🧙 Magicians & Bureaucrats 🧑💼
in the Ethereum galaxy
🧙
What do we think a Magician is?
🧑💼
What do we think a Bureaucrat is?
Our eosystem is challenging to navigate
Navigators, map-makers, and historians can help
There is a lot to understand
Ethereum galactic history
Why is it so bright and violent?
How did the structures form?
What factors created the social norms?
Ethereum's primordial soup
- Hacker culture
- Cypherpunks
- Dissolution of the Soviet Union
- Burning Man
- Open Source
- Internet culture / memes
- Austrian economics
- 2008-9 Financial Meltdown
- Occupy Wall Street
- Bitcoin culture
The big bang
Late 2013: Vitalik Buterin's WP
BTC Miami, January 2014
"The project is driven by the idea,
not by a personality or group of personalities"
- Heather Marsh, "Binding Chaos"
Bright and violent history
Late 2013 - 2014
- Ideas, proposals, papers
- Self-organizing teams
- Search for a non-hostile jurisdiction
Devcon0: November 2014
"leadership in a swarm is received through inspiring others:
standing up, doing without asking permission, leading by example"
- Rick Falkvinge, Pirate Party
Bright and violent history
2014-15: Systems begin to form
- Exits due to 💔 "differences in principles"
- Client and dapp development teams emerge
- Capital is in motion, the Project is funded
Devcon1: November 2015
"No individual needs permission (competitive) or consensus
(cooperative) to propose an idea or initiate a project"
- Heather Marsh, Occupy Movement
Bright and violent history
2015-16: Basic structures of the community recognizable
- Non-profit 💔 For-profit bifurcation - The EF
- Stakeholders and maintainers emerge
- Protocol gov: private channels ➡ public process - EIPs
Bright and violent history
2016-17: Infrastructure and crises
- Jurisdiction-based 💔 Decentralized bifurcation - The DAO
- Code Is Law 💔 Humans In Charge bifurcation - DAO Fork
- Infrastructure is attacked, systems are tested
🧙
A moment of appreciation for the Magicians
Ethereum community dynamics
- Adversarial environment
- Anti-authoritarian culture
- Contention between stakeholders, drama, exits
- Networks of trust between people
Ethereum community dynamics
- Online forums, comms channels, events
- Over-funded systems vs. under-funded systems
- Magicians explore, create, expand systems
Bureaucrats stabilize systems
Now add even more matter & energy
Bright and violent history
2017-2018: Ignition
- First killer app: ICOs
- Systems under pressure as crypto soars
- Protocol governance goes pro
Bright and violent history
2018-2019: Aftermath
- Libertarian 💔 Socialist bifurcation - block rewards
- Libertarian 💔 Technocrat bifurcation - ProgPOW
- DeFi gets early traction
- Ethereum Foundation expands support
What is constraining the
explosive energy?
We might point to organizations...
Ethereum Foundation, ConsenSys, Parity Tech, Status, Aragon
...yet there are hundreds of indie teams!
Teams cluster around resources
Resource allocation requires guidance
What is the guidance system here?
Who manages access to the resources?
The bureaucracy!
Leaders
Operations
Project managers
Product managers
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Admin assistants
Finance / Accounting
Lawyers
DevOps / IT
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Challenges for crypto bureaucracy
- Power corrupts us
- Widespread mistrust of authority
- Widespread inexperience
- Magicians want to build w/o interference
- "This is crypto"
🧑💼
A moment of appreciation for the Bureaucrats
Cybernetics
kybernētikḗ, meaning "governance"
kybernḗtēs, meaning "helm-person" of the "ship"
Cybernetics
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Control systems
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→ |
Self-organized systems
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Norbert Wiener
WWII anti-aircraft systems, automatic aiming and firing
Idea: Negative feedback can keep systems in balance
Idea: Use of info ➡ localized decrease in entropy
Friedrich Hayek
Classical liberalism, coordination function of prices
Catallaxy: "self-organizing system of voluntary co-operation"
Idea: The price mechanism as a means to transmit information in the cybernetic system.
Heather Marsh
WikiLeaks, Occupy Wall Street
Idea: Stigmergic society
"With stigmergy, an initial idea is freely given, and the project is driven by the idea, not by a personality or group of personalities."
Rick Falkvinge
Swarm organizations, The Pirate Party
"Swarmwise", 2013
Structure to escape Dunbar's number / social cognitive limit
Joe Freeman
Women's liberation movement, Principles of Democratic Structuring
"Tyranny of Structurelessness", 1970
"As long as the structure of the group is informal, the rules of how decisions are made are known only to a few and awareness of power is limited to those who know the rules."
🧑💼
Applied cybernetics / decentralized planning
Enable 🧙s to research, build, and launch
Enable 🧑💼s to lead, support, and constrain
Declare your principles!
(which is "how" we do something)
Example principle:
Delegation of specific responsibility to specific individuals
for specific tasks by consensus-based procedures
Example principle:
Distribution of responsibility
among as many people as is reasonably possible
Example principle:
Practice pragmatic openness
and pragmatic reformism
Every 🚀 needs a control system


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- Integrates with Typescript for compile-time checking, Webpack for website performance.
- JSX is an extension to js that allows us to easily write HTML fragments in js files, and mix JS expressions in braces
{}
into that HTML. The Babel compiler pre-processes the the .js files to convert JSX element declarations e.g.:
<div attr1="val1">
<child1/>
<child2/>
</div>
...into plain javascript function calls, as follows:
React.createElement('div',{attr1: 'val1'},
React.createElement('child1'),
React.createElement('child2')
)
- JSX/Typescript integrates with SVG and CSS to allow importing them into the .tsx files. So the CSS and SVG part of JSX can be validated.
- JSX validation is more advanced than HTML validation. VsCode does quite a lot of JSX validation in problems view.
- Components are defined as js classes or 'constructor functions'. Thereafter they can be referenced in JSX using
custom tags. For example a React component class named
ShoppingList
, can be referenced in JSX as
<ShoppingList/>
. By being able to refer to multiple lines of JSX by using a single custom tag, we can build large and complex UIs from small pieces of JSX.
- Attributes for JSX custom tags are very similar to HTML attributes, and the values thus set can be accessed in the corresponding component class as the attributes of the readonly object
this.props
.
- Virtual DOM: As shown
here even if render() somehow needs to be called multiple times for the same component, React only renders the changed tags by diffing against an in-memory structure called the Virtual DOM, thus improving performance.
- Automatically update UI on state change: In addition to the unchangeable props, React components should use a field
this.state
that is changeable by the component via the async method
this.setState()
, to store data used for rendering output. On detecting changes to
this.state
, React will automatically re-render the component.
- UI State Events: In addition to allowing changeable data state, the React component class can override certain base class methods in order to listen to events such as 'component mounted (rendered) for the first time', 'component will unmount' etc.


