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| org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio | Socket (TCP/IP) and Datagram (UDP/IP) support based on Java NIO (New I/O) API. |
| Uses of NioSession in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio |
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| Fields in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio with type parameters of type NioSession | |
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protected IoProcessor<NioSession> |
NioSession.processor
The NioSession processor |
| Methods in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio that return NioSession | |
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protected NioSession |
NioSocketAcceptor.accept(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
ServerSocketChannel handle)
Accept a client connection for a server socket and return a new IoSession
associated with the given IoProcessor |
protected NioSession |
NioDatagramConnector.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
DatagramChannel handle)
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protected NioSession |
NioDatagramAcceptor.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
DatagramChannel handle,
SocketAddress remoteAddress)
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protected NioSession |
NioSocketConnector.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
SocketChannel handle)
Create a new IoSession from a connected socket client handle. |
| Methods in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio that return types with arguments of type NioSession | |
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protected Iterator<NioSession> |
NioProcessor.allSessions()
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IoProcessor<NioSession> |
NioSession.getProcessor()
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protected Iterator<NioSession> |
NioProcessor.selectedSessions()
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protected void |
NioProcessor.destroy(NioSession session)
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protected SessionState |
NioProcessor.getState(NioSession session)
Get the state of a session (preparing, open, closed) |
protected void |
NioProcessor.init(NioSession session)
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protected boolean |
NioProcessor.isInterestedInRead(NioSession session)
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protected boolean |
NioProcessor.isInterestedInWrite(NioSession session)
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protected boolean |
NioProcessor.isReadable(NioSession session)
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protected boolean |
NioProcessor.isWritable(NioSession session)
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protected int |
NioProcessor.read(NioSession session,
IoBuffer buf)
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protected int |
NioDatagramAcceptor.send(NioSession session,
IoBuffer buffer,
SocketAddress remoteAddress)
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protected void |
NioProcessor.setInterestedInRead(NioSession session,
boolean isInterested)
register a session for reading |
protected void |
NioProcessor.setInterestedInWrite(NioSession session,
boolean isInterested)
register a session for writing |
protected void |
NioDatagramAcceptor.setInterestedInWrite(NioSession session,
boolean isInterested)
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protected int |
NioProcessor.transferFile(NioSession session,
FileRegion region,
int length)
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protected int |
NioProcessor.write(NioSession session,
IoBuffer buf,
int length)
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| Method parameters in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio with type arguments of type NioSession | |
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protected NioSession |
NioSocketAcceptor.accept(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
ServerSocketChannel handle)
Accept a client connection for a server socket and return a new IoSession
associated with the given IoProcessor |
protected NioSession |
NioDatagramConnector.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
DatagramChannel handle)
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protected NioSession |
NioDatagramAcceptor.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
DatagramChannel handle,
SocketAddress remoteAddress)
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protected NioSession |
NioSocketConnector.newSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
SocketChannel handle)
Create a new IoSession from a connected socket client handle. |
| Constructor parameters in org.apache.mina.transport.socket.nio with type arguments of type NioSession | |
|---|---|
NioDatagramConnector(Class<? extends IoProcessor<NioSession>> processorClass)
Constructor for NioDatagramConnector with default configuration with default configuration which will use a built-in
thread pool executor to manage the default number of processor instances. |
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NioDatagramConnector(Class<? extends IoProcessor<NioSession>> processorClass,
int processorCount)
Constructor for NioDatagramConnector with default configuration which will use a built-in
thread pool executor to manage the given number of processor instances. |
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NioDatagramConnector(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor)
Creates a new instance. |
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NioSession(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor,
IoService service,
Channel channel)
Creates a new instance of NioSession, with its associated IoProcessor. |
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NioSocketAcceptor(Executor executor,
IoProcessor<NioSession> processor)
Constructor for NioSocketAcceptor with a given Executor for handling
connection events and a given IoProcessor for handling I/O events, useful for
sharing the same processor and executor over multiple IoService of the same type. |
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NioSocketAcceptor(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor)
Constructor for NioSocketAcceptor with default configuration but a
specific IoProcessor , useful for sharing the same processor over multiple
IoService of the same type. |
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NioSocketConnector(Class<? extends IoProcessor<NioSession>> processorClass)
Constructor for NioSocketConnector with default configuration with default configuration which will use a built-in
thread pool executor to manage the default number of processor instances. |
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NioSocketConnector(Class<? extends IoProcessor<NioSession>> processorClass,
int processorCount)
Constructor for NioSocketConnector with default configuration which will use a built-in
thread pool executor to manage the given number of processor instances. |
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NioSocketConnector(Executor executor,
IoProcessor<NioSession> processor)
Constructor for NioSocketConnector with a given Executor for handling
connection events and a given IoProcessor for handling I/O events, useful for sharing
the same processor and executor over multiple IoService of the same type. |
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NioSocketConnector(IoProcessor<NioSession> processor)
Constructor for NioSocketConnector with default configuration but a
specific IoProcessor , useful for sharing the same processor over multiple
IoService of the same type. |
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Culture
The Secret Sauce for Successful DevOps Adoptions
Lee Fox
@FoxInATX
About Lee
Cloud Architect at Infor
Agile, DevOps, and ChatOps advocate
Past Technology Chair of Agile Austin
Alexa and Google Home Developer
Co-Author of Effective Gradle Implementation Video Series on Packt
Trained Innovation Games Facilitator
Amateur Chef
Housekeeping
Feel free to ask questions
Deeper questions may be deferred to the end
What we will cover
What is DevOps?
Culture
Changing culture
What is DevOps?
Not a methodology
Not a process
Not something operations do
Not something developers do
Not a person
Not a team
Not a set of scripts
It's a philosophy
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
Addresses contention
C.A.M.S.
Coined by Damon Edwards and John Willis
DevOpsDays Mountainview in 2010
C.A.M.S.
Culture
Automation
Measurement
Sharing
Culture
People
Process
Communication
Automation
Time improvement
Creates consistency
Easier training
Higher quality
Enables self-service
Measurement
Highly important for continuous improvement
Needed for judgement calls
Keeps you objective
and blameless
Sharing
Increase collaboration
Better enterprise results
Changing culture
It's hard
"You can’t directly change culture. But you can change behavior, and behavior becomes culture."
Lloyd Taylor, VP Infrastructure, Ngmoco
It's hard
"A company's culture represents it's deepest values and beliefs"
Insert citation
It's hard
Culture is pervasive in a company. Any change effects everything else in the organization.
It's hard
All aspects of culture isn't always visible.
Understand your current culture
Company organization
Find the org chart
Is it siloed?
Follow the workload
Geography
Current problems
Bad communication?
Missed deadlines?
Outages?
Overtime?
Current strengths
Strong automation?
Strong QA?
Agile?
Strong leadership?
Changing the culture
Determine your strategy
Culture eats strategy for breakfast
You need a general idea of how to effect change
Strategy
Align to common values
Direction of attack
Gather allies
Determine problems to solve
Spreading your message
Align to common values
Removes resistance
Increases perspective
Delivering happiness
ISBN:<PHONE_NUMBER>
You can build common values
Pair up
Each pair lists out 5 values
Each groups with another pair and reduces to 5
Lather. Rinse. Repeat.
Live up to the values
Post those values in clear sight
Find ways to exhibit those values daily
Hire to those values
Direction of attack
Top down
Start with upper management
Create visions
Inspire
Bottom up
Starts in the trenches
Build a buzz
Gain unstoppable momentum
Bi directional
Leverage the best of both directions
Avoid middle management
Gather Allies
Hiring
Only hire people who align to your new culture
Don't be afraid to vote someone off the island
Communities of practice
Enable some group think
Define a common language
Promote shared meaning
Compensation
Not always an option
Super effective
Determine problems to solve
Where are you metrics painful?
