A Teen Titan Just Became a Mass Murderer - Thanks to Lex Luthor
by Renaldo MatadeenWARNING: The following contains spoilers for Teen Titans #36, by Adam Glass, Bernard Chang, Marcelo Maiolo and Rob Leigh, on sale now.
The current run of Teen Titans has sent Damian Wayne's motley crew of heroes in a perpetual state of turbulence, made even worse by the revelation that Roundhouse was the traitor gnawing away at the team over the months. His actions resulted in Djinn getting placed back in her ring and a mini-civil war erupting as Kid Flash/Wallace still believed his best friend could be redeemed.
But as Damian's team tries to find a way to save Djinn and recover in the wake of Roundhouse's brutal attack, one Teen Titan causes further issues as they're turned into a mass murderer thanks to the schemes of Lex Luthor from Year of the Villain.
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This is none other than Lobo's daughter, Crush, who lost control and attacked her teammates at the end of the last issue. She had feelings for Djinn so she went off the rails, but as her temper boiled over, this issue opens with her somehow being controlled by the Main Man and heading to New York. It turns out Lex gave Lobo a mysterious means of controlling Crush due to the DNA she shares with him. Now, Lobo wants to exploit his daughter as she's reached the kind of rage level only he can weaponize.
Their first assault comes on an NYC bridge where there are massive casualties. The entire structure is filled with smashed-up cars, strewn with bodies as Lobo gloats as this is the child he's always wanted.  The Main Man manipulates his unwilling daughter and as the alien begs for mercy, Crush snuffs his life out by squashing his head with her boots. Lobo basks in the bloody glory, not caring that his daughter will likely be suffering from PTSD due to her actions.
It gets even worse when they tear up Coney Island hours later, which is all part of a trap Lobo has set to capture Crush's allies. But before the heroes arrive, bodies are scattered all over, not to mention mass destruction as the Ferris wheel and just about anything and everything in sight at the Brooklyn park has been torn asunder.
However, things don't go according to plan and thanks to Lobo's sadistic mentorship, the violent father-daughter duo overwhelm the Teen Titans -- Damian, Wallace and Emiko/Red Arrow -- and chain them up for a buyer. Unsurprisingly, this person is the Other, who Damian has been tracking since he took over the team. The Other's been stalking and mentally torturing the Robin through a series of mind games and finally, at a mysterious location, he's revealed his presence with a mask, armor and staff that feels influenced by the God of War, Ares.
Lobo may have wanted to use Crush to kill her friends, but now they're both front row as the Other has the Titans at his mercy. It remains to be seen if Crush can break the hold and help her teammates out, but even if she does, she'll be scarred from her murderous actions. Crush has always wanted to be a warrior but as this issue shows, she still wasn't ready for this much brutality.
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Hi, I would like to share with you my new tutorial about the Grease Pencil. This tutorial was made for 2D animators and storyboard artists who wants to use grease pencil in Blender as their main tool. It can be followed by non-blender users as I cover the basics again. It covers many techniques such as navigation using a tabel, basic objects manipulation, drawing tools, stroke editing, layers, onion skin, animation, modifiers, VSE scene editing and more... This is my first tutorial in english so I hope it will be clear enough ! Happy Blending !


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Badgeville RESTful Wrapper for Berlin API -- Basic README
This is a Ruby wrapper for interacting with the Badgeville RESTful Berlin API.
Features
- Uses the activeresource (3.0.5) gem to map ActiveModel-like RESTful methods to resources on the remote Badgeville server.
- Allows creating, reading (finding), updating and deleting the following classes of remote resources: Site, User, Player, ActivityDefinition, Activity.
Basic Examples
1. Configure the gem to use your Badgeville API Key and the site to which your requests should go.
ruby
BadgevilleBerlin::Config.conf(
:site => "http://sandbox.v2.badgeville.com",
:api_key => MY_API_KEY)
2. Add a new site to your network. Find your network ID the Publisher Module's tabbed menu Develop > Home or contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>ruby
new_site = BadgevilleBerlin::Site.new(
:name => "My Website",
:url => "mydomain.com",
:network_id => MY_NETWORK_ID )
success = new_site.save
3. Create a user to add them to your network.
ruby
new_user = BadgevilleBerlin::User.new(
:name => 'visitor_username',
:network_id => MY_NETWORK_ID,
:email =><EMAIL_ADDRESS>:password => 'visitor_password' )
success = new_user.save
4. Find the newly created user by ID to update their email address.
ruby
user_found_by_id = BadgevilleBerlin::User.find( new_user.id )
user_found_by_id.email =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>success = user_found_by_id.save
5. Create a player using the user corresponding to the updated email address for the site you created.
ruby
new_player = BadgevilleBerlin::Player.new(
:site_id => new_site.id,
:user_id => new_user.id )
success = new_player.save
6. Register a player behavior (e.g. share) for the newly created player.
ruby
new_activity = BadgevilleBerlin::Activity.new(
:verb => 'share',
:player_id => new_player.id )
success = new_activity.save
Tips
Monitoring HTTP Requests and JSON Responses
Print HTTP requests and JSON responses by installing the "logger" gem and including this code in your script.
```ruby require 'logger' BadgevilleBerlin::BaseResource.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT) BadgevilleBerlin::BaseResource.logger.level = Logger::DEBUG
```
Avoiding "BadgevilleBerlin::"
Encapsulate your code inside a module Badgeville to avoid frequently typing "Badgeville::"
ruby
module BadgevilleBerlin
# your code goes here
end
Dependencies
- activeresource (3.1.3) - Provides Ruby classes to RESTfully interact with remote resources.
- logger (1.2.8) - Provides logging to the standard output stream.
Installation
[STILL NEEDS TO BE WRITTEN]
Documentation
For more documentation on how the Badgeville RESTful Berlin API works, see [here] (http://rules.badgeville.com/display/doc/2.0+Core+API+Documentation).
Contributors
David Czarnecki of Major League Gaming wrote the initial gem that inspired this wrapper. David's gem and supporting documentation is available here.
Feedback
Please email your comments to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Copyright (c) 2012 Badgeville.


| updateDialog {rstudioapi} | R Documentation |
Updates specific properties from the current dialog box.
updateDialog(...)
... |
Named parameters and values to update a dialog box. |
Currently, the only dialog with support for this action is the New Connection dialog in which the code preview can be updated through this API.
updateDialog(code = "con <- NULL")
The updateDialog
function was added in version 1.1.67 of
RStudio.


|
BA Point Cloud Renderer
1.6
Unity Rendering System for Large Point Clouds
|
A threadsafe PriorityQueue. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| abstract void | Enqueue (T element, I priority) |
| Inserts an element with its priority into this queue More... | |
| abstract T | Dequeue () |
| Removes and returns the element with the highest priority from the queue. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element exists More... | |
| abstract T | Dequeue (out I priority) |
| Removes and returns the element with the highest priority from the queue. The priority is given through the parameter. Throws an InvalidOperationExcpetion if no element exists More... | |
| abstract I | MaxPriority () |
| Returns the highest priority More... | |
| abstract T | Peek () |
| Returns the element with the highest priority from the queue without removing it. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element exists More... | |
| abstract void | Remove (T element, I priority) |
| Removes the given element from this queue, if it exists. It's also assured that the given priority matches this element. In some implementations, giving the priority may speed up the process. Only one element will be deleted, even if there are several equal ones More... | |
| abstract void | Remove (T element) |
| Removes the given element from this queue, if it exists. Only one element will be deleted, even if there are several equal ones More... | |
| abstract void | Clear () |
| Removes all elements from the queue More... | |
| abstract bool | IsEmpty () |
| Returns true, iff the queue does not contain any elements More... | |
| abstract IEnumerator< T > | GetEnumerator () |
| Returns a threadsafe enumerator, which means you can delete elements from the queue while enumerating over it. However, the changes might not be seen in the enumerator, depending on the implementation. More... | |
Properties | |
| abstract int | Count [get] |
| The number of elements in this queue More... | |
A threadsafe PriorityQueue.
| I | The Priority-Type |
| T | The Value-Type |
| I | : | IComparable<I> |
|
pure virtual |
Removes all elements from the queue
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Removes and returns the element with the highest priority from the queue. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element exists
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Removes and returns the element with the highest priority from the queue. The priority is given through the parameter. Throws an InvalidOperationExcpetion if no element exists
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Inserts an element with its priority into this queue
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Returns a threadsafe enumerator, which means you can delete elements from the queue while enumerating over it. However, the changes might not be seen in the enumerator, depending on the implementation.
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Returns true, iff the queue does not contain any elements
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Returns the highest priority
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Returns the element with the highest priority from the queue without removing it. Throws an InvalidOperationException if no element exists
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Removes the given element from this queue, if it exists. It's also assured that the given priority matches this element. In some implementations, giving the priority may speed up the process. Only one element will be deleted, even if there are several equal ones
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
pure virtual |
Removes the given element from this queue, if it exists. Only one element will be deleted, even if there are several equal ones
Implemented in BAPointCloudRenderer.DataStructures.HeapPriorityQueue< I, T >.
|
get |
The number of elements in this queue