Script documentation¶
BioCompoundML’s primary script is
bcml.py
BioCompoundML’s primary script is
bcml.py
--input
: Training File Input¶--datain
: Saved Data Input¶--test_input
: Testing File Input¶--train
: Train the model¶--test
: Test the model¶--model
: Output the model to a file¶--dataout
: Output all data structures¶--pred
: Prediction feature¶--proxy
: URL of http/s proxy¶--cluster
: Cluster the training data¶--split_value
: Threshold for classification of prediction feature¶--random
: User defined random seed¶--verbose
: Verbose output¶--experimental
: Extract experimental/computed features from PubChem¶--fingerprint
: Extract CACTVS fingerprints from PubChem¶--chemofeatures
: Run PaDEL-Descriptors¶--user
: User features are provided in training and/or test files¶--distance
: Calculate compound vs. compound distance matrix¶--impute
: Impute missing data using K Nearest Neighbors Imputation¶--selection
: Run Boruta Feature Selection to reduce uninformative features¶--cv
: Run 50% hold-out Cross-Validation 100 times¶


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If I look at this theorem:
lemma infinite_set_is_not_empty (S: set X): set.infinite S → S.nonempty
I'm not sure why it does not exist, maybe it's false but I don't really see why as infinite
definition is not finite.
And I can give this proof in Lean:
import data.set lemma infinite_set_is_not_empty (S: set X): set.infinite S → S.nonempty := begin intro h, by_contra, rw set.not_nonempty_iff_eq_empty at a, apply h, rw a, exact set.finite_empty, end
(under the assumption of decidability, so I guess, noncomputable theory
and open_locale classical
are needed.)
import data.fintype.basic example {X : Type} [infinite X] : nonempty X := by apply_instance
This is not a statement about sets, but about types.
Note that set.nonempty
is not a class, but nonempty
is.
@Scott Morrison But this is not really about my example, should I use subtypes to apply it to a subset of X?
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A dependency graph that can traverse asynchronous nodes.
Designed for requesting dependent data in web apps (https://portal.droplit.io/). Each node can contain a promise that makes some asynchronous operation, like an http request. Angular and Vue friendly.
Inspired by https://github.com/jriecken/dependency-graph
npm install async-dependency-graph
http://woodle.io/async-dependency-graph/
const graph = new Graph();
graph.addNode(new Node('a', () => new Promise(...)));
graph.addNode(new Node('b', () => new Promise(...)));
graph.addNode(new Node('c', () => new Promise(...)));
graph.addNode(new Node('d', () => new Promise(...)));
graph.addDependency('b', 'a'); // b needs the data from a
graph.addDependency('d', 'c'); // d needs the data from c
graph.addDependency('c', 'a'); // c needs the data from a
graph.traverse().then(() => {
// all nodes completed in order of dependence, in parallel when possible.
});
graph.getNode('a').awaitData().then((data)=> {
console.log(data);
});
graph.getNode('b').awaitData().then((data)=> {
console.log(data);
});
graph.getNode('c').awaitData().then((data)=> {
console.log(data);
});
graph.getNode('d').awaitData().then((data)=> {
console.log(data);
});
Run the example
node -r ts-node/register example/example.ts
PR's welcome.
npm run build
npm test
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The sample app contains a few additional parts beyond Amber itself:
- The common infrastructure: testing.js, devel.js, *.json,
.gitignore, big part of Gruntfile.js,
devDependencies
in package.json
- Common code (Ddtest-Tests package).
- These introductory files: parts.html and uninstall.html
- Polyfilling: some dependencies in package.json
and their use in Gruntfile.js and index.html.
- The webapp-specific code (Ddtest package).
- The webapp-specific dependencies in package.json
(modules silk, domite, contrib-web and contrib-jquery).
- The webapp entry point index.html.
- The webapp-specific infrastructure: deploy.js
and parts of Gruntfile.js that use webapp-specific pieces.
- The lambda-specific code (Ddtest-Backend package).
- The lambda handler file lambda/index.js.
- The lambda-specific infrastructure: lambda.js
and parts of Gruntfile.js that use lambda-specific pieces.


Class Insert
Class Insert
- Alcys\Core\Db\Statement\Insert implements Alcys\Core\Db\Statement\StatementInterface, Alcys\Core\Db\Statement\InsertInterface
Namespace: Alcys\Core\Db\Statement
Package: Alcys\Core\Db\Statement
Todo: on duplicate key update, refactor this class to be compatible with the facade.
Located at Core/Db/Statement/Insert.php
Package: Alcys\Core\Db\Statement
Todo: on duplicate key update, refactor this class to be compatible with the facade.
Located at Core/Db/Statement/Insert.php
Methods summary
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This is a basic Codenvy environment for trying out Groovy scripts.
Activation URL: https://codenvy.com/f?id=ywk05vqoj59g5gyl
Once the project is opened in Codenvy, you can start a terminal for running Groovy scripts.
To start the terminal, go the the Run
menu and select Run
.
You should see a console section starting up in the lower pane of the IDE -
this is setting up a container with Groovy ready to go.
You can try out Groovy by opening the Terminal
tab and typing:
groovy -e "println 'hello, world'"
The project files are accessible in the terminal by changing directory to the
project
directory:
cd project
You can then try the demo script:
groovy hello.groovy
You can start to prepare your own scripts in the IDE by creating new files -
these will be reflected in the Terminal
under the project
directory.
The terminal is set to run for 1 hour and will shut-down. If you want to keep
working in the terminal, just start it again using the Run
menu.
You can change the timing through the Configs
screen in the Runners
panel.
Open the groovy-runner
configuration and edit the line CMD sleep 1h
to
reflect your desired duration.
Running the terminal will use up you allocated Gigabyte hours. Make sure you stop the terminal runner when you are not using it and before you close the IDE.
The Codenvy workspace is temporary and closing the project or browser window
will cause any changes you’ve made to be lost. If you’d like to keep the
workspace, click on the Persist
button in the top-right of the IDE.
For help in using Codenvy, please refer to their User Guide.


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"Anything But" Matching
Character sets are usually used to specify a list of characters of which any must match. But occasionally, you'll want the reverse—a list of characters that you don't want to match. In other words, anything but the list specified here.
Rather than having to enumerate every character you want (which could get rather lengthy if you want all but a few), character sets can be negated using the ^ metacharacter. Here's an example:
sales1.xls
orders3.xls
sales2.xls
sales3.xls
apac1.xls
europe2.xls
sam.xls
na1.xls
na2.xls
sa1.xls
ca1.xls
[ns]a[^0-9]\.xls
sales1.xls
orders3.xls
sales2.xls
sales3.xls
apac1.xls
europe2.xls
sam.xls
na1.xls
na2.xls
sa1.xls
ca1.xls
The pattern used in this example is the exact opposite of the one used previously. [0-9] matches all digits (and only digits). [^0-9] matches anything by the specified range of digits. As such, [ns]a[^0-9]\.xls matches sam.xls but not na1.xls, na2.xls, or sa1.xls.
Note | ^ negates all characters or ranges in a set, not just the character or range that it precedes. |
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How DNS works
Without DNS, we would only be able to visit any website directly via IP address, no human-readable anymore
DNS: Basic concept and information
- DNS stands for Domain Name System
- Its purpose is to resolve and translate human-readable website name to IPv4 or IPv6 address
- It’s basically a large Database which resides on various servers around the world, that contains the names and IP address of various host/domains.
- Without DNS, we would only be able to visit any website directly via IP address, no human-readable anymore
- DNS works on both the TCP and UDP Protocols, port 53
How does DNS work?
Whenever you visit a domain such as github.com, the browser’s journey begins »>
Step 1: Request information
- TODO: Type
github.com
to address bar of Chrome, it’s a new request for browser
Step 2: DNS cache on Chrome
- TODO: DNS query on chrome’s cache, see
chrome://net-internals/#dns
- True: Return IP address of this domain for making a request
- False: Didn’t know it before –> call OS (step3)
Step 3: DNS cache on OS
- TODO: OS receive request from chrome, then check its DNS cache, see
mDNSResponder
on MacOS - True: Return IP of github.com for browser
- False: OS didn’t know it before same as browser, OS call the Resolver (Recursive DNS servers)
Step 4: The Resolver on ISP (Internet Service Provider)
- TODO: local OS sends a DNS Query to the Resolver by using UDP Protocol over Port 53, the Resolver will check its cache to find IP for github.com
- True: Return IP address for OS
- False: ISP didn’t know it before same as our OS. ISP will ask the Root server
Step 5: The ROOT servers - see https://www.iana.org/domains/root/servers
- Fact: We have 13 root server for DNS around the world. They don’t know the answer, but they know where to find it.
- TODO: Root look at the first part of request, reading from right to left .com <–
- Direct our request to Top-Level Domain (TLD) name servers for .com, it’s Verisign TLD
- ISP will store TLD information, no need ask the root again.
Step 6: The TLD nameservers
- TODO: The TLD nameservers review the next part of our request - github
- Direct our query to the nameservers responsible for this specific domain
- These Authoritative nameservers are responsible for knowing all the information about a specific domain, which are stored in DNS records
Step 7: The Authoritative nameservers
- TODO: The Resolver (ISP) retrieves the A record for github.com from the authoritative nameservers and stores the record in ISP’s local cache
- More keywords:
time-to-live
value, Domain Registrar, types of records
Step 8: Receive the answer
- TODO: Resolver returns the A record back to OS
- OS stores the record in its cache, reads the IP address then passes information to Chrome
- Chrome stores the record in its cache
Finally, Chrome opens a connection to the webserver and receives the site.
This entire process, from start to finish, takes only milliseconds to complete.
Reference:
- https://howdns.works
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- https://www.verisign.com/en_US/website-presence/online/how-dns-works


