public class MMQMonitor extends java.lang.Object implements Monitor
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
private static class |
MMQMonitor.Route
The Enum Route.
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| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private com.rabbitmq.client.Channel |
channel
Used to represent the AMQP data channel in RabbitMQ.
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private com.rabbitmq.client.Connection |
connection
Used to represent the AMQP connection in RabbitMQ.
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private com.rabbitmq.client.QueueingConsumer |
consumer
The consumer object which monitors the message queue using blocking semantics.
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private static java.lang.String |
CONSUMER_TAG
The Constant CONSUMER_TAG used to identify the current consumer on a channel for starting and stopping it.
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IDatabaseConnector |
dbConnector
Used to abstract database functions from the monitor itself.
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private static java.lang.String |
EXCHANGE_NAME
The Constant EXCHANGE_NAME used to configure the RabbitMQ message queue connection.
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java.util.HashSet<java.lang.Integer> |
experiments
Tracks currently active experiments.
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com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory |
factory
Produces properly configured RabbitMQ Connection objects.
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private com.google.gson.Gson |
gson
Google Gson object used to deserialise the JSON messsage queue data into MMQEvent objects.
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private java.lang.String |
queueName
The queue name returned after declaration of the RabbitMQ channel.
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private static java.lang.String |
VIRTUAL_HOST
The Constant VIRTUAL_HOST used to configure the RabbitMQ message queue connection.
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java.util.HashMap<java.net.URI,java.lang.Integer> |
vmAssociations
Associates VMs with an experiment.
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| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MMQMonitor() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private int |
getExperimentIdFromURI(java.net.URI uri)
Decodes the numerical experiment ID from a URI.
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private java.lang.String |
getSiteFromURI(java.net.URI uri) |
static void |
main(java.lang.String[] args) |
void |
makeConnection()
Make connection.
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private void |
processComputeCreation(MMQEvent event)
Process compute creation.
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private void |
processComputeDoneMessage(MMQEvent event)
Process compute done message.
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private void |
processComputeResumed(MMQEvent event)
Process compute resumed.
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private void |
processComputeStopped(MMQEvent event)
Process compute stopped.
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private void |
processComputeSuspended(MMQEvent event)
Process compute suspended.
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private void |
processExperimentCreation(MMQEvent event)
Process experiment creation.
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private void |
processExperimentTermination(MMQEvent event)
Process experiment termination.
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void |
routeMessage(java.lang.String routingKey,
MMQEvent event)
Handles the message queue event depending on the queue topic it originated from.
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void |
run()
Starts the monitoring of the BonFIRE management message queue and handles each message as it is received.
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private static final java.lang.String EXCHANGE_NAME
private static final java.lang.String VIRTUAL_HOST
private static final java.lang.String CONSUMER_TAG
private com.rabbitmq.client.Channel channel
private com.rabbitmq.client.Connection connection
public com.rabbitmq.client.ConnectionFactory factory
private com.rabbitmq.client.QueueingConsumer consumer
private com.google.gson.Gson gson
public IDatabaseConnector dbConnector
public java.util.HashSet<java.lang.Integer> experiments
public java.util.HashMap<java.net.URI,java.lang.Integer> vmAssociations
private java.lang.String queueName
public void makeConnection()
private void processExperimentCreation(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processExperimentTermination(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processComputeStopped(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processComputeSuspended(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processComputeResumed(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processComputeCreation(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventprivate void processComputeDoneMessage(MMQEvent event)
event
- the eventpublic void routeMessage(java.lang.String routingKey, MMQEvent event)
routingKey
- the originating message queue topic. Used as a key to select how the event should be processed.event
- the eventprivate int getExperimentIdFromURI(java.net.URI uri)
uri
- the URI to be decoded.private java.lang.String getSiteFromURI(java.net.URI uri)
public void run()
Starts the monitoring of the BonFIRE management message queue and handles each message as it is received. Each message is deserialised from JSON into an MMQEvent object and shipped to the routeMessage() method for processing.
Implemented using the RabbitMQ QueueingConsumer and closely following the example code given in the BonFIRE Wiki documentation.
To stop, must be interrupted from another thread otherwise messages will be consumed indefinitely.
run
in interface java.lang.Runnable
Runnable.run()
,
BonFIRE Wiki Producers and Consumers Codepublic static void main(java.lang.String[] args) throws java.net.URISyntaxException
java.net.URISyntaxException


multiDownloader
by Namit
Open the course page
Check all the files you want to download.
Click multiDownload button
All files will be stored in a folder named "VIT Course Material" in your downloads folder.


"Everyday is a fashion show and the world is the runway." -Coco Chanel
Tired of lint and other materials from your clothes on an outfit you have? Just use a razor to take them off. If there are any leftovers afterward, just use tape.
Use a sharpie to cover bleach stains.
In need of jeans but don't have time to try them on? Just put the waistline of your jeans around your neck and see if it fits.
Stop sweaters from shedding by putting them in your freezer.
Using dish soap will help remove oil stains.
Wash sneakers with baking soda, detergent and a toothbrush to liven them up.


Documentation | Get Excited!
This example requires that you must edit your /etc/hosts file, adding a new domain alias for "localhost", e.g:
<IP_ADDRESS> localhost foo.example.com
Now you must with the same sub-name, in this case: "foo", for example.
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To replace this page, edit 'src/main/webapp/index.xhtml', or keep Forging!


There are many satellites in orbit, each falling into a specific category and launched by different countries. On this map there is a drop-down to choose a country to see the current satellites they have in orbit. The dropdown adjacent to the country name is the amount of satellites you would like the page to return
The satellites can also be searched by their NORAD ID or its name.
| > Select the country: (Number of satellites from drop down) | Satellite Ids | Satellite Names |


