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Revision 190 of mycheckpoint, a MySQL monitoring solution, has been released. New and updated in this revision:
- HTTP server: mycheckpoint can now act as a web server. Point your browser and start browsing through HTML reports. See mock up demo.
- Interactive charts: HTML line charts are now interactive, presenting with accurate data as you move over them. See sample.
- Enhanced auto-deploy: now auto-recognizing failed upgrades.
- Reduced footprint: much code taken out of the views, leading to faster loading times.
- Better configuration file use: now supporting all command line options in config file.
- Remote host monitoring accessibility: now supporting complete configurable accessibility details.
- Bug fixes: thanks to the bug reporters!
mycheckpoint is free, simple, easy to use (now easier with HTTP server) and useful. I encourage you to try it out: even compared with other existing and emerging monitoring tools, I believe you will find it a breeze; it's low impact and lightness appealing; it's alerts mechanism assuring; its geeky SQL-based nature with ability to drill down to fine details -- geeky-kind-of-attractive.
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HTTP server
You can now run mycheckpoint in http mode:
bash$ mycheckpoint http
mycheckpoint will listen on port 12306, and will present you with easy browsing through the reports of your mycheckpoint databases.
The http server automatically detects those schemata used by mycheckpoint, and utilizes the existing HTML views, integrating them into the greater web framework.
While in http mode, mycheckpoint does nothing besides serving web pages. It does not actively exercise monitoring: you must still use the usual cron jobs or other scheduled tasks by which you invoke mycheckpoint for monitoring.
The http server is directed at a single MySQL server, as with the following example:
bash$ mycheckpoint --host=slave1.localdomain --port=3306 --http-port=12306 http
It is assumed that this server has the monitoring schemata.
See mock up demo. The demo uses presents with real output from a mycheckpoint HTTP server; I haven't got the means to put up a live demo.
Interactive charts
The openark line charts, used in the HTML reports, are now interactive. As you scroll over, the legend presents you with series values.
No more "I have this huge spike once every 4 hours, which reduces all other values to something that looks like zero but is actually NOT". Hover, and see the real values.
See sample.
Enhanced auto-deploy
The idea with mycheckpoint is that it should know how to self upgrade the schema on version upgrade (much like automatic WordPress upgrades). mycheckpoint does bookkeeping of installed versions within the database, and upgrades by simple comparison.
It now, following a couple of reported bugs, also recognizes failure of partial, failed upgrades. This adds to the automation of mycheckpoint's installation.
Reduced footprint
Some of mycheckpoint's views are complicated, and lead to a large amount of code in view declaration. This leads to increased table definition size (large .frm files). There has been some work to reduce this size where possible. Work is still ongoing, but some 30% has been taken off already. This leads to faster table (view) load time.
Better configuration file use
Any argument supported on the command line is now also supported in the config style. Much like is handled with MySQL. For example, one can issue:
mycheckpoint --monitored-host=sql02.mydb.com --monitored-user=monitor --monitored-password=123456
But now also:
mycheckpoint
With the following in /etc/mycheckpoint.cnf:
[mycheckpoint] monitored_host = sql02.mydb.com monitored_user = monitor monitored_password = 123456
Rules are:
- If an option is specified on command line, it takes precedence over anything else.
- Otherwise, if it's specified in the configuration file, value is read from file.
- Otherwise use default value is used.
- On command line, option format is xxx-yyy-zzz: words split with dash/minus character.
- On configuration file, option format is xxx_yyy_zzz: words split with underscore. Unlike MySQL configuration format, dashes cannot be used.
- If an option is specified multiple times on configuration file -- well -- I have the answer, but I won't tell. Just don't do it. It's bad for your health.
Future plans
Work is going on. These are the non-scheduled future tasks I see:
- Monitoring InnoDB Plugin & XtraDB status.
- A proper man page.
- Anything else that interests me & the users.
Try it out
Try out mycheckpoint. It’s a different kind of monitoring solution. Simple monitoring (charting) is immediate. For more interesting results you will need basic SQL skills, and in return you’ll get a lot of power under your hands.
- Download mycheckpoint here
- Visit the project’s homepage
- Browse the documentation
- Report bugs
mycheckpoint is released under the New BSD License.
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The Basingstoke Canal runs for 51 kilometres, from Greywell Village in Hampshire to Woodham in Surrey.
Completed in 1794, it was built to connect Basingstoke with the River Thames at Weybridge via the Wey Navigation.
Today the canal not only serves as a recreational waterway but is also a notable wildlife habitat -- the entire waterway, except for a length through Woking, was designated as a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in 1995.
Apart from lack of funding, the Canal’s other major problem is lack of water.
Increased levels of water abstraction together with climate change have meant that use of the locks has had to be suspended for large parts of the summer.
Showing local communities the issues the Canal faces will encourage them to help conserve it, get behind volunteer activities to maintain it, and make sure funding bodies realise the importance of supporting it properly so that it can be continued to be enjoyed by all.
Related press release from the Basingstoke Canal Society.
As the guardian of the Basingstoke Canal, The Basingstoke Canal Society promotes and campaigns for the sustainable future of the Canal as a navigation.
The Basingstoke Canal Society has been instrumental in installing back-pumping schemes to enable the locks to keep working in dry periods.
There are many ways in which you can support the Basingstoke Canal Society and the Canal.
Learn more: The Basingstoke Canal Society website


