A unique opportunity to combine traditional animal farming and gastronomy delights. Enjoy the tranquility of the Mykonian Farm and participate in an authentic traditional barbeque.
This unique experience starts at 17:00 from your hotel, where the bus will pick us up and drive us to the farm. We will drive across the center of the island that unites the city (Hora) of Mykonos with the village of Ano Mera. Once we arrive at the Mykonian Farm we will be greeted by the Farm's superintendent who will welcome you with traditional treats, such as the famous Greek Delights (loukoumi) and dried figs, and we will sit and relax on a traditional stone built couch sipping raki, while learning the history of the island's farming, its livestock and its crops. Afterwards, he will guide us through the farm, showing us how the organic and the animal farming operates. All our farm animals (pigs, sheep, goats, rabbits, chickens and our proud donkey "Konstantis") will also be there to greet and meet you.
Depending on the season, you can cut and savor products from the vegetable garden. For those visitors who wish to get involved with farming tasks, the superintendent will provide you with the right tools and instructions as you go along.
Immediately after the farming tour, begins the Hellenic barbeque experience, which is filled with garstronomic delights that will make your stomach rumble throughout the procedure. Our experienced grill man will start the fire and a variety of the highest quality hellenic meat will be there to consume at the "feast". All participants will take turns in learning the Hellenic practices of Barbequing, constantly guided by our grill man. During the whole procedure, you will also learn to make necessary side dishes, such as the famous horiatiki Salad, which of course will consist of ingredients straight from our farm, the well-known tzatziki sauce, with fresh cucumbers directly picked from our garden and also a fresh Mykonian sausage omelet will be cooked on the spot, with eggs that you will pick directly from our coop. All necessary equipment for the barbeque will be provided for all participants. The "junketing" and the consumption of meat, wines, drinks are free of charge with no limit on quantity and time duration, and will be served under our shady pavillion perfectly located on our farm. Make sure that your outfit is casual, as there is little room for a "formal dress code" on the farm.
After this experience comes to an end, there will be a photo session with guests and staff, and shortly after 20:30, transport service to your hotel or any other location is arranged.
Transfers to and from the Farm with ''Mykonian Spiti'' 's vehicle.
Entrance fees to the Farm.
The small variety of treats and raki will be provided with the care of the superintendent.
Unlimited consumption of traditional beverages and juices during the lunch at Mykonian Spiti.
• For cancellations up to 48 hours prior to the tour/activity, clients are entitled to a 50% refund of the total amount. For cancellations less than 48 hours (0-48) prior to the tour/activity, no refund requests will be accepted.
• Refund requests for last minute cancellations (up to 48 hours before the tour or activity), for any reason, will not be accepted.
• Our company is not responsible for the client's failure to appear at the meeting point for the booked tour or activity.
• All clients are kindly requested to send their preferred meeting point and location until 3:00pm of the previous date, regarding their pick-up for the booked tour or activity. Should they fail to do so, our company will do anything it can in order to locate them (telephone, email, etc), however it is not responsible for any failure to meet them. Meeting points could be, anywhere on the island and the information necessary is either the hotel name or the name of the cruise ship they are arriving with. In the occasion that they are staying at an apartment, clients are requested to send us a google map, a nearby hotel or any information that would help us locate them. Any delay of behalf of the client (up until 15 minutes that we will be waiting for them) affects the transfer schedule and disrupts the smooth conduct of the tour/activity.
• For no-name accommodations, our company will set the most convenient location for the pick-up.
• For accommodations that are located in a pedestrian zone, our company will set the best possible pick-up point.
• Our company is not responsible for knowing whether the client is supposed to book transfer or not. The transfer schedule is prepare less than 24 hours before the operation, therefore we cannot predict such necessity.


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Multivista's corporate philosophy is to expand into new vistas with a strong focus on exceeding our Stake Holders expectations. We cherish our partnership with every client across all business units.
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namespace Concrete\Core\File\Component\Chooser\Option;

use Concrete\Core\File\Component\Chooser\ChooserOptionInterface;
use Concrete\Core\File\Component\Chooser\OptionSerializableTrait;

class SearchOption implements ChooserOptionInterface
{

    use OptionSerializableTrait;

    public function getComponentKey(): string
    {
        return 'search';
    }

    public function getTitle(): string
    {
        return t('Search');
    }

}

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from .stage02_isotopomer_fittedData_postgresql_models import *

from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base import sbaas_base
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_update import sbaas_base_query_update
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_drop import sbaas_base_query_drop
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_initialize import sbaas_base_query_initialize
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_insert import sbaas_base_query_insert
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_select import sbaas_base_query_select
from SBaaS_base.sbaas_base_query_delete import sbaas_base_query_delete

