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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
background-green
:
| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
|---|---|---|
| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |
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| Movie Name | Year | Genres |
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| Blade Runner | 1982 | Sci-Fi, Thriller |
| The Cabin in the Woods | 2012 | Fantasy, Horror, Mystery |
| Ghost Busters | 1984 | Adventure, Comedy, Fantasy |


3 overrides of Command
System.Management.Automation (3)
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engine\remoting\commands\StopJob.cs (1)
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'Very friendly' - West Brom boss Slaven Bilic confronts a Hull City fan and other things you missed
An eagle-eyed (or rather Throstle-eyed) Joseph Chapman was paying close attention at the KCOM Stadium
by Joseph Chapman, https://www.facebook.com/josephchapmanBM/Jake Livermore’s scorching drive was enough to keep West Bromwich Albion top of the league after a hard fought 1-0 win at Hull City.
On his return to the KCOM Stadium, where he made more than 140 appearances in the Premier League and Championship - and got a warm reception from the home faithful - Livermore found the net to break the deadlock in what - until that point - had been a rather scrappy game, devoid of many clear cut openings.
Matt Phillips took a quick, short corner to Matheus Pereira, who in turn rolled it to the Albion captain on the edge of the box. He took one touch to get it out of his feet before unleashing a rocket of a shot that George Long couldn’t hope to get near to.
Hull came out in the second half, having introduced Tom Eaves, and clearly with the intention of picking up the pace.
Albion killed that tempo, which lasted for around 10 or 15 minutes, and began to dictate things once more.
A couple of quite brilliant passages of play from the boys in purple almost ended in goal of the season contenders for Grady Diangana and Pereira.
Ultimately, though, a goal was enough. It just so happened that, as the cliche goes, it was a goal worthy of winning any game.
They will entertain Sheffield Wednesday, though, without both Livermore and Romaine Sawyers - both picked up their fifth bookings of the season and will serve a one-match suspension.
Albion remain top heading into the next international break.
Confronting a Croat
As the half-time whistle blew, and with Albion leading, the players as usual routinely made their way down the tunnel for the break.
Bilic would eventually, but not before heading around the back of his dug-out and opening a conversation with a Hull fan.
Both individuals appeared quite animated, certainly from the lofty view of the press box. All the while, there was an eagle eyed steward keeping an eye on proceedings.
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You can follow our West Brom reporter Joseph Chapman on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>It seems that Bilic had picked up on whatever the Hull fan had been shouting throughout the course of the first period and confronted him. After a couple of moments, the pair appeared to agree on disagreeing and went their separate ways.
When Bilic was asked about the incident after the match, he replied: "It was just very very friendly, very friendly. At least on my side!"
New get-up
Not *technically* something you missed - how could you, look at it!
Albion flaunted their third kit for the first time at the KCOM.
The vivid purple and white strip has divided opinion amongst the fanbase, with many taking to it while others offered an emphatic thumbs down.
With the traditional blue and white at home and the fan favourite yellow and green offering on the road, Albion supporters have enjoyed a return to tradition in recent times.
This purple number, however, is the furthest thing from traditional, but at least there could be no mistaking which team was which!
Not too popular
This was the first match that Hull’s infamous owners, the Allam family, had been in attendance at a home game for around four years.
The relationship between the ownership and the Tigers fanbase is well documented for being a strained one; the Allams have certainly made some unpopular decisions since taking over in 2010 (a period that has seen Premier League football) and various offers and discounts have struggled to tempt back many who have stayed away.
There were a few chants throughout the course of the afternoon aimed at the owners, who probably are expecting it by this stage.
Fond memories
For two of Albion’s starting line-up, this was a fixture that they’d have picked out before the season even began.
Jake Livermore and Conor Townsend both spent time with the Tigers before their career paths led them to The Hawthorns.
Indeed for Townsend, this was a case of proving a point - let go without making a league appearance three years ago, the Hessle born lad was making his return to the club who had nurtured him throughout his academy years.
Albion captain Livermore, on the other hand, has plenty of first-team experience - he made almost 150 appearances for Hull and helped them win promotion before joining Albion for £10m in January 2017.
Livermore receiving a rousing reception, while Townsend’s was a little more polite.
The former of course would find the net from range and decided against celebrating out of respect.
Sign of winter?
You know it’s quite nippy outdoors when Slaven Bilic is wearing a coat.
The Croat is usually a man who is well dressed, with trendy trainers to match a match-day suit.
We’ve seen him wear woolly hats, but here - in the north east of England, as we prepare for the frosty nights to come - even Bilic had to wrap up, when normally a suit would do.


Study Areas
Geoffrey Manton Building
The Journalism, Information and Communications department is located within the Geoffrey Manton building which is located off Oxford Road. For directions you can view our contact us page.
The Geoffrey Manton building has a variety of study areas that are tailored to your specific learning needs. Should you need a quiet learning environment in order to strive then it is provided.
Computer Labs
There are four computer laboratories within Geoffrey Manton with around 120 PCs and iMacs, along with up-to-date software and devices available for printing and scanning. These computer laboratories provide areas for students to study, work on coursework and develop.
Multimedia Resource Library
The Multimedia Resource Library is a very popular study area within the department, which is mainly due to its specialised facilities and atmosphere. There is a wide range of students that use the Multimedia Resource Library including first, second and third year students, which makes it a great area to study.
If you prefer a quiet area to study in then there are independent meeting rooms off the main facility, which is perfect for group or individual projects. Along with this, the main area features a large host of iMacs with up-to-date creative software such as the Adobe suite, which is utilised everyday by department students.
Social Study Areas
Along with being dedicated to helping students develop and thrive at university the study areas within the department act as social hubs for students to interact with each other, there are groups and students from different years. If you are interested in developing friendships and connections within the department then the Geoffrey Manton study areas are a great place to start.
Darren Blacow, a current second year student within the department, said that "The study areas within the department have really helped me develop as a student and I’ve met a great group of friends just from using them."


Delphi LSAPI Sample
This sample demonstrates the a variety of the LSAPI calls from Delphi.
Building the Sample
- Compile test.pro and link it into test.xpl.
- Open the Delphi Project testp.dpr.
- Build testp.exe.
Running the Sample
- Open the Delphi Project testp.dpr and run it, or double-click on testp.exe
that you built above.
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of Amzi! inc.


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- save
- show
- anlysic
- await
- webassembly
** save struct ** // txd data encode ** get files at directory ** // from walkdir and struct to files.
account anlysic
struct daystyle {
_date u32,
_open u32,
_high u32,
_low u32,
_close u32,
_amount u32,
_vol u32,
_reservation u32
}
rust
- Getting 32 bytes to a struct.
- bytes from byte file;
- 32 bytes to a u32 vec.
formating.
3.1 encode
3.2 decode
{ d / 10000, (d Mod 10000) / 100, d Mod 100 } { other / 1000 }get dat from all days files
save to database — … It can be wait to select … sled


