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The purpose of this example is to implement a user-friendly Queue Service with all possible operations such as Creating Queue, Reading etc, via Axis2-M2 SOAP engine. The Amazon Simple Queue Service (Beta 2) from amazon.com has been chosen for this example as the Web Service Provider.
Using the Amazon Simple Queue Service, developers can decouple components of their application so that they run independently. The Simple Queue Service provides the message management between the independent components. Any component of a distributed application can store any type of data in a reliable queue at Amazon.com. Another component or application can retrieve the data using queue semantics. More information on this service visit here
In this example String objects are used to store in the Amazon queue.
Description of the operations is available at http://webservices.amazon.com/AWSSimpleQueueService/AWSSimpleQueueService.wsdl
The users who need to get the Web services out of this queue need to be registered with the amazon.com, as a developer. (For this particular example a key has been obtained from Amazon and via property file it has called to OMElement). Once being registered, a subscription Id will be given. This key has to be used with your code to get the required Web services. The key that is being obtained, should be incorporated to the key.properties file, which is located at ${user.dir}\modules\samples\properties
Registration can be done at http://www.amazon.com/gp/aws/registration/registration-form.html
There are seven services available for this queue from Amazon. Create Queue, Configure Queue, List My Queues, En-queue, Read and De-queue. For this example Create Queue, En-queue, Read and List My Queues have been implemented.
En-queue operation has not been implemented. This operation has left out for users to implement. It is expected that once the user has implemented this operation, the fundamental perspective of the Axis2-M2 over Web Services is dealt with perfectly.
The code is based on invokeNonBlocking(String, OMElement, Callback) operation to understand the maximum flexibility of the Axis2-M2.
The manipulation of the queue is divided in to two categories,
In these operations user will be given the autonomy to create a new queue or use an existing queue to enqueue the selected queue. Only one queue is subjected to manipulate at a given instance.
In these operations user will be given the autonomy to list the queues that once possess for a given subscription Id and read the entries of a particular queue or if the queue is empty the queue can deliberately be deleted. If the queue is not empty, the delete operation will not work. The queue must empty before it has to be deleted. It is expected that the user to implement the de-queue operation in order to get the full understanding of the code. Necessary steps will be provided at the end of this documentation.
On the perimeters of this example, I have generated a key (0HPJJ4GJDSG2TZ2C8X02) which is the subscription Id and hard coded to the key.properties file and OMElement objects obtained the value through Properties API, for each operation invocation. The service end point also hard coded, (http://webservices.amazon.com/onca/soap?Service=AWSSimpleQueueService ). Thus, when a user reads the queues available, queues pertaining to this key will be displayed.
The structure of the code has been divided in to three sections for the simplicity of understanding.
OMElement for relevant operations are carried out by CreateQueue, DeleteQueue, Enqueue and Read classes. Event Listener for IN operations is carried by ListenersIn and OUT operations ListenersOut classes. Separate threads are created by RunnableXXX classes. Extended classes from Callback handled by SimpleQueueXXXCallbackHandler classes.
Once a event is generated by AmazonSimpleQueueServiceXX class, the event is handled by ListnersXX class. The listener classs has references to RunnableXXX class, which is carried out the Axis2-M2 execution code.
Once an event is generated by AmazonSimpleQueueServiceXX class, the event is handled by ListnersXX class. The listener class has a reference to RunnableXXX class, which contains the Axis2-M2 execution code. RunnableXXX class has references to classes that support OMElement, which is needed as references to invokeNonBlocking(String, OMElement,Callback) method and SimpleQueueXXXCallbackHandler classes. Once the onComplete() method executes, the response is send back to GUI's response handling components. Figure below shows the schematic architecture of the sample.
All the Web services are available as rpc-literal encoded style. Thus,
OMElemnts adheres to this requirement.
Running the Samples
GUI for IN operations is popped by Running RunGUICQ class and OUT operations is popped by running RunGUIRQ class.
Handling the GUI Components
Guide to Create the Dequeue Operation


Scream 2 (R) *** 1/2 (out of ****)
Rushed into production mere months after the release of the blockbuster original, Scream 2 appears, in theory, to be no different than the quickie slasher sequels it lampoons. But Wes Craven's smart, self-referential Scream was unlike any other splatterfest, and now that film has developed into a most intriguing and unconventional horror franchise with the release of this followup--an exciting and wonderfully witty romp that manages to add some luster to the much-maligned concept of "sequel."
Scream 2 is an even more satiric film than its predecessor, and this tone is established quickly with the opening scene. Windsor College students Maureen Evans (Jada Pinkett) and Phil Stevens (Omar Epps) attend a sneak preview of the new horror movie Stab, which, as it turns out, is based on the Windsboro, California murder spree depicted in the original film. So we see a hilariously letter-perfect recreation of Scream's now-classic prologue, with a short-wigged Heather Graham assuming Drew Barrymore's role as a Jiffy Pop-making blonde being terrorized over the phone by a movie-obsessed psycho. The restaging of the scene in and of itself would be sufficiently satiric for most writers, but screenwriter Kevin Williamson (who also penned the original) goes the extra mile, having Maureen vocally mock its conventions ("Star-69 his ass!"). As smart and fun as Scream was, it certainly had its share of cheesy aspects, and it is refreshing--not to mention surprising and brave--to see Williamson and Craven poke fun at their original film to such mercilessly hilarious effect. This movie-based-on-the-first-movie-within-its-sequel conceit, which is revisited sporadically throughout the film (a highlight is Owen Wilson's dead-on impresonation of Skeet Ulrich's slacker "cool" in a later scene), perfectly embodies Scream 2's overall attitude--self-aware and more than willing to make fun of itself.