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Follow-up of contacts.
Selling a product on a new market where other companies are already present is never a simple thing. Also, in order to get results, the prospection must be relentless. Group Monarch does not only provide you with prospects, we also offer you to do the follow-up, reminders, to participate in negotiations and any necessary travel, to ensure that an agreement could succeed and most importantly that your business can grow.
Do you have the time to manage an export department? Do you have a qualified staff in the international who speak foreign languages, who know about different work cultures and international trade best practices? Group Monarch offers to help you in these efforts; we act in any way as an outsourced export department.
In fact, it is very important to have someone to talk to day-to-day, that can develop this business relationship, someone who can respond to phone calls in English/French/ Spanish, that can respond to all the demands of partners and customers in the shortest possible time. This is reassuring and shows stability. This availability is essential for the development of mutual trust.
Thanks to Group Monarch and his follow-up in monitoring commercial & administrative issues, your international strategy is bearing fruit: you start to have orders, resulting in more day to day management, which can be time consuming; Group Monarch can help you with the outsourcing of the export department and particularly with the commercial follow-up.
In the daily management of an export department, beyond the business relationship, there is a wide range of administrative tasks where Group Monarch can also support you.
With the outsourcing of your export department, you will have an easier task and can be confident about the circulation of your products across borders!
Call Manual Victoria now for a free diagnostic!
(514) 694-7267 or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"We are your stepping stone to new business opportunities ! "
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Wholesale/Retail
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Belize
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Ecuador
- El Salvador
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Honduras
- Jamaica
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Peru
- Puerto Rico
- Trinidad and Tobago
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector information
Unique applications:
Senior International Development Professional and trusted business partner that has to its credential twenty-five (25) years of experience in different markets and industries. Specialized in Global Trading in the Food Industry, branded and private labe, among othersl. Proven track records of extensive import and export with experience in Latin America, North America, Caribbean, Asia, Europe. Customer focused and result driven with strong business skills and extended global network of contact. Dynamic, perseverant, attentive to details and creative. Managerial skills to work across cultures.Languages: native Spanish, proficiency English & French. Multi-sectoral - Multi-cultural."you want to do business with México, think as Mexican, with Canada as Canadian..."
Success stories:
Language extends far beyond the spoken words.Selling a product on a new market where other companies are already present is never a simple thing. Also, in order to get results, the prospection must be relentless. Group Monarch does not only provide you with prospects, we also offer you to do the follow-up, reminders, to participate in negotiations and any necessary travel, to ensure that an agreement could succeed and most importantly that your business can grow.
Do you have the time to manage an export department? Do you have a qualified staff in the international who speak foreign languages, who know about different work cultures and international trade best practices? Group Monarch offers to help you in these efforts; we act in any way as an outsourced export department.
In fact, it is very important to have someone to talk to day-to-day, that can develop this business relationship, someone who can respond to phone calls in English/French/ Spanish, that can respond to all the demands of partners and customers in the shortest possible time. This is reassuring and shows stability. This availability is essential for the development of mutual trust.
Thanks to Group Monarch and his follow-up in monitoring commercial & administrative issues, your international strategy is bearing fruit: you start to have orders, resulting in more day to day management, which can be time consuming; Group Monarch can help you with the outsourcing of the export department and particularly with the commercial follow-up.
In the daily management of an export department, beyond the business relationship, there is a wide range of administrative tasks where Group Monarch can also support you.
With the outsourcing of your export department, you will have an easier task and can be confident about the circulation of your products across borders!
International capital projects:
EXPORTS:From Canada:
• Pulses & Seed to Venezuela
• Meat to México & Caribbean
• Lard to Caribbean
• Potatoes to Caribbean
• Frozen goods to Costa Rica
• Pet food to Panama
From USA:
• Frozen Goods to Walmart in Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama
• Meat to Mexico
From México:
• Oil selling to Central America
• Fresh fruit to Europe
From Chile:
• Dairy to Asia
From Asia customers selling to:
Dairy (Asia) to Caribbean and Central America
IMPORTS:
• Candies (Colombia) to Dollar Stores in Canada
• Coffee (Mexico) to supermarket chains in Canada
• Frozen fruit & vegetables (Asia) to distributors in Canada
• Fresh fruit (Mexico) to distributors in Canada
Projects Export Development:
• Process food (Canada) to Walmart of Mexico, Chile and Colombia
• Diapers (Mexico) to Caribbean, Centro and South America
• Cookies (Europe) to Walmart of Mexico & Central America
• Canned food products (Europe) to North America and Latin America
• Canned Food product (Canada) to Cuba
• Straw (Mexico) to Cuba
• Coffee (Mexico) to Caribbean, Central and & South America.
LATIN AMERICA EXPORT DEVELOPMENT COUNSELOR (FREELANCE) 1993-1996
Mendelssohn Freight Services. M.F.S. Inc.. Montréal
Caisse Centrale Desjardins, International. - Montréal
Vogue Pool Products Inc. Montréal
Dero Entreprises Inc. Montréal
Hubmar Inc. Montréal
Societé d’Etudes et Rechercher Economique et Sociales Internationales, Int’l. Inc. Montréal Comex Trade Strategy (Grupo Vian-Mexico) México
• Conducted research of potential suppliers and buyers.
• Assisted potential supplier in every step of the negotiation, from the initial contact up to the closing of the deal.
• Provided counseling regarding availability, quality, potential suppliers and buyers, delivery schedules, product adaptation, fabrication and prices.
• Conducted marketing research through direct contacts in Latin America.
• Elaborated feasibility and marketing studies.
• Established strategic partnerships (Joint-Venture)
• Organized trade fairs, international expositions and commercial missions
• Represented companies abroad.
• Developed a polyvalent team of experts whose complementary talents creates synergy at the height of today’s challenges
• Acquired multilingual capabilities and understanding to determine market needs, formulate strategies and translate companies data.
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Product / Service / Licensing
Whether your company is already exporting or wishes to develop its activities on international markets, Group Monarch International Inc. " Group Monarch ” offers to help you in all the steps of you export strategy.
At Group Monarch, we are specialized in international business development. Our main goal is to help you develop your sales. For that, we offer you our solid expertise and our impressive network of international contacts developed over the last 25 years.
We offer a diagnostic to measure the export potential of your company as well as a range of services to support you at every stage. Here are some examples where our collaboration will be most useful in your international development strategy:
• You are looking for a distributor, an importer, a commercial agent, you want to know the people who will give you access to a particular market?
• You are a producer of consumer goods and you want to be introduced to the largest distributors in Latin America and be able to contact the buyers of Wamart Mexico, Walmart Brasil, Soriana, Alkosto or others...?
• You want to choose the right incoterm, define the most appropriate logistics, make sure you are using the best method of payment and know the customs duties? All areas that you may be unfamiliar with but which are essential in international trade!