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Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design and Research Institute
(SADI)
As core team member of landscape design remeber, I am responsible for conceptual design, overall analysis, modeling demo, etc.
Good at designing and planning of urban public space, including park, square, water fronts, etc
Contributed to projects including Tianfu Ave(Jinjiang Bridge) improving design. Please read my resume for more projects information.
2011.09-2016.06
Architecture & Urban Planning, Chongqing University
GPA: 3.50/4.00, Rank: 6/31
Focus on landscape design, urban planning, architecture design, etc.
2014/06-2015/06
Supervisor: Prof.Xie, Hui. PhD (Shef eld), MIOA
Investigate the noise exposure of residential areas along LRT lines in Chongqing, China, through a series of eld measurements, questionnaires surveys and statistic analysis.
Authored analytical demographic report, which classi ed eight typical spatial con gurations to represent the relationship between LRT lines and urban mountainous environment in Chongqing.
Analyzed data from filed measurements with Principal Components Analysis and statistic software SPSS, our research showed that citizen’s noise sensitivity and age might signi cantly affect LRT noise annoyance and impact, whereas window glazing and residence time have no signi cant in uence.
As the group leader, I lead our team to win the Excellent Program Award and published 3 papers in academic journals.
During undergraduate
Architecture and Landscape Institue, SADI (2015.12-2016.02)
Architecture and Landscape Institue, SADI (2014.01-2014.02)
Geographic and Cultural Workshop, SADI (2013.07-2013.08)
The 2nd class scholarship in Chongqing University (2014-2015)
The 1st pize of Art Show in Chongqing University (2014)
2013 The Excellent Work Prize of National Undergraduate Landscape Design Competition, by Chinese Society of Landscape Architecture, CHSLA
The Excellent Student in Literary Activity Award (2013-2014)
The 1st prize of Chorus Competition in Chongqing University (2013)
The Excellent Student Leader Award in Chongqing University (2012-2013)
The Excellent Student Leader Award in Chongqing University (2012-2013)
Bel canto: The highest level of Bel canto soprano of Art and Cultural Winter Camp at Tsinghua University
Piano: The highest level of Art Talent Test in China
Cen Liu, Hui Xie, Zou Jingwen, Mingyue Li, Heng Li, "Acoustic environment of residential buildings along the light rail lines in a mountainous city", Proceedings of the 44th International Congress on Noise Control Engineering (Ei Compendex), Jun. 2015
Mingyue Li, Hui Xie, Cen Liu, Jingwen Zou, Heng Li, "Acoustic environment of typical areas along the light rail lines in a mountainous city", Applied Acoustics, Jun. 2015
Jingwen Zou, Hui Xie, Mingyue Li, Cen Liu, Heng Li, "Light rail noise and spatial form research in mountainous city", Noise and Vibration Control, Dec. 2014
The watercolor painting was published in Chongqing University Newspaper, Mar. 2014
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2012 Olympic Gold Medalist, Charlie Houchin, wanted to change the way Summer Swim Meets were run. Swim meets now are being run the same as they were forty years ago. Starters are yelling into a megaphone, Timers are giving half their attention to the swimmer in the pool, the Judge is thinking about where they're eating for dinner, and the Scorekeeper is still dealing with wet, soggy paper. Swimming techniques have gotten better of the last four decades, so why hasn't the running of swim meets changed? It hasn't, until now.
We helped HydroXphere take the paper and move to the paperless. Our biggest goal was to keep the familiarity for all roles (Starter, Timer, Judge, Scorekeeper) in running meets. We streamlined the process so swim clubs could achieve maximum efficiency in operating their meets. HydroXphere's Intelligent Scoring System also includes a Virtual Scoreboard that provides results in real-time on an iPad, so there is no more waiting for results until the meet is over. Running meets with HydroXphere still holds that summer experience, but only it's ran with 21st Century tools.
Ideally, a logo should explain or suggest the business it symbolizes. A logo takes on meaning, only if over a period of time it is linked to some product or service of a particular organization. A meaningful device is needed to reinforce the memorability of the company name. I wanted to design a logo that represented everything that is HydroXphere; modern design and a state of the art technology.
The logo starts with a very modern logotype. The type is set at a 25% arc to represent the diving motion that a swimmer experiences when diving into a heat. The water droplet encompasses the foundation of the sport. The waves inside the droplet convey the knowledge and persistence that HydroXphere brings to the sport of swimming. HydroXphere is the cutting edge technology that will be leading the sport for years to come.
The HydroXphere tag is two water droplets in height, and two water droplets in width. The droplet itself sits a quarter of a water droplet (in height) from the bottom of the tag. The tag is used for the apparel, postcards, business cards, mailers, web banners, or the web site.


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Inventory Service with Puppet Dashboard
Add detailed system information to each node page in Puppet Dashboard, and run custom queries on fact data!
This document is deprecated. For up-to-date information, see the configuring chapter of the latest version of the Puppet Dashboard manual.
What and Why
Starting with version 1.1.0, Puppet Dashboard can enhance its node view pages with detailed system info, and can return lists of nodes filtered by arbitrarily complex search queries.
 You can instantly get a list of your Ubuntu boxes that are still running Hardy Heron, find out how many of your nodes are physical and how many are on EC2… and if you’re setting custom facts, then the sky is pretty much the limit!
Using Dashboard With an Inventory
Node Facts
The first part of inventory support needs little explanation: When you view a node page, a table of its most recent facts is shown after its list of recent reports, under the heading of “Inventory:”
It’s essentially equivalent to what you would see if you SSHed into the machine and ran facter
, plus whatever custom facts were provided via plugins; it’s just in a more convenient place.
Custom Query
The second part of inventory support is accessible by choosing “Custom query” from the sidebar:
This loads the “Search nodes” page, which has a set of fact / comparison / value fields. To search on a fact, enter the name of the fact in the leftmost field, the comparison type in the middle drop-down, and the value to compare against in the rightmost field. You can use the plus button to add as many additional rows as you need, and the search will be a Boolean AND of all fields.
The search will return a list of matching nodes, and a familiar graph showing their recent run status.
Configuring Dashboard to Use the Inventory
Required Software:
- Puppet Dashboard version ≥ 1.1.0
- puppet master version ≥ 2.6.7, configured with inventory service
json
orjson_pure
gem, installed for the Ruby running Puppet Dashboard
This guide assumes that you have already installed and configured Puppet Dashboard, and that you have already configured your puppet master to provide the inventory service. You will have to:
- Permit access on the puppet master
- Configure Dashboard
- Authenticate Dashboard to the CA
- Restart Dashboard
1: Permit Access on puppet master
Following the instructions for configuring access, make sure that the authenticated dashboard
host is allowed to find
and search
on resources beginning with /facts
. If no other applications are using the inventory service, you should insert the following into your auth.conf file:
path /facts
auth yes
method find, search
allow dashboard
If you wish to give Dashboard a different certificate common name, you can enter it into the allow
directive instead.
2: Configure Dashboard
In its standard configuration, the Dashboard is passive, and gets information pushed to it or requested from it by the puppet master. To use the inventory, you must enable the Dashboard to actively make requests to the master. You will need to make the following changes to config/settings.yml
:
Specify Dashboard’s Certificate Common Name
If you specified a non-default certname to the puppet master in step one, you’ll need to make sure Dashboard knows who it’s supposed to be.
cn_name: 'dashboard'
There are also several settings telling Dashboard where to find its SSL information. Unless you wish to use pre-existing keys or store your SSL data somewhere other than the default location, these can be left in their default values, as seen in the config/settings.yml.example
file:
ca_crl_path: 'certs/dashboard.ca_crl.pem'
ca_certificate_path: 'certs/dashboard.ca_cert.pem'
certificate_path: 'certs/dashboard.cert.pem'
private_key_path: 'certs/dashboard.private_key.pem'
public_key_path: 'certs/dashboard.public_key.pem'
Specify the Certificate Authority
This must be the same CA used by the rest of your site, and will usually be your puppet master.
ca_server: 'puppet'
ca_port: 8140
Enable the Inventory Service
Inventory support is turned off by default. You’ll need to enable it, and tell Dashboard which server is providing the inventory service, which may be a different puppet master than the one providing the CA service.
enable_inventory_service: true
inventory_server: 'puppet'
inventory_port: 8140
3: Authenticate Dashboard to the CA
Much like puppet agent, Dashboard can submit certificate signing requests to the puppet master. At the time of this writing, this must be done via Rake tasks.
If you already have a keypair for Dashboard to use, you should have configured its location in step two, and can skip the first Rake task; otherwise, in Dashboard’s code directory, run:
$ rake cert:create_key_pair
Then, to request a certificate, run:
$ rake cert:request
This will submit a certificate signing request (CSR) to the puppet master CA. You’ll have to log into the puppet master and run puppet cert sign dashboard
, as with any pending CSR. After you’ve signed the certificate, you can retrieve it on the Dashboard by running:
$ rake cert:retrieve
4: Restart Puppet Dashboard
This will enable inventory support, and you should begin seeing fact data on node pages immediately.


