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by Staff WriterFlagship seven-seat performance SUV features a mild-hybrid AMG V8 engine; manages the 0-100kph sprint in a claimed 4.2 sec.
Mercedes-AMG has revealed its new flagship performance SUV, the mild-hybrid 611hp GLS 63 4MATIC+, at the 2019 Los Angeles motor show. As per Mercedes-AMG’s CEO, Tobias Moers, as a vehicle for customers “not willing to accept compromises when it comes to versatility, effortless superiority and spaciousness” the GLS 63 has been revealed ahead of going on sale globally early next year.
Power for the range-topping seven-seat SUV comes, from AMG’s 4.0-litre twin-turbocharged V8. Here it’s supplemented by an integrated ‘EQ Boost’ starter-alternator offering up to 22hp and 250Nm of torque on its own, while supplying 48V for the electrical system.
The result is 611hp and up to 850Nm, enough to take the BMW X7 rival from 0-100kph in a claimed 4.2 sec and on to a top speed limited to 250kph (280kph if you opt for the AMG Driver’s Package). Power is put through a 9-speed automatic gearbox, which features multiple modes to tailor the smoothness or speed of shifts, while the fully variable four-wheel drive system allows up to 100 percent of the power to be sent to the rear wheels when required.
The AMG Ride Control+ air suspension system is standard fitment, with a unique tune for the GLS 63, and three-mode adaptive damping for a better balance of comfort and dynamics. In Comfort mode, the GLS is not lowered until it hits 120kph, where it drops by 10mm, while in Sport and Sport+ modes, the model is lowered by that amount from the get-go.
Externally, the GLS 63 gains a larger AMG-specific grille with chrome vertical louvres. A newly designed front apron with a new splitter and trim strips also features, as do standard-fit LED headlamps, flared wheel arches, a new car apron with diffuser elements and black chrome-finished twin exhaust tailpipes.
The model’s interior architecture remains the same, but there’s a load of new AMG lettering and badging, plus sports pedals and AMG specific instrument menus.
Mercedes revealed the new GLS earlier this year - the model is underpinned by the company’s Modular High Architecture (MHA) platform and has grown in both size and luxury compared to its predecessor. The carmaker is expected to launch the new generation of its flagship SUV in India sometime next year. As with the current GLS, the new flagship will be offered with a pair of 3.0-litre petrol and diesel engine options. Expect the AMG model to arrive in India at a date after the launch of the new GLS in India.
Aside from the GLS, Mercedes is also expected to launch the new GLE and the all-new GLB SUVs in India in 2020.
Also see:
2019 Mercedes-Benz ESF safety vehicle showcased in India
Mercedes-Benz Classic Car Rally 2019: the rolling museum


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This project's GitHub can found at https://github.com/kenschenke/duxform.


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Banco Products Consolidated September 2019 Net Sales at Rs 379.61 crore, down 12.65% Y-o-Y
Reported Consolidated quarterly numbers for Banco Products (India) are:
Net Sales at Rs 379.61 crore in September 2019 down 12.65% from Rs. 434.60 crore in September 2018.
Quarterly Net Profit at Rs. 15.91 crore in September 2019 down 56.66% from Rs. 36.71 crore in September 2018.
EBITDA stands at Rs. 29.87 crore in September 2019 down 56.45% from Rs. 68.59 crore in September 2018.
Banco Products EPS has decreased to Rs. 2.22 in September 2019 from Rs. 5.13 in September 2018.
Banco Products shares closed at 107.65 on November 11, 2019 (NSE) and has given -26.12% returns over the last 6 months and -40.13% over the last 12 months.
| Banco Products (India) | |
| Consolidated Quarterly Results | in Rs. Cr. |
| Sep'19 | Jun'19 | Sep'18 | |
| Net Sales/Income from operations | 373.19 | 387.41 | 428.08 |
| Other Operating Income | 6.42 | 5.13 | 6.52 |
| Total Income From Operations | 379.61 | 392.54 | 434.60 |
| EXPENDITURE | |||
| Consumption of Raw Materials | 242.86 | 255.05 | 264.38 |
| Purchase of Traded Goods | -- | -- | -- |
| Increase/Decrease in Stocks | -8.76 | -19.33 | -21.27 |
| Power & Fuel | -- | -- | -- |
| Employees Cost | 45.93 | 46.11 | 46.70 |
| Depreciation | 7.86 | 7.41 | 9.02 |
| Excise Duty | -- | -- | -- |
| Admin. And Selling Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| R & D Expenses | -- | -- | -- |
| Provisions And Contingencies | -- | -- | -- |
| Exp. Capitalised | -- | -- | -- |
| Other Expenses | 73.68 | 67.13 | 79.05 |
| P/L Before Other Inc., Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 18.04 | 36.17 | 56.72 |
| Other Income | 3.97 | 9.03 | 2.85 |
| P/L Before Int., Excpt. Items & Tax | 22.01 | 45.20 | 59.57 |
| Interest | 0.96 | 0.54 | 0.92 |
| P/L Before Exceptional Items & Tax | 21.05 | 44.66 | 58.65 |
| Exceptional Items | -- | -- | -- |
| P/L Before Tax | 21.05 | 44.66 | 58.65 |
| Tax | 5.14 | 14.74 | 21.94 |
| P/L After Tax from Ordinary Activities | 15.91 | 29.92 | 36.71 |
| Prior Year Adjustments | -- | -- | -- |
| Extra Ordinary Items | -- | -- | -- |
| Net Profit/(Loss) For the Period | 15.91 | 29.92 | 36.71 |
| Minority Interest | -- | -- | -- |
| Share Of P/L Of Associates | -- | -- | -- |
| Net P/L After M.I & Associates | 15.91 | 29.92 | 36.71 |
| Equity Share Capital | 14.30 | 14.30 | 14.30 |
| Reserves Excluding Revaluation Reserves | -- | -- | -- |
| Equity Dividend Rate (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| EPS Before Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 2.22 | 4.18 | 5.13 |
| Diluted EPS | 2.22 | 4.18 | 5.13 |
| EPS After Extra Ordinary | |||
| Basic EPS | 2.22 | 4.18 | 5.13 |
| Diluted EPS | 2.22 | 4.18 | 5.13 |
| Public Share Holding | |||
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| Share Holding (%) | -- | -- | -- |
| Promoters and Promoter Group Shareholding | |||
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| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total Share Cap. of the company) | -- | -- | -- |
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| - Number of shares (Crores) | -- | -- | -- |
| - Per. of shares (as a % of the total sh. of prom. and promoter group) | -- | -- | -- |
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Story: Further details of Men who hunted lions with bones
Further details of Men who hunted lions with bones
Title
Further details of Men who hunted lions with bones
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Summary
(Further details of the story of the men who hunted with bones.) The elder brother waits at home for his younger brother to return from hunting Lions. He sees the Lion's eyes shining and thinks they are stars and they approach and seize him. There follows a discussion of the bones the brothers made into knobkerries in order to hunt Lions.
