statsmodels.graphics.boxplots.violinplot¶
-
statsmodels.graphics.boxplots.
violinplot
(data, ax=None, labels=None, positions=None, side='both', show_boxplot=True, plot_opts={})[source]¶ Make a violin plot of each dataset in the data sequence.
A violin plot is a boxplot combined with a kernel density estimate of the probability density function per point.
Parameters: data : sequence of ndarrays
Data arrays, one array per value in positions.
ax : Matplotlib AxesSubplot instance, optional
If given, this subplot is used to plot in instead of a new figure being created.
labels : list of str, optional
Tick labels for the horizontal axis. If not given, integers
1..len(data)
are used.positions : array_like, optional
Position array, used as the horizontal axis of the plot. If not given, spacing of the violins will be equidistant.
side : {‘both’, ‘left’, ‘right’}, optional
How to plot the violin. Default is ‘both’. The ‘left’, ‘right’ options can be used to create asymmetric violin plots.
show_boxplot : bool, optional
Whether or not to show normal box plots on top of the violins. Default is True.
plot_opts : dict, optional
A dictionary with plotting options. Any of the following can be provided, if not present in plot_opts the defaults will be used:
- 'violin_fc', MPL color. Fill color for violins. Default is 'y'. - 'violin_ec', MPL color. Edge color for violins. Default is 'k'. - 'violin_lw', scalar. Edge linewidth for violins. Default is 1. - 'violin_alpha', float. Transparancy of violins. Default is 0.5. - 'cutoff', bool. If True, limit violin range to data range. Default is False. - 'cutoff_val', scalar. Where to cut off violins if `cutoff` is True. Default is 1.5 standard deviations. - 'cutoff_type', {'std', 'abs'}. Whether cutoff value is absolute, or in standard deviations. Default is 'std'. - 'violin_width' : float. Relative width of violins. Max available space is 1, default is 0.8. - 'label_fontsize', MPL fontsize. Adjusts fontsize only if given. - 'label_rotation', scalar. Adjusts label rotation only if given. Specify in degrees.
Returns: fig : Matplotlib figure instance
If ax is None, the created figure. Otherwise the figure to which ax is connected.
See also
beanplot
- Bean plot, builds on violinplot.
matplotlib.pyplot.boxplot
- Standard boxplot.
Notes
The appearance of violins can be customized with plot_opts. If customization of boxplot elements is required, set show_boxplot to False and plot it on top of the violins by calling the Matplotlib boxplot function directly. For example:
violinplot(data, ax=ax, show_boxplot=False) ax.boxplot(data, sym='cv', whis=2.5)
It can happen that the axis labels or tick labels fall outside the plot area, especially with rotated labels on the horizontal axis. With Matplotlib 1.1 or higher, this can easily be fixed by calling
ax.tight_layout()
. With older Matplotlib one has to useplt.rc
orplt.rcParams
to fix this, for example:plt.rc('figure.subplot', bottom=0.25) violinplot(data, ax=ax)
References
J.L. Hintze and R.D. Nelson, “Violin Plots: A Box Plot-Density Trace Synergism”, The American Statistician, Vol. 52, pp.181-84, 1998.
Examples
We use the American National Election Survey 1996 dataset, which has Party Identification of respondents as independent variable and (among other data) age as dependent variable.
>>> data = sm.datasets.anes96.load_pandas() >>> party_ID = np.arange(7) >>> labels = ["Strong Democrat", "Weak Democrat", "Independent-Democrat", ... "Independent-Indpendent", "Independent-Republican", ... "Weak Republican", "Strong Republican"]
Group age by party ID, and create a violin plot with it:
>>> plt.rcParams['figure.subplot.bottom'] = 0.23 # keep labels visible >>> age = [data.exog['age'][data.endog == id] for id in party_ID] >>> fig = plt.figure() >>> ax = fig.add_subplot(111) >>> sm.graphics.violinplot(age, ax=ax, labels=labels, ... plot_opts={'cutoff_val':5, 'cutoff_type':'abs', ... 'label_fontsize':'small', ... 'label_rotation':30}) >>> ax.set_xlabel("Party identification of respondent.") >>> ax.set_ylabel("Age") >>> plt.show()
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Overview
This document is intended to give you a conceptual overview of Cricket
Audio.
Detailed API documentation is in the C++ header files themselves, in
the inc/ck directory; or, if you prefer,
there is formatted API documentation here.
For the Objective-C interface, every method or property corresponds directly
to a function in the C++ interface; so for documentation on a particular
Objective-C method or property, refer to the corresponding function in the
C++ documentation. For example, for documentation on the -(void)
play method on the class CkoSound,
look at the documentation for CkSound::play().
For the Android Java interface, there is javadoc-generated documentation here.


Week 4
Day 1
Our instructor Fransisco went to Kochi and Luciano will be taking classes for us this week . This week we will be planning designing our final project along with our other catch up plans. Luciano gave us a brief about the final project like what it should be, how to design and other related stuff. We have to design a product which we can fabricate inside fablab and should be simple so that we can finish this product in the available time frame. After that Luciano listed out the requirements inside Fab lab and what we are lacking in our lab. We can take any of these issues to do our final project. Luciano asked us to finalize our project idea and present it before everyone by afternoon.I was in great confusion about my project idea. After thinking lot i decided to make a Low Cost Parking Assit using Attiny 44 and a Ultrasonic Sensor.
Design Brief
Problem Statement
A low cost parking assistant which updates the driver how close he / she is from the wall. After crossing a certain limit, the system will trigger an LED Indication / Sound Alarm.
Problem Description
Usually while parking a car or a bike it highly probable to hit a wall and lose our vehicles paint.If there is warning system that can notify the driver that he/she is very close to wall and he/she must stop now this issue can be solved. I am a bad driver in case of parking. I usually hit wall while I am parking car in reverse . This low cost parking assit can help me in avoiding this issue.
Constraints
The Ultrasonic sensor is not available in the invetory. I have to procure that locally. I am planning to design and fabricate casing using acrylic sheet by laser cutting. The box size is 5cm * 5 cm with a height of 4 cm. I need to cut two holes for the ping sensor at the top. The weight wont exceed 100gms.
Fabrication Process : PCB Design -> Milling PCB -> Soldering -> Programming -> Building the case
Cost
The average Cost of production will be less than Rs. 500 including price for the sensor.
After finalizing the design idea and writing project brief Luciano gave us a quick demo of soldering a Fabduino IC. We used to solder pin by pin of IC's which consume more time and makes the soldering process too complex. Luciano taught us to solder using the "gloop and subtract" technique. In this firs wwe fix one leg of the IC and make its orientation correct then we pour solder over all legs so that there will be too much solder in all of the legs of the IC. Now we will use Quickbraid to remove the excess solder. Thus our IC is perfectly soldered to the board.
Day 2 & Day 3
I missed two importants days in Pre fab since i burned my fingers during Diwali. Luciano taught how to use Shopbot (I was waiting for this actually ) and Designing using Rhino these days.Day 4
Today I was focussing on designing my project till after noon and in the after we did moulding. I planned to use fabduino for my project so i started with customising the fabduino for my project. I need three Output pins and two pins for driving the Ping Sensor as per the current plan. It was really hectic for me to do these manual routing using eagle. I added two sockets for soldering sensor input and for taking led output . Also I placed an On board RGB LED. Tommorow I have to mill this PCB.Modified Fabduino
.
