PUL GitHub Issues
2021-05-07
#182 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
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2021-05-07 10:52:53
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#25 configure hold slip
Creator:
regineheberlein
Created:
2021-05-07 15:15:00
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Open
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by None at 2021-05-07 15:15:07.
#26 Configure Receiving Slip Letter
Creator:
mzelesky
Created:
2021-05-07 17:38:33
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Open
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by None at 2021-05-07 17:41:45.
#709 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
Created:
2021-05-07 13:22:20
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#11 need call-number-only label transformation
Creator:
regineheberlein
Created:
2021-05-06 19:37:38
Status:
Open
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#12 merge containers on indicator value (one-time post-migration cleanup)
Creator:
regineheberlein
Created:
2021-05-07 22:39:39
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Open
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by None at 2021-05-07 22:39:39.
review_requested
by None at 2021-05-07 22:39:39.
#1304 SCSB boundwiths fetched from Alma do not have holdings in the correct format
Creator:
Eliot Jordan
Created:
2021-05-07 15:56:29
Status:
Open
#1303 Process SCSB Boundwith Records
Creator:
Eliot Jordan
Created:
2021-05-06 20:24:40
Status:
Open
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ready_for_review
by Eliot Jordan at 2021-05-07 15:50:19.
#1299 Availability endpoint and temp locations
Creator:
Hector Correa
Created:
2021-05-04 15:23:17
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Closed
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review_requested
by Hector Correa at 2021-05-07 17:08:06.
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by None at 2021-05-07 19:14:01.
merged
by None at 2021-05-07 19:14:01.
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#905 [Do not merge] Alma Migration
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2020-12-01 20:18:55
Status:
Open
(pull request )
#1190 Add `temp_loc` to bibliographic/[:id]/availability.json endpoint
Creator:
Eliot Jordan
Created:
2021-03-31 18:06:11
Status:
Closed
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closed
by None at 2021-05-07 19:18:24.
#1301 Update holding locations using the new remote_storage attribute from the locations gem
Creator:
Christina Chortaria
Created:
2021-05-04 17:27:30
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Closed
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closed
by Christina Chortaria at 2021-05-07 19:25:49.
#901 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
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2021-05-07 20:28:42
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#337 Add thesis sql script to documentation
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-05-07 13:24:23
Status:
Open
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#313 Generate a statistics report for senior theses 2020
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-04-08 14:48:17
Status:
Open
#338 Add mailhog documentation
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-05-07 14:05:48
Status:
Open
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mentioned
by James R. Griffin III at 2021-05-07 14:05:48.
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#339 Shift latest PRDS metadata to dataspace
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-05-07 15:04:42
Status:
Open
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by Kevin McElwee at 2021-05-07 15:04:42.
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by Kevin McElwee at 2021-05-07 15:04:42.
renamed
by Kevin McElwee at 2021-05-07 15:05:06.
#329 Shift dataspace sftp server away from OIT infrastructure
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-04-22 17:51:10
Status:
Open
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#152 Language of password reset
Creator:
Francis Kayiwa
Created:
2020-08-20 18:12:17
Status:
Open
Comments:
#31 Update scraper to reflect new PPPL structure in Dataspace
Creator:
Kevin McElwee
Created:
2021-05-07 17:47:19
Status:
Open
Events:
assigned
by Kate Lynch at 2021-05-07 19:32:08.
#4502 Bump handlebars from 4.5.3 to 4.7.7 in /cloud_fixity
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Created:
2021-05-07 11:55:10
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#4503 Bump handlebars from 4.7.3 to 4.7.7
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Created:
2021-05-07 18:19:54
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#4452 Add Phoenix Application to generate collection manifests
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2021-03-26 19:15:41
Status:
Open
#4504 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
Created:
2021-05-07 21:14:48
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#296 Reindex LAE
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2020-11-18 18:18:15
Status:
Closed
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closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 17:52:40.
moved_columns_in_project
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 17:52:41.
#142 Incorporating the Voucher feed for Finance
Creator:
carolyncole
Created:
2021-04-22 15:21:18
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Open
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head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-05-07 12:32:45.
head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-05-07 15:34:35.
head_ref_force_pushed
by None at 2021-05-07 19:18:52.
#367 Bump handlebars from 4.5.3 to 4.7.7
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dependabot[bot]
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2021-05-07 14:28:54
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#368 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
Created:
2021-05-07 18:14:28
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#26 Self-registration is not working
Creator:
Bess Sadler
Created:
2021-05-06 20:41:53
Status:
Closed
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closed
by Bess Sadler at 2021-05-07 15:21:38.
#2364 Fully enable lando and remove solr wrapper
Creator:
Eliot Jordan
Created:
2021-03-09 22:54:28
Status:
Open
#2407 ILLIad mapping fix for help me get option.
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2021-04-08 23:39:44
Status:
Closed
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head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-07 19:29:58.
#2353 Update campus authorization message.
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2021-02-03 02:26:07
Status:
Closed
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head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-07 19:30:00.
#2289 Update handling of reading room requests on records with multiple holdings
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2020-10-01 18:45:55
Status:
Closed
(pull request )
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head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-07 19:30:02.
#1966 [WIP Don Not Merge] - Requests Updates Due to Campus Closure
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2020-03-18 17:36:23
Status:
Closed
(pull request )
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head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-07 19:30:03.
#1767 Do Not Merge - temporary fix for networking issues for proxy resolver.
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2019-08-13 13:21:50
Status:
Closed
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head_ref_deleted
by Kevin Reiss at 2021-05-07 19:30:34.
#2202 unbreak the percona_db role
Creator:
Francis Kayiwa
Created:
2021-04-13 19:45:10
Status:
Closed
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closed
by Francis Kayiwa at 2021-05-07 16:03:50.
#2224 Setup SFTP server for ProQuest dissertation downloads
Creator:
Bess Sadler
Created:
2021-04-22 20:29:49
Status:
Open
#1176 Remove missing module references from system table
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2016-08-04 16:11:23
Status:
Closed
Events:
closed
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-05-06 22:39:55.
#1729 Bump grunt from 0.4.2 to 1.3.0 in /sites/all/themes/omega/ohm
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dependabot[bot]
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2021-05-07 11:45:50
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#1730 Bump grunt from 0.4.2 to 1.3.0 in /sites/all/themes/omega/omega
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dependabot[bot]
Created:
2021-05-07 11:47:33
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#1483 Mendel valva collection node page adjustments
Creator:
Axa Mei Liauw
Created:
2019-06-07 20:09:02
Status:
Open
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referenced
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-05-06 23:57:47.
assigned
by Axa Mei Liauw at 2021-05-07 12:55:26.
#813 PACSCL paths need to end in .xml
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2021-05-07 18:50:35
Status:
Open
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assigned
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 18:50:36.
referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 18:50:45.
referenced
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 19:11:56.
#814 Add redirect paths for PACSCL xml paths.
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2021-05-07 18:50:54
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closed
by Trey Pendragon at 2021-05-07 18:59:31.
#815 Special renderer for PACSCL
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2021-05-07 19:12:01
Status:
Open
(pull request )
#806 Ampersands in scopecontent are escaped out of ASpace, but not unescaped at index time.
Creator:
Trey Pendragon
Created:
2021-04-27 20:42:39
Status:
Open
Comments:
#930 Bump url-parse from 1.4.7 to 1.5.1
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dependabot[bot]
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2021-05-07 20:27:49
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#921 Update All System ID and Mfhd params in the test suite
Creator:
Kevin Reiss
Created:
2021-05-06 13:45:17
Status:
Open
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assigned
by Shaun Ellis at 2021-05-07 19:18:37.
#658 Bump grunt from 0.4.2 to 1.3.0 in /sites/all/themes/omega/omega
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2021-05-07 11:45:12
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#659 Bump grunt from 0.4.2 to 1.3.0 in /sites/all/themes/omega/ohm
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2021-05-07 11:47:06
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Acording to my reserch scientists continue to develop new ways to modernize power plants,generate cleaners,electricity,and burn less gasoline while we drive.
One of my team mates talked to a PHD Earth Science and is named Hanna and she wrote a article in her college newspaper and wrote about Global Warming.Then later people started to thank her because people have witen about it but have ignored them then she wrote about it aging then people realize that it was really a big problem.