from SBaaS_base.sbaas_template_query import sbaas_template_query

class stage02_isotopomer_fittedData_query(sbaas_template_query):
    def initialize_supportedTables(self):
        '''Set the supported tables dict for ...
        '''
        tables_supported = {'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics':data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics,
            'data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters':data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters,
                        };
        self.set_supportedTables(tables_supported);
    ## Query from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    # query simulation_dateAndTimes from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    def get_simulationDateAndTimes_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query reaction ids that are used from the fitted fluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).group_by(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime).order_by(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime.asc()).all();
            simulation_dateAndTimes_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    simulation_dateAndTimes_O.append(d.simulation_dateAndTime);
            return simulation_dateAndTimes_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    # query rxn_ids from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    def get_rxnIDs_simulationIDAndSimulationDateAndTime_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,simulation_dateAndTime_I):
        '''Query reaction ids that are used from the fitted fluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.rxn_id).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime==simulation_dateAndTime_I,
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).group_by(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.rxn_id).order_by(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.rxn_id.asc()).all();
            rxn_ids_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    rxn_ids_O.append(d.rxn_id);
            return rxn_ids_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    # query flux_average, flux_stdev, flux_lb, and flux_ub from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    def get_flux_simulationIDAndRxnID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,rxn_id_I):
        '''query flux_average, flux_stdev, flux_lb, and flux_ub from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.rxn_id.like(rxn_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O=0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,'';
            if len(data)>1:
                print('more than 1 row found')
                return;
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O = d.flux,d.flux_stdev,d.flux_lb,d.flux_ub,d.flux_units;
            return flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_flux_simulationIDAndSimulationDateAndTimeAndRxnID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,simulation_dateAndTime_I,rxn_id_I):
        '''query flux_average, flux_stdev, flux_lb, and flux_ub from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime==simulation_dateAndTime_I,
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.rxn_id.like(rxn_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O=0.0,0.0,0.0,0.0,'';
            if len(data)>1:
                print('more than 1 row found')
                return;
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O = d.flux,d.flux_stdev,d.flux_lb,d.flux_ub,d.flux_units;
            return flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_fluxes_simulationIDAndSimulationDateAndTimeAndFluxUnits_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,simulation_dateAndTime_I,flux_units_I):
        '''query flux_average, flux_stdev, flux_lb, and flux_ub from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedNetFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.flux_units.like(flux_units_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime==simulation_dateAndTime_I,
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O=[],[],[],[],[];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    flux_O.append(d.flux)
                    flux_stdev_O.append(d.flux_stdev)
                    flux_lb_O.append(d.flux_lb)
                    flux_ub_O.append(d.flux_ub)
                    flux_units_O.append(d.flux_units);
            return flux_O,flux_stdev_O,flux_lb_O,flux_ub_O,flux_units_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    # query fluxes from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    def get_fluxMinAndMax_simulationIDAndSimulationDateAndTime_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,simulation_dateAndTime_I):
        '''query the minimum and maximum flux from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_dateAndTime==simulation_dateAndTime_I,
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            fluxList_O=[];
            min_flux_O=None;
            max_flux_O=None;
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    fluxList_O.append(d.flux);
                    fluxList_O.append(d.flux_lb);
                    fluxList_O.append(d.flux_ub);
                fluxList_O.sort();
                min_flux_O = min(fluxList_O);
                max_flux_O = max(fluxList_O)
            return min_flux_O,max_flux_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    # query rows from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes
    def get_rows_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation id and flux units that are used from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_rows_simulationIDAndFluxUnits_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I,flux_units_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation id and flux units that are used from data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.flux_units.like(flux_units_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_rowsDict_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows that are used from the flux_average'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = {};
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    if d.rxn_id in rows_O:
                        print('duplicate rxn_id found!');
                    else:
                        rows_O[d.rxn_id]={
                        'flux':d.flux,
                        'flux_stdev':d.flux_stdev,
                        'flux_units':d.flux_units,
                        'flux_lb':d.flux_lb,
                        'flux_ub':d.flux_ub};
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_rowsEscherFluxLbUb_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows that are used from the flux_average'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [None,None];
            rows_O[0] = {};
            rows_O[1] = {}
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    rows_O[0][d.rxn_id]=d.flux_lb;
                    rows_O[1][d.rxn_id]=d.flux_ub;
