in gas molecules (yes it’s complicated, just go with it).
Science bods may ask why the sky is not violet, seeing as this colour has the shortest wavelength in the rainbow. Being on the outside of the colour spectrum, violet gets absorbed into the high atmosphere, and does not constantly get emitted in light by the sun. Also our eyes are much less receptive to seeing violet than blue. Having said that, we can definitely see violets and indigos, as proved when an actual rainbow appears.
So the final part of the puzzle is the way our eyes analyse colour. We have cones in our retinas that are receptive to greens, blues and reds. When analysing the colours in the sky, our blue receptors are stimulated more than the other two, which are stimulated equally. The net result of this, and the scattering of blue, is that our eyes perceive a singular blue sky. It’s theorised that we have evolved to isolate colours this way, and view them more crisply, as a survival advantage.
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Triple monitor graphics card? - Tom's Hardware
Feb 8, 2010 . I am looking for a new budget graphics card. It has to play the newest games on atleast medium settings, I'm not too picky as long as it can play .
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/280830-33-triple-monitor-graphics-card
Graphic card to support three monitor - advice please? - Monitors ...
Jan 4, 2013 . Ideally I would like to set up three monitors and I'm not sure what the best option is either based on the cards below or whether some newer kit .
http://forum.avsim.net/topic/396082-graphic-card-to-support-three-monitor-advice-please/
Coding Horror: Three Monitors For Every User
Apr 4, 2010 . I was also hoping that Nvidia would follow ATI's lead here and make three display outputs the standard for all their new video cards, too, but .
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/2010/04/three-monitors-for-every-user.html
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The complete guide to multiple monitors | News | TechRadar
Apr 13, 2012 . Three monitors can usually sit on a large desk, but moving beyond this . Once upon a time, graphics cards could only drive a single display.
http://www.techradar.com/us/news/computing-components/peripherals/the-complete-guide-to-multiple-monitors-1074313
Displaying three monitors with a single video card in Windows 8 ...
Oct 17, 2012 . I have been running three monitors for a while; but to do so I have had to run two video cards. Not certain why i needed two video cards but .
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/charles_sterling/archive/2012/10/17/displaying-three-monitors-with-a-single-video-card-in-windows-8.aspx
When Two Monitors Aren't Enough | PCWorld
Mar 8, 2012 . Three touchscreen displays that bring Windows 8 to life . to use legacy monitors since you can choose graphics cards with the connectors you .
http://www.pcworld.com/article/251521/when_two_monitors_arent_enough.html
Customer Reviews of the Sapphire Tech 100322FLEX - Newegg.com
The SAPPHIRE HD 6450 FleX can support three DVI monitors in Eyefinity mode . and lifelike imagery with SAPPHIRE graphics cards supporting DirectX11.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814102960
Make Multiple Monitors Work for You | PCWorld
Mar 23, 2011 . 3. Plug your two (or more) monitors into your new graphics card. If the monitors aren't compatible with the graphics card (perhaps because you .
http://www.pcworld.com/article/223014/make_multiple_monitors_work_for_you.html
graphics card - How does one connect three monitors to one ...
Nov 8, 2010 . Would it make sense to install three cards to get the higher-quality DVI output on all three monitors? Has anyone tried this? Could it work?
http://superuser.com/questions/208365/how-does-one-connect-three-monitors-to-one-computer
Customer Reviews: Matrox TripleHead2Go Three-Monitor Graphics ...
Matrox TripleHead2Go Three-Monitor Graphics Expansion - Digital Edition T2G- D3D- . cards although FSX only uses one the screen resolution across all three .
http://www.amazon.com/Matrox-TripleHead2Go-Three-Monitor-Graphics-Expansion/product-reviews/B000RMQZ96
Triple-screen gaming on today's graphics cards - The Tech Report ...
Triple-screen gaming on today's graphics cards. Are three displays the gamer's best upgrade? by Geoff Gasior 3:43 PM on July 10, 2012. Nearly three years .
http://techreport.com/review/23217/triple-screen-gaming-on-today-graphics-cards
Multi-monitor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
These display adapters are built with two or more outputs of various types. Typically these will be DVI ports and/or VGA, however .
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multi-monitor
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Purchasing a new video card for multiple monitors - TechSpot Forums
Jul 28, 2012 . I'm not looking for more than 3 monitors, but I would like to have at least . I currently have a 21' monitor that I have plugged into a graphics card .
http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/purchasing-a-new-video-card-for-multiple-monitors.183516/
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