Comments
1) See also Men who hunted lions with bones, 2) p.7572v: the elder brother's song; the people of the Early Race call the lion ||kuamma, 3) This story is found in Book VIII-18
Contributors
|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)
Date
26 September 1878 (story finished on or about)
Categories
Keywords
Early Race (or First Bushmen) , Early Race (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , Early Race (and how the people called the lion ||kuamma) , hunting (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , hunting (and the Early Race) , lion (its nature and habits) , lion (remains dead) , lion (can feign death) , lion (its eyes are thought to be stars) , lion (its eyes 'shining approach') , lion (the name of) , lion (the people of the Early Race called it ||kuamma) , lion (bones that can kill it or knock it down) , lion (and bones made into knobkerries) , lion (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , lion (the hunting and eating of) , lion (and the younger brother's wind) , bones (of the giraffe are hard) , bones (of the elephant are hard) , bones (of the ostrich are soft) , bones (further details about men who hunted Lions with) , bones (made into knobkerries) , bones (thigh) , bones (that can knock a lion down and kill it) , bones (the efficacy of hunting with different) , song (of the man who hunted Lions with bones) , song (the elder brother's) , song (of the younger brother's family) , song (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , foolish (men who hunted Lions with bones - further details) , foolish (the younger brother who beat the Lion with a soft ostrich bone) , wind (the younger brother's) , wind (of a man who has killed a lion) , wind (of a man who has been killed by a lion) , wind (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , stars (the lion's eyes resemble) , stars (the eyes of the two Lions resemble) , stars (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones) , death (of the men who hunted Lions with bones - further details) , knobkerrie (made of bones) , knobkerrie (used to kill lions) , knobkerrie (used by the men who hunted Lions with bones - further details) , knobkerrie (that can knock down a lion) , names (of different winds) , names (people call the lion ||kuamma) , names (and further details of the men who hunted Lions with bones)
Story Pages
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RBQRealmChangeLogger Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
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| Declared in | RBQRealmNotificationManager.h |
Overview
This class is used to track changes to a given RLMRealm. Since Realm doesn’t support automatic change tracking, this class allows the developer to log object changes, which will be passed along to the RBQRealmNotificationManager who in turn broadcasts it to any listeners
Since RLMObjects are not thread-safe, when an object is logged to the manager, it is internally transformed into an RBQSafeRealmObject that is thread-safe and this will then be passed to any listeners once the Realm being monitored updates.
Warning: Only RLMObjects with primary keys can be logged because the primary key is required to create a RBQSafeRealmObject.
+ defaultLogger
Creates or retrieves the logger instance for the default Realm on the current thread
+ (instancetype)defaultLogger
Return Value
Instance of RBQRealmChangeLogger
Discussion
Creates or retrieves the logger instance for the default Realm on the current thread
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
+ loggerForRealm:
Creates or retrieves the logger instance for a specific Realm on the current thread
+ (instancetype)loggerForRealm:(RLMRealm *)realm
Parameters
realm |
A RLMRealm instance |
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Return Value
Instance of RBQRealmChangeLogger
Discussion
Creates or retrieves the logger instance for a specific Realm on the current thread
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– didAddObject:
Register an addition for a given RLMObject
- (void)didAddObject:(RLMObject *)addedObject
Parameters
addedObject |
Added RLMObject |
|---|
Discussion
Register an addition for a given RLMObject
Warning: Can be called before or after the addition to Realm
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– didAddObjects:
Register a collection of RLMObject additions
- (void)didAddObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)addedObjects
Parameters
addedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of added RLMObjects |
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Discussion
Register a collection of RLMObject additions
Warning: Can be called before or after the additions to Realm
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– willDeleteObject:
Register a delete for a given RLMObject
- (void)willDeleteObject:(RLMObject *)deletedObject
Parameters
deletedObject |
To be deleted RLMObject |
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Discussion
Register a delete for a given RLMObject
Warning: Must be called before the delete in Realm (since the RLMObject will then be invalidated).
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– willDeleteObjects:
Register a collection of RLMObject deletes
- (void)willDeleteObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)deletedObjects
Parameters
deletedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of deleted RLMObjects |
|---|
Discussion
Register a collection of RLMObject deletes
Warning: Must be called before the delete in Realm (since the RLMObject will then be invalidated).
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– didChangeObject:
Register a change for a given RLMObject
- (void)didChangeObject:(RLMObject *)changedObject
Parameters
changedObject |
Changed RLMObject |
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Discussion
Register a change for a given RLMObject
Warning: Can be called before or after change to Realm
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– didChangeObjects:
Register a collection of RLMObject changes
- (void)didChangeObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)changedObjects
Parameters
changedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of changed RLMObjects |
|---|
Discussion
Register a collection of RLMObject changes
Warning: Can be called before or after change to Realm
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h
– didAddObjects:willDeleteObjects:didChangeObjects:
Convenience method to pass array of objects changed. Will ignore nil values;
- (void)didAddObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)addedObjects willDeleteObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)deletedObjects didChangeObjects:(id<NSFastEnumeration>)changedObjects
Parameters
addedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of added RLMObjects |
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deletedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of deleted RLMObjects |
changedObjects |
RLMArray, RLMResults, NSSet, or NSArray of changed RLMObjects |
Discussion
Convenience method to pass array of objects changed. Will ignore nil values;
Declared In
RBQRealmNotificationManager.h


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In Ruby, a recursion is a method that calls itself. Recursions are helpful because they allow us to break a problem down into smaller, repetitive parts. A recursive method will continue to call itself and execute these mini steps until the problem is finally solved.
Recursive methods have a few important characteristics. First, they include a base case. This is the condition that must be met in order for the recursion to stop. The recursion also specifies what happens to the code to reduce it to its end goal.
Here's a simple example of a recursion:
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In our example above, our recursive method takes one argument, number . Following this is our base conditional: return if number == 5 . This means that our recursion will check the number each time, and if the number equals 5, the recursion will return the number 5 and exit the method. The method's main goal is to print out the number as indicated by puts number . Lastly, after the method has checked the number and printed it out, it calls itself inside itself countdown(number + 1) -- but this time, the method changes its argument by adding 1 to the number. That's end of our recursive method. Below that, we call the method and supply it with the argument counting(1) . As you can see, our recursion continues until the number equals 5.
We could have used a much simpler loop to execute this action, so recursions aren't necessarily the best solution to every problem. The greatest difference between loops such as for , while and times loops is that recursions call the method within itself. A great example of the elegance and utility of a recursive method can be seen when calculating factorials.
Factorials multiply a series of descending natural numbers.
4! = 4 * 3 * 2 * 1
To write a formula for this, factorials essentially work like this:
n! = n * (n - 1) * (n - 2 ) * (n - 3) ... until n is equal to 1.
We're subtracting 1 from the new number 'n', so another way to look at factorials is like this:
n! = n * (n - 1)!
We also have our base conditional: the recursion stops when n is equal to 1.
Break loop when (n - 1) = 0
We have two repetitions, two small recursive loops in our factorial, and we also have our base conditional. Let's translate our idea into code:
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We have all the ingredients to our recursion above: using a simple if/else statement, we created the base condtional that will break the loop and return 1 when the number is equal to 1. Otherwise, our recursion calls itself with a small modification to the argument return number * factorial(number - 1) so that we can reduce our recursive method to its final solution. When we call our method factorial(4) , it returns 24.
Recursions are complex loops that provide a lot of elegance to a solution when recursions are applicable. Here are some great resources on recursions:
-The Bastards Book of Ruby
-The Odin Project
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Foundation Learning Plan
Long-term goal &/or Career Pathway
My long term goal is to become a proficient enough web developer so that I can bring these skills into my current managing position at a NGO and use it to update our company’s website as well as potentially using these skills in developing tools for coral reef research.
Since I am also “stuck” in New Zealand at the moment, I also hope to freelance or get short-term work in the web development field before I move back overseas to continue my work.
my learning Strengths & limitations
Strengths:
- Curious - quick learner
- Practical logical thinker
- Problem solver
- Disciplined
- Stay calm and methodical under pressure
Limitations:
- Imposter syndrome
- Perfectionism - will be stuck on the small details and have to get it right before moving on
Non-technical/human skill development
I’d like to further develop my communication skills, especially interpersonally and developing the confidence to communicate my ideas and thoughts. I’d also like to develop my decision making/time management skills in terms of deciding when to move on with a task instead of getting caught up in the small details.
After exploring neuroplasticity and growth mindset in Sprint 4 of Foundations, I would also like to develop these human skills. Throughout my learning journey I want to actively be pracitising growth mindset.
My commitment to managing the workload in this programme
I commit to working productively and safely with my fellow cohort, facilitators and industry/community representatives by being respectful of others and holding myself accountable for my actions and behaviours. In order to ensure productivity and managing the workload, I will commit to meeting deadlines set by both myself and those set by Dev Academy, and if for whatever reason I cannot make these deadlines I will commit to expressing this to my facilitator in advance for potential extensions.
If the workload begins to build up and I cannot handle the pressure I will commit to reaching out and expressing this to either my facilitator, family and friends. I will also commit to keeping my mental health in check by taking breaks, staying active and being kind to myself along this learning journey.