Downtime
Software defects
Missed deadlines
Look for self-service opportunities
Help other groups automate their tasks
Help other groups automate your tasks
Provide scripts
Adopt ChatOps
Demonstrate the impact
Any cost reduction?
Improvement in velocity?
Increase in stability?
Spreading your message
Use information radiators
Share common metrics
Give everyone insight into operational metrics
Go viral!
Blogs
Newsletters
Chat rooms
Brown bags
Repetition
Put the word DevOps out there as much as possible
Empathy
Empathy
People don't always understand each other's pain
Empathy helps us feel understood
You feel valued
You feel trusting
Barriers are broken down
Building empathy
Listen
Make yourself vulnerable
Align on values
Be an example
Recognize effort
Fill each other's shoes
Other things to keep in mind
Create slack
You can't improve when you're fully engaged
You need time to actually make the change
Enable failure
Leaders should allow people to fail
Create opportunities to learn
Make the environment safe to take risks
Don't stop
Continual improvement
Don't let the organization backstep
Source Links
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DevOps
http://itrevolution.com/devops-culture-part-1/
https://devops.com/devops-culture-cocktail/
http://blog.ingineering.it/post/72964480807/empathy-the-essence-of-devops
https://www.pagerduty.com/blog/hugops-in-practice/
https://itsanicelife.com/2015/08/24/empathy-the-devops-secret-weapon/
Any questions?
I hope you have enjoyed the session!
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Twitter: @FoxInATX


Non-stop flight from Heathrow to Sydney takes off
Thursday’s flight is part of Qantas’s Project Sunrise, a bid to operate commercial flights from Sydney to London and New York by 2022.
A non-stop Qantas flight from London to Sydney has taken off from Heathrow.
The Australian airline is using the flight to research the impact of ultra-long haul trips on passengers and crew.
Forty people are on board the Boeing 787-9 Dreamliner which took off at 6am on Thursday for the 19-hour flight to the other side of the world.
A Dreamliner can usually carry between 230 and 300 people.
Currently it is impossible to fly a plane at full capacity from London to cities on the east coast of Australia without stopping to refuel.
Qantas began flying non-stop from London to Perth in Western Australia in March 2018, as it is 1,600 miles closer.
Thursday’s flight is part of Project Sunrise, a bid to operate commercial flights from Sydney to London and New York by 2022 if plane makers Airbus or Boeing can provide a suitable aircraft.
Qantas said all carbon emissions from the test flight will be fully offset.
Those on board are mostly Qantas employees fitted with monitors to track their sleep patterns, food and drink intake and physical movements.
The data will be assessed by researchers at the University of Sydney to assess the impact of the flight on their health, wellbeing and body clock.
A team from Melbourne’s Monash University is working with pilots and crew to monitor melatonin levels before, during and after the flight. Melatonin is the hormone that regulates sleep cycles.
Pilots are wearing a device that tracks brain wave patterns and monitors alertness.
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Approximate hours of flight timeQantas
Qantas will also gather feedback from passengers on food choices, stretching and wellbeing zones, and in-flight entertainment.
The airline’s chief executive Alan Joyce said previously: “Ultra-long haul flying presents a lot of common sense questions about the comfort and wellbeing of passengers and crew.
“These flights are going to provide invaluable data to help answer them.”
It will be the second aircraft to fly the route non-stop – the first touched down in August 1989.
Qantas flew a Dreamliner non-stop from New York to Sydney last month as part of Project Sunrise, although the route is around 1,000 miles shorter.
It is due to make a final decision on the viability of Project Sunrise as a commercial flight route by the end of the year.


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Kawaii <3
Feature list and development progress
What is Kawaii?
Kawaii is a tiny game library for ruby built on top of gosu. It makes it quick and easy to create 2D games.
How do I use it?
I will show this soon... in the mean time, this is what I'm aiming for.
kawaii new MyAwesomeGame 800 600
This will create a new game named "MyAwesomeGame" with a default resolution set to 800 x 600. To run the game just run the command:
ruby my_awesome_game.rb
This is NOT implemented yet though...
Why does Kawaii exist?
I wanted a way of quickly prototyping games for iPhone and iPad without Objective-C. Being pretty comfy with Ruby, I thought, why not!?
Will this be distributed as a gem?
Yes, sooner or later.
What kind of features will it have?
Aside from being totally cute (hence the name) it will have:
* Integrated physics with chipmunk
* Content management
* Sharing sprites with nodes
* Tiling made easy
* Animated sprites
* Node management, a tree of nodes can be easily created and managed.
* Menu system
* Input management
* Helper functions/math
* Lots of tweenings & other juicyness
* Tiled importer (xml & json)
* Imports maps from Tiled and draws them
Dependencies
Licence?
MIT


CMAs 2019 winners: 'Old Town Road', Kacey Musgraves take home early trophies
by WABCNASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Lil Nas X, Billy Ray Cyrus and Kacey Musgraves are the early 2019 CMA Award winners.
During a special presentation on "Good Morning America" Wednesday morning, country music duo Maddie & Tae revealed which acts prevailed in two categories: "Old Town Road (Remix)" by Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus won CMA Musical Event of the Year, and "Rainbow" by Kacey Musgraves took home the trophy for CMA Music Video of the Year.
The rest of the winners will be announced Wednesday evening during the 2019 CMA Awards.
Viewers can stream "On The Red Carpet at the CMA Awards" beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET/3:30 p.m. PT at OnTheRedCarpet.com, and live coverage airs on ABC at 7:30 p.m. ET/PT | 6:30 p.m. CT.
The 2019 CMA Awards will air Wednesday, Nov. 13 at 8 p.m. ET/PT | 7 p.m. CT on ABC.
FULL LIST OF 2019 CMA AWARDS WINNERS, NOMINEES
ENTERTAINER OF THE YEAR
Garth Brooks
Eric Church
Chris Stapleton
Carrie Underwood
Keith Urban
SINGLE OF THE YEAR
Award goes to Artist(s), Producer(s), and Mix Engineer
"Burning Man" - Dierks Bentley Feat. Brothers Osborne
Producers: Ross Copperman, Jon Randall, Arturo Buenahora, Jr.
Mix Engineer: F. Reid Shippen
"GIRL" - Maren Morris
Producer: Greg Kurstin
Mix Engineer: Greg Kurstin
WINNER: "God's Country" - Blake Shelton
Producer: Scott Hendricks
Mix Engineer: Justin Niebank
"Millionaire" - Chris Stapleton
Producers: Dave Cobb, Chris Stapleton
Mix Engineer: Vance Powell
"Speechless" - Dan + Shay
Producers: Dan Smyers, Scott Hendricks
Mix Engineer: Jeff Juliano
ALBUM OF THE YEAR
Award goes to Artist and Producers
Center Point Road - Thomas Rhett
Producers: Dann Huff, Jesse Frasure, Thomas Rhett, Julian Bunetta, The Stereotypes, Cleve Wilson
Cry Pretty - Carrie Underwood
Producers: David Garcia, Jim Jonsin, Carrie Underwood
Dan + Shay - Dan + Shay
Producers: Dan Smyers, Scott Hendricks
Desperate Man - Eric Church
Producers: Jay Joyce, Arturo Buenahora, Jr.