• If a sector seems really specific, before tackling Export it is recommended to know as much as possible about your potential market. Group Monarch helps you gather informations and statistics for your international market study.
Target Markets: We identify the interest of the potential market towards the products you want to export (consumers motivation, buying habits, potential customers opinion…) and we identify and analyse the competition (their modes of operation, sales channels, products and services offered, price, delivery time and communication tools).
Distribution: We identify the elements that influence the marketing and use of products, sales channels and distribution methods (your own network, catalogs, web, wholesalers, retailers, trade barriers, cultural differences and business practices.)
You want to know the incentives put in place by the canadian government or foreign governments to promote the export of your product or service? We can help you!
You have decided to make the exploration of your potential partners at trade fairs and trade shows? Group Monarch offers to assist you in each step:
Organization pre-trade fairs and establishment of a list of prospects.
Organization of an appointments schedule.
Development of communication materials, invitations and advertising campaigns.
Accompaniment for the duration of the show as sales representative and interpreter.
Follow-up of contacts.
Selling a product on a new market where other companies are already present is never a simple thing. Also, in order to get results, the prospection must be relentless. Group Monarch does not only provide you with prospects, we also offer you to do the follow-up, reminders, to participate in negotiations and any necessary travel, to ensure that an agreement could succeed and most importantly that your business can grow.
Do you have the time to manage an export department? Do you have a qualified staff in the international who speak foreign languages, who know about different work cultures and international trade best practices? Group Monarch offers to help you in these efforts; we act in any way as an outsourced export department.
In fact, it is very important to have someone to talk to day-to-day, that can develop this business relationship, someone who can respond to phone calls in English/French/ Spanish, that can respond to all the demands of partners and customers in the shortest possible time. This is reassuring and shows stability. This availability is essential for the development of mutual trust.
Thanks to Group Monarch and his follow-up in monitoring commercial & administrative issues, your international strategy is bearing fruit: you start to have orders, resulting in more day to day management, which can be time consuming; Group Monarch can help you with the outsourcing of the export department and particularly with the commercial follow-up.
In the daily management of an export department, beyond the business relationship, there is a wide range of administrative tasks where Group Monarch can also support you.
With the outsourcing of your export department, you will have an easier task and can be confident about the circulation of your products across borders!
Call Manual Victoria now for a free diagnostic!
(514) 694-7267 or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"We are your stepping stone to new business opportunities ! "
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Industry sector market interests:
- Agriculture
- Consumer Products
- Environment
- Manufacturing
- Wholesale/Retail
- Food and Beverage Manufacturing
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Belize
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Costa Rica
- Cuba
- Ecuador
- El Salvador
- Guatemala
- Haiti
- Honduras
- Jamaica
- Mexico
- Nicaragua
- Panama
- Peru
- Puerto Rico
- Trinidad and Tobago
- United States
- Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
Sector
Sector information
Unique applications:
Senior International Development Professional and trusted business partner that has to its credential twenty-five (25) years of experience in different markets and industries. Specialized in Global Trading in the Food Industry, branded and private labe, among othersl. Proven track records of extensive import and export with experience in Latin America, North America, Caribbean, Asia, Europe. Customer focused and result driven with strong business skills and extended global network of contact. Dynamic, perseverant, attentive to details and creative. Managerial skills to work across cultures.Languages: native Spanish, proficiency English & French. Multi-sectoral - Multi-cultural."you want to do business with México, think as Mexican, with Canada as Canadian..."
Success stories:
Language extends far beyond the spoken words.Selling a product on a new market where other companies are already present is never a simple thing. Also, in order to get results, the prospection must be relentless. Group Monarch does not only provide you with prospects, we also offer you to do the follow-up, reminders, to participate in negotiations and any necessary travel, to ensure that an agreement could succeed and most importantly that your business can grow.
Do you have the time to manage an export department? Do you have a qualified staff in the international who speak foreign languages, who know about different work cultures and international trade best practices? Group Monarch offers to help you in these efforts; we act in any way as an outsourced export department.
In fact, it is very important to have someone to talk to day-to-day, that can develop this business relationship, someone who can respond to phone calls in English/French/ Spanish, that can respond to all the demands of partners and customers in the shortest possible time. This is reassuring and shows stability. This availability is essential for the development of mutual trust.
Thanks to Group Monarch and his follow-up in monitoring commercial & administrative issues, your international strategy is bearing fruit: you start to have orders, resulting in more day to day management, which can be time consuming; Group Monarch can help you with the outsourcing of the export department and particularly with the commercial follow-up.
In the daily management of an export department, beyond the business relationship, there is a wide range of administrative tasks where Group Monarch can also support you.
With the outsourcing of your export department, you will have an easier task and can be confident about the circulation of your products across borders!
International capital projects:
EXPORTS:From Canada:
• Pulses & Seed to Venezuela
• Meat to México & Caribbean
• Lard to Caribbean
• Potatoes to Caribbean
• Frozen goods to Costa Rica
• Pet food to Panama
From USA:
• Frozen Goods to Walmart in Costa Rica, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama
• Meat to Mexico
From México:
• Oil selling to Central America
• Fresh fruit to Europe
From Chile:
• Dairy to Asia
From Asia customers selling to:
Dairy (Asia) to Caribbean and Central America
IMPORTS:
• Candies (Colombia) to Dollar Stores in Canada
• Coffee (Mexico) to supermarket chains in Canada
• Frozen fruit & vegetables (Asia) to distributors in Canada
• Fresh fruit (Mexico) to distributors in Canada
Projects Export Development:
• Process food (Canada) to Walmart of Mexico, Chile and Colombia
• Diapers (Mexico) to Caribbean, Centro and South America
• Cookies (Europe) to Walmart of Mexico & Central America
• Canned food products (Europe) to North America and Latin America
• Canned Food product (Canada) to Cuba
• Straw (Mexico) to Cuba
• Coffee (Mexico) to Caribbean, Central and & South America.
LATIN AMERICA EXPORT DEVELOPMENT COUNSELOR (FREELANCE) 1993-1996
Mendelssohn Freight Services. M.F.S. Inc.. Montréal
Caisse Centrale Desjardins, International. - Montréal
Vogue Pool Products Inc. Montréal
Dero Entreprises Inc. Montréal
Hubmar Inc. Montréal
Societé d’Etudes et Rechercher Economique et Sociales Internationales, Int’l. Inc. Montréal Comex Trade Strategy (Grupo Vian-Mexico) México
• Conducted research of potential suppliers and buyers.
• Assisted potential supplier in every step of the negotiation, from the initial contact up to the closing of the deal.
• Provided counseling regarding availability, quality, potential suppliers and buyers, delivery schedules, product adaptation, fabrication and prices.
• Conducted marketing research through direct contacts in Latin America.
• Elaborated feasibility and marketing studies.
• Established strategic partnerships (Joint-Venture)
• Organized trade fairs, international expositions and commercial missions
• Represented companies abroad.
• Developed a polyvalent team of experts whose complementary talents creates synergy at the height of today’s challenges
• Acquired multilingual capabilities and understanding to determine market needs, formulate strategies and translate companies data.