By after noon we moved to moulding. We already had our wax cut designs. Before starting the moulding Luciano gave us brief idea about the avialable kind of material in our inventory. We have Liquid Rubber, Liquid Plastic, Heat resistant Mould, Color dye available in our inventory. These have an average shelf life of 6 months only and since our place is toomuch humid it may be even more less.
Desk prepared for Moulding
.
Today we used OOMOO 25 for for moulding. There are two different solution in one pack. We need to mix these at specific ratio first before pourig it to the design. These are highly toxic and allergic , so we must use gloves while handling them. Once we mix the both we need to stirr it well till there is uniform color. Once mixed this we have 15 minutess to pour this onto pur wax mould before it starts setting. We poured it to all the available wax mould and allowed it for setting.Thats all for the day.
Pouring OOMOO 25 to my Wax Mould
.


9. CM4 Details¶
In cloudmesh cm4, we are using the Python tool to implement a program that could remotely control cloud nodes provided by different organizations and run experiments in parallel.
The goal of cm4
is to provide a platform that users could directly
control the nodes they have, like AWS, Azure, and OPENSTACK
instances. Users could decide to start, stop, destroy, create, resume,
and suspend different nodes without accessing the Console
interfaces of providers. Then users could install experiment
environment, software, and other required tools in these running
nodes. Finally, an experiment could be executed in running nodes by
sending the commands from cm4
platform. Meanwhile, we embed the
NoSQL database MongoDB into cm4 for managing the nodes and
experiments.
9.2. What we have implemented¶
- the function to install
cm4
and its required packages - the function to manage the virtual machines from cloud service providers (Azure, AWS, and Openstack)
- the function to use MongoDB for saving data
9.2.1. The Preparation for installing cm4
(David)¶
- requriements.txt : the required packages
- setup.py : ??
- cm4/command/command.py : the python class defines the interface for the command-line
cm4
:o: update the command that cm4 can really run.
9.2.2. The Configuration files and some relative function classes (Sachith)¶
The cloudmesh4.yaml file contains all the configurations required for CM4 to run. By default it’s located in the Cloudmesh home directory (~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml).
<IP_ADDRESS>. Use the Configurations file¶
To use the configurations in CM4, you need to import the Config class and use the config object provided by that class to access and manipulate the configuration file.
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Getting the config object¶
from cm4.configuration.config import Config
config = Config().data["cloudmesh"]
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Getting values¶
To get values from the configurations, you can call level by level from top-down config.
MONGO_HOST = config["data"]["mongo"]["MONGO_HOST"]
9.2.3. Using the Counter file¶
CM4 keeps track of all the VMs running using counters for each VM. The counter file is located at
~/.cloudmesh/counter.yaml
<IP_ADDRESS>. Using the counter¶
from cm4.configuration.counter import Counter
counter = Counter()
<IP_ADDRESS>.1. Incrementing and Decrementing the counter values¶
# to update a specific VM counter
counter.incr("<VM_NAME>")
counter.decr("<VM_NAME>")
# to update the total vm counter
counter.incr()
counter.decr()
<IP_ADDRESS>.2. Getting and Setting the counter values¶
# to update a specific VM counter
counter.get("<VM_NAME>")
counter.set("<VM_NAME>", "value")
9.2.4. The MongoDB Database in cm4
(Yu)¶
We add the database into cm4
with two reasons:
- provide the information of nodes in different providers.
- record the experiment executed through cm4, easy for next re-execution.
Every time the user use the cm4
platform, the server would access the running MongoDB database, querying the nodes’
information, showing relative metadata, and then updating all necessary data.
The MongoDB would finish below tasks:
- saving all information:
- the nodes’ information queried from cloud service, like name, id, status, and other metadata about this node.
- saving the executing or executed experiment information, like which node we run the experiment, the input, the command, and the output.
- saving the group information users defined.
- updating any changes:
- the changes updated on the nodes, like stop running node, or start stopped node.
- the changes updated on the [
cloudmesh4.yaml
], like add new nodes. - when the experiment is done, output and experiment status would be updated.
- new group is created while using
cm4
will be updated
- return required information:
- return the node information, group information, and experiment information when
cm4
queries them.
- return the node information, group information, and experiment information when
<IP_ADDRESS>. Data Scheme in MongoDB¶
There are three types of documents in MongoDB:
Node information in
cloud
collection. Different cloud service providers would return different schemas of node information. It is hard to manipulate different nodes’ information into same schema, so we decide to dump the return mesaage into MongoDB without any changes.Node’s experiment status in
status
collection. The document instatus
collection is going to save the information of experiments executed in a node.'_id': node_id, 'status': status, 'currentJob': job_id, 'history' : the history of executed experiments in this node
Experiment information in
job
collection.'_id' : experiment_id 'name': name, 'status': status, 'input': input_info, 'output': output_info, 'description': description, 'commands': commands
Group information in
group
collection.'cloud': cloud, 'name': name, 'size': size, 'vms': list_vms
<IP_ADDRESS>. Security in MongoDB¶
For data security purpose, we enable the MongoDB security functionality in cm4
.
When users first time start the MongoDB, they have to add an account and open an port to access all database in MongoDB. Because we save all nodes’ information into MongoDB inclduing the Authorization information. If your MongoDB is open to everyone, it is easy for hacker to steal your information. So you are requried to set the username and password for the security purpose.
If you want to learn more about the Security in MongoDB, you can visit this page or visit the brief introduction about the MongoDB
Here is a quick reference about how to enable MongoDB Security option.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Install MongoDB Into Local¶
If you want to know how to install MongoDB into local, you can review Install MongoDB
And if you want to use cm4
to help you install MongoDB, you have to update the information required for installing MongoDB into [cloudmesh4.yaml
] file.
The cm4/cmmongo/MongoDBController.py
has the functions to install MongoDB for Linux and Darwin system.
The logic of installing MongoDB is:
1. install prepared tools
2. download the MonoDB .tgz tarball
3. extract file from tarball
4. update the PATH environment
5. create data and log directories
6. create the mongodb configuration file
When we finish installing MongoDB to local, we have to:
7. run the MongoDB
8. add new role for user to access the database
9. stop MongoDB
10. enable the security setting in configuration file
<IP_ADDRESS>. Insert and Update Documents in MongoDB¶
We have different documents in different collections. The operations in cm4/vm/Vm.py
will call mongoDB.py
to accomplish
inserting and updating the document.
insert_cloud_document(document) : insert the document into 'cloud' collection
insert_status_document(document) : insert the document into 'status' collection
insert_job_document(document) : insert the document into 'job' collection
insert_group_document(document) : insert the document into 'group' collection
update_document(collection_name, key, value, info) : update the new information into the
the document queried by 'key : value'
in collection_name' collection
find_document(collection_name, key, value) : get a document by 'key : value' from
'collection_name' collection
find(collection_name, key, value) : get documents satisfied with 'key : value' from
'collection_name' collection
delete_document(collection_name, key, value) : delete the document satisfied with 'key : value'
from 'collection_name' collection
9.2.6. The Virtual Machine Provider¶
<IP_ADDRESS>. Execute Command in MongoDB¶
To grant users more power in manipulating their local MongoDB database, we also add functions for users to execute their customized mongoDB command as if they can use mongoDB client throught terminal by db_command(command) function. And in order to handle the various exceptions and errors which might occur when executing the command, we also add the db_connection() function to help contain those unexpected results.
db_command(command): issue a command string to virtual mongoDB shell
db_connection: test connection to local mongoDB host
9.2.6. 4. The Virtual Machine Provider¶
In the cm4
, we developed the cm4/vm/Vm.py
class to implement the operations for different virtual machines from AWS,
Azure, and Chameleon by using the python library Apache Libcloud to interact with
cloud service providers.
