Changelog
Version 4
Version 4.0.1
- Yank 4.0.0, fix gem build.
Version 4.0.0
Breaking changes!
- Add support for searching text (NCC-Gnisha) (#69, #77).
- Replace HTTPClient with Patron (#71).
- Fix limiting on
get_tags
. - Implement token caching (#75).
- Change log hash formatting methods from
get_[type]
tologhash_[type]
to fixNoMethodError
s in log queries (#35).- Fixes overlapping methods, such as
get_general
from siteinfo andget_general
from log. - Is more accurate as a descriptor, because no new data is being "gotten" from these methods, they only format data.
- Affected methods:
get_block
->loghash_block
get_unblock
->loghash_unblock
get_importinterwiki
->loghash_importinterwiki
get_general
->loghash_general
get_merge
->loghash_merge
get_move
->loghash_move
get_user
->loghash_user
get_patrol
->loghash_patrol
get_protect
->loghash_protect
get_protectmoveprot
->loghash_protectmoveprot
get_unprotect
->loghash_unprotect
get_rightsautopromote
->loghash_rightsautopromote
get_rightsrights
->loghash_rightsrights
get_upload
->loghash_upload
- Fixes overlapping methods, such as
- Fix broken log hash keys causing
NoMethodError
s (#35):loghash_block
:flags
,duration
, andexpiry
loghash_move
:new_title
, andsuppressredirect
loghash_patrol
:current_revision
, andprevious_revision
; removeautomatic
loghash_protect
:details
(type
,expiry
,level
) is not present in older protection logs; getting protection logs will no longer error on older entries withoutdetails
loghash_rightsautopromote
:new_rights
,old_rights
loghash_rightsrights
:new_rights
,old_rights
- Fix missing log hash methods causing
NoMethodError
s (#35):get_reblock_log
get_unblock_log
get_overall_log
get_merge_log
- Returned log hash in move logs no longer has
title
key, it is now calledold_title
. - Rights log hashes no longer have
title
key because they were not useful. - Update minitest
- Implement patrol API support. Patrol edits with the
patrol
method, which if errors will raise aPatrolError
(#76).
Version 3
Version 3.0.0
Breaking changes!
- Update token system for MediaWiki 1.27+ (#45, #46, #65, #67).
login
no longer takes a thirdtoken
parameter.create_account
no longer takes a fifthtoken
parameter.create_account_email
no longer takes a fifthtoken
parameter.MediaWiki::Query::Properties#get_token
has been replaced byMediaWiki::Query::Meta#get_token
. This only takes one parameter, as opposed to the old method's two parameters, which is the type of token to receive. Valid types are verified in theMediaWiki::Query::Meta::TOKEN_TYPES
array.
- Remove unnecessary
autoparse
,header
, andoverride_assertion
parameters frompost
(#68).- The returned value is now always a parsed hash, never an HTTPMessage directly.
- Initialization parameter defaults are more likely what is to be used now (#62, #66).
:query_limit_default
is now defaulted to'max'
.:use_continuation
is now defaulted totrue
.
Version 2
Version 2.0.1
- Fix NoMethodError in
get_templates_in_page
when called for pages with no templates (#61) - Fix NoMethodError in
get_all_links_in_page
when called for pages with no links - Fix NoMethodError in
get_other_langs_of_page
when called for pages with only 1 language (#33)
Version 2.0.0
Breaking changes!
- Logical reversal of the redirect param for move (#58)
- Switch around type and limit params in
get_category_members
(#57) - Remove post-install message
- Strip leading and trailing whitespace from username in get_userlists, affecting the following methods (#55):
get_userrights
get_contrib_count
get_registration_time
get_user_gender
- Change return values of
#upload
to be more useful (#54)true
/false
return value denote success/failureUploadInvalidFileExtError
is raised when the file extension is not validEditError
is raised for any errors that occurred during the upload
- New siteinfo methods
get_server
,get_base_article_path
, andget_article_path
(#20). - Modify the
edit
,create_page
, andmove
methods to take options hashes instead of a bunch of unnamed arguments. (#53, #52) - Documentation is now stored in master branch
Version 1
Version 1.3.0
Security update!