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Cash in transit robbery in Trim.
by Ann CaseyGardaí in Trim investigating a robbery which occurred early this morning are appealing for witnesses.
At approximately 7.20am the driver of a cash security vehicle was confronted on the forecourt of Circle K, Navan Road, Trim. He was approached by a male wearing a large hi-viz jacket and forced to hand over a cash box. The suspect put the cash box into a large ‘Lidl’ bag. He then made his way directly across the main road into a field opposite the garage.
Detectives are appealing for anybody who has dashcam footage from the Trim-Navan Road, Rathnally Lane or other side roads in the area, anytime between 6.54am and 7.30am to contact them on<PHONE_NUMBER>. Information can also be given via the Garda Confidential Line 1800 666111.


#include <DSIGReference.hpp>
Collaboration diagram for DSIGReference:
The DSIGReference class creates and manipulates (including hashing and validating) <Reference> elements.
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| DSIGReference (const XSECEnv *env, XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMNode *dom) | |
| Contructor for use with existing XML signatures or templates. | |
| DSIGReference (const XSECEnv *env) | |
| Contructor for use when creating new Reference structures. | |
| ~DSIGReference () | |
| Destructor. | |
Reference Construction and Manipulation | |
| void | load () |
| Load a DSIGReference from an existing DOM structure. | |
| XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMElement * | createBlankReference (const XMLCh *URI, hashMethod hm, char *type) |
| Create a Reference structure in the document. | |
| DSIGTransformEnvelope * | appendEnvelopedSignatureTransform () |
| Append an Enveloped Signature Transform to the Reference. | |
| DSIGTransformBase64 * | appendBase64Transform () |
| Append a Base64 Transform to the Reference. | |
| DSIGTransformXPath * | appendXPathTransform (const char *expr) |
| Append an XPath Transform to the Reference. | |
| DSIGTransformXPathFilter * | appendXPathFilterTransform (void) |
| Append an XPath-Filter2 Transform to the Reference. | |
| DSIGTransformXSL * | appendXSLTransform (XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMNode *stylesheet) |
| Append an XSLT Transform to the Reference. | |
| DSIGTransformC14n * | appendCanonicalizationTransform (canonicalizationMethod cm) |
| Append a Canonicalization Transform to the Reference. | |
| void | setPreHashTXFM (TXFMBase *t) |
| Append a "debug" transformer. | |
Getting Information | |
| XSECBinTXFMInputStream * | makeBinInputStream (void) const |
| Create an input stream based on the digested byte stream. | |
| const XMLCh * | getURI () |
| Return the URI string of the Reference. | |
| hashMethod | getHashMethod (void) |
| Get the Digest method. | |
| DSIGTransformList * | getTransforms (void) |
| Obtain the transforms for this reference. | |
| bool | isManifest () |
| Determine whether the reference is a manifest. | |
| DSIGReferenceList * | getManifestReferenceList () |
| Get the Manifest. | |
Message Digest/Hash manipulation | |
| unsigned int | calculateHash (XMLByte *toFill, unsigned int maxToFill) |
| Calculate the Hash value of a reference. | |
| unsigned int | readHash (XMLByte *toFill, unsigned int maxToFill) |
| Read the hash from the Reference element. | |
| bool | checkHash () |
| Validate the Reference element. | |
| void | setHash () |
| Set the value of the hash in the Reference. | |
Static Public Member Functions | |
Helper (static) Functions | |
| static TXFMChain * | createTXFMChainFromList (TXFMBase *input, DSIGTransformList *lst) |
| Create a Transformer chain. | |
| static DSIGTransformList * | loadTransforms (XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMNode *transformsNode, XSECSafeBufferFormatter *formatter, const XSECEnv *env) |
| Load a Transforms list from the <Transforms> DOMNode. | |
| static TXFMBase * | getURIBaseTXFM (XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMDocument *doc, const XMLCh *URI, const XSECEnv *env) |
| Create a starting point for a TXFM Chain. | |
| static DSIGReferenceList * | loadReferenceListFromXML (const XSECEnv *env, XERCES_CPP_NAMESPACE_QUALIFIER DOMNode *firstReference) |
| Load a series of references. | |
| static bool | verifyReferenceList (DSIGReferenceList *lst, safeBuffer &errorStr) |
| Validate a list of references. | |
| static void | hashReferenceList (DSIGReferenceList *list, bool interlocking=true) |
| Hash a reference list. |
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Contructor for use with existing XML signatures or templates. Create a DSIGReference object based on an already existing DSIG Reference XML node. It is assumed that the underlying DOM structure is in place and works correctly.
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Contructor for use when creating new Reference structures. Create a DSIGReference object that can later be used to create a new Reference structure in the DOM document.
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Destructor.
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Append a Base64 Transform to the Reference.
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Append a Canonicalization Transform to the Reference.
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Append an Enveloped Signature Transform to the Reference. Appends a simple enveloped-signature transform to the list of transforms in this element.
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Append an XPath-Filter2 Transform to the Reference. The returned DSIGTransformXPathFilter will have no actual filter expressions loaded, but calls can be made to DSIGTransformXPathFilter::appendTransform to add them.
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Append an XPath Transform to the Reference. Append an XPath transform. Namespaces can be added to the transform directly using the returned DSIGTransformXPath structure
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Append an XSLT Transform to the Reference. The caller must have already create the stylesheet and turned it into a DOM structure that is passed in as the stylesheet parameter.
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Calculate the Hash value of a reference. Takes the Reference URI, performs all the transforms and finally calculates the Hash value of the data using the Digest algorithm indicated in the reference
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Validate the Reference element. Performs a calculateHash() and a readHash() and then compares the results.
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Create a Reference structure in the document. This function will create a Reference structure in the owner document. In some cases, a call to this function will be sufficient to put the required Reference in place. In other cases, calls will also need to be made to the various append*Transform methods.
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Create a Transformer chain. Given a TransformList create the corresponding TXFM chain to allow the caller to read the reference byte stream
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Get the Digest method. Obtain the digest method used to find a hash for this reference
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Get the Manifest.
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Obtain the transforms for this reference. Get the DSIGTransformList object for this reference. Can be used to obtain information about the transforms and also change the the transforms |
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Return the URI string of the Reference.
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Create a starting point for a TXFM Chain. Uses the provided URI to find the base data that the Transformer chain will be built upon.
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Hash a reference list. Run through a list of references and calculate the hash value of each element. Finally set the Base64 encoded string according to the newly calcuated hash.
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Determine whether the reference is a manifest.
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Load a DSIGReference from an existing DOM structure. This function will load a Reference structure from the owner document. |
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Load a series of references. Takes a series of <Reference> elements in a DOM structure and creates the corresponding ReferenceList object.
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Load a Transforms list from the <Transforms> DOMNode. Reads the data from the XML data stored in the DOM and create the associated DSIGTrasnformList.
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Create an input stream based on the digested byte stream. This method allows applications to read the fully canonicalised byte stream that is hashed for a reference. All transforms are performed up to the point where they would normally be fed into the Digest function.
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Read the hash from the Reference element. Reads the Base64 encoded element from the Reference element. The hash is then translated from Base64 back into raw form and written into the indicated buffer.
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Set the value of the hash in the Reference. Hashes the data referenced by the element and then writes the Base64 encoded hash value into the Reference. |
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Append a "debug" transformer. This method allows applications to provide a TXFM that will be appended to the transform chain just prior to the application of the hash algorithm.
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Validate a list of references. Runs through a reference list, calling verify() on each and setting the ErrroStrings for any errors found
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‘My Dad was a miner. It felt as if those children were our children too’ – Telegraph readers remember Aberfan
by Telegraph ReadersThe third episode of the new series of The Crown deals with the Aberfan disaster of 1966, including the Queen’s response. She has since said that not visiting the site of the mining tragedy immediately was “the biggest regret” of her reign.
John Humphrys, then a young reporter and the first to arrive at the scene of the disaster, recalled his memories of Aberfan. He writes that he has never seen “such utter despair as I witnessed in that little Welsh village”, throughout the whole of his career.
Telegraph readers were moved by Mr Humphrys’ account and shared their own recollections of Aberfan, including where they were at the time of the disaster and how the events of that day have shaped their lives since in the comments section.
What follows is Telegraph readers’ remembrance of Aberfan. We invite you to share your own memories and reflections in the comments below.
‘The enormity of the tragedy was felt everywhere’
@Brendan Delany
“I was eight years old when it happened. The enormity of the tragedy was felt everywhere, including Ireland. Our national broadcaster (TV & Radio) and print press were almost emotionally unable to talk or write about Aberfan. Every day for a week, our teachers held a prayer session. I have a faint recollection of the seismic shock of Kennedy's assassination in our daily life – that is the nearest thing I can compare to this.”
‘Aberfan has had the biggest influence on the way I do my job today’
@Remittance Man
“As a mining engineering student 20-plus years later, Aberfan was still a major case study and probably the one that made the most impression on me. It's certainly had the biggest influence on the way I do my job today.”
‘I prayed that night for all of those poor children’
@Liz Harrison
“I was a student at Swansea Secondary Technical School for Girls. We were marshalled into the hall where the television had been set up.
“We were all very quiet as we sat and watched. Imagining the horror of those innocents in the context of having two younger sisters was alarming and I prayed that night for all of those poor children losing their lives like that.”
‘My Dad was a miner so it felt as if those children were our children too’
@S Bland
“I was only six years old, and despite being so very young, I remember it vividly.
“I’ll always remember looking at the pictures of the children in the papers at the time and feeling so desperately sad, even at six.
“Maybe because they were my age it struck something within me. I remember my parents and brothers being really upset.
“My Dad was a Yorkshire miner so it felt as if those children, in some way, were our children too.
“As it happens, we also had a slag heap right across from the house that we lived in.
“It was truly, truly terrible and it will always haunt those who were alive at the time it happened, including me.”
‘That day you could’ve heard a pin drop outside’
@Andy Crofts
“When I was a youngster, we heard about this in our school’s assembly, where all of us listened to the radio. We left for play outside, normally a playground full of laughter. But, that day, you could've heard a pin drop outside.”
‘Anyone of a certain age will have this tragedy imprinted on their minds forever’
@christine walker
“How they reproduced the horrific scene, [in The Crown] in such reality was over-awing. Anyone of a certain age will have this tragedy imprinted on their minds forever.”
‘We drove back home in silence’
@DAVID PIMBLETT
“We were four young men who had been to the motor show at Earls Court and were returning home via The Isle of Wight when we heard the news. We drove back to the North West in silence only punctuated by news bulletins. It’s so sad even over 50 years later.”
‘I still remember the dim black and white images’
@Will Rees
“I remember it as my first trauma and shock as a five-year-old boy attending an architecturally identical primary school 50 miles away in Llanelli (Old Road School). In fact when I wandered into the living room to see what had upset the grown-ups, my first thought was that it was my school.
“It was an awful realisation that I could so easily have been one of the kids who died, or so it seemed to me at the time. We were all just Welsh kids going to school.
“I still remember the dim black and white TV images.”
‘It was absolutely heartbreaking’
@John Hughes
“I was driving my car when the news of the tragedy started coming over the radio. As I listened in horror, my eyes started filling with tears and I had to pull off the road. It was absolutely heartbreaking.”
‘A whole generation had been wiped out in one morning’
@Carolyn Bates
“I remember quite vividly coming home from school to find all the women in the street sat in front of our television in tears. When I asked what was wrong they explained to me what had happened at Aberfan.
“What made the tragedy even worse was that the children who lost their lives were of the same age as us. It meant that a whole generation had been wiped out in Aberfan in one morning.”
‘I don’t know how the parents coped with such loss’
@James Kenr
“A terrible disaster that cost the lives of so many lives. Now as an adult looking back, I don’t know how the parents coped with such loss and emotional pain.”
‘It was an honour to be part of the remembrance of a tragedy that decimated a community’
@Thomas Birch
“I had the privilege to play in a memorial rugby match against Aberfan with my old school, Christ College Brecon. It was a sobering experience, and an honour to be part of the remembrance of the tragedy that decimated a community.”
‘John Humphrys, your original reporting on the disaster was incredibly moving’
@Stephen Giles
“John Humphrys, thank you for sharing this. I thought your original reporting on the disaster was incredibly moving. The indescribable heartache of the parents, you conveyed with great empathy and dignity and captured perfectly the shock to the national psyche at the time.
“Much has changed since 1966 and the life of a working man is not counted as cheap as it was then. However there was a pretty universal respect and dignity shown in the face of tragedy and death, which sadly now seems absent.
“I hope we will hear more of these memories from you here.”