The basic functions are:
1. start(vm_name) : start the virtual machine with specified name
2. stop(vm_name, deallocate) : stop the virtual machine with specified name
3. resume(vm_name) : resume the suspended virtual machine with specified name
4. suspend(vm_name) : suspend the running virtual machine with specified name
5. destroy(vm_name) : destroy the virtual machine with specified name
6. list() : list all virtual machine in your cloud service account
7. status(vm_name) : show the working status of virtual machine with specified name
8. info(vm_name) : show all information about the virtual machine with specified name
9. get_public_ips(vm_name) : return the public ip of the virtual machine with specified name
10. set_public_ip(vm_name, public_ip): set the public ip for the virtual machine with specified name
11. remove_public_ip(vm_name) : remove the public ip from virtual machine with specified name
Below we list some sample of running these functions for virtual machines in AWS, Azure and Openstack.
9.2.7. AWS VM Operations (Yu)¶
Before using the AWS Vm code, user has to update their AWS information into cloudmesh4.yaml
file in etc folder.
The Libcloud library has enough methods to support the operations for managing virtual machines in AWS. We use a
cm4/vm/Aws.py
to create the driver based on the configuration to connect to AWS.
Inherit the Libcloud library, we did some modifications on AWSDriver
to extend the operation. The create_node
method would create a virtual machine in AWS based on the configuration of cloudmesh4.yaml
file
Here are some samples for running these operations by using cm4
:
:o: please update the commands and results here
9.2.8. Azure VM Operation (David)¶
9.2.9. Chameleon VM Operation (Rui and Kimball)¶
Same as above, before using the VM Openstack functionalities,
user has to update their Openstack information into the cloudmesh4.yaml
file (~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh.yaml by macOS convention).
It is also important to notice that openstack has various providers.
And it is important to specify each of them with correspondent log-in credentials.
Many of the funtions are supported by the Libcloud library. By specifying the config parameters to openstack
and chameleaon
,
VM Provider will automatically attach futher operations to openstack primitives.
In order to overcome some issues with service provider (mostly delays in operations like spawing, ip-assignments, refactoring and etc), we implement timeout mechanism to syncronize status between our local machines and remote providers. Blocking strategy is used to prevent un-deterministic running result.
Since providers of openstack like Chameleon and Jetstream allow users to associate customized float ip to their instances, we also develop such functions to support tasks like this and give more power to users when runing their jobs.
Here are some samples for running these operations by using cm4
project:
:o: please update the commands and results here
9.2.10. VM Refactor (Rui)¶
In addition, in order to offer more flexibilities to our users, we also developed vmrefactor (cm4/vm/VmRefactor.py
)
to allow users to customize the flavors of their running instances and services in different providers.
1. resize(vm_name, size) : resize the virtual machine with specified size object
2. confirm_resize(vm_name) : some providers requires confirmation message to complete resize() operation
3. revert(vm_name) : revert a resize operation. Revert the virtual machine to previous status
4. rename(vm_name, newname) : rename the virtual machine
5. rebuild(vm_name, image) : rebuild the virtual machine to another image/OS with image object.
Currently, major providers usually charge users according to their usage. It might be finacially wise sometimes to shift between different service size to reduce unnecessary cost. VmRefactor is designed based on this idea to help users to achieve higher cost efficiency. VmRefactor can also help users navigate thier management tasks especially when they have many different tasks on the run.
9.3. Flask Rest API (Sachith)¶
The cm4 REST Api is built using flask and provides the cloud information retrieval functionality through HTTP calls.
9.3.2. How to run the REST API¶
$ cm4 admin rest status
$ cm4 admin rest start
$ cm4 admin rest stop
- Navigate to the cm directory. example:
cd ~/git/cloudmesh/cm
- Configure the cm4
pip install .
- Add the MongoDB information in the cm4 configuration file
vi ~/.cloudmesh/cloudmesh4.yaml
- Run the REST API
python cm4/flask_rest_api/rest_api.py
9.3.3. API¶
/vms/
: Provides information on all the VMs./vms/stopped
: Provides information on all the stopped VMs./vms/<id>
: Provides information on the VM identified by the
9.3.4. Examples¶
Retrieve information about a VM
curl localhost:5000/vms/i-0fad7e92ffea8b345
9.3.5. Dev - restricting certain ips for certain rest calls¶
from flask import abort, request
from cm4.flask_rest_api.app import app
@app.before_request
def limit_remote_addr():
if request.remote_addr != '<IP_ADDRESS>':
abort(403) # Forbidden
9.4. Extra: Run Command/Script in AWS by cm4
¶
The cm4/aws/CommandAWS.py
contains some methods to run commands/scripts from local to remote AWS virtual machines.
Any command/script operations executed by CommandAWS.py
would be saved into MongoDB.
In cm4
, we use python running ssh client to connect the AWS virtual machines. Before running the commands
or scripts remotely, the CommandAWS.py
would create the job document in MongoDB for saving the experiment information.
This job document contains the information of virtual machine name, the running command or script, and job status, input,
output and description. Meanwhile, the job document_id would be added into status document of the status
collection for
describing the job status of each virtual machine.
:o: please add example


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- physical damage to 1 enemy
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| Double Jump
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- chaos damage to all enemies in your path
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- activated with the jump key while falling
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| Shattered Souls
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- killing enemy sometimes creates soul fragment you can absorb to heal 20% of your max health
- soul fragments from demons give you +20% damage for 15 seconds
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| Spectral Sight
| all
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| 60 seconds
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- allows you see enemies and treasures through physical barriers and stealthed/invisible enemies, 10 second duration
- attacking or taking damage ends the effect
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| Torment
| all
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| 8 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
| taunt 1 enemy to attack you
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| Chaos Nova
| havoc
| 10
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| 60 seconds
| 30 fury
| ???
| ???
| chaos damage and 2 second stun to all enemies within ??? yards
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| Demon Spikes
| vengeance
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| 20 second recharge
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| increases your armor, 2 charges
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| Fiery Brand
| vengeance
| 10
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| 60 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
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- fire damage to 1 enemy
- -40% damage done to you from that enemy for 8 seconds
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| Infernal Strike
| vengeance
| 10
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| 20 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
| leap to target location, fire damage to all enemies within 6 yards
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| Mastery: Demonic Presence
| havoc
| 10
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- increases your chaos damage dealt
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| Mastery: Fel Blood
| vengeance
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- Demon Spikes armor bonus increased by percentage of agility
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| Shattered Souls: Rank 2
| vengeance
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- passive ability
- soul fragments heal for fixed amount rather than percentage
- lesser soul fragments heals you for percentage of damage taken within last 5 seconds, minimum 1% of max health
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| Shear
| vengeance
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| ???