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_rowsEscherFlux_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerfittedFluxes(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows that are used from the flux_average'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = {}
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    rows_O[d.rxn_id]=d.flux;
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes(d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    ##d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    ##d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    ##d['time_point'],
                    #d['rxn_id'],
                    #d['flux'],
                    #d['flux_stdev'],
                    #d['flux_lb'],
                    #d['flux_ub'],
                    #d['flux_units'],
                    #d['fit_alf'],
                    #d['fit_chi2s'],
                    #d['fit_cor'],
                    #d['fit_cov'],
                    #d['free'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments(
                        d
                        #d['simulation_id'],
                        #    d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                        #    d['experiment_id'],
                        #    #d['model_id'],
                        #    #d['mapping_id'],
                        #    d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                        #    d['time_point'],
                        #    d['fragment_id'],
                        #    #d['fragment_formula'],
                        #    d['fragment_mass'],
                        #    d['fit_val'],
                        #    d['fit_stdev'],
                        #    d['fit_units'],
                        #    d['fit_alf'],
                        #    d['fit_cor'],
                        #    d['fit_cov'],
                        #    d['free'],
                        #    d['used_'],
                        #    d['comment_']
                            );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData(
                        d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['Original Filename'],
                    ##d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    ##d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    ##d['time_point'],
                    #d['fitted_echi2'],
                    #d['fitted_alf'],
                    #d['fitted_chi2'],
                    #d['fitted_dof'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes(
                        d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    #d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    ##d['time_point'],
                    #d['rxn_id'],
                    #d['fitted_sres'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments(
                        d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    #d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    ##d['time_point'],
                    ##d['met_id'],
                    #d['fragment_id'],
                    ##d['fragment_formula'],
                    #d['fitted_sres'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals(
                        d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    #d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    #d['time_point'],
                    #d['rxn_id'],
                    #d['res_data'],
                    #d['res_esens'],
                    #d['res_fit'],
                    #d['res_msens'],
                    #d['res_peak'],
                    #d['res_stdev'],
                    #d['res_val'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals(
                        d
                    #    d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['experiment_id'],
                    ##d['model_id'],
                    ##d['mapping_id'],
                    #d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                    #d['time_point'],
                    #d['fragment_id'],
                    ##d['fragment_formula'],
                    #d['fragment_mass'],
                    #d['res_data'],
                    #d['res_esens'],
                    #d['res_fit'],
                    #d['res_msens'],
                    #d['res_peak'],
                    #d['res_stdev'],
                    #d['res_val'],
                    #d['used_'],
                    #d['comment_']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics(d);
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            #'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            #'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            #'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'rxn_id':d['rxn_id'],
                            'flux':d['flux'],
                            'flux_stdev':d['flux_stdev'],
                            'flux_lb':d['flux_lb'],
                            'flux_ub':d['flux_ub'],
                            'flux_units':d['flux_units'],
                            'fit_alf':d['fit_alf'],
                            'fit_chi2s':d['fit_chi2s'],
                            'fit_cor':d['fit_cor'],
                            'fit_cov':d['fit_cov'],
                            'free':d['free'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'fragment_id':d['fragment_id'],
                            #'fragment_formula':d['fragment_formula'],
                            'fragment_mass':d['fragment_mass'],
                            'fit_val':d['fit_val'],
                            'fit_stdev':d['fit_stdev'],
                            'fit_units':d['fit_units'],
                            'fit_alf':d['fit_alf'],
                            'fit_chi2s':d['fit_chi2s'],
                            'fit_cor':d['fit_cor'],
                            'fit_cov':d['fit_cov'],
                            'free':d['free'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'original_filename':d['Original Filename'],
                            #'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            #'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            #'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'fitted_echi2':d['fitted_echi2'],
                            'fitted_alf':d['fitted_alf'],
                            'fitted_chi2':d['fitted_chi2'],
                            'fitted_dof':d['fitted_dof'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            #'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'rxn_id':d['rxn_id'],
                            'fitted_sres':d['fitted_sres'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            #'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            #'met_id':d['met_id'],
                            'fragment_id':d['fragment_id'],
                            #'fragment_formula':d['fragment_formula'],
                            'fitted_sres':d['fitted_sres'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'rxn_id':d['rxn_id'],
                            'res_data':d['res_data'],