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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:36 PM
are there multible wif and wallet.dat i did not know that i got jumblr dex bots and revs do i need to backup 4 wallet.dat?
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:37 PM
each WIF give you access to a corresponding address(edited)
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:37 PM
i got all of them on 1 add
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:38 PM
you should be able to access asset chain on that address with the corresponding WIF
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:38 PM
aaah do i need to import it 4 times becuse i can onbly seed it one dex asset
right now
but will the wif from verus agama work on komodo agama when it safe?
bushybro09-Jun-19 10:40 PM
quick question, I've read the different posts in regards to claiming the refund. My question is, do I need to provide my compromised seed anywhere. I know initially we were told seeds would not be requested. I filled out the original claim form but then coin specific ones were provided, I did not fill that one out. I also sent the fractional KMD from my compromised address. Will there be anything else required?
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:40 PM
yes, verus agama and komodo agama is just a wallet, everything is stored in blockchain. So if you have WIF key, you can use it to access the fund on blockchain, using any client/ wallet(edited)
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:41 PM
@Gordon Komodo thx!
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:41 PM
including chameleon, magnum etc
Teleporter09-Jun-19 10:41 PM
been holding kmd for 2years+ and all I got as reward was 60 kmd (edited)
thanks though
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:42 PM
@Teleporter you would have to claim every month now, the consensus has changed since then
Teleporter09-Jun-19 10:42 PM
Who knew? I even forgot I had kmd
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:42 PM
@bushybro you should not give your seed to anybody. You only need to follow the instruction, including sending the dust kmd from old affected address to the new address.(edited)
Unless it's your wife wanting to get pregnant of course (edited)
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hastrup09-Jun-19 10:44 PM
@Gordon Komodo i have not used nativ alot is there a wallet.dat for each chain?
bushybro09-Jun-19 10:45 PM
@Gordon Komodo Thx, just got a bit turned around reading the claim process. I think I should be good to go.
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Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:45 PM
only if you have use native, then wallet.dat will be generated in the corresponding asset chain folder(edited)
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:46 PM
i have importet my wif 4 times on each chain so i got 4 nativ chains going is there 4 wallet.dat?(edited)
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 10:47 PM
correct
hastrup09-Jun-19 10:47 PM
thx!!!
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:02 PM
where is wallet.dat. when i seach and go into .verus-agama there is no wallet.dat but bots.log and many more of that(edited)
im i in the wrong folder??(edited)
Crabby Paddy09-Jun-19 11:03 PM
Windows? @hastrup
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:03 PM
mint
ubuntu 18.04 mint 19.1
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 11:06 PM
should be in .komodo
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:06 PM
in a seach in nemo its locatet in /home/user/.komodo/bots i have uninstalld komodo agama do i need to change wallet again(edited)
??
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 11:07 PM
home/.komodo/.(corresponding asset chain folder)
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:08 PM
yes
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 11:08 PM
no, verus agama will access the same folder
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:08 PM
ok
i was just worrid that komodo agama was still on my system
so verus agama will make .komodo folder to put wallet.dat file
Gordon Komodo09-Jun-19 11:09 PM
correct
hastrup09-Jun-19 11:09 PM
thx
double o09-Jun-19 11:21 PM
Hello, I’m still getting error messages
When i try to run the Agama (v0.6.0-13-PBaas-Cross-chain-Technology-Preview) i receive this error message
call komodo_args.(/private/var/folders/2r/lsyzrkh97rd6g3jt53qwbs_00000gn/T/AppTranslocation/51B2C0C1-A684-4FC1-8B0E-729457479211/d/Agama.app/Contents/Resources/app/assets/bin/osx/komodod) NOTARY_PUBKEY.()
thread '<unnamed>' panicked at 'couldn't finish reading Sprout groth16 parameter file: Os { code: 5, kind: Other, message: "Input/output error" }', src/libcore/result.rs:1009:5
note: Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 for a backtrace.
komodod exited with code null, crashed?initialized at<PHONE_NUMBER>
initialized at<PHONE_NUMBER>
hyperDEX09-Jun-19 11:21 PM
@double o#support might be your best bet
double o09-Jun-19 11:21 PM
When i try to open the komodo-qt-mac file it opens a Terminal that reads:
thread '<unnamed>' panicked at 'couldn't finish reading Sprout groth16 parameter file: Os { code: 5, kind: Other, message: "Input/output error" }', libcore/result.rs:945:5
note: Run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 for a backtrace.
Abort trap: 6
logout
Saving session...
...copying shared history...
...saving history...truncating history files...
...completed.
I do have a small amount of kmd in a different ledger nano device that still has a balance. Is it possible to have my recovery KMD to be sent there?
If so, should I fill out another form?
hyperDEX09-Jun-19 11:26 PM
Yes but it will take a bit longer as it will be contested at that point
Also did you use your ledger privkey to claim rewards in agama?
double o09-Jun-19 11:26 PM
No I didn’t claim any rewards from my ledger
I just want this to work, I can fill out a new form
hyperDEX09-Jun-19 11:28 PM
Ah ok, best to fill in another form with the updated details, i dont know if there is space but you could mention that you are just changing the address but the team will look into that anyway
double o09-Jun-19 11:29 PM
Thank you kindly. I really do appreciate your time and effort to help me. Thank you!
hyperDEX09-Jun-19 11:55 PM
No worries
Alecandro10-Jun-19 12:01 AM
KMD Pummpppppp
woah that was quite a bump there
Alexfrog10-Jun-19 12:17 AM
did a lot of coins randomlyhave a megaspike?
both my KMD and my MANA did in the same 5 min candle
suburbancaveman10-Jun-19 12:32 AM
Okay I believe my funds were swept up and I am only now catching up to what happened
looks like I can no longer fill out the form to claim
how should I proceed?
I downloaded the versus agama wallet and entered my seed phrase
my funds are gone except for 0.00021658 kmd
Yassin10-Jun-19 12:33 AM
@suburbancaveman join here #support
suburbancaveman10-Jun-19 12:34 AM
thx
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Trex_Vore_Lover10-Jun-19 12:52 AM
Erm, what is this server about?
actionslacks10-Jun-19 12:54 AM
its about a magical adventure
as we descend into the cryptoverse
Trex_Vore_Lover10-Jun-19 12:58 AM
Yeah... think I clicked on the wrong group...
1
tipofthespear10-Jun-19 02:54 AM
Agama won't even open.
How would I see the small transaction they would send?
Komodo QT wallet. Contribute to DeckerSU/KomodoOcean development by creating an account on GitHub.
agnewpickens10-Jun-19 03:37 AM
My Ocean Qt is stuck on "activating best chain" for hours after I encrypted my wallet.
Any help for that?
Ping me, still on Mod duty for Dash Talk.
Nevermind, went to roaming and backed up all the folders, will give that a try.
ecbuddy10-Jun-19 03:59 AM
question; after this agama fiasco.... I, now that I have KMD back in ocean wallet
wondering, how do I collect interest on this, like I used to on AGAMA?
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:11 AM
Send your funds to yourself
Spends the utxos and claims
ecbuddy10-Jun-19 04:18 AM
so basically, just send my whole balance to my own address every once in a while?
anyway way to check the amount accrued before doing it?
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:20 AM
Once a month
CHMEX10-Jun-19 04:20 AM
Yes you have to do it once each 30 days
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:20 AM
Or else stops accruing
CHMEX10-Jun-19 04:21 AM
dexstats.info/rewards.php
You can check rewards here I believe ocean does not have that feature yet
ecbuddy10-Jun-19 04:23 AM
interesting, thank you
i didnt know it stops accruing if you dont collect after a month
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:25 AM
Rewards decentralize coin generation to the hold in a much more equitable way than mining or staking , the purpose is to be active user rewards , else a global demurrage effect will occur, which effectively lowers the bounds of coin supply per given year
TLDR: users have to be active in their coin holdings to take advantage of coin generation profitability
hyperDEX10-Jun-19 04:39 AM
Would be cool to have a way to "claim" the unclaimed rewards for a community pool of funds @polycryptoblog
Or just spread to the ones actively claiming rewards
Well actually because they are not claiming, it technically increases the value of the ones claiming the reward due to lower emissions
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:40 AM
Yes
Exactly
hyperDEX10-Jun-19 04:40 AM
There is a compound effect in reduced emissions
polycryptoblog10-Jun-19 04:42 AM
Komodo rewards is a game a patience . 13 years could land you substantially ahead in coin holdings relative to peers who did not claim.


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Gets the local computer's firewall rules.
Get-FirewallRule [<CommonParameters>]
Get-FirewallRule -Name <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Get-FirewallRule -LiteralName <String> [<CommonParameters>]
Returns a Carbon.Firewall.Rule
object for each firewall rule on the local computer.
In Carbon 2.4.0 and earlier, this data is parsed from the output of:
netsh advfirewall firewall show rule name=all
which only works on english-speaking computers.
Beginning with Carbon 2.4.1, firewall rules are read using the Windows Firewall with Advanced Security API's HNetCfg.FwPolicy2
object.
You can return specific rule(s) using the Name
or LiteralName
parameters. The Name
parameter accepts wildcards; LiteralName
does not. There can be multiple firewall rules with the same name.
If the firewall isn't configurable/running, writes an error and returns without returning any objects.
This function requires administrative privileges.
| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Name | String | The name of the rule. Wildcards supported. Names aren't unique, so you may still get back multiple rules |
true | false | |
| LiteralName | String | The literal name of the rule. Wildcards not supported. |
true | false |
Carbon.Firewall.Rule.
Get-FirewallRule
Demonstrates how to get the firewall rules running on the current computer.
Get-FirewallRule -Name 'World Wide Web Services (HTTP Traffic-In)'
Demonstrates how to get a specific rule.
Get-FirewallRule -Name '*HTTP*'
Demonstrates how to use wildcards to find rules whose names match a wildcard pattern, in this case any rule whose name contains the text 'HTTP' is returned.
Get-FirewallRule -LiteralName 'Custom Rule **CREATED BY AUTOMATED PROCES'
Demonstrates how to find a specific firewall rule by name if that name has wildcard characters in it.


