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The following is a personal account of my ultimate trip in deep psychedelic inner-space. Over the past 13 years or so, Iíve been always looking to reach the next level. Iím talking about drugs of course. Iíve tried almost every mind altering substance known to man, but nothing came close to the insane experience I had on DMT a couple hours ago. I tried DMT for the first time in 2003 in Isla Vista, CA (Small beach city close to Santa Barbara). It was in the wee hours of the morning after a night of heavy drinking and rackín lines of coke. I was chilling with my boys at this dudes crib, blazing chron and pounding fodeez when the random guy on the couch woke up from his faded stupor and packed me a bowl of some herb and this yellowish powder (DMT).   So I said What Tha Fuck, letís do it.
 It was like the space trip in 2001 A Space Odyssey. I was being launched to space and traveling through this vortex black hole tube thing at an extreme velocity. I was seeing lasers, graphs, geometric shapes and other images. I felt a foreign being take a hold of me. It was alien-like, almost evil. It started to communicate with me. It told me that they put that bark on earth for mankind to find it and smoke it to communicate with them. It was our way to find out the secret, the meaning of life. That being made me realize that we are just puppets in a grand play. They are light-years ahead of us and much more intelligent. The alien said that Earth was their planet and they allowed us to live there.
 It looks like a round, thin, black screen and you put on your tongue like a tab. Itís made of mushroom oil extract and mescaline. I have to say itís one of the craziest and most demented things Iíve done. It was the most powerful thing Iíve done at that point and even that did not even faze my latest DMT trip.  I was always that kid who took too much.
The second time I smoked DMT was yesterday at my pad in Hollywood.   Its scientific name is Mimosa Hostilis, itís root bark that comes from South America. We did our research on all the Teks we could find at the time and we decided on the Lazy-Manís one. It was fairly easy to make, but a tad bit tedious. I knew what I was in for, so I remained patient and optimistic. Although at one point, I had some serious doubts about our skills in the preparation of psychoactive substances, not to mention following directions.
My buddy, weíll call him paranoid alien or PA for simplicityís sake, heís a seasoned veteran tripper, but heís never tried DMT before. He was eagerly waiting to try our creation. A couple days after extraction, I tried smoking it in a ghetto homemade crack pipe made from a broken glass bowl and some foil. I didnít feel shit! It evaporated really quickly. Afterwards I tried to freebase it off of foil, that didnít work as well. I had the same problem, it evaporated to fast.
So I thought if I snort it, thereís no way it can evaporate and Iím bound to feel something. I made myself a phat strap and racked it to the head.   After about 10 minutes I started to feel it creeping on. It wasnít strong by any means, but rather gentle and tamed. I had really minor trails and visuals and a slight body high. It was kind of euphoric like coke, but with weak visuals. It was nothing too crazy, but at least I knew it worked. I went to bed thinking maybe I should smoke it out of a bong with some weed like the first time I tried it.
Next evening I grabbed my FADED, 2ft, 3 chamber, double bub, color changing glass, bong. Now this piece is the mother of all bongs. It has 3 chambers and an ice catcher. So the smoke filters through 2 sets of water and some ice cubes, so I get the smoothest hit possible. DMT can be harsh at times. I turned down the lights, lit some candles, and popped in this Moonshine Trippy Visuals DVD to watch it on my 52in SHARP AQUOS LCD, with a Pioneer 4 tower speaker 5.1 surround sound system. I put a layer of bud on top of the screen in the bowl, then took the corner of a business card and dipped it in a pile of DMT crystals. I sprinkled it on top and then covered it with some more bud, to not light the crystals directly.
Shit hit me as soon as I cleared the bong. The initial rush was insane. The walls were not only breathing like on acid or shrooms, but everything in the room was so colorful and vivid that it seemed like I was in a cartoon, all the objects in the room were outlined in dramatic colors. I have 2 picture of New York above my tv which came alive and crawled up my ceiling. The candles made it look like the city was on fire. The popcorn ceiling was like a huge microchip. Outlined like a colorful graph. I felt like I was in the Matrix. Then I closed my eyes, to see what it would look like on the inside. I reacted to the brightness of the tv and the candles as well as the different colors they created. I didnít see any aliens this time, but I felt that alien presence and it was pretty crazy to say the least. It was jaw dropping incredible. I was just sitting there in awe, gawking at every trippy object in the room.
A few minutes later I tried the same method, but with a regular weed pipe. I felt it a little bit, but it was really ineffective compared to hittin the bong. That same evening PA tried to smoke some using the same method, out of his small weed pipe he had at home. It didnít really work for him and he gave up after 2 attempts and went to bed. I hit the sack as well and we both agreed that weíll give this a proper go tomorrow.

Letís keep in mind folks, that Iím a seasoned veteran and I always like to push the envelope to see how far I can go. I gave PA a little bit less than what I had the night before. We popped in 2001 A Space Odyssey and PC cranked up some Floyd on his IPOD. It was the crazy scene where Dave goes into this colorful hyperspace bliss hovering over planets. We also lit candles turned on some black lights and placed some trippy flashing blue lights in the room. I also happened to have this colorful disco light ball, called the Cyclotron that reflects colorful images around the room.
PA took a phat rip, closed his eyes, laid back and was speechless for the next few minutes. I felt like I had to join him on his magical journey, so I packed myself a bowl too.  I NEVER imagined I could ever experience that psychonautic level. It just hit me like a ton of bricks. It took control almost immediately. I sensed the higher power of greater beings or aliens. Through an advanced telepathic communication with them, I perceived that I was going to be shown something and taken for a wild ride. There was no fighting this thing, there was no way to break free. Just like Johnny Depp said in Fear and Loathing and I told myself on my previous trips, ďGo with it, donít fight it, it will only get worse if you fight it.Ē I told myself the same thing now, but there was only one problem, I COULDNíT FIGHT IT OR GO WITH IT!
I was in the void. The room exploded with color! I was blasted to another dimension, again, only this time I was convinced it was a one way trip. I catapulted through space with great speed, traveling over scary alien worlds, knowing that thereís no turning back. With every passing second I felt like I was going deeper in this fantastic world. My body was nowhere at that point. I lost complete feel for my body. Like a K-Hole hundred times worse than any I've been in. It was a total out of body, more like out of mind experience. As I was going deeper I tried to fight it, to regain some kind of control. It was useless.
The room was just incredible!  My neurotransmitters were burning, pulsating and screaming.  There was way too much stimuli to digest. Then it felt like something cracked in my head, like I burst a blood vessel or something. I could not handle the madness that surrounded me and I reached the breaking point.  It was no use, it had a hold on me like nothing Iíve experienced, and we weíre going down.
My life flashed before me during this part of the trip and I thought I was going to die. It happened so fast that I thought to myself ďOk Z, this time you really done it.   You think youíre hot shit?? Well try this on for size motherfucka!!!! BLAM! IN YO FACE!!
 Iím on the other side now. PA said that my body was convulsing and my heart felt like it was about to explode, then I laid still. At this point Iím completely retarded.  I start floating up and see myself from above looking down on my body and PA trying to revive me. My girlfriend Sugar-Butt runs in the room screaming. Theyíre both above me now, stroking my face and telling me that everythingís going to be ok and that they will get me some help.
Then everything started moving fast again, fast forwarding on the events after my death. The ambulance came out and took me to the hospital. I was in a laboratory, lying on a table, waiting to be sliced open and experimented on. PA and I were all over the news. He made it out safely, but I took too much and fried my brain. Our story became a really hot affair. We weíre made examples of for kids to not do drugs or this is what will happen.  My whole life was being filmed for the rest of the worldís entertainment. From me as a small fetus to my last hit of a lethal DMT weed mix. It was pure torture, because there was no way out. I felt like I was stuck in an eternal prison in my delusional nihilistic mind. I was an observer, whishing I can regain control of my body. I was now solidly plugged into this tremendous channel of never-ending information.
My family and friends weíre all crying at first, but later laughing, saying ďYou got what you wantedĒ. I saw my funeral go down. As I was lowered in the grave I looked upward at everybody staring down at me. It felt like I was swirling down the drain.  I thought that this had to be it, this has to be the final moment of my puny meaningless existence.  I couldnít believe that this is how Iím going out.  Everything turned black.
I believe that this is where I flatelined. I hear PAís voice very faintly. I start seeing some traces of color and hear some ambient noise. Is this hope? Did I found a way out? I was thinking if there is hope for survival, I would be a comatose vegetable in a nuthouse somewhere. There was no way I would come back normal. I had to try though. I tried really hard to open my eyes, but I couldnít. The colors started getting brighter and more intense and the noise more apparent. Felt like I was rising upward to go back to where I came from.
I see shapes starting to form around me. All of the sudden I was back in the spaceship traveling through an insane colorful vortex. I was submersed in synaesthetic sea of visuals, moving up the spiral at high speeds. Alien beings were attacking my spaceship and trying to prevent my escape. They were trying to get me! To my surprise PA is in the spaceship with me shooting aliens and clearing the way for us.  Like all great intergalactic tag-teams, Captain James T. Kirk and Mr. Spock., Han Solo and Chewbacca, Space Ghost and Zorak, we weíre battling the forces of evil on the new frontier, not to conquer, but for self-preservation. I saw a school of yellow tail swimming around and for some reason I had to go fish, so I threw my line and started to fish for yellow tail during my high speed chase through the alien infested vortex that was going to bring me salvation. HmmmmmÖreal smart.
The Light! I saw the light at the end of the tunnel. It started getting brighter as we blasted up. I knew that this has to be the way to get back to the other side. It just dawned on me that I actually broke on through to the other side, like Jim fuckin Morrison and now Iím heading back to my world.
I was able to see clearly now and realized what just happened. PA was about to call the cops, because he thought I might not survive this. My visuals were still off the charts insane, but I had a sense that Iím back now and all I have to do is sit through this and Iíll be fine. I reassured PA that Iím cool now and he doesnít have to call an ambulance. I was still hardcore tripping at this point. It felt like the teeth-grinding, dragon breathing down my neck, frenzied peak of an intense liquid acid trip. It was starting to leave me now. WOOOOOHOOOOO!!!!! DEMON BE GONE!
The sheer joy of being alive was overwhelming. For the next half an hour I could not stop talking about my experience. I could not believe how far I went.  Iím also convinced that at one point, I died and came back. Iíll never go beyond that point. Too bad I donít have a scale so I can measure the amount I took, but any more and I would have been perma-fried, or wait am I???Ö..muhahahhaahahÖ..muhahahahahÖjust kidding.
This was an earth-shattering psychedelic experience that made me realize how important my sanity is. I would rather die than experience life looking through a distorted window of reality, where I cannot engage my environment. I think I got an insight to what a catatonic patient on a permanent bad trip must feel.
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a family history in .xlsx format can be uploaded either
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about the spreadsheet format and each individual column. The
final section describes how to upload the file.
Note: For most analyses, we recommend
submitting accessioning information
before the family history. However, if you are submitting a case that involves
samples from extended family members beyond parents and siblings, please submit
the family history first.
Blank Family History Template
Blank Family History Template With Dropdown Options
Example Family History File