                            'res_esens':d['res_esens'],
                            'res_fit':d['res_fit'],
                            'res_msens':d['res_msens'],
                            'res_peak':d['res_peak'],
                            'res_stdev':d['res_stdev'],
                            'res_val':d['res_val'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'experiment_id':d['experiment_id'],
                            #'model_id':d['model_id'],
                            #'mapping_id':d['mapping_id'],
                            'sample_name_abbreviation':d['sample_name_abbreviation'],
                            'time_point':d['time_point'],
                            'fragment_id':d['fragment_id'],
                            #'fragment_formula':d['fragment_formula'],
                            'fragment_mass':d['fragment_mass'],
                            'res_data':d['res_data'],
                            'res_esens':d['res_esens'],
                            'res_fit':d['res_fit'],
                            'res_msens':d['res_msens'],
                            'res_peak':d['res_peak'],
                            'res_stdev':d['res_stdev'],
                            'res_val':d['res_val'],
                            'used_':d['used_'],
                            'comment_':d['comment_']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def initialize_dataStage02_isotopomer_fittedData(self):
        try:
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters.__table__.create(self.engine,True);
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def drop_dataStage02_isotopomer_fittedData(self):
        try:
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
            data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters.__table__.drop(self.engine,True);
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def reset_dataStage02_isotopomer_fittedData(self,simulation_id_I = None):
        try:
            if simulation_id_I:
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
            else:
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxes).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFragments).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxes).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFluxResiduals).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragmentResiduals).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters).delete(synchronize_session=False);
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).delete(synchronize_session=False);
            self.session.commit();
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def add_data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters(self, data_I):
        '''add rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_add = data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters(d
                    #d['simulation_id'],
                    #d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                    #d['cont_alpha'],
                    #d['cont_reltol'],
                    #d['cont_steps'],
                    #d['fit_nudge'],
                    #d['fit_reinit'],
                    #d['fit_reltol'],
                    #d['fit_starts'],
                    #d['fit_tau'],
                    #d['hpc_mcr'],
                    #d['hpc_on'],
                    #d['hpc_serve'],
                    #d['int_maxstep'],
                    #d['int_reltol'],
                    #d['int_senstol'],
                    #d['int_timeout'],
                    #d['int_tspan'],
                    #d['ms_correct'],
                    #d['oed_crit'],
                    #d['oed_reinit'],
                    #d['oed_tolf'],
                    #d['oed_tolx'],
                    #d['sim_more'],
                    #d['sim_na'],
                    #d['sim_sens'],
                    #d['sim_ss'],
                    #d['sim_tunit']
                    );
                    self.session.add(data_add);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def update_data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters(self,data_I):
        #TODO:
        '''update rows of data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters'''
        if data_I:
            for d in data_I:
                try:
                    data_update = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters).filter(
                            #data_stage02_isotopomer_simulationParameters.sample_name.like(d['sample_name'])
                            ).update(
                            {'simulation_id':d['simulation_id'],
                            'simulation_dateAndTime':d['simulation_dateAndTime'],
                            'original_filename':d['original_filename'],
                            'cont_alpha':d['cont_alpha'],
                            'cont_reltol':d['cont_reltol'],
                            'cont_steps':d['cont_steps'],
                            'fit_nudge':d['fit_nudge'],
                            'fit_reinit':d['fit_reinit'],
                            'fit_reltol':d['fit_reltol'],
                            'fit_starts':d['fit_starts'],
                            'fit_tau':d['fit_tau'],
                            'hpc_mcr':d['hpc_mcr'],
                            'hpc_on':d['hpc_on'],
                            'hpc_serve':d['hpc_serve'],
                            'int_maxstep':d['int_maxstep'],
                            'int_reltol':d['int_reltol'],
                            'int_senstol':d['int_senstol'],
                            'int_timeout':d['int_timeout'],
                            'int_tspan':d['int_tspan'],
                            'ms_correct':d['ms_correct'],
                            'oed_crit':d['oed_crit'],
                            'oed_reinit':d['oed_reinit'],
                            'oed_tolf':d['oed_tolf'],
                            'oed_tolx':d['oed_tolx'],
                            'sim_more':d['sim_more'],
                            'sim_na':d['sim_na'],
                            'sim_sens':d['sim_sens'],
                            'sim_ss':d['sim_ss'],
                            'sim_tunit':d['sim_tunit']},
                            synchronize_session=False);
                except SQLAlchemyError as e:
                    print(e);
            self.session.commit();
    def reset_datastage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics(self,simulation_id_I = None,simulation_dateAndTime_I=None):
        try:
            if simulation_id_I and simulation_dateAndTime_I:
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_dateAndTime==self.convert_string2datetime(simulation_dateAndTime_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
            elif simulation_id_I:
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
            else:
                reset = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I)).delete(synchronize_session=False);
            self.session.commit();
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);