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Conversion Factors and Mathematical Symbols
Physical and Chemical Data
Mathematics
Thermodynamics
Heat and Mass Transfer
Fluid and Particle Dynamics
Reaction Kinetics
Process Control
Process Economics
Transport and Storage of Fluids
Heat-Transfer Equipment
Psychrometry, Evaporative Cooling, and Solids Drying
Distillation
Equipment for Distillation, Gas Absorption, Phase Dispersion, and Phase Separation
Liquid-Liquid Extraction and Other Liquid-Liquid Operations and Equipment
Adsorption and Ion Exchange
Gas-Solid Operations and Equipment
Reactors
Alternative Separation Processes
Solid-Solid Operations and Processing
Waste Management
Process Safety
Energy Resources, Conversion, and Utilization
Materials of Construction


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Creating a "Canary" Document. The image or reference will load before macros so you can identify if the document is even opened in the first place. You can see a callback if the user opens the document and a second if they 'enable macros', or you can identify if they don't enable macros/something else is blocking macros.
Microsoft Word > Insert > Quick Parts > Field > Links and References
Select: IncludePicture
Filename or URL: http://<LHOST>/filename.jpg


owl.js
Backbone-like frontend library
Ask a question in gitter.
Install
Bower
bower install owl.js
npm
npm install owl.js
Features
Languages: ES5, ES6, TypeScript.
Modules: CommonJS, amd.
Libraries: React.
Examples
To start examples server
cd examples
npm start
Concept
owl.js is simple library similar to backbone.js, without dependency on underscore.js and jQuery. If you know backbone.js you mostly know owl.js.
The library uses MVC as main pattern. owl.Model is responsible for representing data from server based on REST architecture. owl.View is responsible for rendering view it can use any template engine to do it or generate DOM manually. owl.Controller is responsible for business logic.
Also there is few classes out of the main pattern.
owl.Router is created to manage pages based on URL. It contains records named routes. Each route contains path and a controller that will be called for specified path.
owl.Collection is an array of owl.Models it is created to represent model sets.
In is not necessary to use all of those classes, for example you can use React components instead of owl.View.
Development
Run unit tests
karma start
or
npm test