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Cooking time
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Serves
Serves 4
Spätzle is Germany's answer to pasta. This oven-baked version boasts a creamy smoked cheese and speck sauce.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe, you will need a spätzle board and scraper.
Preheat the oven to 180C/160C fan/Gas 4.
For the spätzle, in a large bowl, mix together all of the spätzle ingredients with a wooden spoon until they come together as a smooth, loose dough.
Bring a large pan of water to a rolling boil.
Using a spätzle board and scraper, place a small amount of the spätzle dough onto the board. Wet the scraper with a little water, then flatten the piece of dough, pushing it towards the edge of the board.
Using the edge of the scraper to cut the dough, slice very thin strips of the dough and slide them off the edge of the board and into the boiling water.
Repeat this process with all of the spätzle dough.
Cook the spätzle until they float to the surface of the water (you may need to do this in batches). Remove from the pan using a slotted spoon, or drain in a colander, then transfer to a roasting tray.
For the sauce, gently heat the double cream in a saucepan. Stir in the grated cheese until melted, then stir in the speck. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil in a frying pan over a medium heat. Add the onion and fry for 3-4 minutes, or until just coloured.
Pour the sauce over the spätzle, then scatter over the fried onions and some more grated cheese. Bake in the oven for 18-20 minutes, or until the cheese is golden-brown and the sauce is bubbling.


Push Notifications with Urban Airship
Chapters
Summary
This guide covers using Apple Push Notification Services (APNS) with Urban Airship in your application. After reading it, you should be familiar with:
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Configuring your Application for APNS
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Setting up your Urban Airship account
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How to consume APNS messages in your Application
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Sending Push Notifications to Urban Airship
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Additional things that you can do with Urban Airship
Create your Application
Create your application using Titanium Studio - make sure that you take note of your appid
Configure Your Application with Apple Provisioning
Log into Apple's provisioning portal and create a new appid. Take note of your bundle identifier or appid, use the same one form the last step
When you create your application, you need to configure it and enable push notifications. In your application list, click configure for the app you just created.
Now check the box to enable the notification service and click the configure box next to "Development Push SSL Certificate". Note that usually you setup 2 different certificates - one for development and one for production. This maps directly to your development provisioning profile and distribution provisioning profile.
This will prompt us for a certificate
On your machine, open up your keychain and then click "Request a Certificate from a Certificate Authority..."
Put in your email address and common name and make sure that you check "Saved to disk"
Now in your browser, select the certificate request we just generated and submit the request. Once its been uploaded, you will see a status of pending, just refresh until the download button appears.
Click the download button for the certificate and once downloaded to your local machine, open it. This will bring up your keychain app with the certificate listed.
Right click the certificate and click "Export Apple Development Push Services: xxxx"
When you export, p12 format will work just fine (the default)
You will be prompted for a passphrase for the p12 file, you should definitely put something in here (urban airship requires this). Make sure that you take note of the passphrase as we'll need that later
Setting up your Urban Airship account
Register for an account on http://urbanairship.com. Once you've logged in, click the apps tab and at the bottom, fill in your "Application name" - your appid from before. Also click and include your p12 export from the last step as your "Apple push certificate". Dont forget your passphrase for the "Certificate Password". Click "creat your app".
We now need to get the following for the next step:
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key
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secret
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master secret
In the details tab of your application, click the show link next to these entries and copy them.
How to consume APNS messages in your Application
We are now ready to code the application (finally). In your application, put in the logic to consume APNS messages. We have written a wrapper object for urban airship's webservice and included the javascript file as urbanairship.js. The app.js script is also provided. For a full listing of the webservice API check out the docs at http://urbanairship.com/docs/.
You will need to setup the UrbanAirship object replacing the "xxx" values with your keys from the last section.
Ti.include('urbanairship.js');
UrbanAirship.key='xxx';
UrbanAirship.secret ='xxx';
UrbanAirship.master_secret='xxx';
UrbanAirship.baseurl = 'https://go.urbanairship.com';
You will make a call to Ti.Network.registerForPushNotifications. Which will regiter the app with APNS.
In the *success function you will make a call to urban airship to register the device with Urban Airship (UrbanAirship.register). Do not worry about the params variable right now, we'll get into that later.
In the *callback function you will put a handler for when you receive a push notification message receive a push notification, we create an alert and show it in the callback function parameter.
Ti.Network.registerForPushNotifications({
types: [
Ti.Network.NOTIFICATION_TYPE_BADGE,
Ti.Network.NOTIFICATION_TYPE_ALERT,
Ti.Network.NOTIFICATION_TYPE_SOUND
],
success:function(e){
var deviceToken = e.deviceToken;
Ti.API.info('successfully registered for apple device token with '+e.deviceToken);
var params = {
tags: ['version'+Ti.App.getVersion()],
alias: alias.value
};
UrbanAirship.register(params, function(data) {
Ti.API.debug("registerUrban success: " + JSON.stringify(data));
}, function(errorregistration) {
Ti.API.warn("Couldn't register for Urban Airship");
});
},
error:function(e) {
Ti.API.warn("push notifications disabled: "+e);
},
callback:function(e) {
var a = Ti.UI.createAlertDialog({
title:'New Message',
message:e.data.alert
});
a.show();
}
});
Sending Push Notifications to Urban Airship
To test this, you cannot run your application in the emulator - push notifications must be run on a phone. First launch your application on your device and enter in a simple alias name (ex: 'az') and click the register button.
Now open up your urban airship web admin. Click on your application and click the "Push Notifications" tab and then the "Device Tokens" item. You should see something like below for your device. You'll notice that we have included the alias and the tags parameters when we registered the device which are optional for Urban Airship, we'll cover more on this in the next section.
We are now ready to send a test message to your device. For this scenario, lets send a broadcast message.
You should see something like this on your device
Obviously using the Urban Airship admin to send messages is not something that you will probably do in production. Urban Aiship has exposed a RESTful service that you can remotely invoke. For more information on how to send messages to Urban Airship, check out http://urbanairship.com/docs/.
Additional things that you can do with Urban Airship
Now that we have covered the basics of consuming and registering for APNS messages, there are a couple of notes that can be made. Most likely when you register with urban airship, you will want to associate the device with an user account when the user signs in to your application. This is what the alias attribute could be used for. This way when you are sending messages to one of your users, you do not have to worry about tracking device tokens, etc and can just send a notification to that user.
Likewise you may also have multiple versions of your application deployed and want to send messages based on the application version. For that reason we suggest including the tags attribute when registering.
When you no longer want to associate the user with the device, you can make a call to UrbanAirship.unregister. This will still include the device token from urban airship's standpoint, but it will not be associated with an alias or tags.
If for some reason you are curious what alias or tag the device is associated with, you can make a call to UrbanAirship.getAlias.