@import models.web.Institution
@(institutionList: List[Institution])
@admin_main("All Institution | Admin Panel"){
@if(flash.containsKey("institutiondeletesuccess")){
@flash.get("institutiondeletesuccess")
}
@if(flash.containsKey("institutiondeleteerror")){
@flash.get("institutiondeleteerror")
}
@if(institutionList.isEmpty){
No institution were found
}else{
Add new institution
| Institution Name |
Category |
Town |
Edit |
Delete |
View Details |
| Institution Name |
Category |
Town |
Edit |
Delete |
View Details |
@for(institution <- institutionList){
| @institution.institution_name |
@institution.institutionCategory.institution_category_name |
@institution.institution_nearest_town |
|
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}
}
}


#
# Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
# contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with
# this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
# The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
# (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
# the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
"""Simple utility PTransforms.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from apache_beam.transforms.core import CombinePerKey
from apache_beam.transforms.core import Flatten
from apache_beam.transforms.core import GroupByKey
from apache_beam.transforms.core import Map
from apache_beam.transforms.ptransform import PTransform
from apache_beam.transforms.ptransform import ptransform_fn
__all__ = [
'CoGroupByKey',
'Keys',
'KvSwap',
'RemoveDuplicates',
'Values',
]
[docs]class CoGroupByKey(PTransform):
"""Groups results across several PCollections by key.
Given an input dict mapping serializable keys (called "tags") to 0 or more
PCollections of (key, value) tuples, e.g.::
{'pc1': pcoll1, 'pc2': pcoll2, 33333: pcoll3}
creates a single output PCollection of (key, value) tuples whose keys are the
unique input keys from all inputs, and whose values are dicts mapping each
tag to an iterable of whatever values were under the key in the corresponding
PCollection::
('some key', {'pc1': ['value 1 under "some key" in pcoll1',
'value 2 under "some key" in pcoll1'],
'pc2': [],
33333: ['only value under "some key" in pcoll3']})
Note that pcoll2 had no values associated with "some key".
CoGroupByKey also works for tuples, lists, or other flat iterables of
PCollections, in which case the values of the resulting PCollections
will be tuples whose nth value is the list of values from the nth
PCollection---conceptually, the "tags" are the indices into the input.
Thus, for this input::
(pcoll1, pcoll2, pcoll3)
the output PCollection's value for "some key" is::
('some key', (['value 1 under "some key" in pcoll1',
'value 2 under "some key" in pcoll1'],
[],
['only value under "some key" in pcoll3']))
Args:
label: name of this transform instance. Useful while monitoring and
debugging a pipeline execution.
**kwargs: Accepts a single named argument "pipeline", which specifies the
pipeline that "owns" this PTransform. Ordinarily CoGroupByKey can obtain
this information from one of the input PCollections, but if there are none
(or if there's a chance there may be none), this argument is the only way
to provide pipeline information, and should be considered mandatory.
"""
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
super(CoGroupByKey, self).__init__()
self.pipeline = kwargs.pop('pipeline', None)
if kwargs:
raise ValueError('Unexpected keyword arguments: %s' % kwargs.keys())
def _extract_input_pvalues(self, pvalueish):
try:
# If this works, it's a dict.
return pvalueish, tuple(pvalueish.viewvalues())
except AttributeError:
pcolls = tuple(pvalueish)
return pcolls, pcolls
[docs] def expand(self, pcolls):
"""Performs CoGroupByKey on argument pcolls; see class docstring."""
# For associating values in K-V pairs with the PCollections they came from.
def _pair_tag_with_value((key, value), tag):
return (key, (tag, value))
# Creates the key, value pairs for the output PCollection. Values are either
# lists or dicts (per the class docstring), initialized by the result of
# result_ctor(result_ctor_arg).
def _merge_tagged_vals_under_key((key, grouped), result_ctor,
result_ctor_arg):
result_value = result_ctor(result_ctor_arg)
for tag, value in grouped:
result_value[tag].append(value)
return (key, result_value)
try:
# If pcolls is a dict, we turn it into (tag, pcoll) pairs for use in the
# general-purpose code below. The result value constructor creates dicts
# whose keys are the tags.
result_ctor_arg = pcolls.keys()
result_ctor = lambda tags: dict((tag, []) for tag in tags)
pcolls = pcolls.items()
except AttributeError:
# Otherwise, pcolls is a list/tuple, so we turn it into (index, pcoll)
# pairs. The result value constructor makes tuples with len(pcolls) slots.
pcolls = list(enumerate(pcolls))
result_ctor_arg = len(pcolls)
result_ctor = lambda size: tuple([] for _ in xrange(size))
# Check input PCollections for PCollection-ness, and that they all belong
# to the same pipeline.
for _, pcoll in pcolls:
self._check_pcollection(pcoll)
if self.pipeline:
assert pcoll.pipeline == self.pipeline
return ([pcoll | 'pair_with_%s' % tag >> Map(_pair_tag_with_value, tag)
for tag, pcoll in pcolls]
| Flatten(pipeline=self.pipeline)
| GroupByKey()
| Map(_merge_tagged_vals_under_key, result_ctor, result_ctor_arg))
[docs]def Keys(label='Keys'): # pylint: disable=invalid-name
"""Produces a PCollection of first elements of 2-tuples in a PCollection."""
return label >> Map(lambda (k, v): k)
[docs]def Values(label='Values'): # pylint: disable=invalid-name
"""Produces a PCollection of second elements of 2-tuples in a PCollection."""
return label >> Map(lambda (k, v): v)
[docs]def KvSwap(label='KvSwap'): # pylint: disable=invalid-name
"""Produces a PCollection reversing 2-tuples in a PCollection."""
return label >> Map(lambda (k, v): (v, k))
@ptransform_fn
def RemoveDuplicates(pcoll): # pylint: disable=invalid-name
"""Produces a PCollection containing the unique elements of a PCollection."""
return (pcoll
| 'ToPairs' >> Map(lambda v: (v, None))
| 'Group' >> CombinePerKey(lambda vs: None)
| 'RemoveDuplicates' >> Keys())