| melee
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- physical damage to 1 enemy
- shatters lesser soul fragment from target
- +10 fury
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| Soul Cleave
| vengeance
| 10
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| 30 fury
| yes
| melee
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- physical damage to up to 5 enemies in front of you
- heals you
- consumes up to 2 soul fragments within 25 yards
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| Thick Skin
| vengeance
| 10
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- passive ability
- +65% stamina, +100% armor
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| Throw Glaive
| vengeance
| 10
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| 9 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
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- physical damage to 1 enemy
- can ricochet to an additional enemy
- generates additional threat
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| Vengeful Retreat
| havoc
| 10
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| 25 seconds
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| ???
| ???
| physical damage to all nearby enemies, remove all snares and vault away
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| Eye Beam
| havoc
| 11
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| 30 seconds
| 30 fury
| ???
| 20 yards
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- chaos damage to all enemies in front of you over 2 seconds
- damage is reduced against secondary targets
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| Fel Devastation
| vengeance
| 11
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| 60 seconds
| 50 fury
| ???
| 20 yards
| fire damage to ??? enemies within ??? yards in front of you over 2 seconds
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| Blade Dance
| havoc
| 12
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| 15 seconds
| 35 fury
| ???
| ???
| physical damage to up to 5 enemies within ??? yards
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| Sigil of Flame
| vengeance
| 12
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| 30 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
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- place a sigil at the target location, activates after 2 seconds
- fire damage to ??? enemies within ??? yards of the sigil
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| all
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- -5% magic damage taken
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| vengeance
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- -5% physical damage taken
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| havoc
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- +20% chance for Chaos Strike to refund 20 fury
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| vengeance
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- Soul Cleave heals for additional amount per soul fragment consumed
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| Consume Magic
| all
| 17
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| 10 seconds
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| ???
| 30 yards
| remove 1 beneficial magic effect from 1 enemy
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| Immolation Aura: Rank 2
| all
| 18
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- passive ability
- Immolation Aura instantly deals fire damage to all enemies within 8 yards
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| Throw Glaive: Rank 2
| all
| 19
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- passive ability
- Throw Glaive ricochets to an additional target
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| Metamorphosis: Rank 2 (havoc)
| havoc
| 20
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- passive ability
- +25% haste during Metamorphosis
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| vengeance
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- -60 second Metamorphosis cooldown
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Uintah::PhaseField
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Interface for boundary conditions. More...
#include <BCInterface.h>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| template<typename... Field> | |
| static std::list< Problem< VAR, STN, Field... > > | partition_patch (const typename Field::label_type &... labels, const VarLabel *subproblems_label, int material, const Patch *patch, const std::map< std::string, FC > *c2f=nullptr) |
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Interface for boundary conditions.
groups together various methods to get info about boundary conditions which depend on the different types of variable representation and fine-differences stencils allowing to choose the relevant implementation at compile time
| VAR | type of variable representation |
| STN | finite-difference stencil |
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inlinestatic |
Partition a patch into a list of Problems.
Retrieves boundary conditions and partirion a patch accordingly
| Field | list of type of fields (ScalarField < T> or VectorField < T, N >) of the Problems |
| labels | list of lables for each variable of the problem |
| subproblems_label | label of subproblems in the DataWarehouse |
| material | problem material index |
| patch | grid patch to be partitioned |
| c2f | which fine/coarse interface conditions to use on each variable |
Problem Dimension


Back and Forth was created for the "Ludum Dare 30" game jam. We finished pretty well so we continued to work on it and eventually released it for android on the google play store.
Back and Forth is a puzzle game where you have to maneuver 2 blocks into the correct position. Whenever you move one block the other moves in the oposite direction.
Feelin N Dealin was created for "Ludum Dare 29", the first game jam I participated in. It is a simple side scroller set in the sewers, as you progress through the game you can buy cosmetic items for your base.
Wheelin N Stealin is the spiritual successor to Feelin N Dealin created for the "Gamejolt GameBoy Jam 3". This time we created a top down driving game featuring the same money mechanics from the first game.
Puzzle Tower is a 3D puzzle platformer created for "Ludum Dare 34". The focus of the game is to climb a tower while pushing blocks and jumping over obstacles.
I create custom Counter-Strike maps in my free time and I plan to set up a 1v1 server in the near future :)
I currently am working on a 5v5 defuse map and there is a 1v1 aim map available to download.


Making your own beer is easy. People have been brewing at home for several thousand years, and they did it with much less education and resources than you now possess.
The beer we are going to make is known as an extract beer. It is slightly more complex than beer kits, where you just add water, but it will have a much more refined taste. Plus, it's much easier than mashing your beer the old-fashioned way, and with the quality of ingredients now available, it's hard to tell the difference.
You may discover simpler how-to guides than this, and that's fine. I've decided to err on the side of quality rather than simplicity.
Beginning homebrew kits can be bought from homebrew supply shops for about $40 to $60, but they rarely include all the essential equipment. They are still a good deal, however, because they're cheaper as a package, rather than buying everthing seperate. If your kit doesn't contain all of the items listed below, make sure you pick them up as well. Some items can be found in your kitchen, and others you can borrow from a fellow brewer.
This is a basic recipe for an American style ale. I've left some decisions up to you, so it might end up as a pale ale, and amber ale, or something else. If your beginner's brewing kit includes ingredients (as many do), by all means use it! Just check to see that all the ingredients listed below are included in some variation or another. Above all, get the freshest fixings available.
Three to four days before the big brew day, you need to "smack" your yeast. Read the directions on the smack pack for how to do this. Make sure you shaike it vigorously for several minutes afterwards. Put the smack pack in a cool place, like your pantry, until brew day. By then, the pack will have swollen to about two inches thick. If it hasn't, it probably wasn't fresh enough, so postpone brew day an extra couple of days to give it more time.
On brew day, organize your brewing area. Make sure your equipment is clean. Sanitize your carboy, racking cane, airlock, stopper and siphon tubing. Re-read these directions so that you'll know what to do next at any given time.
If you haven't bought your specialty grains pre-crushed, you'll need to crush them now. Place them on a cutting board, and use a rolling pin to crush them to grit sized pieces. They should not be ground or chopped. Put the crushed grains into your cheesecloth bag.
Set the brewpot on the stove and add four to five gallons of non-chlorinated water, but not so much that it would be apt to boil over. Turn up the heat and put in the bag of grains. Monitor the temperature and move the bag often to prevent scorching. When the temperature is 170 degrees, turn off the heat, cover the pot, and let it sit for ten to twenty minutes. (now is a good time to put your malt syrup in a sink of hot water so it will flow easily during the next step). Pick up the bag, let it drain, then pour two or three cups of hot water over it slowly to rise out all the good stuff.
Bring the brewpot up to a boil and stir in your malt extract. Be sure to stir the bottom of the pot so the extract won't burn. This addition of extract will lower the temperature, so bring it back up to a full rolling boil. Note the time and add one ounce of hops. Keep a close eye on the mixture, because as every experienced brewer can tell you, "an unwatched pot always boils over!"
Forty minutes later, add one-half ounce of hops. Fifteen minutes later add the remaining half ounce of hops.
One hour after you have started the boil (five minutes after the last hops were added), turn off the heat and cover the pot. This is now a critical time for beer. From now on, let nothing that has not been sanitized come in contact with the beer until you drink it.