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The off-season starts out a little more eventful than we expected with the reported hiring of Theo Epstein as General Manager. Andy, Corey and Jeremy discuss why this is a win for the Ricketts family and try to address some of the concerns people might have over this hiring.
We also read some of our listeners' reactions to the hiring.


Subscripts
Classes, structures, and enumerations can define subscripts, which are shortcuts for accessing the member elements of a collection, list, or sequence. You use subscripts to set and retrieve values by index without needing separate methods for setting and retrieval. For example, you access elements in an Array
instance as someArray[index]
and elements in a Dictionary
instance as someDictionary[key]
.
You can define multiple subscripts for a single type, and the appropriate subscript overload to use is selected based on the type of index value you pass to the subscript. Subscripts are not limited to a single dimension, and you can define subscripts with multiple input parameters to suit your custom type’s needs.
Subscript Syntax
Subscripts enable you to query instances of a type by writing one or more values in square brackets after the instance name. Their syntax is similar to both instance method syntax and computed property syntax. You write subscript definitions with the subscript
keyword, and specify one or more input parameters and a return type, in the same way as instance methods. Unlike instance methods, subscripts can be read-write or read-only. This behavior is communicated by a getter and setter in the same way as for computed properties:
subscript(index: Int) -> Int {
get {
// return an appropriate subscript value here
}
set(newValue) {
// perform a suitable setting action here
}
}
The type of newValue
is the same as the return value of the subscript. As with computed properties, you can choose not to specify the setter’s (newValue)
parameter. A default parameter called newValue
is provided to your setter if you do not provide one yourself.
As with read-only computed properties, you can simplify the declaration of a read-only subscript by removing the get
keyword and its braces:
subscript(index: Int) -> Int {
// return an appropriate subscript value here
}
Here’s an example of a read-only subscript implementation, which defines a TimesTable
structure to represent an n-times-table of integers:
struct TimesTable {
let multiplier: Int
subscript(index: Int) -> Int {
return multiplier * index
}
}
let threeTimesTable = TimesTable(multiplier: 3)
print("six times three is \(threeTimesTable[6])")
// Prints "six times three is 18"
In this example, a new instance of TimesTable
is created to represent the three-times-table. This is indicated by passing a value of 3
to the structure’s initializer
as the value to use for the instance’s multiplier
parameter.
You can query the threeTimesTable
instance by calling its subscript, as shown in the call to threeTimesTable[6]
. This requests the sixth entry in the three-times-table, which returns a value of 18
, or 3
times 6
.
Subscript Usage
The exact meaning of “subscript” depends on the context in which it is used. Subscripts are typically used as a shortcut for accessing the member elements in a collection, list, or sequence. You are free to implement subscripts in the most appropriate way for your particular class or structure’s functionality.
For example, Swift’s Dictionary
type implements a subscript to set and retrieve the values stored in a Dictionary
instance. You can set a value in a dictionary by providing a key of the dictionary’s key type within subscript brackets, and assigning a value of the dictionary’s value type to the subscript:
var numberOfLegs = ["spider": 8, "ant": 6, "cat": 4]
numberOfLegs["bird"] = 2
The example above defines a variable called numberOfLegs
and initializes it with a dictionary literal containing three key-value pairs. The type of the numberOfLegs
dictionary is inferred to be [String: Int]
. After creating the dictionary, this example uses subscript assignment to add a String
key of "bird"
and an Int
value of 2
to the dictionary.
For more information about Dictionary
subscripting, see Accessing and Modifying a Dictionary.
Subscript Options
Subscripts can take any number of input parameters, and these input parameters can be of any type. Subscripts can also return any type. Subscripts can use variadic parameters, but they can’t use in-out parameters or provide default parameter values.
A class or structure can provide as many subscript implementations as it needs, and the appropriate subscript to be used will be inferred based on the types of the value or values that are contained within the subscript brackets at the point that the subscript is used. This definition of multiple subscripts is known as subscript overloading.
While it is most common for a subscript to take a single parameter, you can also define a subscript with multiple parameters if it is appropriate for your type. The following example defines a Matrix
structure, which represents a two-dimensional matrix of Double
values. The Matrix
structure’s subscript takes two integer parameters:
struct Matrix {
let rows: Int, columns: Int
var grid: [Double]
init(rows: Int, columns: Int) {
self.rows = rows
self.columns = columns
grid = Array(repeating: 0.0, count: rows * columns)
}
func indexIsValid(row: Int, column: Int) -> Bool {
return row >= 0 && row < rows && column >= 0 && column < columns
}
subscript(row: Int, column: Int) -> Double {
get {
assert(indexIsValid(row: row, column: column), "Index out of range")
return grid[(row * columns) + column]
}
set {
assert(indexIsValid(row: row, column: column), "Index out of range")
grid[(row * columns) + column] = newValue
}
}
}
Matrix
provides an initializer that takes two parameters called rows
and columns
, and creates an array that is large enough to store rows * columns
values of type Double
. Each position in the matrix is given an initial value of 0.0
. To achieve this, the array’s size, and an initial cell value of 0.0
, are passed to an array initializer that creates and initializes a new array of the correct size. This initializer is described in more detail in Creating an Array with a Default Value.
You can construct a new Matrix
instance by passing an appropriate row and column count to its initializer:
var matrix = Matrix(rows: 2, columns: 2)
The preceding example creates a new Matrix
instance with two rows and two columns. The grid
array for this Matrix
instance is effectively a flattened version of the matrix, as read from top left to bottom right:
Values in the matrix can be set by passing row and column values into the subscript, separated by a comma:
matrix[0, 1] = 1.5
matrix[1, 0] = 3.2
These two statements call the subscript’s setter to set a value of 1.5
in the top right position of the matrix (where row
is 0
and column
is 1
), and 3.2
in the bottom left position (where row
is 1
and column
is 0
):
The Matrix
subscript’s getter and setter both contain an assertion to check that the subscript’s row
and column
values are valid. To assist with these assertions, Matrix
includes a convenience method called indexIsValid(row:column:)
, which checks whether the requested row
and column
are inside the bounds of the matrix:
func indexIsValid(row: Int, column: Int) -> Bool {
return row >= 0 && row < rows && column >= 0 && column < columns
}
An assertion is triggered if you try to access a subscript that is outside of the matrix bounds:
let someValue = matrix[2, 2]
// this triggers an assert, because [2, 2] is outside of the matrix bounds
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Takes a JSON object as loaded via the
read_json
function and applies
a JSONPath query.
json_path(json, path, strict = TRUE, zero_index = TRUE, simplify = TRUE)
| json | a JSON object loaded
by |
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| path | a JSONPath expression string, see details |
| strict | require JSONPath starts with '$.' |
| zero_index | numeric indices start from 0 rather than 1 |
| simplify | convert simple list results to vectors |
a list or vector of JSONPath results
JSONPath is an XPath-like language for querying JSON data, see http://goessner.net/articles/JsonPath/ for details.
not_run({ json <- read_json("bookstore.json") authors <- json_path(json, "$.store.books[*].author") # [1] "Nigel Rees" "Evelyn Waugh" "Herman Melville" "J. R. R. Tolkien" })