The Latest: Vibrant musical tribute opens Latin Grammys
LAS VEGAS (AP) - The Latest on the Latin Grammys, which are being presented Thursday at the MGM Grand Garden Arena. (all times local):
5:25 p.m.
The Latin Grammys have opened with a vibrant tribute to Latin music led by a performance of the late Celia Cruz’s “La Vida Es Un Carnaval” as part of the show’s 20th anniversary celebration.
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The opening number featured a panoply of artists including Prince Royce, Anitta, Natalia Jimenez, Olga Tañon and Fito Paez performing songs from icons like Cruz, Juan Gabriel, Joan Sebastian and the rock band Soda Stereo.
Host Ricky Martin cited Cruz’s importance to the show in his opening remarks, playing a clip of him performing with Cruz and Gloria Estefan at the 2000 show.
Martin is hosting the show along with Roselyn Sánchez and Paz Vega.
Early winners on the telecast, which is being aired by Univision, included Juan Luis Guerra for best contemporary/tropical fusion album for “Literal” and Bad Bunny for best urban album.
7 a.m.
The Latin Grammys will celebrate its 20th anniversary with a 20-artist performance in a tribute to the legacy of Latin music.
Thursday night’s show, airing live on Univision from Las Vegas, will open with a performance featuring Prince Royce, Anitta, Fito Páez, Natalia Jiménez and more highlighting four genres in Latin music.
Ricky Martin, Roselyn Sánchez and Paz Vega will host the show, which will also include performances by Residente, Bad Bunny, Luis Fonsi, Farruko, Ozuna, Alicia Keys, Miguel and Juanes. Alejandro Sanz and Rosalía, the leading nominees, will also perform.
None of the uber-popular Latin trap and reggaeton acts, including J Balvin, Bad Bunny, Ozuna and Daddy Yankee, received nominations in the show’s top four categories, and the Latin Grammys received backlash as a result.
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WebStorm to AFS Setup
To setup AFS auto-upload, click the menu item Tools > Deployment > Configuration. Next, click the plus icon at the top left to add a new remote host and select SFTP. Enter in configuration information (Host, Username, Authentication, Root Path, and Web Server URL). Under the “Mappings” tab, you can also set more specific paths for deployment. After all that, all you have to do is select your remote host from the menu item Tools > Deployment > Automatic Upload and any saved changes will be automatically uploaded onto the remote server.
WebStorm Local File Creation
To create files and folders in WebStorm, first you’ll need a project (this can be created by the menu item > New > Project File). Right click the project folder or any folder within the project folder and click New, from there select either “File” or any of the other preestablished file types based on the type of file you’d like to create.
AFS File Creation
To create a file via AFS, login and navigate to the respective folder using the terminal (refer to AFS and Terminal below). Now all you have to do is run the command “mkdir DIRECTORY_NAME” replacing DIRECTORY_NAME with the desired directory name if you want to create a directory in the given folder; or run the command “touch FILENAME” replacing FILENAME with the desired file name (and file extension) to create a file.
HTML5 Boilerplate and Deployment
First, download or clone a copy of the HTML5 Boilerplate. Also, make sure to have an installation of node.js on your desktop. Next, run WebStorn with the copy of the HTML5 Boilerplate as the project folder. Then, run a terminal session (clicking the terminal tab at the bottom) and run the command “npm install” to download dependencies and generate a “node_modules” folder. Then, run the command “npm install -g gulp” to install gulp within the project. Now any further work should be done within the “src” folder. After you’re done, you can run the command “npm run build” to build the project and check the results under the “dist” folder. When deploying your website, place the contents of the “dist” folder onto the web server (as it’s representative of the root folder).
AFS and Terminal
When accessing your site via AFS you are going to need to know what your domain is. Go to tools > deployment > configuration. When in Configuration take note of the web server url. This url is going to be where your site is hosted. You are also going to need to know the directory. To find the path, go to the same window via tools > deployment > configuration and go to mapping. The mapping will show you where your file is hosted on the AFS. Some useful linux commands to know are: copy – cp SOURCE_FILE_PATH DESTINATION_FOLDER_PATH Move – mv SOURCE_FILE_PATH DESTINATION_FOLDER_PATH Rename – ren SOURCE_FILE_PATH NEW_FILENAME These commands can be used, once logged into the terminal, to move and configure your directory.


An implementation of four stochastic methods of integrating in R, including: 1. Stochastic Point Method (or Monte Carlo Method); 2. Mean Value Method; 3. Important Sampling Method; 4. Stratified Sampling Method. It can be used to estimate one-dimension or multi-dimension integration by Monte Carlo methods. And the estimated variance (precision) is given. Reference: Caflisch, R. E. (1998) <doi:10.1017/S0962492900002804>.
| Version: | 0.2.0 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.1), stats (≥ 3.3.2) |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-09-23 |
| Author: | Jinhong Du |
| Maintainer: | Jinhong Du <jayduking at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL] |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | SI results |
| Reference manual: | SI.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Monte Carlo Integration |
| Package source: | SI_0.2.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SI_0.2.0.zip, r-release: SI_0.2.0.zip, r-oldrel: SI_0.2.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SI_0.2.0.tgz, r-oldrel: SI_0.2.0.tgz |
| Old sources: | SI archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SI to link to this page.


Building Energy Benchmarking
This visualization tool provides building-level energy performance data for the 2013 and 2014 calendar years for the nearly 2,000 properties required to report utility information as part of Philadelphia’s energy benchmarking law. You can learn more about energy benchmarking and read the Year Two Benchmarking Report at www.phila.gov/benchmarking.
Building energy performance is a critical metric for cities dedicated to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. In Philadelphia, more than 60 percent of citywide greenhouse gas emissions stem from building energy use. As part of the City’s Greenworks sustainability plan, Philadelphia set a goal to reduce emissions 20 percent by 2015. Improving building performance will help Philadelphia reach that goal, and benchmarking provides building owners with the information they need to begin making informed decisions about upgrading and investing in energy efficiency (see this page for existing resources to invest in your facility).
This tool was developed for the Mayor’s Office of Sustainability (MOS) by Azavea Inc. Questions about the tool, the data, or the energy benchmarking program can be directed to MOS at benchmarkinghelp@phila.gov.


In 2011, after about a year at Epic, I decided to pack up and head back east to work with some college buddies at CTAC in Fairfax, VA.
CTAC was a shock to the system after Epic. The team dynamic was a lot smaller and seemed closer knit. I became good friends with most of my coworkers and started learning how to write dynamic web apps.
I started working on the Syndication Project, which allowed government agencies (and outside agencies) to publish articles to their websites while sharing them with other websites. There was a system of feeds you could subscribe to and automatically publish articles on multiple locations at once, as well as updating and removing content. This application was written in Groovy with Grails. It was an interesting language to work with, although I found the support for Ruby and Rails to be much better at the time. When we couldn’t figure out how to do something we tended to fall back on java and so our project was a strange mix in the early days.
After working on Syndication, I moved to the Rails team and started learning Ruby on Rails. I worked on numerous projects with Rails, including ICRAS (the now defunct paperworkreduction.gov), DARMIS, and some internal projects for HHS.
I enjoyed my time at CTAC immensely. I felt like I was learning the entire time I was employed there. I never felt comfortable living in the DC Metro Area, and wanted to return to Madison though. CTAC was gracious enough to allow me to work remotely for a while until I found a new position at Primex in WI.
One thing I can say about getting out of government contracting is there are a lot less meetings now than when I was there. With so many eyes on the projects and so many people with vested interest, it was hard to just get work done and make something useful.
Header photo taken by Clint Cecil at Rocky Mountain National Park, Wyoming.


Leader of Merkel's CDU offers to quit if party fails to back her
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer, the under-fire leader of Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union, said she would step down if she did not have the backing of the party, in a defiant conference speech on Friday.
"If you are of the opinion that the Germany I want is not the one you want... then we should end it. Here, now and today," Kramp-Karrenbauer told delegates, responding to criticism of her leadership.


