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Call For Papers
EuroMPI/USA 2020 will continue to focus on not just MPI, but also extensions or alternative interfaces for high-performance homogeneous/heterogeneous/hybrid systems, benchmarks, tools, parallel I/O, fault tolerance, and parallel applications using MPI and other interfaces. Through the presentation of contributed papers, posters and invited talks, the meeting will provide ample opportunities for attendees to interact and share ideas and experiences to contribute to the improvement and furthering of message-passing and related parallel programming paradigms.
We invite high-quality, full paper submissions on all topics related to message-passing parallel programming with MPI and related or competing models. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to::
We also invite submissions of short papers on the same topics that are suitable for poster presentation at the conference. Papers that are not accepted for presentation as full papers may be recommended for poster presentation. Poster papers will be published informally but are not intended to appear in the regular ACM Digital Library proceedings.
Papers will be reviewed for quality, originality, clarity, correctness, technical strength, and relevance to the topics of the meeting. Each paper will receive at least 3 reviews from members of the program committee. Reviews are blind (but not double-blind), the names of the authors will be seen by the program committee.
Among the papers selected for presentation, a few of the best papers will, as has been the tradition for the last couple of years, be selected by the program committee and recommended for publication in a EuroMPI/USA 2020 Special Issue of the Parallel Computing journal, see https://www.journals.elsevier.com/parallel-computing/. These papers will go through a separate round of reviews, and are intended as extended, more polished archival versions of the conference versions.
Important Dates:
Abstracts Submission Deadline: May 24, 2020 (AOE)
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Notification of Acceptance: July 10, 2020
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To be considered, papers must be formatted according to the "sigconf" style in the ACM 2017 Template and up to 10 pages in length (shorter papers are welcome) in pdf-format. The recommended length of poster papers is two pages. Submissions (regular papers and posters) will be handled via easychair.
The page limit includes figures, tables, and appendices, but does not include references, for which there is no page limit. Margins and font sizes should not be modified.


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Bulgaria, in Southeastern Europe, is home to many nationally loved animals like bears, storks, and vultures. However, these animals have been mistreated over the years. Fortunately, there are many efforts to preserve these species. Discovery's Nature's Keepers lets us explore how conservationists are protecting nature in Bulgaria.
The brown bear is one of Europe's largest predators. In the past, the animal was used for entertainment at the circus. This no longer occurs, but the bears have lost a lot of their natural instincts and confidence. Nature's keepers follows a small conservation team in a park which provides a last refuge for these "dancing bears" of Bulgaria. The team helps the bears restore their body clock by encouraging hibernation. They also simulate wild conditions by placing food in wooden tunnel, forcing the bears to obtain it on their own. This helps the bears learn how to live in the wild. Bulgaria adores its bears, to say the least, but also has concerns about other species.
A wild bird refuge center in the south of Bulgaria receive over 1,200 birds each year. Some 90 percent of them are brought to the center after being found near the road. One of the main birds at the center is the stork, which represents good luck to the people of Bulgaria. However, storks are sometimes the victims of high-voltage electrical wires and arrive at the center as patients. Luckily, there are many caring and responsible volunteers who use all their energy and skills to save the birds.
The animal lovers in Bulgaria also pay attention to rescuing the endangered vulture. Many hunters used to see the bird as a pest, as it ate dead animals, but it actually helps clean up the landscape and prevents the spread of infectious diseases. So, now the nation is keeping this special bird safe from harm and helping it breed at a stable rate. Bulgaria's great effort to protect its beloved animals gives them a great chance to live on.


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Princess Mononoke (PG-13) **** Featuring the voices of Billy Crudup, Claire Daines Directed by Hayao Miyazaki Year Released: 1999 A Review by Frankie Paiva
Japanese anime is a world of film that has been limited to obscure video store shelves for far too long. The stunning detail that is in each cell of animation cannot possibly be appreciated, or given the proper gratitude, by watching an anime film on video. Recently, one of the first anime films to be released in a while Perfect Blue was released into theaters. It did very good business and opened the door right up for this animation classic. Princess Mononoke (Mononoke Hime in Japan) was the biggest grossing animated film of all time in Japan. Now with the help of English actors for the voices, it’s ready to set sail across the ocean for the viewing pleasure of everyone who enjoys anime or cinema in general.
Ashitaka is a warrior who has been put under a curse by the forest God.  The elderly woman of the village says that if he goes to the forest of the forest Gods that he may be able to have the curse lifted. So off he goes riding into the forest until he reaches the pool of the forest God. Nearby there is a mining colony called Irontown led by Lady Eboshi.  If she kills him, all forest Gods will become mortal again and will be easily killed.
He also meets Princess Mononoke. She lives with an extremely large wolf pack and is trying to save the forest. Her destiny is to kill Lady Eboshi to save the forest and all of the animals living in it. A tribe of boars also enters the picture when they decide to charge and kill Lady Eboshi and her men.