| FALCON-1796 |
[HOTFIX] Incorrect parent pom in distro module |
Major |
. |
Ajay Yadava |
Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1721 |
Move checkstyle artifacts under parent |
Major |
. |
Shwetha G S |
sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1766 |
Add CLI metrics check for HiveDR, HDFS and feed replication |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-1792 |
Upgrade hadoop.version to 2.6.2 |
Major |
hadoop |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1793 |
feed element action="archive" is submittable via command line tool falcon |
Major |
feed |
Margus Roo |
Deepak Barr |
| FALCON-1816 |
Fix findbugs-exclude.xml path and hadoop version in falcon-regression pom |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-1787 |
Ooozie pig-action.xml requires hive sharelib for HCatalog use |
Major |
oozie |
Mark Greene |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1795 |
Kill api does not kill waiting/ready instances |
Major |
oozie |
Pragya Mittal |
sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-1783 |
Fix ProcessUpdateTest and SearchApiTest to use prism |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-1819 |
Improve test class entity cleanup logic |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-1823 |
wrong permissions on hadoolibs and conf folder in distributed mode deb |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1784 |
Add regression test for for FALCON-1647 |
Major |
merlin |
Paul Isaychuk |
Paul Isaychuk |
| FALCON-1584 |
Falcon allows invalid hadoop queue name for schedulable feed entities |
Major |
. |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1621 |
Lifecycle of entity gets missed when prism and falcon server communicates |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1811 |
Status API does not honour start option |
Major |
client |
Pragya Mittal |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1724 |
Falcon CLI.twiki in docs folder is not pointed by index page |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1842 |
Falcon build failed in Jenkins at org.apache.falcon.oozie.feed.OozieFeedWorkflowBuilderTest |
Major |
falcon-unit |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1826 |
Execution order not honoured when instances are KILLED |
Major |
scheduler |
Pragya Mittal |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1825 |
Process end time inclusive in case of Native Scheduler |
Major |
scheduler |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1848 |
Late rerun is not working due to failnodes set to true |
Major |
rerun |
Pragya Mittal |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1743 |
Entity summary does not work via prism |
Major |
client |
Pragya Mittal |
Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1847 |
Execution order not honored when instances are suspended/resumed |
Major |
scheduler |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1838 |
Export instances are not added graph db for lineage tracking |
Major |
. |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1840 |
Archive older definition in case of update |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1864 |
Retry event does not get removed from delay queue even after the instance succeeds |
Major |
rerun |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1874 |
Import and Export fails with HDFS as src/dest |
Major |
. |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1867 |
hardcoded query names in JDBCStateStore |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1877 |
Falcon webUI returns 413 (Full head - Request entity too large) error when TLS is enabled in a secure cluster with AD integration |
Major |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1866 |
Bug in JDBCStateStore |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1845 |
Retries Stopped happening for all entities when one entity was deleted during rerun of instance |
Major |
rerun |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
pavan kumar kolamuri |
| FALCON-1886 |
Feed sla monitoring does not work across restarts |
Major |
. |
Ajay Yadava |
Ajay Yadava |
| FALCON-1881 |
Database Export should not expect fields list in the feed entity specification |
Major |
acquisition |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1880 |
To support TDE encryption : Add --skipcrccheck to distcp options for HiveDR |
Major |
replication |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1855 |
Falcon regression build fails with checkstyle issues |
Major |
regression |
Pragya Mittal |
Murali Ramasami |
| FALCON-1883 |
Falcon regression build fails with minor checkstyle issues |
Major |
regression |
Murali Ramasami |
Murali Ramasami |
| FALCON-1882 |
Instance status api not working via prism |
Major |
prism |
Pragya Mittal |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1885 |
SLA monitoring API throws ResultNotFoundException |
Major |
feed |
Pragya Mittal |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1896 |
Failure in Falcon build in distro module |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1907 |
Package new CLI module added |
Major |
client |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1924 |
Falcon Coordinator rerun return old workflow id |
Major |
. |
Praveen Adlakha |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1909 |
Catalog instance triage action fails with null pointer exception. |
Major |
feed |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1928 |
FalconJPAService missing in default startup.properties |
Major |
. |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-1936 |
Extensions related files are not available in $FALCON_HOM/extensions/ directory |
Critical |
. |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1932 |
Extension CLI should support common options |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1939 |
Avoid creating multiple falcon*.tar.gz during falcon build |
Major |
build-tools |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1941 |
HiveDR fails with NN-HA enabled on both the source and target clusters |
Critical |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1953 |
Build fails when profiles hivedr and test-patch is used together |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1908 |
Document HDFS snapshot based mirroring extension |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1934 |
Document safemode in Falcon Server |
Major |
docs |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1957 |
Documentation on using Hadoop credential provider for sensitive properties |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1943 |
Extension API/CLI fails when authorization is enabled |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1964 |
Should delete temporary JKS file after IT tests for credential provider alias |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1961 |
Should return error if an extension job doesn't exist for delete/suspend/resume/schedule operations |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1973 |
Falcon build failure due checkstyle issue |
Major |
. |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1975 |
Getting NoSuchMethodError when calling isNoneEmpty |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1974 |
Cluster update : Allow superuser to update bundle/coord of dependent entities |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-1972 |
Handling cases when Extension service or "extension.store.uri" is not present in startup proeprties |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1962 |
Extension related bugs |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1969 |
Provide server-side error details on CLI, if any |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1976 |
Remove hadoop-2 profile |
Major |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-1978 |
Fix flaky unit test - MetadataMappingServiceTest |
Major |
tests |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1935 |
Falcon fails to start with default startup.properties |
Blocker |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-1983 |
Upgrade jackson core and databind versions to fix dependency incompatibility with higher-version Hive |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2007 |
Hive DR Replication failing with "Can not create a Path from a null string" |
Critical |
. |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-1894 |
HDFS Data replication cannot be initiated independent of Oozie server location |
Minor |
general |
Alex Bush |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-1859 |
Database Export instances are not added graph db for lineage tracking |
Major |
general |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-1984 |
Provide proper hint and documentation if required titan storage backend is not configured in startup.properties |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1965 |
Update ActiveMQ version to 5.13.3 to avoid Falcon start error after rolling upgrade |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2010 |
Fix UT errors due to ActiveMQ upgrade |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1854 |
Fixing PrismProcessScheduleTest and NoOutputProcessTest |
Major |
regression |
Murali Ramasami |
Murali Ramasami |
| FALCON-1846 |
Fixing EntityDryRunTest |
Major |
regression |
Pragya Mittal |
Pragya Mittal |
| FALCON-1982 |
Document use of HBase in standalone mode for GraphDB |
Major |
docs |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-2017 |
Fix HiveDR extension issues |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-2018 |
WorkflowJobNotification sends incorrect message for killed instances |
Major |
. |
Pragya Mittal |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-2016 |
maven assembly:single fails on MacOS |
Major |
. |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-2023 |
Feed eviction fails when feed locations "stats" and "meta" does not have time pattern. |
Blocker |
feed |
Balu Vellanki |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-2025 |
Periodic revalidation of kerberos credentials should be done on loginUser |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2031 |
Hcat Retention test cases are failing with NoClassDefFoundError |
Blocker |
retention |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-2032 |
Update the extension documentation to add ExtensionService before ConfigurationStore in startup properties |
Major |
. |
Sowmya Ramesh |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-2027 |
Enhance documentation on data replication from HDP to Azure |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2034 |
Make numThreads and timeOut configurable In ConfigurationStore init |
Critical |
. |
Pallavi Rao |
sandeep samudrala |
| FALCON-2036 |
Update twiki on entity list operation with up-to-date REST API path |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2038 |
When all Optional input instances are missing, we should not suffix partition |
Major |
. |
Pallavi Rao |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-2035 |
Entity list operation without type parameter doesn't work when authorization is enabled |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-1931 |
multiCluster tag is missing for Multiple Cluster scenarios |
Major |
regression |
Murali Ramasami |
Murali Ramasami |
| FALCON-2045 |
Enhance document on registry point in cluster specifiction for Hive HA mode |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2051 |
Falcon post-processing services are not getting invoked |
Blocker |
general |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
Venkatesan Ramachandran |
| FALCON-2057 |
HiveDR not working with multiple users and same DB |
Major |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2049 |
Feed Replication with Empty Directories are failing |
Blocker |
feed |
Murali Ramasami |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2046 |
HDFS Replication failing in secure Mode |
Critical |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-2037 |
HiveDR Extension tests are failed in Secure mode with clusterForJobNNKerberosPrincipal not found |
Critical |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-2058 |
s3 tests with dummy url no longer compatible with latest HDFS |
Major |
. |
Ying Zheng |
Ying Zheng |
| FALCON-2048 |
Cluster submission failed in yarn-cluster mode |
Critical |
general |
Murali Ramasami |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-2056 |
HiveDR doesn't work with multiple users |
Major |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Sowmya Ramesh |
| FALCON-2050 |
Configure jetty parent classloader to be prioritized over webapp classloader |
Major |
common |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-2061 |
Falcon CLI shows hadoop classpath loading info in the console |
Major |
client |
Murali Ramasami |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2076 |
Server fails to start since extension.store.uri is not defined in startup.properties |
Major |
prism |
Pragya Mittal |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2060 |
Retry does not happen if instance timedout |
Major |
. |
Pragya Mittal |
Pallavi Rao |
| FALCON-2088 |
Entity submission fails with EntityNotRegisteredException in distributed mode |
Blocker |
feed, prism, process |
Pragya Mittal |
Praveen Adlakha |
| FALCON-2071 |
Falcon Spark SQL failing with Yarn Client Mode |
Critical |
process |
Murali Ramasami |
Peeyush Bishnoi |
| FALCON-2075 |
Falcon HiveDR tasks do not report progress and can get killed |
Critical |
. |
Venkat Ranganathan |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-2084 |
HCatReplicationTest are failing in secure mode |
Critical |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Venkat Ranganathan |
| FALCON-2081 |
ExtensionManagerIT fails occassionally |
Blocker |
tests |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2090 |
HDFS Snapshot failed with UnknownHostException when scheduling in HA Mode |
Critical |
replication |
Murali Ramasami |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2100 |
Remove dependency on com.vividsolutions.jts |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2101 |
Disable IT tests that depend on instance RUNNING status for 0.10 release |
Major |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2107 |
NPE in FalconWorkflowEngine::isActive() method when FalconJPAService is not used |
Blocker |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2104 |
Loss of data in GraphDB when upgrading Falcon from 0.9 to 0.10. |
Critical |
. |
Balu Vellanki |
Balu Vellanki |
| FALCON-2108 |
Fix licensing issues for Falcon release |
Blocker |
general |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |
Srikanth Sundarrajan |