Geers Family Chiropractic offers exceptional chiropractic care for patients of any age, including children and the elderly. Our practice is located in Fremont, MI. Geers Family Chiropractic serves all of Newaygo County and offers a unique approach to healthcare that promotes increased health, providing full-body health benefits. Chiropractic care is a non-invasive health care system that keeps your body healthy and strong. This type of care works well in combination with massage therapy and we offer both services at our office.
Learn MoreFunction better physically and emotionally Recover more quickly from sickness & disease Recover from a disability faster Minimize the use of drugs and surgery Improve mobility Reduced pain and soreness Combined with massage therapy it can further increase mobility
Learn MoreMassage is Not a Luxury. It is a recognized effective treatment for many heath conditions. The word massage alone can help you relax. Massage therapists use a variety of techniques to address soft tissue problems. Gentle kneading and stretching lengthens contracted muscles and fascia. Techniques such as sustained pressure, ice massage and stretching can release trigger points. Sprains, strains and adhesion can be addressed directly with massage techniques that stimulate healthy separation and realignment of injured fibers.
Learn MoreHours and location
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We are located at:
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hpe_nimble_group – Manage the HPE Nimble Storage group.¶
Requirements¶
The below requirements are needed on the host that executes this module.
- Ansible 2.9 or later
- NimbleOS 5.0 or later
- HPE Nimble Storage SDK for Python 1.0.0 or later (nimble-sdk Python module)
Parameters¶
- alarms (False, bool, None)
- Whether alarm feature is enabled.
- alert_to_email_addrs (False, str, None)
- Comma-separated list of email addresss to receive emails. Comma separated email list.
- alert_from_email_addrs (False, str, None)
- From email address to use while sending emails. Case insensitive email address.
- alert_min_level (False, str, None)
- Minimum level of alert to be notified.
- allow_analytics_gui (False, bool, None)
- Specify whether to allow HPE Nimble Storage to use Google Analytics in the GUI. HPE Nimble Storage uses Google Analytics to gather data related to GUI usage. The data gathered is used to evaluate and improve the product.
- allow_support_tunnel (False, bool, None)
- Whether to allow support tunnel.
- auto_switchover (False, bool, None)
- Whether automatic switchover of Group management services feature is enabled.
- autoclean_unmanaged_snapshots (False, bool, None)
- Whether autoclean unmanaged snapshots feature is enabled.
- autoclean_unmanaged_snapshots_ttl_unit (False, int, None)
- Unit for unmanaged snapshot time to live.
- autosupport (False, bool, None)
- Whether to send autosupport.
- cc_mode (False, bool, None)
- Enable or disable Common Criteria mode.
- change_name (False, str, None)
- Change name of the existing group.
- check_migrate (False, bool, None)
- Check if the group Management Service can be migrated to the group Management Service backup array.
- date (False, int, None)
- Unix epoch time local to the group. Seconds since last epoch. Example- 3400.
- default_iscsi_target_scope (False, str, None)
- Newly created volumes are exported under iSCSI Group Target or iSCSI Volume Target.
- default_volume_limit (False, int, None)
- Default limit for a volume space usage as a percentage of volume size. Volume will be taken offline/made non-writable on exceeding its limit. Percentage as integer from 0 to 100.
- domain_name (False, str, None)
- Domain name for this group. String of alphanumeric characters, valid range is from 2 to 255; Each label must be between 1 and 63 characters long; - and . are allowed after the first and before the last character.
- dns_servers (False, list, None)
- IP addresses for this group’s dns servers.
- fc_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether FC is enabled on this group.
- force (False, bool, False)
- Can be used with halt or merge flag. Halt remaining arrays when one or more is unreachable. Ignore warnings and forcibly merge specified group with this group.
- group_snapshot_ttl (False, int, None)
- Snapshot Time-to-live(TTL) configured at group level for automatic deletion of unmanaged snapshots. Value 0 indicates unlimited TTL.
- group_target_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Is group_target enabled on this group.
- group_target_name (False, str, None)
- Iscsi target name for this group. String of up to 255 alphanumeric, hyphenated, colon, or period-separated characters; but cannot begin with hyphen, colon or period. This type is used for the group target name.
- halt (False, bool, None)
- Halt all arrays in the group.
- iscsi_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether iSCSI is enabled on this group.
- isns_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether iSNS is enabled.
- isns_port (False, int, None)
- Port number for iSNS Server. Positive integer value up to 65535 representing TCP/IP port.
- isns_server (False, str, None)
- Hostname or IP Address of iSNS Server.
- level (False, str, None)
- Level of the test alert.
- login_banner_after_auth (False, bool, None)
- Should the banner be displayed before the user credentials are prompted or after prompting the user credentials.
- login_banner_message (False, str, None)
- The message for the login banner that is displayed during user login activity. String upto 2048 characters.
- login_banner_reset (False, str, None)
- This will reset the banner to the version of the installed NOS. When login_banner_after_auth is specified, login_banner_reset can not be set to true.
- merge (False, bool, None)
- Perform group merge with the specified group.
- migrate (False, bool, None)
- Migrate the group Management Service to the current group Management Service backup array.
- name (True, str, None)
- Name of the group.
- ntp_server (False, str, None)
- Either IP address or hostname of the NTP server for this group. Plain string.
- proxy_port (False, int, None)
- Proxy Port of HTTP Proxy Server. Integer value between 0-65535 representing TCP/IP port.
- proxy_server (False, str, None)
- Hostname or IP Address of HTTP Proxy Server. Setting this attribute to an empty string will unset all proxy settings.
- proxy_username (False, str, None)
- Username to authenticate with HTTP Proxy Server. HTTP proxy server username, string up to 255 characters, special characters are not allowed.
- proxy_password (False, str, None)
- Password to authenticate with HTTP Proxy Server.
- reboot (False, bool, None)
- Reboot all arrays in the group.
- repl_throttle_list (False, list, None)
- All the replication bandwidth limits on the system. All the throttles for the partner.
- send_alert_to_support (False, bool, None)
- Whether to send alert to Support.
- skip_secondary_mgmt_ip (False, bool, None)
- Skip check for secondary management IP address.
- smtp_auth_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether SMTP Server requires authentication.
- smtp_auth_password (False, str, None)
- Password to authenticate with SMTP Server.
- smtp_auth_username (False, str, None)
- Username to authenticate with SMTP Server.
- smtp_port (False, int, None)
- Port number of SMTP Server.
- smtp_encrypt_type (False, str, None)
- Level of encryption for SMTP.
- snmp_community (False, str, None)
- Community string to be used with SNMP.
- snmp_get_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether to accept SNMP get commands.
- snmp_get_port (False, int, None)
- Port number to which SNMP get requests should be sent.
- snmp_trap_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Whether to enable SNMP traps.
- snmp_trap_host (False, str, None)
- Hostname or IP Address to send SNMP traps.
- snmp_trap_port (False, int, None)
- Port number of SNMP trap host.
- snmp_sys_contact (False, str, None)
- Name of the SNMP administrator. Plain string.
- snmp_sys_location (False, str, None)
- Location of the group. Plain string.
- src_group_ip (False, str, None)
- IP address of the source group.
- src_group_name (False, str, None)
- Name of the source group.
- src_username (False, str, None)
- Username of the source group.
- src_passphrase (False, str, None)
- Source group encryption passphrase. Encryption passphrase. String with size from 8 to 64 printable characters.
- src_password (False, str, None)
- Password of the source group.
- state (True, str, None)
- The group operation.
- syslogd_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Is syslogd enabled on this system.
- syslogd_port (False, int, None)
- Port number for syslogd server.
- syslogd_server (False, str, None)
- Hostname of the syslogd server.
- tdz_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Is Target Driven Zoning (TDZ) enabled on this group.
- tdz_prefix (False, str, None)
- arget Driven Zoning (TDZ) prefix for peer zones created by TDZ.
- test_alert (False, bool, None)
- Generate a test alert.
- timezone (False, str, None)
- Timezone in which this group is located. Plain string.
- tlsv1_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Enable or disable TLSv1.0 and TLSv1.1.
- user_inactivity_timeout (False, int, None)
- The amount of time in seconds that the user session is inactive before timing out. User inactivity timeout in second, valid range is from 1 to 43200.
- validate_merge (False, bool, None)
- Perform group merge validation.
- vss_validation_timeout (False, int, None)
- The amount of time in seconds to validate Microsoft VSS application synchronization before timing out. VSS validation timeout in second, valid range is from 1 to 3600.
- vvol_enabled (False, bool, None)
- Are vVol enabled on this group.
- host (True, str, None)
- HPE Nimble Storage IP address.
- password (True, str, None)
- HPE Nimble Storage password.
- username (True, str, None)
- HPE Nimble Storage user name.
Examples¶
- name: Update group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
send_alert_to_support: "{{ send_alert_to_support }}"
alert_to_email_addrs: "{{ alert_to_email_addrs }}"
state: "present"
- name: Reboot group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
state: "present"
reboot: true
- name: Halt group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
state: "present"
halt: true
- name: Validate merge group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
src_group_ip: "{{ src_group_ip }}"
src_password: "{{ src_password }}"
skip_secondary_mgmt_ip: "{{ skip_secondary_mgmt_ip }}"
src_passphrase: "{{ src_passphrase }}"
state: "present"
validate_merge: true
- name: Merge group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
src_group_ip: "{{ src_group_ip }}"
src_password: "{{ src_password }}"
skip_secondary_mgmt_ip: "{{ skip_secondary_mgmt_ip }}"
src_passphrase: "{{ src_passphrase }}"
state: "present"
merge: true
- name: Test alert group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
level: "{{ level }}"
state: "present"
test_alert: true
- name: Migrate group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
state: "present"
migrate: true
- name: Check migrate group
hpe_nimble_group:
host: "{{ host }}"
username: "{{ username }}"
password: "{{ password }}"
name: "{{ name }}"
state: "present"
check_migrate: true
Status¶
- This module is not guaranteed to have a backwards compatible interface. [preview]
- This module is maintained by community.
Authors¶
- HPE Nimble Storage Ansible Team (@ar-india) <nimble-dcs-storage-automation-eng@hpe.com>