- Add support for the Assert API (PR #51).
- New
:assertion
option in initialize opts. It takes either:user
or:bot
. - New
override_assertion
parameter inpost
to prevent assertion errors being thrown. - Note: Assertions will only happen if
post
'sautoparse
parameter is true. - New NotLoggedInError and NotBotError for the according assertions.
Butt#user_bot?
no longer has a parameter. It now queries with an assertion rather than checking the user's groups.- New method
Butt#logged_in?
to check if the current instance is logged in.
- New
Version 1.2.0
- Add support for the Purge API (#48)
Version 1.1.1
- Fix query methods throwing NoMethodErrors.
Version 1.1.0
- Support for the continuation API (Issue #9 and PR #47)
Version 1.0.0
- Important: MediaWiki::Butt now depends on Ruby 2.3. If you aren't using that yet, use it. It's worth it.
- MediaWiki::Butt.new now takes two parameters,
url
, and an options hash. See the documentation for initialize for more details. - Improvements to the way we handle query limits (#28, #31, and #37):
get_recent_revisions
,get_prefix_search
, andget_full_watchlist
now properly set their limits.- Most query lists that took a limit parameter now use the attribute
:query_limit_default
instead of each having a set default of 500. - New
:query_limit_default
attribute accessor. This means you can change your default limits whenever you want! - Support using 'max' as the limit.
- Major cleanup of documentation. The YARD server at ftb-gamepedia.github.io/MediaWiki-Butt-Ruby is now the recommended place for documentation.
- Improve testing slightly.
- Remove the TIME_FORMAT constant and instead use DateTime's methods properly.
- Fix FileRepoInfo methods returning hashes with nil values instead of arrays of hashes (#34).
- Add support for the MediaWiki Watching/Unwatching APIs (#38)
- Remove the unused
:tokens
instance variable. This should silence some errors when logging in/out. - Improve authentication methods by making them recursive.
login
andcreate_account(_email)
now take an optional third parameter, token. - Fix error in
get_categories_in_page
(APerson241) - Error handling improvements (APerson241 and elifoster) (#32):
- New EditError that is thrown when there is an error when editing. It contains the error code.
edit
returns false when there is no change (error: nochange), rather than throwing an error.- New BlockError that is thrown when there is an error when blocking/unblocking.
- Removed AuthenticationError subclasses, as well as
check_login
andcheck_create
. All authentication errors now return a generic AuthenticationError with the provided error message from MediaWiki.
Version 0
Version 0.11.1
- Relicense under the MIT license.
- Bump HTTPClient dependency.
- Resolve get_registration_time TypeError (#26)
Version 0.11.0
- Fix get_mostcategories_page typo (Mostca*c*tegories) (#24).
- Significant rewrite of the README, arguably the most important part of this version.
- New Utils module for replicating some of MediaWiki's utilities. Right now this only includes the
#encode_url
method, a Ruby version of the JavaScript methodmw.util.rawurlencode
(#21). - Recent Changes responses are no longer printed on every request (#19).
Version 0.10.2
- Update to Ruby 2.3 and HTTPClient 2.7
- All values in Constants, including the keys and values in the NAMESPACES constant, are now frozen objects.
Version 0.10.1
- Add the accidentally forgotten protect.rb file to the list of files for the gemspec.
Version 0.10.0
- Remove all incorrectly splatted method arguments, so account creation reasons and edit summaries work now (#12).