It contains a function designed to the joint segmentation in the mean of several correlated series. The method is described in the paper X. Collilieux, E. Lebarbier and S. Robin. A factor model approach for the joint segmentation with between-series correlation (2015) <arXiv:1505.05660>.
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| Published: | 2018-03-09 |
| Author: | Xavier Collilieux, Emilie Lebarbier and Stephane Robin |
| Maintainer: | Emilie Lebarbier <emilie.lebarbier at agroparistech.fr> |
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WITNESS LIST
Water Desalination
June 16, 2014 12:00 PM
Texas Desalination
ON:
Ballien, John President (El Paso Water Utilities), El Paso, TX
Bennett, Richard A. President (Texas Association of Manufacturers), Austin, TX
Brookins, Linda Water Supply Division Director (TCEQ), Austin, TX
Bruun, Bech Board Member (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Callahan, Neta (Self), Lexington, TX
Dahill, John General Counsel (Texas Conference of Urban Counties), Austin, TX
Dwyer, James Water Resource Engineer (CHZM Hill), Austin, TX
Fainter Jr., John W. President (Association of Electric Companies of Texas, INC.), Austin,
TX
Feinberg, Bob Project Development (RWL Water), ABQ, NM
Flores, Greg Vice President of Public Affairs (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio,
TX
Frazier, Kyle Executive Director Texas Desalination Association (Texas Desalination
Association), Austin, TX
Jackson, Kathleen Board Member (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Jones, Sarah General Manager GAIA Clearwater (GAIA Clearwater), Dallas, TX
Kalaswad, Sanjeey Director (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Karalyos, Laszlo Chairman and President (GAIA Clearwater LLC), Dallas, TX
Lambert, Mark CEO, IDE Americas INC. (Texas Desalination Association), Austin, TX
Lee, Thomas D. CEO (GAIA Clearwater, LLC), Dallas, TX
Looney, Rob President (Texas oil and gas Association), Austin, TX
Lyons, Steven W. Meteorologist In Charge National Weather Service (Self), San Angelo,
TX
Mace, Robert Deputy Executive Administration (Texas Water Development Board),
Austin, TX
Magill, Chad City Councilman District 2: Corpus Christi (Corpus Christi), Corpus Christi,
TX
Mahurin, Heather Legal Counsel (Texas Municipal League), Austin, TX
Norris, Bill President, Norris Leal PLLC (Texas Desalination Association), Austin, TX
Rivero, Hector President and CEO (Texas Chemical Council), Austin, TX
Robbins, Dean Assistant General Manager (Texas Water Conservation Association),
Austin, TX
Rubinstein, Carlos Chairman (Texas Water Development Board), Austin, TX
Sizemore, Mike Governmental Affairs Consultant (Port of Victoria), Victoria, TX
Sledge, Brian Attorney, Sled Fancher PLLC (Texas Water Conservation Association),
Austin, TX
Smith, Greg Vice Chairman (Port Aransas Chamber of Commerce), Port Aransas, TX
Steinbach, Stacey Executive Director (Texas Alliance of Groundwater Districts), Austin,
TX
Troell, Jay Director- Evergreen Underground Water Conservation District (Self),
Pleasanton, TX
Washington, Thomas R. CFO (Gaia Clearwater LLC), Dallas, TX
WITNESS LIST
Water Desalination
June 16, 2014 12:00 PM
Wells, Hope Water Resources Counsel (San Antonio Water System), San Antonio, TX


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*Note: This post first appeared at Sendgrid’s official blog *
SendGrid is the epitome of catching a tiger by the tail. Our systems were not originally designed to handle the massive scale we deal with today. Adding new features at this scale also presents challenges budding companies don’t yet need to design for. With our growth and overall traffic, we have had to come up with solutions to handle challenges related to simply scaling our datastores.
At SendGrid, a large portion of our data is housed in 10 distinct MySQL datastores with a total of 87 physical machines and 255 MySQL instances. We also have a varying combination of challenges that tend to be specific to our clusters. Let’s walk through some of these challenges and how we’ve tackled them.
High transaction rate
We collect a lot of statistics on the mail we send. How often email is opened, clicked, marked as spam….etc. These stats used to live in one of our busiest MySQL clusters, peaking at 17,000 transactions per second almost every day. While a lot of our daemons in SendGrid, including our stats writer, use local queues as a method of back pressure at peak traffic times, eventually, we reached a scale that broke known limits of MySQL performance and scalability.
A benchmark by Percona puts MySQL (with settings comparable to ours) using solid state drives peaking their throughput at 15,000 transactions per second (Benchmark by Percona). There was a very brief moment of pride for our ops team that we had a finely tuned database working as hard as it can be worked. But how do we continue scaling?
This is when we used a strategy known as “Functional Sharding.” Functional sharding is when you separate parts of your data set to dedicated database clusters based on common functionality in order to split read heavy data (like user login information) from write heavy data (like statistics tables) and gives the ops team the chance to tune each database separately for their specific workload.
Insane dataset sizes
Another challenge we face at SendGrid is the sheer size of our data set. MySQL, being the go-to relational database for many startups, is typically deployed in sizes that don’t exceed a few hundred gigabytes per instance. Ideally row counts are 500M or less, or in rare occasions on special hardware, 1B rows. Here at SendGrid, our largest single instance is a whopping 21 billion rows, living on 7.3 TB of disk space.
When creating the datastore that will hold information about every single link in a large portion of our email volume, data set size was immediately a concern. Not only the sheer volume of data, but also the fact that we will need to read it at an aggregated rate of 60 thousand IO operations per second and at peak times as millions of recipients open these emails and click links. We also have to keep this data for 8 weeks as people can and will click on links in emails that are that old. This brings the total data set size to 8.8 TBs of data including replicas.
So what is the solution for this? Horizontal sharding. Breaking your data into individual instances of MySQL where each instance looks the same, but the rows contained are separate. This is especially easy to do when the rows can exist independently of each other and you will not do searches across clusters that have to be grouped later.
In order to also maximize the I/O of our solid state drives and the CPU throughput of all those cores, we housed 5 instances of MySQL per box leading to a lot more parallel reads and writes per machine and more IOPS from a single machine. This data store amounts to 75 individual MySQL instances across 44 servers.
How to write apps for it all
Whether it is functional or horizontal sharding, most open source object relational mappers do not support this kind of data distribution where the application has to have a context of where the information for different parts of its stack lives. At SendGrid we developed an application that does it all for us. When we started, solving problems of this scale was not common. However, now there are numerous open source projects that support this style of using MySQL. You can choose between jetpants (By Tumblr), Vitess (By YouTube), MySQL Fabric (By Oracle) and a few other open source and proprietary solutions.
Things to come
Here at SendGrid, we always have a bunch of different new services in development at any given time and invariably most, if not all of them, need a datastore and a lot of times that means MySQL. What that means to the ops team is an imperative to keep our MySQL deployments automated and version controlled, and to always look ahead and design schemas and tune configurations for maximum performance and optimal use of resources.


Bill Belichick Addresses The Viral Story Jerry Jones Told About Him
by Andrew HolleranJerry Jones told a pretty great story about Bill Belichick in anticipation of Sunday afternoon’s game between his Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patriots.
The Cowboys owner recalled Belichick pitching himself for a coaching job after he was fired by the Cleveland Browns back in 1996. Jones had ran into Belichick at a ski resort, where the pitch was made.
“Bill Belichick said, ‘I can coach. If you ever get an opportunity, don’t forget about me,’” Jones said on 105.3 The Fan on Tuesday. “I’ve thought about that many times. You never know where you can find a great coach. You can find them in a ski checkout line sometimes.”
Belichick ended up landing an assistant coach job in New England later that year. He became the team’s head coach in 2000 and has won six Super Bowls. The Cowboys have had four head coaches since Belichick was hired by the Patriots.
New England’s head coach addressed Jones’ story today.
“Yeah, I was out in Snowmass. I was out there with the family, and Jerry, he’s got on a big white jacket with a blue star, coming off a couple Super Bowl victories out there. But yeah, Jerry and the Jones’ have always been great to me,” he said.
Belichick didn’t confirm asking Jones for a job, though he admitted his memory isn’t the best. What could have been…

The game will be on FOX.


Canada Jetlines sues WestJet co-founder Neeleman, alleging interference in its attempt to take off
Canada Jetlines Ltd. says it is suing WestJet Airlines co-founder David Neeleman in the United States for allegedly interfering in the fledgling discount carrier’s efforts to get off the ground.
Executive chairman Mark Morabito says it launched legal proceedings in the U.S. district court in Connecticut against Neeleman, DGN Corp. and Breeze Aviation Group, for “tortious interference with business expectancy and violation of the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act.”
In a statement of claim, it alleges Neelman and his affiliates embarked on “a predatory scheme” to destroy the relationship between Jetlines and an international investment bank that ultimately terminated its help in raising new capital to start the airlines.
It claims the defendants induced Jetlines CEO Lukas Johnson to participate in secret communications and meetings in order to lure him away to help Neeleman’s own new airline venture called Moxy, which is to be owned and operated by Breeze Aviation. The allegations have been proven in court and Neeleman couldn’t be immediately reached for comment.
Jetlines says Johnson misled it and the bank about his commitment to the airline, its financing effort and launch and then resigned on Aug. 27, 2018, just as it was poised to approach prospective investors.
That prompted the bank to immediately suspend efforts to get new financing for Jetlines saying Johnson’s departure was a big blow to the company that may not be overcome. It terminated its support on Dec. 8, 2018.
Vancouver-based Canada Jetlines announced last month that it was postponing its planned December launch and laying off most employees after failing to secure $40 million in required financing and losing investment partners.


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PSA still aiming to sign MoU with FCA in December: source
PARIS (Reuters) - French carmaker PSA (PEUP.PA) remains focused on its merger talks with Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) (FCHA.MI) and is still aiming to sign a memorandum of understanding (MoU) in December, said a source close to the matter.
The source echoed the stance of Fiat, which on Thursday brushed off a shock lawsuit from General Motors (GM.N). Fiat expressed confidence in reaching a binding merger deal with Peugeot owner PSA by the end of this year to create the world’s fourth-largest carmaker.