Two years have passed since the Woodsboro murders, and heroine Sidney Prescott (Neve Campbell) is now a theatre major at Windsor, and film geek Randy Meeks (Jamie Kennedy) is--natch--a film student there (you would think he would be rejected, given his extensive qualifications). Yet while the scenery and atmosphere around her are different, her luck is not, and before long she once again finds herself stalked by a killer in a screaming ghoul costume. Soon reentering the picture are ever-vain tabloid TV reporter Gale Weathers (Courteney Cox), who is even more of an egomaniac after writing a bestseller on the murders (upon which Stab is based); and ever-dopey Dewey Riley (David Arquette), now-former Woodsboro deputy, who comes to Windsor to offer Sidney some support. The rest of Scream 2's story has been a closely guarded secret, and Dimension Films has gone so far as to issue a letter urging press to not divulge too many plot developments. After seeing the film, it is easy to understand why. While the film does settle into a none-too-surprising slasher rhythm, Williamson cooks up a few surprising plot twists, intelligently incorporating references to the original to propel the sequel's storyline. Also, true to "the rules" of a sequel, he and Craven cook up some elaborately inventive suspense scenes that set the audience on edge.
As effective as the new scare scenes are, there is no shock sequence in Scream 2 that matches the original film's chilling prologue, but that is of little consequence when its humorous side--what makes the Scream movies so special--is stronger than ever. Amid all the carnage and screaming, Williamson and Craven's wit is as sharp as ever, giving dim Dewey overdone "cool" theme music (directly lifted from Hans Zimmer's score for John Woo's Broken Arrow) and throwing in barbs at everything from pop culture fixtures like Sandra Bullock and TV's Friends to "issues" such as the influence of violent movies and African-Americans' traditional non-presence in horror movies. But, of course, the most recurring topic is that of movie sequels. Simply bashing them (which the film does to ample degree) is easy, but Williamson and Craven are a bit more ambitious--attacking their inherent cheesiness while at the same time embracing it, steering events in some quintessentially "only in a sequel" turns with tongue planted firmly in cheek.
An ongoing discussion in Scream 2 revolves around whether or not there has been a movie sequel that is superior to the original. I would not be surprised if in Scream 3 (which is all but a foregone conclusion at this point), we hear the fresh, funny, and frightening Scream 2 mentioned as proof in the positive.
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Get type of language model from file name and path.
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Get type of language model from int to string.
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While developing the new application specific dashboards recently, I found that I needed to be able to request data from the server for multiple feeds with the exact same timestamps so that you could directly run calculations such as the energy balance or 'virtual store' calculation using multiple feeds.
When a request was made to the emoncms data request api which looks like this:
http://emoncms.org/feed/data.json?id=71667&start=1426031940000&end=1426064520000&interval=30
The datapoints returned where not guaranteed to be aligned to the request start time and interval making this cross feed comparison difficult.
Yesterday's update makes it much easier to do this kind of request, if you call
http://emoncms.org/feed/data.json?id=71667&start=1426031940000&end=1426064520000&interval=30&skipmissing=0&limitinterval=0
for multiple feeds you will be guaranteed to get a json output with the same number of datapoints and the same timestamps.
I've added a new default data viewing graph that loads when you click on the eye on the feeds page which makes it easier to explore this new data request API. Its possible
The new paramaters are skipmissing and limitinterval.
skipmissing = 0 will return null if there is no value at the requested timestamp, skipmissing = 1 will skip the datapoint entirely returning an output similar to the older data request api.
limitinterval =1 will limit the minimum request interval to the interval of the feed being used so that if you have a 10s phpfina feed it wont return data at less than 10s.
CSV Output, theres also a new CSV output box in the data viewer graph which makes export to a spreadsheet easier to do.
There are still a few teething issues with the new request method that need ironing out, but hopefully the result will be a more useful data request method that makes multiple feed post processing easier.
kWh zoomer bug fix - as part of this update I have also fixed the kwh zoomer visualisation which wasnt displaying the years correctly.
Testing, if you wish to test this on your own emoncms install you can find these features in the newgetdatamethod branch here to be merged into master once all related bugs are sorted https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/tree/newgetdatamethod you will also need this to run the latest application specific dashboards module https://github.com/emoncms/development/tree/master/Modules/app
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
I'd like to try this out. Would you mind posting a pointer to some data backup/restore instructions please?
Thanks, John.
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Have you checked the user guide? - https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/docs/Backup.md Paul
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Hi there,
I downloaded newgetdatamethod with git clone (using --branch on master git), then I downloaded development branch and then I copied Module directory from development into emoncms_new directory. (I followed this tutorial https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/Extended/docs/Upgrading.md with some adjustments), but it doesn't work. The Apps menu is appeared, but if I click on Solar PV there is a blank screen.
Why?
Thanks.
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Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Last time I tried switching Git branches, I made a complete mess of it!
Could you give the Git commands please to switch to the 'newgetdatamethod' branch and also the reverse - to switch back to origin/master.