Customize Contenticious
It's possible to change EVERYTHING in Contenticious. But customizing it for your needs can be a smooth process. Just start with the simple parts.
Please look at the configuration file config
first. It looks like this:
{
pages_dir => app->home->rel_file('pages'),
dump_dir => app->home->rel_file('dump'),
name => 'Shagadelic',
copyright => 'Zaphod Beeblebrox',
cached => 0,
}
As you can see, it is a Perl data structure and you can access the app
shortcut for advanced hacking. I think, the most names are rather self-documenting, except cached
. When set to a true value, contenticious will hold the document structure in memory to serve it faster. It's deactivated by default for development. Otherwise you would have to restart the server every time you want to view the latest version.
To change the design of Contenticious' pages, edit the styles.css
file in the public
directory. Since the default HTML is very clean you should be able to change a lot with css changes.
If that's still not enough, use the following command to extract all templates to a newly created templates directory:
$ ./webapp.pl inflate
You'll end up with four templates and one layout template:
- content.html.ep - the main template for content pages
- list.html.ep - a directory listing for directories without
index.md
- navi.html.ep - the automagically generated page navigation
- not_found.html.ep - 404 page with navigation
- layouts/contenticious.html.ep - HTML wrapper
You can change them with Mojolicious' flexible ep template syntax. Good luck!


QUOTA
Section: User Commands (1)Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
quota - display disk usage and limitsSYNOPSIS
quota [ -F format-name ] [ -guqvswi ] [ -l | [ -QAm ]]quota [ -F format-name ] [ -qvswi ] [ -l | [ -QAm ]] -u user...
quota [ -F format-name ] [ -qvswi ] [ -l | [ -QAm ]] -g group...
quota [ -F format-name ] [ -qvswugQm ] -f filesystem...
DESCRIPTION
quota displays users' disk usage and limits. By default only the user quotas are printed.quota reports the quotas of all the filesystems listed in /etc/mtab. For filesystems that are NFS-mounted a call to the rpc.rquotad on the server machine is performed to get the information.
OPTIONS
- -F, --format=format-name
- Show quota for specified format (ie. don't perform format autodetection). Possible format names are: vfsold Original quota format with 16-bit UIDs / GIDs, vfsv0 Quota format with 32-bit UIDs / GIDs, 64-bit space usage, 32-bit inode usage and limits, vfsv1 Quota format with 64-bit quota limits and usage, rpc (quota over NFS), xfs (quota on XFS filesystem)
- -g, --group
- Print group quotas for the group of which the user is a member. The optional group argument(s) restricts the display to the specified group(s).
- -u, --user
- flag is equivalent to the default.
- -v, --verbose
- will display quotas on filesystems where no storage is allocated.
- -s, --human-readable
- option will make quota(1) try to choose units for showing limits, used space and used inodes.
- --always-resolve
- Always try to translate user / group name to uid / gid even if the name is composed of digits only.
- -p, --raw-grace
- When user is in grace period, report time in seconds since epoch when his grace time runs out (or has run out). Field is '0' when no grace time is in effect. This is especially useful when parsing output by a script.
- -i, --no-autofs
- ignore mountpoints mounted by automounter
- -l, --local-only
- report quotas only on local filesystems (ie. ignore NFS mounted filesystems).
- -A, --all-nfs
- report quotas for all NFS filesystems even if they report to be on the same device.
- -m, --no-mixed-pathnames
- Currently, pathnames of NFSv4 mountpoints are sent without leading slash in the path. rpc.rquotad uses this to recognize NFSv4 mounts and properly prepend pseudoroot of NFS filesystem to the path. If you specify this option, setquota will always send paths with a trailing slash. This can be useful for legacy reasons but be aware that quota over RPC will stop working if you are using new rpc.rquotad.
- -q, --quiet
- Print a more terse message, containing only information on filesystems where usage is over quota.
- -Q, --quiet-refuse
- Do not print error message if connection to rpc.rquotad is refused (usually this happens when rpc.rquotad is not running on the server).
- -w, --no-wrap
- Do not wrap the line if the device name is too long. This can be useful when parsing the output of quota(1) by a script.
Specifying both -g and -u displays both the user quotas and the group quotas (for the user).
Only the super-user may use the -u flag and the optional user argument to view the limits of other users. Non-super-users can use the the -g flag and optional group argument to view only the limits of groups of which they are members.
The -q flag takes precedence over the -v flag.
DIAGNOSTICS
If quota exits with a non-zero status, one or more filesystems are over quota.FILES
- aquota.user or aquota.group
- quota file at the filesystem root (version 2 quota, non-XFS filesystems)
- quota.user or quota.group
- quota file at the filesystem root (version 1 quota, non-XFS filesystems)
- /etc/mtab
- default filesystems
SEE ALSO
quotactl(2), fstab(5), edquota(8), quotacheck(8), quotaon(8), quota_nld(8), repquota(8),
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:09 GMT, December 24, 2015