    #Query data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics
    def get_rows_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerFittedFluxStatistics(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation_id that are used from the fittedFluxStatistics'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);
    def get_rows_simulationIDAndFluxUnits_dataStage02IsotopomerFittedFluxStatistics(self,simulation_id_I,flux_units_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation_id and flux units that are used from the fittedFluxStatistics'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.flux_units.like(flux_units_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedFluxStatistics.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);

    #Query data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments
    def get_rows_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerFittedMeasuredFragments(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation_id that are used from the fittedMeasuredFragments'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedMeasuredFragments.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);

    #Query data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData
    def get_rows_simulationID_dataStage02IsotopomerFittedData(self,simulation_id_I):
        '''Query rows by simulation_id that are used from the fittedData'''
        try:
            data = self.session.query(data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData).filter(
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.simulation_id.like(simulation_id_I),
                    data_stage02_isotopomer_fittedData.used_.is_(True)).all();
            rows_O = [];
            if data:
                for d in data:
                    data_tmp = d.__repr__dict__();
                    rows_O.append(data_tmp);
            return rows_O;
        except SQLAlchemyError as e:
            print(e);


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Christina Lambert QC represented Dr W, a consultant psychiatrist specialising in the field of substance abuse, who was charged with offences of sexual assault by the GMC relating to both a patient and a co-worker. Before a Fitness to Practise Panel, the doctor was acquitted of sexual assault and the remaining facts which had been admitted were determined not to amount to misconduct. No warning was issued.
Before the hearing objection had been taken to the use of the GMC's pilot scheme for formulating charges, in which allegations are pleaded in short form in the Notice of Hearing with supporting factual details relegated to a separate document, the Statement of Case. The Statement of Case is not referred to in the statutory rules for FTP hearings, and hence is not governed by them. In Dr W's case, the GMC acceded to the defence's objection and by consent served a new, full and appropriately detailed, Notice of Hearing.
Dr W's case follows on from an earlier challenge to the pilot scheme, thought to be the first of its kind, CM v GMC. In this case, Christina Lambert and Matthew Hill successfully obtained permission for judicial review on the basis that a pilot scheme Notice of Hearing did not comply with the GMC's statutory duty and common law obligations of fairness. Following the granting of permission by King J, the GMC withdrew its original charges, served a new (properly particularised) Notice of Hearing, and agreed to pay the registrant's costs associated with the judicial review.
CM v GMC involved clinical/surgical issues, but the case of Dr W demonstrates the need to consider in all GMC cases – including those arising from issues of propriety and probity – whether the short-form approach to charging within the pilot scheme is fair and lawful. Unless the facts upon which the GMC rely in support of the allegation of misconduct are set out within the Notice of Hearing the registrant does not know formally the case he should meet, and may be deprived of important statutory procedural safeguards, such as those associated with amendment of charges and half-time submissions. Further, and of equal and practical importance, no finding of impairment can be made, nor warning issued, in respect of facts which are not the subject of a charge particularised in the Notice of Hearing – hence the need for clarity as to those facts which form the charge and those which constitute background material only.


You know I'm a critic of the entitlement mentality; believing that you're entitled to something just because of who you are, what you've done in the past, whatever.
But this is very different from simply expecting your legal entitlements; that's a different ballgame altogether.
The entitlement to personal injury* compensation is not a deserving cause in many people's eyes; usually those who have not been victim to it.
But it serves a very important social function; those who cause others harm by their negligence or carelessness are obliged to compensate their victims. This is only fair. The victim is the innocent party. And if people weren't held accountable in this way, there would be an awful lot more harmful negligence and carelessness.
Somehow, the insurance industry has been given a free run in giving the impression that seeking your legal entitlement to be compensated if you have had an injury is someone how disreputable or dishonest. The ads they repeatedly run on radio, in the press and on large billboards have this clear sub-text.
We've based our business on making sure that our clients always get the full and fair value of their entitlements, not a penny more, not a penny less. In the face of the negative campaigning that is continually being run by the very powerful insurance lobby, we feel it is our duty to continually remind people of when they are rightfully entitled to compensation and that they should not be in the slightest bit ashamed of asserting this right.
John's latest video on this very point is here.