Sometimes I really don’t want to do something twice, especially when it’s expensive to set up. What if I held onto it, after I used it?
Your teacher takes out ten pairs of scissors from the supply closet at the beginning of arts and crafts time. When any of the children need to use scissors, they ask the teacher, and the teacher will give them a pair, if one’s available. If all ten pairs of scissors are being used, the teacher will go to the supply closet and get more. When a child is done with the scissors, they are given back to the teacher to hold on to for the next child who needs it.
This is the Thread Pool pattern. Expensive object creation (going into the closet to get scissors) is managed by reusing created objects (holding on to a few pairs at once). A manager object creates a repository, or pool, for a set number of objects to stay, available for use when something requests it. Once the requester has used the object, it is ‘released’ back to the pool manager. The pool can grow or shrink, based on the demand of the pool’s objects.
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Barrier class. More...
#include <tinythread.h>
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| barrier () | |
| Default Constructor. | |
| barrier (unsigned int n) | |
| Constructor with initialization. More... | |
| void | init (unsigned int n) |
| Initialize the Barrier. More... | |
| int | wait () |
| Wait on the barrier. More... | |
| bool | is_valid () const |
| Tell if last operation on barrier went ok. More... | |
Barrier class.
This is a classic synchronization primitive.
|
inline |
Constructor with initialization.
| [in] | n | The number of threads that will wait for this barrier. |
| void init | ( | unsigned int | n | ) |
Initialize the Barrier.
| [in] | n | The number of threads that will wait for this barrier. Must be greater than zero. |
|
inline |
Tell if last operation on barrier went ok.
| int wait | ( | ) |
Wait on the barrier.
The calling thread will wait on this barrier. If calling thread is the last thread that was waiting on the barrier, it unblocks all other threads that were waiting on the barrier, otherwise it blocks on the barrier.


27 May 2009 - As of 06:00 GMT, 27 May 2009, 48 countries have officially reported 13,398 cases of influenza A(H1N1) infection, including 95 deaths.
The breakdown of the number of laboratory-confirmed cases by country is given in the following table and map.
Country
Cumulative total
Newly confirmed since the last reporting period
Cases
Deaths
Cases
Deaths
Argentina
19
0
14
0
Australia
39
0
20
0
Austria
1
0
0
0
Bahrain
1
0
1
0
Belgium
7
0
0
0
Brazil
9
0
0
0
Canada
921
1
0
0
Chile
86
0
12
0
China
22
0
2
0
Colombia
16
0
0
0
Costa Rica
33
1
0
0
Cuba
4
0
0
0
Denmark
1
0
0
0
Ecuador
28
0
4
0
El Salvador
11
0
5
0
Finland
2
0
0
0
France
16
0
0
0
Germany
17
0
0
0
Greece
1
0
0
0
Guatemala
5
0
1
0
Honduras
1
0
0
0
Iceland
1
0
0
0
India
1
0
0
0
Ireland
1
0
0
0
Israel
9
0
1
0
Italy
23
0
4
0
Japan
360
0
10
0
Korea, Republic of
21
0
0
0
Kuwait
18
0
0
0
Malaysia
2
0
0
0
Mexico
4541
83
367
3
Netherlands
3
0
0
0
New Zealand
9
0
0
0
Norway
4
0
0
0
Panama
76
0
0
0
Peru
27
0
0
0
Philippines
2
0
0
0
Poland
3
0
0
0
Portugal
1
0
0
0
Russia
2
0
0
0
Singapore
1
0
1
0
Spain
138
0
2
0
Sweden
3
0
0
0
Switzerland
3
0
0
0
Thailand
2
0
0
0
Turkey
2
0
0
0
United Kingdom
137
0
0
0
United States of America
6764
10
0
0
Grand
Total
13398
95
444
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You can find the first part of this article here
Code styling is important. A well formatted piece of code becomes more readable and more comprehensible.
But sometimes trying to keep the code formatted can be negative: you lose your time and your focus. You will soon start to count the number of spaces at the beginning of the current line, or you will think about questions like “should I use 2 or 4 spaces for tabs?” or “should I put a space before this bracket?” or again “lets remove some unused imports because my IDE is saying that I’m not using them”, and you will lose your focus on that great algorithm that sits in your mind waiting to become the core of a great application. Then you have to spend some other time trying to get to the point, and restart writing code.
I think that it’s better to leave all the annoying stuff about code formatting to your IDE. Every modern IDE has an automatic formatting function, that can be triggered automatically when the file is saved or when it’s committed. And the same functionality exists for automatic imports organizing.
Eclipse
Android Studio
With Android Studio I prefer to let the IDE reformat my code before committing, as you can see in the following screenshot:
When you’re writing code, think about writing code, no matter how beautiful it is. You can think about formatting later, or even don’t think about formatting at all because your IDE will do it for you. But also don’t forget to produce well formatted code!
Bonus: don’t waste your time formatting JSON strings or long SQL queries! Ask Google for “json formatter” or “sql formatter”, and try some online time-saving tools.
Talkin’ about boilerplate code, you can find many tools that will take care to generate code for you. This leads to time saving, less annoyances, and (most important) less bugs.
Here are some tools that I love to use in my activity as Android developer:
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Again, don’t waste your time coding! Type just what you need to type, you’ll become more productive and less stressed.
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public abstract class AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader extends java.lang.Object implements SmartContextLoader
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader
serves as an abstract base class
for implementations of the SmartContextLoader
SPI that delegate to a
set of candidate SmartContextLoaders (i.e., one that supports XML
configuration files or Groovy scripts and one that supports annotated classes)
to determine which context loader is appropriate for a given test class's
configuration. Each candidate is given a chance to
process the
ContextConfigurationAttributes
for each class in the test class hierarchy
that is annotated with @ContextConfiguration
, and
the candidate that supports the merged, processed configuration will be used to
actually load the context.
Any reference to an XML-based loader can be interpreted to mean a context loader that supports only XML configuration files or one that supports both XML configuration files and Groovy scripts simultaneously.
Placing an empty @ContextConfiguration
annotation on a test class signals
that default resource locations (e.g., XML configuration files or Groovy scripts)
or default
configuration classes
should be detected. Furthermore, if a specific ContextLoader
or
SmartContextLoader
is not explicitly declared via
@ContextConfiguration
, a concrete subclass of
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader
will be used as the default loader,
thus providing automatic support for either path-based resource locations
(e.g., XML configuration files and Groovy scripts) or annotated classes,
but not both simultaneously.
As of Spring 3.2, a test class may optionally declare neither path-based resource locations nor annotated classes and instead declare only application context initializers. In such cases, an attempt will still be made to detect defaults, but their absence will not result in an exception.
SmartContextLoader
| 构造器和说明 |
|---|
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader() |
| 限定符和类型 | 方法和说明 |
|---|---|
protected abstract SmartContextLoader |
getAnnotationConfigLoader()
Get the delegate
SmartContextLoader that supports annotated classes. |
protected abstract SmartContextLoader |
getXmlLoader()
Get the delegate
SmartContextLoader that supports XML configuration
files and/or Groovy scripts. |
org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext |
loadContext(MergedContextConfiguration mergedConfig)
Delegates to an appropriate candidate
SmartContextLoader to load
an ApplicationContext . |
org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext |
loadContext(java.lang.String... locations)
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader does not support the
ContextLoader.loadContext(String...) method. |
void |
processContextConfiguration(ContextConfigurationAttributes configAttributes)
Delegates to candidate
SmartContextLoaders to process the supplied
ContextConfigurationAttributes . |
java.lang.String[] |
processLocations(java.lang.Class<?> clazz,
java.lang.String... locations)
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader does not support the
ContextLoader.processLocations(Class, String...) method. |
protected abstract SmartContextLoader getXmlLoader()
SmartContextLoader
that supports XML configuration
files and/or Groovy scripts.protected abstract SmartContextLoader getAnnotationConfigLoader()
SmartContextLoader
that supports annotated classes.public final java.lang.String[] processLocations(java.lang.Class<?> clazz, @Nullable java.lang.String... locations)
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader
does not support the
ContextLoader.processLocations(Class, String...)
method. Call
processContextConfiguration(ContextConfigurationAttributes)
instead.processLocations
在接口中 ContextLoader
clazz
- the class with which the locations are associated: used to
determine how to process the supplied locationslocations
- the unmodified locations to use for loading the
application context (can be null
or empty)java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- in this implementationpublic final org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext loadContext(java.lang.String... locations) throws java.lang.Exception
AbstractDelegatingSmartContextLoader
does not support the
ContextLoader.loadContext(String...)
method. Call
loadContext(MergedContextConfiguration)
instead.loadContext
在接口中 ContextLoader
locations
- the resource locations to use to load the application contextjava.lang.UnsupportedOperationException
- in this implementationjava.lang.Exception
- if context loading failedpublic void processContextConfiguration(ContextConfigurationAttributes configAttributes)
SmartContextLoaders
to process the supplied
ContextConfigurationAttributes
.
Delegation is based on explicit knowledge of the implementations of the default loaders for XML configuration files and Groovy scripts and annotated classes. Specifically, the delegation algorithm is as follows:
ContextConfigurationAttributes
are not empty, the appropriate
candidate loader will be allowed to process the configuration as is,
without any checks for detection of defaults.info
message will be logged.info
message will be logged.processContextConfiguration
在接口中 SmartContextLoader
configAttributes
- the context configuration attributes to processjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the supplied configuration attributes are
null
, or if the supplied configuration attributes include both
resource locations and annotated classesjava.lang.IllegalStateException
- if the XML-based loader detects default
configuration classes; if the annotation-based loader detects default
resource locations; if neither candidate loader detects defaults for the supplied
context configuration; or if both candidate loaders detect defaults for the
supplied context configurationpublic org.springframework.context.ApplicationContext loadContext(MergedContextConfiguration mergedConfig) throws java.lang.Exception
SmartContextLoader
to load
an ApplicationContext
.
Delegation is based on explicit knowledge of the implementations of the default loaders for XML configuration files and Groovy scripts and annotated classes. Specifically, the delegation algorithm is as follows:
MergedContextConfiguration
are not empty and the annotated classes are empty,
the XML-based loader will load the ApplicationContext
.MergedContextConfiguration
are not empty and the resource locations are empty,
the annotation-based loader will load the ApplicationContext
.loadContext
在接口中 SmartContextLoader
mergedConfig
- the merged context configuration to use to load the application contextjava.lang.IllegalArgumentException
- if the supplied merged configuration is null
java.lang.IllegalStateException
- if neither candidate loader is capable of loading an
ApplicationContext
from the supplied merged context configurationjava.lang.Exception
- if context loading failedSmartContextLoader.processContextConfiguration(ContextConfigurationAttributes)
,
#registerAnnotationConfigProcessors(org.springframework.beans.factory.support.BeanDefinitionRegistry)
,
MergedContextConfiguration.getActiveProfiles()
,
ConfigurableApplicationContext.getEnvironment()