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Julia Roberts? Playing the role of the most popular actress on the planet? It sounds like the biggest head-trip in the world, but it's actually Notting Hill, the best romantic comedy produced by Hollywood in recent memory.
Roberts (My Best Friend's Wedding) plays Anna Scott, the kind of movie star that often finds herself the fodder for tabloids all over the world. One day, on a rare occasion where she is not being ushered by a publicist, Anna stumbles into a store that specializes in travel books. The shop, located in the diverse Notting Hill section of London, is owned by a chap named William Thacker (Hugh Grant, Nine Months).
Within a few minutes, William lives out the fantasy of every male over the age of twelve – meeting a rich, beautiful celebrity and having her instantly fall for your `regular guy' charm.  In my fantasy, it's usually barbecue sauce.
Thanks to his Pig-Pen-esque Welsh roommate Spike (Rhys Ifans, Twin Town), it's days before William finds out that Anna has called and asked to meet at her hotel. A gleeful William hurries to the hotel, only to find himself smack in the middle of the press junket for Anna's latest flick, the sci-fi thriller Helix. This hysterical scene involves William being mistaken as a member of the press (namely Horses and Hounds magazine) and being forced to interview the stars of Helix, a movie that he has never seen. Believe me, critics will be raving about this scene, as it plays out as a bit of an inside joke just for them.
The film really takes off when Anna accompanies William to his younger sister's birthday party. The partygoers try not to overreact to the presence of such a huge star, while Anna, amazed by the activities of common folk, just tries to fit in. At the end of their next date Anna asks William back to her hotel room, only to find her boorish boyfriend (the well-cast boor Alec Baldwin), which brings both the wonderful evening and their blossoming relationship to a screeching halt.
Notting Hill will likely draw comparisons to Best Picture nominee Four Weddings and a Funeral (Richard Curtis wrote both Hugh Grant vehicles), and with good reason. In Four Weddings, the story was slowed down by the romance between Grant and Andie MacDowell, just like it is here. The best moments are not when director Roger Michell's (Persuasion) camera focuses on just Hugh and Julia – they're when William's close-knit friends, or the perpetually filthy Spike, are on the screen.
Although it's more than just a chick flick, will Notting Hill's female viewers be able to sympathize with the Julia Roberts character? Despite the fact that she is both famous and gorgeous, Anna has more to complain about than a leper at an arm wrestling competition. My guess is that they will. Like Howard Stern eloquently said, `It's like Pretty Woman, only in reverse!' (2:03 - PG-13 for sexual content and mild adult language)
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Just like every action has a reaction, every cbind()
has an rbind()
. (We admit, we are pretty bad with metaphors.)
Your R workspace, where all variables you defined 'live' (check out what a workspace is), has already been initialized and contains two matrices:
star_wars_matrix
that we have used all along, with data on the original trilogy,star_wars_matrix2
, with similar data for the prequels trilogy. Type the name of these matrices in the console and hit Enter if you want to have a closer look. If you want to check out the contents of the workspace, you can type ls()
in the console.
Use rbind()
to paste together star_wars_matrix
and star_wars_matrix2
, in this order. Assign the resulting matrix to all_wars_matrix
.
# Construct matrix
box_office_all <- c(461, 314.4, 290.5, 247.9, 309.3, 165.8)
movie_names <- c("A New Hope","The Empire Strikes Back","Return of the Jedi")
col_titles <- c("US","non-US")
star_wars_matrix <- matrix(box_office_all, nrow = 3, byrow = TRUE, dimnames = list(movie_names, col_titles))
# Construct matrix2
box_office_all2 <- c(474.5, 552.5, 310.7, 338.7, 380.3, 468.5)
movie_names2 <- c("The Phantom Menace", "Attack of the Clones", "Revenge of the Sith")
star_wars_matrix2 <- matrix(box_office_all2, nrow=3, byrow = TRUE, dimnames = list(movie_names2, col_titles))
# remove all except all_wars_matrix
rm(box_office_all)
rm(movie_names)
rm(col_titles)
rm(box_office_all2)
rm(movie_names2)
# star_wars_matrix and star_wars_matrix2 are available in your workspace
star_wars_matrix
star_wars_matrix2
# Combine both Star Wars trilogies in one matrix
all_wars_matrix <-
# star_wars_matrix and star_wars_matrix2 are available in your workspace
star_wars_matrix
star_wars_matrix2
# Combine both Star Wars trilogies in one matrix
all_wars_matrix <- rbind(star_wars_matrix, star_wars_matrix2)
msg = "Do not override the variables that have been defined for you in the workspace (`star_wars_matrix` and `star_wars_matrix2`)."
test_object("star_wars_matrix", eq_condition = "equal", undefined_msg = msg, incorrect_msg = msg)
test_object("star_wars_matrix2", eq_condition = "equal", undefined_msg = msg, incorrect_msg = msg)
test_object("all_wars_matrix", incorrect_msg = "Did you use the `rbind()` correctly to create `all_wars_matrix()`? `rbind()` should take two arguments: `star_wars_matrix` and `star_wars_matrix2`, in this order.")
success_msg("Wonderful! Continue with the next exercise and see how you can combine the results of the `rbind()` function with the `colSums()` function!")
Bind the two matrices together like this:
rbind(matrix1, matrix2)
Assign the result to all_wars_matrix
.


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Continuous Delivery Workshop
Test Driven Development
Sigmund Hansen
Agile Methods
- Short feedback cycles
- Changing requirements and plans
- Reactive (pivot and adapt)
Different Kinds of Tests
- Automated vs. Manual tests
- Unit tests
- Integration tests
- Acceptance tests
- And more
Regression tests
- Write tests before fixing bugs
- Fix the bug
- Regressions shall not pass!
- IMHO - Test Priority No. 1


Football is a day-to-day business - Flick urges resurgent Bayern to stay focused
by OmnisportHansi Flick says he and his Bayern Munich players must remain focused and not think too far ahead after their revival continued with an emphatic 4-0 win at Fortuna Dusseldorf.
Bayern's success on Saturday lifted them to within a point of the Bundesliga summit after leaders Borussia Monchengladbach went down 2-0 at Union Berlin.
CEO Karl-Heinz Rummenigge has already confirmed Flick, who was placed in charge after the sacking of Niko Kovac, will remain at the helm until at least Christmas and the new boss is making an increasingly strong case to retain the reins.
A run of three straight wins in all competitions, with 10 goals scored and none conceded, has represented a wonderful start, but Flick is refusing to get carried away.
"We hope it [Bayern's winning streak] will last until Christmas, but we all know that football is a day-to-day business," he said.
Asked if he could imagine continuing as coach into the new year, Flick added: "I can imagine a lot, but that's still a long way away.
"I enjoy the here and now and on Tuesday [when Bayern face Red Star Belgrade in the Champions League] it goes on again.
"The club now has time to think about how to go on. I do my job and try to do it well."
Bayern were dominant in the opening 45 minutes against Dusseldorf and could easily have added to the three goals they scored through Benjamin Pavard, Corentin Tolisso and Serge Gnabry.
However, their performance after the break was less polished, despite Philippe Coutinho extending their lead with a tap-in from Robert Lewandowski's cross.
"We are very, very satisfied with the first half," said Flick. "We implemented what we demanded and put the opponent under pressure from the beginning.
"There was definitely room for improvement in the second half, but those are the things we need to work on until the winter break."


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located in Thika town.
Established in 1999,
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We are very proud of our place among Kenyan Grain Millers because,
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In an attempt to improve my RoR skills and based on the suggestion of @m3talsmith, I am going to be creating a TODO application from almost scratch. I will be blogging each step as I create the TODO both for my personal learning experience in addition to helping others to learn.
The TODO application will initially involve the following functions:
These functions will initially be for html, then xml and then json.
Creating Stories
I have found that creating stories for each function is a great way to think thru the workflow. I personally use Pivotal Tracker but there are other applications out there that you can use.
ISBAT - I should be able to
Generally, the stories are created using ISBAT. For this TODO application, I will start with four stories:
For testing I will be using Rspec and Capybara. There are a lot of things that can be tested in an application, but I am going to be using just request specs. These are tests to emulate the actual user experience to include filling in fields and clicking on buttons and links. The theory behind this is that if you test all of the possible actions a user can perform, then the functionality behind the actions should work correctly. I will be creating a blog entry for each of the above listed stories.
Project Setup
The guys at RebelHold have created a great open source starter application to build an application upon which uses MongoDB and Mongoid, Haml, Rspec, FactoryGirl, and Heroku. As a today, Rebel-Foundation uses Rails 3.1.3 and Ruby 1.9.2.
To create my project I will clone Rebel-Foundation from github:
[sourcecode language="bash"]
git clone git@github.com:rebelhold/Rebel-Foundation.git todo_app
[/sourcecode]
This creates a new Rails application named "todo_app". Following the instructions on github:
== Instructions For those rvm users we've included a rvmrc. Just: cp rvmrc .rvmrc cd .. And cd back in to your project. Accept the rvmrcgem install bundler bundle
If you are NOT using rvm, then you need to!!
This will setup the basic project. My next blog entry will be writing the first story, the tests for that story and the code to pass the tests.