Why do we care what is the core of Azure?
Here is why. It seems Microsoft marketing has overwhelmed the target audience with dozens of made to be equally important Azure "services" (for the lack of better word). The "full Monty": Posters, charts and animations. It is enough for Azure newcomer (developer or decision maker) to make and keep her dizzy, instead of producing focused and relaxed visitor, when entering the Azure yonder.
Abstract shapes or Key Azure Components?
I, in particular, and you as in optional might care for this as the marketing tactics to make us buy part of Azure which we do not need or possibly will never need.
And do not ever forget: Marketing is a science for manipulating the customer's focus. I am repeating this and will repeat this many times over.
So. What is this core set of necessary Azure components? Thus we will buy what we need now and perhaps latter what is optional. Ok, fine. First of all..
There is indeed a subset of Azure services which are the core of its functionality. And which simply must be part of every solution based on Azure. Strangely enough, it seems nobody has separated them as a such. I myself am not entirely sure what exactly are they.
There are also (very) few enabling technologies on which Azure is based. And yet, it seems nobody associated them with Azure services. Should we perhaps think of them as "technologies" or as "services"?
What are the core components everybody needs?
Why this ( or variant of) top-level classification is not in existence already? I am (slightly) not surprised. Same as with Office 365 mind-boggling "plans", customers are simply purposefully confused and paralyzed at the very shop entrance. Where to go? What too look for?
And that is what it seems, might be considered marketing tactics on behalf of Azure marketing department. To manipulate customer focus away of the Azure core. Away of the necessary. Mix it all together and sell it as a such.
That was the reporting concept of banks "too big to fail" before the Credit Crunch: when reporting, mix all the kinds of credits together. Do not show the acid credits separate. One example of focus manipulation. Now back to Azure marketing.
Practical example? Possibly a key infrastructural part of Office 365 core and its key component is AAD (Azure Active Directory). It has nothing to do with much-trumpeted office "data" (plain old documents actually). Still AAD is absolutely essential. AAD firmly connects any current company with the Azure cloud. Each and every Office365 plan has it running under the bonnet. Visible or not. One can buy it as a separate "service". So, if it is that important can we please know about it first, or "see" it? It is there, alas well hidden, under "Security + Identity" classification.
To further illustrate this "marketing practice". If you buy "just" Exchange Online plan and you use good old off-line Office, in that case you are skillfully avoiding few "honey traps" Azure/Office365 marketing department has prepared for you. But to find that as a separate O365 plan it is not easy. But it is there. You just have to type the two words "Exchange Online". How many customers have ever been able to figure that out? Almost none is a very likely answer. They just hit the button and buy it all mixed together. Including Microsoft "Sway", "One Note" and the rest of totally unnecessary apps, nobody ever uses. Unless forced.
Each little saving you make is one income opportunity less for "them". Do not forget that. Ever.
Let's try and look at it from your (the key stakeholder) point of view.
Those mandatory components that every resilient system based entirely on Azure, or having it as a part of it, must contain, are simply not clearly explained as a such.
So, how do we decipher what are the Main Components?
4) emulated execution environment, and the OS and hypervisor.
The one component that we think provides RD with a significant advantage is the fabric controller. The fabric controller owns all the resources in the entire cloud and runs on a subset of nodes in a durable cluster. It manages the placement, provisioning, updating, patching, capacity, load balancing, and scale out of nodes in the cloud all without any operational intervention.
"Red Dog" (RD) was the code name of what we know today as Azure. So as the creator says: 4 main components. One very important fact about the Azure, well covered and lost under the carpet bombing of marketing.
Is it perhaps what we know today as Azure Fabric? I think not. AF seems much narrower in scope when compared to Dave's explanation. I think it is the fabric of the data centres hosting the Azure infrastructure.
Thus very (deliberately) fuzzily explained "thing" that indeed might make Azure what it is today. And definitely not for sale. Out of the scope of this article.
Almost 10 years later, for customers in the "Azure" restaurant, looking a the menu, there is no explanation what is optional and what is not. What will be the final bill?


A Columbus native, Jessica has adored pets for as long as she can remember. She gets to care for them every day as a member of the Angel Animal Hospital team!
Jessica started working at Angel Animal Hospital in 2007 as a Veterinary Assistant. She attended Veterinary Technician school and graduated from Columbus State with a degree in Animal Science. She then went on to pass her state board exam to become a License Veterinary Technician. Jessica keeps her license up to date by attending continued education classes annually. Jessica spent 2 years working in shelter medicine but recently returned to Angel Animal Hospital, her heart never left the clients, patients and staff at AAH. The relationships Jessica builds with the pets and pet owners is her favorite part of working at Angel Animal Hospital. She will often recognize a patient by name as as soon as they walk in the door. She also enjoys client education and veterinary dentistry. For Jessica there is nothing more rewarding than helping her patients have beautiful and healthy teeth!
Jessica lives with her husband Tyler, their 3 dogs- 2 Cane Corso Italian Mastiffs Bronx and Harper, Doberman Pinscher Quinn, and numerous cats. Jessica is a self proclaimed 'crazy cat lady' and cat breed enthusiasts. She is active in breeding and showing Persian cats through The Cat Fanciers Association. She often travels to cat shows to receive various titles for her show cats. Jessica also enjoys spending time outdoors and hiking with her husband. She is a member of Leave A Mark Church and loves spending time with her family, especially her 1 year old nephew Samson.
Kim's veterinary journey began when she was only 14 years old and started working as a kennel helper and veterinary assistant in central Ohio. When she left the animal-care field briefly to study human nursing during college, she quickly realized that something was missing. Kim decided to return to her roots and devoted herself to becoming a veterinary professional!
Kim studied animal science in college before signing on at her first job in a pet hospital. Over the years, she's learned invaluable lessons from the many veterinary professionals she's had the pleasure of working with. After serving in specialty medicine for several years, Kim wanted to get back into general practice and joined the Angel Animal Hospital team in 2011. Now, she's a Veterinary Technician and the Hospital Manager.
Kim, her husband, and their three children live with a myriad of dogs—all of whom are certified therapy dogs—as well as three cats who tend to think they are dogs themselves. Kim is very interested in dog behavior and training, and has shown and trained award-winning dogs for many years. She also likes knitting, crocheting, and gardening; she recently built her own greenhouse to grow all of her own plants and flowers!