cupstestdsc
Section: Apple Inc. (1)Updated: CUPS
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
cupstestdsc - test conformance of postscript filesSYNOPSIS
cupstestdsc [ -h ] filename.ps [ ... filenameN.ps ]cupstestdsc [ -h ] -
DESCRIPTION
cupstestdsc tests the conformance of PostScript files to the Adobe PostScript Language Document Structuring Conventions Specification version 3.0. The results of testing and any other output are sent to the standard output. The second form of the command reads PostScript from the standard input.LIMITATIONS
cupstestdsc only validates the DSC comments in a PostScript file and does not attempt to validate the PostScript code itself. Developers must ensure that the PostScript they generate follows the rules defined by Adobe. Specifically, all pages must be independent of each other, code outside page descriptions may not affect the graphics state (current font, color, transform matrix, etc.), and device-specific commands such as setpagedevice should not be used.SEE ALSO
http://localhost:631/helpAdobe PostScript Language Document Structuring Conventions Specification, Version 3.0.
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2007-2009 by Apple Inc.
Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
Time: 05:29:02 GMT, December 24, 2015


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You find yourself in a dark, smoggy town called Silenti. You are here to find your friend who invited you a few weeks ago to come visit. He hasn't picked up his phone in the past few hours.


/user/manager/update
Update manager data.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Required |
Example |
Description |
| allowCreatingBusinesses |
boolean (1,0) |
no |
1 (default) |
Allow user to create / manage businesses |
| allowCreatingUsers |
boolean (1,0) |
no |
0 (default) |
Allow user to create / manage other users |
| allowDeletingBusinesses |
boolean (1,0) |
no |
0 (default) |
Allow user to delete businesses |
| allowOnlyCreatingCustomers |
boolean (1,0) |
no |
0 (default) |
User will be able to just add new customers, everything else will be disabled. |
| clientId |
string(40) |
yes |
04f78...9f9f3 |
Client id is a unique user identifier provided by GetFiveStars. |
| email |
string |
no |
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
User email. |
| firstName |
string |
no |
John |
User first name. |
| hash |
string(64) |
yes |
bd13a40...303f3c5 |
Hash is a digital request signature. Learn how to generate hash here. |
| lastName |
string |
no |
Smith |
User last name. |
| userId |
int |
yes |
1 |
User id. |
Request
POST https://getfivestars.com/api/user/manager/update
[Content-Type: application/json]
{
"clientId":"80338307b78b8d84c8b4d40e63e235cc312fcebe",
"hash":"3b288032e87d12c08c95dc8a96128f19ec1ec207af383328413d18f9e0aaf1fd",
"userId":1,
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}
Response
{
"errorCode":0,
"errorMessage":"Success"
}
Errors
| errorCode |
errorMessage |
| -1 |
Unknown error |
| 1 |
Invalid hash sign |
| 2 |
Invalid clientId |
| 3 |
Server error - please contact support |
| 33 |
User does not exist |
| 36 |
Invalid email |
| 45 |
Invalid firstName |
| 46 |
Invalid lastName |


@DoNotImplement interface NotaryLookupService : CordaFlowInjectable, CordaServiceInjectable
Lookup of notary services and their types on the network.
notaryIdentities |
A list of notary services available on the network. abstract val notaryIdentities: List<Party> |
getNotary |
Looks up a well-known identity of notary by legal name. abstract fun getNotary(name: CordaX500Name): Party? |
getNotaryType |
Returns the type of the notary. abstract fun getNotaryType(party: Party): String |
getNotaryWorkers |
Returns the list of notary workers for given notaryService. abstract fun getNotaryWorkers(notaryService: Party): List<Party> |
isNotary |
Returns true if and only if the given Party is a notary, which is defined by the network parameters. abstract fun isNotary(party: Party): Boolean |
isValidating |
Returns true if and only if the given Party is a validating notary. fun NotaryLookupService.isValidating(party: Party): Boolean |


Next: Numbers Dictionary, Previous: Numbers (Numbers), Up: Numbers (Numbers)
| • Numeric Operations: | ||
| • Implementation-Dependent Numeric Constants: | ||
| • Rational Computations: | ||
| • Floating-point Computations: | ||
| • Complex Computations: | ||
| • Interval Designators: | ||
| • Random-State Operations: |


Oberon > Native > Compiler >
OberonX
OberonX language extensions
The OberonX language extensions are one result of the Oberon-XSC (eXtensions for Scientific Computing) project of Karlsruhe University and ETH.
Publications and Links
Language extensions
Availability
The OberonX language extensions are available in the Native Oberon System from release 2.2.3.
September 21, 2000 -
Patrik Reali -
Institut für Computersysteme -
ETH Zürich
(page created with HTML.Tool on Oberon)


Highfive Configuration
Plugin Settings
Chat Service
Announcement Room
Allow Eavesdropping (true/false, default false)
Award Limit (default 150)
Daily Gifting Limit (default 500/giver/day)
Daily double rate (0-1, default 0.1)
Boomerang rate (0-1, default 0.1)
Tango Card Settings (
)
Tango Card API Username
Tango Card API Key
Tango Card Root URL (default is production)
Customer identifier
Account identifier (default HubotHighfive)
Account email
Credit Card Number (Hubot doesn't remember this)
Expiration (YYYY-MM)
Security Code
First name
Last name
Billing Address
City
State
ZIP
country
Process
Google Spreadsheet Settings
Spreadsheet Document ID
Worksheet Name
App Email Address
Google API Key (contents of PEM file)
Output
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Huawei will maintain robust growth in absence of U.S. supply: board director
PARIS (Reuters) - Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei will maintain robust business growth in the absence of U.S. supply and does not rely on any U.S. technology and components for 5G, board director William Xu said on Monday.
Speaking at a news conference on innovation in Paris, Xu also said he would definitely welcome supply by U.S. companies.
“If the United States can continue to provide Huawei with the components we will definitely welcome them”, Xu said.
“But if not, we will still maintain robust business growth.”