My commitment to how & where to seek help
If I need help, I commit to first spending time on researching what I need help with (e.g. google), and if I cannot achieve this I will reach out to the community on slack, and if this does not answer my question I will reach out to my facilitator in our weekly catch ups.
My expectation from the facilitation team
My expectations from the facilitation team is to offer support, guidance and motivation in a respectful and timely manner.
Bootcamp Learning Plan
Long-term goal &/or career pathway
I hope to use the skills I gain during Dev Academy and bring it into the coral reef research world. I’m not exactly sure what this will look like yet, but I would like to develop tools to help monitor and manage the worlds coral reefs.
Bootcamp strengths & weaknesses
My strengths and limitations I identified from my foundation’s learning plan I believe will carry over to my time at bootcamp. I think that all my strengths will help me get through bootcamp on an individual level especially on the technical side of things. But after knowing that bootcamp will also really test my human skills I would add a couple more things to my strengths such as:
- Growth mindset
- Emotional intelligence
During foundations I thought that having a growth mindset related more to learning the technical side of programming, however, on reflection right now, I realise that this will also be the case for learning the human skills which I will need to have more practice at during bootcamp.
Having emotional intelligence is going to serve me well during bootcamp, especially having to work with others in my cohort.
My imposter syndrome and “perfectionism” is going to be challenging to tackle during bootcamp. I think that my imposter syndrome is going to be a hindrance during group work, feeling like I’m not as good as my fellow teammates.
During foundations, I’ve noticed my “perfectionism” flare up especially during coding of the tech challenges in Sprint 5. I found myself spending way too much time trying to figure out the “best” way to code the solutions, sometimes even glazing over the basics in order to find the ultimate “better” solution. I feel like this is going to be a hindrance during bootcamp and something I will have to reign in while working in groups.
Biggest non-technical challenge at bootcamp
I think the biggest non-technical challenge I will face at bootcamp will be to silence the self-doubt and imposter syndrome.
Non-technical/human skills development at Bootcamp
I would like to develop my interpersonal communication skills and have the confidence to communicate my ideas and thoughts without feeling like an imposter.
I would also like to further develop my growth mindset for developing these non-technical human skills. For example, I have previously had a fixed mindset on human skills thinking that they are just a product of your personality or its “just how you are” but I’ve now realised over foundations that even these human skills can be developed.
Expectations from the bootcamp team
My expectations from the bootcamp team are to provide support in the form of guidance, feedback, and motivation in a respectful and timely manner.
Expectations of myself on bootcamp
I expect to commit to working productively and safely with my fellow cohort and facilitators by being respectful of others and holding myself accountable. If I need to seek help, I commit to first researching an answer for myself and if I cannot achieve this I will reach out to my cohort and/or my bootcamp facilitator. I also expect to complete my work and meet deadlines in a timely manner, and if this cannot be achieved then to reach out to a bootcamp facilitator in advance.


Thousands of cars lead procession for boy who died of cancer
An estimated 4,500 cars participate
by Nicole SandersWASHINGTON, Missouri (CNN) - A 14-year-old Washington, Missouri boy who died after a four-year battle with cancer got a huge show of support on Sunday, KMOV reported.
Alec Ingram had been fighting osteosarcoma, a type of bone cancer, since April 2015. He passed away last week.
Alec said his wish was to have sports cars lead the procession to his final resting place. His wish came true on Sunday.
"Alec was just a kid we met. All of us cancer families just kind of know each other and stick together," Dana Manley said. "Alec was into super cars and sports cars. So, we put out a flier on Facebook to get as many as we could."
Manley's organization, Sydney's Soldiers Always, is named after her daughter who died from cancer. The organization recruited almost 4,500 sports and exotic cars. All cars were led by a Camaro limo.
Several hundred cars met at Six Flags St. Louis Sunday morning and then drove to Washington, Missouri for the funeral at 1 p.m. The estimated 4,500 cars then led the procession at 2 p.m.


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Our love story began playing the infamous, wild card game Apples to Apples! As the game progressed and hilarious comparisons were made, our friends noticed a predictable pattern...Natalie was consistently guessing Joey’s cards to the point of everyone thinking they had devised a scheme. It was the first time they had met, but it was as if they had known each other long before. The game ended with a sweeping victory for Joey and the start of a new season for both! We're truly blessed by the miracles God has performed in our lives, and feel one of the most cherished, is being brought together.
Festivities
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Veeplay Media Player Reference
About
The Veeplay Media Player allows you to:
- Create playlists of synchronized videos and overlays
- Configure a playlist from an external JSON file, an equivalent NSDictionary structure or directly via code attributes
- Create custom, native overlays
- Automatically configure ad linear inserts (pre, mid and post rolls) as well as nonlinear inserts (banner overlays), VAST 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and VMAP 1.0 compliant
- Create custom player skins, brand player with logo, insert overlay bugs, customize player controls
- Track video and overlay lifecycle events in real-time, as rendered
Demo
Install cocoapods, and then run
pod try Veeplay
Installation
There are currently two integration paths: via CocoaPods or via standard library download.
Installing via CocoaPods (recommended)
Add the following line to your podfile:
pod 'Veeplay'
Run
pod install
to install the player and all the dependencies. Runpod update
to keep the library updated.
Installing via library download
Add
MediaPlayer.framework
,AVFoundation.framework
,CoreMedia.framework
,SystemConfiguration.framework
andlibz.dylib
to your project.- Select your target in the project settings screen.
- Select the “Build Phases” tab.
- Expand the “Link Binary With Libraries” area.
- Click the “+” button, and add
MediaPlayer.framework
,AVFoundation.framework
,CoreMedia.framework
,SystemConfiguration.framework
andlibz.dylib
to your project.
Add the player’s static library to your project.
- Drag the “libVeeplay.a” file to your project.
- When prompted, make sure to check the project target that should link against the static library.
- Select your target in the project settings screen.
- Select the “Build Settings” tab.
- Search for “Other Linker Flags” and make sure that the “-ObjC” flag is present. If it is not, add it.
- Search for “iOS Deployment Target” and make sure to set the value to iOS 5 and up (iOS < 5 is not supported).
Add the player’s header files to your project.
Drag all the header files in the “headers” folder into your Xcode project OR
Select your target in the project settings screen.
- Select the “Build Settings” tab.
- Search for “Header Search Paths” and make sure that all the header files are in a location that Xcode knows about.
Add the player’s resource files to your project.
- Drag all the files in the “Assets” folder into your Xcode project.
- When prompted, make sure to check the project target that should include the resources.
Getting Started
Set up an account at http://panel.veeplay.com and add your application’s bundle identifier under “License Management”.
Import the Player’s header file, as well as the VAST/VMAP or other plugins:
#import "APSMediaPlayer.h"
#import "APSVASTMediaBuilderPlugin.h"
Create a new APSMediaBuilder instance and add plugins as required APSMediaUnit :
APSMediaBuilder *builder = [[APSMediaBuilder alloc] init];
[builder addPlugin:[[APSVASTMediaBuilderPlugin alloc] init]];
Optionally, APSMediaUnit set the debugMode flag to YES to enable console logging:
builder.debugMode = YES;
Add the media player to a view:
[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance].view.frame = CGRectMake(5, 5, 310, 450);
[self.view addSubview:[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance].view];
The next step is to create a playlist of APSMediaUnit
s to feed to the player for playback.  Configuration can be done by specifying a URL to a JSON configuration file or by providing a similar configuration structure in a NSDictionary
container.
Since remote configuration is a process involving network requests, the builder exposes an asynchroneous configuration method:
[builder configureFromURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://example.com/player.json"] onComplete:^ {
// TODO: Request and play media units here
}];
The builder is configured at this point and is able to generate an array of media units ready for playback. When requesting unit generation however, plugins like APSVASTMediaBuilderPlugin
require making additional network requests in order to work. So, again, there is an asynchroneous unit retrieval method:
[builder configureFromURL:[NSURL URLWithString:@"http://example.com/player.json"] onComplete:^ {
[builder requestMediaUnitsWithCompletionBlock:^(NSArray *units) {
[[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance] playMediaUnits:units];
}];
}];
In the final execution block we instruct the player to start playback using the final generated array of media units, configured remotely via JSON input.