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Package: Processes
Header: Poco/NamedEvent.h
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An NamedEvent is a global synchronization object that allows one process or thread to signal an other process or thread that a certain event has happened.
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The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle
I remember an old episode of "Dr Katz: Licensed Therapist" where Dr. Katz told Ben, "Puns aren't really good or bad, they're just puns." I think "The Adventures of Rocky & Bullwinkle" is just one big argument that puns are, in fact, good.
How this film ever got the greenlight is pretty amazing. It's obviously intended to be a "family" film but most little kids these days have probably never heard of Rocky and Bullwinkle and most adults who are old enough to remember them would probably dismiss the notion of seeing this in theaters and instead just wait for video (besides, their kids are probably kicking and screaming and dragging them to the "Pokémon" movie). It's a shame because anyone who's not seeing this now is really missing out.
Think of it as a G-rated version of "Austin Powers." There's a lot of wacky cartoony humor and puns and play-on-words as well as some really sly jokes that are quite the zinging [political] commentaries. The story tells of the cartoon villains from the old 1960s TV show (Fearless Leader, Boris & Natasha) who make a deal with a Hollywood producer to make a movie and when the contract is pulled out of the cartoon world the characters come with it. "We're attached to the project" says Fearless Leader (Rober De Niro) who then admits it's a bad pun but it works for the sake of the movie.
And that's the comedy stylings at work here - verbal and physical puns and parodies all over the place. It's all tongue-in-cheek, winking-at-the-camera comedy and it works very well. Every character's name is like this such as our co-star Karen Sympathy (Piper Perabo) who is a rookie FBI agent assigned to get Rocky & Bullwinkle out of the cartoon world and into the real one to help stop Fearless Leader's devious scheme to hypnotize the world with his own TV network that broadcasts shows so bad they turn all viewers into mindless zombies.
See? Isn't that funny, witty comedy? The film makers could have just done something more mainstream and predictable and have Fearless Leader do something Dr. Evil/James Bond villain-style such as something with hostages and blowing up stuff. The fact they chose to use this method for the plot as well as jokes upon jokes is pretty uncanny. Of course there's also the common "Rocky & Bullwinkle" plot of Boris & Natasha trying to destroy moose and squirrel which occupies the first half of the film. Jason Alexander and Rene Russo are fantastic as these classic baddies and the script and props really enhance the cartoony atmosphere. It's funny, but not silly.
Now it really wouldn't do the film justice to list just a few examples of the jokes and hope that would reflect the entire movie - every one is a little different from the last one. Taken out of context they might not work, but within the movie it's funny.
GRADE: B
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Keeps track of file/directory specific application configuration. Specifically: - Computes mime type based on URLMap and file extension. - Decides on cache expiration time based on URLMap and default expiration. - Decides what HTTP headers to add to responses. To determine the mime type, we first see if there is any mime-type property on each URLMap entry. If non is specified, we use the mimetypes module to guess the mime type from the file path extension, and use application/octet-stream if we can't find the mimetype.
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Initializer. Args: url_map_list: List of appinfo.URLMap objects. If empty or None, then we always use the mime type chosen by the mimetypes module. default_expiration: String describing default expiration time for browser based caching of static files. If set to None this disallows any browser caching of static content.
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Returns the cache expiration duration to be users for the given file. Args: path: A string containing the file's path relative to the app. Returns: Integer number of seconds to be used for browser cache expiration time.
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Returns http_headers of the matching appinfo.URLMap, or an empty one. Args: path: A string containing the file's path relative to the app. Returns: A user-specified HTTP headers to be used in static content response. These headers are contained in an appinfo.HttpHeadersDict, which maps header names to values (both strings).
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Returns the mime type that we should use when serving the specified file. Args: path: A string containing the file's path relative to the app. Returns: String containing the mime type to use. Will be 'application/octet-stream' if we have no idea what it should be.
| def google.appengine.tools.old_dev_appserver.StaticFileConfigMatcher.IsStaticFile | ( | self, | |
| path | |||
| ) |
Tests if the given path points to a "static" file. Args: path: A string containing the file's path relative to the app. Returns: Boolean, True if the file was configured to be static.


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Method: defineUdt()
APG parsers provide for user-written, phrase-matching functions. These are called "User Defined Terminals" or UDTs. UDTs can be used in apg-exp pattern syntax as well. This provides the user the opportunity to hand write a JavaScript function for special phrase-matching needs. The defineUdt() method is used to tell apg-exp what function to use.
Syntax
var exp = new ApgExp(pattern[, flags]); exp.defineUdt(name, function);
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Class: Aws::CloudFormation::Types::ResourceChangeDetail
| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: |
(unknown) |
Overview
For a resource with Modify
as the action, the ResourceChange
structure describes the changes AWS CloudFormation will make to that resource.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#causing_entity ⇒ String
The identity of the entity that triggered this change.
-
#change_source ⇒ String
The group to which the
CausingEntity
value belongs. -
#evaluation ⇒ String
Indicates whether AWS CloudFormation can determine the target value, and whether the target value will change before you execute a change set.
-
#target ⇒ Types::ResourceTargetDefinition
A
ResourceTargetDefinition
structure that describes the field that AWS CloudFormation will change and whether the resource will be recreated.
Instance Attribute Details
#causing_entity ⇒ String
The identity of the entity that triggered this change. This entity is a
member of the group that is specified by the ChangeSource
field. For
example, if you modified the value of the KeyPairName
parameter, the
CausingEntity
is the name of the parameter (KeyPairName
).
If the ChangeSource
value is DirectModification
, no value is given
for CausingEntity
.
#change_source ⇒ String
The group to which the CausingEntity
value belongs. There are five
entity groups:
ResourceReference
entities areRef
intrinsic functions that refer to resources in the template, such as{ "Ref" : "MyEC2InstanceResource" }
.ParameterReference
entities areRef
intrinsic functions that get template parameter values, such as{ "Ref" : "MyPasswordParameter" }
.ResourceAttribute
entities areFn::GetAtt
intrinsic functions that get resource attribute values, such as{ "Fn::GetAtt" : [ "MyEC2InstanceResource", "PublicDnsName" ] }
.DirectModification
entities are changes that are made directly to the template.Automatic
entities areAWS::CloudFormation::Stack
resource types, which are also known as nested stacks. If you made no changes to theAWS::CloudFormation::Stack
resource, AWS CloudFormation sets theChangeSource
toAutomatic
because the nested stack\'s template might have changed. Changes to a nested stack\'s template aren\'t visible to AWS CloudFormation until you run an update on the parent stack.Possible values:
- ResourceReference
- ParameterReference
- ResourceAttribute
- DirectModification
- Automatic
#evaluation ⇒ String
Indicates whether AWS CloudFormation can determine the target value, and whether the target value will change before you execute a change set.
For Static
evaluations, AWS CloudFormation can determine that the
target value will change, and its value. For example, if you directly
modify the InstanceType
property of an EC2 instance, AWS
CloudFormation knows that this property value will change, and its
value, so this is a Static
evaluation.
For Dynamic
evaluations, cannot determine the target value because it
depends on the result of an intrinsic function, such as a Ref
or
Fn::GetAtt
intrinsic function, when the stack is updated. For example,
if your template includes a reference to a resource that is
conditionally recreated, the value of the reference (the physical ID of
the resource) might change, depending on if the resource is recreated.
If the resource is recreated, it will have a new physical ID, so all
references to that resource will also be updated.
Possible values:
- Static
- Dynamic
#target ⇒ Types::ResourceTargetDefinition
A ResourceTargetDefinition
structure that describes the field that AWS
CloudFormation will change and whether the resource will be recreated.


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‘Hope to see you soon!’: Lisa of K-pop group Black Pink is new face of Filipino clothing brand Penshoppe
by Coconuts Manila“Mabuhay, Philippines!” Thai rapper, singer, and K-pop phenom Lalisa Manoban — better known by her mononym Lisa — greeted her Filipino fans today, confirming rumors that she’s the new ambassador of the Filipino-owned global clothing brand Penshoppe.
For those who’ve never heard of Lisa, or her girl group Black Pink, try being 10 years younger. Failing that, you can also briefly browse this YouTube dance compilation of the South Korean girl group member performing various twirls, pop-locks, and graceful limb extensions. She has a deeply devoted fanbase, which explains why that video alone has over 45 million views.
Black Pink is relatively new to the K-pop scene, having debuted their first album Square One in 2016. Despite their newbie status, their 2019 single “Kill This Love” has become a favorite on Spotify and on YouTube, where it has over 640 million hits.
In the ad posted to Penshoppe’s Facebook page, Lisa conveys to Filipino fans her excitement about being the newest face of the clothing brand, adding, “I had so much fun shooting this campaign, I hope you guys love it, too.”
She name-dropped Penshoppe’s social media handles, urging fans to stay tuned, then closed the short video by teasing, “Hope to see you soon!”
Though no details have been disclosed about her Manila visit yet, Penshoppe — one of the country’s oldest clothing brands, around since the ’80s — has used many foreign celebs over the years for their billboards and campaigns.
They include pop star Mandy Moore (2003), actor Zac Efron (2012), models Cara Delevigne and Gigi Hadid (2014 and 2016, respectively), and actress/model Paris Jackson, the daughter of the late pop star Michael Jackson (2018).
The clothing brand is known for its youth-oriented, go-to “everyday fashion” and affordable trends.
Find it:
Penshoppe is at Alabang Town Center, Ground Level, Alabang, Muntinlupa
Open 10am-10pm and in many branches across the country
FB: @penshoppe | IG: @penshoppe
Read more Coconuts Manila articles here.