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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| org.plexian.grumy.entity | |
| org.plexian.grumy.math | |
| org.plexian.grumy.world | |
| org.plexian.grumy.world.particle |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2d |
AABB.pos
The position of the AABB.
|
Vector2d |
AABB.size
The size of the AABB.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2d |
Entity.getSize()
Get the size of this entity.
|
Vector2d |
Entity.getVelocity()
Get the movement velocity of the entity.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
static boolean |
AABB.inside(AABB a,
Vector2d b)
Check if point b is inside AABB a.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
AABB(Vector2d pos,
Vector2d size)
Creates a new instance of AABB.
|
LivingEntity(Inventory inventory,
Shader shader,
double life,
double maxLife,
Location location,
Vector2d size)
Create a new instance of LivingEntity.
|
LivingEntity(Inventory inventory,
Shader shader,
Location location,
Vector2d size)
Create a new instance of LivingEntity
|
LivingEntity(Shader shader,
double life,
double maxLife,
Location location,
Vector2d size)
Create a new instance of LivingEntity at location with size, maxLife, and
life.
|
LivingEntity(Shader shader,
Location location,
Vector2d size)
Create a new instance of LivingEntity.
|
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
static Vector2d |
Vector2d.ZERO |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.add(double x,
double y)
Add x and y to this.x and this.y.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.add(Vector2d Vector2d)
Add passed vector to this vector.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.divide(double x,
double y)
Divide this.x and this.y by x and y.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.divide(Vector2d Vector2d)
Divide this vector by passed vector.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.multiply(double x,
double y)
Multiply this.x and this.y by x and y.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.multiply(Vector2d Vector2d)
Multiply this vector by passed vector.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.subtract(double x,
double y)
Subtracts x and y from this.x and this.y.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.subtract(Vector2d Vector2d)
Subtract passed vector from this vector.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.add(Vector2d Vector2d)
Add passed vector to this vector.
|
double |
Vector2d.distance(Vector2d Vector2d)
Find the distance between two points.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.divide(Vector2d Vector2d)
Divide this vector by passed vector.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.multiply(Vector2d Vector2d)
Multiply this vector by passed vector.
|
Vector2d |
Vector2d.subtract(Vector2d Vector2d)
Subtract passed vector from this vector.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
Vector2d(Vector2d Vector2d)
Creates a new Vector2d that contains the passed vector's information.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
Vector2d |
Chunk.getPosition()
Get the position of this chunk, in world coordinates.
|
Vector2d |
Location.toVector2d() |
Vector2d |
World.worldToChunkCoordinates(double x,
double y)
Get the chunk-coordinates from a world position.
|
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
ParticleFactory(Vector2d rootPos) |