Configuring from JSON
See this guide for documentation on all available configuration options and examples.
Creating custom overlay controllers
APSMediaPlayer allows developers to create their own, JSON or dictionary configurable overlays. To create a custom overlay:
- Create a new class that inherits from APSMediaPlayerOverlayController, which is a
UIViewController
subclass itself. - Implement [KRAdapter type] to return a unique string that identifies the overlay. This is also used in the configuration dictionary.
- Implement [APSMediaPlayerOverlayControllerProtocol load] to execute the custom overlay creation code. This method is invoked by the player, when first diplaying the overlay controller object. You can access configuration parameters as defined in the JSON or NSDictionary configuration using
self.overlay.parameters
. You can also access information about the currently running unit, usingself.overlay.parentUnit
. - Implement any other protocol-defined method as needed, see
APSMediaPlayerOverlayControllerProtocol
for a complete list. Register the newly created class with the player:
[[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance] registerClass:[CLASSNAME class] inGroup:kAPSMediaPlayerOverlayControllersGroup type:@"TYPE"];
Using Chromecast
To connect and send playback to the Google Chromecast, you need to install the Veeplay Chromecast plugin. See full documentation here.
To install:
Add the following line to your Podfile:
pod "VeeplayChromecast"
Alternatively, if installing without CocoaPods, get the latest static library, header files and assets from the repository. Also, install the latest version of the Google Cast iOS Sender API library.
Import the VeeplayChromecastManager header file:
#import "VeeplayChromecastManager.h"
To start the plugin, set your Chromecast application id on the shared instance of APSChromeCastManager
:
[APSChromecastManager sharedInstance].chromecastAppId = @"appid"
You can display the Chromecast playback control in the control bar by adding chromecast
into the components array, under the controls
section in your JSON configuration file:
{
"content": [
"url": "http://......",
"autoplay": true,
"controls": {
"components": [
"playback",
"totalTime",
"slider",
"currentTime",
"chromecast"
]
}
]
}
Also, you can configure this programatically by adding kAPSChromecastControl to the controlsParameters
property on APSMediaUnit
:
unit.controlsParameters = @{kAPSControlsComponents: @(APSPlaybackControl|APSCurrentTimeControl|APSTimeSliderControl|APSTotalTimeControl|kAPSChromecastControl|APSFullScreenControl)};
Using Google IMA SDK
Optionally, Veeplay allows to use Google’s IMA SDK instead of the internal VAST ad player. To do this, first add the VeeplayIma integration:
pod "VeeplayIma", "~> 1.0"
Then, as soon as possible, enable Veeplay to use Google IMA:
[[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance] setPreferGoogleIma:YES];
Using Marlin DRM
APSMediaPlayer provides support for Marlin DRM, using the SDKs provided by ExpressPlay. See full documentation here.
To install:
- Install the ExpressPlay SDK.
Add the following line to your Podfile:
pod "VeeplayMarlinManager"
If installing without CocoaPods, get the latest static library and header files from the repository.
Import the VeeplayMarlinManager header file:
#import "VeeplayMarlinManager.h"
Instantiate a Marlin manager object and register it with the player:
VeeplayMarlinManager *marlinManager = [[VeeplayMarlinManager alloc] init]; [[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance] registerUnitManager:marlinManager];
Set the
managerType
property of theAPSMediaUnit
object to@"marlin"
.- Optionally, to have the player download and add a broadband license to the local store, you can set the
kAPSMetadataDrmUrl
key in themetadata
dictionary of an item to the string URL to the license file. To configure from JSON, set thedrm_encoding_url
metadata key.
Enabling Picture in Picture support
To enable Picture in Picture support please make sure you configured your project as described in Apple’s documentation then:
Import PiP backend’s header file:
#import APSPiPPlayer.h>
Set the backend player’s class to
APSPipPlayer
:[[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance] setBackendPlayerClass:[APSPiPPlayer class]];
(Optional) Display the Picture in Picture control in the control bar by adding
APSPiPControl
to thecontrolsParameters
property onAPSMediaUnit
:unit.controlsParameters = @{kAPSControlsComponents: @(APSPlaybackControl|APSCurrentTimeControl|APSTimeSliderControl|APSTotalTimeControl|kAPSChromecastControl|APSPiPControl)};
Alternatively you can display the Picture in Picture playback control in the control bar by adding
pictureInPicture
into the components array, under thecontrols
section in your JSON configuration file:{ “content”: [ “url”: “http://……”, “autoplay”: true, “controls”: { “components”: [ “playback”, “totalTime”, “slider”, “currentTime”, “pictureInPicture” ] } ] }
Enabling background playback
To enable video playback while the application is in background, first enable Background Audio in your app capabilities then set the APSMediaPlayer’s enableBackgroundPlayback
property to true
:
[APSMediaPlayer sharedInstance].enableBackgroundPlayback = YES;
Example Unit Configurations
Configuring a unit progamatically:
APSMediaUnit *unit = [[APSMediaUnit alloc] init]; unit.url = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://url.to/your-protected-media"]; unit.managerType = kVeeplayMarlinDRMEncoding; unit.metadata = [NSMutableDictionary dictionaryWithDictionary: @{ kAPSMetadataDrmUrl: @"http://url.to/marlin-broadband-key" }];
Configuring a unit from JSON:
{ "url": "http://url.to/your-protected-media", "manager": "marlin", "metadata": { "drm_encoding_url": "http://url.to/marlin-broadband-key" } }
Class Reference
See the full class reference here.
Code Samples
See a showcase project featuring code samples for various playback scenarios here.
If you have CocoaPods installed, you can instantly see a demo of the Veeplay player by typing pod try Veeplay
in your Terminal.
Requirements
APSMediaPlayer relies on the following liberally-licensed pods installed as dependencies:
Author
Appscend Video Solutions GmbH
License
Commercial license. Contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Class References
- APSAVPlayer
- APSAVPlayerView
- APSMPMoviePlayer
- APSMediaBuilder
- APSMediaEvent
- APSMediaOverlay
- APSMediaPlayer
- APSMediaPlayerButtonOverlayController
- APSMediaPlayerClosableOverlayController
- APSMediaPlayerHTMLOverlayController
- APSMediaPlayerImageOverlayController
- APSMediaPlayerOverlayController
- APSMediaPlayerTextOverlayController
- APSMediaUnit
- APSPiPPlayer
- APSSSAIClient
- APSTimedMetadata
- APSVASTAdBreak
- APSVASTBannerConfiguration
- APSVASTCountdownConfiguration
- APSVASTFullscreenButtonConfiguration
- APSVASTMediaBuilderPlugin
- APSVASTRegulationInformation
- APSVASTSkipButtonConfiguration
- APSVimeoManager
- APSYouTubeManager
- KRHub
Protocol References
- APSControlPluginProtocol
- APSMediaBuilderPlugin
- APSMediaEventProtocol
- APSMediaPlayerActionDelegate
- APSMediaPlayerOverlayControllerProtocol
- APSMediaPlayerProtocol
- APSMediaTrackableObject
- APSUnitManagerProtocol
- APSVASTAdBreakDelegate
- KRAdapter
Constant References
- APSAVPlayerSeekStatus
- APSAdPodFallback
- APSControlsOverlayComponents
- APSFullscreenOrientationBehaviour
- APSHandleSeekEvent
- APSMediaControlsDisplay
- APSMediaEventState
- APSMediaOverlayPosition
- APSMovieControlStyle
- APSMovieFinishReason
- APSMovieLoadState
- APSMoviePlaybackState
- APSMovieScalingMode
- APSMovieSourceType
- APSMovieStreamSourceType
- APSResolvMultipleAdsConflictsBy
- APSSkipOverlayProgressPosition
- APSVASTAdBreakType
- APSViewability
- APSWebviewDismissedAction


Eire Og star Chris Blake going back to the future after reaching Leinster final
Attacker Blake blasted 1-4 in Portlaoise as the Carlow town outfit surged to their first provincial decider since 1998
by Paul KeaneChris Blake admits returning to the AIB Leinster club final with Eire Og is like going back to the future.