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What is this Flow software package for?¶
- what
Definition of this software package.
- how
This is a module built for Python
- what not
This is not a complete full dimensional flow simulator.
- Which
Calculation techniques are used in this software package.
Unsaturated flow example¶
>>> # Necessary imports
>>> from waterflow.flow1d.flowFE1d import Flow1DFE
>>> from waterflow.utility import conductivityfunctions as condf
>>> from waterflow.utility import fluxfunctions as fluxf
>>> from waterflow.utility.helper import initializer
>>> from waterflow.utility.spacing import biasedspacing
>>> from waterflow.utility.plotting import solverplot
>>> # Select soil 13 from The Staringreeks
>>> soil, *_ = condf.soilselector([13])[0]
>>> theta_r, theta_s, ksat, alpha, n = (soil.t_res, soil.t_sat, soil.ksat, soil.alpha, soil.n)
>>> # Field's discretization
>>> L = 100
>>> nx = 51
>>> xsp = biasedspacing(nx, power=1, rb=-L)[::-1]
>>> initial_states = np.repeat(0, nx)
>>> # Prepare functions with soil specific values
>>> theta_h = initializer(condf.VG_pressureh, theta_r=theta_r, theta_s=theta_s, a=alpha, n=n)
>>> conductivity_func = initializer(condf.VG_conductivity, ksat=ksat, a=alpha, n=n)
>>> storage_change = initializer(fluxf.storage_change, fun=theta_h)
>>> # Define and solve the model
>>> M = Flow1DFE('Unsaturated transient model')
>>> M.set_field1d(nodes=xsp)
>>> M.set_gaussian_quadrature(2)
>>> M.set_initial_states(initial_states)
>>> M.set_systemfluxfunction(fluxf.richards_equation, kfun=conductivity_func)
>>> M.add_dirichlet_BC(0.0, 'west')
>>> M.add_neumann_BC(-0.3, 'east')
>>> M.add_spatialflux(-0.01, 'extraction')
>>> M.add_pointflux(-0.03, -5.5, 'pflux')
>>> M.add_spatialflux(storage_change)
>>> M.tfun = theta_h
>>> M.solve(dt=0.01, end_time=15)
>>> M.transient_dataframeify()
>>> # Plot summary information
>>> M.summary()
Id: Unsaturated transient model
System length: 100.0
Number of nodes: 51
Gauss degree: 2
kfun: VG_conductivity
tfun: VG_pressureh
BCs: west value: 0.0 and of type Dirichlet, east value: -0.3 and of type Neumann
Pointflux: pflux
Spatflux: extraction, storage_change
Runtime (s): 2.1232735999999477
# Balance
pnt-pflux -0.030000
spat-extraction -1.000000
storage_change 0.004666
internal -0.006175
all-spatial -1.000000
all-points -0.030000
all-external -1.030000
net -0.001508
>>> # Create plots
>>> solverplot(M)
>>> plt.tight_layout()
>>> plt.show()
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Saturated flow example¶
>>> # Necessary imports
>>> import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
>>> import numpy as np
>>> from waterflow.flow1d.flowFE1d import Flow1DFE
>>> from waterflow.utility import fluxfunctions as fluxf
>>> from waterflow.utility.spacing import spacing
>>> from waterflow.utility.plotting import quickplot
>>> # Define discretization
>>> nx = 101
>>> L = 100
>>> # Focus nodal density around nodes 30 and 70
>>> xsp, _ = spacing(nx, L, linear=False, loc=[30, 70], power=5, weight=4)
>>> def kfun(x, s, ksat=7.5):
... """ Increasing conductivity to the right of the domain """
... return ksat + 0.0065*x
>>> # Model defintion
>>> M = Flow1DFE('Saturated transient model')
>>> M.set_field1d(nodes=xsp)
>>> M.set_initial_states(5.0)
>>> M.set_systemfluxfunction(fluxf.darcy_s, kfun=kfun)
>>> M.add_dirichlet_BC(5.0, 'west')
>>> M.add_neumann_BC(0.0, 'east')
>>> M.add_spatialflux(0.001, "recharge")
>>> M.add_pointflux(-0.05, 30, 'pflux1')
>>> M.add_pointflux(-0.07, 70, 'pflux2')
>>> M.add_spatialflux(fluxf.storage_change)
>>> M.solve(dt=0.01, dt_max=5, end_time=200)
>>> M.transient_dataframeify(invert=False, print_times=15)
>>> # Plotting
>>> fig, ax = plt.subplots()
>>> for key in M.dft_states.keys():
... quickplot(df=M.dft_states[key], x='nodes', y=['states'], ax=ax, xlabel='Distance (cm)',
... ylabel='Hydraulic heads (cm)', title='Hydraulic heads over time', legend=False)
>>> plt.show()
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Warning
Be aware of the system’s orientation change between saturated and unsaturated flow problems. The orientation rotates counter clockwise for 90 degrees which means that western and eastern boundaries become lower and upper boundaries respectively.