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I love Facebook as much as the next guy or gal. But, they've done something morally questionable (not that there's anything wrong with that!) JK. But, really.
Let's begin this story from the beginning.
I remember getting invited to a birthday party around the year 2000 - it was for a private screening of a new animated movie, called: "Shrek."
What I saw in the theater that night was incredible.
Incredible graphics, witty dialogue, and a totally unique twist on the traditional fairy tale.
But, I didn't realize that the seed was being planted in my mind for a new social media phenonenon - the Facebook.
After watching the movie again last night, I was amazed to see how many times the Facebook logo appears in the original Shrek film! The following images are not photo-shopped. Just watch the movie again for yourself, and you'll see: it's all there!
Here are the facts: The Facebook Logo appeared in Shrek, which came out in 2001, even though Zuckerberg only invented Facebook in 2004 in his Harvard dorm room.
I'm still unsure how Facebook got away with this. Anyone have any ideas? Google, which is usually a great source for this kind of information, mysteriously doesn't have much about it.
If you look back at the very beginning of the film, you'll notice a scene where Shrek goes to Lord Farquad's castle to try to regain his swamp. He battles in front of the crowd, as Farquad's logo appears many times in the background.
See for yourself.


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Orange have announced their 3G consumer launch and pricing.


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Handler for when transitionTo is called with an invalid state.
Sets or gets the default transitionTo error handler.
Sets or gets the default transitionTo error handler.
The error handler is called when a Transition is rejected or when any error occurred during the Transition. This includes errors caused by resolves and transition hooks.
The built-in default error handler logs the error to the console.
You can provide your own custom handler.
a global error handler function
the current global error handler
State configuration object or array of all objects.
Absolute state name or relative state path. Some examples:
$state.go('contact.detail')
- will go to the contact.detail
state$state.go('^')
- will go to a parent state$state.go('^.sibling')
- will go to a sibling state$state.go('.child.grandchild')
- will go to grandchild stateA map of the parameters that will be sent to the state, will populate $stateParams. Any parameters that are not specified will be inherited from currently defined parameters. This allows, for example, going to a sibling state that shares parameters specified in a parent state. Parameter inheritance only works between common ancestor states, I.e. transitioning to a sibling will get you the parameters for all parents, transitioning to a child will get you all current parameters, etc.
Options object. The options are:
location
- {boolean=true|string=} - If true
will update the url in the location bar, if false
will not. If string, must be "replace"
, which will update url and also replace last history record.inherit
- {boolean=true}, If true
will inherit url parameters from current url.relative
- {object=$state.$current}, When transitioning with relative path (e.g '^'),
defines which state to be relative from.notify
- {boolean=true}, If true
will broadcast $stateChangeStart and $stateChangeSuccess events.reload
(v0.2.5) - {boolean=false}, If true
will force transition even if the state or params
have not changed, aka a reload of the same state. It differs from reloadOnSearch because you'd
use this when you want to force a reload when everything is the same, including search params.A promise representing the state of the new transition.
Possible success values:
Possible rejection values:
event.preventDefault()
has been called in a $stateChangeStart
listenerevent.preventDefault()
has been called in a $stateNotFound
listener or
when a $stateNotFound
event.retry
promise errors.resolve
The state name or state object you'd like to generate a url from.
An object of parameter values to fill the state's required parameters.
Options object. The options are:
lossy
- {boolean=true} - If true, and if there is no url associated with the state provided in the
first parameter, then the constructed href url will be built from the first navigable ancestor (aka
ancestor with a valid url).inherit
- {boolean=true}, If true
will inherit url parameters from current url.relative
- {object=$state.$current}, When transitioning with relative path (e.g '^'),
defines which state to be relative from.absolute
- {boolean=false}, If true will generate an absolute url, e.g. "http://www.example.com/fullurl".compiled state url
A partial name, relative name, or glob pattern to be searched for within the current state name.
A param object, e.g. {sectionId: section.id}
,
that you'd like to test against the current active state.
An options object. The options are:
relative
- {string|object=} - If stateOrName
is a relative state reference and options.relative
is set,
.includes will test relative to options.relative
state (or name).Returns true if it does include the state
The state name (absolute or relative) or state object you'd like to check.
A param object, e.g. {sectionId: section.id}
, that you'd like
to test against the current active state.
An options object. The options are:
relative
- {string|object} - If stateOrName
is a relative state name and options.relative
is set, .is will
test relative to options.relative
state (or name).Returns true if it is the state.
A state name or a state object, which is the root of the resolves to be re-resolved.
A promise representing the state of the new transition. See {@link ui.router.state.$state#methods_go $state.go}.
Factory method for creating a TargetState
Factory method for creating a TargetState
State name.
A map of the parameters that will be sent to the state, will populate $stateParams.
Options object. The options are:
location
- {boolean=true|string=} - If true
will update the url in the location bar, if false
will not. If string, must be "replace"
, which will update url and also replace last history record.inherit
- {boolean=false}, If true
will inherit url parameters from current url.relative
- {object=}, When transitioning with relative path (e.g '^'),
defines which state to be relative from.notify
- {boolean=true}, If true
will broadcast $stateChangeStart and $stateChangeSuccess events.reload
(v0.2.5) - {boolean=false}, If true
will force transition even if the state or params
have not changed, aka a reload of the same state. It differs from reloadOnSearch because you'd
use this when you want to force a reload when everything is the same, including search params.A promise representing the state of the new transition. See {@link ui.router.state.$state#methods_go $state.go}.
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Handler for when transitionTo is called with an invalid state.
Invokes the onInvalid callbacks, in natural order. Each callback's return value is checked in sequence until one of them returns an instance of TargetState. The results of the callbacks are wrapped in $q.when(), so the callbacks may return promises.
If a callback returns an TargetState, then it is used as arguments to $state.transitionTo() and the result returned.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% load staticfiles %} {% block title %} | Application list {% endblock %} {% block content %}
| ID | Date received | Name/Organization | Applied lot | Contact info | Owned property | {% for application in applications %} |
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| {{application.id}} | {{application.received_date|date:'Y-m-d g:i a'}} | {{application.first_name}} {{application.last_name}} |
{% for lot in application.lot_set.all %}
{{lot.address.street}} |
{{application.contact_address.street}} {{application.phone}} {{application.email}} |
{{application.owned_address.street}} Download plan |
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 9th Non-Volatile Memory Systems and Applications Symposium will be held virtually.
For smooth operation of technical sessions, all participants are recommended to take a look at the following manuals in advance.
The 9th NVMSA will be held in Zoom. The Zoom ID is<PHONE_NUMBER> and the link is
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4425240408?pwd=Snk4L3dkOUI3b1V4M3dxVUdCYldUQT09.
The password will be sent to participants via email.
All participants are highly encouraged to turn on their camera during presentations.