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March 1
Albinus, bishop (of Angers), confessor (sometimes martyr) [common; GTZ: Switzerland, Erml., Gnesen, France, Scandinavia, York, Orden]
David, bishop, confessor [BLS: Wales; GTZ: England; PRI: England]
Donatus, martyr [GTZ: Basel]
Hilarius, bishop (of Carcassonne), confessor (Translation) [GTZ: Carcassonne]
Mary Magdalene (Conversion) [GTZ: Hildesheim]
Marnanus, bishop, confessor [GTZ: Scotland]
Monan, confessor [martyr] [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Siviardus, abbot [GTZ: Sens]
Stephen Rowsham, priest, martyr [BLS]
Suitbert (the Elder), bishop (of Northumbria) [BLS]
Suitbert (the Younger), bishop (of Verdun), confessor [GTZ: Bremen, Cologne, Verdun]
March 2
Chad, bishop, confessor [BLS; PRI: England]
Cedd, bishop, confessor [GTZ: England]
Charles, earl (of Flanders), martyr [BLS]
Joavan, bishop [BLS]
Lucius, bishop [HCC]
Macra, virgin, martyr [GTZ: Reims]
Marman, bishop [BLS]
Martyrs under the Lombards [BLS]
Prime (Primitivus?) [PCP (Paris)]
Sabinianus, martyr (at Troyes) (Translation) [GTZ: Troyes]
Simplicius, pope [BLS]
Supplicius [sic], pope, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
March 3
Aelred, abbot [BLS]
Callistus, pope, martyr [GTZ: Switzerland]
Camilla, virgin [GTZ: Auxerre]
Cunigundis, empress [common]
Emeterius and Chelidonius, martyrs [BLS]
Eusebius, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Guingualeus, abbot [GTZ: Brittany]
John, bishop (of Holar), confessor (Translation) [GTZ: Norway]
Lamalisse [BLS: Scotland]
Marinus and Asterius, martyrs [BLS; PCP (Paris), without Asterius]
Winwaloe, monk [BLS]
March 4
Adrian, bishop (of St. Andrews), martyr [BLS; GTZ: northern Germany]
Basinus, bishop (of Trier) [GTZ: Trier]
Casimir, prince (of Poland) [common]
David, confessor [HCC]
Focus, bishop, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Lucius, pope, martyr [BLS; GTZ: Sleswig, Scandinavia]
Nicholas Horner, martyr [BLS]
Nine Hundred Martyrs [GTZ: Brixen]
Wenceslas, king, martyr (Translation) [GTZ: Prague]
March 5
Adrian and Eubulus (of Palestine), martyrs [BLS]
Drausius, bishop (of Soissons), confessor [GTZ: Soissons]
Phocas, martyr [HCC]
Kieran [BLS: Ireland]
Keranus, bishop, confessor [GTZ: Exeter; Hereford (as Piran)]
Roger [BLS]
Saturninus [PCP (Paris)]
Timothy, apostle, martyr (Advent) [GTZ: Minden]
Victor, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
March 6
Baldred, bishop (of Glasgow), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Cadroe [BLS]
Chrodegang, bishop (of Metz), confessor [BLS]
Colette, abbess [BLS]
Claudianus, confessor [GTZ: Trent]
Cyril, confessor [GTZ: Carmelites]
Felicitas [PCP (Paris), as Felix]
Fridolin, abbot, confessor [common]
Kineburge, Kineswide, and Tibba [BLS]
Quiriacus, confessor (at Trier) [GTZ: Trier]
March 7
German Gardiner, John Ireland, and John Larke, martyrs [BLS]
Paul (the Simple), anchoret [BLS]
Perpetua, Felicitas, and companions, virgins, martyrs [common]
Thomas Aquinas, confessor, Doctor of the Church [common]
Victorinus, martyr [GTZ: Augsburg]
March 8
Apollonius, Philemon, and companions, martyrs [BLS]
Duthac, bishop, confessor [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Felix, bishop (of Dunwich, Suffolk), martyr [BLS; PRI: England]
Gay, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Hunfrid, bishop (of Thérouanne) [GTZ: Thérouanne]
John (of Avila) [BLS]
John (of God), confessor [common]
Julian, abbot (of Toledo) [BLS]
Psalmod, anchoret [BLS]
Pudentiana [PCP (Paris)]
Rose (of Viterbo) [BLS]
Senan, abbot, bishop [BLS]
March 9
Botulph [PCP (Paris)]
Catherine (of Bologna), abbess [BLS]
Cyril and Methodius, bishops, confessors [GTZ: Prague, Gnesen]
Forty Martyrs [common; 6082, in red]
Frances (of Rome), widow [common]
Gregory (of Nyssa) [BLS]
Pacian, bishop (of Barcelona) [BLS]
Poncius, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
March 10
Alexander [PCP (Paris)]
Clodonius, abbot [HCC]
Droctoveus, abbot (of St.-Germain-des-Pres, Paris) [BLS; GTZ: Paris]
Forty Martyrs of Sebaste [BLS]
Gordian [WTS (Bruges)]
Kessog, bishop (of Lerin and Boin, Scotland), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Mary Magdalene (Conversion) [GTZ: Augsburg, Magdeburg]
Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia, martyrs (Translation) [GTZ: Paderborn, Riga]
March 11
Aengus (the Culdee), bishop, confessor [BLS]
Agapitus [WTS (Bruges)]
Blanchart [PCP (Paris)]
Constantine (II), king, martyr [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Eulogius (of Cordova), priest, martyr [BLS]
Forty martyrs [GTZ: Gnesen]
Gorgonius (and Dorothy), martyrs (Advent) [GTZ: Minden; HCC, without Dorothy]
Gumpert, confessor (Death) [GTZ: Würzburg]
John the Baptist (Invention of his head) [GTZ: Arles]
Oswin, king, martyr (Translation) [GTZ: York]
Sophronius, bishop (of Jerusalem) [BLS]
Vigilius, bishop (of Auxerre) [GTZ: Auxerre]
March 12
Gorgonius (and Dorothy), martyrs (Translation) [GTZ: Metz]
Gregory (the Great), pope, confessor [common; PCP (Paris), 6082, in red]
Maximilian [BLS]
Maurus, abbot, confessor (Translation) [GTZ: Paris]
Paul, bishop (of Laon) [BLS]
March 13
Consortia, virgin (Translation) [GTZ: Arles]
Euphrasia, virgin [BLS; GTZ: Chur]
Gerald, bishop [BLS]
Kennocha, virgin [BLS; GTZ: Scotland]
Leo, pope, confessor [HCC]
Macedonius, bishop [WTS (Bruges); PCP (Paris)]
Mocheomoc (or Pulcherius), abbot [BLS]
Nicephorus, bishop (of Constantinople) [BLS]
Theophanes, abbot [BLS]
March 14
Acepsimas, bishop, Joseph, priest and Aitillaha, deacon, martyrs [BLS]
Bonaventure, bishop, confessor (Translation) [GTZ: Franciscans]
Boniface, bishop (of Ross) [BLS]
Eupergius, confessor [GTZ: Fréjus]
Felicissimus, bishop, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Innocent, pope [HCC; PCP (Paris)]
Leobinus, bishop (of Chartres) [GTZ]
Mathilda, queen (of Germany) [BLS]
March 15
Abraham, hermit, and Mary, martyrs [BLS]
Longinus, martyr [common]
Magorianus, confessor [GTZ: Trent]
William Hart, martyr [BLS]
Zachary, pope [BLS]
March 16
Boniface, bishop, confessor [GTZ: Scotland]
Colloquil, king [GTZ: Sens]
Cyriacus, martyr [GTZ: northern Germany, Sens]
Edward [PCP (Paris)]
Finian (the Leper) [BLS]
Hilary, bishop (of Aquileia) and Tatian, martyrs [GTZ: Aquileia; HCC, without Tatian]
Heribert, bishop (of Cologne), confessor [GTZ]
Julian (of Cilicia), martyr [BLS]
Matrona, virgin [WTS (Bruges)]
Robert Dalby and John Amia (Ann), priests, martyrs [BLS]
March 17
Gertrude, virgin, abbess (of Nivelle) [common; HCC, in red]
Joseph (of Arimathea) [BLS]
Martyrs of Alexandria [BLS]
Patrick, bishop, confessor, Apostle to Ireland [common; GTZ: Salzburg, England, Scotland, France; PRI: England]
March 18
Agricola, bishop (of Chalon-sur-Saône), confessor [GTZ: Chalon-sur-Saône]
Alexander, bishop (of Jerusalem), martyr [BLS; GTZ: Teutonic Knights]
Anselm, bishop (of Lucca), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Worms]
Cyril (of Jerusalem), bishop (of Jerusalem), Doctor of the Church [common]
Edward, king (of England), martyr [BLS; GTZ: England; PRI: England]
Finian, bishop, confessor [GTZ: Scotland]
Fridian, bishop (of Lucca) [BLS]
Gabriel, the archangel [BLS; GTZ: Franciscans (current use of Mar 24 is not medieval)]
Offren (Vulfran?) [PCP (Paris)]
Theodorius, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
March 19
Alcmund, martyr [BLS]
Aphrodisius (Offradosse) [PCP (Paris)]
John, hermit [HCC]
Joseph, husband of the Blessed Virgin Mary [common]
Landoald, confessor [WTS (Bruges)]
Leontius, bishop (of Saintes) [GTZ: Saintes]
Mary Magdalene (Translation) [GTZ: Basel]
March 20
Agapitus [PCP (Paris)]
Benedict (Vigil) [6082]
Cuthbert, bishop (of Lindisfarne), confessor [common; PRI: England]
Joachim, confessor [GTZ: Franciscans]
Urbicius, bishop (of Metz) [GTZ: Metz]
Wulfram, bishop (of Sens), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Sens]
March 21
Benedict, abbot (of Montecassino), confessor [common; 6082, in red]
Enda, abbot [BLS]
Serapion, abbot (of Arsinoe) [BLS]
Serapion the Scholastic, bishop (of Thmuis) [BLS]
Serapion the Sindonite [BLS]
March 22
Basil (of Ancyra) [BLS]
Catherine (of Sweden), virgin [BLS]
Deogratias, bishop (of Carthage) [BLS]
Frumence [PCP (Paris), as Emerence]
Justinus, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Lea, widow [BLS]
Paul, bishop (of Narbonne), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Narbonne]
Salvius, bishop (of Albi), confessor (Elevation) [GTZ: Albi]
March 23
Edelward, priest [BLS]
Maximus, bishop [WTS (Bruges)]
Sophia, virgin, martyr [GTZ: Carmelites]
Theodore [PCP (Paris)]
Turibius (of Mogrovejo), bishop [MR]
Victorian, martyr [BLS]
March 24
Botulph [PRI: England]
Fidelis, bishop [WTS (Bruges)]
Gabriel, the archangel [BLS; GTZ: modern usage]
Irenaeus, bishop (of Sirmium) [BLS]
Pygmenius (Pinguesme) [PCP (Paris)]
Quirinus, martyr [GTZ: Salzburg]
Simon (of Trent), martyr [BLS (with William); GTZ: Trent]
March 25
Annunciation to Mary
Cammin, abbot [BLS]
Gervase and Protase, martyrs (Invention) [GTZ: Soissons]
James Bird, martyr [BLS]
Kilian, bishop, and companions, martyrs (Advent) [GTZ: Paderborn]
Margaret Clitherow, martyr [BLS]
March 26
Bernadine (of Fossa) [BLS]
Braulio, bishop (of Saragossa) [BLS]
Castulus, martyr [GTZ: Salzburg, Prague]
Dismas (the Good Thief), martyr [BLS]
Felix, bishop (of Trier) [GTZ: Trier]
Ludger, bishop (of Münster), confessor, Apostle to Saxony [BLS; GTZ: northern Germany]
Maximus [PCP (Paris), as Mondain]
Theodore (Theodoric), bishop [WTS (Bruges)]
March 27
Resurrectio Dominica [HCC; WTS (Bruges)]
Adalpret, bishop (of Trent), martyr [GTZ: Trent]
Angadrisma, virgin, martyr (Translation) [GTZ: Beauvais]
Castulus, martyr [GTZ: Gnesen]
John Damascene, Doctor of the Church [BLS]
John (of Egypt), hermit [BLS]
Leodegar (Legier), bishop (of Autun) [PCP (Paris)]
Rupert, bishop (of Salzburg), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Salzburg]
March 28
Arnulf [PCP (Paris)]
Benedict, abbot (of Montecassino) (Octave) [6082, in red]
Columban, bishop, confessor (sometimes virgin, martyr(?)) [WTS (Bruges)]
Guntram, king (of the Franks), confessor [BLS; GTZ: Paris; HCC]
John Capistrano [BLS]
Priscus, Malchus, and Alexander, martyrs [BLS]
Sixtus III, pope [BLS]
March 29
Armogastes, Archinimus, and Saturas, martyrs [BLS]
Benedict, abbot (Octave) [6082]
Eustasius, abbot (of Luxeu) [BLS; PCP (Paris)]
Gregory, pope [HCC]
Gundleus [BLS: Wales]
Jonas, Barachisius, and companions, martyrs [BLS]
Cunegundis, empress (Canonization) [GTZ: Bamberg]
Mark, bishop (of Arethusa) [BLS]
Maximinus, bishop (of Trier), confessor (Translation) [GTZ: Trier]
Saturninus, confessor [WTS (Bruges)]
March 30
Domicius, bishop [HCC]
John Climacus, abbot [BLS]
Quirinus, martyr [WTS (Bruges)]
Regulus, bishop (of Senlis), confessor (Translation) [BLS; GTZ: Senlis]
Veronus, confessor [GTZ: Mons]
Zosimus, bishop (of Syracuse) [BLS]
March 31
Acasius, bishop (of Antioch) [BLS]
Balbina, virgin [GTZ; PCP (Paris), as Albaire]
Benjamin, deacon, martyr [BLS]
Guido, abbot (of Pomposa) [BLS]
Pastor, bishop [WTS (Bruges)]
Sabina, virgin [HCC]
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Fancee is an old (2017 design work) but fancy design system built on top of the latest version of bootstrap. It's released under MIT which means you can do whatever you want with it, you can use it for your personal projects, client projects or you can sell it, there are no limitations.
Fancee is a part of a failed side project. It was meant to help developers build applications more easily no matter the environment. Long story short, the maintainer (Alex Andonie) lost his interest in the project and everything fell apart. To pursue the initial idea of wanting to help other developers and to keep the project alive, Alex decided to refactor Fancee and release it for free. The version you're currently viewing is a stripped down version. More components will be added as they get refactored. Star and watch the repo to get notified of the new additions and if you want to add, fix or change something, feel free to submit a PR as all the good stuff will get merged.
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Luxurious self-catering villas available for short-term holiday rental. Two bedroom, two storey villas, swimming pool, sea view & sun terrace, WIFI, internet, AC through out,near beach cable TV, self catering.
About Us
Ajoupa Villa Number 3 is a two bedroom townhouse located in a quiet cul-de-sac set amidst landscaped tropical gardens these attractively designed townhouses include a communal pool, a parking space and a sun terrace.
Ajoupa Villas
Ajoupa Villa Number 3 is one of fourteen villas set within landscaped tropical gardens all with access to an outdoor pool. The property site is well maintained and focused on providing a relaxing, friendly and enjoyable environment.
Each villa has two bedrooms upstairs and a bathrooms. Downstairs there is an open plan reception room kitchen with a WC and area for dinning.The villa is fully furnished with one double bedroom and one twin room. The Villa has AC throughout, an oven with a four ring stove a washing machine dryer, cable TV, WIFI internet and a sun terrace with views of the Caribbean sea. The living room is furnished with a couch and a home entertainment system. Each villa has a parking space and hiring a car is highly recommended although Ajoupas can easily be accessed by public transport.
Once you have made your booking and sent us yo3r arrival details we'll make arrangements for Sooey to meet you at the property run through a quick inventory and hand over the keys.