Attacker Blake blasted 1-4 in Portlaoise as the Carlow town outfit surged to their first provincial decider since 1998.
The club won five titles in all in the 1990s and many of those players’ sons featured in Saturday’s win.

Ross Dunphy set the seal on a famous win with Eire Og’s second goal on the hour mark - securing their place in next Sunday week’s final.
Blake said: “I grew up listening to stories about all those Leinster winning teams, players like Morrisesey, Quinlan, ‘Smoky’ Joe (Hayden), those lads were legends in the 1990s and now their sons are there; Jordan, Niall, Derek, it’s unbelievable, a great club, I love it.”
The scores were tied at half-time but Eire Og outscored Portlaoise 1-6 to 0-1 after the break.
Portlaoise’s only score in that period was a converted free and both Kieran Lillis and Conor Boyle were sent off in the final quarter.
Eire Og hit 10 wides in total, had a 26th minute penalty saved and still won by nine points - underlining their superiority.
Blake admitted they were inspired by watching Carlow hurling champions St Mullins reach their provincial final.
Blake said: “St Mullins put on an absolute show.  That’s what the St Mullins lads did and we did exactly the same.”
Scorers - Eire Og: C Blake 1-4 (0-1f), R Dunphy 1-1, N Quinlan 0-3 (0-3f), J Lowry, C Hulton, D O’Brien 0-1.
Portlaoise: K Lillis 1-1, B McCormack 0-2 (0-1f), B Carroll, G Dillon, C Boyle 0-1.
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Time to Live (TTL) is a mechanism that allows you to automatically expire database records. TTL is expressed as the amount of time data is allowed to live in the database. Data which has reached its expiration timeout value can no longer be retrieved, and will not appear in any database statistics. Whether the data is physically removed from the database is determined by an internal mechanism that is not user-controllable.
TTL represents a minimum guaranteed time to live. Data expires on hour or day boundaries. This means that with a one hour TTL, there can be as much as two hours worth of unexpired data. For example (using a time format of hour:minute:second), given a one hour TTL, data written between 00:00:00.000 and 00:59:59.999 will expire at 02:00:00.000 because the data is guaranteed to expire no less than one hour from when it is written.
Expired data is invisible to queries and database statistics, but even so it is using disk space until it has been purged. The expired data is purged from disk at some point in time after its expiration date. The exact time when the data is purged is driven by internal mechanisms and the workload on your database.
The TTL value for a database record can be updated at any time before the expiration value has been reached. Data that has expired can no longer be modified, and this includes its TTL value.
TTL is more efficient than manual user-deletion of the record because it avoids the overhead of writing a database log entry for the data deletion. The deletion also does not appear in the replication stream.
The following provides a brief introduction to using Time to Live. For a more complete description of this mechanism, see the com.sleepycat.je.WriteOptions javadoc.
TTL values are specified on a record by record basis using
the WriteOptions
class, which can
but used by various put()
methods
when writing to the database. For example, variations of
Database.put()
,
PrimaryIndex.put()
, and
Cursor.put()
exist that accept a
WriteOptions
class instance.
WriteOptions
allows
you to identify the number of days or hours the record will exist
in the database before expiring. A duration interval specified in
days is recommended because this results in the least amount of
storage consumed in the store. However, if you want a TTL value
that is not an even multiple of days, then specify the TTL
value in hours.
The code example from Writing Records to the Database can be extended to specify a TTL value of 5 days like this:
package je.gettingStarted; import com.sleepycat.je.Database; import com.sleepycat.je.DatabaseEntry;import com.sleepycat.je.Put; import com.sleepycat.je.WriteOptions;
... // Environment and database opens omitted for clarity. // Environment and database must NOT be opened read-only. String aKey = "myFirstKey"; String aData = "myFirstData"; try { DatabaseEntry theKey = new DatabaseEntry(aKey.getBytes("UTF-8")); DatabaseEntry theData = new DatabaseEntry(aData.getBytes("UTF-8"));WriteOptions wo = new WriteOptions(); // This sets the TTL using day units. Another variation // of setTTL() exists that accepts a TimeUnit class instance. wo.setTTL(5); myDatabase.put(null, // Transaction handle. theKey, // Record's key. theData, // Record's data. Put.NO_OVERWRITE, // If the record exists, // do not overwrite it. wo); // WriteOptions instance.
} catch (Exception e) { // Exception handling goes here }
To update the expiration time for a record, you update the record as normal, and at the same time specify the new expiration time. However, you must also indicate that the expiration time is to be updated. By default, you can modify the record and the expiration time will not be modified, even if you specify a new TTL value for the record.
To indicate that the the expiration time is to be updated,
specify true
to the
WriteOptions.setUpdateTTL()
method. For example, using the previous example, to change
the TTL value to 10 days, do the following:
package je.gettingStarted; import com.sleepycat.je.Database; import com.sleepycat.je.DatabaseEntry; import com.sleepycat.je.Put; import com.sleepycat.je.WriteOptions; ... // Environment and database opens omitted for clarity. // Environment and database must NOT be opened read-only. String aKey = "myFirstKey"; String aData = "myFirstData"; try { DatabaseEntry theKey = new DatabaseEntry(aKey.getBytes("UTF-8")); DatabaseEntry theData = new DatabaseEntry(aData.getBytes("UTF-8")); WriteOptions wo = new WriteOptions(); // This sets the TTL using day units. Another variation // of setTTL() exists that accepts a TimeUnit class instance. wo.setTTL(5);// If the record currently exists, update the TTL value wo.setUpdateTTL(true);
myDatabase.put(null, // Transaction handle. theKey, // Record's key. theData, // Record's data.Put.OVERWRITE, // If the record exists, // overwrite it.
wo); // WriteOptions instance. } catch (Exception e) { // Exception handling goes here }
If you have set a TTL value for a record and you later decide you
do not want it to ever automatically expire, you can turn off
TTL by setting a TTL value of 0
:
package je.gettingStarted;
import com.sleepycat.je.Database;
import com.sleepycat.je.DatabaseEntry;
import com.sleepycat.je.Put;
import com.sleepycat.je.WriteOptions;
...
// Environment and database opens omitted for clarity.
// Environment and database must NOT be opened read-only.
String aKey = "myFirstKey";
String aData = "myFirstData";
try {
DatabaseEntry theKey = new DatabaseEntry(aKey.getBytes("UTF-8"));
DatabaseEntry theData = new DatabaseEntry(aData.getBytes("UTF-8"));
WriteOptions wo = new WriteOptions();
// Turn off automatic expiration of this record.
wo.setTTL(0);
wo.setUpdateTTL(true);
myDatabase.put(null, // Transaction handle.
theKey, // Record's key.
theData, // Record's data.
Put.OVERWRITE, // If the record exists,
// overwrite it.
wo); // WriteOptions instance.
} catch (Exception e) {
// Exception handling goes here
}


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_Winter_Sleepers_(Winterschlńfer)_ *** (out of ****)
The poster blares "from the director of _Run_Lola_Run_," but anyone looking specifically for such an adrenaline rush would be advised to stay away. There are smatterings of director Tom Tykwer's flashy _Lola_ style in this slow, two-hour-plus drama: the pulsing techno score; some bravura, highly kinetic shots. For the most part, though, this is a film not about forward momentum but stagnant meditation. _Winter_Sleepers_, which predates _Lola_ by a year, is one of those "people intersected by chance" films, but its less-than-sprawling canvas of five characters--three of whom are already linked as the film opens--and snow-drenched, resort town setting should give one an idea of how plot comes secondary to atmosphere. In fact, one of the threads is rather mundane: a translator named Rebecca (Floriane Daniel) is involved with ski instructor Marco (Heino Ferch), a womanizer. Despite some good performances, this familiar bit of business is a little tedious, and it predictably does not stop 'til one of them wises up.