The 212 degree unfermented beer, called wort, needs to be cooled down to about 70 degrees as fast as possible. Eventually you will purchase a wort-chiller and wonder how you ever lived without one. Until then, here's what to do.
Stick your pot in the sink, or if it doesn't fit, into your bathtub. Fill the sink with water halfway up the pot (more thatn this and you risk the pot tilting over). Open the drain slightly and allow water to run into the sink so that there's a slight flow of cold water running around the brewpot. Add plenty of ice around the pot. When it all melts away, add another quantity of ice. When it melts, the pot should be cool enough. Feel the sides of the pot to make sure. If the temperature only down down to 80 degrees or so, that's fine.
The process of siphoning beer from one container to another is called racking. You now need to rack your beer from the brewpot into a sanitized carboy.
Set the brewpot on a counter with the carboy on the floor below it. Assemble the sanitized racking cane and siphon hose, and fill with clean, sanitary water. Pinch off the end of the hose, stick the end of the racking can into the brewpot all the way to the bottom, and begin siphoning. Don't worry about the dregs left behind in the brewpot when you're done.
If you don't feel like siphoning yet, use a large funnel, and pour the wort into the carboy, but be carefull, it's heavy. It's also a good idea when pouring to use a strainer to strain out whole hops if you used them.
You probably won't have a full five gallons of wort, since a lot of the water evaporated in the boil. Use clean, sanitary water to fill the carboy to the five gallon level.
"Pitch" the Yeast into the carboy by cutting off a corner of the smack pack with scissors and pouring the lot into the wort. If you used dry yeast, it will have to be hydrated first.
Cover the carboy with a piece of sanitized foil and rock it back and forth, splashing the wort around. This is called aerating the wort.  Keep it up for five minutes at least. It's good exercise.
If you use a five gallon carboy, you will need to use a blow-off tube. If you use a six and a half gallon carboy, assemble your airlock and stopper and fit into the carboy. Make sure that you still have plenty of space between the top of the wort and the neck of the carboy. Fermenting beer will develop a lot of foam, and it's not a pretty site to wake up in the morning to find a third of your beer on the floor. Put your beer in a cool, dark corner or cellar, cover with a towel to keep stray light out, and wait one week. You can watch the airlock while you wait.
If after a week, you still get bubbles through the airlock more often than once every thirty seconds, wait some more until it has slowed down.
It is a good idea to have someone help you bottle. There are a lot of steps in bottling, so it might help to practice first. Develop a good rhythm. A good division of labor is for the brewer to fill the bottles and the helper to cap them.
Clean and sanitize your bottles, caps, siphoning apparatus, bottle filler and bottling bucket. Boil a sauce pan of water with the 3/4 cup of bottling sugar. The sugar solution will give the yeast in the bottles just enough stuff to ferment as to cause carbonation. Cover and let it cool. Put the sugar solution in the bucket and siphon the beer from the carboy into the bucket. Try not to agitate or spash the beer. Gently stir the beer a couple of times to make sure the sugar is well distributed.
Assemble your racking cane and siphon tubing, this time adding the bottle filler to the end of the tubing. The bottle filler will let the beer flow when you gently push down on the tip, and stop the flow when you lift up.
Siphon the beer from the bottling bucket into an empty bottle, cap the bottle, get another empty bottle, repeat.
Put the bottles in a cool dark place, not your fridge, because the yeast still have a little work left to do. The beer will be ready to drink in two weeks (one week if you're desperate). Uncap, pour into your favorite beer glass, leaving the thin layer of yeast behind. Enjoy! It's the best beer you've ever had!
Sanitation does not mean sterilization. Sterilizing your equipment is simply not practical for a home brewer. Sanitizing will get rid of almost all the beer-spoiling microbes on your equipment. Your goal is to make sure your friendly yeast get to your beer before other microscopic beasties can.
Nothing can be sanitized if it is not cleaned first. Bits of grease, grime and scum are perfect places for bacteria to hide from your sanitizer. Clean your countertops. Clean your hands too! Keep flies away from everything.
The three most common sanitizers for homebrewing are campden tablets, chlorine bleach, and iodine sanitizer. Campden tablets are more suited towards wine and mead making and I would advise against using them. If you decide to use chlorine bleach, it must be unscented. Iodine sanitizer is sold under many different brand names. B.T.F. and Iodophor being common brands.
If you use chlorine bleach, add one to two ounces to five gallons of cold water. Sanitize your small equipment in this solution for at least a half of an hour. Then pour your solution into your carboy to sanitize it. Rinse off the solution from your equipment with clean, sanitary water.
If you use iodine sanitizer, mix two ounces into five gallons of water. Let all equipment remain in contact with the solution for at least five minutes. With this type of sanitizer, you can let your equipment air-dry without rinsing.
 But don't do it! You get all of the bacteria in your mouth on the siphon tube where they will find their way into your beer. Starting a sanitary siphon is not much more difficult, however. There are a few siphon-starting gadgets on the market, but they have their drawbacks.
The most basic way to start a siphon is to fill the racking cane and tubing with clean, sanitary water. If you have a bacterial filter on your kitchen faucet, just hold the end of the tube under a stream of water. Otherwise, use one of those tiny funnels that will fit into the tubing, and slowly pour in some bottled water. When the water reaches the end of the racking cane, pinch off the end of the siphon tube. Make sure that there aren't any air bubbles in the line. Put the tip on the racking cane.
Make sure that the bottom of the container you are siphoning from is higher than the top of the container you are siphoning to. Put the end of the racking tube in the first container all the way to the bottom. Put the end of the siphon tubing into the other container, and voila! A siphon.
It is a very good idea to practice this technique with buckets of plain water before you attempt it for the first time on your precious beer.
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Stonebwoy jabs Kelvyn Boy on stage at the 4Syte Music Video Awards ’19
by RASHADIt seems Stonebwoy is still pissed about his brouhaha with his former signee, Kelvyn Boy and how they parted ways.
Stonebwoy has sent another jab directed at Kelvyn Boy whiles performing at the 2019 4Syte Music Video Awards.
SEE ALSO: Shatta Wale dashed his award to Stonebwoy at the just ended 4syte TV Award as a sign of peace
Stonebwoy paused in the middle of his performance and encouraged Ghanaians to protect him, Shatta Wale and Sarkodie because they are national assets.
He added that it will take 40 years for Ghana to get such perfect artists like themselves in this country so Ghanaians can choose to protect them or ignore but they are national assets.
He also sent a shout out to his godfather, Samini who was in the auditorium and showed his maximum respect to him.
He then sent a fresh jab to upcoming artists like Kelvyn Boy who does not show respect to their bosses.
Although Stonebwoy did not directly name the owner of the shade, it’s not far fetched to know it was for his former artist, Kelvyn Boy who left his label to sign under Blakk Cedis’ label when Blakk still managed Stonebwoy and Kelvyn Boy was still signed under Burniton Music Group
Stonebwoy said: “Big up to Samini, my godfather, and the upcoming wey dem no dey respect, dem for sit well.”
Watch the video below
SEE ALSO: Mmebusem performed with Medikal and it qualifies to be the best performance in 2019 so far
Meanwhile, Kelvyn Boy is now being fully managed by Blakk Cedi although they are yet to make the terms of the contract public.