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Functions | |
| def | getData () |
| def | createMLModel (data) |
| def | renderLabel (form) |
| def | initializeAL (form, confidence_break=.7) |
| def | getNextSetOfImages (form, sampling_method) |
| def | prepairResults (form) |
| def | findCorrect (max_num_images) |
| def | pullUserData () |
| def | home () |
| def | leaderboards () |
| def | label () |
| def | login () |
| def | logout () |
| def | register () |
| def | profile () |
| def | previousSelections () |
| def | clearData () |
| def | intermediate () |
| def | final () |
| def | feedback (h_list, u_list, h_conf_list, u_conf_list) |
| def | gamemode () |
Variables | |
| bootstrap = Bootstrap(app) | |
| def app.web.clearData | ( | ) |
Operates the clear database button in the profile page.
| def app.web.createMLModel | ( | data | ) |
Prepares the training set and creates a machine learning model using the training set. Parameters ---------- data : Pandas DataFrame The data that contains the features for each image Returns ------- ml_model : ML_Model class object ml_model created from the training set. train_img_names : String The names of the images.
Referenced by app.web.getNextSetOfImages(), and app.web.prepairResults().
| def app.web.feedback | ( | h_list, | |
| u_list, | |||
| h_conf_list, | |||
| u_conf_list | |||
| ) |
Operates the feedback(feedback.html) web page.
| def app.web.final | ( | ) |
Operates the final(final.html) web page.
| def app.web.findCorrect | ( | max_num_images | ) |
Finds the images the user labeled correctly and incorrectly Parameters ---------- max_num_images integar for use in stoping the function early in case of finding previous accuracy rates Returns ------- Lists accuracy, correct, incorrect, cor_label, inc_label and number of images
These will hold image names that are correct and incorrect
References app.web.pullUserData().
Referenced by app.web.gamemode(), app.web.previousSelections(), and app.web.profile().
| def app.web.gamemode | ( | ) |
Operates the gamemode(gamemode.html) web page.
find relavant information
References app.web.findCorrect().
| def app.web.getData | ( | ) |
Gets and returns the csvOut.csv as a DataFrame. Returns ------- data : Pandas DataFrame The data that contains the features for each image.
Referenced by app.web.getNextSetOfImages(), app.web.initializeAL(), and app.web.prepairResults().
| def app.web.getNextSetOfImages | ( | form, | |
| sampling_method | |||
| ) |
Uses a sampling method to get the next set of images needed to be labeled. Parameters ---------- form : LabelForm class object form to be used when displaying label.html sampling_method : SamplingMethods Function function that returns the queue and the new test set that does not contain the queue. Returns ------- render_template : flask function renders the label.html webpage.
References app.web.createMLModel(), app.web.getData(), and app.web.renderLabel().
Referenced by app.web.label().
| def app.web.home | ( | ) |
Operates the root (/) and index(index.html) web pages.
| def app.web.initializeAL | ( | form, | |
confidence_break = .7 |
|||
| ) |
Initializes the active learning model and sets up the webpage with everything needed to run the application. Parameters ---------- form : LabelForm class object form to be used when displaying label.html confidence_break : number How confident the model is. Returns ------- render_template : flask function renders the label.html webpage.
References app.web.getData(), app.web.prepairResults(), and app.web.renderLabel().
Referenced by app.web.label().
| def app.web.intermediate | ( | ) |
Operates the intermediate(intermediate.html) web page.
| def app.web.label | ( | ) |
Operates the label(label.html) web page.
References app.web.getNextSetOfImages(), app.web.initializeAL(), app.web.prepairResults(), and app.web.renderLabel().
| def app.web.leaderboards | ( | ) |
Operates the leaderboards(leaderboards.html) web page.
| def app.web.login | ( | ) |
Operates the login(login.html) web page.
| def app.web.logout | ( | ) |
Operates the logout button.
| def app.web.prepairResults | ( | form | ) |
Creates the new machine learning model and gets the confidence of the machine learning model. Parameters ---------- form : LabelForm class object form to be used when displaying label.html Returns ------- render_template : flask function renders the appropriate webpage based on new confidence score.
Here if use is logged in and has a database entry then we need to append those to the session labels else append from latest form choice
References app.web.createMLModel(), and app.web.getData().
Referenced by app.web.initializeAL(), and app.web.label().
| def app.web.previousSelections | ( | ) |
Operates the previousSelections(previous.html) web page.
References app.web.findCorrect().
| def app.web.profile | ( | ) |
Operates the profile(profile.html) web page.
References app.web.findCorrect().
| def app.web.pullUserData | ( | ) |
Returns the current user and their confidence data if applicable Parameters ---------- None Returns ------- SQLAlchemy datatypes for user and confidence tabels
This function will be used to replace all the if/else statements throughout the code to clean it up a bit
Referenced by app.web.findCorrect().
| def app.web.register | ( | ) |
Operates the register(register.html) web page.
| def app.web.renderLabel | ( | form | ) |
prepairs a render_template to show the label.html web page. Parameters ---------- form : LabelForm class object form to be used when displaying label.html Returns ------- render_template : flask function renders the label.html webpage.
Referenced by app.web.getNextSetOfImages(), app.web.initializeAL(), and app.web.label().
| app.web.bootstrap = Bootstrap(app) |


# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
__author__ = """Chris Tabor (dxdstudio@gmail.com)"""
if __name__ == '__main__':
from os import getcwd
from os import sys
sys.path.append(getcwd())
from MOAL.helpers.display import Section
from inspect import getmembers
from inspect import isdatadescriptor
from inspect import ismethod
from abc import ABCMeta
DEBUG = True if __name__ == '__main__' else False
def show_class(self):
print(self.__class__)
[docs]class PrimaryNominal(object, TesterMixin):
pass
[docs]class SubNominal(PrimaryNominal):
pass
[docs]class StructuralType(object, TesterMixin):
__metaclass__ = ABCMeta
debug = True
@staticmethod
def compare(self_methods, self_props, other_methods, other_props):
string = 'Self methods/props: {}, {} | Other methods/props: {}, {}'
print(string.format(
self_methods, self_props, other_methods, other_props))
@staticmethod
def _extract_props(cls):
return map(lambda e: e[0], getmembers(cls, predicate=isdatadescriptor))
@staticmethod
def _extract_members(cls):
return map(lambda e: e[0], getmembers(cls, predicate=ismethod))
@classmethod
def __subclasshook__(cls, subclass):
"""Use an abc and override subclass hook by looking
over all the methods and properties of the class. This allows for
structural comparison, instead of the typical inheritance pattern."""
# stackoverflow.com/questions/1911281/
# how-do-i-get-list-of-methods-in-a-python-class
self_methods = StructuralType._extract_members(cls)
other_methods = StructuralType._extract_members(subclass)
self_props = StructuralType._extract_props(cls)
other_props = StructuralType._extract_props(subclass)
if cls.debug:
cls.compare(self_methods, self_props, other_methods, other_props)
if self_methods == other_methods and self_props == other_props:
return True
return False
def test_method(self):
raise NotImplementedError
[docs]class ValidSubStructuralType(StructuralType):
def test_method(self, *args):
print(args)
[docs]class InvalidSubstructuralType(StructuralType):
random_other_prop = 'Foobar'
def test_method_2(self, *args):
print(args)
if DEBUG:
with Section('Nominal type system'):
# Python is inherently nominal -- classes extend based on explicit
# class declarations, and are then checked by the internal
# Method Resolution Order.
prim = PrimaryNominal()
prim.show_class()
sub = SubNominal()
sub.show_class()
# Fine and dandy, typical behavior.
assert issubclass(SubNominal, PrimaryNominal)
with Section('Structural type system'):
try:
# Should not work, with invalid sub-structural type checking.
assert issubclass(StructuralType, InvalidSubstructuralType)
except AssertionError:
print('Successfully failed, type is not valid, structurally.')
StructuralType.register(InvalidSubstructuralType)
StructuralType.register(ValidSubStructuralType)
# Should work, with valid sub-structural type checking.
assert not issubclass(InvalidSubstructuralType, StructuralType)
assert issubclass(ValidSubStructuralType, StructuralType)


XmlHttpRequests that initiate from code executed in an iframe, that is then destroyed, result in an error in FireFox. This test case is used to verify that Closure's IframeIo and XhrLite do not suffer from this problem. See https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=369939.


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How to navigate to and view products associated with a category in the Store module.
- In the Store Menu, select a Category. This display the products within this category in the Store Catalog. If the selected category is a parent category, products within all related child categories are also displayed.
- Optional. If available, click on a Child Category in either the Store Menu or using the category breadcrumbs displayed above the products in the Store Catalog to only view products for that child category.
- Optional. To view products not displayed on the first page of the category, click on the [Page Number] link located at the base of the module.
- Optional. At Sort By, select to sort products by Manufacturer, Model Number, Model Name, Unit Price, or Date. You can also click the related icon to view product in either Ascending or Descending order.


FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE A film review by Ken Johnson Copyright 1991 Ken Johnson
89 min, R, Horror, 1991 Director: Rachel Talalay Cast: Robert Englund, Lisa Zane, Shon Greenblatt, Lezlie Deane, Yaphet Kotto, Roseanne Barr, Tom Arnold, Alice Cooper
Supposedly the last Elm Street film finds Freddy, Englund, in a problem. He has killed off all the kids but one in his hometown of Springfield. This one kid is Freddy's only link to kids everywhere else. The kid escapes the town of Springfield. The kid gets amnesia on the road and when he gets picked up and brought to a children's shelter all he can remember is that his dreams can kill him. All he has with him is some money, some pills to keep him awake, and a newspaper clipping from the town of Springfield. One of the staff at the children's shelter wants to bring the kid to Springfield to see if anything sparks the kid's memory there. The staff member is warned by Kotto, a dream psychologist, that the kid's dreams are dangerous and may, somehow, be linked to the town of Springfield.
FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE is rated R for explicit language and graphic violence. I give the film a three (on a zero to five scale). It has good 3-D effects which were not as good as FRIDAY THE 13TH - PART 3 and CAPTAIN EO (the film that is currently being shown at The Epcot Center building "Journey into Imagination"). FREDDY'S DEAD has reasonably good special effects, but they aren't up to the level of the effects in A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 5: THE DREAM CHILD.
The ads for FREDDY'S DEAD: THE FINAL NIGHTMARE say "See Freddy die in Freddy Vision." These ads should be taken literally, as you find out when you get the 3-D glasses. The 3-D glasses state on them that the glasses should only be put on when the girl in the film puts hers on, so it turns out that only the last fifteen minutes are in 3-D. The 3-D effects, like I said before, are quite good. The one part of the 3-D that I was disappointed in was that the 3-D scheme used was the old red and blue glasses instead of the new polarized technology.
This is the first NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET film not to start the title with A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET. The film is almost a parody of the Elm Street series instead of being a true sequel. Robert Englund puts nice comic touches into the gruesome Freddy, but the film is not nearly as good as the first Nightmare film. Roseanne Barr and her real life husband Tom Arnold have a cameo as a husband and wife team in Springfield and metal rocker Alice Cooper has a cameo as Freddy's father. If you are a fan of the Elm Streets series I urge you to see FREDDY'S DEAD in the theater because the video will probably not be in 3-D. If you are not a fan of the series and are interested in seeing a funny Nightmare movie or you are interested in "Seeing Freddy bite the big one" you might go see it at the theater, or you might wait for it to come to video.
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Assignment 2 contributes 40% of your final SIT741 mark (The full mark is 40). It must be completed individually, and submitted to CloudDeakin before the due date: 11 pm, 17/05/2019 (Week 10 Friday).
In this assignment, you will apply your learning to further analyse the 2013-2014 emergency department (ED) demands at Perth and its connection with weather events. This activity builds on Assignment 1; you may want to review your assignment 1 solution and identify any reusable code. Please start early so that you can identify any skill/knowledge gap and seek support from the teaching staff and other students.
This assignment contains two optional tasks (Task 3.2 and 4.3). You should complete the prescribed tasks before attempting the optional ones.
You work in a data science team that tries to model the ED demands in the Perth area to improve the demand prediction.
For your convenience, you are provided with the following data links, but you are encouraged to include other relevant data for your analyses.
http://data.gov.au/dataset/emergency-department-admissisons-and-attendances
https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cdo-web/webservices/v2
Of particular relevance is the “Global Historical Climatology Network - Daily” data:
https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/ghcn-daily-description
https://www1.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/readme.txt
From Assignment 1, you have processed data for the ED demands. We still need to find local weather data from the same period. You are encouraged to find weather data online. Besides the NOAA data, you may also use data from the Bureau of Meteorology historical weather observations and statistics. (The NOAA Climate Data might be easier to process.)
Answer the following questions:
Which data source do you plan to use? Justify your decision.
From the data source identified, download daily temperature and precipitation data for the region during the relevant time period. (Hint: If you download data from NOAA https://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/cdo-web/, you need to request an NOAA web service token for accessing the data.)
Careful planning is essential for a successful modelling effort. Please answer the following planning questions.
How will the final model be used? How will it be relevant to the overcrowding problems at our EDs? (You may find some inspiration here http://bit.ly/2p5qLH6 .) Who are the potential users of your model?
What relationship do you plan to model or what do you want to predict? What is the response variable? What are the predictor variables? Will the variables in your model be routinely collected and made available soon enough for prediction?
As you are likely to build your model on historical data, will the data in the future have similar characteristics?
What statistical method(s) will be applied to generate the model? Why?
We will start with simple models and gradually improve them. We will focus on the ED demand variable(s) that you defined in Assignment 1. Let’s denote it Y.
Randomly pick a hospital from the ED dataset.
Which hospital do you pick?
Fit a linear model for Y using date
as the predictor variable. Plot the fitted values and the residuals. Assess the model fit. Is a linear function sufficient for modelling the trend of Y? Support your conclusion with plots.
As we are not interested in the trend itself, relax the linearity assumption by fitting a generalised additive model (GAM). Assess the model fit. Do you see patterns in the residuals indicating insufficient model fit?
Augment the model to incorporate the weekly seasonality. Compare the models using the Akaike information criterion (AIC). Report the best-fitted model through coefficient estimates and/or plots.
Analyse the residuals. Do you see any remaining correlation patterns among the residuals?
Is your day-of-the-week variable numeric, ordinal, or categorical? Does the decision affect the model fit?
Now fit a GAM for each hospital.
Use the map
function to rerun your Task 2.1 code on all nine Perth hospitals.
Plot the trends and residuals. What patterns do you see? Given what you found in Assignment 1, do you gain any new understanding of the ED demands?
The connection between heatwaves and the ED demands is widely reported, as in this news article.
http://bit.ly/2kTE4cu
In this task, you will try to measure the heatwave and assess its impact on the ED demands.
https://dx.doi.org/10.3390%2Fijerph120100227
Use the EHF as an additional predictor to augment the model(s) that you fitted before. Report the estimated effect of the EHF on the ED demand. Does the extra predictor improve the model fit? What conclusions can you draw?
Can you think of extra weather features that may be more predictive of ED demands? Try incorporating your feature into the model and see if it improves the model fit.
Answer the following questions:
By the due date, you are required to submit the following files to the assignment Dropbox in CloudDeakin.
Assignment2_submission.Rmd
containing all your code. The file should be able to run. Include sufficient comments so that the script can be understood by your marker. Indicate all the packages that need to be installed separately.Your submission will be marked using the following criteria.


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In many Django applications, permissioning (building rules for who has access to what) is pretty easy. Logged out users can see some stuff, logged in users can see more stuff, and superusers can see (and edit, and delete) all of the stuff! But when you want to handle more complex permissioning (like object-level permissions), it can get pretty ugly. This talk will help to de-uglify things for you.
Abstract
Basic permissioning in Django is pretty easy. And for many sites, basic permissioning is all that you need. But if what you're building doesn't fall into this category, things can get ugly fast...
So what's the difference between basic permissioning and advanced permissioning? In short, basic permissioning is when the Django's built in model-level permissions system is enough.
Hickory Training, my last company, provides training lessons that the employees of our customers would take. We needed to implement a system of permissions where people inside a particular company could see their lessons without having the ability to view those of another company. We also needed to provide different levels of access within each company - users who could only view the lessons, superusers who could view and edit the lessons, and managers who could view data about the lessons but not alter the lessons themselves. Furthermore, we wanted to take advantage of Django groups to easily manage permissions for entire sets of users, rather than for individuals. Needless to say, it got complicated very fast.
In this talk we'll talk about what you can do with Django's model-level permissions, and also it's limitations.
Then, we'll dive into the deep dark world of object-level permissioning. We'll look at django-guardian, the most popular package to manage object level permissions, walking through the challenges and considerations you'll have have to make when Django's out-of-the-box permissions aren't enough.
Finally, we'll also talk about how your shiny new permissioning architecture will work in the context of your larger site, with an example that uses the ever-popular Django Rest Framework.


Polk County Sheriff's Office warns public of utility company scams
by WFTS Digital StaffPOLK COUNTY, Fla. --- The Polk County Sheriff's Office is warning the public of utility company scams.
The sheriff's office said they have received a report of a telephone scammer posing as a utility company.
The person who received the call did not fall for the scam and hung up on the caller.
Usually in the scam, the victim will receive a call from someone claiming to be from a utility company. They say the victim is behind on a payment.
 Typically, the caller will ask for money cards or gift cards.
“Scammers tend to be aggressive and pushy and act with a sense of urgency. Decent and legitimate companies don’t conduct business that way. Protect your money and your personal information; never give it up when you can’t be sure of who you’re talking to,” said Sheriff Grady Judd.
The sheriff's office is asking people to be careful of calls like this.