If I run $ git branch -a I can't even see the 'newgetdatamethod' branch...
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Hi Paul
You will need to pull in the changes before switching
and to switch back it should just be
although since git can be .....well, a bit of a git sometimes I would do a back-up first, just in case !
Paul
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Thank you!
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Thanks Paul, the problem was that the 'newgetdatamethod' branch was not visible from $ git branch -a
A bit of reading suggested $ git fetch origin which updated my local git database, and now I can see 'newgetdatamethod' and have checkout to it.
Unfortunately, the changes made between v1 & v2 of 'My Solar' have introduced an bug stopping it being displayed over https as it requests an insecure XMLHttpRequest endpoint and therefore the page is blocked as a security weakness.
v1 worked OK.
I've logged it as an issue on git
Paul
EDIT 14/3 - Also get an error message when viewing default graphs, but only on mobile device!
Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/vis/vis_controller.php on line 74
Strangely, I don't get an error message via laptop
PS - I have cleared the browser cache and cookies.
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Here is a screenshot from Chrome's 'developer tools' showing the error message which appears to point back to the use of jquery-1.9.0.min.js although the first version of 'My Solar' still used that library, and yet worked fine.
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Hi,
Great improvement !
This should allow people to download many feeds into the same CSV file in one click with all timestamps aligned and no missing point. Today, I'm wasting my time to do that in open office ...
According to me, such a multidownload tool is a must-have feature !
Eric
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
The Modules/app files within development branch were updated today by Trystan, which has resolved the 2 issues that I raised above.
Works great now using https.
Paul
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
FYI - in the My Heatpump app the notes down the bottom state the room temp should be a feed named 'room_temp', which was how it originally worked. But the latest version is expecting 'heatpump_room_temp'.
Spent a while wondering why that one feed on the dashboard wasn't working after I upgraded!!
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
OK, I admit I'm a bit behind the times, but I'm hoping somebody can expand a bit further, as I'm trying to setup v8.5 and having this exact issue mentioned by Paul Reed, but on a regular laptop computer:
Paul
EDIT 14/3 - Also get an error message when viewing default graphs, but only on mobile device!
Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in /var/www/emoncms/Modules/vis/vis_controller.php on line 74
Strangely, I don't get an error message via laptop
PS - I have cleared the browser cache and cookies.
The setup I have is probably as basic as possible, as I've just followed the instructions ( https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/docs/WindowsInstall.md) to set up the "Test" database and used the method in Step 10: http://localhost/emoncms/input/post.json?node=1&csv=100,200,300
And then I get that same error message when I try to look at the graph using the eye choice. But the graph itself seems to be correct.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
If you switch to the 8.5.1 Extended branch, the error is not present.
I don't know what has changed between 8.5 & 8.5.1 Extended - maybe Chaveiro fixed it.
Paul
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Thank you very much Paul!
I did the one that was suggested, as opposed to the cutting edge one. And you'll understand why when I ask the ridiculously basic question, is the emoncms-8.5.zip file from https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms the right one? It says 8.5, not 8.5.1 and actually the apparently emoncms version 8.5.0 is listed as emoncms-master.zip, so rather than just possibly wreck what I've already done I thought I'd ask.
Also, while asking ridiculously basic questions, what are the "branches" and "commits" although I guess they are things that have been approved for the main program it'd be nice to know definitely.
Thanks again for all the newbie help!
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
See this link for branches & commits.
As far as I'm aware, the current master version is 8.4, the 8.5 version is, well 8.5.0, and the Extended version is 8.5.1 XT.
In all honesty, I've found the Extended version much less buggy that the 8.5 version (mainly due to the efforts of Chaveiro), and it appears very stable and well supported in the forum.
Paul
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
Thanks again Paul.
However, I guess I'm never going to be on the cutting edge, as after I figured out about the branches and downloaded the Extended Version 8.5.1 XT, there were two errors with the basic graph, the original error and a new one.
So I just switched back to the regular 8.5.0.
I don't think it is anything I've done wrong, and it seem I have a basic setup with Window 8.0, but I don't know if anybody wants to investigate further.
Re: New emoncms get data request method and data viewer
When you updated to the extended version, did you clear your browser cache?
I'm running the extended branch out of the box, and don't see any errors.
Paul


HAZUS MH¶
This option implements the loss assessment methodology described in the HAZUS MH Technical Manual document.
General Settings¶
fig-dl-hazus-general
shows the input panel that allows the user to set the response, damage, and loss models for the assessment.
Response Model¶
Some text about the model
Response Description
EDP data
Allows you to provide externally calculated EDP results for the assessment. If this field is not empty, we will use the raw results in the file provided and we will not run any response simulations regardless of the settings in other parts of the application.
EDP distribution
Specifies the approach to describing the distribution of EDPs. If empirical is selected, the raw EDPs are kept as is and resampled during the assessment. The lognormal setting fits a multivariate lognormal distribution to the EDPs. The truncated lognormal setting can be used to set a truncated multivariate lognormal distribution to the non-collapse results by setting the Basis (the next setting) appropriately.
Basis
Specifies the basis of the EDP distribution. The all results setting uses all samples, while the non-collapse results removes the samples that have EDPs beyond the collapse limits (see in a later setting).