First, the introduction of Metrics
- Based on netflix spectator
- Foundation-metrics loads all MetricsInitializer implementations via the SPI mechanism. Implementers can use the getOrder in the MetricsInitializer to plan the execution order. The smaller the order number, the earlier it will be executed.
- Metrics-core implements 3 types of MetricsInitializer:
- DefaultRegistryInitializer: Instantiate and register spectator-reg-servo, set a smaller order, and ensure that it is executed before the following two types of MetricsInitializer
- Meters Initializer: Statistics of data such as TPS, delay, thread pool, jvm resources, etc.
- Publisher: Output statistics, built-in log output, and output via RESTful interface
- Metrics-prometheus provides the ability to interface with prometheus
Second, how to use.
1.Maven dependence.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>metrics-core</artifactId>
</dependency>
If integrate with prometheus, also need to add dependencies.
<dependency>
<groupId>org.apache.servicecomb</groupId>
<artifactId>metrics-prometheus</artifactId>
</dependency>
Note: Please change the version field to the actual version number; if the version number has been declared in the dependencyManagement, then you do not have to write the version number here
2. Configuration instructions
| Configuration Item | Default | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| servicecomb.metrics.window_time | 60000 | Statistical period, in milliseconds TPS, delay, etc. Periodic data, updated once per cycle, the value obtained in the cycle, actually the value of the previous cycle |
| servicecomb.metrics .invocation.latencyDistribution |
The latency distribution time period definition in milliseconds for example:0,1,10,100,1000 indicates that the following latency scopes are defined: [0, 1),[1, 10),[10, 100),[100, 1000),[1000, ) |
|
| servicecomb.metrics .Consumer.invocation.slow.enabled |
false | Whether to enable slow call detection on the Consumer side Level 4 priority definitions can be supported by adding the suffix .${service}.${schema}.${operation} |
| servicecomb.metrics .Consumer.invocation.slow.msTime |
1000 | If the latency exceeds the configured value, the log will be output immediately, and the time consumption information of the stage called this time will be recorded. Level 4 priority definitions can be supported by adding the suffix .${service}.${schema}.${operation} |
| servicecomb.metrics .Provider.invocation.slow.enabled |
false | Whether to enable slow call detection on the Provider side Level 4 priority definitions can be supported by adding the suffix .${service}.${schema}.${operation} |
| servicecomb.metrics .Provider.invocation.slow.msTime |
1000 | If the latency exceeds the configured value, the log will be output immediately, and the time consumption information of the stage called this time will be recorded. Level 4 priority definitions can be supported by adding the suffix .${service}.${schema}.${operation} |
| servicecomb.metrics .prometheus.address |
<IP_ADDRESS>:9696 | prometheus listen address |
| servicecomb.metrics.publisher.defaultLog .enabled |
false | Whether to output the default statistics log |
| servicecomb.metrics.publisher.defaultLog .endpoints.client.detail.enabled |
false | Whether to output each client endpoint statistics log, because it is related to the target ip:port number, there may be a lot of data, so the default is not output |
3. Slow call detection
After slow call detection is enabled, if there is a slow call, the corresponding log will be output immediately:
2019-04-02 23:01:09,103\[WARN]\[pool-7-thread-74]\[5ca37935c00ff2c7-350076] - slow(40 ms) invocation, CONSUMER highway perf1.impl.syncQuery
http method: GET
url : /v1/syncQuery/{id}/
server : highway://<IP_ADDRESS>:7070?login=true
status code: 200
total : 50.760 ms
prepare : 0.0 ms
handlers request : 0.0 ms
client filters request : 0.0 ms
send request : 0.5 ms
get connection : 0.0 ms
write to buf : 0.5 ms
wait response : 50.727 ms
wake consumer : 0.23 ms
client filters response: 0.2 ms
handlers response : 0.0 ms (SlowInvocationLogger.java:121)
Where 5ca37935c00ff2c7-350076 is the structure of ${traceId}-${invocationId}, referenced by %marker in the output format of log4j2 or logback
4. Access via RESTful
As long as the microservices open the rest port, use a browser to access http://ip:port/metrics. will get json data in the following format:
{
"servicecomb.vertx.endpoints(address=<IP_ADDRESS>:7070,statistic=connectCount,type=client)": 0.0,
"servicecomb.vertx.endpoints(address=<IP_ADDRESS>:7070,statistic=disconnectCount,type=client)": 0.0,
"servicecomb.vertx.endpoints(address=<IP_ADDRESS>:7070,statistic=connections,type=client)": 1.0,
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}
Third, the summary of statistical items
1. CPU
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| os | type | cpu | System CPU usage in the current period, Solaris mode |
| processCpu | Microservice process CPU usage in the current period, IRIX mode processCpu divided by cpu is equal to the number of system CPUs |
2. NET
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| os | type | net | |
| statistic | send | Average number of bytes sent per second during the current period (Bps) | |
| receive | Average number of bytes received per second during the current period (Bps) | ||
| sendPackets | Average number of packets sent per second (pps) during the current period | ||
| receivePackets | Average number of packets received per second (pps) during the current period | ||
| interface | net dev name |
3. vertx client endpoints
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .vertx .endpoints |
type | client | |
| address | ${ip}:${port} | server ip:port | |
| statistic | connectCount | Number of connections have been initiated in the current period | |
| disconnectCount | Number of disconnections in the current period | ||
| queueCount | The number of requests in the http connection pool that are waiting to get a connection | ||
| connections | Current connection number | ||
| bytesRead | Average number of bytes received per second during the current period (Bps) Business layer statistics, relative to the data obtained from the network card, the data here does not include the size of the header For http messages, does not include http header size |
||
| bytesWritten | Average number of bytes sent per second during the current period (Bps) Business layer statistics, relative to the data obtained from the network card, the data here does not include the size of the header For http messages, does not include http header size |
4. vertx server endpoints
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .vertx .endpoints |
type | server | |
| address | ${ip}:${port} | listen ip:port | |
| statistic | connectCount | Number of connections are connected in the current period | |
| disconnectCount | Number of disconnections in the current period | ||
| rejectByConnectionLimit | Number of active disconnections due to exceeding the number of connections in the current period | ||
| connections | Current connection number | ||
| bytesRead | Average number of bytes sent per second during the current period (Bps) Business layer statistics, relative to the data obtained from the network card, the data here does not include the size of the header For http messages, does not include http header size |
||
| bytesWritten | Average number of bytes received per second during the current period (Bps) Business layer statistics, relative to the data obtained from the network card, the data here does not include the size of the header For http messages, does not include http header size |
5. Invocation latency distribution
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .invocation |
role | CONSUMER、PRODUCER、EDGE | Is the CONSUMER, PRODUCER or EDGE side statistics |
| operation | ${microserviceName} .${schemaId} .${operationName} |
Method name called | |
| transport | highway or rest | On which transmission channel the call is made | |
| status | http status code | ||
| type | latencyDistribution | invocation latency distribution | |
| scope | [${min}, ${max}) | The call count in the current period that latency is greater than or equal to min, less than max [${min},) means max is infinite |
6. invocation consumer stage latency
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .invocation |
role | CONSUMER | Statistics on the CONSUMER side |
| operation | ${microserviceName} .${schemaId} .${operationName} |
Method name called | |
| transport | highway or rest | On which transmission channel the call is made | |
| status | http status code | ||
| type | stage | stage latency | |
| stage | total | The whole process | |
| prepare | |||
| handlers_request | Handler chain request process | ||
| client_filters_request | Http client filter chain request process Only the rest transport has this stage. |
||
| consumer_send_request | Send request stage, including consumer_get_connection and consumer_write_to_buf | ||
| consumer_get_connection | Get a connection from the connection pool | ||
| consumer_write_to_buf | Write data to the network buffer | ||
| consumer_wait_response | Waiting for the server to answer | ||
| consumer_wake_consumer | In the synchronization process, after receiving the response, it takes time from waking up the waiting thread to waiting for the thread to start processing the response. | ||
| client_filters_response | Http client filter chain response process | ||
| handlers_response | Handler chain response process | ||
| statistic | count | Average number of calls per second (TPS) Count=Number of calls/period in the statistical period (seconds) |
|
| totalTime | In seconds totalTime=The total duration of the call in the current period (seconds) totalTime divided by count to get the average latency |
||
| max | In seconds Maximum latency in the current period |
7. invocation producer stage latency
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .invocation |
role | PRODUCER | Statistics on the PRODUCER side |
| operation | ${microserviceName} .${schemaId} .${operationName} |
Method name called | |
| transport | highway or rest | On which transmission channel the call is made | |
| status | http status code | ||
| type | stage | stage latency | |
| stage | total | The whole process | |
| prepare | |||
| queue | Meaning only when using a thread pool Indicates the length of time the call is queued in the thread pool |
||
| server_filters_request | Http server filter chain request process Only the rest transport has this stage. |
||
| handlers_request | Handler chain request process | ||
| execution | Business method | ||
| handlers_response | Handler chain response process | ||
| server_filters_response | Http server filter chain response process | ||
| producer_send_response | Send a response | ||
| statistic | count | Average number of calls per second (TPS) Count=Number of calls/period in the statistical period (seconds) |
|
| totalTime | In seconds totalTime=The total duration of the call in the current period (seconds) AverageTime divided by count to get the average latency |
||
| max | In seconds Maximum latency in the current period |
8. invocation edge stage latency
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| servicecomb .invocation |
role | EDGE | EDGE statistics |
| operation | ${microserviceName} .${schemaId} .${operationName} |
Method name called | |
| transport | highway or rest | On which transmission channel the call is made | |
| status | http status code | ||
| type | stage | stage latency | |
| stage | total | The whole process | |
| prepare | |||
| queue | Meaning only when using a thread pool Indicates the length of time the call is queued in the thread pool |
||
| server_filters_request | Http server filter chain request process | ||
| handlers_request | Handler chain request process | ||
| client_filters_request | Http client filter chain request process | ||
| consumer_send_request | Send request stage, including consumer_get_connection and consumer_write_to_buf | ||
| consumer_get_connection | Get a connection from the connection pool | ||
| consumer_write_to_buf | Write data to the network buffer | ||
| consumer_wait_response | Waiting for the server to answer | ||
| consumer_wake_consumer | In the synchronization process, after receiving the response, it takes time from waking up the waiting thread to waiting for the thread to start processing the response. | ||
| client_filters_response | Http client filter chain response process | ||
| handlers_response | Handler chain response process | ||
| server_filters_response | Http server filter chain response process | ||
| producer_send_response | Send a response | ||
| statistic | count | Average number of calls per second (TPS) Count=Number of calls/period in the statistical period (seconds) |
|
| totalTime | In seconds totalTime=The total duration of the call in the current period (seconds) AverageTime divided by count to get the average latency |
||
| max | In seconds Maximum latency in the current period |
9. threadpool
| Name | Tag keys | Tag values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| threadpool.corePoolSize | id | ${threadPoolName} | Minimum number of threads |
| threadpool.maxThreads | Maximum number of threads allowed | ||
| threadpool.poolSize | Current actual number of threads | ||
| threadpool.currentThreadsBusy | The current number of active threads, which is the number of tasks currently being executed | ||
| threadpool.queueSize | Number of tasks currently queued | ||
| threadpool.rejectedCount | The average number of tasks rejected per second during the current period | ||
| threadpool.taskCount | Average number of tasks submitted per second during the statistical period taskCount=(completed + queue + active)/period (seconds) |
||
| threadpool.completedTaskCount | The average number of tasks completed per second during the statistical period completedTaskCount=completed/period (seconds) |
Fourth, business customization
Because ServiceComb has initialized the registry's registry, the business no longer has to create a registry.
Implement the MetricsInitializer interface, define the business-level Meters, or implement a custom Publisher, and then declare your implementation through the SPI mechanism.
1.Meters:
Creating Meters capabilities is provided by spectator, available in the [netflix spectator] (https://github.com/Netflix/spectator) documentation
2.Publisher:
Periodically output scenarios, such as log scenarios, subscribe to org.apache.servicecomb.foundation.metrics.PolledEvent via eventBus, PolledEvent.getMeters() is the statistical result of this cycle. Non-periodic output scenarios, such as access through the RESTful interface, the statistical results of this cycle can be obtained through globalRegistry.iterator()