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Recency - Monetary - Frequency Calculations for Customers
- RFM (Recency - Monetary - Frequency) RFM is the most common Marketing measurement for each business. It is easy to apply for any kind of business. It is the combination of 3 metrics which are Recency - Monetary - Frequency.
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Recency
It is a time difference measurement related to how recently the customer engages with the business. -
Monetary
It is the value of the purchases per customer. -
Frequency
It is a time difference measurement related to how average hourly difference between 2 orders per customer in the business. -
RFM 3D Scatter
Each point represents individual customer`s of RFM values The X-axis represents recency; Y-axis represents monetary, Z-Axis represents frequency values. -
Frequency - Recency Scatter
The X-axis represents frequency; Y-axis represents recency values. Colors represent Customer Segments. -
Monetary - Frequency Scatter
The X-axis represents monetary; Y-axis represents frequency values. Colors represent Customer Segments -
Recency - Monetary Scatter
The X-axis represents recency; Y-axis represents monetary values. Colors represent Customer Segments.


Government troops, NPA trade gunfire: Six dead, 20 hurt
by Francisco Tuyay and Ronald ReyesSix soldiers were killed and 20 others were wounded in a fierce gun battle with 50 New People’s Army rebels in a forested upland village in Borongan, Eastern Samar, Monday afternoon.
Capt. Reynaldo Aragones, public affairs chief of the Army’s 8th Infantry Division, said the slain soldiers were killed by landmines that the rebels detonated before the firefight.
The three platoons of soldiers from the Army’s 14th Infantry Battalion suffered heavy casualties after the simultaneous explosions followed by a 30-minute gun battle with 50 NPA fighters around 5 p.m. on Monday, according to initial reports reaching the Philippine National Police regional office in Tacloban City.
Killed were Sgt. Rex Jadulco, Cpl. Ronald Go, Cpl. Limar Banug, Pfc. Kent Loyd Agullo, Pvt. Charlie del Rosario, and Pfc. Junmar Buranday.
An NPA rebel was also killed during the armed encounter.
The 20 wounded soldiers were airlifted to Camp Lukban station hospital in Catbalogan City in Samar inside the headquarters of the Army’s 8th Infantry Division.
Pinanag-an Village, the site of the firefight, is about 22 kilometers upland from Borongan City.
The site is very remote with an air distance of 12 kilometers from upland Canloterio village, the nearest point accessible to vehicles.
The military was still conducting clearing and retrieval operations as of Tuesday morning.
The military has repeatedly condemned the NPA for using landmines in their attacks. The NPA attack also disregards the Comprehensive Agreement on Respect for Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law, the military said.
Eastern Visayas, particularly Samar Island, remains a hotbed of insurgency with the continued presence of communist rebels.
Aragones said the soldiers were responding to persistent reports of NPA terrorists extorting money and food from farmers in the hinterlands of Brgy Pinanag-an and adjacent villages. With PNA
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use 'godoc cmd/go/emf' for documentation on the go/emf command
Constants represents EMF error codes.
const ( EMF_OK = 0 EMF_ERROR = 1 EMF_INVALID_TOPIC = 2 )
Constants represents EMF Status codes.
const ( EMF_Unknown = 0 EMF_Constructed = 1 EMF_Initialized = 2 EMF_Terminated = 3 )
Address Prefix for Publisher.
const PUB_TCP_PREFIX = "tcp://*:"
Address prefix to bind subscriber.
const SUB_TCP_PREFIX = "tcp://"
Regex Pattern for Topic validation.
const TOPIC_PATTERN = "^[a-zA-Z0-9-_./]+$"
func InitLogger()
Structure represents EMFAPI
type EMFAPI struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func GetInstance() *EMFAPI
Get EMFAPI instance.
func (emfInstance *EMFAPI) GetStatus() EMFStatusCode
func (emfInstance *EMFAPI) Initialize() EMFErrorCode
Initialize required EMF components. This API should be called first, before using any EMF APIs.
func (emfInstance *EMFAPI) Terminate() EMFErrorCode
Perform cleanup of EMF components.
Error Callback for start/stop of EMF publisher. [As of now, Not being used]
type EMFErrorCB func(code EMFErrorCode)
type EMFErrorCode int
Structure represents EMFPublisher.
type EMFPublisher struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func GetEMFPublisher(port int, startCallback EMFStartCB, stopCallback EMFStopCB, errorCallback EMFErrorCB) *EMFPublisher
Contructs EMFPublisher.
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) GetPort() int
Get publisher port.
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) Publish(event Event) EMFErrorCode
Publish events on the socket for subscribers.
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) PublishOnTopic(topic string, event Event) EMFErrorCode
Publish events on a specific topic on socket for subscribers.
Note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. For example:home/livingroom/ (2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9] and special characters _ - / and .
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) PublishOnTopicList(topicList List.List, event Event) EMFErrorCode
Publish an events on list of topics on socket for subscribers. On any of the topic in list, if it failed to publish event it will return EMF_ERROR/EMF_INVALID_TOPIC.
Note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. For example:home/livingroom/ (2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9] and special characters _ - / and .
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) Start() EMFErrorCode
Starts PUB instance.
func (pubInstance *EMFPublisher) Stop() EMFErrorCode
Stops PUB instance.
Callback to get error code for start of EMF publisher. [As of now, Not being used]
type EMFStartCB func(code EMFErrorCode)
type EMFStatusCode int
Callback to get error code for stop of EMF publisher. [As of now, Not being used]
type EMFStopCB func(code EMFErrorCode)
Callback to get all the subscribed events.
type EMFSubCB func(event Event)
Callback to get all the subscribed events for a specific topic.
type EMFSubTopicCB func(topic string, event Event)
Structure represents EMFSubscriber.
type EMFSubscriber struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
func GetEMFSubscriber(ip string, port int, subCallback EMFSubCB, subTopicCallback EMFSubTopicCB) *EMFSubscriber
Contructs EMFSubscriber.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) GetIP() string
Get Ip of publisher to which subscribed.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) GetPort() int
Get Port of publisher to which subscribed.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) Start() EMFErrorCode
Starts SUB instance.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) Stop() EMFErrorCode
Stops SUB instance.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) Subscribe() EMFErrorCode
Subscribe for event/messages.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) SubscribeForTopic(topic string) EMFErrorCode
Subscribe for event/messages on a particular topic.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) SubscribeForTopicList(topicList List.List) EMFErrorCode
Subscribe for event/messages on given list of topics. On any of the topic in list, if it failed to subscribe events it will return EMF_ERROR/EMF_INVALID_TOPIC.
Note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. For example:home/livingroom/ (2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9] and special characters _ - / and .
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) UnSubscribe() EMFErrorCode
Un-subscribe all the events from publisher.
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) UnSubscribeForTopic(topic string) EMFErrorCode
Un-subscribe specific topic events.
Note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. For example:home/livingroom/ (2) Topic name can have letters [a-z, A-z], numerics [0-9] and special characters _ - / and .
func (subInstance *EMFSubscriber) UnSubscribeForTopicList(topicList List.List) EMFErrorCode
Un-subscribe event/messages on given list of topics. On any of the topic in list, if it failed to unsubscribe events it will return EMF_ERROR/EMF_INVALID_TOPIC.
Note: (1) Topic name should be as path format. For example:home/livingroom/ .