 All of the old methods still exist in various submodules. The new methods are:
- Log:
- get_interwiki_backlinks
- get_language_backlinks
- get_image_backlinks
- get_url_backlinks
- get_block_log
- get_reblock_log
- get_unblock_log
- get_delete_log
- get_deletion_restore_log
- get_interwiki_import_log
- get_upload_import_log
- get_overall_log
- get_merge_log
- get_move_log
- get_move_redirect_log
- get_autocreate_users_log
- get_user_create2_log
- get_user_create2_log
- get_patrol_log
- get_modify_protection_log
- get_move_protected_log
- get_protect_log
- get_unprotect_log
- get_autopromotion_log
- get_rights_log
- get_upload_overwrite_log
- get_upload_log
- The logs not explicitly supported (they are still supported in get_overall_log) are:
- upload/revert
- rights/erevoke
- delete/event
- delete/revision
- Miscellaneous:
- get_tags
- QueryPage:
- get_mostrevisions_page
- get_mostlinked_page
- get_mostlinkedtemplates_page
- get_mostlinkedcategories_page
- get_mostinterwikis_page
- get_mostimages_page
- get_mostlinkedcategories_page
- get_listduplicatedfiles_page
- get_listredirects_page
- get_wantedtemplates_page
- get_wantedpages_page
- get_wantedfiles_page
- get_wantedcategories_page
- get_unwatchedpages_page
- get_unusedtemplates_page
- get_unusedcategories_page
- get_uncategorizedtemplates_page
- get_uncategorizedpages_page
- get_uncategorizedcategories_page
- get_shortpages_page
- get_withoutinterwiki_page
- get_fewestrevisions_page
- get_lonelypages_page
- get_ancientpages_page
- get_longpages_page
- get_doubleredirects_page
- get_brokenredirects_page
- get_querypage
- RecentChanges:
- get_recent_changes
- get_recent_deleted_revisions
- Search
- get_prefix_search
- New constant MediaWiki::Constants::TIME_FORMAT for the standard MediaWiki timestamp format.
- Improve performance slightly by using Array#<< instead of Array#push.
Version 0.9.0
- get_category_members has a new parameter, type, which can be used to get more data in a single result.
- get_category_members no longer gets files and subcategories by default. Use the above to get more data at once.
- New get_subcategories and get_files_in_category for specifically getting files or subcategories.
Version 0.8.2
- Fix outdated usage of @namespaces variable, causing a NoMethodError on get_random_pages calls.
- Greatly improved documentation.
Version 0.8.1
- Fix get_limited's NoMethodError on user_bot?
- Fix user_bot? always returning false.
Version 0.8.0
- A ton of property query methods (#7). View their docs for info:
- get_all_links_in_page
- get_other_langs_of_page
- get_interwiki_links_in_page
- get_templates_in_page
- get_images_in_page
- get_page_size
- get_protection_levels
- get_display_title
- get_number_of_watchers
- page_new?
- page_redirect?
- can_i_read?
- do_i_watch?
- get_external_links
- get_duplicated_files_of
- get_image_bytes
- get_image_dimensions
- get_image_sizes
- A ton of list query methods (#8). View their docs for info:
- get_all_pages_in_namespace
- get_all_users
- get_all_blocks
- get_all_transcluders
- get_all_deleted_files
- get_all_protected_titles
- get_user_contributions
- get_full_watchlist
- get_all_duplicated_files
- Fix a NoMethodError on what_links_here caused by not actually setting the list in that query (#14).
- User-Agents are optionally customizable in the MediaWiki::Butt initialization. If this is not used, the old defaults will still be used ('NotLoggedIn/MediaWiki-Butt' and 'Username/MediaWiki-Butt') (#13).
- Fix @returns in docs.
- Got rid of false things in docs.
- Remove dependency on string-utility. That should be something the user does on their end.
- get_contrib_count no longer has a second parameter, because of the above change.
- Fix open-ended dependency for HTTPClient.
- New get_logged_in_contributors method for getting all logged in user's usernames that have contributed to a page.
- New get_total_contributors method for getting the total number of contributors to a page.
- Refactor Properties to be more like Meta.
- New get_limited protected method that limits the 'limit' parameter for queries. It's essentially just reducing duplicated code.
- Remove all global variables. MediaWiki::Constants::Namespaces' $namespaces is now MediaWiki::Constants with the hash being defined as NAMESPACES (#10).
Version 0.7.0
- upload's filename argument is no longer splat, because arrays.
- Fix incorrect regex $ when ^ should be used in upload.
- New get_all_categories method.
- New get_all_images method.
- Fix broken user_bot? calls.
- user_bot? returns false when not logged in and username is not set.
- Refactor Query module to have its own folder, and subfolder for meta. This shouldn't change anything on the user's end.