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Allow users to set their screen reader to the speed they usually would use it at home: this will encourage them to engage naturally with the website or app. However, some advanced screen reader users may use their screen reader at such a speed that it is difficult to know what they are doing or what the screen reader announces.
To get around this, when they discover an issue or if the user becomes confused, ask them to explain the issue and what keys they pressed. If needed, also ask them to slow the screen reader down and show you the issue, so that you can understand what was announced and what happened.
When an issue is identified, as much as possible, record what keystrokes screen reader participants are using to interact with your product. That way you can understand how users are trying to interact with the website, and how they expect it to behave.
As a researcher, you may sometimes need to guide blind participants. Best practice is to offer them your elbow for them to hold on to, and to make sure you tell them where you’re going and where things are (e.g. “we’re going through a door; the chair is to your right”).
Some blind people may have a guide dog, it is therefore important to ensure that the research space is large enough for them too. It is also good to have a water bowl for the guide dog in the room.
If you’re using visual cues (e.g. rating scales) make sure you print them off in large print for those with low vision. For blind participants, make sure that you’re not asking them to remember too much information. For example, with rating scales, don’t tell them what each number stands for (e.g. somewhat/strongly agree/disagree) just tell them what number 1 and number 5 stand for and ask them to pick one in between.
When asking users to do things like annotate print outs using different coloured pens, or placing different coloured stickers on print outs, be aware that not all users can perceive colour. Try to use other markers as well as colour. For example, if using stickers, try to find stickers which aren’t only a different colour but also a different shape. If you have any documents which you would like participants to read, make sure information isn’t conveyed using colour alone.
HTML prototypes can be easily tested with screenreader users. Using tools like Figma and Invision is inherently exclusive because they don’t work with screenreaders.


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Chapter 2 Data structures in base R
There are five data types in R
Atomic vector
Matrix
Array
List
Data frame
2.1 Atomic vectors
This is a 1-dimensional
All elements of an atomic vector must be the same type, Hence it is a homogeneous type of object. Vectirs can hold numeric data, charactor data or logical data.
2.1.1 Creating vectors
Vectors can be created by using the function concatenation c
Syntax
Examples
2.1.2 Types and tests with vectors
typepf()
returns types of their elements
[1] "double"
[1] "integer"
Notice that with suffix L you get integer elements rather than numeric.
- To check if it is a
- vector:
is.vector()
[1] TRUE
- charactor vector:
is.charactor()
[1] FALSE
- double:
is.double()
[1] TRUE
- integer:
is.integer()
[1] FALSE
- logical:
is.logical()
[1] FALSE
- atomic:
is.atomic()
[1] TRUE
length()
returns number of elements in a vector
[1] 4
[1] 4
2.1.3 Coercion
Vectors must be homogeneous. When you attempt to combine different types they will be coerced to the most flexible type so that every element in the vector is of the same type.
Order from least to most flexible
logical
–> integer
–> double
–> charactor
[1] "character"
[1] "double"
2.1.4 Explicit coercion
Vectors can be explicitly coerced from one class to another using the as.*
functions, if available. For example, as.charactor
, as.numeric
, as.integer
, and as.logical
.
[1] "logical"
[1] "integer"
[1] 1 0 1 1
Question
Why the below output produce NAs?
Warning: NAs introduced by coercion
[1] NA NA NA
2.1.5 Combining vectors
## [1] 1 2 3 10 20 30
Let’s check the classes
## [1] "integer"
## [1] "numeric"
## [1] "numeric"
Similarlarly, if you combine a numeric vector and a character vector the resulting vector is a charactor vector.
## [1] "1" "2" "3" "a" "b" "c"
2.1.6 Name elements in a vector
You can name elements in a vector in different ways. We will learn two of them.
- When creating it
## a b c
## 1991 1992 1993
- Modifying the names of an existing vector
## [1] 1 5 10
Note that the names do not have to be unique.
To remove names of a vector
Method 1
## [1] 1991 1992 1993
## a b c
## 1991 1992 1993
Method 2
## [1] 1 5 10
Question
Guess the output of the following code?
## [1] "a" NA NA
2.1.7 Simplifying vector creation
- colon
:
produce regular spaced ascending or descending sequences.
[1] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
[1] -0.5 0.5 1.5 2.5 3.5 4.5 5.5 6.5 7.5 8.5
- sequence
seq()
. There are three arguments we need to provide, i) initial value, ii) final value, and iii) increment
syntax
example
- repeats
rep()
[1] 9 9 9 9 9
[1] 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
[1] 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
[1] 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4
[1] 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4
[1] 1 2 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 4
[1] 1 1 1 1 2 3 3 3 3 4 4
2.1.8 Logical operations
2.1.9 Subsetting
There are situations where we want to select only some of the elements of a vector. Following codes show various ways to select part of a vector object.
[1] 10
[1] 20 103 124 126
[1] 10 20 103
[1] 10 103 124
[1] 10 20 103 124 126
[1] 10 124 126
Example: How do you replace the 3rd element in the data vector by 203?
[1] 10 20 203 124 126
2.1.10 Vector arithmetic
Vector operations are perfored element by element.
[1] 12 102 102
Vector operations between two vectors
[1] 11 102 1003
Add two vectors of unequal length
[1] 11 22 33 44 55 61 72 83 94 105
2.1.11 Missing values
Use NA
to place a missing value in a vector.
[1] FALSE FALSE FALSE FALSE TRUE
2.1.12 Factor
A factor is a vector that can contain only predefined values, and is used to store categorical data.
2.2 Matrix
Matrix is a 2-dimentional and a homogeneous data structure
Syntax to create a matrix
matrix_name <- matrix(vector_of_elements,
nrow=number_of_rows,
ncol=number_of_columns,
byrow=logical_value, # If byrow=TRUE, then the matrix is filled in by row.
dimnames=list(rnames, cnames)) # To assign row names and columns
Example
values <- c(10, 20, 30, 40)
matrix1 <- matrix(values, nrow=2) # Matrix filled by columns (default option)
matrix1
[,1] [,2]
[1,] 10 30
[2,] 20 40
[,1] [,2]
[1,] 10 20
[2,] 30 40
Naming matrix rows and columns
rnames <- c("R1", "R2")
cnames <- c("C1", "C2")
matrix_with_names <- matrix(values, nrow=2, dimnames=list(rnames, cnames))
matrix_with_names
C1 C2
R1 10 30
R2 20 40
2.2.1 Matrix subscript
matraix_name[i, ]
gives the ith row of a matrix
[1] 10 30
matraix_name[, j]
gives the jth column of a matrix
[1] 30 40
matraix_name[i, j]
gives the ith row and jth column element
[1] 30
[1] 10 30
2.2.2 cbind
and rbind
Matrices can be created by column-binding and row-binding with cbind()
and rbind()
x y
[1,] 1 10
[2,] 2 100
[3,] 3 1000
[,1] [,2] [,3]
x 1 2 3
y 10 100 1000
2.2.3 Matrix operations
2.3 Array
3 dimentional data structure
2.4 List
- Lists are heterogeneous
Syntax
Example
## [[1]]
## [1] 1 2 3
##
## [[2]]
## [,1] [,2] [,3]
## [1,] 1 3 5
## [2,] 2 4 6
##
## [[3]]
## [1] TRUE FALSE TRUE
To see the structure of a list
## List of 3
## $ : int [1:3] 1 2 3
## $ : int [1:2, 1:3] 1 2 3 4 5 6
## $ : logi [1:3] TRUE FALSE TRUE
2.5 Data frame
A dataframe is a rectangular arrangement of data with rows corresponding to observational units and columns corresponding to variables.
A data frame is more general than a matrix in that different columns can contain different modes of data.
It’s similar to the datasets you’d typically see in SPSS and MINITAB.
Data frames are the most common data structure you’ll deal with in R.
2.5.1 Creating a dataframe
Syntax
name_of_the_dataframe <- data.frame(
var1_name=vector of values of the first variable,
var2_names=vector of values of the second variable)
Example
corona <- data.frame(ID=c("C001", "C002", "C003", "C004"),
Location=c("Beijing", "Wuhan", "Shanghai", "Beijing"),
Test_Results=c(FALSE, TRUE, FALSE, FALSE))
corona
ID Location Test_Results
1 C001 Beijing FALSE
2 C002 Wuhan TRUE
3 C003 Shanghai FALSE
4 C004 Beijing FALSE
To check if it is a datafrme
[1] TRUE
To convert a matrix to a dataframe
[,1] [,2] [,3] [,4]
[1,] 10 28 46 64
[2,] 11 29 47 65
[3,] 12 30 48 66
[4,] 13 31 49 67
[5,] 14 32 50 68
[6,] 15 33 51 69
[7,] 16 34 52 70
[8,] 17 35 53 71
[9,] 18 36 54 72
[10,] 19 37 55 73
[11,] 20 38 56 74
[12,] 21 39 57 75
[13,] 22 40 58 76
[14,] 23 41 59 77
[15,] 24 42 60 78
[16,] 25 43 61 79
[17,] 26 44 62 80
[18,] 27 45 63 81
V1 V2 V3 V4
1 10 28 46 64
2 11 29 47 65
3 12 30 48 66
4 13 31 49 67
5 14 32 50 68
6 15 33 51 69
7 16 34 52 70
8 17 35 53 71
9 18 36 54 72
10 19 37 55 73
11 20 38 56 74
12 21 39 57 75
13 22 40 58 76
14 23 41 59 77
15 24 42 60 78
16 25 43 61 79
17 26 44 62 80
18 27 45 63 81
2.5.2 Subsetting data frames
Select rows
V1 V2 V3 V4
1 10 28 46 64
2 11 29 47 65
3 12 30 48 66
4 13 31 49 67
5 14 32 50 68
6 15 33 51 69
V1 V2 V3 V4
1 10 28 46 64
2 11 29 47 65
3 12 30 48 66
V1 V2 V3 V4
13 22 40 58 76
14 23 41 59 77
15 24 42 60 78
16 25 43 61 79
17 26 44 62 80
18 27 45 63 81
To select some specific rows
V1 V2 V3 V4
1 10 28 46 64
3 12 30 48 66
7 16 34 52 70
8 17 35 53 71
Select columns
- Select column(s) by variable names
[1] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
[1] 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27
- Select column(s) by index
[1] 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45
2.5.3 Built in dataframes
Note: All objects in R have a class.