Realizations
The number of EDP and corresponding damage and loss realizations to generate. Depending on the complexity of the model, a few thousand realizations might be sufficient to capture central tendencies. A much larger number is required to get appropriate estimates of the dispersion of results. If the EDP distribution is set to empirical, the EDP realizations are sampled from the set of raw EDP values with replacement. If the EDP distribution is set to lognormal or truncated lognormal, the samples are generated from the distribution that is fit to the raw EDP values.
Additional Uncertainty
Ground motion and modeling uncertainty per FEMA P58 that is referred to as uncertainty in response due to variability of ground motion demand and variability in the capacity properties of the model building in HAZUS MH. The prescribed logarithmic standard deviation values are added to the dispersion of EDPs to arrive at the description of uncertain building response.
Detection Limits
These limits correspond to the maximum possible values that the response history analysis can provide. While peak interstory drifts will certainly have an upper limit, peak floor acceleration will not necessarily require such a setting. Leaving any of the fields empty corresponds to unlimited confidence in the simulation results.
Note: these limits will be used to consider EDP data as a set of censored samples when fitting the multivariate distribution set under Response Description. If the EDP distribution is set to empirical, this setting has no effect.
Damage Model¶
Structure Type and Design Level
These two pieces of information are used to select the appropriate fragility and consequence functions from those provided in the HAZUS MH Technical Manual.
Note: Any fragility or consequences function can be edited by the user and loaded by specifying a directory that contains those custom functions in the Custom DL data box at the bottom right. The loss calculations are performed at the local computer. Consequently, the locally available fragility and population data files can be used to perform the calculations even if the response simulations are done at DesignSafe.
Loss Model¶
Replacement Cost and Time
The cost (in the currency used to describe repair costs, typically US dollars) and the time (in days) it takes to replace the building.
Decision variables of interest
These checkboxes allow the user to pick the decision variables of interest and save computation time and storage space by only focusing on those.
Inhabitants
Occupancy Type
The type of occupancy is used to describe the temporal distribution of the inhabitants. Note: the default HAZUS MH distribution can be overridden by a custom file provided in the Custom distribution box.
Peak Population
The maximum number of people present at each floor of the building. The example shows a two-story wooden house with a cripple wall, hence the 0 population in the first floor.
Custom distribution
The loss assessment is performed using population data from the HAZUS Technical Manual. Each data source can be overridden by custom user-defined data.
Note: the loss calculations are performed at the local computer. Consequently, the locally available fragility and population data files can be used to perform the calculations even if the response simulations are done at DesignSafe.
Components
Custom DL data
The loss assessment is performed using fragility and loss data from the HAZUS Technical Manual. Each data source can be overridden by custom user-defined data.


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TWIST AND SHOUT (Tro, håb og kærlighed )(Denmark,1984) *** Directed by Bille August. Written by August and Bjarne Reuter. Cinematography, Jan Weincke. Sound, Niels Bokkenheuser. Lighting, Soren Sorensen. Production design, Soren Krag Sorensen. Editing, Janus Billeskov Jansen. Music, Bo Holten. Cast: Adam Tonsberg, Lars Simonsen, Camilla Soeberg, Ulrikke Juul Bondo, Thomas Nielsen, Lone Lindroff, Arne Hansen, Aase Hansen, et al. A Danish film produced by Per Holst Filmproduktion and Palle Fogtdal, in collaboration with the Danish Film Institute, the Children's Film Council and Danmarks Radio. Released by Miramax. In Danish with subtitles. No rating.
The third feature by Bille August (b.1948) is a very good work on young people in suburban 1964 Denmark . I'm resisting labeling their particular stages of growth as "coming-of-age," since the male protagonists are beyond that stage, and the female leads have already achieved their own relative maturity.
Twist And Shout starts out at the end of 1963 but is mostly set in 1964. At first it makes you think that it will be a straight teen -age romance with , as background, the early stages of Denmark 's Beatlemania. The kids literally twist and shout to the Liverpudlians' pieces, form their own groups, even adopt Beatles garb. Middle-class adolescents Bjorn (Tonsberg) and Erik (Simonsen) are best friends . Both are perfectly nice, normal boys. Bjorn is an extremely good-looking, vivacious extrovert who attracts girls. Erik is a homely, shy introvert, for good reason. In Gothic- novel fashion, he has a dark secret -- a deranged mother who for years has been kept under wraps, lock and key at home following the strict orders from Erik's dour, overbearing father, who also browbeats his son into a joyless life.
Blonde, wealthy Kirsten thinks that there is an understanding between her and Bjorn. So does Eric, who though smitten with Kirsten is too decent and timid to do anything about it . When Bjorn falls in love with a new girl, Anna (Soeberg), a peeved Kirsten pretends a momentary interest in Eric, only to penetrate his secret . Later she heaps derision on him at a party she's giving, throws out Bjorn and Anna.
For those two, head over heels in love, it is a happy time, until Anna has a horrid backroom abortion, paid for in part by money that Bjorn, swallowing his pride, borrowed from Kirsten. The mental and physical pain jolts Anna to break with Bjorn .Though still very much in love, Bjorn, for whom Anna had been an ideal and a leader, accepts his fate dumbly, more like a boy than like a man. Kirsten gets him back on the rebound, and with sales pitches from her family, a listless, unconvinced Bjorn becomes engaged to her...