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{% extends "minimal-layout.html" %} {% block page_title %} NHS Access to service information {% endblock %} {% block content %} Access to Service Information Discovery Personas Mary - Emergency Operations Centre Clinician Imran - Community Pharmacist Debbie - Specialist Paramedic Peter - Out Of Hours GP {% endblock %}
Mary - Emergency Operations Centre Clinician
Imran - Community Pharmacist
Debbie - Specialist Paramedic
Peter - Out Of Hours GP


interface TextParser<ResultType>
Defines the interface, a class that allows to parse text in order to convert it into data of another type, must implement.
ResultType
- The type of the data, the text should be converted to
Author
Michael Rapp
Since
2.1.0
abstract fun parse(text: CharSequence): ResultType
Parses a specific text in order to convert it into data of another type. |
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abstract fun setPostProcessor(postProcessor: (ResultType) -> ResultType): Unit
Sets a postProcessor that is applied to the converted data, after it has been processed by the parser. |
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abstract fun setPreProcessor(preProcessor: (CharSequence) -> CharSequence): Unit
Sets a preProcessor that is applied to a text before it is processed by the parser. |
abstract class AbstractTextParser<ResultType> : TextParser<ResultType>
An abstract base class for all parsers that allow to parse text in order to convert it into data of another type. |


June 1, 2020
Thoughts from the middle of an undending May, contributed to the Edinburgh Decameron project.
Article available here.
June 1, 2020
Thoughts from the middle of an undending May, contributed to the Edinburgh Decameron project.
Article available here.


Transport Analyst is a tool to measure access to opportunities, such as jobs or parks, via public transport, walking, cycling, and driving. It is an open-source product built by Conveyal. To learn more about the platform and how Conveyal can help you use it, visit our website.


With 30+ years of experience, Brij Enterprises is a well renowed name for Iron and Steel Products in Mathura, Vrindavan, Barsana, Kotwan, Kosi Kalan, Chhata, Govardhan, Hodal and other parts of Uttar Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan.
For our services and network, we have been consistently awarded by major business houses like TATA, Kamdhenu, etc. We have wide variety of Iron and Steel Products. Our values and customer experience makes us one of the trusted businesses in the region.
We have been delivering products and materials to all the major organizations in our region with customers like Pepsi, Coca Cola, Jindal, etc.
A customer is the most important visitor on our premises. He is not dependent on us. We are dependent on him. He is not an interruption of our work. He is the purpose of it. He is not an outsider of our business. He is part of it. We are not doing him a favour by serving him. He is doing us a favour by giving us the opportunity to do so.
- Mahatma Gandhi


A UI at station Kiosk
Select your station
{{stationName}}
{{availBikes}}
Type in user ID to check out your bike
Type in your bike ID


Real-time estimation on VID-2019-15982
Description from MITRE
Flash Player versions <IP_ADDRESS> and earlier, and <IP_ADDRESS> and earlier have a use after free vulnerability. Successful exploitation could lead to arbitrary code execution.
Time of discovery: This is the amount of time (after Time of creation) when white/black hat hackers become aware of the vulnerability.
Time of development: This is the amount of time (after Time of discovery) needed to build an exploit based on this vulnerability.
Time of exploitation: This is the amount of time (after Time of development) for which the exploit developer operates/uses the exploit.
Time of disclosure: This is the time when the existence of the vulnerability is publicly disclosed (e.g. through the National Vulnerability Database).
Discovery Date
Time to Discover
Time to Develop
Time to Exploit
Time to Disclose
Number of Senior Engineers Needed
Number of Junior Engineers Needed
Length of work time: Senior Engineers
Length of work time: Junior Engineers
Please choose two vulnerabilities you have the best knowledge