GIRL - Maren Morris
Producers: busbee, Maren Morris, Greg Kurstin
SONG OF THE YEAR
Award goes to Songwriters
WINNER: "Beautiful Crazy"
Songwriters: Luke Combs, Wyatt B. Durrette III, Robert Williford
"GIRL"
Songwriters: Maren Morris, Sarah Aarons, Greg Kurstin
"God's Country"
Songwriters: Devin Dawson, Jordan Schmidt, Michael Hardy
"Rainbow"
Songwriters: Natalie Hemby, Shane McAnally, Kacey Musgraves
"Tequila"
Songwriters: Dan Smyers, Nicolle Galyon, Jordan Reynolds
FEMALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
Kelsea Ballerini
Miranda Lambert
Maren Morris
Kacey Musgraves
Carrie Underwood
MALE VOCALIST OF THE YEAR
Dierks Bentley
Luke Combs
Thomas Rhett
Chris Stapleton
Keith Urban
VOCAL GROUP OF THE YEAR
Lady Antebellum
Little Big Town
Midland
Old Dominion
Zac Brown Band
VOCAL DUO OF THE YEAR
Brooks & Dunn
Brothers Osborne
Dan + Shay
Florida Georgia Line
Maddie & Tae
MUSICAL EVENT OF THE YEAR
Award goes to Artists and Producer(s)
"All My Favorite People" - Maren Morris (feat. Brothers Osborne)
Producers: Maren Morris, busbee
"Brand New Man" - Brooks & Dunn (with Luke Combs)
Producer: Dann Huff
"Dive Bar" - Garth Brooks & Blake Shelton
Producer: Garth Brooks
WINNER: "Old Town Road (Remix)" - Lil Nas X feat. Billy Ray Cyrus
Producers: YoungKio, Michael Trent Reznor, Atticus Matthew Ross
"What Happens In A Small Town" - Brantley Gilbert & Lindsay Ell
Producer: Dann Huff
MUSICIAN OF THE YEAR
WINNER: Jenee Fleenor, Fiddle
Paul Franklin, Steel Guitar
Mac McAnally, Guitar
Ilya Toshinskiy, Banjo/Guitar
Derek Wells, Guitar
MUSIC VIDEO OF THE YEAR
Award goes to Artist(s) and Director
"Burning Man" - Dierks Bentley Feat. Brothers Osborne
Director: Wes Edwards
"GIRL" - Maren Morris
Director: Dave Meyers
"God's Country" - Blake Shelton
Director: Sophie Muller
WINNER: "Rainbow" - Kacey Musgraves
Director: Hannah Lux Davis
"Some Of It" - Eric Church
Director: Reid Long and John Peets
NEW ARTIST OF THE YEAR
Cody Johnson
Ashley McBryde
Midland
Carly Pearce
Morgan Wallen
"THE 53RD ANNUAL CMA AWARDS" - FINALISTS FOR BROADCAST PERSONALITY OF THE YEAR
NATIONAL
"The Blair Garner Show" (Blair Garner and "Off Eric" Garner) - Westwood One
"The Bobby Bones Show" (Bobby Bones, Amy Brown, "Lunchbox" Dan Chappell, and Eddie Garcia) - Premiere Networks
"The Mayor of Music Row" (Charlie Monk) - Sirius XM Satellite Radio
"Nash Nights Live" (Shawn Parr and Elaina Smith) - Westwood One
"The Storme Warren Show" (Storme Warren) - Sirius XM Satellite Radio
MAJOR MARKET
"Chris Carr & Company" (Chris Carr, Kia Becht, McKaila Granning, and "Maverick" Jeffrey Bolen) - KEEY, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minn.
"Mason & Remy" (Mason Schreader and "Remy" Zachary Hoesly) - WIL, St. Louis, Mo.
"The Morning Wolfpack with Matt McAllister" (Matt McAllister, Emily Raines, and "Slow Joe" Wallace) - KKWF, Seattle-Tacoma, Wash.
"The Rob + Holly Show" (Rob Stone and Holly Hutton) - WYCD, Detroit, Mich.
"Tanner in the Morning" (Rob Tanner, Catherine Lane, Chris Allen, and "Captain Jim" Homa) - WSOC, Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, N.C.-S.C.
"Tony, Jake & Jenn" (Tony Russell, Jake Byron, and Jenn Hays) - KUPL, Portland, Ore.
LARGE MARKET
"Amanda and Jesse" (Amanda Valentine and Jesse Tack) - WUBE, Cincinnati, Ohio
"J.R. and Beth in the Morning" ("J.R." Jon Jaus, Beth Boehm, and Chris Cardenas) - KCYY, San Antonio, Texas
"Q Morning Crew" (Mike Wheless and Janie Carothers) - WQDR, Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
"The Randy, Jamie, and Jojo Show" (Randy Carroll, Jamie Martin, and Jojo Meza) - KAJA, San Antonio, Texas
"Ridder, Scott and Shannen" ("Ridder" Shaun Ridderbush, Scott Dolphin, and Shannen Oesterreich) - WMIL, Milwaukee-Racine, WI
MEDIUM MARKET
"Clay & Company" (Clay Moden, Rob Banks, and Val Townsend) - WYRK, Buffalo-Niagara Falls, N.Y.
"The Doc Show with Jessie" (Ken "Doc" Medek and Jessie Roberts) - WGGY, Wilkes Barre-Scranton, Pa.
"Mo & StyckMan" ("Mo" Melissa Wagner and "Styckman" Greg Owens) - WUSY, Chattanooga, Tenn.
"Scott and Sarah in the Morning" (Scott Wynn and Sarah Kay) - WQMX, Akron, Ohio
"Tony and Kris" (Tony Randall and Kris Rochester) - WIVK, Knoxville, Tenn.
SMALL MARKET
"Barrett, Fox & Berry" (Bill Barrett, Tim Fox, and Tracy Berry) - KKNU, Eugene-Springfield, Ore.
"Ben & Arnie" (Ben Butler and Arnie Andrews) - WCOW, La Crosse, Wis.
"Dr. Shane and Tess in the Morning" (Shane Collins and Tess Connell) - WPAP, Panama City, Fla.
"Mackey and Miles in the Morning" (Jim Mackey and Deb Miles) - WBYT, South Bend, Ind.
"Officer Don & DeAnn" ("Officer Don" Evans and DeAnn Stephens) - WBUL, Lexington-Fayette, Ky.
"THE 53RD ANNUAL CMA AWARDS" - FINALISTS FOR RADIO STATION OF THE YEAR
MAJOR MARKET
KILT - Houston-Galveston, Texas
KPLX - Dallas-Ft. Worth, Texas
WIL - St. Louis, Mo.
WKLB - Boston, Mass.
WYCD - Detroit, Mich.
LARGE MARKET
KCYY - San Antonio, Texas
KUBL - Salt Lake City-Ogden-Provo, Utah
WFMS - Indianapolis, Ind.
WLHK - Indianapolis, Ind.
WQDR - Raleigh-Durham, N.C.
WSIX - Nashville, Tenn.
MEDIUM MARKET
CKRY - Calgary, Alta.
KXKT - Omaha-Council Bluffs, Neb.-Iowa
WBBS - Syracuse, N.Y.
WIVK - Knoxville, Tenn.
WXCY - Wilmington, Del.
SMALL MARKET
KCLR - Columbia, Mo.
KFDI - Wichita, Kan.
KKNU - Eugene-Springfield, Ore.
WBYT - South Bend, Ind.
WYCT - Pensacola, Fla.


This example shows you how to mix jMaps with Google's own event handling.
The Google Event Handler allows you to add events to the map and mixing it with jMaps, you can create interactive applications.