The movie has a two-part structure. Its first half deals primarily with Bjorn and Anna. It is sunny, even though Erik's family problems lurk behind it.  They sit in adult cafes and drink tea; Anna tries to initiate rocker Bjorn into the beauty of the music of Bach, an unknown name that the boy can't even pronounce correctly. When Anna goes on a short trip, Bjorn worries and has visions of his girl doing a lascivious strip-tease. With the abortion though, the tone becomes somber, and along with Bjorn's confusion, Erik's own comes more and more to the forefront. His life as a dog culminates with the boy discovering , in morally ambiguous conditions, the real nature of his father, and rebelling.
The choice of actors and their performances are excellent. (Lars Simonsen (Erik) was voted Best Actor at the Moscow Film Festival.) They also help to fill gaps in the story and to camouflage improbabilities. Handsome Bjorn's looks are like a cross between the angelic Tadzio in Death In Venice and Jacques Perrin in Girl With A Suitcase --if your memory goes that far back. Anna is most appealing in behavior and physique. The actress playing her is only 20, but Bjorn looks so much younger that Anna would be more convincingly paired off with a more mature man. Kirsten looks like a young, prim and calculating Eva Marie Saint. She is so different from Bjorn that you may wonder what hold she has on him. The explanation, I believe, is that the actors playing Bjorn and Kirsten were also in Bille August's preceding movie. Zappa, set in 1961, was indeed a coming-of-age film, in which Kirsten was already Bjorn's girlfriend, with plans for their future.
Both films were co-authored by Bjarne Reuter, a specialist in novels about adolescents. He must be the S.E. Hinton of Denmark. The scriptwriters may be assuming in Twist And Shout some familiarity with the earlier movie, but even beyond this, they are a bit murky about what's going on. The explanations for the father's incarceration of his wife, his refusal to see a doctor or to place her in an institution, are feeble. (There are perhaps vague intimations of films like Gaslight, where a husband tries to drive his wife insane.) The father explaining to his son that mother has suffered from post-partum depression which became agoraphobia (fear of crowds) after she gave birth to the boy, is an improbable "revelation," to say the least. The lady must be close to 50, the boy is not retarded, yet he's lived all his life dumbly accepting matters and with no knowledge of the facts? There are other murky areas, such as Anna's family background and her sexual past: she initiates sex with Bjorn in a way that hints at previous experience, but she is dumbfounded when she finds out she is pregnant.
What papers over many of the film's cracks, in addition to the appeal of its young actors, is its technical skill and above all, the fact that this is a guilt-edged movie. In Zappa, the responsibility for the kids' troubles was laid squarely at their parents' doorstep. In the new film too, with additional types of guilt. Erik's father is guilty of harshness and puritanical hypocrisy. He makes his son feel guilty for practically everything, especially his being embarrassed by a mother whom nonetheless, he cares for lovingly when father isn't looking. Bjorn feels guilty vis-a-vis Anna, which explains in part his acceptance of her decision to break. Anna's mother, to whom the girl appeals for help, is monstrously guilty of indifference. The guilt may extend to Anna's unseen, absentee (and illegitimate?) father. Kirsten's parents are guilty of having spoiled their daughter. And so on...
Gaps and incongruities notwithstanding, this is a fine film. Most of it makes suspension of disbelief fairly easy, so that you can concentrate on the more valid parts of the joys and sorrows of adolescence. It is helped too by a good soundtrack, both of pleasant period pop and of classical music that you would never find in an American teen-age movie. A comparison with some parts of the current Dirty Dancing, set in 1963, with its own youth, rock-and-roll, ballroom dancing, abortion, and parents-children relations, can tell you much about differences and similarities between Danish and American attitudes and moviemaking.
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 Each data bag is a collection that may contain many items. Data Bag Items are indexed by the Chef Server and can be searched via knife-search(1).
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absolute path to the file, that file will be used. Otherwise, the file
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knife data bag show BAG [ITEM] (options)
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public struct StateMachine<T: Hashable>: CustomStringConvertible
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An empty operation to be performed.
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public typealias Operation = () throws -> Void
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The current state of the machine.
Declaration
Swift
public var state: T
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Instantiates a state machine by configuring the StateFlow instance.
Declaration
Swift
public init(initial: T, config: StateFlow<T>.Configurator)
Parameters
initial
The initial state.
config
A configurator for an instance of StateFlow.
-
Instantiates a state machine by passing an instance of StateFlow.
Declaration
Swift
public init(initial: T, stateFlow: StateFlow<T>)
Parameters
initial
The initial state.
stateFlow
The state flow to be used as configuration.
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Triggers a transition to a given state and invokes a callback on completion.
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Either TransitionError or rethrows underlying errors.Declaration
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public mutating func transition(to: T, completion: Operation? = nil) throws
Parameters
to
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completion
An optional callback. Will be only be called on success and after all defined transition handlers were invoked.
Return Value
Wether the transition could be performed or not.
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Returns wether transitioning to a state is allowed.
Declaration
Swift
public func allows(to: T) -> Bool
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to
The targeted state.
Return Value
true if allowed else false.
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Appends a transition handler for all more-equal general transitions.
Declaration
Swift
public mutating func onTransitions(transition: Transition<T>, perform op: @escaping Operation)
Parameters
transition
The most specific transition.
perform
The operation the be performed.
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Returns the graph for the state machine
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Swift
public var description: String
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Appends a transition handler for all more-equal general transitions.