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2017 - 2020
ETH Zurich, Switzerland
Master of Science in Robotics, Systems and Control
2013 - 2017
Xi'an Jiatong University, Xi'an, China
Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical Engineering and Automation


Functional-ish Ruby
In a recent Apprentice Blog of the Week, Alex Hill detailed one way that we can apply common Ruby patterns to our Clojure code. I’ve noticed a similar effect while making the opposite transition, too. Having spent a few months writing mostly Clojure and then transitioning back into writing mostly Ruby, it was interesting to see the way my experience with common patterns in Clojure influenced the way I approached writing Ruby.
Specifically, a couple of patterns I really enjoy using in Clojure are with
and when
macros. Usually, a macro starting with with-
means that something is happening around the code you pass to it, and a macro starting with when-
means that your code will be executed if a certain condition is met. For instance, we could write a macro called with-timing
that times our code by setting a start time, evaluating the code, then logging the difference between the start and end times before returning our return value.
(defmacro with-timing [body]
`(let [start# (now)
ret# ~body]
(logger/log (- (now) start#))
ret#))
(defn timed-operation [x]
(with-timing
(calculate-some-things x)))
We might also write a macro called when-valid
, which takes a record that we created from some user input, and then only evaluates our code if the record is valid, otherwise using the generic handler for invalid records.
(defmacro when-valid [record & body]
`(if (valid? ~record)
(render-invalid ~record)
~@body))
(defn response-for [thing]
(when-valid thing
(render-created thing)))
We can implement our timing macro similarly in Ruby, by simply writing a method that takes a block to be called and timed.
def with_timing(&block)
start_time = Time.now
return_value = block.call
log(Time.now - start_time)
return_value
end
def timed_operation(x)
with_timing do
calculate_some_stuff(x)
end
end
We can also reduce the duplication of a common Rails controller pattern by writing something similar to our when-valid
macro in Ruby.
def when_valid(record, &block)
if record.valid?
block.call(record)
else
flash[:error] = record.errors.messages
render :new
end
end
def create
when_valid(Thing.create(thing_params)) do |thing|
redirect_to thing
end
end
Here’s another useful when
method for handling HTTP responses in Ruby that Myles Megyesi shared with me.
def when_status(response, responders)
if responder = responders[response[:status]]
responder.call(response)
else
handle_generically(response)
end
end
def get_all_the_things
when_status get("/things"), {
200 => lambda do |response|
load_things(response[:body])
end,
404 => lambda do
"Whoops"
end
}
end
After transitioning back to writing Ruby after Clojure, I found myself naturally thinking of ways to use blocks and lambdas, among other functional-ish idioms, much more than before writing Clojure—and usually with positive results. It’s interesting to see how learning new languages expands the way you write the languages you already know. Perhaps there are patterns from certain languages you know just waiting to be applied somewhere else.


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Kogi election: PDP trying to rubish our victory - Kogi state government
- The Kogi state government claims the PDP is trying to undermine the victory of the APC in the November 16 governorship election in the state
- Kingsly Fanwo, the director-general media, and publicity to Kogi state governor says the attempt by PDP to rubbish their victory will definitely fail
- The governor’s aide accuses the opposition party of spending million to raise false alarms and cover their disastrous outing in the Kogi election
Kogi state government has accused the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) of trying to rubbish the victory of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the November 16 governorship election in the state.
Kingsly Fanwo, the director-general media and publicity to Kogi state governor who made the allegation in a press statement on Sunday, November 24, said the attempt by the PDP to rubbish their victory will definitely fail, The Tribune reports.
The aide alleged that the PDP through its propaganda wing was attempting rubbish the well-deserved, hard-earned victory of the APC in the Kogi election.
Kogi/Beyelsa elections: Nigeria's democracy is under threat - Secondus cries out
He accused the opposition party of spending million to raise false alarms and cover their disastrous outing in the Kogi election.
Kingsly said the APC did not win the governorship election through violence, noting that the victory came via a combination of strategic planning of Governor Yahaya Bello.
“First, APC did a soul searching and realised it might not do too well in the election if it failed to come together as one united family. That led the leadership of the party to initiate a robust reconciliatory move that re-united the various factions within the party into one happy family,” he said.
“Second, the APC went on an aggressive marketing drive across the state to showcase its achievements since it assumed power in 2016 and this endeared prospective voters to the party, having seen the margin of difference in what APC achieved in less than four years compared with PDP’s 16 years of waste."
Bayelsa, Kogi elections: PDP BoT meets over party's defeat at poll
Meanwhile, President Muhammadu Buhari has ordered the immediate investigation into the cause of the murder of Mrs Achejuh Abuh, a PDP women leader in Kogi state following the just concluded governorship election.
He said the evildoers behind the act must be made to face the wrath of the law, irrespective of who they are.
The position of the Buhari was made known in a statement by the aide to the president on media and publicity, Femi Adesina on Sunday, November 24.
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This was out first abroad trip together, I wanted it to be special and had planned it over a period of 4-5 months. I researched about Malaysia and read travel blogs before coming to the decision of exploring the Eastern Malaysian water as compared to the popular Langkawi and Penag on the western coast. And this is how it all started,
It all happened on one lazy day when I read Airasia offer and did not waste much time in booking a 10 day round trip. Believe me guys airasia offers are a loot, do check them out if you get time. We took flight to Kuala Lumpur and then a connecting fight for Kuala Terenggan,
[caption id="attachment_1504" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Kuala Terengganu Airport"][/caption]
Resort people had provided pickup from the Airport to the Ferry and then to the Island
[caption id="attachment_1505" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Redang Kalong Resort"][/caption]
After a long search about the resorts we decided to stay with Redang Kalong Resort who specialize in deep sea diving(Best five certification site in world) and they offer 2 snorkeling trips a day. That gave us an awesome 8 times of beautiful snorkeling trips :). It felt like being in a dream with long stretches of white sand and crystal clear azure water.
[caption id="attachment_1506" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Perfect Getaway"][/caption]
There is so much to do for nature lovers from deep sea diving certification to novice sea discovery, kayaking. Since this is a Marina research area water sports are a big no no.
[caption id="attachment_1507" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="The sea, land and water "][/caption]
I saw Nemo :) as a couple while snorkeling. Sea is beautiful beyond words, if I say its more colorful than the colors in a rainbow or on a peacock. Barney would term it as Legend wait for IT dary :). I enjoyed each and every lovely trip to different part of the sea every time.
[caption id="attachment_1509" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="Complimentry snorkelling trips"][/caption]
I can go on and on about the island and about its beauty, but I hope you enjoyed the pic trip. We moved on to Perhentian Islands after 4 days, more about that later :)