In the below example we'll build a simple map that has a drag event. On this event, we will update two divs - one to show the position of the center of the map, and we'll also reverse Geoencode the positions to get the address.
jQuery(document).ready(function(){
jQuery('#map1, #map2').jmap('init',{
'mapType':G_HYBRID_MAP,
'mapCenter':[37.4419, -122.1419]
},
function (map, element, options){
GEvent.addListener(map, "moveend", function(){
// We don't need to use the internal Mapifies.getCenter here, as we have direct access to the map object.
var mapCenter = map.getCenter();
jQuery('.position-value').text(mapCenter.y + ',' + mapCenter.x);
jQuery('#map1').jmap('SearchAddress', {
'query': new GLatLng(mapCenter.y, mapCenter.x),
'returnType':'getLocations'
}, function(result, options){
var valid = Mapifies.SearchCode(result.Status.code);
if (valid.success) {
var output = ['
'];
jQuery.each(result.Placemark, function(i, point){
output.push('
' + point.address + '
');
});
output.push('
');
jQuery('.address-value').html(output.join(''));
}
});
});
});
});


We have defined standard queries in our Queries / Commands / Scalars post, but how to tackle more complex technology specific queries, commands and scalars. These are for the cases where an ORM based operation doesn’t make sense (batch insert, bulk delete, complex set based operations). The intent is that you rarely have to use advanced queries, but when you do they work seamlessly. Let the technology deal with 95% of the data access, and use advanced queries for the other 5% as needed.
All of the AdvancedQuery
, AdvancedScalar
, and AdvancedCommand
are an opt in process for one reason, it requires that you bind your implementation of the query to the underlying technology. This is not something to take lightly, but sometimes it is needed.
Example Domain
In all of the examples below, we’ll be working with the following business domain, from our Driver’s Education company:
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Advanced Query – Sometimes you need a Stored Procedure
In the case where we want to do large set based calculation it makes sense to use the power of the underlying persistence engine. Databases have been designed for set based operations, and here is where the power of stored procedures or parameterized SQL comes in. We are going to use a stored procedure to return the top 5 percentile of drivers that have used our training service. The advanced version of this would be below.
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In the usage of data persistence technologies it is possible to run into corners that cost a significant amount of time to build out of. This has the chance to nullify the speed of development benefits in using the technology. Highway.Data provides a way to step out of this corner by using the base technology of the underlying implementation. When you are building something, sometimes you just need a hammer. Highway.Data gives you an easy way to use the hammer, but doesn’t require every problem to be a nail.
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[1]. Chenyu You, Qingsong Yang, Hongming Shan, Lars Gjesteby, Guang Li, Shenghong Ju, Zhuiyang Zhang, Zhen Zhao, Yi Zhang, Wenxiang Cong, and Ge Wang*. Structure-sensitive multi-scale deep neural network for low-dose CT denoising. arXiv:1805.00587. IEEE Access, in revision, 2018.
[2]. Chunhui Bao, Yifei Pu, and Yi Zhang*. Fractional-order deep backpropagation neural network. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, accepted, 2018
[3]. Peng Bao, Jiliu Zhou, and Yi Zhang*. Few-view CT Reconstruction with group-sparsity regularization. International Journal of Numerical Methods in Biomedical Engineering, DOI 10.1002/CNM.3101, in press, 2018.
[4]. Hongming Shan, Yi Zhang*, Qingsong Yang, Uwe Kruger, Wenxiang Cong, and Ge Wang*. 3D convolutional encoder-decoder network for low-dose CT via transfer learning from a 2D trained network. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, pp. 1522-1534, vol. 37, no. 6, 2018.
[5]. Qingsong Yang, Pingkun Yan*, Yanbo Zhang, Hengyong Yu, Yongyi Shi, Xuanqin Mou, Mannudeep K. Kalra, Yi Zhang, Ling Sun and Ge Wang, Low dose CT image denoising using a generative adversarial network with Wasserstein distance and perceptual loss. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, pp. 1348-1357, vol. 37, no. 6, 2018.
[6]. Hu Chen, Yi Zhang*, Yunjin Chen, Junfeng Chen, Weihua Zhang, Huaiqiang Sun, Yang Lv, Peixi Liao, Jiliu Zhou, and Ge Wang. LEARN: Learned experts’ assessment-based reconstruction network for sparse-data CT. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, pp. 1333-1347, vol. 37, no. 6, 2018.
[7]. Yan Liu and Yi Zhang*. Low-dose CT restoration via stacked sparse denoising autoencoders. Neurocomputing, pp. 80-89, vol. 284, 2018.
[8]. Wenchao Du, Hu Chen, Zhihong Wu, Huaiqiang Sun, Peixi Liao, and Yi Zhang*. Stacked competitive networks for noise reduction in low-dose CT. PLoS ONE, e0190069, vol. 12, no. 12, 2017.
[9]. Jin Liu, Jianhua Ma, Yi Zhang, Yang Chen*, Jian Yang, Huazhong Shu, Limin Luo, Gouenou Coatrieux, Wei Yang, Qianjin Feng, and Wufan Chen. Discriminative feature representation to improve projection data inconsistency for low dose CT imaging. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, pp. 2499-2509, vol. 36, no. 12, 2017.
[10]. Hu Chen, Yi Zhang*, Mannudeep K. Kalra, Feng Lin, Yang Chen, Peixi Liao, Jiliu Zhou, and Ge Wang. Low-dose CT with a residual encoder-decoder convolutional neural network. IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, pp. 2524-2535, vol. 36, no. 12, 2017.
[11]. Hu Chen, Yi Zhang*, Weihua Zhang, Peixi Liao, Ke Li, Jiliu Zhou, and Ge Wang. Low-dose CT via convolutional neural network. Biomedical Optics Express, pp. 679-694, vol. 8, no. 2, 2017.
[12]. Yi Zhang, Yan Xi, Qingsong Yang, Wenxiang Cong, Jiliu Zhou and Ge Wang*. Spectral CT reconstruction with image sparsity and spectral mean. IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging, pp. 510-523, vol. 2, no. 4, 2016.
[13]. Yi Zhang, Yan Wang,* Weihua Zhang, Feng Lin, Yifei Pu and Jiliu Zhou. Statistical iterative reconstruction using adaptive fractional order regularization. Biomedical Optics Express, pp. 1015-1029, vol. 7, no. 3, 2016.
[14]. Yan Wang, Xi Wu, Wenzao Li, Zhi Li, Yi Zhang* and Jiliu Zhou. Analysis of micro-Doppler signatures of vibration targets using EMD and SPWVD. Neurocomputing, pp. 48-56, vol. 171, no. 1, 2016.
[15]. Ying Fu, Xi Wu*, Xiaohua Li, Kun He, Yi Zhang and Jiliu Zhou. Image motion restoration using fractional-order gradient prior. Informatica, pp. 621-634, vol. 26, no. 4, 2015.
[16]. Yan Wang, Xi Wu*, Wenzao Li, Yi Zhang, Zhi Li and Jiliu Zhou. A Reconstruction Method Based on AL0FGD for Compressed Sensing in Border Monitoring WSN System. PLOS ONE, e112932, vol. 9, no. 12, 2014.
[17]. Menglong Yang*, Yiguang Liu, Zhisheng You, Xiaofeng Li and Yi Zhang. A homography transform based higher-order MRF model for stereo matching. Pattern Recognition Letters, pp. 66-71, vol. 40, no. 1, 2014.
[18]. Yi Zhang*, Weihua Zhang, Yinjie Lei and Jiliu Zhou. Few-view image reconstruction with fractional-order total variation. Journal of the Optical Society of America A, pp. 981-995, vol. 31, no. 5, 2014.