- A couple methods no longer stupidly print stuff.
- New get_categories_in_page method.
Version 0.6.0
- Slightly expanded Gem description.
- Finished all Meta modules and their methods, except for the allmessages meta query. #6
- New get_variables method.
- New get_function_hooks method.
- New get_extension_tags method.
- New get_skins method.
- New get_restriction_levels method.
- New get_restriction_types method.
- New get_restrictions_data method for the above methods.
- New get_allowed_file_extensions method, and refactored #upload to only allow files with those extensions.
- New get_all_usergroups method.
- New get_magic_words method.
- New get_special_page_aliases method.
- New get_namespace_aliases method.
- New get_namespaces method.
- New get_filerepo_favicons method.
- New get_filerepo_thumburls method.
- New get_nonlocal_filerepos method.
- New get_local_filerepos method.
- New get_filerepo_urls method.
- New get_filerepo_rooturls method.
- Refactor get_filerepo_names to use new get_filerepoinfo method.
- New get_filerepoinfo method, in a similar style to get_userlists.
- New get_current_user_options for getting a hash containing all of the currently logged in user's preferences.
- New get_email_address method for getting the currently logged in user's email address.
- New get_realname method for getting the currently logged in user's real name.
- New get_changeable_groups method for getting the currently logged in user's groups that they can change (add/remove people from)
- New current_user_hasmsg? method for checking if the user has any unread messages.
- check_login no longer returns false, ever, because any code after a fail is unreachable.
- prop parameter in get_current_user_meta is now optional, for get_current_user_name.
- New get_current_user_name method, for getting the currently logged in user's username.
- New get_siteinfo method, in a similar style to get_userlists.
- New get_statistics method, for getting a hash of the wiki's statistics.
- New get_general method, for getting hash of the 'general' wiki information.
- New get_extensions method, for getting an array of all extension names installed.
- New get_languages method, for getting a hash of all the languages, formatted as code => name.
- User-Agent header is now set for each post. It defaults to
NotLoggedIn/MediaWiki::Butt
, or#{name}/MediaWiki::Butt
if logged in. This might cause some slight performance issues (#5)
Version 0.5.0
- New Administration module for administrative methods.
- New block and unblock methods, for (un)blocking users.
- Refactor token stuff. It still doesn't work exactly how I'd like yet, but it's better than it was before. Ideally I'd like to have it get the login-specific tokens on login and set them to some well-named instance variables. Then clear those on logout.
- Single-line each
do end
loops have been converted into{...}
style loops. - New delete method for deleting pages.
- New move method for moving pages.
Version 0.4.1
- params[:format] is now automatically set to 'json', so it no longer needs to be defined in each method.
- Fixed a lot of styling issues thanks to Rubocop.
- check_login and check_create now use case/when statements instead of elsifs.
- check_create no longer returns anything.
- Update minimum Ruby version to 2.1, for refinements.
- Fix $namespaces hash syntax.
- Generally improved if statement syntax.
- Generally shortened a lot of code by using better syntax.
Version 0.4.0
- New get_userrights method for getting an array of all user rights that user has.
- New get_user_gender method for getting the gender of the provided user.
- New get_current_user_meta for getting userlists about the currently logged in user. Essentially the equivalent of get_userlists for logged in users.
- Fix all userlist methods to work without supplying a username.
- New get_registration_time method to get when the user registered.
- Update to work with latest version of string-utility.
- Namespaces are now in a hash instead of a bunch of variables.
- Namespace parameters are now actually limited to the valid namespaces constant. It will default to the main namespace (0) if the integer provided is not in the namespaces hash.
- get_random_pages no longer wrongly sets the rnlimit to the namespaces argument rather than the namespace argument.
Version 0.3.1
- Fix edit and create_page NoMethodErrors.
- Remove dependency for JSON as the version we use is included in the Ruby standard library.
Version 0.3.0
- New upload method to upload by URL.
- New create_page method.
- New get_userlists method.
- New get_usergroups method.
- New get_contrib_count method.
- Refactor get_usergroups and is_current_user_bot? to use new get_userinfo method.