Far more involving are the other two storylines. Rebecca's housemate Laura (Marie-Lou Sellem), a nurse and aspiring actress, falls into a quiet relationship with RenÚ (Ulrich Matthes), a movie projectionist. Laura doesn't know that he is tragically linked to a farmer named Theo (Josef Bierbichler) and his dying young daughter, whom Laura cares for at the hospital. Then again, neither is RenÚ aware of any connection, for a years-ago injury has done irreparable damage to his short-term memory; to compensate, he constantly takes photographs of his surroundings. The Laura/RenÚ and RenÚ/Theo threads don't resolve themselves in an easily predictable fashion, which is why they make a more lasting impression than Rebecca/Marco. Actually, if it weren't for them, _Winter_Sleepers_ would've been a picturesque and well-acted near-miss instead of the unconventionally affecting film that it is.
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S3Response Class Reference
| Inherits from | AmazonServiceResponse : NSObject |
| Declared in | S3Response.h |
Tasks
-
connectionState
Specfies whether the connection to the server is open or closed.
property -
etag
The entity tag is an MD5 hash of the object that you can use to do conditional
propertyGET
operations using theIf-Modified
request tag with theGET
request operation. Amazon S3 checks the object against the provided MD5 value. If they do not match, Amazon S3 returns an error. The ETag only reflects changes to the contents of an object, not its metadata. -
server
The name of the server that created the response.
property -
id2
A special token that helps AWS troubleshoot problems.
property -
versionId
The version of the object. When you enable versioning, Amazon S3 generates a random number for objects added to a bucket. The value is UTF-8 encoded and URL ready. When you PUT an object in a bucket where versioning has been suspended, the version ID is always
propertynull
. -
serverSideEncryption
Algorithm used for optional server side encryption.
property -
date
The date and time Amazon S3 responded.
property -
deleteMarker
Specifies whether the object returned was (
propertytrue
) or was not (false
) a Delete Marker. -
contentLength
The length in bytes of the body in the response.
property -
– setValue:forHTTPHeaderField:
Sets the value in the response corresponding to the HTTP header
-
– valueForHTTPHeaderField:
Gets the value in the response corresponding to the HTTP header
-
– parseDateHeader:
Parses a date from an S3 response.
-
– getTypeOfPropertyNamed:
Determines the type of a property in a response.
Properties
connectionState
Specfies whether the connection to the server is open or closed.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *connectionState
Discussion
Specfies whether the connection to the server is open or closed.
Declared In
S3Response.h
contentLength
The length in bytes of the body in the response.
@property (nonatomic) int64_t contentLength
Discussion
The length in bytes of the body in the response.
Declared In
S3Response.h
date
The date and time Amazon S3 responded.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *date
Discussion
The date and time Amazon S3 responded.
Declared In
S3Response.h
deleteMarker
Specifies whether the object returned was (true
) or was not (false
) a Delete Marker.
@property (nonatomic) bool deleteMarker
Discussion
Specifies whether the object returned was (true
) or was not (false
) a Delete Marker.
Declared In
S3Response.h
etag
The entity tag is an MD5 hash of the object that you can use to do conditional
GET
operations using the If-Modified
request tag with the GET
request operation.
Amazon S3 checks the object against the provided MD5 value. If they do not match, Amazon S3 returns an error.
The ETag only reflects changes to the contents of an object, not its metadata.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *etag
Discussion
The entity tag is an MD5 hash of the object that you can use to do conditional
GET
operations using the If-Modified
request tag with the GET
request operation.
Amazon S3 checks the object against the provided MD5 value. If they do not match, Amazon S3 returns an error.
The ETag only reflects changes to the contents of an object, not its metadata.
Declared In
S3Response.h
id2
A special token that helps AWS troubleshoot problems.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *id2
Discussion
A special token that helps AWS troubleshoot problems.
Declared In
S3Response.h
server
The name of the server that created the response.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *server
Discussion
The name of the server that created the response.
Declared In
S3Response.h
serverSideEncryption
Algorithm used for optional server side encryption.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *serverSideEncryption
Discussion
Algorithm used for optional server side encryption.
Declared In
S3Response.h
versionId
The version of the object.
When you enable versioning, Amazon S3 generates a random number for objects added to a bucket.
The value is UTF-8 encoded and URL ready.
When you PUT an object in a bucket where versioning has been suspended, the version ID is always null
.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *versionId
Discussion
The version of the object.
When you enable versioning, Amazon S3 generates a random number for objects added to a bucket.
The value is UTF-8 encoded and URL ready.
When you PUT an object in a bucket where versioning has been suspended, the version ID is always null
.
Declared In
S3Response.h
Instance Methods
getTypeOfPropertyNamed:
Determines the type of a property in a response.
- (NSString *)getTypeOfPropertyNamed:(NSString *)propertyName
Discussion
Determines the type of a property in a response.
Declared In
S3Response.h
parseDateHeader:
Parses a date from an S3 response.
- (NSDate *)parseDateHeader:(NSString *)dateString
Discussion
Parses a date from an S3 response.
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- Lecture: Statistical modeling and causal inference (with R). Hertie School, Berlin. 2020
- Lecture: Statistical models in political analysis. University of Zurich. 2017,2018
- Lecture: Quantitative Methods. Witten/Herdecke University. 2022
- Lecture: Applied Bayesian statistics for social scientists. University of Zurich with Marco Steenbergen. 2018
- Lecture: Advanced statistical models in political analysis. University of Zurich 2017
- Lecture: Multivariate analysis. University of Mannheim 2011,2013
- Lecture: Multivariate analysis using R. University of Gottingen 2012, 2013
- Seminar: Introduction to machine learning. European University Institute, Florence. 2020, 2021
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- Seminar: Digital democracy. Humboldt of Berlin. 2017, 2018
- Seminar: Bundestag election 2021: election campaign, electoral behavior and government formation. Humboldt University of Berlin. 2022
- Seminar: The spatial logic of political behavior. University of Zurich 2017, 2018
- Seminar: Spatial models of voter \& party behavior. University of Mannheim. 2011
- Workshop: Simulations in R. Summer School of Women in Political Methodology. 2017
- Tutorial: Modeling heterogeneity. Daniel Stegmueller. Essex Summer School. 2012
- Tutorial: Advanced multivariate analysis. Thomas Gschwend. University of Mannheim 2012-2015
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- Lecture: Statistics and data analysis. Witten/Herdecke University. 2022
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- Seminar: Introduction to political sociology. Humboldt of Berlin. 2022
- Seminar: Current topics in political sociology. Witten/Herdecke University. 2022
- Seminar: Replications in comparative politics. University of Mannheim 2010
- Workshop: Processing results using STATA. University of Mannheim. 2011-2013
- Workshop: Data management using STATA. University of Mannheim. 2012
- Workshop: Using Knitr to combine R and \LaTeX. University of Mannheim 2013, 2014
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- Tutorial: Introduction to statistics. Susumu Shikano. University of Konstanz 2009
- Tutorial: Empirical methods in the social science. Rainer Schnell. University of Konstanz 2007


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In some scenarios, it can be, however, also useful for running repeating jobs, because it can keep the results even after the batch test client finished.
sn.alignment_consensus.cons=sequence_direct_data :${emboss.home}/share/EMBOSS/test/data/dna.msf sn.alignment_consensus.megamerger=asequence_usa embl:AC073385 bsequence_usa embl:AP006749 sn.alignment_consensus.merger=asequence_usa embl:eclacy bsequence_usa embl:eclaca sn.alignment_differences.diffseq=asequence_usa embl:ap000504 bsequence_usa embl:af129756The same service can be called several time, each time with different input data (or even without any data, assuming there are some default values). For example:
sn.classic.helloworld sn.classic.helloworld = greeting 'Ciao\, mundi'The example above also shows that commas in the input data must be escaped - otherwise the value will be interpreted as two invocations of the same service.
The examples also show that the property values can contain another
properties (e.g.