[19]. Yi Zhang, Weihua Zhang* and Jiliu Zhou. Accurate sparse-projection image reconstruction via nonlocal TV regularization. The Scientific World Journal, Article ID 458496, 7 pages, 2014.
[20]. Ying Fu*, Xiaohua Li, Lei Liang, Yi Zhang and Jiliu Zhou. The restoration of textured images using fractional-order regularization. Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Article ID 356906, 10 pages, 2014.
[21]. Yi Zhang, Wei-Hua Zhang*, Hu Chen, Meng-Long Yang, Tai-Yong Li and Ji-Liu Zhou. Few-view image reconstruction combining total variation and a high-order norm. International Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, pp. 249-255, vol. 23, no. 3, 2013.
[22]. Weihua Zhang, Yi Zhang*, Chaobang Gao and Jiliu Zhou. Action recognition by joint spatial-temporal motion feature. Journal of Applied Mathematics, Article ID 605469, 9 pages, 2013
[23]. Yi Zhang*, Yi-Fei Pu, Wei-Hua Zhang, Jin-Rong Hu, Han Wang Yinjie Lei and Jiliu Zhou. A novel noniterative metal artifact reduction method using coherence transport with fast marching in computed tomography. International Journal of Imaging Systems and Technology, pp. 200-207, vol. 22, no. 4, 2012.
[24]. Yi Zhang*, Yi-Fei Pu, Jin-Rong Hu and Ji-Liu Zhou. A class of fractional-order variational image inpainting models. Applied Mathematics & Information Sciences, pp. 299-306, vol. 6, no. 2, 2012.
[25]. Yi Zhang*, Yifei Pu and Jiliu Zhou. Suppression of computed tomography metal artifacts using curvature driven diffusions based sinogram inpainting. Advanced Science Letters, pp. 208-211, vol. 5, no. 1, 2012.
[26]. Jin-Rong Hu*, Yi-Fei Pu, Xi Wu, Yi Zhang and Ji-Liu Zhou. Improved DCT-Based Nonlocal Means Filter for MR Images Denoising. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, Article ID 232685, 14 pages, 2012
[27]. Jinrong Hu*, Yifei Pu, Yi Zhang and Jiliu Zhou. Nonlocal means denoising algorithm based on DCT subspace. Journal of Computer-Aided Design and Computer Graphics, pp. 89-96, vol. 24, no. 1, 2012.
[28]. Yi Zhang*，Yi-Fei Pu, Jin-Rong Hu, Yan Liu, Qing-Li Chen and Ji-Liu Zhou. Efficient CT metal artifacts reduction based on fractional-order curvature diffusion. Computational and Mathematical Methods in Medicine, Article ID 173748, 9 pages, 2011.
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[30]. Yi Zhang*, Yifei Pu and Jiliu Zhou. Construction of Fractional Derivation Masks and Corresponding Filter. Journal of South China University of Technology (Natural Science Edition) , pp. 95-101, vol. 39, no. 7, 2011.
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[32]. Yi Zhang*, Yifei Pu and Jiliu Zhou. Construction of fractional differential masks based on Riemann-Liouville definition. Journal of Computational Information Systems, pp. 3191-3199, vol. 6, no. 10, 2010.
[33]. Yi Zhang*, Yuming Jiang, Jingtao Fu and Xixu He. Application of BPM based on workflow. Computer Engineering, vol. 34, no. 20, pp.292-295, 2008 (in Chinese)
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Release date:
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Platform:
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Price:
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Description
In CuboCombo, perception and quick thinking are key to success in making "matches" and getting more and more points.
History
CuboCombo development starts in a college project.
Features
- 20 amazing levels of challenges to complete
- A bautiful collection of Skins to personalize your gameplay
Videos
Official Trailer YouTube
Images
Logo & Icon
Awards & Recognition
- "Best game of world by mom"
- "Best TCP in IFRJ College"
Selected Articles
- "…obrigado pela lembrança…"
- Rodney Albuquerque, Diretor Geral IFRJ - Campus São João de Meriti
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Hi,
Has anyone worked with SolarMax Inverters?
I have used the reverse engineered scripts found here to pull data from my inverters (I have two)
http://blog.dest-unreach.be/wp-content/uploads/2009/04/solarmax-test-chr...
It would be sweet to cron this and get it fed into emoncms, would that be possible with he api?
I am awaiting my kit from the shop so together with the clamps I should have all the data I need !
Dave
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
If you've got that running already, it should be fairly trivial to post the data to emoncms.
One of the nice things about playing with emoncms is that you can set up your inputs/feeds/dashboards and then feed it manually by just typing URLs into your browser. Once you've confirmed that's all working the way it should be, you just need to add the relevant URL stuff to the bottom of your perl script.
I'm no perl expert, but it looks like LWP might be the way to go: http://www.perl.com/pub/2002/08/20/perlandlwp.html
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Thanks for the reply, My emonglcd/tx kits arrived and I am busy putting it all together.
I guess I need to read more about how the url is put together.
I will wander around and look for examples.
Dave
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Send format examples are in the emoncms input page API help.
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Thanks Robert I am reading it now..
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
So it was pretty simple in the end creating an input in emoncms say : 1
Then adding a couple of lines to the code to post to emoncms
my $url = "http://emoncms.org/input/post.json?json{$input:$V_SM_RESULT_AC_POWER_NOW}&apikey=blah";
system "curl", $url;
I have attached it here should anyone ever get a solarmax inverter, the nice thing is you can chain them with rs485 and pull from one inverter by ip having simply set the device id in the script
Dave
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Hello,
I am planning to implement at home and office the OEM project and already have most of the hardware for my home system with the ultimate aim of implementing PV diversion. I currently monitor successfully my SMA SunnyBoy 4000TL on PVoutput.org using a Raspberry Pi running SMAspot.
At my office we recently installed two SolarMax three phase inverters 8MT2 & 15MT2. Before I fully implement OEM at the office I would like to be able to monitor the two inverters on emoncms (and / or PVoutput.org) using the script posted by user 'dod' above.
Please could someone advise me if I should be able to run the script on a Raspberry Pi and if so with any modifications to the standard Raspbian operating system? Other than the inverter & RPi LAN and office WAN connectivity should I need anything else. I realise I'll have to use my specific IP address(es) etc. I am assuming / hopeful that my SolarMax inverters use the same commands as the ones 'dod' has.
Whilst I understand the general principles of coding I'm more of a hardware (recently IT but mainly analogue & some digital broadcast electronics) rather than software guy but quite determined to achieve my aims with this project.
Apologies if my questions are somewhat naive. Over the past few months I've read the topics and forums on this site almost every day and really appreciate the achievements it's making.
Thank you in anticipation of some help and direction.
Regards,
Steve
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Hi Steve,
I cant vouch for the script working with your inverter but it should do.
The raspberry pi will work out of the box with that code.
I use one myself, good luck and let me know if you get stuck.
Dave
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Excellent. thank you, Dave. I'll report back in a week or two when I've received my second slice of Pi. My first one, at home, is already fully employed uploading the SMA data to PVoutput.org and soon for emoncms.
Regards,
Steve
Re: SolarMax 2000S Inverters & EmonCMS
Good morning everyone, I'm new to the forum and would love to see the data of my SolarMax inverters of emoncms, I saw the files and perl is not a problem to change my taste, but I do not know in that folder add the raspberry and how to show it to emoncms, you could kindly help me? best regards Diego
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The Italian Football Federation's (FIGC) disciplinary commission had ordered Verona to host Fiorentina on Sunday with the "Poltrone Est" section of their Bentegodi Stadium closed.