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Lying 45 m north of the mainland, in the area known as the German Bight, Helgoland consists of two islands. It is a tax-free region and also, due to its clean air and mild climate, a health and holiday resort. Cars are not normally allowed on the island. The first one was a police car in January 2006.
Position 54°10′57″N, 7°53′07″E.This is a Port of Entry into Germany.
On arrival sign in at the harbour office (southwestend of "Südhafen"). Customs and Immigration are also based here.
Last updated December 2013.
The harbour provides good protection but can get very crowded in the season. It is possible, with permission from Port Control, to anchor in the SW part of Vorhafen.
Coming from the south it is very easy to get into the southern port (Neastport is for locals only) - especially at night.
If reachable (i.e. due to tides), Helgoland is always a good and safe choice in really really bad weather.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Makes about 20 macaroons
Dietary
Retro Black Forest flavourings are given a new lease of life in these little macaroons. They’re ideal as gifts or as part of a party platter.
Equipment and preparation:
You will need: A food processor, sugar thermometer, freestanding mixer with whisk attachment, piping bags
Line two large baking trays with baking paper. Put the icing sugar, almonds and cocoa in a food processor and blend to a very fine powder. Sieve the mixture into a large mixing bowl and add half the egg whites. Combine with a fork to make a wet dough.
Add the remaining egg whites to the freestanding mixer bowl. Heat the granulated sugar and 50ml/2fl oz water in a small pan over a medium heat, stirring occasionally until the sugar dissolves. Stop stirring and bring the mixture to the boil with the sugar thermometer submerged. Once the syrup reaches 112C, start the stand mixer on a high speed. When the syrup reaches 118C the egg whites should be foamy and white. Carefully pour the boiling syrup down the side of the mixing bowl with the stand mixer running (CAUTION: Sugar syrup is very hot. Do not pour the syrup onto the beaters or it may splash back at you.). Keep whisking the meringue until the outside of the bowl is cool to the touch.
Using a soft spatula, mix half the meringue into the almond mixture – don’t worry about being too gentle. Once the colour is uniform, add the remaining meringue.
Spoon the mixture into a large piping bag and cut a 1cm/1/2in diameter hole in the tip. Pipe 3cm/1¼in discs onto the prepared baking trays and leave at room temperature for at least half an hour before baking. This allows a skin to form, which helps achieve a good dome.
Preheat the oven to 170C/150C Fan/Gas 3. Just before the trays go into the oven, sharply drop them from a small height onto the work surface – this helps the “foot” of the macaroon grow when it bakes. Bake for 14-15 minutes. Remove the macaroons from the oven and leave to cool on their trays.
Meanwhile, make the ganache. Put the chocolate in a small heatproof bowl. Heat the cream in a saucepan until it starts to steam (but before boiling). Pour the cream over the chocolate and leave for a minute. Gently stir until the chocolate melts and the ganache becomes glossy. Add the kirsch, if using, and stir. Set aside to firm-up to a piping consistency.
 Place a blob of cherry jam in the centre of each shell and pipe a ring of ganache around it. Place the other half-shell on top and squeeze gently until the ganache reaches the edge. Repeat with the remaining shells.


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Information
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- Adding
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- The columns must equal twelve to fit correctly inside the row.
 Just prefix the phone- with how many columns you want
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Clearfix
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class to clear the column.