- Minor refactors to make optional arguments more Ruby-like with splat arguments.
#edit
no longer prints the edit token, because that's stupid.#edit
no longer sets the summary if it is nil.
Version 0.2.1
- Fix gemspec. You should actually have the new stuff now.
Version 0.2.0
- New get_id method to get the pageid from the title.
- New get_random_pages method to get an array of random articles.
- New Namespace module full of constants.
- is_current_user_bot is now called as is_current_user_bot?.
- New get_edit_token method for obtaining an edit token based on the page title.
- New edit method and module for editing pages.
- Fix logout parsing error
Version 0.1.1
- Got rid of pointless array in is_current_user_bot
- Potentially fixed docs
- Raise errors on unsuccessful account creation
#login
properly returns true if the login is successful on the first try#logout
returns true/false if it logs the user out. Basically returns true if @logged_in is true, and false if not, because the logout action has no errors.- Account creation stuff actually returns true/false on success/fail. It also handles errors now.
- Better Category title regex in get_category_members
Version 0.1.0
- Initial version.


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This library defines a set of types for common units.
It instantiates the
general Units type for these specific units.
An example of its use can be seen in the utest example.
The base units defined are the following.
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meter.
a unit of distance.
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gram.
a unit of mass.
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second.
a unit of time.
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ampere.
a unit of electrical current.
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kelvin.
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Query\Drivers\Sqlite\SQL
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Synopsis
- // methods
- public string explain()
- public string random()
- public string dbList()
- public string tableList()
- public array systemTableList()
- public string viewList()
- public string triggerList()
- public ?string functionList()
- public ?string procedureList()
- public ?string sequenceList()
- public array typeList()
- public string columnList()
- public string fkList()
- public string indexList()
- // Inherited methods from AbstractSQL
- public string limit()
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Methods
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- columnList() — SQL to show information about columns in a table
- dbList() — Returns sql to list other databases
- explain() — Get the query plan for the sql query
- fkList() — Get the list of foreign keys for the current table
- functionList() — Return sql to list functions
- indexList() — Get the list of indexes for the current table
- procedureList() — Return sql to list stored procedures
- random() — Random ordering keyword
- sequenceList() — Return sql to list sequences
- systemTableList() — List the system tables
- tableList() — Returns sql to list tables
- triggerList() — Returns sql to list triggers
- typeList() — SQL to show list of field types
- viewList() — Returns sql to list views
Inherited from Query\Drivers\AbstractSQL
public
- limit() — Limit clause
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JOIN US for the FUTURE TALENT CHALLENGE EVENT
A full day of diverse and inspiring keynotes, hand-on workshops and engaging discussions on a broad range of topics impacting Future Talent development, attraction and retention in the Netherlands.
Conclusion Digital
Warehouse of Innovation
Next Level Escaperoom Eindhoven
The True Talent Team
Tilburg Universiteit
Obsidian Partners LLC
Voice Flow
Ligilo Veldman
Fontys PULSED
Fontys PULSED
STBY - Design Academy Eindhoven
Fontys Creative Economy
Result Recruitment
GROOA
GROOA
Werk is Theater
van der Poll Office / Design Academy faculty
IoT and Privacy expert
TALK
coming soon..
WORKSHOP
Maker Communities meet Entrepreneurs and Educators
coming soon..
BIO
Bringing technology, creativity and business together. Innovation, Experience Design and making a future where people are the most important part of the system. Director DigitalX at Conclusion Digital and also the initiator of the Eindhoven Internet of Things meetup and The Things Network Community. Organizer of the Future Talent Challenge.
TALK
Within a company you are always looking for the most effective team setup by exploiting people'stalents and each individuals added values. In Next Level Escaperoom Eindhoven the idea of a new concept was born... team training in an escaperoom! Then I met Peter van Nieuwburg of TheTrueTalentTeam who was searching for a concept where he could let teams experience how their dynamics effected their effectivity. With that meeting the pieces of the puzzle started to come together.
WORKSHOP
Escape Room for Talents
coming soon..