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Parses the graph and checks that all function nodes' input and output image formats are consistent parse graph xml for all function nodes with id not on processed fkn nodes (PFN) list The code assumes the check that all input images have specified formats, has been done already The code also assumes that the number of input/output legs for the node is consistent with the node requirements (and thus the function node library) TODO: Add simple check that node_info contains input/output image node lists of correct length OBS when matching, need to match per In1/In2 and Out1/Out2 for multiple legs What about other formats than images, algo. should handle this as well... Return a tuple (has_errors, validation_output_graph) |
Creates the initial Processed Image Nodes (PIN) lists PIN_ID contains the id numbers of the already processed image nodes. PIN_FORMAT contains the corresponding image format of the already processed image nodes contained in PIN_ID (with the same indexing) |
Extracts the substring containing an image format from the string 'datatext' Asssumes the image format is correctly formatted in the string, e.g. [vx_df_image_e VX_DF_IMAGE_U8] for an U8 image |
Checks if a function node is currently unprocessed by the image format parser All processed function nodes are stored in the Processed Function Nodes (PFN) list. |
Checks if all input image formats for a function node are fully specified Returns True if the function node specified by 'node' has uniquely defined image formats, stored in the PIN_ID vector. |
Create list of in image formats as they are specified in the graph (Or as specified by the output from the previous function node if they are specified as Virt) If they are not specified in the graph, get_image_format_from_image_node_id should return the format as VIRT by default. |
Create list of output image formats as they are specified in the graph Uses VIRT for every image node that does not specify a format in the graph. |
Creates the compatible io lists from the input_image_format_list It takes the list named valid_input_formats and picks out the compatible format list entries, meaning all the format entries that are identical to the input_image_format_list that contains the specified input image formats, either from the graph, or from parsing the previous nodes in the graph. The valid input formats are put in the list named compatible_input_formats. Then it selects the corresponding output format list entries from the list named valid_output_formats, and puts them in the list named compatible_output_formats. The indexing between the ntwo output lists is synched. There should only be one unique candidate if the graph is correct, or no candidate if the graph is inconsistent with respect to image formatting. TODO: Need to check order in1/in2? So far no nodes are like that. maybe need to order node info somehow? This will get more complicated if there are other node inputs than images. |
Splits the entries of the list compatible_output_formats list into two separate lists virt_format_list contains all format lists with virtual entries (which map to some specified explicit format). explicit_format_list contains all format lists with explicit entries. |
Sets the final unique output image format for each output image node of the node that generated 'node_info' The id's of the output images and their corresponding formats are stored in the Processed Imaged Nodes ID list (PIN_ID) and in the Processed Imaged Nodes format list (PIN_FORMAT) respectively. |
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+1::1.5mg (1/2 pill)
Took 3mg at 8pm and another 1/2 (yes it tastes bad) at around 9pm ET. At 1st no noticable effects. by +15m things start to seem weird. Thoughts are slightly different maybe a little more interesting and laid back, altho not psychedelic. This drug hit extremely fast. I can prove this by dropping one into a glass of water (that I plan on drinking. lets not abuse drugs here) and watch how quickly it dissolves into the water. Within 40 seconds the entire pill is gone. dissolved. you get the point. Ive read this drug causes amnesia. I have not experienced this too bad. maybe slightly, however It does cause me to act clumbsy and be a little too 'open' with people . Last time I took lunesta i said some things to an exgf that i totally regret now, and it seemed perfectly fine at the time.
Its almost hitting full on now and i am getting sleepy, however nothing too special. it raises body temp. a little. this drug is not something to do recreationally by any means. It is great for coming down (many many hours after those have warn off!).
Mental mood:
(+)
* Calm
* Slightly Aware
* Happy
* Slight euphoria
* feel very social prior to full onset of lunesta.
Negatives:
(-)
* Somewhat clumsy
* coordination lacking
* same negatives associated with any benzo or hyptnotic (if you consider them negative)
* HORRIBLE taste in mouth
I cant get rid of the taste in mouth, its there no matter what. especially the next day. This drug does not produce a 'warm fuzzy' feeling like opiates do. I would not suggest combining it with other downers or DXM (bad bad idea).
moral of the story:
when I 1st tkae it withint he hour I will feel tired. Fight it, as hours 2-3 are the most interesting and music sounds the best. Then I will sleep wonderflly for the entire night ,)
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It was summer, there was no work to do, I was bored. So, apparently, were my sister and some of her friends, as they decided to do pills. This was not the first time for 2 of those 3, but was for me. It took some courage to swallow the first half, but swallow it I did. I noticed no foul taste, possibly because I had been warned of such, and thus used water. Wow, I thought. I could die.
Well, half an hour or so later, nothing had happened to me. It was at this point we collectively decided to watch a film. As an important note, this entire experience took place in our parents' house; at this time, they were away. It was okay. My sister and one of her friends (all female) were alternatively dancing to music and hugging each other, as information received suggested would happen, but me and the friend who had not yet taken pills remained unaffected. At about an hour after I had taken the first half, I took a second, then resumed watching the film. About, I think, 10 minutes after that, something strange happened.
Now, I've only taken small amounts of cannabis and (larger amounts of) alcohol, so I'm hardly an experienced mindbendee; thus, it could be quite difficult to explain the precise experience. Anyhow, what seemed to happen was, my hand felt really, *really* light. I waved it around in front of me and, while there was no trail or noticeable visual effect, it *felt* truly incredible. As a test, I banged my head against the wall. I can't remember whether I didn't feel pain, or whether I did not interpret the pain as negative, but at any rate, it was similar to that experienced under the influence of alcohol. Well, that did it for me. I was, I realized, with the same awe I felt upon noticing my drunkeness the first time, Xstatic.
 I instantly ran out, noting with joy the speed and ease with which I traversed the house. Thereafter, I did what I hilariously thought of (at the time) as breakdancing, then got up, ran some more, and did push-up after push-up until my arms collapsed under the strain; no pain attended this collapse. Then, I remembered my sister and her friends, and rushed back to them.
I can easily describe the underlying feeling of MDMA (I strongly suspect that is indeed what was in the pills); it is the feeling of winning something that matters to you, yet without the guilt and 'dirty' pleasure that comes with knowing someone else lost to grant you this win. I can also remember the feeling of lightness that made moving so enjoyable, and can best describe it as lightness. But the empathy? That one's hard. I've heard it described as a feeling of a mystical connection to all of humanity; it wasn't that, I felt that it was totally natural that all humanity was precious, but that seemed not mystical. rather, self-evident to anyone with a shred of common sense. Nor was it accurate to say I felt a deep love of those around me. No, possibly it could best be rendered as a kind of camaraderie, an unspoken bond.
Here, we decided to watch Pulp Fiction. Strange choice, maybe, but we enjoyed it. I occasionally made trips to run around a bit, or drank from a bottle of water. The closest the others came to my obsession with movement was the odd bit of dancing. It was all fine and one of the best nights in my recent life. It had just got to my favourite part in the film (suffice it to say, it involves a moderate amount of violence), when it hit me.
It was like someone was draining my emotions from me. Moments before, I had been ecstatic as the samurai sword sliced on-screen, but now I felt empty. I mumbled something about not feeling too good, then went to watch TV. I felt a sudden feeling of depression, worse than I have ever felt before, or since. I didn't feel suicidal; rather, that I could decay on the spot and not care. This lasted several minutes. I suspect what caused it was coming down off the first half. Thank goodness I had taken the second half, for that kicked in and brought me back to a feeling resembling what I had felt before. However, the feeling this time was different. I had little desire to move, although it still seemed easier than normal. Rather, I had a great desire to talk to my sister and her friends, about all manner of strange and mundane subjects. Then, I did indeed feel exceptionally friendly with them, but nothing more.
Eventually, about 5 hours after I had done the first half, the feeling wore off, and I decided to go to bed. There, my spine felt odd. This I mentioned to my sister as she and her friends bade me goodnight, but she dismissed it, and other symptoms I was feeling, containing elements from all MDMA horror stories, as paranoia, as indeed it seemed to be. Eventually, I got to sleep, with no teeth gnashing. The morning after, I just wanted to do mundane things, to feel normal again. But I shall never forget that night.
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Dr. Robert Morris Sapolsky
Primatologist and Neuroendocrinologist
Born: April 6, 1957 - Brooklyn, NYNot Deceased
Background
Education
Professor Sapolsky, as a child he lived in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. He was inspired by visits to the Museum of Natural History in Manhattan. He attended John Dewey High School in Coney Island. He achieved A.B. Summa Cum Laude in biological anthropology at Harvard. He got a PhD in neuroendocrinology from Rockefeller University. He did research in Nairobi, Kenya.
Career
Dr. Sapolsky works as a professor at Stanford. He studies baboons in Africa. He’s published several books. He’s published research articles and journals. At Stanford he works in a lab. In Africa he works in the bush collecting baboon blood samples.
Contributions
Dr. Sapolsky discovered how some diseases are related to stress. He studies gene transferring that strengthens neurons. He identified stress in the baboons’ environment. The dominance hierarchy in baboons causes stress. The stress causes diseases in baboons like it does people. He also studied how the toxo parasite takes over rat brains.
Online Magazine Publications
Dude, Where’s My Frontal Cortex?
There’s a method to the madness of the teenage brain.
by Robert Sapolsky
illustration by John Hendrix
July 24, 2014
How Economic Inequality Inflicts Real Biological Harm
The growing gulf between rich and poor inflicts biological damage on bodies and brains
by Robert M. Sapolsky
November 1, 2018