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public mutating func onTransitions(from: T, to: T, perform op: @escaping Operation)
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to
The target state.
perform
The operation the be performed.
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public mutating func onTransitions(from: T, perform op: @escaping Operation)
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This section describes expressions that are in fact just syntactic
sugar over Core Expressions (ref). We just present a translation
of Secondary Expressions into Core Expressions.
secondary_expr =
conditional_expr
| while_loop
| do_while_loop
| when_expr
| unless_expr
| lambda_expr
| list_constructor
| swap_operator
'if' '(' expr ')' expr 'else' expr
A standard branch, which executes and returns value of first expression
if the condition evaluates to true or second elsewhere.
Internally it is translated into
match (cond) {
| true => expr1
| false => expr2
}
while_loop =
'while' '(' expr ')' expr
A loop, executing body expression as long as the condition is true. Its
value is always checked before the execution of body and if it evaluates
to false, then the loop ends. The body must be of type void.
The loop is translated internally into the following code
def loop () {
if (cond)
{ body; loop () }
else
()
};
loop ()
do_while_loop =
'do' expr 'while' '(' expr ')'
This loop is similar to while loop, but body is executed before the
first time the condition is checked.
when_expr =
'when' '(' expr ')' expr
A version of the if condition, but having only one branch -- execution
of body only when the condition is satisfied. If its value if false,
then nothing is done (i. e. () is returned).
Its semantics is the same as
'unless' '(' expr ')' expr
An opposite version of when. It executes and returns value of body only
if conditions are not satisfied (i. e. evaluates to false).
Its semantics is the same as
lambda_expr =
'fun' [ method_type_parameters ]
'(' method_parameters ')' [ ':' type ] [ where_constraints ] block
Lambda expressions can be thought as of anonymous local functions. This
construct defines such a function and returns it as a functional
value. This value can be used just like the name of a regular local
function.
Example:
List.Iter (intList, fun (x) { printf ("%d\n", x) })
is equivalent to
def tmpfunc (x) { printf ("%d\n", x) };
List.Iter (intList, tmpfunc)
list_constructor =
'[' [ { expr ',' } expr ] ']'
[1, 2, 3]
is translated to list.Cons (1, list.Cons (2,
list.Cons (3, list.Nil ())))
.
swap_operator =
expr '<->' expr
Infix operator <->
is used to swap values of two assignable
expressions. You can think about it as being translated to
def temp = e2;
e2 = e1;
e1 = temp
except that subexpressions of e1 and e2 are evaluated only once (there
is a special macro to assure this), so
a[x.Next()] <-> a[x.Next()]
can be used safely.


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Three people were killed and one was injured today after a gunman opened fire in Istanbul's Pendik district, Turkish NTV reported.
The man initially broke into a shop on the ground floor of aн apartment building in the neighbourhood and opened fire with a rifle. One man was injured in the shooting. Then the attacker got to the first floor of the building, broke into an apartment and opened fire. Three people were killed, BTA reports.
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Before coming to ANU, I obtained my M.Eng degree in computer science at Harbin Institute of Technology (HIT) in 2018, under the supervision of Prof. Yadong Wang and Jiajie Peng. I earned my B.M. degree from Nanjing Tech University (NJTech) in 2015. I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to visit or intern at NPU, Fudan, NUS, and Alibaba Group during my academic pursuits.
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Greetings from Denmark. I just received my hardware today and are looking very much forward to getting online :-) .. but now I seem seriously stuck - and out of ideas :-( Hope some of the experts in here can help - Thank you in advance :-)
I am following the Windows setup guide for the Pi basestation,
https://github.com/emoncms/emoncms/blob/master/docs/WindowsInstall.md
,and everything seems to work fine until step 9 and I try to log in or register; Only thing that happens is a read bar appears at the bottom of the screen (tried all combinations I could think of).
I searched and looked for solutions and done the install on an other computer without much luck.
Computer: Laptop & stationary, Windows 7
WAMP: WampServer Version 2.5
All green, I can open "localhost/emoncms" (login screen) but not "http://emoncms/" from Chrome, so there may be some issue with the Host ?
phpMYadmin (PHP v. 5.5.12): The emoncms database is recognized and I can see the files (empty)
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
"All green, I can open "localhost/emoncms" (login screen) but not "http://emoncms/" from Chrome, so there may be some issue with the Host ?"
I am not sure what you are saying there. "localhost" is the name of the WampServer that you set up as seen from inside that computer only. From anywhere else on your LAN, you will need to (a) put the WampServer "online" and (b) ask your router what IP address it's given it, probably something like <IP_ADDRESS>. That is the address you need to put into your RPi assuming it's acting as a base node only and sending the data to the machine that has WampServer and the databases on it.
But if you're trying to get to the emonCMS hosted by OEM, that is "http://emoncms.org/"
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Thanks Robert, see what you mean; i.e. if I am going to use the emonCMS hosted by OEM I do not need a local server and hence obviously no need to worry about not being able to log into my local server! Guess I am on a pretty steep learning curve, LOL, thanks for your patience :-)
I will give the "http://emoncms.org/" a go, no problem with registration there. Next step is to figure out how to communicate with the Pi. New world to me, but it's quite entertaining - lots of nerd bonus hours ;-)
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
OK, got everything up running :-)
I have two nodes, emonTx v3 v. AC-AC power supply, one monitoring the main supply and one monitoring the PV-unit and the EV-charger.