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char32_t
problem In response to the wchar_t
mess described in the previous section,
ISO C 11 introduces two new types: char32_t
and char16_t
.
char32_t
is a type like wchar_t
, with the added guarantee that it
is 32 bits wide. So, it is a type that is appropriate for encoding a Unicode
character. It is meant to resolve the problems of the 16-bit wide
wchar_t
on AIX and Windows platforms, and allow a saner programming model
for wide character strings across all platforms.
char16_t
is a type like wchar_t
, with the added guarantee that it
is 16 bits wide. It is meant to allow porting programs that use the broken wide
character strings programming model from Windows to all platforms. Of course,
no one needs this.
These types are accompanied with a syntax for defining wide string literals with
these element types: u"..."
and U"..."
.
So far, so good. What the ISO C designers forgot, is to provide standardized C
library functions that operate on these wide character strings. They
standardized only the most basic functions, mbrtoc32
and c32rtomb
,
which are analogous to mbrtowc
and wcrtomb
, respectively. For the
rest, GNU gnulib https://www.gnu.org/software/gnulib/ provides the
functions:
mbstoc32s
– like
mbstowcs
, c32stombs
– like wcstombs
.
c32isalnum
, c32isalpha
, etc. – like iswalnum
,
iswalpha
, etc.
Still, this API has two problems:
char32_t
encoding is locale dependent and undocumented. This means,
if you want to know any property of a char32_t
character, other than the
properties defined by <wctype.h>
– such as whether it's a dash, currency
symbol, paragraph separator, or similar –, you have to convert it to
char *
encoding first, by use of the function c32tomb
.
wchar_t
is 32 bits wide, the char32_t
encoding may be different from the wchar_t
encoding.
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Class: Aws::SecurityHub::Types::AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails
| Relationships & Source Files | |
| Super Chains via Extension / Inclusion / Inheritance | |
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Class Chain:
self,
Struct
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Instance Chain:
self,
::Aws::Structure ,
Struct
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| Inherits: |
Struct
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| Defined in: | gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb |
Overview
Provides details about an array of BackupRule
objects, each of which
specifies a scheduled task that is used to back up a selection of
resources.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#completion_window_minutes ⇒ Integer
rw
A value in minutes after a backup job is successfully started before it must be completed, or it is canceled by
::Aws::Backup
. -
#copy_actions ⇒ Array<Types::AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleCopyActionsDetails>
rw
An array of
CopyAction
objects, each of which contains details of the copy operation. -
#enable_continuous_backup ⇒ Boolean
rw
Specifies whether
::Aws::Backup
creates continuous backups capable of point-in-time restore (PITR). -
#lifecycle ⇒ Types::AwsBackupBackupPlanLifecycleDetails
rw
Defines when a protected resource is transitioned to cold storage and when it expires.
-
#rule_id ⇒ String
rw
Uniquely identifies a rule that is used to schedule the backup of a selection of resources.
-
#rule_name ⇒ String
rw
A display name for a backup rule.
-
#schedule_expression ⇒ String
rw
A cron expression in UTC specifying when
::Aws::Backup
initiates a backup job. -
#start_window_minutes ⇒ Integer
rw
A value in minutes after a backup is scheduled before a job will be canceled if it doesn't start successfully.
-
#target_backup_vault ⇒ String
rw
The name of a logical container where backups are stored.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Aws::Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#completion_window_minutes ⇒ Integer
(rw)
A value in minutes after a backup job is successfully started before
it must be completed, or it is canceled by ::Aws::Backup
.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#copy_actions ⇒ Array
<Types::AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleCopyActionsDetails> (rw)
An array of CopyAction
objects, each of which contains details of
the copy operation.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#enable_continuous_backup ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Specifies whether ::Aws::Backup
creates continuous backups capable of
point-in-time restore (PITR).
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#lifecycle ⇒ Types::AwsBackupBackupPlanLifecycleDetails (rw)
Defines when a protected resource is transitioned to cold storage
and when it expires. ::Aws::Backup
transitions and expires backups
automatically according to the lifecycle that you define. If you do
not specify a lifecycle, ::Aws::Backup
applies the lifecycle policy of the
source backup to the destination backup.
Backups transitioned to cold storage must be stored in cold storage for a minimum of 90 days.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#rule_id ⇒ String
(rw)
Uniquely identifies a rule that is used to schedule the backup of a selection of resources.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#rule_name ⇒ String
(rw)
A display name for a backup rule. Must contain 1 to 50 alphanumeric or '-_.' characters.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#schedule_expression ⇒ String
(rw)
A cron expression in UTC specifying when ::Aws::Backup
initiates a backup
job.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#start_window_minutes ⇒ Integer
(rw)
A value in minutes after a backup is scheduled before a job will be canceled if it doesn't start successfully.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#target_backup_vault ⇒ String
(rw)
The name of a logical container where backups are stored. ::Aws::Backup
vaults are identified by names that are unique to the Amazon Web
Services account used to create them and the Amazon Web Services
Region where they are created. They consist of letters, numbers, and
hyphens.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-securityhub/lib/aws-sdk-securityhub/types.rb', line 3024
class AwsBackupBackupPlanRuleDetails < Struct.new( :target_backup_vault, :start_window_minutes, :schedule_expression, :rule_name, :rule_id, :enable_continuous_backup, :completion_window_minutes, :copy_actions, :lifecycle) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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| Sr | Fieldname | Type | Label | Options |
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Data | Barcode | |
| 2 | section_break_2 |
Section Break | ||
| 3 | s_warehouse |
Link | Source Warehouse | Warehouse |
| 4 | col_break1 |
Column Break | ||
| 5 | t_warehouse |
Link | Target Warehouse | Warehouse |
| 6 | sec_break1 |
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| 7 | item_code |
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| 8 | col_break2 |
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| 10 | section_break_8 |
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| 13 | image |
Attach | Image | |
| 14 | image_view |
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| 15 | quantity_and_rate |
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Float | Qty | |
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| 18 | basic_amount |
Currency | Basic Amount |
Company:company:default_currency |
| 19 | additional_cost |
Currency | Additional Cost |
Company:company:default_currency |
| 20 | amount |
Currency | Amount |
Company:company:default_currency |
| 21 | valuation_rate |
Currency | Valuation Rate |
Company:company:default_currency |
| 22 | col_break3 |
Column Break | ||
| 23 | uom |
Link | UOM | UOM |
| 24 | conversion_factor |
Float | Conversion Factor | |
| 25 | stock_uom |
Link | Stock UOM | UOM |
| 26 | transfer_qty |
Float | Qty as per Stock UOM | |
| 27 | serial_no_batch |
Section Break | Serial No / Batch | |
| 28 | serial_no |
Small Text | Serial No | |
| 29 | col_break4 |
Column Break | ||
| 30 | batch_no |
Link | Batch No | Batch |
| 31 | accounting |
Section Break | Accounting | |
| 32 | expense_account |
Link | Difference Account | Account |
| 33 | col_break5 |
Column Break | ||
| 34 | cost_center |
Link | Cost Center | Cost Center |
| 35 | more_info |
Section Break | More Information | |
| 36 | allow_zero_valuation_rate |
Check | Allow Zero Valuation Rate | |
| 37 | actual_qty |
Float | Actual Qty (at source/target) | |
| 38 | bom_no |
Link |
BOM No
BOM No. for a Finished Good Item |
BOM |
| 39 | col_break6 |
Column Break | ||
| 40 | material_request |
Link |
Material Request
Material Request used to make this Stock Entry |
Material Request |
| 41 | material_request_item |
Link | Material Request Item | Material Request Item |


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Everybody knows this fairytale, but have you ever listened to the music?