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See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| IOStatistics |
IO Statistics.
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| IOStatisticsAggregator |
Interface exported by classes which support
aggregation of
IOStatistics . |
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DurationStatisticSummary |
Summary of duration tracking statistics
as extracted from an IOStatistics instance.
|
| IOStatisticsLogging |
Utility operations convert IO Statistics sources/instances
to strings, especially for robustly logging.
|
| IOStatisticsSnapshot |
Snapshot of statistics from a different source.
|
| IOStatisticsSupport |
Support for working with IOStatistics.
|
| MeanStatistic |
A mean statistic represented as the sum and the sample count;
the mean is calculated on demand.
|
| StoreStatisticNames |
Common statistic names for object store operations..
|
| StreamStatisticNames |
These are common statistic names.
|
This package defines two interfaces:
IOStatisticsSource
:
a source of statistic data, which can be retrieved
through a call to
IOStatisticsSource.getIOStatistics()
.
IOStatistics
the statistics retrieved
from a statistics source.
The retrieved statistics may be an immutable snapshot -in which case to get
updated statistics another call to
IOStatisticsSource.getIOStatistics()
must be made. Or they may be dynamic -in which case every time a specific
statistic is retrieved, the latest version is returned. Callers should assume
that if a statistics instance is dynamic, there is no atomicity when querying
multiple statistics. If the statistics source was a closeable object (e.g. a
stream), the statistics MUST remain valid after the stream is closed.
Use pattern:
An application probes an object (filesystem, stream etc) to see if it
implements IOStatisticsSource
, and, if it is,
calls getIOStatistics()
to get its statistics.
If this is non-null, the client has statistics on the current
state of the statistics.
The expectation is that a statistics source is dynamic: when a value is looked up the most recent values are returned. When iterating through the set, the values of the iterator SHOULD be frozen at the time the iterator was requested.
These statistics can be used to: log operations, profile applications, and make assertions about the state of the output.
The names of statistics are a matter of choice of the specific source.
However, StoreStatisticNames
contains a
set of names recommended for object store operations.
StreamStatisticNames
declares
recommended names for statistics provided for
input and output streams.
Utility classes:
IOStatisticsSupport
.
General support, including the ability to take a serializable
snapshot of the current state of an IOStatistics instance.
IOStatisticsLogging
.
Methods for robust/on-demand string conversion, designed
for use in logging statements and toString()
implementations.
IOStatisticsSnapshot
.
A static snaphot of statistics which can be marshalled via
java serialization or as JSON via jackson. It supports
aggregation, so can be used to generate aggregate statistics.
Implementors notes:
IOStatisticsSource
.
(i.e. not shared the way StorageStatistics are)
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These tests are performed only for multiplicity electronics and the tests depend on the type of multiplicity electronics. For circuits that donít use the fast accidental sampling technique, there must be exact agreement for the following three equations.
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These tests are performed at the end of each measurement cycle. If there is exact agreement, the tests pass; otherwise, an error message is generated and the cycle data are not further processed. Failure of the checksum tests indicates an electronic failure unless the multiplicity distributions have multiplicities above 127, in which case the checksum tests can be turned off to allow conventional coincidence counting with multiplicity electronics.
For multiplicity electroncis that use the fast accidental sampling technique [e.g., the Advanced Multiplicity Shift Register (AMSR)] , the accidental coincidence count test (number 3 above) is not done, the real-plus-accidental coincidence count test is done as shown in test number 2 above, and the singles count test is done using the following equation:
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| 接口 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| ContextParser<Context,T> |
Reads an object from a parser using some context.
|
| ObjectParser.NamedObjectParser<T,Context> |
Functional interface for instantiating and parsing named objects.
|
| ObjectParser.Parser<Value,Context> | |
| StatusToXContentObject |
Objects that can both render themselves in as json/yaml/etc and can provide a
RestStatus for their response. |
| ToXContent |
An interface allowing to transfer an object to "XContent" using an
XContentBuilder . |
| ToXContent.Params | |
| ToXContentFragment |
An interface allowing to transfer an object to "XContent" using an
XContentBuilder . |
| ToXContentObject |
An interface allowing to transfer an object to "XContent" using an
XContentBuilder . |
| XContent |
A generic abstraction on top of handling content, inspired by JSON and pull parsing.
|
| XContentGenerator | |
| XContentParser |
Interface for pull - parsing
XContent see XContentType for supported types. |
| 类 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| AbstractObjectParser<Value,Context> |
Superclass for
ObjectParser and ConstructingObjectParser . |
| ConstructingObjectParser<Value,Context> |
Like
ObjectParser but works with objects that have constructors whose arguments are mixed in with its other settings. |
| NamedXContentRegistry | |
| NamedXContentRegistry.Entry |
An entry in the NamedXContentRegistry containing the name of the object and the parser that can parse it.
|
| ObjectParser<Value,Context> |
A declarative, stateless parser that turns XContent into setter calls.
|
| ParseFieldRegistry<T> |
Registry for looking things up using ParseField semantics.
|
| ToXContent.DelegatingMapParams | |
| ToXContent.MapParams | |
| XContentBuilder |
A utility to build XContent (ie json).
|
| XContentFactory |
A one stop to use
XContent and XContentBuilder . |
| XContentHelper | |
| XContentLocation |
Simple data structure representing the line and column number of a position
in some XContent e.g.
|
| XContentParserUtils |
A set of static methods to get
XContentParser.Token from XContentParser
while checking for their types and throw ParsingException if needed. |
| 枚举 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| ObjectParser.ValueType | |
| XContentParser.NumberType | |
| XContentParser.Token | |
| XContentType |
The content type of
XContent . |
| 异常错误 | 说明 |
|---|---|
| NamedXContentRegistry.UnknownNamedObjectException |
Thrown when
NamedXContentRegistry.parseNamedObject(Class, String, XContentParser, Object) is called with an unregistered
name. |