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I was first introduced to the Information Technology Consultancy realm in Transition Year.
I was lucky enough to undertake my work experience in BlueFin Payment Systems, a local IT firm.
Though upon my arrival I was unfamiliar with many of the technologies utilised in the firm,
my supervisor (the regional manager) gave me great insight into these technologies during my time
there.
My supervisor informed me that she was also an IT consultant.
When I expressed an interest in learning more about IT consultancy, she informed me of the skills
that an IT consultant needs to possess, namely :
As mentioned previously, my time at BlueFin Payment Systems succeeded in introducing me to the IT
consultancy realm. I have great interest in this field, perhaps as a result of the fond memories
that I have of giving guitar lessons when I was in school.
When applying for the CAO, I was unsure
as to whether to put Business Information Systems or Education as my first choice, hence,
IT Consultancy represents an enticing choice that combines these two interests of mine.


org.apache.fop.layoutmgr
Class KnuthPenalty
java.lang.Object
org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.ListElement
org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.KnuthElement
org.apache.fop.layoutmgr.KnuthPenalty
- public class KnuthPenalty
- extends KnuthElement
An instance of this class represents information about a feasible
breaking point; it does not represent any piece of content.
A KnuthPenalty is a feasible breaking point unless its value is infinity;
a KnuthPenalty whose value is -infinity represents a forced break.
A KnuthPenalty is suppressed, and its width is ignored, if it is not a
chosen breaking point; for example, a KnuthPenalty representing a
hyphenation point has a width (the "-" width), which must be ignored if
that point is not chosen as a breaking point.
Besides the inherited methods and attributes, this class has two more
attributes and the methods used to get them: the penalty value, which is
a kind of "aesthetic cost" (the higher the value, the more unsightly the
breaking point), and a boolean that marks KnuthPenalties which should not
be chosen as breaking points for consecutive lines.
|
Constructor Summary |
KnuthPenalty(int w,
int p,
boolean f,
int iBreakClass,
Position pos,
boolean bAux)
Create a new KnuthPenalty. |
KnuthPenalty(int w,
int p,
boolean f,
Position pos,
boolean bAux)
Create a new KnuthPenalty. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait |
FLAGGED_PENALTY
public static final int FLAGGED_PENALTY
- Used for flagged penalties. See Knuth algorithm.
- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
KnuthPenalty
public KnuthPenalty(int w,
int p,
boolean f,
Position pos,
boolean bAux)
- Create a new KnuthPenalty.
- Parameters:
w
- the width of this penaltyp
- the penalty value of this penaltyf
- is this penalty flagged?pos
- the Position stored in this penaltybAux
- is this penalty auxiliary?
KnuthPenalty
public KnuthPenalty(int w,
int p,
boolean f,
int iBreakClass,
Position pos,
boolean bAux)
- Create a new KnuthPenalty.
- Parameters:
w
- the width of this penaltyp
- the penalty value of this penaltyf
- is this penalty flagged?iBreakClass
- the break class of this penalty (one of the break-* constants)pos
- the Position stored in this penaltybAux
- is this penalty auxiliary?
isPenalty
public boolean isPenalty()
- Overrides:
isPenalty
in class ListElement
- Returns:
- true if this element is a KnuthPenalty.
- See Also:
ListElement.isPenalty()
getP
public int getP()
- Overrides:
getP
in class KnuthElement
- Returns:
- the penalty value of this penalty.
setP
public void setP(int p)
- Sets a new penalty value.
- Parameters:
p
- the new penalty value
isFlagged
public boolean isFlagged()
- Returns:
- true is this penalty is a flagged one.
isForcedBreak
public boolean isForcedBreak()
- Overrides:
isForcedBreak
in class ListElement
- Returns:
- true if the element is a penalty and represents a forced break.
- See Also:
ListElement.isForcedBreak()
getBreakClass
public int getBreakClass()
- Returns:
- the break class of this penalty (EN_AUTO, EN_COLUMN, EN_PAGE, EN_EVEN_PAGE,
EN_ODD_PAGE)
setBreakClass
public void setBreakClass(int cl)
- Sets the break class for this penalty.
- Parameters:
cl
- the break class (EN_AUTO, EN_COLUMN, EN_PAGE, EN_EVEN_PAGE, EN_ODD_PAGE)
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
- See Also:
Object.toString()
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Two innocuous swipes to the right and some casual conversation about movies sealed our fates and intertwined our stories.

We have bonded over a love of food and a strong desire to travel and explore. Our many adventures, both past and future, have and will evoke the same joy as a spontaneous New York City ice cream stop in chilly February.
As we glided around an empty ice rink with Frank Sinatra setting the mood, the outside world faded away. Kevin proposed, Poornima accepted, and a chance encounter with Neil DeGrasse Tyson blessed the proposal later that day.
We're excited to live our lives for each other and by each other's sides. Through the happiest of highs and the lowest of lows, we'll have each other.


SPARC share price gains nearly 12% on licensing deal with China Medical System
As per the agreement, SPARC is eligible to receive upfront payment, milestone payments and royalty on net sales of the products in territories
Shares of Sun Pharma Advanced Research Company (SPARC) rose nearly 12 percent intraday on November 6 after the company entered into a licensing deal with China Medical System Holding (CMS).
The company announced grant of exclusive licenses to a subsidiary of CMS to develop and commercialise multiple products in Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the company said in a release.
The initial term of the agreement shall be 20 years from the date of first commercial sale of each product in the territory and may be further extended as per mutual agreement between the parties.
“This collaboration is a significant milestone as this is the first licensing deal by SPARC for China, which is the third largest pharmaceutical market in the world and holds significant commercial opportunity for SPARC," said Anil Raghavan, CEO of SPARC.
As per the agreement, SPARC is eligible to receive upfront payment, milestone payments and royalty on net sales of products in territories.
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Here's the code: <button>a button!</button>.
<button>a button!</button>
And here's the button: a button!
Notice that the button doesn't do anything. You'll learn how to make buttons perform actions later on!


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noise_phys = [] // Preset
resp_phase = (np.random.rand(1) * 2 * np.pi)[0]
heart_phase = (np.random.rand(1) * 2 * np.pi)[0]
for tr_counter in timepoints:
// Calculate the radians for each variable at this
// given TR
resp_radians = np.multiply(timepoints, resp_rate) + resp_phase
heart_radians = np.multiply(timepoints, heart_rate) + heart_phase
// Combine the two types of noise and append


Cheating Detection
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Dave Lister is the last human being still alive. That's too bad, as he's also a completely lazy, immature, unwashed space bum. Lister was put into statis because he was unwilling to give up a stray cat he brought on board the space mining ship known as Red Dwarf. A radiation leak killed the rest of the crew, and the computer (known as Holly) took the ship out into deep space. Holly released Lister from stasis after the radiation levels dropped to a safe level, which took three million years. Holly, Lister, a hologram of Lister's dead bunkmate Rimmer, and a creature that evolved from Lister's cat now crew Red Dwarf as they attempt to make their way back to Earth.
This character comes from the hit British TV series Red Dwarf.