Here is the formula I was given by a coworker.
He asked if I could solve for x.
y = tan(x) - (x*PI/180)
I have failed. Can anyone else solve this?
This formula will find the y value if you know what x is, but we want to reverse it so that it will find the x value if we know what y is.
If you restrict the domain to (-pi/2;pi/2), the function becomes a bijection. f(x) = y, then f-1(a) = b such that atan(b) = b * 180 / pi - a * 180 * pi
Just out of curiosity, what are your measurement units? Your equation looks highly unusual:
x*\pi /180 is the formula to convert from degrees to radians
so I am suspicious that your coworker made a measurement unit error (perhaps not, but then the equation is highly unusual).
Do you actually want to solve this problem (say, by writing a program that gives you an approximate value of y), or was your coworker challenging you just to show off (say, his math mojo)?
Do you have restrictions on how fast your subroutine finding y should run?
Do you have upper bounds on y? [Edit] on a second thought that doesn't sound necessary. You can always say something like: "if y>10^100, we assume that x is approximately equal to \pi/2", and then work within a reasonable range for y.


eRm: Extended Rasch Modeling
Fits Rasch models (RM), linear logistic test models (LLTM), rating scale model (RSM), linear rating scale models (LRSM), partial credit models (PCM), and linear partial credit models (LPCM). Missing values are allowed in the data matrix. Additional features are the ML estimation of the person parameters, Andersen's LR-test, item-specific Wald test, Martin-Loef-Test, nonparametric Monte-Carlo Tests, itemfit and personfit statistics including infit and outfit measures, ICC and other plots, automated stepwise item elimination, simulation module for various binary data matrices.
| Version: |
0.16-2 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: |
graphics, grDevices, stats, methods, MASS, splines, Matrix, lattice |
| Published: |
2018-10-03 |
| Author: |
Patrick Mair [cre, aut],
Reinhold Hatzinger [aut],
Marco J. Maier [aut],
Thomas Rusch [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
Patrick Mair <mair at fas.harvard.edu> |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| URL: |
http://r-forge.r-project.org/projects/erm/ |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
eRm citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| In views: |
Multivariate, Psychometrics |
| CRAN checks: |
eRm results |
Downloads:
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Dietary
In a large saucepan on a medium heat, melt the butter and gently cook the chopped onion and garlic for 2-3 minutes, or until soft and translucent but not coloured. This gentle sweetening of the onion and garlic will transform the natural starches present into sugar giving that lovely sweetened onion flavour as opposed to the harsh raw onion flavour.
Increase the heat to high, add the watercress and a pinch of salt, cover with a lid and cook for 30 seconds. Add the spinach and cook for 1-2 minutes, or until wilted. The spinach will round up the strong peppery qualities of the watercress.
Pour in the boiling water and simmer for 2-3 minutes, then remove from the heat and add the ice. This quick cooking of the vegetables and cooling with the ice will not only retain the colour and the flavour, but also maximise the vitamins and minerals.
Pour half the soup into a food processor, and blend until smooth. Transfer the soup into a clean pan, then repeat with the remaining soup.
When ready to serve, reheat the soup and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper if required. Serve the soup in a large tureen with the crème fraîche swirled through.


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View Violation Columns(List View Columns) on the plugin site for more information. |
This plugin allows you to add columns to your Views with data from the Violations Plugin.
With the help of this plugin you can create columns containing data for the following types taken from the Violations Plugin:
-checkstyle
-codenarc
-cpd
-cpplint
-csslint
-findbugs
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-gendarme
-jcreport
-jslint
-pep8
-perlcritic
-pmd
-pylint
-simian
-stylecop
This plugin can also add a column that counts the number of failed tests for every job in the View.
Usage
Create a brand new View or edit an old one and just add the columns you need from the list.
If data cannot be obtained for a certain job, then N/A will stand in the corresponding row and column.
Important - in order to use this plugin you must have the Violations Plugin installed.
Open issues
Change log
Version 1.6 - (02.10.2013)
- Fixed a reported issue with the pylint column: JENKINS-19742
Version 1.5 - (25.04.2013)
- Package rename - this will lead to NoClassFound exceptions, columns should be added one more time to the views. Sorry for the inconvenience.
- All columns that show data from ViolationsPlugin are now listed under "Violation *name*" in order to be found easier.
Version 1.3 - (12.03.2013)
- Required core version changes 1.500- >1.409
Version 1.0 - (06.03.2013)
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I am a budding programmer with solid Ruby on Rails foundations, interested in both front and backend web development. I'm on the lookout for new technologies, always troubleshooting and always learning. I previously worked at AvePoint as a senior technical analyst. While troubleshooting their proprietary application and observing its complex relationship with SharePoint, I worked with the development team to interpret the logs. It soon became clear to me that knowing the company's software wasn't enough - I would need to know and understand its underlying code. Subsequently, I enrolled in an apprenticeship with Bloc which provided excellent RoR foundations. This included CRUD actions, model-view-controller architecture, including but not limited to authenticating and authorizing users, signing in, and creating public profiles. Additionally, I focused on RSpec.
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Whether the Weather
Whether the Weather serves as a user community for individuals that experience joint point during inclement weather.
In addition to providing weather updates for specific locations, users may also confirm local weather, as well as follow other users. Within the user profile a graph is generated based on the number of posts that they have assigned a weather label.


Tests that it is possible to replace existing notifications using the "tag" property of a Web Notification object. When running this test manually, verify that the title of the shown notification is updated to read "Notification 2".


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| Reduce HP by: | |
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| Allies 3 Spaces Away: |
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| Debuff: |
| Merge Level: | |
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| Reduce HP by: | |
| Set Special Charge: | |
| Adjacent Allies: | |
| Allies 2 Spaces Away: | |
| Allies 3 Spaces Away: |


| filename = string designating full path and filename to image. |
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This command loads an image from disk and assigns it a file handle. You will use the DrawImage command to display the graphic later. The demo version of Blitz Basic supports BMP files; the full retail version of Blitz Basic supports JPG and PNG format as well.
Many multimedia loading commands for fonts, graphics, and sounds require the use of FILE HANDLES. You'll need to have a good understanding of file handles if you are going to successfully use Blitz Basic. A file handle is a variable (usually GLOBAL) that holds a unique identifier for a loaded item (font, image, sound, music, etc.). This unique number is used later for subsequent operations to designate the loaded item. This file handle allocates the memory to hold the item. You will find file handles used all over Blitz. See the example for some well-documented code. Note that when you change the graphics mode using the Graphics command, all images that were loaded will be lost, and all handles will become invalid. However, with BlitzPlus, the images will sometimes be retained. Expect more control over this in the next BlitzPlus update. See also: LoadAnimImage, CreateImage, FreeImage, SaveImage, DrawImage, Graphics. |
|
; LoadImage and DrawImage example
; Declare a variable to hold the graphic file handle Global gfxPlayer ; Set a graphics mode Graphics 640,480,16 ; Set drawing operations for double buffering SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; Load the image and assign its file handle to the variable ; - This assumes you have a graphic called player.bmp in the ; same folder as this source code gfxPlayer=LoadImage("player.bmp") ; Let's do a loop where the graphic is drawn wherever the ; mouse is pointing. ESC will exit. While Not KeyHit(1) Cls ; clear the screen DrawImage gfxPlayer,MouseX(),MouseY() ; Draw the image! Flip ; flip the image into view and clear the back buffer Wend |


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For ia32 architecture and ARM (unfinished)
Multitasking
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Fully TCP/IP
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About
Hello welcome to my site! This is a technical blog about various programming topics.
The main areas of focus include but aren't limited to:
I hope you find the info useful, and if you find a mistake, submit a pull request to fix it!!
Hello welcome to my site! This is a technical blog about various programming topics.
The main areas of focus include but aren't limited to:
I hope you find the info useful, and if you find a mistake, submit a pull request to fix it!!


The CSlib is a C++ class, so it can be used directly from C++. It can also be used by any langauge which can call C functions, since a C-style interface to the library is provided. A Fortran 2003 iso_c_binding interface file and a Python wrapper are also provided, both of which use the C interface.
The APIs for all these languages are conceptually identical, they just differ in syntax.
The C++, C, Fortran, and Python apps in the test dir illustrate use of this API. They call all of the functions listed below. These apps are described in this section.
When running a parallel client or server app, all the processors in the app should typically make the same calls at the same time to the CSlib. Several of the CSlib methods are effectively synchronizing (as noted on their doc pages), meaning they perform internal MPI communication between the processors in a single app.
Here is the short list of all the CSlib functions, from the C++ class header file. Click on a link for an explanation, including example code for how to call the CSlib from various languages.
This page describes how to use the CSlib from apps written in different languages.