The issue right now is that the node monitoring the mains is reporting negative values, e.g. -187 watt in Emoncms. Values seems reasonable except for the minus. Voltage is OK'is, even though 250V seems a little high. Any thoughts?
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Have you got the CT clamp on the wrong way round?
If you use more power, does the value go more negative?
Paul
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Our convention is imported power/energy is positive, exported is negative. To change it, reverse the CT on the cable.
If you have a programmer, you can calibrate the voltage. The default sketch has the voltage calibration set for the UK adapter, the Euro adapter is slightly different and requires a different setting. Look at lines 65-67 in the sketch. Otherwise, you can multiply by a constant inside emonCMS to apply the correction there.
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Power seems correct except for a factor -1. More power => Larger negative value.
I did not realize there was a correct way to put on the clamps, how can I tell if they are the right way round? Guess the result would be the same except for the factor -1, may be easier to just multiply in emoncms, as I have only very limited space available for the clamps. Any problem in that?
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Thanks. I have not made it any further than just applying the default sketch, so you may be correct assuming the calibration is off.
I have a programmer, so it should be possible to modify the settings. I think our normal voltage is quite stable, i.e. 230V +/-1 volt. Would the correct way of doing this be to measure the voltage and then modify the calibration constant until I get the same value in emoncms?
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
You can change the sign in the sketch or in emonCMS, as you wish. If in the future you add a GLCD, the best place is in the sketch.
All the installation and calibration instructions are in Building Blocks, I don't intend to repeat them here.
Re: Newbie! Emoncms login and registrantion fail; "red bar" (Windows - Pi)
Robert, thank you for the advice. Actually I have a brown bag containing a Lego GLDC which I hope to get up running sometime in the future. Guess I better bite the bullet and swop the clamps or modify the sketch.
I'll search for the calibration instructions and proceed accordingly.


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__all__ += ["CRS", "DIRECT_L", "DIRECT_L_RAND", "ESCH", "ISRES"]
except ImportError:
raise ImportWarning("nlopt cannot be imported.")
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__all__ += ["CRS", "DIRECT_L", "DIRECT_L_RAND", "ESCH", "ISRES"]
except ImportError:
logger.info("nlopt is not installed. please install it if you want to use them.")


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This project was created by four other students and me as our final design project for Three Dimensional Modeling class at UC Berkeley. Our structure was designed for two performance tests: to resist deflection in the direction of airflow and produce maximum power in a one-directional 25 mph wind. The tower, printed using ABS, is 16 inches tall and the rotor has a radius of 6 inches.
The blade design attempts to maximize the lift-to-drag ratio. The pitch angle increases linearly from 2 degrees at the tip to 14 degrees along the length of the blade. The greater angle near the hub produces more lift and compensates for the slower tangential velocity. We designed the rotor with three blades as a compromise between four blades (too cramped along the circumference of the hub) and two (too much wasted open area in the blade's swept area).
The motor cradle holds the motor securely in place with two zip ties that pass through channels on its underside. The rear hole accomodates an eye hook for displacement testing.
The tower was designed to strongly resist deflection in one direction. The trusses reinforcing the triangular frame accomplish this goal. With little previous design experience between the members of our team, many of the dimensions were determined arbitrarily or experimentally using Solidworks' SimulationXpress tool with the goal of minimizing horizontal displacement of the top of the tower and reducing von Mises stress in corners. The final combination of number, spacing, and dimension of trusses reduced the simulated displacement the most. The design lacks bracing to resist side-to-side displacement and is obviously unsuitable for real applications; however, it fulfilled the narrow design requirements for this project without adding unnecessary weight and material.
The project design was split into five separate components that fit within the space constraints of the 3D printers and laid flat to minimize the amount of support material used. I split the tower in Solidworks in such a way that increased the total mating surface area and added mating pins and holes to each interface to strengthen the glued joints assist in aligning the parts during assembly. The parts were bonded together with epoxy to form the final tower.
Once the turbine was completed, it was tested to measure blade performance via power output at a set wind speed, and rigidity of the tower.
When subjected to 24.5 mph winds, the rotor reached a maximum of 8500 RPM under no load (which matched - and was most likely bounded by - the upper limit for the angular frequency of the motor). When a load was introduced by a potentiometer, the turbine produced a maximum of 2.60 watts at a blade speed of 6100 RPM. This represented an 17% effeciency in harvesting energy from the stream of air, or 29% of the theoretical Betz limit for wind turbine efficiency.


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| type | The type of event to be added. |
| handler | The handler. |
Implements Events.IEventDispatcher.