It followed racist chanting directed towards Italian international Balotelli during his team's 2-1 defeat on November 3 in Verona.
Despite denials of abuse from Verona, a video published on Twitter by a fan showed a number of supporters abusing Balotelli before the forward kicked the ball at them in the stands and threatened to walk off the pitch.
But the FIGC's appeals court on Thursday said they had suspended the sanction, pending further investigation.
"We are satisfied, we have highlighted various inconsistencies and we look forward to the outcome of the investigation, naturally hoping for a final favourable decision," said Verona's Operations Director Francesco Barresi, adding that it had been "an absolute injustice to blame an entire sector".
"We are waiting for all our fans on Sunday at the stadium with the additional support of almost 1,000 children from the School Project, as has happened on previous occasions.
"These little fans will be present with banners and slogans against all discrimination."
Meanwhile, Balotelli was sent home from training on Thursday after a bust-up with new Brescia coach Fabio Grosso, according to reports in Italy.
Ex-World Cup winner Grosso, who took over after Eugenio Corini was sacked following the defeat by Verona, was reportedly angered by Balotelli's lazy start to training.
Balotelli headed straight for the dressing room, before driving away from the training centre, Gazzetta Dello Sport reported.
Brescia are bottom of the Serie A table and travel to Roma on Sunday looking for their first win in two months.


We Happy Few’s final DLC We All Fall Down out next week
by Aran SuddiCompulsion Games has confirmed the release date and content of the final DLC expansion for We Happy Few, and this one is called We All Fall Down. We Happy Few players can expect to be able to get the content on November 19th. Victoria Byng is the main protagonist of this DLC and her mission is to get everyone off of the drug, Joy.
The world is already in the grip of a Joy shortage and Victoria just wants to give it a little push. The DLC will add new elements including rooftop traversal to escape from the Bobbies. Stealth players have also got the option of taking out enemies silently with a new dart gun. There’s also a whip as an additional weapon. There’s also a change in that the systems of crafting, sleeping, and eating are taken out to make a more streamlined experience.
When We Happy Few was released this is what Jason said in the review:
There’s a huge amount of potential in this dystopian 1960s drug trip, but ultimately it starts to feel frustrating quite quickly. Every time We Happy Few draws you in with an interesting tidbit about the world or the character you are playing as it’s scuppered by the systems fighting against you. It just becomes frustrating and makes a potentially immersive experience an irritating exercise in dealing with the game mistaking your intentions. Much like the dystopian world in which it is set, We Happy Few never feels quite right.
You can read the full We Happy Few review here.
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Pseudo GTID is a technique where we inject Globally Unique entries into MySQL, gaining GTID abilities without using GTID. It is supported by orchestrator and described in more detail here, here and here.
Quick recap: we can join two slaves to replicate from one another even if they never were in parent-child relationship, based on our uniquely identifiable entries which can be found in the slaves' binary logs or relay logs. Having Pseudo-GTID injected and controlled by us allows us to optimize failovers into quick operations, especially where a large number of server is involved.
Ascending Pseudo-GTID further speeds up this process for delayed/lagging slaves.
Recap, visualized
(but do look at the presentation):
- Find last pseudo GTID in slave’s binary log (or last applied one in relay log)
- Search for exact match on new master’s binary logs
- Fast forward both through successive identical statements until end of slave’s applied entries is reached
- Point slave into cursor position on master
What happens if the slave we wish to reconnect is lagging? Or perhaps it is a delayed replica, set to run 24 hours behind its master?
The naive approach would expand bullet #2 into:
- Search for exact match on master’s last binary logs
- Unfound? Move on to previous (older) binary log on master
- Repeat
The last Pseudo-GTID executed by the slave was issued by the master over 24 hours ago. Suppose the master generates one binary log per hour. This means we would need to full-scan 24 binary logs of the master where the entry will not be found; to only be matched in the 25th binary log (it's an off-by-one problem, don't hold the exact number against me).
Ascending Pseudo GTID
Since we control the generation of Pseudo-GTID, and since we control the search for Pseudo-GTID, we are free to choose the form of Pseudo-GTID entries. We recently switched into using Ascending Pseudo-GTID entries, and this works like a charm. Consider these Pseudo-GTID entries:
drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B364E3:0000000000056EE2:6DD57B85` drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B364E8:0000000000056EEC:ACF03802` drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B364ED:0000000000056EF8:06279C24` drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B364F2:0000000000056F02:19D785E4`
The above entries are ascending in lexical order. The above is generated using a UTC timestamp, along with other watchdog/random values. For a moment let's trust that our generation is indeed always ascending. How does that help us?
Suppose the last entry found in the slave is
drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B364E3:0000000000056EE2:6DD57B85`
And this is what we're to search on the master's binary logs. Starting with the optimistic hope that the entry is in the master's last binary log, we start reading. By nature of binary logs we have to scan them sequentially from start to end. As we read the binary log entries, we soon meet the first Pseudo-GTID injection, and it reads:
drop view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_hint__asc:55B730E6:0000000000058F02:19D785E4`
At this stage we know we can completely skip scanning the rest of the binary log. Our entry will not be there: this entry is larger than the one we're looking for, and they'll only get larger as we get along in the binary log. It is therefore safe to ignore the rest of this file and move on to the next-older binary log on the master, to repeat our search there.
Binary logs where the entry cannot be in are only briefly examined: orchestrator will probably read no more than first 1,000 entries or so (can't give you a number, it's your workload) before giving up on the binary log.
On every topology chain we have 2 delayed replica slaves, to help us out in the case we make a grave mistake of DELETing the wrong data. These slaves would take, on some chains, 5-6 minutes to reconnect to a new master using Pseudo-GTID, since it required scanning many many GBs of binary logs. This is no longer the case; we've reduced scan time for such servers to about 25s at worst, and much quicker on average. There can still be dozens of binary logs to open, but all but one are given up very quickly. I should stress that those 25s are nonblocking for other slaves which are mote up to date than the delayed replicas.
Can there be a mistake?
Notice that the above algorithm does not require each and every entry to be ascending; it just compares the first entry in each binlog to determine whether our target entry is there or not. This means if we've messed up our Ascending order and injected some out-of-order entries, we can still get away with it -- as long as those entries are not the first ones in the binary log, nor are they the last entries executed by the slave.
But why be so negative? We're using UTC timestamp as the major sorting order, and inject Pseudo-GTID every 5 seconds; even with leap second we're comfortable.
On my TODO is to also include a "Plan B" full-scan search: if the Ascending algorithm fails, we can still opt for the full scan option. So there would be no risk at all.
Example
We inject Pseudo-GTID via event-scheduler. These are the good parts of the event definition:
create event if not exists create_pseudo_gtid_event on schedule every 5 second starts current_timestamp on completion preserve enable do begin set @connection_id := connection_id(); set @now := now(); set @rand := floor(rand()*(1 << 32)); set @pseudo_gtid_hint := concat_ws(':', lpad(hex(unix_timestamp(@now)), 8, '0'), lpad(hex(@connection_id), 16, '0'), lpad(hex(@rand), 8, '0')); set @_create_statement := concat('drop ', 'view if exists `meta`.`_pseudo_gtid_', 'hint__asc:', @pseudo_gtid_hint, '`'); PREPARE st FROM @_create_statement; EXECUTE st; DEALLOCATE PREPARE st;
We accompany this by the following orchestrator configuration:
"PseudoGTIDPattern": "drop view if exists .*?`_pseudo_gtid_hint__", "PseudoGTIDMonotonicHint": "asc:",
"PseudoGTIDMonotonicHint" notes a string; if that string ("asc:") is found in the slave's Pseudo-GTID entry, then the entry is assumed to have been injected as part of ascending entries, and the optimization kicks in.