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| org.joda.time | Provides support for dates, times, time zones, durations, intervals, and partials. |
| org.joda.time.base | Implementation package providing abstract and base time classes. |
| org.joda.time.chrono | Package containing the chronology classes which define the calendar systems. |
| org.joda.time.convert | Implementation package providing conversion between date and time objects. |
| org.joda.time.field | Implementation package providing abstract and standard field classes. |
| org.joda.time.format | Provides printing and parsing support for instants and durations. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time |
|---|
| Classes in org.joda.time that implement ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
class |
LocalDate
LocalDate is an immutable datetime class representing a date without a time zone. |
class |
LocalDateTime
LocalDateTime is an unmodifiable datetime class representing a datetime without a time zone. |
class |
LocalTime
LocalTime is an immutable time class representing a time without a time zone. |
class |
MonthDay
MonthDay is an immutable partial supporting the monthOfYear and dayOfMonth fields. |
class |
Partial
Partial is an immutable partial datetime supporting any set of datetime fields. |
class |
TimeOfDay
Deprecated. Use LocalTime which has a much better internal implementation and has been available since 1.3 |
class |
YearMonth
YearMonth is an immutable partial supporting the year and monthOfYear fields. |
class |
YearMonthDay
Deprecated. Use LocalDate which has a much better internal implementation and has been available since 1.3 |
| Methods in org.joda.time that return ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
protected ReadablePartial |
YearMonthDay.Property.getReadablePartial()
Deprecated. Gets the partial that this property belongs to. |
protected ReadablePartial |
YearMonth.Property.getReadablePartial()
Gets the partial that this property belongs to. |
protected ReadablePartial |
TimeOfDay.Property.getReadablePartial()
Deprecated. Gets the partial that this property belongs to. |
protected ReadablePartial |
Partial.Property.getReadablePartial()
Gets the partial that this property belongs to. |
protected ReadablePartial |
MonthDay.Property.getReadablePartial()
Gets the partial that this property belongs to. |
| Methods in org.joda.time with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
abstract int[] |
DateTimeField.add(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, throwing an exception if the maximum size of the instant is reached. |
abstract int[] |
DateTimeField.addWrapField(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, wrapping within this field. |
abstract int[] |
DateTimeField.addWrapPartial(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, wrapping the whole partial if the maximum size of the partial is reached. |
int |
LocalTime.compareTo(ReadablePartial partial)
Compares this partial with another returning an integer indicating the order. |
int |
LocalDateTime.compareTo(ReadablePartial partial)
Compares this partial with another returning an integer indicating the order. |
int |
LocalDate.compareTo(ReadablePartial partial)
Compares this partial with another returning an integer indicating the order. |
static Days |
Days.daysBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Days representing the number of whole days
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
static Period |
Period.fieldDifference(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a period from two partially specified times, calculating by field difference. |
abstract int[] |
Chronology.get(ReadablePartial partial,
long instant)
Gets the values of a partial from an instant. |
abstract String |
DateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, short text value of this field from a partial instant. |
abstract String |
DateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, short text value of this field from a partial instant. |
abstract String |
DateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, text value of this field from a partial instant. |
abstract String |
DateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, text value of this field from a partial instant. |
abstract int |
DateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Get the maximum value for this field evaluated at the specified time. |
abstract int |
DateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Get the maximum value for this field using the partial instant and the specified values. |
abstract int |
DateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Get the minimum value for this field evaluated at the specified time. |
abstract int |
DateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Get the minimum value for this field using the partial instant and the specified values. |
static Hours |
Hours.hoursBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Hours representing the number of whole hours
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
static boolean |
DateTimeUtils.isContiguous(ReadablePartial partial)
Checks whether the partial is contiguous. |
boolean |
Partial.isMatch(ReadablePartial partial)
Does this partial match the specified partial. |
static Minutes |
Minutes.minutesBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Minutes representing the number of whole minutes
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
static Months |
Months.monthsBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Months representing the number of whole months
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
static Seconds |
Seconds.secondsBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Seconds representing the number of whole seconds
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
abstract int[] |
DateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int newValue)
Sets a value using the specified partial instant. |
abstract int[] |
DateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
String text,
Locale locale)
Sets a value in the milliseconds supplied from a human-readable, text value. |
abstract long |
Chronology.set(ReadablePartial partial,
long instant)
Sets the partial into the instant. |
abstract void |
Chronology.validate(ReadablePartial partial,
int[] values)
Validates whether the values are valid for the fields of a partial instant. |
static Weeks |
Weeks.weeksBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Weeks representing the number of whole weeks
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
LocalTime |
LocalTime.withFields(ReadablePartial partial)
Returns a copy of this time with the partial set of fields replacing those from this instance. |
LocalDateTime |
LocalDateTime.withFields(ReadablePartial partial)
Returns a copy of this datetime with the partial set of fields replacing those from this instance. |
LocalDate |
LocalDate.withFields(ReadablePartial partial)
Returns a copy of this date with the partial set of fields replacing those from this instance. |
DateTime |
DateTime.withFields(ReadablePartial partial)
Returns a copy of this datetime with the partial set of fields replacing those from this instance. |
DateMidnight |
DateMidnight.withFields(ReadablePartial partial)
Returns a copy of this date with the partial set of fields replacing those from this instance. |
static Years |
Years.yearsBetween(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a Years representing the number of whole years
between the two specified partial datetimes. |
| Constructors in org.joda.time with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
Partial(ReadablePartial partial)
Constructs a Partial by copying all the fields and types from another partial. |
|
Period(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end)
Creates a period from two partially specified times. |
|
Period(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end,
PeriodType type)
Creates a period from two partially specified times. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time.base |
|---|
| Classes in org.joda.time.base that implement ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
class |
AbstractPartial
AbstractPartial provides a standard base implementation of most methods in the ReadablePartial interface. |
class |
BaseLocal
BaseLocal is an abstract implementation of ReadablePartial that use a local milliseconds internal representation. |
class |
BasePartial
BasePartial is an abstract implementation of ReadablePartial that stores data in array and Chronology fields. |
| Methods in org.joda.time.base with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
protected static int |
BaseSingleFieldPeriod.between(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end,
ReadablePeriod zeroInstance)
Calculates the number of whole units between the two specified partial datetimes. |
int |
AbstractPartial.compareTo(ReadablePartial other)
Compares this partial with another returning an integer indicating the order. |
boolean |
AbstractPartial.isAfter(ReadablePartial partial)
Is this partial later than the specified partial. |
boolean |
AbstractPartial.isBefore(ReadablePartial partial)
Is this partial earlier than the specified partial. |
boolean |
AbstractPartial.isEqual(ReadablePartial partial)
Is this partial the same as the specified partial. |
| Constructors in org.joda.time.base with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
BasePeriod(ReadablePartial start,
ReadablePartial end,
PeriodType type)
Creates a period from the given duration and end point. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time.chrono |
|---|
| Methods in org.joda.time.chrono with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
int[] |
BaseChronology.get(ReadablePartial partial,
long instant)
Gets the values of a partial from an instant. |
long |
BaseChronology.set(ReadablePartial partial,
long instant)
Sets the partial into the instant. |
void |
BaseChronology.validate(ReadablePartial partial,
int[] values)
Validates whether the fields stored in a partial instant are valid. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time.convert |
|---|
| Methods in org.joda.time.convert with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
int[] |
PartialConverter.getPartialValues(ReadablePartial fieldSource,
Object object,
Chronology chrono)
Extracts the values of the partial from an object of this converter's type. |
int[] |
AbstractConverter.getPartialValues(ReadablePartial fieldSource,
Object object,
Chronology chrono)
Extracts the values of the partial from an object of this converter's type. |
int[] |
PartialConverter.getPartialValues(ReadablePartial fieldSource,
Object object,
Chronology chrono,
DateTimeFormatter parser)
Extracts the values of the partial from an object of this converter's type. |
int[] |
AbstractConverter.getPartialValues(ReadablePartial fieldSource,
Object object,
Chronology chrono,
DateTimeFormatter parser)
Extracts the values of the partial from an object of this converter's type. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time.field |
|---|
| Methods in org.joda.time.field that return ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
protected abstract ReadablePartial |
AbstractPartialFieldProperty.getReadablePartial()
Gets the partial instant being used. |
| Methods in org.joda.time.field with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
int[] |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.add(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int[] |
DelegatedDateTimeField.add(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
|
int[] |
BaseDateTimeField.add(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, throwing an exception if the maximum size of the instant is reached. |
int[] |
ZeroIsMaxDateTimeField.addWrapField(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
|
int[] |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.addWrapField(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int[] |
DelegatedDateTimeField.addWrapField(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
|
int[] |
BaseDateTimeField.addWrapField(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, wrapping within this field. |
int[] |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.addWrapPartial(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int[] |
DelegatedDateTimeField.addWrapPartial(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
|
int[] |
BaseDateTimeField.addWrapPartial(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int valueToAdd)
Adds a value (which may be negative) to the partial instant, wrapping the whole partial if the maximum size of the partial is reached. |
int |
AbstractReadableInstantFieldProperty.compareTo(ReadablePartial partial)
Compare this field to the same field on another partial instant. |
int |
AbstractPartialFieldProperty.compareTo(ReadablePartial partial)
Compare this field to the same field on another partial instant. |
String |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
String |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
|
String |
BaseDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, short text value of this field from a partial instant. |
String |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
String |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
|
String |
BaseDateTimeField.getAsShortText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, short text value of this field from a partial instant. |
String |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
String |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
|
String |
BaseDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldValue,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, text value of this field from a partial instant. |
String |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
String |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
|
String |
BaseDateTimeField.getAsText(ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Get the human-readable, text value of this field from a partial instant. |
int |
ZeroIsMaxDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Get the maximum value for the field, which is one more than the wrapped field's maximum value. |
int |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
|
int |
BaseDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Get the maximum value for this field evaluated at the specified instant. |
int |
ZeroIsMaxDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Get the maximum value for the field, which is one more than the wrapped field's maximum value. |
int |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
|
int |
BaseDateTimeField.getMaximumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Get the maximum value for this field using the partial instant and the specified values. |
int |
ZeroIsMaxDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Always returns 1. |
int |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
|
int |
BaseDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant)
Get the minimum value for this field evaluated at the specified instant. |
int |
ZeroIsMaxDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Always returns 1. |
int |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int |
DelegatedDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
|
int |
BaseDateTimeField.getMinimumValue(ReadablePartial instant,
int[] values)
Get the minimum value for this field using the partial instant and the specified values. |
int[] |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int newValue)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int[] |
DelegatedDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int newValue)
|
int[] |
BaseDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial partial,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
int newValue)
Sets a value using the specified partial instant. |
int[] |
UnsupportedDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
String text,
Locale locale)
Always throws UnsupportedOperationException |
int[] |
DelegatedDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
String text,
Locale locale)
|
int[] |
BaseDateTimeField.set(ReadablePartial instant,
int fieldIndex,
int[] values,
String text,
Locale locale)
Sets a value in the milliseconds supplied from a human-readable, text value. |
| Uses of ReadablePartial in org.joda.time.format |
|---|
| Methods in org.joda.time.format with parameters of type ReadablePartial | |
|---|---|
String |
DateTimeFormatter.print(ReadablePartial partial)
Prints a ReadablePartial to a new String. |
void |
DateTimeFormatter.printTo(Appendable appendable,
ReadablePartial partial)
Prints a ReadablePartial. |
void |
DateTimeFormatter.printTo(StringBuffer buf,
ReadablePartial partial)
Prints a ReadablePartial. |
void |
DateTimePrinter.printTo(StringBuffer buf,
ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Prints a ReadablePartial. |
void |
DateTimeFormatter.printTo(Writer out,
ReadablePartial partial)
Prints a ReadablePartial. |
void |
DateTimePrinter.printTo(Writer out,
ReadablePartial partial,
Locale locale)
Prints a ReadablePartial. |
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//import { Widget } from './widget.js';
/**
* @class {Widget} Widget provides functionality for an html widget.
* Extend the widget class to create a new widget
*/
export class Widget {
/**
*
*/
constructor() {
//super(); //should be called in a new widget
this.isfull = false;
this.name = "hello_world";
this.myWindow;
this.location;
this.refresh = 500; //refresh time in millis
}
/**
* @param {string} location - a string to specify the id of the div location for the widget
* Setup is called once at the instantiation. Use for code that must run after
* the constructor but before the main loop.
*/
setup(location){
this.location = location;
}
/**
* Loop is called periodically based on this.refresh. Updates to the widget
* should be performed here.
*
*/
loop() {
var element = document.getElementById(this.location);
var elementHTML = "";
element.innerHTML = elementHTML;
}
/**
* @return {string} returns the widget's name, as defined by this.name
*/
getname(){
return this.name;
}
/**
* [WIP] Closes a widget that has been fullscreened.
* Remember to close else you have 3 million pages open
*/
close(){
isfull = false;
myWindow.close();
return "bye";
}
getdata(){
}
getLocation(){
return this.location;
}
/**
* @param {string} location - the div id for the widget to be placed in.
*/
setLocation(location){
this.location = location;
}
/**
* @return {string} Gives the widget display status
*/
display(){
if(isfull){
return "fullscreen";
}
else {
return "minimized";
}
}
/**
* @return {number} Returns the widget's refresh rate
*/
getRefresh() {
return this.refresh;
}
/**
* @param {number} rate - the time in milliseconds between calls to loop
* Sets the refresh rate for the widget
*/
setRefresh(rate) {
this.refresh = rate;
}
/**
* [WIP] Fullscreens a widget using a new window.
*/
open(){
//window.location = "http://www.google.com"
//here i am opening a new window each time you fullscreen something. is that good? probably not in the long run
myWindow = window.open("hello_world.html");
//window.location is an alternative
//window.location.assign("hello_world.html");
isfull = true;
}
}