- Ne-Yo - Never knew I needed
- Rose, Anika Noni - Down In New Orleans (Prologue)
- Dr. John - Down In New Orleans
- Rose, Anika Noni - Almost There
- David, Keith - Friends On The Other Side
- Leon-Wooley, Michael / Campos, Bruno / Rose, Anika Noni - When We're Human
- Cummings, Jim / Simien, Terrance - Gonna Take You There
- Cummings, Jim / Blanchard, Terence - Ma Belle Evangeline
- Lewis, Jenifer / Pinnacle Gospel Choir - Dig A Little Deeper
- Rose, Anika Noni - Down In New Orleans (Finale)
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - Fairy Tale/Going Home
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - I Know This Story
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - The Frog Hunters
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - Tiana's Bad Dream
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - Ray Laid Low
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - Ray (Mama Odie)
- Newman, Randy (Composer) - This Is Gonna Be Good
Frozen (2013)
You probably heard from Olaf, the snowman who loves warm hugs but I bet you love warm hugs too!
- Frozen heart
- Do you want to build a snowman
- For the first time in forever
- Love is an open door
- Let it go
- Reindeer(s) are better than people
- In summer
- For the first time in forever
- Fixer upper
- Let it go
Moana (2016)
A story about a girl, a story about not giving up, this is teamwork and exactly what you need (even if you're not a girl) !
- Tulou Tagaloa
- Innocent Warrior
- Where You Are
- Auli‘I Cravalho - How Far I'll Go
- Opetaia Foa'i - We Know the Way
- Auli‘I Cravalho - How Far I'll Go (Reprise)
- Dwayne Johnson - You're Welcome
- Shiny
- Logo Te Pate
- I Am Moana (Song of the Ancestors)
- Know Who You Are
- Opetaia Foa'i - We Know the Way (Finale)
- Alessia Cara - How Far I'll Go [Alessia Cara Version]
- Jordan Fisher - You're Welcome [Jordan Fisher/Lin-Manuel Miranda Version]
- Prologue [Score]
- He Was You [Score]
- Village Crazy Lady [Score]
- Cavern [Score]
- Ocean Chose You [Score]
- Hook [Score]
- Tala's Deathbed [Score]
- Battle of Wills [Score]
- Kakamora [Score]
- Wayfinding [Score]
- Climbing [Score]
- Tamatoa's Lair [Score]
- Great Escape [Score]
- If I Were the Ocean [Score]
- Te Ka Attacks [Score]
- Maui Leaves [Score]
- Heartache [Score]
- Tala Returns [Score]
- Sails to Te Fiti [Score]
- Shiny Heart [Score]
- Te Fiti Restored [Score]
- Hand of a God [Score]
- oyager Tagaloa [Score]
- Toe Feiloa'i [Score]
- Navigating Home [Score]
- Return to Voyaging [Score]


Core Built-in Functions¶
BOMLOptimizer.meta_learner:
- Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.meta_learner()
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.meta_learner( _input, dataset, meta_model='V1', name='Hyper_Net', use_T=False, use_Warp=False, **model_args )
This method must be called once at first to build meta modules and initialize meta parameters and neural networks.
Args:
_input: orginal input for neural network construction;
dataset: which dataset to use for training and testing. It should be initialized before being passed into the function
meta_model: model chosen for neural network construction, V1 for C4L with fully connected layer,`V2` for Residual blocks with fully connected layer.
name: name for Meta model modules used for BOMLNet initialization
use_T: whether to use T layer for C4L neural networks
use_Warp: whether to use Warp layer for C4L neural networks
model_args: optional arguments to set specific parameters of neural networks.
BOMLOptimizer.base_learner:
- Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.base_learner()
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.base_learner( _input, meta_learner, name='Task_Net', weights_initializer=tf.zeros_initializer )
This method has to be called for every experiment and takes responsibility for defining task-specific modules and inner optimizer.
Args:
_input: orginal input for neural network construction of task-specific module;
meta_learner: returned value of meta_learner function, which is a instance of BOMLNet or its child classes
name: name for Base model modules used for BOMLNet initialization
weights_initializer: initializer function for task_specific network, called by 'MetaRepr' method
Returns: task-specific model part
BOMLOptimizer.ll_problem:
- Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.ll_problem()
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.ll_problem( inner_objective, learning_rate, T, inner_objective_optimizer='SGD', outer_objective=None, learn_lr=False, alpha_init=0.0, s=1.0, t=1.0, learn_alpha=False, learn_st=False, learn_alpha_itr=False, var_list=None, init_dynamics_dict=None, first_order=False, loss_func=utils.cross_entropy, momentum=0.5, beta1=0.0, beta2=0.999, regularization=None, experiment=None, scalor=0.0, **inner_kargs )
After construction of neural networks, solutions to lower level problems should be regulated in ll_problem.
- Args:
inner_objective: loss function for the inner optimization problem
learning_rate: step size for inner loop optimization
T: numbers of steps for inner gradient descent optimization
inner_objective_optimizer: Optimizer type for the outer parameters, should be in list [SGD,`Momentum`,`Adam`]
outer_objective: loss function for the outer optimization problem, which need to be claimed in BDA agorithm
alpha_init: initial value of ratio of inner objective to outer objective in BDA algorithm
s,t: coefficients of aggregation of inner and outer objectives in BDA algorithm, default to be 1.0
learn_alpha: specify parameter for BDA algorithm to decide whether to initialize alpha as a hyper parameter
learn_alpha_itr: parameter for BDA algorithm to specify whether to initialize alpha as a vector, of which every dimension's value is step-wise scale factor fot the optimization process
learn_st: specify parameter for BDA algorithm to decide whether to initialize s and t as hyper parameters
first_order: specific parameter to define whether to use implement first order MAML, default to be FALSE
loss_func: specifying which type of loss function is used for the maml-based method, which should be consistent with the form to compute the inner objective
momentum: specific parameter for Optimizer.BOMLOptMomentum to set initial value of momentum
regularization: whether to add regularization terms in the inner objective
experiment: instance of Experiment to use in the Lower Level Problem, especifially needed in the MetaRper type of method.
var_list: optional list of variables (of the inner optimization problem)
inner_kargs: optional arguments to pass to boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.compute_gradients
Returns: task-specific model part
BOMLOptimizer.ul_problem
Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.ul_problem()
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.ul_Problem( outer_objective, meta_learning_rate, inner_grad, meta_param=None, outer_objective_optimizer='Adam', epsilon=1.0, momentum=0.5, global_step=None )
This method define upper level problems and choose optimizer to optimize meta parameters, which should be called afer ll_problem.