This simply takes a video file and a subtitle file (SRT format) as input and transcodes them using ffmpeg into one video with the subtitles burned in.
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Select the menu items to report, or click recipe name for label:
Late Night Menu for Saturday, June 01, 2019
Recipe Description
Qty
Portion
Cajun Lightning Chicken
5 oz
Macaroni & Cheese
6 oz
Roasted Vegetables
3 oz
Banh Mi Vegan Hot Dog
1 ea
Tator Tots
3 oz
Cheese Pizza
1/12 pie
Roasted Vegetable Pizza
1/12 pie
Oven Roasted Chicken Thigh
3 oz
Steamed Rice
3 oz
Condiments
1 oz
General Tso's Beef
5 oz
Hawaiian Bar
1 ea
Potato Mac Salad
2 oz
Steamed Broccoli
3 OZ
Sticky Rice
3 oz
Szechuan Sweet Chili Tofu
5 oz
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Troubleshoot push/publishing issues¶
If you are having problems pushing/publishing a database, follow the troubleshooting steps below to debug the issue.
A note about pushing and publishing databases
The push operation copies all the necessary files associated with a given 2D/3D Fusion database version from the Fusion host to Google Earth Enterprise Server and registers the database. Pushing is performed from Fusion.
The publish operation makes a previously pushed database available for serving at a specified publish point. Publishing is performed on Google Earth Enterprise Server.
WIth disconnected publishing, you can create a database that can be output to portable media, which can then be pushed and published to GEE Server.
- Push and publish databases
- Publish databases and portables
- Publish databases using disconnected publishing
Troubleshoot Push Issues
Errors in the push operation may occur when Fusion fails to copy and register the database files to GEE Server. Use the following debugging steps, presented in a logical order, to uncover and solve any push issues. The error you encounter may depend on the push method you use. For example, a local push may fail simply because of a shortage of disk space. A remote push may fail because of an incorrect server association setting.
Push methods
The push method depends on how data is transferred between the GEE Fusion host and GEE Server.
- Local push. GEE Fusion and Server are on the same host.
- Remote push. GEE Fusion pushes to a physically separate GEE Server.
- Disconnected push. Data is transferred from the Fusion host to the GEE Server by hard disk instead of a network. For information about pushing disconnected databases, see Publish databases using disconnected publishing.
Check your server is running correctly
If your attempts to push a database result in an error message: “No status message returned from request: http://your.GEEServer.com Unable to contact stream data server,” GEE Server may not be running. Try these steps to determine the state of GEE Server:
Try restarting GEE Server:
sudo /etc/init.d/geserver restart
Enter the URL of GEE Server in a browser. You should see the Google Earth Enterprise Server splash screen.
Log in to the Admin console of GEE Server:
Go to myserver.mydomainname.com/admin, replacing myserver and mydomainname with your server and domain.
Sign in with the default credentials:
Username: geapacheuser
Password: geeadmin
Tip
To reset the username and password, run the following command, which prompts you to enter a new username and password:
sudo /opt/google/gehttpd/bin/htpasswd -c
/opt/google/gehttpd/conf.d/.htpasswd new_user_name
If you do not know your username and password, contact your system administrator.
Review the HTTP and Postgres processes. They should look something like this:
# ps -ef | grep http root 9220 1 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 /opt/google/gehttpd/bin/gehttpd 505 14608 9220 0 Mar15 ? 00:00:00 /opt/google/gehttpd/bin/gehttpd 505 14609 9220 0 Mar15 ? 00:00:00 /opt/google/gehttpd/bin/gehttpd # ps -ef | grep post gepguser 9206 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: writer process gepguser 9207 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: stats buffer process gepguser 9208 9207 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: stats collector process gepguser 10639 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: geuser gesearch <IP_ADDRESS>(32772) idle gepguser 10640 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: geuser gesearch <IP_ADDRESS>(32773) idle gepguser 10641 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: geuser gepoi <IP_ADDRESS>(32774) idle gepguser 10642 9195 0 Mar13 ? 00:00:00 postgres: geuser geplaces <IP_ADDRESS>(32775) idle
If you have any defunct processes or other unusual entries, stop them or try to find out why they are running. Run
/etc/init.d/geserver restart
to make sure that the server shuts down and starts up quickly with no error messages. If you still get error messages, take the following steps:Shut down the server:
/etc/init.d/geserver stop
.Delete the
postmaster.pid
file:rm /var/opt/google/pgsql/data/postmaster.pid
.(The
postmaster.pid
file may not have been deleted if PostgreSQL services have not been stopped correctly, thereby preventing another instance of GEE Server from starting.)Reboot the GEE server.
Re-run the two
ps
commands and thegeserver restart
command to make sure that everything is running properly.
Review the
wsgi:ge
processes, which are GEE Server services that support pushing and publishing. They should look something like this:ps -ef | grep 'wsgi:ge' 65609 7272 3445 0 Aug10 ? 00:00:11 (wsgi:ge_push_serve) -k start 65609 7273 3445 0 Aug10 ? 00:00:12 (wsgi:ge_publish_serve) -k start 65609 7274 3445 0 Aug10 ? 00:00:11 (wsgi:ge_publish_aux_serve) -k start
Check your hostnames
Check to be sure that hostname -f
returns the hostname you think it
should. Make sure that the hostname -f
is consistent between
the GEE server, the DNS entry for the GEE server, and any local
hosts files. When you install Fusion and GEE Server on your
machine, the software queries the hostname of the server. This is
used in all asset builds on Fusion. You can see what Fusion has
registered as your hostname by looking at the host entry in the
volumes.xml
file in /ASSET_ROOT/.config/volumes.xml
. Do
not edit this file by hand.
To correct the hostname for all assets on your server, run
geconfigureassetroot --fixmasterhost
.
Check your GEE Server with geserveradmin
From the Fusion server, list the virtual servers on the GEE server and show the databases that have been pushed:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --listvhs
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --listdbs
Show the databases that are currently published:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --publisheddbs
These commands should all work without error.
Check your server associations
Open the Server Associations Manager tool from Fusion. Make sure that the server associations are correct. Open the server association that you are trying to push to. There should be no error messages when you open it.
Verify which user account you are pushing with
All pushes from the Fusion system should be performed by a non-root user account. A basic user account has sufficient privileges to push databases locally on the Fusion system or remotely to the GEE Server system. Using the root account for pushes can introduce file-level permission problems (see next topic).
Verify the umask settings are 0022
Temporary files are written into the /tmp
folder of the Fusion
system during a publish. These files inherit permission settings of the
user account used to publish them (geuser
, root
, etc.). These
files are then read by the GEE Server user accounts
(geapacheuser
), which belong to the gegroup
user group.
Publish failures can happen if the gegroup
accounts cannot
read the files in /tmp
, e.g., if they have very restrictive umask
settings such as 0077 for all user accounts, or in the case of
publishing while logged in as root. To check the unmask settings
for your GEE Server accounts, type umask
on the command line
while logged into the Fusion system.
Check your disk space
If the GEE Server runs out of disk space, the push will fail. Run
df -h
to see if you have space left on the server. If you are
out of space, use geserveradmin
to delete some of the old
databases that have been pushed to the server and then run
garbagecollect
to clean up the old data.
Garbage collection deletes unused data from database versions
deleted with geserveradmin
. It is not the same as deleting a
database version in its entirety. If a database version is deleted
directly from the file system, it usually breaks all subsequent
versions of the database.
You can use the geserveradmin
command on the Fusion server to
manage both locally pushed and remotely pushed databases. The
geserveradmin
command includes a --stream_server_url
option that directs it to the server IP address or URL where the
function should be run. If you omit this option, the
geserveradmin
command defaults to the local machine.
The commands below show how to use geserveradmin
to clean up
unused data from the earth.int
server.
Assuming that fusion.int
is the Fusion system and
server.int
is the GEE Server system, the commands on the
remote server (earth.int
) are:
To list all pushed databases, optionally using
--portable
to specify portable databases only:geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --listdbs [--portable]
To list published databases, optionally using
--portable
to specify portable databases only:geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --publisheddbs [--portable]
To delete specific database versions:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --deletedb /path/to/mydatabase.kdatabase/verZYX/gedb
To perform garbage collecting for deleted databases (stream):
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --garbagecollect
Troubleshoot Publishing Issues
Errors in the publish operation may occur when GEE Server cannot publish to the specified publish point.
Delete your broken publish and try again
If you have had a successful publish previously, then you should already have at least one good copy of the database pushed to the GEE Server. If a recent publish keeps failing, you can remove the failed publish and try again.
Show the pushed and published databases, adding the optional
--portable
to specify portable databases only:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --listdbs [--portable]
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --publisheddbs [--portable]
Use geserveradmin
to publish one of your older database
versions, then use geserveradmin
to delete the recent, failed
publish. Clean up the garbage, then try the publish again.
For example, if version 2 was working but version 4 is broken, re-try pushing version 4 of the database:
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --deletedb /gevol/assets/Databases/GoogleEarth.kdatabase/gedb.kda/ver004/gedb
geserveradmin --garbagecollect --server_type stream
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --adddb /gevol/assets/Databases/GoogleEarth.kdatabase/gedb.kda/ver004/gedb
geserveradmin --stream_server_url http://earth.int --pushdb /gevol/assets/Databases/GoogleEarth.kdatabase/gedb.kda/ver004/gedb
Tip
Instead of using geserveradmin –adddb/pushdb commands, you can push the database directly from Fusion. See Push and publish databases.
Disconnected publishing issues
If you publish a disconnected database and it fails when you
attempt to push the database, it may be that
gedisconnectedsend --sendpath
created folders with user/group
permissions only, preventing the file from being read by
geapacheuser:gegroup
, which is used by
geserveradmin --pushdb
.
Try resetting the permissions on the folders created by
gedisconnectedsend --sendpath
and try the --pushdb
again.
Check your log files
If you are having push or publishing issues, there are several log files you can review for errors.
| Log file | Error logging reported |
|---|---|
/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/error_log |
Log file containing GEE Server publishing errors and authentication notices. |
/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/access_log |
Log file containing HTTP GET requests for GEE Server. |
/opt/google/gehttpd/logs/gestream_publisher.out /opt/google/gehttpd/logs/gesearch_publisher.out |
Log files containing detailed GEE Server publishing errors. |
/var/opt/google/pgsql/logs/pg.log |
Log file containing postgres processing information for GEE Server. Note that “root” privileges are required to open this log file: use sudo su. |
/home_dir_of_user/.fusion/gepublishdatabase.date.time |
Log file containing information about push attempts from Fusion. |