--- layout: post title: 'Mobile 2.0: What happened to Mobile Web 1.0, Dan Applequist' date: 2007-09-19 00:00:00 categories: business interfaces-&-interaction mobile ---
What happened to Mobile Web 1.0, Dan Applequist
References the BT Cellnet Silver Surfer: "Surf the net. Surf the BT Cellnet."
Peter Erskine, April 2000: "This is the turning point for the mobile Internet"
A marketing message no-one could decode, a service nobody wanted to use. Most major telcos in the western world made the mistake of marketing WAP as the internet. What's different now? Hardware has caught up: devices have "real software" and work out of the box. Data tariffs have dropped massively. Networks are better. We have a "rise of standards" (don't get this one: wasn't WAP as standard as could be?)
The guys working on the WAP standards were horrified that the word WAP appeared in marketing literature; it wasn't intended to be something consumers knew about, but a way of delivering value-added services to the phone.
"Mobile Web is now used for the long tail". Dan gives Flickr, Facebook, Amazon as examples - but are these long tail? They seem quite major services to me.
"Web adapts to users device and service" (cough Vodafone cough).
Downloadable, connected applications too. Jaiku referenced as an example of content more compelling on the phone than on PC.
SMS is becoming IM, mobile blogging. MMS becoming media sharing. Operator portals giving way to content search. Java games giving way to connected applications. PSMS billing giving way to mobile stored value accounts. etc.
Operators changing from gatekeepers to jumping-off points for the mobile web.
"Mobile Web 2.0 needs to learn lessons from Web 1.0: It's 1997 again"


Free Software
Dreamspark
All students in the School of Computing are entitled to access DreamSpark Premium. Dreamspark Premium was previously known as MSDNAA and allows free access to developer tools, operating systems and server applications. The only change made to the programs is the name and associated branding on the e-academy WebStores. All available software titles, services and support remain the same.
Students interested in accessing DreamSpark Premium, pay a visit to the System Administrators in room N425. Alternatively email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your matriculation number and requesting access to Dreamspark Premium. Access will be set up and details emailed to your email address. Once you have your details you can simply log into the System using your username and password and start browsing/ordering the software available at the following link.
Technical Support:
If you have any technical difficulties while downloading the software, please go to the support section in the Dreamspark website and click on Request Customer Support. This request will come back to the Programme Administrators here in the School of Computing.
VMWare
All students undertaking modules that are currently using Virtual Machines are entitled to access VMware tools as part of the VMware Academic Program. From there you can download any one of the software titles for free and use them for non commercial purposes. The free Licenses available to program members are 365-day evaluation licenses that require a one-time download.
Students interested in accessing VMAP, pay a visit to the System Administrators in room N425. Alternatively email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with your matriculation number and requesting access to VMAP. Access will be set up and details emailed to your email address. Once you have your details you can simply log into the System using your username and password and start browsing/ordering the software available at the following link.
Technical Support:
If you have any technical difficulties while downloading the software, please go to the support section in the VMAP website and click on Request Customer Support. This request will come back to the Programme Administrators here in the School of Computing.
Astah Professional
This year we have added a new product to our software list to replace the ageing Rational Rose licence. This software is called Astah Professional and as well as being able to install it on any School of Computing PC, we can offer it to students for their personal machines too. The Astah Professional Faculty Site License is designed to provide the most inexpensive way to make Astah design tools available in classrooms, teaching and research labs and on personal computers. With our Faculty Site License, everyone in a qualified department of an educational institution (eg.all professors, faculty, students) are able to install and use Astah Professional.
What Astah Professional Faculty Site License offers:
With the purchase of a Faculty Site License you are entitled to the latest version of Astah, unlimited installations of Astah Professional on ALL computers within the department, on ALL personal computers belonging to department members (faculty and students) and the right to redistribute Astah for installation on department computers.
Conditions:
If you do not abide by these conditions, you will be disqualified from the Astah Professional Faculty Site License Program.
Downloading the software:
Download the software from this location and download the latest version:
Licensing the Software:
Students interested in running Astah beyond the trial period should pick up a valid licence file. This licence runs for one year and currently runs between 12th Dec to the following December whereupon it will need renewed.
Students should either pay a visit to the System Administrators in rooms C13/C14 with a USB data pen or alternatively email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>with their matriculation number and requesting the Astah license file.
Then once back at the PC, Launch astah* professional. A [License Management] dialog appears automatically, select [Set License key] and then specify the license key. However, if the dialog does not open, select [Tool] -> [License].


Calipso Virtual Networking
Discovery and Assurance
Calipso is enhancing the way Cloud Administrators and Tenant Administrators supports, operates and maintains highly distributed Cloud environments based on Kubernetes, Docker, OpenStack and VMware.
Calipso provides a unique real-time virtual networking visibility and assurance.