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This plan includes a number of recommendations and implementation strategies for the development of the downtown over the next 20 years, covering such areas as transportation, traffic circulation, parking; civic infrastructure; private development; marketing and branding. The Downtown Master Plan is intended to guide public and private development initiatives during this planning time frame and insure the creation of a vibrant town center that will be the defining place and image for the Town of Huntersville.
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Chapter Four Thomas sighed as he sat at his computer. He loved that his parents left him the run of the house. It was nice.
It gave him time to think. Emily was still in her depressed stupor. Haley was being the nice little sister that Joey expected her to be. And Felicia wasn't talking to anyone. Things were better. Just as Thomas was about to turn off his computer and take a nap, Emily walked by his door.
She was hot babe blue angel loves rough sex with spanking a long black t-shirt and no pants. He licked his lips and followed her. Once in the kitchen, he watched her drink a glass of water. Then he was on her.
He pinned her against the counter and bent her over. In seconds, he was buried deep inside her tight snatch. "Please, stop," she cried as he fucked her hard.
He loved hearing her cries of agony. It was sweet to his ears. So he fucked her until he came deep inside her. Then he watched as she cried on the floor.
"I couldn't let you forget who runs your life," he said. "Why do you hate me? I'm sorry for being mean. But you took my virginity. I have nothing now. Can't you just stop?" Thomas yanked her up by her hair and slammed her against the fridge. "I will stop when you die. Got it? Until then, suck it up." As she ran off to her room, Thomas felt his blood pump faster.
He needed more. That's when he thought of Jessica. Gary may not be as reluctant when it's his own little sister getting her punishment. So he grabbed his keys and walked out the door. (_)(_)(_) It was quiet when Thomas slipped into Gary's house. He was pleased to see that the parents were at work. That left plenty of open time. "Gary?
Jessica?" She came around the corner and into the living room. She was wearing a black sports bra, which was funny since she had no tits to speak of, and a pair of extremely tight yoga pants. He licked his lips.
"Where's your brother?" As he waited for her response, he approached her. He loved the idea of fucking her hard. She was so small, and it would hurt her so bad. "He's asleep," she said as he backed her closer to the couch. "That's a shame.
I wanted him to enjoy this." Before she could ask what he meant, Thomas pointed a gun at her head and pulled out his camera. "Strip." She shook, fear registering instantly.
As she pulled off her bra, tears streamed down her face. "If you make a noise, I will kill you." He licked his lips at the sight of her hard little nipples. Then she slid her pants and panties down. Just seeing her hairless little cunt had him hard. He groaned and snapped pictures as she cried.
"These will find their way into every mailbox in town if you tell on me," he growled. Then he pushed her onto the couch. In moments he was ramming into her, ripping through her hymen. She cried into a pillow as he fucked her harder and faster than he had any of the other girls. He wished that he could hear her scream. But he still came all over her just the same. As he got dressed again, he smiled. She lay in a ball crying on the couch. Her little ass looked so sweet and smooth.
"You should learn to respect your brother. That's what brought this on." He walked wild sex after oral homemade and hardcore and smiled.
Things were really getting fun. His plan was a hitch so far. Four girls had learned not to fuck with their brothers. He figured it was time for a smoke. Thomas dialed the guys and told them to hard dick is what she got! tube porn up at the abandoned house. It was time to celebrate. And as he pulled onto the road and drove off, he knew that life couldn't get any better. He had made their lives easier. (_)(_)(_) Thomas was pleased that Wesley thought to bring Lisa.
She sat there in her white lace top and low riding jeans as they smoked and joked around. She was entertaining and easy on the eyes. "Your sister is sexy," Thomas told Wesley. The party came to an abrupt halt as Gary kicked the door in. He glared at Thomas with an anger that is difficult to put into words. "You raped Jessica?" Gary growled. Since Lisa was about to endure the same fate, Thomas didn't see much reason to hide it.
He stood up and smiled at his friend. "Yeah. That's what our plan was. Rape our sisters. Make them pay." "She didn't do anything! She was being herself! All teenage girls are brats!" Thomas pulled out his gun. "I don't like your tone, Gary. Yeah, I raped your baby sister. I fucked that pussy hard. But you knew that would happen. Just like you knew Felicia would get it too." The words were too much for Gary. He turned to leave. "I'm calling the cops and spilling everything, Thomas." In one second Thomas ended that idea.