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“I am no bird; and no net ensnares me: I am a free human being with an independent will.”
∽Charlotte Brontë, Jane Eyre
Contact me:
Resume
I am a freshman with junior status at Eastern Washington University. I was in the Running Start Program and earned an Associates of Arts and Science degree along with my high school diploma my last two years of High School. I am currently working on a bachelor's in Public Relations with a double minor in English and Journalism. I want to combine my passions and degrees after college and work for a non-profit organization.
My junior and senior years of high school I was awarded the Youth United Varsity Letter in Community Service. Since May of 2013, I have volunteered with a non-profit organization known as ONE. ONE works to end extreme
poverty and preventable disease through grassroots advocacy. I was the secretary of the Wenatchee Valley College ONE chapter for a year, before becoming the president. Last March, I flew to Washington D.C. to attend the ONE Power Summit where I lobbied
congress to increase spending for life-saving programs like GAVI, PEPEFAR, and the Global Fund.
Education
Eastern Washington University, Cheney, WA
Graduation June 2017
Public Relations | Bachelor's
English | Minor
Journalism | Minor
Leadership | Certificate
Wenatchee Valley College, Wenatchee, WA
Graduated June 2015
Associates of Arts and Science
Washington State High School Diploma
Skills
Photography
Writing
Web Design
Planning/Organizing
Leadership
Volunteer Experience/Awards
- Youth United Community Service Varsity letter (2013-2014, 2014-2015)
- Wenatchee Valley ONE Chapter President (2014-2015)
- Wenatchee Valley ONE Chapter Secretary (2013-2014)
- Boy Scouts of America (various 2012-2014)
Job Experience
Courtesy Clerk | Summer 2015
Safeway, Wenatchee, WA
- Assisted customers with retrieving itmes
- Assisted other employees
- Kept the store clean
Child Care | Summer 2014, Summer 2015
Wenatchee, WA
- Prepared meals and cleaned
- Read to children and engaged in various educational and fun activities/crafts
- Maintained a child-friendly, safe environment
- Escorted/Transported children on outings
Portfolio


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# ngHtmlBuilder
ngHtmlBuilder is AngularJS module for HTML templating.
It is similar to transclude feature except that all necessary for template information is placed directly in HTML.
The module defines four new directives:
* `ng-template` - Defines a template in HTML;
* `ng-clone` - Instantiates HTML element from the template;
* `ng-use` - Puts HTML elements given when cloning inside the template;
* `ng-include-once` - Adds HTML from given source (but only if not added before).
## Usage
In order to use ngHtmlBuilder module it must be added after Angular link.
Like this (URLs must be corrected accordingly):
## Examples
### Simple example
First, template must be defined.
example
The template must have `ng-template` class assigned (it's removed during cloning)
and may have it's own unique ID (it's suffixed with random string during cloning).
Then, the template may be instantiated anywhere, as many times is needed.
Element `ng-clone` is replaced (entirely) by selected template.
Selection is made by `ng-selector` attribute, where proper selector should be given
(in order to find proper template). Search is done in `document` context
(first occurrence).
### String parameters
In the template a string parameter may be used.
$test$
The name of the parameter (here `$test$`) must have dollar sign
at the beginning and at the end.
Each occurrence of the name of such parameter will be replaced
with value during cloning (only if value is given).
A value can be provided as attribute of `ng-clone` element with the same name.
If the value is not provided in `ng-clone` element it won't be replaced.
To solve this problem a default value may be provided in the template element.
It has to be an attribute of top most template element with the same name.
$test$
### Input elements
The template may use an HTML element that is provided during cloning.
In such case `ng-use` directive must be placed in template.
When template is cloned `ng-clone` may have child elements.
In this context `ng-use` directive searches
for elements that will replace it.
Selector from `ng-selector` attribute is used for this purpose.
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If no input HTML elements was found during cloning, default content will be used.
The default content may be provided in `ng-use` element.
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### Include HTML
Templates may be defined in different files and then included to the main HTML.
In order to do that `ng-include-once` directive must be used.
HTML source included this way is checked if has been loaded already.
If so, the include is omitted.


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Sonic's Movie Redesign Reportedly Cost Paramount Less Than $5 Million
Not the rumoured $35 million
by Liam DoolanWhen the Sonic movie director Jeff Fowler announced the blue blur would receive a makeover, it admittedly left us wondering how much it was going to cost Paramount Pictures, financially. There was a tweet that went viral, suggesting the redesign would cost $35 million – increasing the film's total budget to $125 million, but apparently that's not the correct figure.
According to IndieWire, a source "close to production" estimated Sonic's new look cost Paramount less than $5 million. When the decision was originally made to rework the iconic character's design and delay the film, VFX work on the film was apparently still "far from" complete. The only Sonic VFX believed to have been finished at this point was the footage on display in the original trailer, released on 30th April this year.
The same source goes onto explain how the redesign was not as expensive as most believed and said any rumours about the VFX team suffering during this period were simply not true. The latest reworked trailer, which featured Sonic's redesign, was dropped earlier this month on 12th November and widely praised by fans and critics alike. The movie is due out in cinemas on Valentine's Day next year.
[via nintendowire.com]


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LISBON STORY (director/writer: Wim Wenders; cinematographer: Liza Rinzler; cast: Rudiger Vogler (Phillip Winter), Patrick Bauchau (Friedrich Monroe), Vasco Sequeira (Truck Driver), Teresa Salgueiro (herself), Manoel de Oliveira (himself), 1994-Ger/Port)
Reviewed by Dennis Schwartz
Phillip Winter (Vogler) plays a soundman who travels by car to Lisbon to work on a silent film of the director Friedrich Monroe (Bauchau). Because of car problems he arrives late and Monroe can't be found. Phillip takes it on himself to continue working on the film, while falling in love with a sensual singer (Teresa), who is the lead singer for the group Madredeus. He then goes touring Lisbon with some of the kids working on Monroe's film. The kids fool around with their cameras, taking pictures of everything that catches their fancy, as he starts putting together the director's unfinished work, while he makes himself at home in the director's unique apartment. While Winter is cruising Lisbon in search of sounds to match Friedrich's abandoned images, the film creates the urban portrait of Lisbon that he believes Monroe's film calls for.
One thing becomes apparent, Wenders has very little feel for comedy, all his efforts to evoke Buster Keaton type comedic skits fall flat. The film rambles pointlessly on-- and when he catches up with Bauchau, these scenes of dialogue get pretentious, as if they were trying to say something heavy about images and the making of movies, but are really saying very little.
What was praiseworthy about the film, was the singer, Teresa Salgueiro (herself), and the moody songs she sang, she reminded me of a Greek rebetika singer, singing her heart out. The sensual Portuguese sound of a musical group called Madredeus, becomes the crux and the life-force of the film.
The travelogue tour of Lisbon, a city that is easy to look at because of its beautiful colors and tranquil streets, should come as no surprise, since this commercial film was sponsored by the city, as a way of boosting tourism. Wenders contrasts the splendid structures of the old city with the more modern Lisbon, not taking sides which one he likes better.
The great Portugese filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira makes a cameo to deliver a sermon on films, asking, "What use is the universe?" A profound question for this lightweight travelogue to probe, as this conversation seems forced, not happening with the mood of the film; nevertheless, some good ideas about the values of the older films are discussed here, the main point being that we need artists so that they can imitate God.
I just didn't see much of a story in this somewhat diverting travelogue about Lisbon, that would compel me to find this semi-documentary as anything but a mildly interesting travelogue.
REVIEWED ON 10/10/98 GRADE: C-
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This is the second post in a series reviewing recent progress in designing artificial neural networks (NNs) that resemble natural...Understanding optimization in deep learning by analyzing trajectories of gradient descent
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In the last few years, deep learning practitioners have proposed a litany of different sequence models. Although recurrent neural networks...Deep-learning-free Text and Sentence Embedding, Part 2
This post continues Sanjeev’s post and describes further attempts to construct elementary and interpretable text embeddings. The previous post described...Deep-learning-free Text and Sentence Embedding, Part 1
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Sigrid at 3Arena, Dublin: Everything you need to know
Stage times, setlist, tickets information and more for the Norwegian pop queen’s Dublin concert on Friday
One of life’s pleasures in music is to see an artist you really admire graduate from venue to venue, each one bigger than the previous one they performed in, and then finally make boom-bam-bosh big time without losing a shred of what made you love them in the first place.
Norwegian songwriter Sigrid must have played Ireland 10 times in the past two years, and not once have we witnessed a poor gig. The music is a mirror image of the artist: unpretentious but dynamic. Songs will be mostly from this year’s debut album, Sucker Punch, but we’re guessing the next batch of songs are already written, so expect a few new ones, too. Advice?  – Tony Clayton-Lea
When and where are the gigs?
On Friday evening, at 3Arena in Dublin.
Who’s the support act?
Special guests are north London electropop duo Ider, whose debut album Emotional Education gained widespread praise, and Moyka, a fellow Norwegian popster who released her debut EP, Circles, last month.
What time should I arrive?
Doors open at 6.30pm. The stage times are:
7pm: Moyka
8pm: Ider
9pm: Sigrid
How do I get there – and home again?
Parking is available in the Point Village car park (you can book through Ticketmaster for €13.85), but better to leave the car at home and use the Luas – get off at the final stop of the red line, the Point. There are usually extra trams on show nights because of the increased demand. The last Luas is scheduled to leave the Point at 12.30am on Saturday.
What will Sigrid play?
Here is the setlist from her concert in Drammen, Norway, on November 1st:
- Sucker Punch
- In Vain
- Schedules
- Plot Twist
- Business Dinners
- Sight of You
- Don’t Kill My Vibe
- Level Up
- Go to War
- High Five
- Mine Right Now
- Dynamite
- Basic
- Never Mine
- Strangers
- Don’t Feel Like Crying
Are there any tickets left?
There is limited availability on Ticketmaster. Concertgoers are advised buy tickets from accredited sources only.
What’s the security?
All bags will be searched at the door. Bottles, cans, selfie sticks, large umbrellas, iPads and other tablets, video cameras, professional cameras, audio recorders, GoPros, large posters (A3 or bigger), large flags on poles, belt chains and laser pointers are prohibited, along with anything that could be seen as a weapon. Large bags, backpacks and suitcases aren’t allowed into the arena, and there are no cloakroom facilities. With all this in mind, best to pack light and just bring what you need.
Under 16s must be accompanied by a parent/guardian. The standing area is strictly over 14s.
Can I take photographs?
No cameras or recording devices will be allowed into the arena, but you can bring and use your smartphone for photos and videos.
Accessibility
For special needs, please check the venue information page for details of facilities and companion tickets. Should you require further information please call the Special Needs Hotline:<PHONE_NUMBER> (Rep of Ireland);<PHONE_NUMBER>6 (Northern Ireland & UK); 00353 818 903 001 (International)