T
- Type of CellStates on this Timelinepublic class CellStateTimeline<T extends Abstract_CellState<T,?>>
extends java.lang.Object
Created by th174 on 1/31/2017.
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
CellStateTimeline()
Initializes timeline
|
CellStateTimeline(T initialState)
initializes timeline from initial state
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
advance()
Advances the timeline according to its order.
|
int |
getCurrentIndex() |
T |
getCurrentState() |
int |
getMaxIndex() |
T |
getNextState() |
void |
reverse()
Reverses the order the timeline advances
|
void |
seek(int index)
Advances in the timeline to the specified index
|
boolean |
setNextState(T newState)
Appends the next state of the cell to the index immediately after the currentIndex.
|
int |
size() |
public CellStateTimeline(T initialState)
initialState
- The initial state to be stored on the timeline.public CellStateTimeline()
public void seek(int index)
index
- index of timeline to jump topublic void advance()
public void reverse()
public T getCurrentState()
public T getNextState()
public boolean setNextState(T newState)
newState
- The successor to the current CellStatepublic int size()
public int getCurrentIndex()
public int getMaxIndex()


NB This dataset is a copy. The Hadley Centre cannot pass the data to
other users without the permission of the originators.
Description:
- Digital Bathymetric Data Base - 5 minute grid - DBDB5
Ocean depths in metres for a global 1/12 degree grid. (Points
corresponding to land have a value of -10.0) PP Format (64
word header)
Comment:
- Particularly good resolution.
Reference:
DBDB5- A Digital Data Set of Global Gridded Bathymetry at
5 Minute Intervals.
- Published by:- British
Oceanographic Data Centre
Proudman Oceanographic Laboratory
Bidston Observatory
Birkenhead Merseyside
L43 7RA
U.K.
Location:
- Met. Office Cartridge
Contacts
- Main: Hadley Centre Research Coordinator
- Secondary: N. P.
J. Brooks
email:
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Address:
- Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction & Research
Meteorological Office, London Rd, Bracknell, Berkshire.
RG12 2SY
Telephone:
- +(44) 01344 856653
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Devist - Release notes
This file is generated using devist with custom theme.1.1.2
2017-04-30
- added default & polar theme
- added theme support
- added project builder
- added argument support
- added extract version date
- added installation script
- fixed code style / minor bugs
- fixed self signature
- removed changelog erb
1.1.1
2017-04-29
- added default dark export style
- added check for proper changelog format
1.1.0
2017-04-28
- added compiler for erb
- fixed extractor
1.0.1
2017-04-28
- improved parse manipulation
- improved transfer devist to objclass
1.0.0
2017-04-24
- added parse CHANGELOG from dir
- added create version obj
- added create tag obj
- added inject new change
- added default tags


Some of the best Bristol houses for sale on Rightmove for less than £250k
Some old, some new - but all lovely
by Danny ShawBristol is renowned for being an expensive place to buy a house.
According to Zoopla, the average house price in Bristol is a staggering £320,350.
That means house prices have gone up by an average of 3.78 per cent in the past 12 months. There are however, still some remaining properties which don't break the bank.
Here are some of our favourites, for under £250,000.
Two-bed house, Barnwood - £240k
This two bedroom coach house in Cheswick Village boasts open plan living, a fitted kitchen not to mention a large garage.
The property is also close to local shops, is half a mile from Filton Abbey Wood train station and just over a mile from Bristol Parkway.
This cosy, ideally-located home is a steal at just £240k.
Three-bedroom semi, Fishponds - £240k
With a large master bedroom and a cosy living room, this three-bedroom semi-detatched property would surely make the perfect family home.
It'll set you back £240,000 but has a modern kitchen, a light and airy dining area and is fitted with double glazing throughout.
The house also comes with a lovely back garden area and off-street parking making it the perfect choice for a first-time buyer or a young family.
Three-bedroom semi-detached house, Knowle - £240k
This property has a modern kitchen complete with a spacious dining room.
The living area is cosy, coming with a beautiful fireplace.
There’s also off-street parking and the property is just over a mile from Bedminster train station meaning it’s well connected.
Two-bedroom penthouse, Lakeshore - £240k
This penthouse flat even has its own balcony.
The modern, yet characterful apartment has plentiful living spaces and gives brilliant views of the local area.
There’s also a lake by the building, a free gym and secure underground parking.
For the latest news in and around Bristol, visit and bookmark Bristol Live's homepage.


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Visitors in the night
Last night while doing some late night blogging, there was a knock on the door. I went to answer it and I saw no body. This
was very odd because you would think that there must be a person at the door in order for someone to knock.  Then there was another knock on the door but still I could not see a person. Using
these two observations I came to a conclusion:
(I could not see a person) ^ (a person must have been at the door) ==> the person must be invisible.
After realizing this I let the invisible man into the room. We had a very nice conversation about the previous days activities.
He never said anything in this conversation, but I can only assume that he was listening because he texted me a picture (as seen
on the right) part way through the conversation. It was sent with the message "we see you". I can now finally sleep relaxed
knowing that there is a group of invisible men looking over me in the club room hallway. I have faith that they will keep me
safe from all harm. I am also hoping that I can get some information regarding the penguins from these men. They may be the
answer to all of the riddles that ETLC has been throwing at me ever since I moved in.
On the topic of bathrooms and showers
My shower schedule has been compromised. This morning I got out of the club room to have a shower and found someone hiding and waiting for me. Luckily I guessed that it would occur and arranged an escort in advance. It was about time that someone caught on. I will either have to completely rethink my shower schedule for the rest of the week or have an escort every time from now on. I still have not been captured but I am starting to think that my luck is starting to run out. We will see what the next two days have in store.
STATS
Physical Strength: 7
Mental Strength: 4
Energy: 6
Optimism: 7
Hair Poof Level: John Green


federatedml.model_selection package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
federatedml.model_selection.KFold module¶
federatedml.model_selection.cross_validate module¶
federatedml.model_selection.indices module¶
This module provide some utilized methods that operate the index of distributed data


February 25th, 2016 was going to be a memorable day in my life. I was boarding a bus to Vijaywada, en route, SRKR Engineering College, Bhimavaram where the 6th IEEE International Advance Computing Conference was going to take place. The 14 hour ride flew by in a few moments as I was quite excited about the conference. There in Vijaywada, The Head of the Department of Computer Science, PESIT was to join us. We then left for Bhimavaram and after nearly four hours we were at ground zero.
Five months before the conference, Working at two different centers of my college, I had managed to submit two different papers for IACC 2016. One of them, titled Application of Blooms Taxonomy in day-to-day Examinations was the output of a project conducted at Ordell Ugo under the guidance of Prof Nitin V Pujari. The other, titled Measurement of the Zone Of Inhibition of an Antibiotic was the result of a interdisciplinary project conducted at the Crucible of Research and Innovation under the guidance of Prof Mahendra M Nayak. The acceptance mail and copyright form for the publication arrived in January, 2016.
The conference started out on a bright note with Keynote lectures and addresses from the Chair and Co-Chair of the conference. The Conference was well organized.
SRKRC has organized IEEE IACC 2016 very well #iacc2016 pic.twitter.com/XOk48hDN9A
— Bhargav Rao (@BhargavHS) February 27, 2016
All the presentations were organized in parallel in eight different venues. There were a total of three different batches (spread over two days, 27th and 28th February). There were 150 papers accepted for presentation out of 1500.
The presentation of my first paper, Measurement of the Zone Of Inhibition of an Antibiotic, was scheduled at 2:30pm IST. The presentation was organized in the mechanical department's seminar hall. The presentation was for eight minutes followed by a round of questions from the audience for five minutes. Finally, after all the presentations, the conference committee gave our certificates.
Presenting the CORI Paper
Accepting the certificate
The presentation of second paper, Application of Blooms Taxonomy in day-to-day Examinations, was held at 4:30pm IST. It was presented by our guide. The procedure was the same, which is, eight minutes of presentation followed by 5 minutes of questions. Finally the certificates were presented.
Prof Nitin Pujari accepting the certificate
Overall it was a good experience. We were provided transport, by the organizers, for the next day to Vijaywada. From Vijaywada, we returned by a 14 hour long journey. Hence my first ever IEEE conference paper presentation came to a happy end.


Probability of Death in a Car Accident That Has 1+ Fatalities
Model Year of Vehicle: 2011
Age: 42
Hour of Day (Military Time): 18
How Many Drunk Drivers: 0
Number of Occupants in Vehicle: 1
Damage to Vehicle After Crash (6 is worst): 2
Riding Motorcycle: 0
Did Vehicle Roll Over: 0
Did Air Bag Deploy: 1
Was Accident Speed-Related: 1


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