NEW since 5.1.0: Credentials for team project collections can now be configured once instead of once per job.
- Automatic
-
Credentials will be looked up in the global configuration based on the Collection URL. Make sure you have added your credentials at Jenkins > Manage Jenkins > Configure Credentials and then add Team Project Collections that are linked to their corresponding credentials at Jenkins > Manage Jenkins > Configure System.
Consult the Global Configuration section in README.md for a walkthrough.
- Manual
-
Credentials are specified in the job. This is the legacy behavior.


A journey of self inquiry
A Somatic Explorations session allows you to engage mental, emotional, physical and/or biological functions in order to bring optimal well-being and healing. Sessions integrate and help develop skills inspired by embodiment practices, body-centred psychology principles, mindfulness, and bodywork therapies.
Somatic Explorations enables us to embody new skills, new competencies, and new ways of being that are relevant to our current commitments and the present vision we have of our life. These practices help develop a “new shape” that allows us to be more present, open, and connected. Without grounded, sincere practices our intentions for change will only be good ideas. Committed practices help us to lever our resilience, develop more choice, respond instead of react, and be centred in stressful situations.
Ultimately this facilitates: self-awareness, boundaries, self-esteem, emotional regulation, empathy, enhanced cognitive processing, easeful decision making of complex situations, body related self confidence, a greater sense of self-control, enhanced intuition, and a feeling of being both authentic and interconnected with others and the environment.
Somatic Explorations is a modality and process which helps us develop a deeper understanding and sense of trust in our own organic nature.
The practice takes into the account the person as a whole being - understanding that through the process of integration of our conflicting needs, feelings, emotions, beliefs, and actions, we can start to reconnect with who we truly are and with what we truly need.
Somatic Explorations can help people of all ages, and with the most varied needs. If you're interested in improving your mind-body-emotions connection, increase your general well being, expand your body awareness and possibilities of expression or seek a deeper understanding into your emotions, Somatic Explorations is for you.
You are welcomed into each session with a practice of mindfulness which will help us slow down, tune in and be present in that very moment.
We will then establish the goals which you'd like to work on. This could range from physical tension, emotional responses or a pattern of behaviour you've seen come up in your life. The practitioner may ask you to stand, breathe deeply, take few steps, or pay attention to a prompt or exercise.
The session continues using tools such as breath, contemplation, gestures, movement and noticing tension. We will begin to observe and deepen our understanding of how the present experience is organised, our beliefs around it and our physical and emotional response. You will be guided gently through the process where you can notice, understand and learn about your responses in a safe and organic manner.
We recommend a minimum of 3 to 5 sessions to truly experience change and feel the benefits. Each session builds upon the progress achieved in the previous one and with each client, the progress may vary. Ultimately, this depends on your goals and the number of sessions required to reach the established goals and long-term benefits varies from person to person.
Somatic Explorations is not psychological or medical treatment. If you are experiencing extreme anxiety, depression or severe trauma, please talk to your general practitioner or psychologist about seeking the right help for what you're going through.
Look at our Somatic Explorations resources or book a session now and begin your journey of self-discovery.


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coqos_rel(1) Qualcomm Atheros Open Powerline Toolkit coqos_rel(1) NAME coqos_rel - Release Bandwidth Management SYNOPSIS coqos_rel [options] cid [device] [...] DESCRIPTION This page is under construction. Instructs one or more devices to stop managing a stream. Use this program when bandwidth management is no longer needed or wanted. Use program coqos_mod to suspend and resume bandwidth management of a stream. This program is part of the Qualcomm Atheros Powerline Toolkit. See the plc man page for an overview and installation instructions. OPTIONS -e Redirects stderr messages to stdout. By convention status and error messages are printed on stderr while primary program output is printed on stdout. This option prints all output on stdout in cases where this is desired. -i interface Select the host Ethernet interface. All requests are sent via this host interface and only reponses received via this host interface are recognized. The default interface is eth1 because most people use eth0 as their principle network connection; however, if environment string "PLC" is defined then it takes precedence over the default interface. This option then takes precedence over either default. -q Suppresses status messages on stderr. -r Display relative memory offsets on output. This option is the default. -v Prints additional information on stdout. In particular, this option dumps outgoing Ethernet packets on stdout. -?,--help Displays program help information on stderr. This option takes precedence over all other options on the command line except version information. -!,--version Displays program version information on stderr. This option takes precedence over all other options on the com‐ mand line except help information. Use this option when sending screen dumps to Atheros technical staff. ARGUMENTS cid The connection identifier of the affected stream. device The MAC address of some powerline device. More than one address may be specified on the command line. If more than one address is specified then operations are performed on each device in turn. The default address is "local". See DEVICES for more information. DEVICES Ethernet MAC addresses are expressed as six hexadecimal octets optionally separated by colon. For example, the Qualcomm Atheros Local Management Address (LMA) of "00b052000001" may also be entered as "00:b0:52:00:00:01" or "00b052:000001". Addresses are case insensitive and quotes are optional. In addition, some special addresses may be entered by name rather than number where names are case sensitive. all A synonym for the "broadcast" address, described next. broadcast A synonym for the Ethernet broadcast address, FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF. All devices, whether local, remote or foreign will respond to this address. local A synonym for the Qualcomm Atheros vendor specific Local Management Address (LMA), 00:B0:52:00:00:01. All local Atheros devices recognize this address but remote and foreign devices do not. A remote device is any device at the far end of a powerline connection. A foreign device is any device not manufactured by Atheros. REFERENCES See the Qualcomm Atheros HomePlug AV Firmware Technical Reference Manual for more information. DISCLAIMER Atheros HomePlug AV Vendor Specific Management Message structure and content is proprietary to Qualcomm Atheros, Ocala FL USA. Consequently, public information may not be available. Qualcomm Atheros reserves the right to modify message structure and content in future firmware releases without any obligation to notify or compensate users of this program. EXAMPLES The next example instructs device 00:B0:52:BA:BE"01 to release stream 803. The stream will the remain unmanaged indefi‐ nitely. # coqos_rel 803 00:B0:52:BA:BE:01 SEE ALSO coqos_add(1), coqos_info(1), coqos_man(1), coqos_mod(1) CREDITS Bill Wike<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Nathaniel Houghton<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Charles Maier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>" open-plc-utils-0.0.3 November 2013 coqos_rel(1)


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class QuarticPolynomial
The quartic polynomial regression problem for KGP to solve.
The target function is x^4 + x^3 + x^2 + x
.
See Also
| <init> |
QuarticPolynomial()
The quartic polynomial regression problem for KGP to solve. |
| main |
fun main(args: Array<String>): Unit |