Please notice that here, as in the Soaplab's main command-line client, one can use the ":" character to indicate that the real input will be actually read from the given file, and the "::" characters similarly to indicate a file of file names.
ant config
my.soaplab.client.properties = testing.client.propertiesand then run:
ant config
The properties used by the batch test client:
test.data.dir = ${base.dir}/data batch.test.file = ${base.dir}/data/defaultTests.cfg batch.test.file = ${base.dir}/data/embossTests.cfg batch.test.file = ${base.dir}/data/embassyTests.cfg
A value 1 causes that services will be called sequentially. A value 0 causes that all services will be called at once, in parallel.
[COMPLETED] 7_classic.helloworld [classic.helloworld]43ab9197.117d16aa957.-7ffd [COMPLETED] 14_geocoding.geonames [geocoding.geonames]43ab9197.117d16aa957.-7fff [COMPLETED] 13_geocoding.geonames [geocoding.geonames]43ab9197.117d16aa957.-8000Default value is false.
Default value is false (but the default template file src/etc/config/soaplab.client.properties.template sets it to true).
build/run/run-batch-client
build/run/run-batch-client -help
BatchTestClient =============== Usage: build/run/run-batch-client -h[elp] build/run/run-batch-clientYou can see that the command-line options can overwrite the run-time properties described above.[options] where: -h[elp] ... print this help -q ... quiet mode (useful when you want to redirect a result into a file) -stack ... in case of any error it print the stact trace (without this option, it prints it only when a serious runtime error occures) where defines where to find all tested services and what protocol to use to access them (some of these parameters may also be specified in the Soaplab client configuration property file - by default named soaplab.client.properties and put on the CLASSPATH): -protocol jaxws ... service will be accessed as a Web Service, using JAX-WS toolkit (default protocol) -protocol local ... service will be accessed as local class (no remote server or any Web Service used) -protocol axis1 ... service will be accessed as a Web Service, using old Axis 1 toolkit (such protocol may not be supported by the given Soaplab server) -host ... host name (default: localhost) -port ... port number (defaullt: 8080) -ctx ... context part of the URL (default: soaplab2) -e ... a full service URL (an endpoint); if given it has precedence over -host, -port, -ctx, and -name; default is created from other parameters as: http:// : / /services/ -lname ... a name of a list service to be called (default 'AnalysisFactory' for axis1 protocol, otherwise 'list') -el ... a full List service URL (an endpoint); if given it has precedence over -host, -port, -ctx, and -lname; default is created from other parameters as: http:// : / /services/ and where options are (most of these options can be specified as properties in the soaplab.client.properties file - but the command-lien options take precedence): -batchfile ... a file name with a list of services to be tested (e.g. look into data/defaultTests.txt); Default is taken from properties: batch.test.file -maxthreads ... how many threads to se when testing more services: 0 ... as many as we have tested services, 1 ... test all services sequentially, > 1 ... number of maximum tested services at once; Default is taken from property batch.max.threads (which is, by default, 25). -keep ... do not remove jobs after they finished (in this case, the job IDs are included in the reports, so one can use them to retrieve results using the regular Soaplab2 command-line client); Default is taken from property batch.keep.results (which is, by deafult, false). -table ... produce a tabular output of all tests; Default is taken from property batch.report.table (which is, by deafult, true).
Soaplab2 comes with several predefined sets of testing input data. They can be found in the data directory:
[Start ] 39_alignment_local.water [Start ] 40_alignment_local.wordmatch [COMPLETED] 8_classic.helloworld [Start ] 128_alignment_multiple.emma [COMPLETED] 11_testing.streams [COMPLETED] 7_classic.helloworld [COMPLETED] 23_alignment_consensus.cons [COMPLETED] 12_testing.files [COMPLETED] 15_graphics.dot [COMPLETED] 30_alignment_dot_plots.polydot [TERMINATED_BY_ERROR] 128_alignment_multiple.emma [Start ] 142_alignment_multiple.infoalign [Start ] 143_alignment_multiple.plotcon [Start ] 144_alignment_multiple.prettyplot [Start ] 145_alignment_multiple.showalign [Start ] 146_alignment_multiple.tranalign [Start ] 147_display.cirdna [Start ] 148_display.lindna [COMPLETED] 142_alignment_multiple.infoalignIt reports when each service call starts and when it finishes. The starts and completions are mixed together because the services are called in parallel (in this example).
This section can be avoid by the command-line option -q (as "quiet").
All tests --------- classic.helloworld 0:00:00.443 COMPLETED testing.sleep 0:00:02.431 COMPLETED testing.sleep 0:00:03.581 COMPLETED testing.streams 0:00:00.496 COMPLETED testing.files 0:00:01.027 COMPLETED geocoding.geonames 0:00:02.100 COMPLETED classic.helloworld 0:00:00.250 COMPLETED geocoding.geonames 0:00:02.289 COMPLETED graphics.dot 0:00:01.101 COMPLETEDIt reports the elapsed time and completion status of all tested services. It is created only if the command-line option -table is present or if the run-time property
------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ERROR: classic.helloworld ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Unrecognized inputs: greetingXX Ciao, mundi Input: greetingXX 'Ciao, mundi' Status: NOT STARTEDThis section is always produced (unless there are no errors) to the standard error stream (so it can be redirected by using various shell tools). It contains errors found either by Soaplab2 (as the example above), or by the started underlying application itself.
Summary ------- Successfully: 8 Erroneously: 1 Not available: 0It is produced always to the standard output. The Not available contains the number of services that appeared in the testing input files but that are not available from the given Soaplab server, at least not at the moment of running the batch test client.


Screen recording with audio using QuickTime on Mac
31 December 2018
Recently I was testing a service I was working on as a keyboard only user with my screen turned off and fell into a dreaded keyboard trap.
The need arose to demo the problem to my team. I am not a huge fan of live demos so I wanted to do a screen recording of the problem as not being the most proficient VoiceOver on Safari user I felt it to be a safer, more productive way to show the problem.
Initially I thought that QuickTime would be able to do what I needed to so I fired it up and began recording with VoiceOver on. In QuickTime, go to "File" then "New Screen Recording" then enable VoiceOver with cmd + F5.
Upon testing my first recording I realised I couldn't hear VoiceOver, there was no audio recording. After a brief hunt around for an answer I realised that QuickTime didn't exactly work as I was expecting. There is no in built audio recording capability in QuickTime.
The solution: Soundflower
Luckily I found a solution in the form of Soundflower. This little gem of software enables you to direct the audio internally on your Mac. Before installing you need to make sure that you read the instructions first as you have to allow the application to be installed via "System Preferences" and "Security & Privacy".
Once Soundflower is installed you will need to make sure that the output speaker is set to the same source as the "Microphone" in the screen recording settings.
Firstly set the output device
Set the output device to "Soundflower (2ch)"
Next set the microphone in QuickTime
Back over in QuickTime, set the microphone to "Soundflower (2ch)" to match the output device of the system. This forces the Mac to use an internal source for the audio in the screen recording. Unfortunately this means you can't hear the audio when recording your screen.
Although not perfect Soundflower did the job and I was able to record VoiceOver. Turns out I didn't need to demo the issue after all but I didn't want to lose the effort put into getting it working so I hope this helps you.
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The solution in this article was tested on macOS High Sierra 10.13.6.


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When I start my helmets off, I first need the art that I'll be basing mine off of. When I have have that, I center it, margin it off, and then change the size of the document to 800 by 800 pixels and set 200 pixels per inch. Once I do that, I erase the background of the helmet and add three layers below the helmet: black, grey, and white backgrounds. Once I fill those layers with their colors, I then add 5-7 lays on top of the helmet. These layers are (in order) lines, primary color, secondary color, miscellaneous colors, visor lines, and then finally the visor itself
Phase 1 is the hardest part of each project. This is when I go over every line of detail to shape of the helmet. I first start off by going over the outside and then work from top to bottom. When I'm done, I then do the details of the visor. After all of the lines have been traced, I then duplicate both the lines and visor lines layers and merge them together with their copies to make the lines stand out more. Once this is done, I then move onto Phase 2.
As the Phases go on, the get easier and easier. This Phase is simply adding the primary color to the helmet. Sometime on art there is not secondary colr or just not enough, so sometimes the area of the primary color doesn't match the original arts.