BIO
I finished Mechanical Engineering at Fontys Hogescholen in Eindhoven and during this time period I started working at Prodrive Technologies gaining a lot of technical and people skills. In my career I had loads of job interviews and besides the technical skills, I became more and more interested in people's soft skills. In 2015 I co-founded Next Level Escaperoom Eindhoven and there I created a great place to combine my creative and technical skills with my people’s skills.
TALK
Within a company you are always looking for the most effective team setup by exploiting people'stalents and each individuals added values. In Next Level Escaperoom Eindhoven the idea of a new concept was born... team training in an escaperoom! Then I met Peter van Nieuwburg of TheTrueTalentTeam who was searching for a concept where he could let teams experience how their dynamics effected their effectivity. With that meeting the pieces of the puzzle started to come together.
WORKSHOP
Escape Room for Talents
coming soon..
BIO
Once an international tax lawyer and business consultant. Since 2012 100% focused on supporting the development of people, teams and organisations based on the firm belief that every success starts with working out of passion and leveraging talent. As one of the founders of TheTrueTalentTeam I’m responsible for the development of products and services that boost personal and team development on a deeper level and based on the philosophy that positive experiences and gamification are most effective for such developments.
TALK
The presentation will guide the participants through some of the key concepts of global talent management. The aim is to create a common ground for the development of new ideas. We will look at different aspects related to talent management and highly skilled migration. The presentation will be interactive.
BIO
I am a researcher and lecturer working on Highly Skilled Migration (HSM), Global Talent Management (GTM) and Gender equality. My research focuses on different aspects of HSM and GTM, such as: flows, strategies and impacts of migration on origin and destination countries and attraction and retention of talent. For gender equality I work mainly on women in the labour market and on gender based violence.
I am also a migrant, and I have been living in different countries. Some of the things I love most are reading, travelling and bring my contribution to the society.
TALK
coming soon..
BIO
CEO and Founder of Obsidian Partners LLC, a Management Consulting Firm that aids businesses achieve Operational Excellence. Ms. Vargas Brito has 20+ years of global experience executing successful Business Transformations for Fortune 100/500 companies (e.g. Corning Inc., John Deere, Sandvik Mining, Rackspace Hosting) leading international teams generating multi-million cost savings. All these through the use of Six Sigma, Lean, Design for Six Sigma, Design Thinking Methodologies, and the deployment of Quality, Production and Business Process Systems.
Ms. Vargas Brito is experienced in developing Go-to-Market Models for technology customers and channel partners; redesign of sales processes and execution of global multi-million brand awareness marketing campaigns.
She is an Industrial Engineer with a Graduate Degree in Quality & Productivity Management from the Instituto Tecnológico de Santo Domingo; she has an Executive MBA from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (with a cohort at Erasmus Rotterdam School of Business). She is currently completing her Masters Level Degree at Oxford University Saïd Business School and is very involved in an academic research about the 4th Industrial Revolution and its impact on the Future of Work and the Future Talent Challenges.
She is a A Master Black Belt, CSSBB (ASQ.org), member of the Institute of Management Consultants (IMC USA) and the San Antonio Manufacturers Association (SAMA).
She was born in the Dominican Republic and holds dual citizenship from the United States of America.
TALK
Where does this stereotype come from, how can we change this cultural bias and empower women to regain their right to speak and authority through voice training?
WORKSHOP
Voice and Body in Communication
The human voice is the main tool of everyday communication which significantly influences our interactions with people.
Each of us is given a natural voice, one that is free, strong and spontaneous in expressing emotions. In the process of upbringing this “natural voice” is influenced by culture, education and social norms, therefore losing its ability to express emotions and feelings. Only by becoming aware of what is habitual and what is natural, one can rediscover the freedom and power of their voice.
During a 3 hour workshop, we will explore how simple physical exercises can release our voices from unnecessary tensions. We will also practice stress-free public speaking and find ways to connect better with others through voice and presence.
BIO
Jarek Sacharski is a Voice and Public Speaking Coach based in Amsterdam. His main passion is an exploration of human ‘presence’ and working with individuals on regaining their natural voices through vocational courses.