Asian qualifiers: Tuesday's scores and stats
by FIFA.comAsia’s second round of qualifying for the 2022 FIFA World Cup Qatar™ resumed on Tuesday and, while several of the continent's giants were not in action, there were some hugely intriguing fixtures across the continent.
Here are all of today's results and stand-out statistics.
Results: 19 November
Nepal 0-1 Kuwait
- A hard-fought but vital win the visitors, who move to within two points of Australia - the Socceroos having a game in hand - at the top of Group B. Bader Al Mutawa's solitary first-half strike made him the Kuwaiti hero, while their defence - which has now kept three consecutive clean sheets in World Cup qualifying - was again rock-solid.
Myanmar 1-0 Mongolia
- Hlaing Bo Bo scored the only goal as Myanmar climb off the foot of Group F by registering back-to-back World Cup qualifying wins for the first time in their history. Opponents Mongolia now occupy bottom spot.
Maldives 3-1 Guam
- Guam remain winless at the foot of Group A after being edged out by their hosts, who stay second-from-bottom of the section despite climbing on to six points.
Turkmenistan 2-0 Sri Lanka
- Group H has an unlikely new leader after Turkmenistan beat Sri Lanka and moved on to nine points, leapfrogging Korea Republic (eight points), Lebanon (seven) and Korea DPR (seven). All three of their rivals retain a game in hand but that will not dampen enthusiasm in Ashgabat tonight.
Hong Kong 2-0 Cambodia
- Goals from Ha James and Roberto Junior handed Hong Kong their first win in this round of qualifying, leaving Cambodia rooted to the foot of the table with just a single point from five matches.
Uzbekistan 2-0 Palestine
- Towering striker Eldor Shomurodov (pictured above) bagged a brace as Uzbekistan climbed to the top of Group D. Shomurodov's goals - his sixth in his last four World Cup qualifying appearances - saw the victors leapfrog Saudi Arabia, who retain a game in hand.
Malaysia 2-0 Indonesia
- Safawi Rasid's brace - the diminutive forward bagging either side of the break - saw the Malaysians to a precious three points in front of a fervent 80,000 capacity crowd at the Bukit Jalil Stadium.
Vietnam 0-0 Thailand
- A tight game in Hanoi saw Vietnam extend their unbeaten start to Group G, maintaining their place at the summit of the pool. With the top three sides separated by three points, the final fixtures in 2020 look set to serve up an enthralling finale.
Afghanistan 0-1 Qatar
- A second-half penalty from star forward Akrim Afif saw the 2022 hosts to another Group E victory. Their unbeaten start to the qualifiers continues with a third consecutive victory. They remain top of the group, ahead of local rivals Oman.
Iraq 0-0 Bahrain
- A tight and nervy game in Amman, Jordan saw the Group C spoils shared between the top two teams in the pool. Both remain unbeaten going into the final fixtures in 2020, with both standing a good chance of progressing to the final round.
Kyrgyz Republic 1-1 Tajikistan
- A late equaliser from defender Tamirlan Kozubaev earned a point for the hosts in Bishkek. The visitors had taken an early lead through forward Jahongir Ergashev's 17th-minute strike, and they looked set to hold on to a victory that would have seen them leapfrog their opponents - but the late leveller meant they share seven points apiece in Group F, behind group leaders Japan.
Syria 1-0 Philippines
- Syria's remarkable start to the 2022 World Cup qualifiers continues with their fifth straight victory. They looked in control in the opening half, even if they only took a slender lead into the break courtesy of Ward Al Salama's 23rd-minute effort. After the interval, they failed to push on - and their opponents almost punished them - but the form team in Asia's qualifying stages held firm to secure another valuable three points.
Oman 1-0 India
- The hosts cemented their place behind Group E leaders Qatar with a solid, if unspectacular, victory against India. Mohsin Al Ghassani's first-half effort was enough to secure all three points for Erwin Koeman's side, as they stretched their lead over Afghanistan in third place to eight points, with three games remaining.
Yemen 1-2 Singapore
- A huge win for Singapore in Al Muharraq came courtesy of goals either side of half-time. Ikhsan Fandi scored before the break today - adding to his goal against the same opponents in September - and Hafiz Nor also bagged after the interval. A late strike from Nasser Al Gahwashi was not enough for the Red Devils, who see today's opponents leapfrog them into third place.
Jordan 5-0 Chinese Taipei
- The hosts cruised to victory in Amman to pick up an important three points in the battle to keep apace with Australia at the Group B summit. Bahaa Faisal's brace was complemented by strikes from Ahmad Ersan, Yazn Abou Al Arab and Hamza Al-Dardour. Vital Borkelmans' side remain two points behind group leaders Australia in third place (even if the Socceroos have a game in hand), with Kuwait in second spot on goal difference.
Lebanon 0-0 Korea DPR
- A point apiece in Beirut suited neither side, with both still level on points with each other, but now also level with Korea Republic on eight (who have a game in hand) and a point behind surprise group leaders Turkmenistan.


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In this project we illustrate the core functionality in machine learning using python. In just a single script the dataset is loaded, the model is trained, then validated, and a few cases are caught to prove its effectiveness. The dataset is quite simple. Comprised of image data and their corresponding numeric value, you can view examples of it here. Because the train script handles all the code associated with managing a model, it can be quite can come with quite a wait time. One can view the epochs inside the console from which this web app is running to track the progess of an individual train.
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BIOLOGICAL MONITORING OF SALTERNS
Revised 3 June 2002
RISK ASSESSMENT
Assess Safety, Health, Quality and Environmental aspects of each specific step.
OVERVIEW
These instructions outline the biological monitoring to be undertaken at solar saltfields to determine biological causes of production problems. Monitoring biological parameters allows predictions to be made about the quality of maiden brine and enables operators to put a remedial program in place with the minimum of delay.
Regular monitoring also provides a database of biological factors for future management.
TASK SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Safety boots are mandatory
| SPECIFIC JOB STEPS | RISK ASSESSMENT | RISK CONTROL |
| SAMPLE LOCATIONS
The choice of sites is important because they must be representative of changes in brine chemistry and biology. However, a solar saltfield may change over the years and it is important that the sampling locations change too, to provide consistency. If there is an unusual isolated occurrence, such as a small algae bloom, by all means sample it and add it to the routine sampling sheet but it is important that this non-representative sample is NOT incorporated into the database as representative. Historical databases are often made useless because spurious data distorts longer term trends. |
Taking a non-representative sample. | It is necessary that the person taking the samples use their discretion when collecting them, so as not to take a non-representative sample. Flowing, well mixed brine is preferable to use for sampling, but this may not always be available. When not available samples taken away from the "normal" sites should be used to give a more accurate representation of the pond as a whole.
Always attempt to conduct sample runs during calm weather. |
| After reviewing the biology and pond system choose locations representative of:
Input brines (as many as input points), last ponds of separate brines, ponds with mixtures of streams, early gypsum precipitation ponds, Synechococcus ponds, immediately post Synechoccus ponds, crystalliser input. |
Seawater intakes may not be pumping.
Seawater SG may be very low.
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If the brine is not being pumped samples should be taken on the seaward side of the pump.
If the brine SG is below 1.020 do not take a sample. If the brine is not being pumped sample the brine which is closest to saturation. If the brine SG is below 1.180 do not take a sample. |
| REGULAR SAMPLE COLLECTION AND TESTING
The sample should be taken from running brine and should be typical for that pond. A 500 mL sample should be taken from each location. Samples shall be collected and transported as specified in Test Method: Collecting, Preparing, Storing & Transporting Samples. |
Hot weather may affect samples. | Always put samples in the biological samples esky. Use ice in warm weather to keep the samples cool. |
| SG, Temperature, Turbidity and pH shall be measured at the sampling site and the results recorded immediately. | ||
| On return to the laboratory, the following parameters should be measured for each sample: - Viscosity - Nutrients and recorded in the laboratory daybook. Samples shall be prepared for plankton counts as per Test Method: Plankton Counts and shall be recorded in the daybook |
| What | When | How |
| SG | as collected | Hydrometer - Test Method: Specific Gravity |
| Temperature | as collected | Thermometer - Test Method: Specific Gravity |
| pH | as collected | Calibrated pH meter - Test Method: pH of waters |
| Plankton | treat immediately on return to laboratory with lugols media and leave to sediment overnight | Test Method: Plankton Counts |
| Viscosity | within one day | Test Method: Viscosity |
| Nutrients | immediately on return to lab | As specified in the Merck manual |
| Turbidity | as collected | Secchi Disk - Test Method: Turbidity |
| SPECIFIC JOB STEPS | RISK ASSESSMENT | RISK CONTROL |
| As the data will form part of a saltfield's baseline data for that saltfields' biology a copy shall be providedto the client as a permanent record. | Delta owns the daybooks | A copy shall be made and provided to the client |
| EQUIPMENT REQUIRED FOR TAKING SAMPLES
10 x 500 mL sample bottles hydrometers (range 1.000 - 1.250) thermometer (0 - 50oC) pH meter secchi disk |
Contaminated bottles | Always use the marked bottles in the correct ponds |
| SAMPLING FREQUENCY
The sampling should be done every fortnight during the peak flow period. |
The flow may be reduced in winter in southern saltfields | The sampling should be less frequent when the brine is not flowing. During winter for example, a sample every two months would be appropriate. |
| MONITORING SPECIFIC PARAMETERS
24 hour samples may be collected for measuring SG variation, colour and turbidity. Samples are collected with an EPIC Water Sampler or similar automatic sampler.. |
The operator does not know how to operate the EPIC. | Ensure a manual is provided to the operator |


The 'Codemeta' Project defines a 'JSON-LD' format for describing software metadata, as detailed at <https://codemeta.github.io>. This package provides utilities to generate, parse, and modify 'codemeta.json' files automatically for R packages, as well as tools and examples for working with 'codemeta.json' 'JSON-LD' more generally.
| Version: | 0.1.6 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Imports: | jsonlite (≥ 1.3), jsonld, git2r, devtools, memoise, methods, stats, stringi, readr, desc, usethis, whisker, tibble, crul, gh, stringr, sessioninfo, purrr, curl |
| Suggests: | testthat, jsonvalidate, covr, knitr, rmarkdown, magrittr, xml2, dplyr (≥ 0.7.0), printr |
| Published: | 2018-05-04 |
| Author: | Carl Boettiger [aut, cre, cph], Anna Krystalli [rev, ctb], Toph Allen [rev], Maëlle Salmon [ctb, aut], rOpenSci [fnd] (https://ropensci.org/), Katrin Leinweber [ctb], Noam Ross [ctb], Arfon Smith [ctb], Jeroen Ooms [ctb] |
| Maintainer: | Carl Boettiger <cboettig at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/codemetar/issues |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/codemetar, https://ropensci.github.io/codemetar |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | codemetar results |
| Reference manual: | codemetar.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
An introduction to the CodeMeta Project and codemetar package |
| Package source: | codemetar_0.1.6.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: codemetar_0.1.6.zip, r-release: codemetar_0.1.6.zip, r-oldrel: codemetar_0.1.6.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: codemetar_0.1.6.tgz, r-oldrel: codemetar_0.1.6.tgz |
| Old sources: | codemetar archive |
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