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Expressing state-of-being
Declaring that something is so using 「だ」
Attach 「だ」to the noun or na-adjective.
Examples
-
人だ。
Is person.
-
学生だ。
Is student.
-
元気だ。
Is well.
Typical casual greeting
A state-of-being can be implied without using 「だ」!
A: 元気？
A: (Are you) well?
B: 元気。
B: (I'm) well.
Conjugating to the negative state-of-being
Attach 「じゃない」to the noun or na-adjective.
Examples
-
学生じゃない。
Is not student.
-
友達じゃない。
Is not friend.
-
元気じゃない。
Is not well.
Conjugating to the past state-of-being
Past state-of-being: Attach 「だった」to the noun or na-adjective.
Negative past state-of-being: Conjugate the noun or na-adjective to the negative first and then replace 「い」of 「じゃない」with 「かった」.
Examples
-
学生だった。
Was student.
-
友達じゃなかった。
Was not friend.
-
元気じゃなかった。
Was not well.
Introduction to Particles
The 「は」topic particle
The topic particle identifies what it is that you're talking about, essentially the topic of your sentence.
Examples
ボブ：アリスは学生？
Bob: Is Alice (you) student?
アリス：うん、学生。
Alice: Yeah, (I) am.
ボブ：ジョンは明日？
Bob: John is tomorrow?
アリス：ううん、明日じゃない。
Alice: No, not tomorrow.
アリス：今日は試験だ。
Alice: Today is exam.
ボブ：ジョンは？
Bob: What about John?
アリス：ジョンは明日。
Alice: John is tomorrow. (As for John, the exam is tomorrow.)
The 「も」inclusive topic particle
The inclusive particle is essentially the same as the topic particle with the additional meaning "also". Basically, it can introduce another topic in addition to the current topic.
Examples
ボブ：アリスは学生？
Bob: Is Alice (you) student?
アリス：うん、トムも学生.
Alice: Yeah, and Tom is also student.
ボブ：アリスは学生？
Bob: Is Alice (you) student?
アリス：うん、でもトムは学生じゃない。
Alice: Yeah, but Tom is not student.
ボブ：アリスは学生？
Bob: Is Alice (you) student?
アリス：ううん、トムも学生じゃない。
Alice: No, and Tom is also not student.
The 「が」identifier particle
The identifier particle is used to indicate the speaker wants to identify something unspecified.
Examples
ボブ：誰が学生？
Bob: Who is the one that is student?
アリス：ジョンが学生。
Alice: John is the one who is student.
-
誰が学生？
Who is the one that is student?
-
学生は誰？
(The) student is who?
The first sentence seeks to identify a specific person for "student" while the second sentence is simply talking about the student.
-
私は学生。
I (am) student.
-
私が学生。
I (am) student.
In the first sentence, since 「私」is the topic, the sentence means, "Speaking about me, I am a student". However, the second sentence is specifying who 「学生」is - if we want to know who the student is, the 「が」particle tells us that it's 「私」.
-
私は学生。
As for me, (I am) student.
-
私が学生。
I (am) the one (that is) student.
Adjectives
All adjectives fall under two categories: na-adjectives and i-adjectives.
The na-adjective
Conjugation rules for nouns and na-adjectives are the same. You can directly modify a noun following it by sticking 「な」between the adjective and noun.
Examples
-
静かな人。
Quiet person.
-
きれいな人。
Pretty person.
You can also use adjectives with particles.
-
友達は親切。
Friend is kind.
-
友達は親切な人だ。
Friend is kind person.
The conjugation rules for na-adjectives are the same as nouns.
-
ボブは魚が好きだ。
Bob likes fish.
-
ボブは魚が好きじゃない。
Bob does not like fish.
-
ボブは魚が好きだった。
Bob liked fish.
-
ボブは魚が好きじゃなかった。
Bob did not like fish.
You can also use the last three conjugations to directly modify the noun.
-
魚が好きな人。
Person that likes fish.
-
魚が好きじゃない人。
Person that does not like fish.
-
魚が好きだった人。
Person that liked fish.
-
魚が好きじゃなかった人。
Person that did not like fish.
We can treat the whole descriptive noun as we would a single noun.
-
魚が好きじゃない人は、肉が好きだ。
Person who does not like fish like meat.
-
魚が好きな人は、野菜も好きだ。
Person who likes fish also like vegetables.
The i-adjective
All i-adjectives always end in the Hiragana character 「い」. Very few na-adjectives also end with 「い」, the most common of which are 「きれい」and 「嫌い」.
Examples
You do not need to add 「な」to directly modify a noun with an i-adjective.
-
嫌いな食べ物。
Hated food.
-
おいしい食べ物。
Tasty food.
Conjugation rules for i-adjectives
Do NOT attach 「だ」to i-adjectives.
- Negative: First remove the trailing 「い」from the i-adjective and then attach 「くない」.
- Past-tense: First remove the trailing 「い」from the i-adjective or negative i-adjective and then attach 「かった」.
More Examples
-
高いビル。
Tall building.
-
高くないビル。
Not tall building.
-
高かったビル。
Building that was tall.
-
高くなかったビル。
Building that was not tall.
値段が高いレストランはあまり好きじゃない。
Don't like high price restaurants very much.
An annoying exception
Conjugation for 「いい」
- Positive: いい
- Negative: よくない
- Past: よかった
- Negative Past: よくなかった
Conjugation for 「かっこいい」
- Positive: かっこいい
- Negative: かっこよくない
- Past: かっこよかった
- Negative Past: かっこよくなかった
Verb Basics
Role of Verbs
Verbs, in Japanese, always come at the end of clauses.
A grammatically complete sentence requires a verb only (including state-of-being).
食べる。
Eat. (possible translations include: I eat/she eats/they eat)
Classifying verbs into ru-verbs and u-verbs
All ru-verbs end in 「る」while u-verbs can end in a number of u-vowel sounds including 「る」.
If a verb does not in in 「る」, it will always be a u-verb.
For verbs ending in 「る」:
/a/, /u/ or /o/ vowel sound, it will always be a u-verb.
/i/ or /e/ vowel sound, it will be a ru-verb in most cases.
- 食べる -「べ」 is an e-vowel sound so it is a ru-verb.
- 分かる -「か」 is an a-vowel sound so it is a u-verb.
Examples
-
アリスは食べる。
As for Alice, eat.
-
ジムが来る。
Jim is the one that comes.
-
ボブもする。
Bob also do.
-
お金がある。
There is money. (lit: Money is the thing that exists.)
-
私は買う。
As for me, buy.
-
猫はいる。
There is cat. (lit: As for cat, it exists.)
Negative Verbs
Conjugating verbs into the negative
A very important exception
「ある」(u-verb) - to exist (inanimate)
「いる」(ru-verb) - to exist (animate)
The negative of 「ある」 is 「ない」(meaning that something does not exist).
Conjugation rules for negative verbs
For ru-verbs: Drop the 「る」and attach 「ない」.
For u-verbs that end in「う」: Replace 「う」with「わ」and attach 「ない」.
For all other u-verbs: Replace the u-vowel sound with the a-vowel equivalent and attach 「ない」.
Exceptions:
- する - しない
- くる - こない
- ＊ある - ない
Examples
-
アリスは食べない。
As for Alice, does not eat.
-
ジムが遊ばない。
Jim is the one that does not play.
-
ボブもしない。
Bob also does not do.
-
お金がない。
There is no money. (lit: Money is the thing that does not exist.)
-
私は買わない。
As for me, not buy.
-
猫はいない。
There is no cat. (lit: As for cat, does not exist.)
Past Tense
Past tense for ru-verbs
Drop the 「る」part of the ru-verb and add 「た」.
Examples
-
ご飯は、食べた。
As for meal, ate.
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映画は、全部見た。
As for movie, saw them all.
Past tense for u-verbs
Four categories based on verb endings, and some exceptions.
For「す」endings: 「す」changes to 「した」.
For 「く」or 「ぐ」endings: 「く」changes to 「いた」and 「ぐ」changes to 「いだ」.
For 「む」,「ぶ」or 「ぬ」endings: 「む/ぶ/ぬ」changes to 「んだ」.
For 「る」,「う」or 「つ」endings: 「る/う/つ」changes to 「った」.
Exceptions:
- 「する」-「した」
- 「来る」-「来た」
- 「行く」-「いった」
Examples
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今日は、走った。
As for today, ran.
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友達が来た。
Friend is the one that came.
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私も遊んだ。
I also played.
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勉強は、した。
About study, did it.
Past-negative tense for all verbs
Change the verb to the negative and replace the 「い」with「かった」.
Examples
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アリスは食べなかった。
As for Alice, did not eat.
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ジムがしなかった。
Jim is the one that did not do.
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ボブも行かなかった。
Bob also did not go.
-
お金がなかった。
There was no money. (lit: As for money, did not exist.)
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私は買わなかった。
As for me, did not buy.
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猫はいなかった。
There was no cat. (lit: As for cat, did not exist.)
Particles used with verbs
The direct object 「を」particle
The 「を」particle is attached to the end of a word to signify that that word is the direct object of the verb.
Examples
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魚を食べる。
Eat fish.
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ジュースを飲んだ。
Drank juice.
Places can also be the direct object of motion verbs such as 「歩く」and「走る」.
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街をぶらぶら歩く。
Aimlessly walk through town. (lit: Aimlessly walk town.)
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高速道路を走る。
Run through expressway. (lit: Run expressway.)
When you use 「する」with a noun the 「を」particle is optional and you can treat the whole 「noun+する」as one verb.
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毎日、日本語を勉強する。
Study Japanese everyday.
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メールアドレスを登録した。
Registered email address.
The target 「に」particle
The 「に」particle can specify the target of a verb.
Examples
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ボブは日本に行った。
Bob went to Japan.
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家に帰らない。
Not go back home.
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部屋に来る。
Come to room.
The target particle always targets "to" rather than "from". 「から」can be used to say "come from". 「から」is often paired with 「まで」which means "up to".
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アリスは、アメリカから来た。
Alice came from America.
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宿題を今日から明日までする。
Will do homework from today to tomorrow.
The idea of target in Japanese is not restricted to motion verbs.
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猫は部屋にいる。
Cat is in room.
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いすが台所にあった。
Chair was in the kitchen.
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いい友達に会った。
Met good friend.
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ジムは医者になる。
Jim will become a doctor.
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先週に図書館に行った。
Went to library last week.
The use of the 「に」particle is optional with time but causes a slight difference in meaning. In the following examples, the target particle makes the date a specific target emphasizing that the friend will go to Japan at that time. Without the particle, there is no special emphasis.
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友達は、来年、日本に行く。
Next year, friend go to Japan.
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友達は、来年に日本に行く。
Friend go to Japan next year.
The directional 「へ」particle
While the 「に」particle goes to a target as the final, intended destination (both physical and abstract), the 「へ」particle is used to express the fact that one is setting out towards the direction of the target.
This particle is only used with directional motion verbs.
It does not guarantee whether the target will reach the final intended destination, only that it is heading towards that direction.
Examples
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ボブは日本へ行った。
Bob headed towards Japan.
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家へ帰らない。
Not go home toward house.
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部屋へ来る。
Come towards room.
We cannot use the 「へ」particle with verbs that have no physical direction. However, it can be used to talk about setting out towards certain future goals and expectations.
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勝ちへ向かう。
Go towards victory.
The contextual 「で」particle
The 「で」particle specifies the context in which the action is performed.
Examples
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映画館で見た。
Saw at movie theatre.
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バスで帰る。
Go home by bus.
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レストランで昼ご飯を食べた。
Ate lunch at restaurant.
Using 「で」with 「何」
The word for "what" (「何」) is usually read as 「なに」but sometimes it is read as 「なん」. In these examples it is read 「なにで」.
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何できた？
Came by the way of what?
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バスできた。
Came by the way of bus.
However, there is a colloquial version of the word "why" that is used much more often than the less colloquial version 「どうして」or the more forceful 「なぜ」. It is also written as 「何で」but is read as 「なんで」. This is a completely separate word and nothing to do with the 「で」particle.
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何できた？
Why did you come?
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暇だから。
Because I am free (as in have nothing to do).
The 「から」here meaning "because" is different from the 「から」is the previous section and will be covered later.
When location is the topic
When the location of an action is also the topic of a sentence you can attach the topic particle 「は」and 「も」to the three particles that indicate location (「に」,「へ」,「で」).
Examples
ボブ：学校に行った？
Bob: (Did you) go to school?
アリス：行かなかった。
Alice: Didn't go.
ボブ：図書館には？
Bob: What about library?
アリス：図書館にも行かなかった。
Alice: Also didn't go to library.
ボブ：どこで食べる？
Bob: Eat where?
アリス：イタリアレストランではどう？
Alice: How about Italian restaurant?
When direct object is the topic
The direct object particle is different from particles related to location in that you cannot use any other particles at the same time.
Examples
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日本語を習う。
Learn Japanese.
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日本語は、習う。
About Japanese, (will) learn it.