To create a table, we would need to use the element table
, which you should think of it as a the warpper or the overall part which contains the rows and data. Then inside the table element, you will need to use the tr
element to create rows in the table and store data using the tag td
between a tr tag. This allow you to create a table with rows of data
Tag: table (first and wrap everything inside the table with the ending tag), tr (to create rows in the table), and td (to create data in the a row in the table).
Example:An example of how a table code is written is:
86 60 48 52 48 70 92 70 86
Instead of the the table
that we saw above without any label or tag associating with the row and column, we can use something call table heading (th) to set a name for those columns and rows.
Tag: th
Example:An example of how a table with heading is written is:
The scope in the code is used to identify whhether it is a heading for a column or for a row.
Midterm 1 Midterm 2 Final CMPSC 465 86 60 48 CMPEN 331 52 48 70 ECON 102 92 70 86
For a particular data in the table, it is possible to have it span over a column or a row with the attribute colspan
or rowspan
You can span a data over to another row using the attribute rowspan
followed by the number of row you want to span
Attribute: rowspan
Example:An example of using rowspan is:
Task to do:
9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Saturday Sweeping Cooking Eating Laundry Sunday Grocery Cleaning
You can span a data over another column using the attribute colspan
followed by the number of column you want to span
Attribute: colspan
Example:An example of using colspan is:
Task to do:
9:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 Saturday Sweeping Cooking Lunch Sunday Cleaning Watch TV
In the case where we have a very long table, we can separate the table in the part of the header, body, and footer
Tags: thead (for the header), tbody (for the body), tfoot (for the footer)
An example of using these tags:
Midterm 1 Midterm 2 Final CMPSC 465 86 60 48 CMPEN 331 52 48 70 ECON 102 92 70 86 Average of Score 70 59 69
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This post is all about answers to some most popular interview questions on the market in my perspective.
[update] From my most recent interview with an automotive consultant last week, all of questions except number 4 were asked. So, it is a great deal to roll up your sleeves right before an interview.
1.  Tell them more about your latest education, achievement and recent relevant project or experience to the job you’re applying to)
(start from recent education) My name is Jan and I am a master student in Computer Systems and Networks at Chalmers in which I’ve decided to take track specialization in Real-Time Systems. (calling my previous background) I have a degree in electrical engineering back then in 2011 and have been working for almost three years in three different companies. (add some notable responsibility and gained experiences) Mostly, I’ve been working with various projects, from system-level programming, such as high performance computing and multicore DSP programming to Java-based applet for a smart card project.
(then, end the question with a latest or necessary experience which bring you closer to the company you’re being interviewed with) For the past 2 terms, I’ve been working with projects on autonomous driving and right now, (referring to people you’re working with) me and my thesis partner are doing our thesis project with people from Active Safety Analysis and Verification Team at Volvo Cars. This project basically is trying to implement an alternative to the current approach to estimate the vehicle metric position inside indoor environment, which GPS is considered not reliable enough.
(closing statement) I think this project is the first experience for me to work with automotive industry and (to be honest that you think it’s new for you and challenging) while I don’t have that much of relevant experience to this, but I think it’s really challenging for me to learn and to be more involved.
2. What is your greatest weakness?
(whatever the answer is, prepare a backup for couple of example cases) I like to do lot of things at the same time but this context switching requires a lot of multitasking capability and demands extra attention and care on managing each task priorities. While it is good for most people, by getting new experiences, (the weakness starts from here) but consider myself to be more productive if I’m in focus.
(an example would be good) I’ve spent 5 years on bachelor because I’ve involved on lot of activities outside academic works, and it took tolls on me. I couldn’t catch up with my colleagues and in the end, had to take another year to finish it. However, I’ve learned a lot from that and I believe that I’m better at managing task and jobs priorities.
3. What is your greatest strength?
(same with the previous question, try to express the details of the list you’ve brought in cover letter) I am flexible and fast to adapt. Technically, I’ve been working in various kind of project, ranging from low to high level programming. Most of the time, I didn’t have prior knowledge on the projects, but I have no problem working with those projects and some of the projects were quite terrific.
(give example on the details) So, I was working on this company … back then in … when I was responsible for …(continue). It was quite challenging for the team to deliver the solution that has to conform with some specifications with a very limited time. Finally, we had found the solution by using GPGPU and while it was quite new thing for us, I volunteered to handle this, learning everything from any reliable sources and it turned out to be a very positive result … (explain more on how good the achievement). It gave me and also the team a new priceless experience and good positive asset for the future, especially on how we will optimize entirely new project, in terms of performance.
4. Where do you see yourself being in 3-5 years from now?
(this is a question to see your vision within the company. it can be related on how you will contribute more for the sake of company. avoid providing answer that is too ‘full-of-yourself’)
If I could imagine, I see a projection of myself to be a better engineer, especially on the … (specific topics you would like to focus on the job, prior knowledge of the job description would be nice to have). I hope I will be able to contribute more to the team, already in a position where I can share my 3-5 experiences to my colleagues, already in a position where I can deliver better documentation and handle the pressures. The team should already take some benefits from all experiences so far.
5. Do you have any questions for us?
(this is a question that is always being asked. it could be a big chance for you to show them, how good your knowledge on the company. the bigger your knowledge, the better the questions and the better they think about your interests to work together with them. also, you can use this good chance to review some of the interviewer statements about his/her company.)
Sure, from … (say a good reference), big companies often hired people from their consultants. And surely, consultant companies, say some of them, do overlap on some expertise. How your company managed to stay competitive on this issue?
(another question is about your anxiety about some non-technical standpoint)
If I may ask another question, from what you have been mentioned, your company focuses on delivering an embedded solution for automotive industry. however, …. (start asking some issues, not exploiting some weakness, but just to show that you’re as aware about this as with the interviewer).
Good luck and lycka till!


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3 Adding your own plugins
3.1 Plugin-specific configuration
3.2 Plugin-specific Makefile declarations and rules
3.3 Examples taken from existing plugins
3.4 Coping with VMMaker quirks
3.5 If all else fails
Index
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Bootstrap 4 uses a default
font-size
of 16px, and its
line-height
is 1.5.
The default font-family
is "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif.
In addition, all

elements have
margin-top: 0
and margin-bottom: 1rem
(16px by default).
Bootstrap 4 styles HTML headings (

to

) with a bolder font-weight and
an increased font-size:
Display headings are used to stand out more than normal headings (larger
font-size and lighter font-weight), and there
are four classes to choose from: .display-1
, .display-2
, .display-3
, .display-4
The blockquote element is used to present content from another source:
A well-known quote, contained in a blockquote element.
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| bool | EnableTestLocal [get, set] |
| | Enables local test calls and returns random responses. This allows to avoid roundtrips to Kyrio servers and incurring changes for API use. The responses are delayed for 1.5 sec to make them more realistic. This property works together with EnableTestError. More...
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| bool | EnableTestMock [get, set] |
| | Enables remote test calls and returns random responses. With this property enabled client makes calls to Kyrio servers without changes for API use. This property works together with EnableTestError. More...
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| bool | EnableTestError [get, set] |
| | Enables random errors while making test calls. The errors simulate Internal (500) or Timeout (504) responses with 1% probability. This property works together with EnableTestLock and EnableTestMock. More...
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| bool | EnableQaEnvironment [get, set] |
| | Enables calls to QA environment and sets default ServerUrl to QA servers. In the future this property can be deprecated. More...
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const string | PROD_SERVER_URL = "https://api.kyrioconnectionsuite.com" |
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const string | QA_SERVER_URL = "https://api.qa.kyrioconnectionsuite.com" |
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string | _clientId |
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string | _serverUrl |
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bool | _enableTestLocal = false |
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bool | _enableTestMock = false |
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bool | _enableTestError = false |
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bool | _enableQaEnvironment = false |
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static readonly Regex | CLIENT_ID_REGEX = new Regex(@"^\d{6}$", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) |
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static readonly Regex | SERVER_URL_REGEX = new Regex(@"^(https?:\/\/)?[\w -]+(\.[\w-]+)+\.?(:\d+)?$", RegexOptions.IgnoreCase) |
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Account to Kyrio Online Services. It is used to set common connection properties and create clients to access individual services.
◆ KyrioAccount()
| Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.KyrioAccount |
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Default account constructor
◆ CreateServiceabilityClient()
◆ ClientId
| string Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.ClientId |
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Identifier to confirm client who accesses the API. Usually it is set as 6 digit number.
◆ EnableQaEnvironment
| bool Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.EnableQaEnvironment |
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Enables calls to QA environment and sets default ServerUrl to QA servers. In the future this property can be deprecated.
◆ EnableTestError
| bool Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.EnableTestError |
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Enables random errors while making test calls. The errors simulate Internal (500) or Timeout (504) responses with 1% probability. This property works together with EnableTestLock and EnableTestMock.
◆ EnableTestLocal
| bool Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.EnableTestLocal |
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Enables local test calls and returns random responses. This allows to avoid roundtrips to Kyrio servers and incurring changes for API use. The responses are delayed for 1.5 sec to make them more realistic. This property works together with EnableTestError.
◆ EnableTestMock
| bool Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.EnableTestMock |
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Enables remote test calls and returns random responses. With this property enabled client makes calls to Kyrio servers without changes for API use. This property works together with EnableTestError.
◆ ServerUrl
| string Kyrio.Services.KyrioAccount.ServerUrl |
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Base url to connect to Kyrio servers. It is an optional property. It is set automatically based on EnableQaEnvironment. But user is able to override it.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- D:/Repos/KyrioSharedServices/SDK/kyrio-services-sdk-dotnet/src/KyrioAccount.cs


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