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| T | The type of event to be added. |
| handler | The handler. |
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package Supers::Task::Sendmail;
use Resque::WorkerClass;
has from => is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 1;
has to => is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 1;
has subject => is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 1;
has body => is => 'ro', isa => 'Str', required => 1;
# The boring part of building and sending emails
sub run($self) { ... }
1;
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with priorities
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A worker instatiate job class and run() it
Probably forking
Simple example
Send e-mail
$resque->push( some_queue => {
class => 'Supers::Task::Sendmail',
args => [{
from =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>to =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>subject => 'A simple job example',
body => 'Something boring',
}]
});
Most common workflows involves several jobs/classes
Never mix read with write
(fork vs no-fork)
366 queues
> resque-queue --show | wc -l
Workflow example
Crawl e-commerce (foo.com)
$resque->push( foo => {
class => 'Supers::Task::Crawl',
args => [{
supermarket => 'foo',
store_queue => 'store',
run_id => 's0m31d',
}]
});
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Inflate and index to Elasticsearch
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Elasticsearch index aliases
1 index per month
Alias = Many indexes
Request-ID
Sync many logs
Procesado de datos
Store / Parsing / Clustering / Event trigger / Indexing
Basic parsing
Parsing variant
Clustering
Comparación de productos 1 a 1
Generación de métricas


Tonight: Georgian Idol Show #5 in Tblisi: nine candidates remain
by Sanjay (Sergio) JiandaniTonight see’s the fifth show of Georgian Idol autumn season, the talent show which will determine the 2020 Georgian Eurovision hopeful. We head back to Georgia’s iconic capital city Tblisi where a total of nine candidates will battle to remain in the show and ultimately win the golden ticket to Eurovision 2020!
GPB, the Georgian national broadcaster, has opted to select its Eurovision hopeful via Georgian Idol for the second consecutive time. The winner of the upcoming season of Georgian Idol will have the honour of flying the Georgian flag at the 2020 Eurovision Song Contest in Rotterdam.
We are back in Georgia tonight for yet one more installment of Georgian Idol 2019. Last week the public decided to evict one of the ten selected finalists (Merab Amzoevi), now nine acts remain in the show, one more candidate will be evicted today.
How to watch?
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The Georgian national broadcaster will be broadcasting Georgian Idol every Saturday, the winner of the competition will win the golden ticket to Eurovsion 2020. A four member jury will be evaluating the candidates and giving their verdict: Tinatin Berdzenishvili, David Evgenidze, Natia Todua and David Aladashvili.
A total of 9 candidates will be showcasing their skills during tonight’s show:
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- Anri Guchmanidze
- Tornike Kipiani
- David Rusadze
- NIka Kalandadze
- Mariam Shengelia
- Mariam Gogiberidze
- Liza Shengelia
- Tamar Kakalashvili
Voting is in full swing Georgia, viewers can vote for their favourite act via Facebook messenger or mobile phone. The Georgian audience will evict one more act tonight, thus leaving eight candidates in the battle.
Georgia in Eurovision
Georgia debuted at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2007 with Sopho Khalvashi’s Visionary dream and is yet to win the competition. The country achieved its best results in the contest in Oslo (2010) and Dusseldorf (2011) when it placed 9th in the Grand Final.
Georgia has competed 12 times in Europe’s favorite television show, the country has partaken in the event every year since their debut in 2007 with the exception of 2009 when the nation opted to stay out of the competition.
In 2019 the country opted to select its Eurovision act and entry for Tel Aviv via Georgian Idol. Oto Nemsadze was declared the winner of Georgian Idol 2019 and had the honour of representing Georgia at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in Israel with his entry ‘ Keep on going‘. Despite a magnificent performance Georgia failed to qualify to the Grand Final for the third year in a row.


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"controller": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller",
"type": "object",
"title": "Controller",
"description": "The responsible controller is defined in here.",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/name",
"type": "string",
"title": "Name",
"description": "Name of the controller.",
"examples": [
"Green Company AG"
]
},
"division": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/division",
"type": "string",
"title": "Division",
"description": "Serves to differentiate between different areas of a company; particularly relevant for large companies.",
"examples": [
"Product line e-mobility"
]
},
"address": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/address",
"type": "string",
"title": "Address",
"description": "Address of the controller.",
"examples": [
"Wolfsburger Ring 2, 38440 Berlin"
]
},
"country": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/country",
"type": "string",
"title": "Country",
"description": "All country codes follow the established ones ISO 3166 country abbreviation standard.",
"default": "DE",
"maxLength": 2,
"minLength": 2,
"pattern": "^[A-Z][A-Z]$",
"examples": [
"DE"
]
},
"representative": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/representative",
"type": "object",
"title": "Representative",
"description": "The representative is a responsible real person that represents the controller.",
"additionalProperties": true,
"properties": {
"name": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/name",
"type": "string",
"title": "Name",
"description": "Name of the controller's representative.",
"examples": [
"Jane Super"
]
},
"email": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/email",
"type": "string",
"title": "Email",
"description": "Email address of the controller's representative.",
"format": "email",
"examples": [
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>]
},
"phone": {
"$id": "#/properties/controller/properties/representative/properties/phone",
"type": "string",
"title": "Phone",
"description": "Phone number of the controller's representative.",
"pattern": "^[+]*[(]{0,1}[0-9]{1,4}[)]{0,1}[-\\s\\./0-9]*$",
"examples": [
"+49 151 1234 5678"
]
}
},
"required": [
"name",
"email"
],
"examples": [
{
"name": "Jane Super",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone": "0049 151 1234 5678"
}
]
}
},
"required": [
"name",
"address",
"country",
"representative"
],
"examples": [
{
"name": "Green Company AG",
"division": "Product line e-mobility",
"address": "Wolfsburger Ring 2, 38440 Berlin",
"country": "DE",
"representative": {
"name": "Jane Super",
"email"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"phone": "0049 151 1234 5678"
}
}
]
}
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