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expect_vector()
is a thin wrapper around vctrs::vec_assert()
, converting
the results of that function in to the expectations used by testthat. This
means that it used the vctrs of ptype
(prototype) and size
. See
details in https://vctrs.r-lib.org/articles/type-size.html
expect_vector(object, ptype = NULL, size = NULL)
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ptype |
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size |
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Using tapply, ddply, and sqldf for the same task
08 Jun 2012Usually there's more than one way to do things when programming with data. An interesting application is when we want to do some calculation on a quantitative variable that is associated to a qualitative variable. For instance, you have the prices (quantitative) and brands (qualitative) of different products, and you want to get the average price of those products by brand. To make things clearer let's generate some imaginary data of commercial products:
# here's the data
item = toupper(letters[1:15])
set.seed(321)
brand = sample(c("Alpha", "Beta"), length(item), replace=TRUE)
price = round(10 * runif(length(item)), 2)
units = sample(1:3, length(item), replace=TRUE)
some_data = data.frame(item, brand, price, units)
You should get a table like this one
item brand price units
1 A Beta 2.02 1
2 B Beta 6.33 3
3 C Alpha 4.04 3
4 D Alpha 2.91 3
5 E Alpha 6.40 2
6 F Alpha 6.36 2
7 G Alpha 9.90 3
8 H Alpha 9.31 1
9 I Alpha 4.86 3
10 J Beta 5.75 2
11 K Beta 7.51 3
12 L Alpha 9.93 1
13 M Beta 4.31 2
14 N Alpha 1.24 3
15 O Beta 5.94 3
How can we obtain the average price by brand? Well, it depends on what do you want to use. Here are some options:
- using a
for
loop (not recommendable) - using boolean selection
- using
tapply()
- using
ddply()
from package"plyr"
- using a sql query (with package
"sqldf"
)
Option 1: using a for loop
# Naive option: don't do this!!!
n_alpha = 0
n_beta = 0
avg_alpha = 0
avg_beta = 0
for (i in 1:nrow(some_data)) {
if (some_data$brand[i] == "Alpha") {
avg_alpha = avg_alpha + some_data$price[i]
n_alpha = n_alpha + 1
} else {
avg_beta = avg_beta + some_data$price[i]
n_beta = n_beta + 1
}
}
cat("Average Alpha:", avg_alpha / n_alpha,
"\nAverage Beta:", avg_beta / n_beta)
Average Alpha: 6.105556
Average Beta: 5.31
Option 2: using boolean selection
# using boolean selection
with(some_data, mean(price[brand=="Alpha"]))
with(some_data, mean(price[brand=="Beta"]))
6.105556
5.31
Option 3: using tapply()
# using tapply
with(some_data, tapply(price, brand, mean))
Alpha Beta
6.105556 5.310000
Option 4: using ddply
# using ddply
require(plyr)
ddply(some_data, .(brand), summarise, mean_price=mean(price))
brand mean_price
1 Alpha 6.105556
2 Beta 5.310000
Option 5: using an SQL query
# Using an SQL query
require(sqldf)
sqldf("SELECT brand, AVG(price) AS mean_price FROM some_data GROUP BY brand")
brand mean_price
1 Alpha 6.105556
2 Beta 5.310000


The grammar.bnf
is a recursive grammar for matching HTML tags. The match requires that the name in the end tag match the name in the start tag. This is accomplished with the “parent backreference” operator \%p
.
The file HMTL.txt
is the input. It contains nested HTML tags. Paste it into the Input
panel and click Parse Input
. Select the P
rule name from the drop-down box. Notice that there are 3 matches to this rule. The first match is the entire string because it is the outer-most HTML tag. However, click the forward arrow, ⏵, and watch it highlight the inner tags.
To convince yourself that this grammar really only matches tags with matching names in the end tag, go back to the Input
panel and edit the last tag from </div> to, say, </div2> and click Parse Input
again. Now you will see the State
panel open to indicate that the parse failed.


About our project
This project is aimed at developing a website for online gaming.
Our website provides an
easy
interface that would let the users to the pool of gaming.
It provides the users more pleasure and
gladdening his mind by playing these games.
also provides users to interact while gaming to
computer.
Team details
| Name | Registration Number |
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| Varun Pathak | RA1911033010022 |
| Bhavishya Dhiman | RA1911033010056 |
| Sakshi Choudhary | RA1911033010027 |
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Technologies used
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- Javascript


Thank you very much for purchasing BeEvent - Conference & Event HTML Template.
HTML Structure
This template uses the 1170 grid system (12 columns) which will help streamline any customization you wish to make. If you're unfamiliar with the 1170 grid system, be sure to read about it here!
The main structure of this site is wrapped in a 'container' div. Inside of that div you will find each major section of the site given an appropritae grid size all equalling 12 columns in length. For example, the '#abut_event' element has a class of 'col-sm-8' and the '#event_images' element has a class of 'col-sm-4'. The total columns equals 12 columns.

Note: If you want to add padding in section use class="section-padding" 140px padding top & 140px padding bottom added in section. You don't need padding remove class="section-padding".
Site Logo
You can change the main site logo with change this code:

You can change the main site navigation with change this code:

Home
 ....
Venue

Countdown
You can change the event countdown time with change this code in (assets/js/interface.js):
/*------------------------------------------------------------------ Countdown -------------------------------------------------------------------*/ $(function(e) { var endDate = "march 22, 2017"; $('.countdown.styled').countdown({ date: endDate, render: function(data) { $(this.el).html("" + this.leadingZeros(data.days, 2) + " Days" + this.leadingZeros(data.hours, 2) + " Hours" + this.leadingZeros(data.min, 2) + " Minutes" + this.leadingZeros(data.sec, 2) + " Seconds"); } }); });
Note: Change date time automatically set.
Section Heading
Use this code for section heading.