Princess Mononoke is worth seeing three or four times just to look at the beautifully drawn animation. No detail was spared, in scenes where Ashitake runs through the forest all of the shadows of the trees and branches are perfectly laid out to where they would be in real life. The forest God is quirky and cool looking and you don't even want to get me started about what it looks like when people are engulfed with hate. The expressions on the characters' faces make up for the usual lack of good dubbing.  Many people I talked to thought (and I agree with them) that while watching the film, it’s painfully obvious which American celebrities are doing the voices. Why not have Japanese people do the voices for the English version of the film? It would sound a lot better and more authentic. While the storyline sounds complicated, it’s not that hard to get. Besides, if you get lost there is always the animation to look at. Mononoke has a great message, and the premise of trying to balance nature with production to work together to form a better economy is a great lesson. Especially for some construction workers who treat trees as things that exist only for them to chop down. The ending is also slightly confusing, but I won’t give anything else away. If you are fortunate enough to have Princess Mononoke to be at a theater near you, go and see it. If not, rent it on video and watch it on a really big screen. This animation classic gets **** stars.
The Young-Uns: Several soldiers get either their arms or heads chopped off, but it’s usually shown at a distance. (Remember this film is animated) there is also some very scary looking boars and some mild language. Good Age 12 & Up
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Best gardening gifts for Christmas 2019 - top present ideas for keen gardeners
by Precious AdesinaEveryone has a gardening lover in their life, and the tools they use can range from the most expensive secateurs to the simplest pot.
With Christmas just around the corner, it may be worth giving the keen gardener in your life a present that suits their pastime. But, if you're not a gardener yourself, it may be hard to understand why your loved one might want a pruning saw instead of a bow saw - finding the right gift for anyone can be a daunting task.
Don't worry though - here's a round-up of the best gardening Christmas gifts for men and women so that you can get through the gift buying stage a lot faster and win many brownie points with your green-fingered friends.
Best gardening tools
1. Old garden hand tools
These recycled and restored old tools - dibbers, forks, trowels and weeders - are the ideal long-lasting addition to any gardener's arsenal.
2. Access Garden Set of 3 Glass Victorian Bell Cloches
These glass cloches provide effective protection against pests and frost, as well as creating warm and humid 'greenhouse' conditions to stimulate growth.
3. William Morris Garden Tool Set
This handy tool set is covered in a classic William Morris floral print, and comes in a charming gift box. It forms part of a range of patterned garden tools which have been developed in association with the V&A Museum, London.
4. Okatsune Shears
These sturdy blades from Japan are ideal for anyone keen on topiary. They're great for clipping box, cloud pruning shrubs, trimming hedges and just about anything else you want to chop. Not to be confused with the rusty old things at the back of the shed.
5. Plantini Mini Planthouse
How can you fail to like this stunning planthouse kit? The ornate metal structure includes everything you need to grow your own tabletop hot house, including instructions, a planting pot, compost disc and viola seeds.
6. Felco tool sharpener
£22.95, harrodhorticultural.com
Useful diamond-coated sharpening tool for use on shears and secateurs without the need for dismantling or specialist help.
7. Gubbins Tins
Perfect for bundling up gardening bits and bobs, these cheery tins will save gardeners time hunting and unravelling. Each set contains nine labelled pots set in a tray. Also available in grey, duck egg blue and raspberry.
8. Perennial Spade
Endorsed by the RHS, this great value spade is ideal for slicing through perennial plants to split and divide them up. It's also great for hands and knees gardening.
9. Gardena Comfort Ratchet Lopper SmartCut
This lopper is ideal when you need to reach up to cut bigger branches. It has a ratchet function that is automatically activated.
10. Sussex Trug
It may seem pricey but this is definitely not a cheap imitation. Produced in the heart of East London's market district, this Sussex Trug is handcrafted using chestnut and willow from sustainable resources and every one is individually signed by the maker.
11. Terracotta rhubarb forcer
From £89.99, WaitroseGarden.com
It has a practical purpose but this also makes a beautiful garden ornament when placed in your vegetable garden.
Clothes
12. Vambrace glove extensions
These British-made leather arm protectors shield your skin and clothing from brambles and thorns while you're digging and planting.
13. Large butterflies tote bag
Adorned with images of butterflies from the Natural History Museum picture library with their Latin names, this simple tote bag is perfect for transporting utensils or for your weekly shop.
14. Orla Kiely Potting Gloves
£14.95, homeandgardencentre.co.uk
Super stylish canvas gloves in Orla Kiely's bright, distinctive design will keep green-fingered hands warm and clean. A perfect stocking filler.
15. Long Garden Tool Belt Apron
Made from durable olive and tan trim canvas, this smart garden apron and tool belt is built to last. It's great value and has adjustable neck and waist straps and of course various compartments for all those trusty tools.
16. Tremont Supreme Tall Boots
If you don't fancy bright pink wellies with spots on, but don't want the usual countryside green either, these wellies are a great compromise.
Furniture and Decoration
17. Space saving potting bench with storage
This compact wooden potting bench is a must-have. It is ideal if you are tight on space but still want a decent work area.
18. Leaf green cacoon
This combined hanging chair, hammock and tent is made from fabric developed by the marine and camping industries, making it durable and safe, as well as lightweight. Hang it from a tree in the garden and watch your flowers grow.