Args:
outer_objective: scalar tensor for the outer objective
meta_learning_rate: step size for outer loop optimization
inner_grad: Returned value of boml.BOMLOptimizer.LLProblem()
meta_param: optional list of outer parameters and model parameters
outer_objective_optimizer: Optimizer type for the outer parameters, should be in list [SGD,`Momentum`,`Adam`]
epsilon: Float, cofffecients to be used in DARTS algorithm
momentum: specific parameters to be used to initialize Momentum algorithm
Returns：meta_param list, used for debugging
aggregate_all:
Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.aggregate_all()
- ::
- boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.aggregate_all(
aggregation_fn=None, gradient_clip=None )
- Args:
aggregation_fn:Optional operation to aggregate multiple outer_gradients (for the same meta parameter),by (default: reduce_mean)
gradient_clip: optional operation to clip the aggregated outer gradients
Returns: None
Finally, aggregate_all has to be called to aggregate gradient of different tasks, and define operations to apply outer gradients and update meta parametes.
run:
- Aliases:
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.run()
boml.boml_optimizer.BOMLOptimizer.run( inner_objective_feed_dicts=None, outer_objective_feed_dicts=None, session=None, _skip_hyper_ts=False, _only_hyper_ts=False, callback=None )
- Args:
inner_objective_feed_dicts: an optional feed dictionary for the inner problem. Can be a function of step, which accounts for, e.g. stochastic gradient descent.
outer_objective_feed_dicts: an optional feed dictionary for the outer optimization problem (passed to the evaluation of outer objective). Can be a function of hyper-iterations steps (i.e. global variable), which may account for, e.g. stochastic evaluation of outer objective.
session: optional session
callback: optional callback function of signature (step (int), feed_dictionary, tf.Session) -> None that are called after every forward iteration.
Returns: None


Hong Kong PolyU management briefly clean squalid canteen at blockaded campus
by Kris ChengTop management figures of the besieged Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) have helped to clean a canteen inside the campus upon the request of a protester.
Dozens of demonstrators have refused to leave the blockaded Hung Hom campus for more than a week following intense clashes with police. Most inside have either escaped or voluntarily left, though some have been arrested by officers stationed outside.
Several top PolyU figures, including the Chairman of the Council Lam Tai-fai and Vice-Presidents Ben Young and Alexander Wai, paid a visit to inspect the university at midday on Thursday.
As the group reached the Communal Building, they were stopped by a masked protester holding a soup spoon. The protester has become known as the “Chef” after volunteering to cook for protesters at the university’s main canteen.
“Chef” insisted on speaking with the management and criticised them as arriving too late to help the people inside the campus.
“Has anyone been helping me?” he asked. “Have you fulfilled your duties?”
Wai said the canteen was dirty. “Chef” replied asking him to help clean it, which Wai agreed to.
The management figures wore gloves as they helped “Chef” to clean the dining hall for around 30 minutes, however, Lam was not present.
Wai said he had heard of protesters becoming sick from living in the squalid conditions and urged everyone to leave.
When asked how he could persuade protesters facing rioting charges to leave, Wai said the university could arrange for management staff to accompany them to police stations or hospitals.
Wai added he did not know when the university could reopen.
“The campus is now being occupied and we have yet to gather the manpower to clean it,” he said.
Way Kuo, the head of the City University, also paid a visit to the school on Thursday after hearing that two of his students were inside PolyU, though he did not find them.
He said hygiene at the campus was deteriorating and urged all to leave. “It’s really sad,” he said.
Catholic and Christian pastors also entered the school in an attempt to speak with those inside.
Education sector lawmaker Ip Kin-yuen said protesters inside PolyU did not trust the police and the government.
“They are very concerned that they will get beaten up after they leave,” he said on a Commercial Radio programme on Thursday.
Ip said many of the protesters inside were “psychologically tortured” as the occupation dragged on.
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After Math: These aren't deals
Really, they're more of a hassle that you pay for.
by Andrew TarantolaThe concept of "the customer is always right" died with your grandparents. Today's telecom media corporations do what they want, when they want.  Don't believe me? Here are five examples from just this week.
Cross-carrier glitch sent people ancient texts in the middle of the night
Did you recently get a 3am text that should have been delivered around Valentines Day?  But don't worry, don't question, T-Mobile and Sprint have both reportedly "fixed" the issue.
The 'Stargate' streaming service is closing shop and moving to YouTube
That Stargate streaming service you've spent the last year paying for? It's shutting down and moving to YouTube where anyone can watch it for free. So you'd better be grateful when you contact Stargate Command and ask for your refund, they didn't have to give you anything.
AT&T gives customers 'bonus' data (and a $10 price hike)
[Pinches bridge of nose hard enough that blood geysers forth]
It's not a bonus if you pay more for it.
T-Mobile teases $15 5G plan and other post-merger initiatives
Other post-merger initiatives include reduced competition, higher prices and the potential for worse service. Huzzah!
Amazon discounts Prime subscriptions by $40 for veterans
Because this is way cheaper than paying taxes. Most any taxes really. Well, let's compromise and just say more taxes than the zero dollars it paid in federal income last year.


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People are encroaching on their natural habitat.  What's unfortunate is by doing this they can cause damage to property and harm to people if not handled properly. This is where I come in.
Wild animals carry zoonotic diseases (illnesses that people catch from animals or from contact with their habitats), these diseases which can be fatal include rabies, raccoon roundworm, histoplasmosis, hantavirus and many more.
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3D Beam Finite Element Code
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| Cfea::BC | A boundary condition to enforce |
| Cfea::CSVParser | Reads data from a csv file into an std::vector and writes the contents of an std::vector to a file |
| Cfea::Elem | An element of the mesh. Contains the indices of the two fea::Node 's that form the element as well as the properties of the element given by the fea::Props struct |
| Cfea::Equation | A linear multipoint constraint |
| Cfea::Force | A nodal force to enforce |
| Cfea::GlobalStiffAssembler | Assembles the global stiffness matrix |
| Cfea::Job | Contains a node list, element list, and the properties of each element |
| Cfea::Options | Provides a method for customizing the finite element analysis |
| Cfea::Props | The set of properties associated with an element |
| ▼CQMainWindow | |
| CMainWindow | |
| Cqt_meta_stringdata_MainWindow_t | |
| Cfea::Summary | Contains the results of an analysis after calling fea::solve |
| Cfea::Equation::Term | A single term in the equation constraint |
| Cfea::Tie | Places linear springs between all degrees of freedom of 2 nodes |


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TIFF CHANGE INFORMATION
This document describes the changes made to the software between the
previous and current versions (see above).
If you don't find something listed here, then it was not done in this
timeframe, or it was not considered important enough to be mentioned.
The following information is located here:
MAJOR CHANGES:
CHANGES IN THE SOFTWARE CONFIGURATION:
CHANGES IN LIBTIFF:
- tif_strip.c: Take subsampling in account when calculating
TIFFScanlineSize().
- tif_jpeg.c, tif_fax3.c, tif_zip.c, tif_pixarlog.c,
tif_lzw.c, tif_luv.c: Use _TIFFSetDefaultCompressionState() in all
codec cleanup methods. As per bug
http://bugzilla.remotesensing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1120
- tif_jpeg.c: Do not cleanup codec state in TIFFInitJPEG(). As
per bug
http://bugzilla.remotesensing.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1119
- tif_dir.c: Use double type instead of dblparam_t.
- tif_dirread.c: Do not check the PlanarConfig tag presence
in TIFFReadDirectory, because it is always set at the start of
function and we allow TIFFs without that tag set.
CHANGES IN THE TOOLS:
CHANGES IN THE CONTRIB AREA:
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