This is were we add the secondary color to the helmet. By now we are soon to finishing and the helmet is starting start to look nice and snazy.
Now we add the color to parts of the helmet that are not the primary, secondary, or visor color. This is typically filled in with shades of gray. If there are UNSC or any other types of logos, this is the time that I insert them
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Meeting on April 2 for the testing plan.
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The Scottish Highland breed has lived for centuries in the rugged remote Scottish Highlands. The very harsh conditions created a process of natural selection, where only the fittest and most adaptable animals survived to carry on the breed. Originally there were two distinct classes: the slightly smaller and usually black Kyloe, whose primary domain was the islands off the west coast of northern Scotland; the other, a larger animal generally reddish in color, whose territory was the remote Highlands of Scotland. Today both of these strains are regarded as one breed: the Scottish Highland. In addition to the red and black of the original strains, yellow, dun and silver-white are also considered traditional colors.
The Highland is considered a Heritage breed by the Livestock Conservancy. The Highland is actually the oldest registered breed of cattle, with the first herd book being established in 1884. Around that time, American cattlemen from the western U.S. recognized the natural qualities of the Highland animal and imported them to improve the blood lines of their herds. As a result, the Highland contributed in a great way to the success of the American cattle industry. Today Highlands are found throughout North America, as well as in Europe, Australia, and South America.
Highlands require little in the way of shelter, feed supplements, or expensive grains to achieve and maintain good condition and fitness. In fact, Highland cattle seem to enjoy conditions in which many other breeds would perish. Cold weather and snow have little effect on them. They have been raised as far north as Alaska and the Scandinavian countries. They also adapt well to the more southerly climates with successful herds as far south as Texas and Georgia. Less than ideal pasture or range land is another reason to consider the Highland breed.  The Highland is also an excellent browser, able to clear a brush lot with speed and efficiency.
The Highland is a disease resistant breed.  Highlands do not stress easily, so stress-related diseases occur with less frequency. And other bovine diseases affect the Highland less, due to the genetic advantages they have achieved.
Despite long horns, long hair and unusual appearance, the Highland is considered an even-tempered animal - bulls as well as cows. They can also be halter trained as easily as any other breed, even more so because of the Highland's superior intelligence.
The business end of any beef animal is the amount and quality of the beef it produces. Today's market is demanding premium meat, yet leaner and lower in cholesterol. The Highland carcass is ideally suited to meet this challenge. Highland beef is meat that is lean, well marbled and flavorful, with little outside waste fat since the Highland is insulated by long hair rather than a thick layer of fat. For over 20 years, the Highland and Highland crosses have graded in the top of their respective classes at the prestigious National Western Stock Show in Denver, Colorado. In the British Isles, Highland beef is recognized as the finest available and fetches premium prices. The British Royal family keeps a large herd of Highlands at Balmoral Castle, near Braemar, Scotland, and considers them their beef animal of choice.


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NodeJS and Empowering n00bz
Something interesting occurred to me today about why I like NodeJS so much, and why I got so into it as soon as I started playing with it.
It’s not the fact that it’s fast (it could be a lot slower before it would start to matter), or that I have strong feelings about IO being async (it should be, of course, but I mean, whatever, threads work), or that JavaScript is so great (I like it, but there were other JS platforms out there that were more advanced in a lot of ways).
It’s that it was so easy to just download the source, run a command, and have something that works, right away. The example programs are simple, and short, and clear in what they do. When I first started poking at the source code, the mapping from the “lib” folder to the “require” function was easy to grok.
Empowering newcomers is the key to success. That matters more than anything else. I saw the simplicity in what Ryan was trying to do, and that was a huge indicator of future success. Even the “commonjs be damned, we’re gonna do what’s right and let the standards follow” attitude has kept things lean and simple.
I’ve worked on a lot of different projects. I like new things, and that means I’ve been the new guy for most of my career in software development, professionally and recreationally. Going from empty folder to running program in a few simple steps is a HUGE accomplishment that many professional software teams really struggle with, and that struggle costs a lot of wasted time and energy.
I’ve seen people post to the NodeJS list asking questions as they’re comparing node to other platforms, and a week later, they’re publishing modules and add-ons and contributing code and tests and docs back to the core.
That’s huge.


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Searching strings is a common task in programming. At one time or another, we've programmatically looked for a substring within another string. One plausible example is searching for "gmail" within an email address. But what if we want to validate an email address? A candidate for a valid email address must follow a certain strict pattern: a local part, an @ symbol, and then a domain. As valid email addresses vary widely-- from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>it's clear simple substring searches will not suffice. But a specific pattern laying out which characters are acceptable, in what particular order, and how many, can be used to validate complex, widely varying strings like email addresses.
Enter regular expressions, or regex for short. Regular expression is the language for defining such patterns. It's used for matching patterns and extracting patterns from strings.
The following is a regular expression for a valid email address: \b[A-Z0-9._%+-]+@[A-Z0-9.-]+.[A-Z]{2,4}\b
. If that looks like intimidating, cryptic gibberish to you, you're not alone. More than a few people find regular expressions esoteric. But like any other language, it may come in short, simple patterns, or long, intricate, and wildly complex ones. Someone new to English starts learning with simple patterns, not the prose of Nabakov. So too we'll begin with conceptually the simplest regular expression pattern: literal characters.
In Ruby (as well as other programming languages), two forward slashes denote a regular expression pattern. The =~
operator in Ruby tests a pattern against a string. The example below tests the string "tidepools" for the literal character 'd':
You might have guessed that the 2 return value is the position in the string where the pattern was found. Now let's see a non-matching pattern:
nil
is returned if the string does not match the regular expression pattern. Since a number has a boolean value of true
and the Nil object in Ruby has a boolean value of false
, we can branch control flow based on whether a regular expression matches, like so:
The string<EMAIL_ADDRESS>was found to match the pattern /aol/
-- meaning an 'a' directly followed by an 'o', directly followed by an 'l'.
Let's increase the flexibility of our patterns, which will begin to show the power of regular expressions. The /[bB]at/
pattern will match any string with "bat" or "Bat" in it. The bracket notation gives your regular expression choices: the pattern has the option to match either 'b' or 'B' characters.
To give our pattern even greater flexibility, we can use a range of possibilities: /[b-f]at/
. That pattern will match any string with the substrings "bat", "cat", "dat", or "eat" because the first character can now be the range of characters between 'b' to 'f'. (Yes, you can use a range of numbers as well!)
We can take flexibility further, but accepting any single character with the .
pattern. The pattern /.at/
will match any single character, followed directly by an 'a', followed directly by an 't'. Matching strings could be: "Rat", "5at", or "=at".
We can also control the "greediness" of our patterns using quantifiers:
- * (zero or more times)
- + (one or more times)
- {n} (exactly n times)
- {n,} (at least n times)
- {n,m} (at least n times, but no more than m times)
/[bB]+at/
will match one or more b's or B's, followed by an 'a' and 'b'. The following are strings that would match such a pattern: "bat", "Bat", "bbat", "bBat", "bbbat", "BbBat", "BBBBBBBBBBBBBBbat", and so on.
As you can see, regular expressions can cast an ever wider net, ensaring more strings of our choosing. Hopefully, this post has given you a glimpse of the power of regular expressions. What is shown here is just the tip of the regular expression iceberg however. See the References below to further investigate, or google for resources. Being such a useful and powerful tool, the topic of regular expressions has numerous tutorials, articles, and associated tools on the internet. Good luck and happy learning!


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LinkedIn is a business-oriented social networking service. Founded in December 2002 and launched on May 5, 2003, it is mainly used for professional networking. In 2006, LinkedIn increased to 20 million members. As of March 2015, LinkedIn reported more than 364 million acquired users in more than 200 countries and territories.
LinkedIn wants to increase user engagement by making the mobile app a one-stop destination for contact management and networking.
Our goal as a group was to design a feature that would give LinkedIn users additional ways to expand their networks.
As an end user, I want to be able to search for available meetups, see the list of attendees and be able to compose a message by using a template .