Chapter 9 BIOL 1001: LABORATORY 2
BIOLOGICAL DATA WITH COMPUTERS
PURPOSE
- To familiarize with R Studio
- To learn how to record data in electronic format
- To learn how to write hypotheses as equations
- To learn how to choose the appropriate visualizations
- To learn how to make graphs using R Studio
Before coming to the laboratory:
If you wish to use your own laptop, then install
R
andRStudio
. For instructions see Chapter 2.Before coming to the laboratory read:
In the quant guide:
- Sections
In the printed lab manual:
- Appendix II: Something or other
EXERCISE 1. Intro to RStudio
Maybe borrow a little exercise from software carpentary. Nothing to hand in/assess?
EXERCISE 2. Entering data
We will use data from a research paper that investigated whether plants were able to respond to stress cues emitted from their drought-stressed neighbours (Falik et al. 2011). The research team used Pisum sativum plants in an experimental setup that allowed them to connect the plants’ root systems. One plant in the central position of a row was subjected to osmotic stress, while neighbouring plants remained unstressed on both sides. Plants on one side of the stressed plant shared roots with others in the group but did not share roots with the stressed plant; these were the control group. On the other side, the stressed plant shared its roots with its nearest unstressed neighbour, and all the other plants shared their roots with their nearest neighbour (See Figure 9.1).
Stress was quantified fifteen minutes after the induction of drought by measuring the width of the stomatal openings on the leaves of the plants. The results of this experiment are as follows:
## Warning: package 'knitr' was built under R version 3.5.2
| type | plant | width |
|---|---|---|
| control | 1 | 12.109661 |
| control | 2 | 11.608355 |
| control | 3 | 9.446475 |
| control | 4 | 9.697128 |
| control | 5 | 10.840731 |
| control | 6 | 10.746736 |
| control | 7 | 10.605744 |
| control | 8 | 11.780679 |
| control | 9 | 11.608355 |
| control | 10 | 11.686684 |
| control | 11 | 11.874674 |
| 15min | 1 | 11.577023 |
| 15min | 2 | 10.903394 |
| 15min | 3 | 12.093995 |
| 15min | 4 | 11.013055 |
| 15min | 5 | 11.483029 |
| 15min | 6 | 7.221932 |
| 15min | 7 | 7.973890 |
| 15min | 8 | 7.080940 |
| 15min | 9 | 8.772846 |
| 15min | 10 | 9.838120 |
| 15min | 11 | 11.639687 |
Questions
Follow the instructions in Chapter 6 and enter the data into
R
and then save the data as a .csv. Submit your .csv file to theBiology Data Repository
Brightspace.Follow the instructions in Chapter 5 and write metadata for the data that you saved in .csv formate. Submit your metadata to the
Biology Data Repository
Brightspace.Looking at the dataset, can you tell how many treatments were applied in the experiment? How many plants were used for each treatment?
What is the smallest stomatal width measured? What is the largest?
EXERCISE 3. Discrete independent variable
Questions
Follow the instructions in Chapter 7. Replicate the figure from the Campbell textbook (bar plot). Export your bar graph as a .pdf and insert it into Microsoft Word (or similar software). Add a caption to your bar plot. Print your graph to hand in with your lab report.
In the bar graph, what can you tell about the stomatal openings of the treatment plant vs. the control plants? Is it consistent across all the individual plants?
Follow the instructions in Chapter 7, re-plot the data from EXERCISE 1 as a boxplot. Export your boxplot as a .pdf and insert it into Microsoft Word (or similar software). Add a caption to your boxplot.
Label the following on the boxplot: mean, 25% and 75% quantiles, 95% confidence limits, outliers. It is acceptible to write these labels in with pen or pencil.
What does the boxplot tell you about the differences between the treatment plants (plants 6-11) vs. the control plants that the treatment plant does not?
Why do you think a scientist might choose to represent these data one way over another?
Write the hypothesis as an equation
Questions
- Follow the instructions in Chapter 8. Write a hypothesis, prediction, and equation for these data.
EXERCISE 4. Continuous independent variable
Make a graph
For some continous data that we will provide as a .csv. Use the
Import DataSet
button and import the data.Follow the instructions in Chapter 7, to make a scatterplot for these data.
Follow the instructions in Chapter 7, to make a line graphs for these data. Export your line graph as a .pdf and insert it into Microsoft Word (or similar software). Write a figure caption. Print your graph and hand it in with your lab report for this week.
Follow the instructions in Chapter 8. Write a hypothesis, prediction, and equation for these data.


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I am a software developer turned technical writer with a background in web, database, and GIS technologies.
Raised near D.C., most of my career and work has been with government contractors. I take pride in being able to navigate that kind of professional environment to offer simple and effective solutions for complex problems. I now use those skills to serve the private sector, providing the same level of expertise to a broader market.
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- Cartography Showcase: See maps I've created.
- Cyclomedia Integrations Repository: I spent some time improving Cyclomedia's API integrations for their street-level panorama viewer. This leads to the ArcGIS Online widget, but I was also involved with their ArcGIS Pro and ArcMap add-ins.
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