Best headphone deals of November 2019
We round up the best deals on headphones, earphones and earbuds, as well as offering advice on fit, audio quality and price.
by David PriceApple has made a lot of improvements to the EarPods bundled with its iPhones, but buying a pair of AirPods or other premium headphones remains an obvious and effective upgrade. Good-quality headphones can transform your experience with a phone, a tablet, a Mac or a home sound system, and they don't have to cost a fortune either. We've got Black Friday deals and beyond.
In this article we gather the best headphone deals currently on offer, as well as our general tips on what features you should be looking for and the price you should be expecting to pay - because deals aren't always what they appear to be.
If you're specifically interested in Apple's wireless earbuds, read Best AirPods deals.
Best headphone deals right now
Beats Solo3 Headphones From: Amazon Was: £249.95 Now: £139 (44% off) View Deal
Bose QuietComfort 35 II From: Amazon Was: £329.95 Now: £249 (£80.95 off) View Deal
Sony WH-XB900N Extra Bass From: Amazon Was: £230 Now: £129 (£101 off) View Deal
Sennheiser HD 4.50 Special Edition From: Amazon Was: £179.99 Now: £84.99 (£95 off) View Deal
Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless From: Amazon Was: £90 Now: £34.99 (£55.01 off) View Deal
Jabra Sport Pace From: Amazon Was: £84.99 Now: £33.56 (£51.43 off) View Deal
Sony Extra Bass Sports From: Currys PC World Was: £34.99 Now: £24.99 (£10 off) View Deal
Sony WH-H900 h.ear Wireless From: Amazon Was: £250 Now: £154.95 (£95.05 off) View Deal
B&O Beoplay H5 Wireless Earphones From: Amazon Was: £229 Now: £109.99 (£119.01 off) View Deal < >
Best headphone discounts: What to look for
There are three main kinds of headphone: in-ear (including the AirPods and other earbuds), on-ear and over-ear (a heavier, more enclosing version of on-ear). Each type provides better and more insulating audio than the one before, but is also heavier, potentially less comfortable, and probably more expensive.
When deciding which product to buy, you should be thinking about audio quality, comfort of fit, compatibility and price. Your priorities will depend on your requirements. Think carefully about:
The sort of audio you listen to. Different headphones excel at different parts of the spectrum, and you should find a pair that suit your favourites, such as bass for dance music (something that Beats headphones tend to be good at). Check reviews and product descriptions for discussion of specific types of audio.
What you'll be doing. If you'll be running and working out, you'll probably need the headphones to be sweat-proof and to have ear clips or a neck band (or both) to keep them on. For a noisy commute you might want noise isolation.
Devices you need the headphones to be compatible with - ie the ports they need to be able to plug into. Current iPhones don't have 3.5mm headphone ports so consider Lightning or Bluetooth.
Your budget. If you want top-spec audio you'll have to pay for the privilege (£500-£600 isn't unusual) but it's possible to get a decent pair for well under £100. Sony's MDR-ZX330BT are a nice choice at under £50.
Our specialised buying guides are a good source of detailed advice. We look at Lightning headphones, wireless headphones and running headphones in separate group tests.
Where to find headphone deals
Here are some retailers you should check regularly - remember that deals, particularly the best ones, won't last long.
Best headphone deals
1. Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case (2019)
From: Amazon Was: £199 Now: £159 (£40 off) View Deal
You could buy the 2019 Airpods with the wireless charging case directly from Apple, but it will cost you more. Right now, Amazon's price knocks over £30 off.
2.  They're available in a range of colours.
3. Bose QuietComfort 35 II
From: Amazon Was: £329.95 Now: £249 (£80.95 off) View Deal
There's 25% off these Bose, which are one of the best noise cancelling headphones on the market. They come complete with Alexa built-in. Read our QuietComfort 35 II review.
4. Sony WH-XB900N Extra Bass
From: Amazon Was: £230 Now: £129 (£101 off) View Deal
These bass heavy over-ear headphones have noise cancelling, Alexa and a 30 hour battery life. At almost half off, that's a great deal.
5. Sennheiser HD 4.50 Special Edition
From: Amazon Was: £179.99 Now: £84.99 (£95 off) View Deal
Excellent over-ear headphones with active noise cancelling with over 50% off.
6. Sony MDR-ZX330BT Wireless
From: Amazon Was: £90 Now: £34.99 (£55.01 off) View Deal
These Bluetooth headphones from Sony are available at a great price from Amazon providing wireless connectivity at an affordable price and even NFC to help you get set up quickly.
7. Jabra Sport Pace
From: Amazon Was: £84.99 Now: £33.56 (£51.43 off) View Deal
These Jabra headphones are ideal for running and workouts and feature rapid charge giving you 60 minutes of battery life from a 15 minute charge.
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On 10 February 2017, 13 new articles were published in 11 journals.
Evaluating Recidivism and Job Quality Outcomes For Participants in the Hoosier Initiative For Reentry Employment (hire) Program by Miriam Northcutt Bohmert, Brittany J. Hood, Jessica Meckes
Blind to Betrayal By Jennifer Freyd and Pamela Birrell by Jessica Mueller, Leah Dockler
Introduction to the Special Issue on Institutional and Betrayal Trauma by Leah Dockler, Jessica Mueller
Police Students’ Perceptions of Professional Competences: A Comparative Study of Catalonia and Sweden by Thomas Bäck, Lola Vallès, Mojgan Padyab
(re)configuring the Criminal Justice Response to Human Trafficking: A Complex-Systems Perspective by Marcel van der Watt, Amanda van der Westhuizen
Police Officer Procedural Justice Self-Assessments: Do They Change Across Recruit Training and Operational Experience? by Alistair Fildes, Kristina Murphy, Louise Porter
Prosecutors' Perceptions on Questioning Children About Repeated Abuse by Martine B. Powell, Kimberlee S. Burrows, Sonja P. Brubacher, Kim P. Roberts
Police Perceptions of Adhd in Youth Interviewees by Kimberley J. Cunial, Mark R. Kebbell
Volunteering With Sex Offenders
‘she, of Course, Holds No Political Opinions’
U.k. Foreign Fighters to Syria and Iraq: the Need For A Real Community Engagment Approach by Tanya Silverman
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Of “Old” and “New” Ways: Generations, Border Control and the Temporality of Security
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what is boba/bubble tea?
- both these names are used to refer to a tea-based drink originating from taiwan that traditionally contains black, chewy tapioca pearls, called boba or bubbles, and milk or creamer (why "milk" is sometimes inserted into the name). these components also reflect the original chinese name (珍珠奶茶), or "pearl milk tea." the typical types of tea used are jasmine green, ceylon black, and oolong. nowadays, there are many varieties of the drink, given the option to customize tea, toppings, flavor, etc.
history
- there are two different origin stories:
- in the most accredited one, tu tsong-he, the owner of hanlin teahouse in tainan, got the inspiration for bubble tea in 1986 after seeing white tapioca balls, which give off the illusion of pearls and gave rise to the chinese name. he changed the color to nowadays black soon afterwards.
- liu han-chieh, the founder of chun shui tang teahouse in taichung, saw that the japanese were serving cold coffee and thought to do the same for tea. he added sweetened pudding and teapioca balls into an iced tea drink during a meeting in 1988 and it was so popular that he added it to the menu at the teahouse.
- it started becoming popular in east/se asia in the 1990s and at some point got exported to the us and canada, especially in places that have large asian populations.
places in durham?
- honestly, the selection of boba tea here in durham is pretty dismal. i personally thought the now closed down purple monkey had the best in town, but that's because their only competition was frozy and frozy is not that great. i appreciated that purple monkey used actual taro in their taro milk tea and their black milk tea tastes better than frozy's.
- now, i normally go to quickly in morrisville (yes i drive that far for boba). i know some friends who prefer kung fu tea in cary, but I really dislike their black tea, which has this weird medicinal aftertaste. their other selection is fairly good though, but quickly is closer and offers good taiwanese appetizers.
source: annie yin (me), bubble tea wikipedia


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