--- layout: documentation title: ByteRunType ---
The ByteRunType is used for representing a single byte run from within a raw object.
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Offset0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The Offset field specifies the offset of the beginning of the byte run as measured from the beginning of the object. |
| Byte_Order0..1 | EndiannessType |
The Byte_Order field specifies the endianness of the unpacked (e.g., unencoded, unencrypted, etc.) data contained within the Byte_Run_Data field. |
| File_System_Offset0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The File_System_Offset field is relevant only for byte runs of files in forensic analysis.It specifies the offset of the beginning of the byte run as measured from the beginning of the relevant file system. |
| Image_Offset0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The Image_Offset field is provided for forensic analysis purposes and specifies the offset of the beginning of the byte run as measured from the beginning of the relevant forensic image. |
| Length0..1 | IntegerObjectPropertyType |
The Length field specifies the number of bytes in the byte run. |
| Hashes0..1 | HashListType |
The Hashes field contains computed hash values for this the data in this byte run. |
| Byte_Run_Data0..1 | anyType |
The Byte_Run_Data field contains a raw dump of the byte run data, typically enclosed within an XML CDATA section. |


Revealed: How long Unai Emery has to save Arsenal job as pressure starts to mount on Gunners boss
by Sam WilkinsUnai Emery has reportedly been given just one month in order to save his job as Arsenal manager, with the pressure begging to mount on the Spaniard and his time in charge at the Emirates.
The Spaniard was brought in to replace Arsene Wenger during the summer of 2018, and despite spending a fairly large amount on transfer since then, the former PSG chief has failed to impress.
The Gunners stumbled to a fifth place finish and Europa League final during the Spaniard’s first season in charge, an outcome that just wasn’t deemed good enough by the majority of Gunners supporters.
And given how his side have started this season, it doesn’t seem as if the Gunners are going to fare any better this time around.
The north London outfit currently lie in sixth place in the Premier League, a whole eight points behind Man City in fourth.
Given this, it seems like Emery’s side will miss out on Champions League qualification this year should they fail to win the Europa League as well.
However, it looks as if the Gunners are going to try and turn their fortunes around by replacing Emery with a new manager should the Spaniard fail to turn his side’s form around in the coming weeks.
According to the Mirror, Emery has been given just one month to save his job as Arsenal manager, with his fate set to be decided by the club’s form in their next couple of games.
During this run, Arsenal take on Southampton, Brighton, Norwich, West Ham and Man City in the league, whilst also playing Standard Liege and Frankfurt in the EL.
And it seems as if Arsenal are going to have to come out the other side of this run with a great record if Emery is maintain his role as Gunners boss from here on out…


Competition makes us faster; Collaboration makes us better.
Robotics Club MNNIT is a student body under the Student Activity Centre (SAC), MNNIT Allahabad. We are a group of like-minded engineering students from all the college departments, and what unites us is our passion for technology, particularly robotics, automation, and artificial intelligence. We build robots for all sorts of applications, not only for competing at competitions but also to solve challenging real-life problems with technology. Since our club's establishment in 2016, we have completed 50+ projects in all domains related to robotics and automation, from design to circuits to software. We are also the birthplace of a fully functional startup, TSAW.
Technologies like robotics, automation, IoT, and artificial intelligence will be the workhorses of this decade. Many challenges are waiting to be solved with technology. In the past four years, since our club's establishment, we have gained expertise in all aspects of technology related to robotics and automation, notably these.
If you feel you have any problem in these technologies' domain, our clubs’ budding engineers are all ears for it. In our club, we believe that engineering should not happen after passing out from college, it should start right away from when one enters an engineering college. We offer you a workforce equipped with all tools to deal with challenges, and are eager to apply their knowledge to real-world problems. We are open to all potential partners who want to collaborate with us. Any collaborative projects from startups or companies from the industries in robotics and automation are most welcome. We assure you full professionalism and dedication from our end with anything you trust us.
Apart from technical expertise, we also have several workshops at both the school and college level, which will surely help you set a firm foot in technology. For more details, refer to this page.


Colour of a Rose Diagram:
Choice of the colour for the drawing of a rose diagram. You have the choice between the following colours::
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For any general queries relating to the Liquidations please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For customer related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>For supplier related queries please email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>How to retrieve utilisation metrics for your virtual machines
Overview
You can use the Cloud Director API to retrieve current or historic utilisation metrics for a virtual machine (VM). You can retrieve the following utilisation metrics:
Average CPU usage (%)
Maximum CPU usage (%)
Average CPU usage (MHz)
Average memory usage (%)
Average disk write speed (KBps)
Average disk read speed (KBps)
Amount of disk provisioned (KB)
Amount of disk used (KB)
You can retrieve current and historic utilisation metrics for VMs in all UKCloud regions.
Note
You can also find utilisation metrics for a VM in VMware Cloud Director by selecting Details and expanding the Monitoring Chart section.
Intended audience
To retrieve the utilisation metrics using the API, you must be logged into the Cloud Director API as an administrator, Catalog Author or vApp Author.
Retrieving current utilisation metrics
Current metrics are values collected at the time the request is processed by the server. You can use the Cloud Director API to retrieve a list of current metric values, one for each category.
You can retrieve current utilisation metrics for VMs in all regions.
Log in to the Cloud Director API.
For more information, see How to access VMware Cloud Director through the Cloud Director API.
Send the following request to the Cloud Director API to retrieve the current utilisation metrics for the VM.
GET https://<vcloud_api_url>/api/vApp/<vm_id>/metrics/current
Parameter Description Example vcloud_api_url
The URL you use to access the Cloud Director API vcd.portal.skyscapecloud.com
vm_id
The GUID of the VM for which you want to retrieve utilisation metrics
You can find the GUID of the VM using the API or at the end of the URL in the VM details page in VMware Cloud Directorvm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab
For example:
GET https://vcd.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab/metrics/current
The Cloud Director API response includes each of the current metric values, for example:
<CurrentUsage xmlns="http://www.vmware.com/vcloud/v1.5" ...> <Link rel="up" href="https://vcd.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab" type="application/vnd.vmware.vcloud.vm+xml"> <Metric name="cpu.usage.average" unit="PERCENT" value="0.1"/> <Metric name="cpu.usage.maximum" unit="PERCENT" value="0.1"/> <Metric name="cpu.usagemhz.average" unit="MEGAHERTZ" value="2.0"/> <Metric name="mem.usage.average" unit="PERCENT" value="0.0"/> <Metric name="disk.write.average" unit="KILOBYTES_PER_SECOND" value="0.0"/> <Metric name="disk.read.average" unit="KILOBYTES_PER_SECOND" value="0.0"/> <Metric name="disk.provisioned.latest" unit="KILOBYTE" value="45410433"/> <Metric name="disk.used.latest" unit="KILOBYTE" value="111744.0"/> </CurrentUsage>
Curl example
curl -i -XGET -H 'Accept: application/json;version=36.2' -H 'x-vcloud-authorization:<PHONE_NUMBER>abcdef1234567890abcdef' https://vcd.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab/metrics/current
Retrieving historic utilisation metrics
Historic metrics are collected and stored for three months. You can retrieve historic metrics for the last 24 hours of metric history.
You can retrieve historic utilisation metrics for VMs in all regions.
Log in to the Cloud Director API.
For more information, see How to access VMware Cloud Director through the Cloud Director API.
Send the following request to the Cloud Director API to retrieve the historic utilisation metrics for the VM.
GET https://<vcloud_api_url>/api/vApp/<vm_id>/metrics/historic
Parameter Description Example vcloud_api_url
The URL you use to access the Cloud Director API vcd.pod0000b.sys00005.portal.skyscapecloud.com
vm_id
The GUID of the VM for which you want to retrieve utilisation metrics
You can find the GUID of the VM using the API or at the end of the URL in the VM details page in VMware Cloud Directorvm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab
For example:
GET https://vcd.pod0000b.sys00005.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab/metrics/historic
The Cloud Director API response includes historic metric values for the last 24 hours, for example:
<HistoricUsage xmlns="http://www.vmware.com/vcloud/v1.5" ...> <Link rel="up" href="https://vcd.pod0000b.sys00005.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab" type="application/vnd.vmware.vcloud.vm+xml"> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="1800" name="disk.provisioned.latest" unit="KILOBYTE"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:00:00.000Z" value="875295.0"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:30:00.000Z" value="741388.0"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="cpu.usagemhz.average" unit="MEGAHERTZ"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:20.000Z" value="505.0"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="122.93333333333334"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="disk.read.average" unit="KILOBYTES_PER_SECOND"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:20.000Z value="208.7"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="0.0"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="mem.usage.average" unit="PERCENT"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:00.000Z" value="55.26272895119407"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="47.19066823323568"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="cpu.usage.average" unit="PERCENT"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:20.000Z" value="24.07100028991699"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="5.87066666285197"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="1800" name="disk.used.latest" unit="KILOBYTE"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:00:00.000Z" value="262154.0"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:30:00.000Z" value="373779.0"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="disk.write.average" unit="KILOBYTES_PER_SECOND"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:20.000Z" value="30.3"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="0.5333333333333333"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> <MetricSeries expectedInterval="300" name="cpu.usage.maximum" unit="PERCENT"> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:03:20.000Z" value="24.07100028991699"/> <Sample timestamp="2013-12-02T20:06:40.000Z" value="5.87066666285197"/> <Sample ... /> </MetricSeries> </HistoricUsage/>
Curl example
curl -i -XGET -H 'Accept: application/json;version=36.2' -H 'x-vcloud-authorization:<PHONE_NUMBER>abcdef1234567890abcdef' https://vcd.pod0000b.sys00005.portal.skyscapecloud.com/api/vApp/vm-12345678-aaaa-bbbb-cccc-1234567890ab/metrics/historic
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