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In the fifth grade my parents took me to get a test done to find out whether or not I had ADHD. I answered the questions and my parents submitted it to my psycologist. About a week later before school my mom told me that I had been started on a new medicine that would help me to focus more in school. The medication I was administered was a 10 milligram oral dose of adderall(amphetamine, d-amphetamine salts).
Without any experience with mood altering substances I thought to my self 'yeah right this tiny thing is supposed to get me some better grades'. About an hour after taking I realized I had an unusual feeling of well-being, and a strong sense of motivation, in addition to having my appetite completely diminished. I have always been a bit chubby.
When I returned home I realized that what I had felt earlier that day was beginning to wear off. That night I was very angry and agitated and it was noticed by everyone else who came around me. I proceeded to take my Adderall for the remainder of the fifth grade. That year I recall having numerous fights and arguments with my parents that often were the result of something insignificant.
When summer arrived I ceased to take my medication and began to gain back my old emotions in addition to gaining back my weight. I was my normal self again. Summer ended and I began the 6th grade and had still discontinued my medication. Later on that year my parents received many phone calls about my impulsive behavior. Their solution was to start me back up on my medication.
The results were the same as they were a year prior, but this time I was well aware that these feelings were a direct result of my medication. At the same time the thought of abusing it never crossed my mind. I still 'thought' I had never used a drug in my lifetime. My medication was again discontinued at the start of summer vacation.
When I began seventh grade I noticed that people around me took my hyperactivity along with being fat as a nuisanse. A week later I asked my mom if I could begin taking my medication again she was very hesitant about it because she recalled the many occasions where I would come down and go into rages. She agreed to let me try it for a few days and see what happened. I still had came down at about noon and got in conflicts two out of three days of taking my medicine therefore it was decided I would no longer take it.
About a week later I began to start sneaking the pills out of the medicine cabinet. I then realized that I was using this drug to get 'high' not to focus in school. After I used up the remaining pills that were left in my prescrption I made a deal to purchase the drug illegaly at school. This was somehow discovered by the principal and I admitted to making the deal. Since the deal was never completed, and I had no illegal substances with me I was suspended rather than expelled.
When my parents were notified of this they asked me why I had done that. I lied to them and said it was to make better grades in school. They bought my story and I was prescribed time released methylphenidate. I began taking this and realized the effects were dull, as I was on a low dosage.
I began to crush up the tablets therefore causing the time release to not work. I also purchased Adderall a few more times for recreational use. I stayed clean for the summer. In the beginning of the eighth grade I met a friend who had a prescription for Adderall and would willingly supply me with it. A month later I went on a binge and didn't eat or sleep fro 4 days. The last night I realized I had a problem.
I was hooked on speed. I told my parents everything about my use and was evaluated and put in an outpatient program. I did not stop using though so I was removed from the program and sent to a residential program in Florida for 25 days. Following that I attended twelve step meetings and stayed clean for four months followed by a one week relapse.
I came clean with my parents and gave twelve step meetings another shot. The point I am trying to make is that even tough Adderall and other ADHD medicine may not seeem like a big deal. Look where it got me. I went from having no interest in drugs to making drugs the main focus of my life.
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War of the WorldsIt is perhaps a comment on the idiocy of human beings that one of the biggest hoaxes to panic the American public began with the following words:"The Columbia Broadcasting System and its affiliated stations present Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre on the Air in a radio play by Howard Koch suggested by the H.G. Wells novel 'The War of the Worlds.'" On the face of it, this seems like a pretty straightforward concept. It's a radio play, based on a novel, featuring one of the most recognized voices in the history of radio. AND IT WAS THE DAY BEFORE HALLOWEEN! Despite all these seeming clues, despite the fact that the novel was a well-known classic, despite the fact that a commercial break halfway through the one hour radio program specified "You're listening to a CBS presentation of Orson Welles and the Mercury Theatre on the air in an original dramatization of 'The War of the Worlds' by H.G. Wells," despite the fact that the story being depicted was about MARTIANS INVADING THE EARTH, the radio play sparked a panic of unparalleled proportions. Presented in a series of mock news reports, "War of the Worlds" was a production by radio and theater wunderkind Orson Welles, who had not yet made the leap to Hollywood. Welles had already made a name for himself as a brilliant maverick on Broadway and he had become a household name as the voice of "The Shadow," a pulp-fiction crime fighter who "knows what evil lurks in the hearts of men." Only 23 years old and already a household name, Welles had extended his theater troupe to CBS radio with a weekly program featuring the players of his "Mercury Theater." Welles had successfully adapted "A Tale of Two Cities," "Julius Caesar," "Dracula," and "Treasure Island" when he decided to take on "War of the Worlds." Interestingly, no one freaked out when they heard Caesar had been killed. The radio play was a clever modernization of the original story. At 8 p.m., Oct. 30, 1938, faux music program began, only to be interrupted by melodramatic news updates, accented by sound effects and music. While not a typical presentation, it was also pretty obviously not a real news broadcast. Nevertheless, the population of America had a bad case of the pre-WWII jitters. When people heard the "special report" breaking into the music, they went berserk first and asked questions later. The lead story in the New York Times the next day had the headline "Radio Listeners in Panic, Taking War Drama as Fact; Many Flee Homes to Escape 'Gas Raid From Mars' — Phone Calls Swamp Police at Broadcast of Wells (sic) Fantasy." This would be the first and last time that the New York Times ever featured the phrase "Gas Raid From Mars" in a headline. The story read: "A wave of mass hysteria seized thousands of radio listeners between 8:15 and 9:30 o'clock last night when a broadcast of a dramatization of H. G. Wells's fantasy, 'The War of the Worlds,' led thousands to believe that an interplanetary conflict had started with invading Martians spreading wide death and destruction in New Jersey and New York." It was an unprecedented event in modern history. According to some accounts, the trouble stemmed from a related popular radio broadcast on another channel, which featured an unpopular musical segment at 8:12 p.m., prompting thousands of people to twirl the dial in the 1938 version of channel-surfing. These listeners had not heard the opening passage quoted above, nor the subsequent "This is Orson Welles" introduction of the play. Instead, they tuned in just in time to hear an news update that the Martians were running wild over New York and New Jersey (most of the panic was centered there, although the broadcast was heard nationwide). The "sensible" people picked up their phones and called the newspapers, the radio station or the police. So many "sensible" people did this that the phone lines became miserably jammed, reinforcing the notion that something had really happened. The freakouts that followed were a cautionary tale about the power of the newly emerging instant news media, not to mention being pretty funny. According to the New York Times, the Associated Press, newspapers and the police were quickly notified that the panicked people calling them were misinformed. But there were plenty of people who couldn't get through, or those who simply didn't bother trying. Playgoers stampeded out of a theater in New York City when two members of the audience were paged by their panicked wives, who called to relay the story. The New York Times itself recorded 875 calls from panicked listeners. In Harlem, dozens of people rushed into the police stations to say they had packed for evacuation and to ask where they should go. Churches were filled with people who had come to make their peace with God in light of the impending end of the world. As people fled their homes into the streets and gathered in public places, the initial radio broadcast gave way to a whispering campaign, as frenzied people repeated and further garbled the story. After the police switchboards in Manhattan were overloaded with callers, a dispatch actually went out over the radio informing officers that New Jersey was being bombed. Thousands of calls were fielded by police operators in different New York and New Jersey precincts, some even refusing to believe that the reports were fiction after they were told. City politicians and officials in Newark started trying to organize emergency plans. A team of scientists set out from Princeton to take samples of the "meteor" which had fallen on the town. Screaming people evacuating Newark caused a massive traffic jam in the center of town. The New York Times reported that more than a dozen people had to be treated — and in some cases, sedated — due to hysteria. While mostly centered around the area where the "Martians" were dealing death and destruction with uncanny "heat rays," the rest of the nation reported similar idiocy, with newspapers and police stations bearing the brunt of the panic. One woman called the Boston Globe to tell them she could "see the fire." The Times, quoting an AP report, said that a Pittsburgh man came home to find his wife on the verge of downing a bottle of poison, rather than deal with the whole death ray thing. In the aftermath of the broadcast, Americans were in stages appalled, depressed, embarrassed and pissed off about the whole thing.  Many of the people who had panicked blamed Welles for the fiasco, rather than their own gullibility or their failure to listen to the four separate instances in which the hourlong broadcast repeated that it was a fictional dramatization. Welles didn't help matters much. Basking in his sudden notoriety, he flashed his trademark mischievous grin and twinkled his trademark twinkling eye as he assured everyone that the panic was completely unintentional and that he was really very sorry. Welles was an inveterate showman and he liked getting people wound up. Whether or not it had been done on purpose, it was pretty clear pretty quickly that he was delighted at how things turned out. While you should never say never, it's unlikely that America will ever see a scare quite like that one again. Aside from causing a large percentage of the American population to become instantly jaded about what they hear on the radio, the changed complexion of the news and media industry makes it pretty unlikely that anyone these days would respond to just one report of a disaster. And since the new national response to emergencies is to sit in your living room glued to CNN, rather than rushing out to a church, it's not like a lot of harm would be done anyway...