19. Shadylace parasol
This grey parasol has cut-out lace detailing that will leave foliage-shaped shadows on your lawn in the sunshine, while still protecting you from the rays.
20. Hanging Brass Sky Lantern
From £28, NotOnTheHighStreet.com
Hanging lanterns are ideal for giving a twinkly glow to evening meals out in the garden. These come in two sizes and can be hung along paths and above courtyards.
21. Summer Parasols
From £315, eastlondonparasols.com
Garden parasols in block prints, antique textiles, richly coloured taffetas with sari borders, tassels, pom poms and silver top pieces from Indian temples.
22. Waterproof picnic blanket
£32, english-heritageshop.org.uk
Shake out this recycled wool blanket when playing and picnicking on the lawn. With detachable handle.
23. Cast iron disc brazier
This simple design will hold a good sized fire, perfect for cool summer evenings while complementing the look of your garden.
Fun and useful gifts
24. Petersham Nurseries tomato gift box
Want to grow Principe Borghese, Roma, Pantano, San Marzano, Costoluto Genevose and Cuor di Bue? This box of Italian Heirloom tomato seeds is the way to go.
25. Album Benary Print
Want to brighten up the wall of your kitchen or potting shed? This print, with images of melons from varieties taken from the Album Benary, is a 19th century nod to your favourite hobby.
26. Gardeners Hand Therapy
After all that digging, this top-selling cream from Crabtree and Evelyn is made of rich shea butter and fragranced with clover, lavender, sage rosemary and thyme. There's a hand scrub and hand wash available too if you want to complete the set.
27. National Trust Summer House
From £4,999, nationaltrust.org.uk
A rustic retreat, with traditional design features inspired by Trust properties and in a range of colours.
28. Pikplant Jar Coffee Plant
This Coffea arabica plant would suit a beginner. It lives in an airtight humid biotope so no watering needed.
29. ROBERTS Revival Bluetooth Digital Radio
From £169.99, John Lewis & Partners
This is a super stylish 1950s-style radio with 21st century smart radio features. You'll help make gardening that extra bit more fun for them.
30. The Botanical Wall Chart
Botanical charts are experiencing a resurgence in interest, both as pieces of art and as objects of scientific and historical significance. This collection of wall charts from all over the globe will delight anyone with an interest in botanical illustration, history and the natural world.
For more Christmas inspiration, read our guide on the best Christmas gifts and find more festive features here.
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GlideinWMS RPMs are distributed via Open Science Grid (OSG) and documented in the following pages:
- Instructions to install via RPM the Frontend and the related components (User Collector, Submit host, ...)
- Instructions to install via RPM the Factory and related components (Factory collector)
These RPMs install a default version of the system but with the option to manually edit settings for more complicated configurations. Check the Factory configuration and Frontend configuration for a more detailed reference about the configuration.
TAR Files distribution is no longer supported. So for installation instructions see the RPM documents listed above amd hosted by OSG.
Possible Configurations
The following are recommended configurations for installing GlideinWMS. If you are installing a Factory, note that only configurations with the WMS Pool and Factory on the same node are supported. Also note that worker nodes must be able to access the web server on the Factory and Frontend nodes in order to download necessary files.
It should be noted that it is possible to install the GlideinWMS across administrative boundaries (i.e. you will only install part of the GlideinWMS infrastructure). See the OSG section below for an example.
Several possible configurations are:
Two Server configuration (recommended minimum):
- The GlideinWMS Pool and colocated glidein Factory node
- A node containing the Glidein Frontend, the glidein User Pool together with the scheduler for user submissions
Three Server configuration (recommended for 1000+ glideins)
- The glidein WMS Pool and colocated glidein Factory node
- A node containing the glidein User Pool together with the glidein Frontend
- A node containing the scheduler for user submissions
One Server configuration (Use only for test installs)
- The GlideinWMS Pool and colocated glidein Factory node, with the collector of the WMS Pool running on port 8618. Glidein Frontend, the glidein User Pool (collector running on default port 9618) together with the scheduler for user submissions. With this configuration, take special care of the ports assigned and of the condor.sh currently sourced when running commands.
Members of the Open Science Grid can use the OSG Factory at UCSD or GOC. In this case, they need to install only the following services:
See OSG Glidein Factory for more details on how to use this setup to talk to the OSG Factory. You will also need a proxy for the Frontend to communicate and (at least) one proxy for the glideins for submission.
OSG provides also an RPM to install the Glidein Frontend, the User Pool and scheduler. See the OSG GlideinWMS VO Frontend RPM installation guide for the RPM installation and configuration to use the OSG Factory. Note that the RPM installation by default installs all three these components.
Additional Documents:
- Quick Reference Guide to GSI Authentication Setup in GlideinWMS: for information on how to configure the GSI security, and additional GSI configuration.
- Multiple Schedds for increased scalability.
- Troubleshooting Frontend installation problems and Troubleshooting Factory installation problems.
- Frequently Asked Questions for advanced configuration tips.