Our Speakers

Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text.

Section Background Color

 ......

Note: If you want to red background color in section use class="primary-bg"

 ......

Note: If you want to black background color in section use class="secondary-bg"
In this section you can change your social media links and copyright text with your own name or company.
Demo 1

BeEvent

Copyright © 2016 BeEvent. All Rights Reserved

Note: You can see the complete list of font icons here!
Demo 2
Note: You can see the complete list of font icons here!
FontAwesome Icon Packs
You can also use built-in icon packs in this template, all icons use CSS Font feature, so you can edit and give color to the icon easily. For referrences to easier you use all icons you can visit here!
Eventbrite
It's easy to Eventbrite integration in your template, you just follow the steps.
Step:1 Open this Website : https://www.eventbrite.com and creat your account
Step:2 After Login Add Event & Event Plan & Event Seat Map and other info.
Step:3 Click on Widgets (Left Sidebar Menu)
Step:4 Select Widgets
Step:5 Generate Widget Code
Step:6 Copy Generate Widget Code and paste code in you HTML file.
Map Element
Below is some scripts to change the Google Maps settings (assets/js/interface.js):
if ($('.js-gmap').length > 0){ var map; map = new GMaps({ el: '.js-gmap', lat: -23.976215, lng:133.769531, scrollwheel:false, zoom: 4, zoomControl : true, panControl : false, streetViewControl : false, mapTypeControl: false, overviewMapControl: false, clickable: false }); var image = 'assets/images/map-label.png'; var infoWindow = new google.maps.InfoWindow({ }); map.addMarker({ lat: -23.976215, lng:133.769531, icon: image, animation: google.maps.Animation.DROP, verticalAlign: 'bottom', horizontalAlign: 'center', backgroundColor: '#d3cfcf', infoWindow:{ content: 'Your Company Address' } }); map.addStyle({ styledMapName:"Styled Map", mapTypeId: "map_style" }); map.setStyle("map_style"); }
Note: You can see the complete documentation here!
How to Set the Template Color
It's easy to set the color which you want for your template, you just need to change the below line code:
- Open any template .html file which you want to set the color(example index.html).
- Find below line of code in  section:

- SET your favorite color (example: ORANGE) and make HTML comment all the other colors line like this:

- Just Save the template (CTRL+S) and see the result in browser!
How to Change Mail Chimp Api Key
Below is some php code to change the Mail Chimp API KEY & List Unique ID settings (inc/store-address.php):
- Open the store-address.php file.
- Find below highlighted line number 12 and 16 code in store-address.php file and change "API KEY" and "List Unique ID":
function storeAddress(){ // Validation if(!$_GET['email']){ return "No email address provided"; } if(!preg_match("/^[_a-z0-9-]+(\.[_a-z0-9-]+)*@[a-z0-9-]+(\.[a-z0-9-]+)*$/i", $_GET['email'])) { return "Email address is invalid"; } require_once('MCAPI.class.php'); // grab an API Key from http://admin.mailchimp.com/account/api/ $api = new MCAPI('your_apikey'); // "API KEY" // grab your List's Unique Id by going to http://admin.mailchimp.com/lists/ // Click the "settings" link for the list - the Unique Id is at the bottom of that page. $list_id = "my_list_unique_id"; // "List Unique ID" if($api->listSubscribe($list_id, $_GET['email'], '') === true) { // It worked! return 'Success! Check your email to confirm sign up.'; }else{ // An error ocurred, return error message return 'Error: ' . $api->errorMessage; } }
How to Set Your Paypal Account Detail
It's Easy to set your Paypal Account detail, please check below instructions:
- Open paypal/paypal.php file.
- Find the below highlighted line number 7 & 8 code in your paypal/paypal.php file and change with your "Order Email" and "Paypal Email". You can also set your Order email same as your PayPal account email.
session_start(); $uri = 'http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].$_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']; $back_url = explode ("paypal/", $uri); require_once("library.php"); /* Please change your details*/ $template_name = 'index-paypal.html'; // here add form page name define('EMAIL_ADD', 'yourorderaccountemail@domainname.com'); // "Order Email" define('PAYPAL_EMAIL_ADD', 'yourpaypalemail@paypal.com'); // "Paypal Email" /************************************************/ require_once("paypal_class.php"); $p = new paypal_class(); // paypal class $p->admin_mail = EMAIL_ADD; // set notification email $action = $_REQUEST["action"];
How to Change Plan Price values
- Open the paypal/index.php file.
- Find this line of code in index.php file and change Plan Price value.
BeEvent - Conference & Event HTML Template NOTE: You must set same Price in HTML template file too.
CSS Structure
I'm using one main CSS file (assets/css/style.css), in this template which you are free to modify depending on the customization you require. Below are 4 additional CSS files:
- bootstrap.min.css - This is a main stylesheet that required for basic template styling like grid, form, input and web elements.
- font-awesome.min.css - CSS stylesheets for font icon packs.
- owl.carousel.css - This stylesheet used for styling the Banner slideshow.
- owl.transitions.css - This stylesheet used for styling the Banner transitions.
The main CSS file (assets/css/style.css) contains all of the specific stylings for the page. The file was divided into several sessions as below:
/*=========================== Table of Css 1. General code 1.1. Typography 1.2. Button 1.3. Space margins and padding 1.4. Form 1.5. Section-background-color & sectino-heading 1.6. Overlay-color 1.7. parallex-background 1.8. Tab & Accordion 2. Header 2.1. Header Fixed top 2.2. Navigation 3. Banner 4. Timer CountDown 5. About Us Section 6. our-conference info 7. Event Gallery 8. Conference Schedule 9. Our Speakers 10. Priceing 11. Testimonial 12. FAQ 13. Sponsors 14. Venue 15. Footer 16. Back to top 17. Responsive CSS ===========================*/ CSS styles for support all kinds of different screen sizesIf you would like to edit a specific section of the site, simply find the appropriate label in the .css file, and then scroll down until you find the appropriate style that needs to be edited.
Scripts
This theme uses several scripts many of which are documented within the theme's code. If you're a developer, you will find this particularly useful.
PHP Integration
This template use the PHP engine for Registration
Registration form
Edit your email address in mail.php file.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>// Change with your email address
Image Files
Credits


🏆 2018 Success List
Inspired by this episode of The Mindful Productivity Podcast.
2018
- consistently telling people other than my cat and parents that i love them
- graduated college
- kicked ass interning at NPR
- started work as a developer at datamade and haven’t apologized for my technical background
- owned up to my background in tech and actively reference my prior work experience
- requested an anti-harassment policy be drafted on my first day at datamade (it was, thanks to Bea Malsky)
- designed and kicked off datamade mentorship program
- submit to two conference CFP’s
- spoke at three conferences, one international
- talked about having disabilities publicly for the first time (as part of an aforementioned talk)
- visited two new states (Minnesota and Tennessee)
- travelled outside of the continental US for the first time
- sought targeted treatment for my sleep problems
- read 61 books
- actually wrote a few pieces for the weekly
- began editing pieces for the weekly regardless of genre
- began to put down strong boundaries on my time and abilities to take on new commitments
- prioritized my health and happiness
- journaled weekly
2019
- 70 books including a conscious “to be read” pile
- continue to listen
- learn more about prison abolition and seek opportunities to ethically support the struggle
- refocus who and what i want to advocate for, and which resources i will invest in that
- continue to prioritize my loved ones, but not over myself ✨


JOYCE CHAN
Student at Parsons School of Design
Movie Quotes For The Day
Manhattan Romance (2015)
Most of the time when I'm with people, I'm just waiting for them to leave so I can be alone again. And I never feel that with you.
Secretary (2002)
Most people think that the best way to live is to run from the pain, but a much more joyful life embraces the entire spectrum of human feeling.
Ash in Purest White (2018)
After the love fades, do I still have the courage to love again?
Mystery Train (1989)
You sleep too much.


RECIST 1.1
Baseline Checks
- Extranodal lesions must be >= 10 mm long axis AND >= double the acquisition slice thickness by CT and MR
- Extranodal lesions must be >= 20 mm on chest x-ray (although x-rays rarely used for clinical trial assessment)
- Nodal lesions must be >= 15 mm short axis AND >= double the acquisition slice thickness by CT and MR
- Up to a max of 2 target lesions per organ
- Up to a max of 5 target lesions total
- Non-targets can only be assessed as 'present'
- Target lesions must have measurements (cannot be assessed as CR, UN/NE, EX)


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