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UntouchablesAs the American and Indian industries intertwine due to the lower costs of doing business in India, and more and more jobs and tasks are given to India to do, so will the cultures intermingle. And of all of these, the Caste (pronounced "cast") system is going to be among the hardest to explain on the Indian side. (Americans are going to be loath to explain SUVs.)In the Caste system, people within Indian society are split into sub-groups, with what they do defining their place up and down the ladder. Needless to say, an academic description does it no justice, but in general, it can be split into five group: Brahmins, Ksatriyas, Vaishyas, Shudras, and... The Untouchables. These groups all have jobs that India has split into levels of importance. Brahmins are Priests and Teachers. Ksatriyas are Warriors and Rulers. Vaisyas being Farmers, Merchants, Artisians and the like. Sudras are, simply, Laborers... but Untouchables translate as "Polluted Laborers".  Within the movies and the books it's used to describe how the team Ness assembled wouldn't intermingle with the corruption on both sides of the law to bring criminals to justice. That is, they were untouchable by corruption and bribery. But to the easily-blurring public eye, "Untouchables" equals "Cool and I carry a gun". But in fact, "Untouchable" means "I do an awful lot of work involving shit."  Or corpses. Or generally icky stuff. In Indian culture, this work taints you, keeps you down in the unmentionable areas, dictates what schools your children go to, where you can be, what you can do. It's really pervasive, and a source of conflict when someone wants to buck the system.  Every one of these castes has sub-castes that they themselves hold each other to. Literately hundreds, thousands of them. It's kind of like you live your whole life as a Fraternity Pledge, always scraping and subverting to someone else, yet happily foisting this abuse on the people "below you" for their "own good". This goes against most Western principles that if you work really hard, or get really lucky, you'll be in that house on the hill, so get out there and do you best.  Mahâtmâ Gandhi called them "The Children of God", mostly because nobody else would claim them as children. Most of what Gandhi is famous for is fighting for the rights of the Untouchables, although in America he's mostly famous for being peaceful and bald. Viva la difference! |


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Sanya Malhotra starrer Pagglait is a story of a young girl as she discovers her purpose and identity amidst looming questions about love and belonging in the neo modern small-town India.
by PTIProducers Ekta Kapoor and Guneet Monga have come together to back Sanya Malhotra-starrer Pagglait.
The movie will be produced by Balaji Telefilms and Monga’s Sikhya Entertainment, the production house behind the Oscar short-film Period. End of Sentence.
“Guneet is one of the most relevant voices in Indian cinema today. When I heard the very concept of the film, I knew we had to do this together,” Kapoor said in a statement on Thursday.
Monga said the team is glad to bring a concept as quirky as Pagglait on-screen with Malhotra and Balaji Telefilms.
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Directed by Umesh Bist, the first schedule of the film is underway in Lucknow.


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| #define | Dup31(w) Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w) |
| #define | Perm22(a) |
| #define | Dup22(w) Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w),Dup4(w) |
| #define | Perm211(a, b) |
| #define | Dup211(w) |
| #define | Perm0111(p, a, b, c) p,a,b,c, p,a,c,b, p,b,a,c, p,b,c,a, p,c,a,b, p,c,b,a |
| #define | Perm1111(a, b, c) |
| #define | Dup1111(w) |
Functions | |
| static int | ComputingSymmetricCubatureRule (int order, MatrixDouble &Points, VecDouble &Weights) |
| void | TransformBarycentricCoordInCartesianCoord (long double baryvec[], long double weightvec[], MatrixDouble &Points, VecDouble &Weight) |
| #define Dup1111 | ( | w | ) |
Definition at line 81 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Dup211 | ( | w | ) |
Definition at line 56 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
Definition at line 48 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Dup4 | ( | w | ) | ((1.0L/6.0L)*w) |
Definition at line 42 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Length | ( | wts | ) | (sizeof(wts) / (sizeof(wts[0]))) |
Definition at line 39 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm0111 | ( | p, | |
| a, | |||
| b, | |||
| c | |||
| ) | p,a,b,c, p,a,c,b, p,b,a,c, p,b,c,a, p,c,a,b, p,c,b,a |
Definition at line 73 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm1111 | ( | a, | |
| b, | |||
| c | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 74 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm211 | ( | a, | |
| b | |||
| ) |
Definition at line 58 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm22 | ( | a | ) |
Definition at line 50 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm31 | ( | a | ) |
Definition at line 44 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| #define Perm4 | ( | a | ) | a,a,a,a |
Definition at line 41 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
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static |
Definition at line 423 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| void TransformBarycentricCoordInCartesianCoord | ( | long double | baryvec[], |
| long double | weightvec[], | ||
| MatrixDouble & | Points, | ||
| VecDouble & | Weight | ||
| ) |
Definition at line 482 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P10_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P10_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 226 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P10_wts[] |
Definition at line 215 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P11_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P11_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 257 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P11_wts[] |
Definition at line 244 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P12_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P12_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 295 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P12_wts[] |
Definition at line 279 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P13_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P13_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 338 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P13_wts[] |
Definition at line 321 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P14_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P14_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 386 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P14_wts[] |
Definition at line 368 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P1_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P1_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 89 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P1_wts[] |
Definition at line 86 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P2_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P2_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 96 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P2_wts[] |
Definition at line 93 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P3_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P3_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 107 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P3_wts[] |
Definition at line 101 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P4_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P4_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 119 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P4_wts[] |
Definition at line 114 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P5_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P5_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 131 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P5_wts[] |
Definition at line 125 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P6_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P6_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 143 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P6_wts[] |
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P7_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P7_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 159 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P7_wts[35] |
Definition at line 152 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P8_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P8_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 178 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P8_wts[] |
Definition at line 169 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P9_pts[Length(QUAD_TETRA_P9_wts) *4] |
Definition at line 200 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.
| long double QUAD_TETRA_P9_wts[] |
Definition at line 190 of file IntRuleTetrahedron.cpp.


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