He put two bullets in Gary's back and vintage bareback in his undies tube porn his friend drop.
Lisa screamed and the others held her down. With a wicked grin, Thomas turned to face her. "You're next, Sweetheart." Chapter Five It was late when Thomas handed Lisa her cell phone. They wanted her to call Lauren over, so she had to act normal. Once the girl arrived, they would rape her as well.
Just remembering Lisa's tight pussy made Thomas throb. She had screamed and begged as they each fucked her hard. But she got the same treatment as all the other girls.
As soon as Lauren arrived, she knew something was wrong. Lisa was fully clothed again, but crying and bruised. Lauren approached her wearing a tight yellow long sleeved shirt and low riding jeans that fit her perfectly. "What did you guys do to her?" Thomas smiled at Lauren. She was always cocky. She was the type of girl who believed she was better than you.
That's why Wesley hated her. "We raped her. All of us." The words made Lauren boil. She lunged for Thomas, but Wesley and Joey held her back. They slammed her onto the table and ripped at her clothes as she screamed. Her breasts bounced softly as she struggled. And once her pants and thong were off, Thomas couldn't stop gazing at her shaved cunt. "Wesley, you take her first. She's your sister." Wesley stepped between her legs as she cried. "Please, no," she sobbed.
Then he dropped his pants and rammed deep into her. The sound of his impacts seemed to echo through the old house. And as she sobbed, he o0nly fucked her harder. Thomas snapped picture after picture. And when it was his turn, he fucked her just as hard as her brother had. By the time all the guys had their fill of fucking every hole on her body, she was limp with exhaustion.
Thomas smirked and shook Wesley's hand. "That was fun, my friend. Let's get them cleaned up and back home. I'm tired." As the guys got ready, Lisa grabbed Thomas' hand. He turned to look into her tear filled eyes. "Why did you guys rape us? What did we do?" He leaned close and kissed her cheek, which only seemed to repulse her.
"You made your brother's life hell. It's a pact we made. We would rape our sisters. Learn to respect people, Lisa.
It gets your farther in life." (_)(_)(_) The next few weeks were easy going. Emily was still depressed, realizing that her life was always going to be run by her brother. Haley was being forced to suck Joey's cock every night before they went to bed. They had even fucked a couple of times. Felicia kept to herself.
Jessica was worried about Gary. In recent weeks, all of the guys had been questioned about his whereabouts. But nothing was ever said about Jessica being raped. She was smart. And Wesley was still fucking his two sisters every chance he got. Life was great. The girls were doing what was expected of them. And every day, Thomas raped Emily again just to remind her that she was his now. Today was supposed to be one of those days. As Thomas walked into his house after school, he heard the shower running.
That meant Emily was bathing. He imagined her naked form and licked his lips. Once he was upstairs, he quickly made his way to the bathroom. Empty. The shower was running cold, which meant it had been running for a while.
He looked around the house. Emily was no where to be seen. So he went out to the back deck to see if she was possibly swimming. Perhaps she had just neglected to turn off the shower. Instead, he was in for a surprise. The sight of Emily's hanging corpse from the window made Thomas freeze. Fear rushed through him. He had driven her to suicide. And under her swaying body was a letter.
Surely it confessed everything. She knew about all the girls. Thomas picked up his phone and dialed the guys. One by one he explained what was going on. They knew that their lives were over. And that meant that they had to go out with a bang. There was still one more sister left. Busty milf kara knox fucking doggy style interracial if they were going to do time for the plan, they might as well finish it.
"I'll meet you guys at the abandoned house. Get started without me. I'll be there shortly."
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Trumao is the name of a soil of the Andosol order found in southern and central Chile. Trumaos are formed from young volcanic ash, by volcanic ash redeposited by aeolian processes or by volcanic ash mobilized as alluvium. Trumaos are characterized by containing the following minerals: allophane, imogolite plus a series of paracrystalline and non-crystalline clays. These soils have high porosity and low bulk density. A more dry and a more humid variety of trumaos exists. The dry variety is known simply as trumao while the humid variety is known as trumao húmedo.

In terms of latitude trumaos can be found in the Andes from 33° S to 43° S, in the Central Valley from 38° S to 43° S and in the eastern slopes of the Chilean Coast Range from 39° S to 43° S.

See also
Andean Volcanic Belt
Ñadi

Notes

References

Geography of Chile
Soil in Chile
Geography of Araucanía Region
Geography of Los Lagos Region
Geography of Los Ríos Region
Volcanic soils

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