He coaches TEDx speakers, board members and executives of top 500 companies incl. Facebook, Toyota, PWC and Heineken. He is also a lecturer at the University of West London, Guildhall School of Music and Drama, Warsaw Academy of Dramatic Arts, and University of Social Science and Humanities in Warsaw.
Jarek cooperates with Annos Africa charity on youth educational art projects in Kenya and Malawi.
TALK
In a knowledge, technology-driven future how will we be able to support talent to rise to – and stay at their full potential? How can we prevent a technology driven society, and high expectations will turn from support and stimulation into a burden? This is not just about who the future talent will be, but also how we embrace these individuals and coach them to remain top in their game.
BIO
Jennifer is working with millennials to envision and work on a fair digital future. With a background in Anthropology and New Media and Digital Culture Jennifer has worked with organizations ranging from Amsterdam University of Applied Science, Amsterdam municipality and Dyne.org in the DECODE project. As a volunteer of Bits Of Freedom she has taken it upon her to coordinate and host Dutch privacy awareness workshops: Privacy Cafe’s. Currently she is studying to become a Critical Alignment Yoga and Therapy teacher.
TALK
The UN has brought us 17 Sustainable Development Goals to find solutions for, from ending poverty to adapting to climate change, and this has motivated many to make contributions towards these goals. But what talent is needed to do this and how do you develop your talent to make a contribution yourself? Taking the plastic waste and climate change as examples, Bas Raijmakers will show how he has been working with STBY on bringin people eager to make a difference when it comes to achieving the SDGs in a better position to do so.
BIO
Bas Raijmakers is creative director at STBY, and along with Geke, one of our founders. Like all of our senior design researchers, Bas has been involved with a wide range of different service design projects. He is particularly involved with much of our video work, having developed the ‘Design Documentary’ format himself in his PhD thesis. Bas is a frequent contributor to academic and industry conferences (you can find some of his articles in the publications section), and has delivered keynote addresses at service design conferences around the world.
Bas has been working in the internet and media industry as a consultant and research manager since the early nineties. Together with Geke, he co-founded ACS-i media research projects in 1993. After the company grew to a 25 people enterprise, it was acquired by Lost Boys International in Amsterdam, whom Bas joined as Usability Director.
STBY arose at least in part from Bas’ fascination with how people use, understand and appreciate media in contemporary popular culture. Since the rise of public internet his focus has been on new media, ranging from hacker cultures to more mainstream uses of the internet. In his many research projects he has provided evidence that it is the people who use new media offerings, not seldom in unanticipated ways, determine the true meaning and value of it.
Bas holds an MA in Communication Sciences from the University of Amsterdam (1990) and a PhD degree in Design Interactions from the Royal College of Art in London (2007). He splits his time between STBY’s London and Amsterdam offices, and in addition to that he is a part-time Reader in Strategic Creativity at Design Academy Eindhoven where he leads a team of graduated design researchers in academic design research projects.
TALK
coming soon..
BIO
Jorge Alves Lino is the leader of the recently created Fontys interdepartmental research theme Creative Economy, a transversal theme that aims a cross-polinizing and activating knowledge across the 28 Fontys institutes of applied sciences in Brabant and Limburg. Jorge is a portuguese designer that early started working in services and experiences, and has been combining work in academia, culture, business and technology, at ING Bank, STRP Festival, Designhuis and TU/e Industrial Design. He is also Professor of Applied Sciences of Media, Interaction and Storytelling, and part of of the board of advisors of the Dutch Design Week.
WORKSHOP
We have all has experienced situations when we feel not heard or not fully understood by others. In a multicultural context these situations become almost the norm, creating misunderstandings and frustrations. In our interconnected global world where understanding each other is an imperative, in particular essential to innovate and co-create, being heard is no longer only a personal desire, but also a responsibility. We cannot mobilize others, impact, influence and ultimately contribute to the collective genius unless we are heard and understood. Yet, we often misunderstand what it takes to get there; we often assume that if we just explain our ideas in detail and with clear logic, this will suffice; technically trained people may especially only rely on their own logic and miss the mark. So how do we get there? What is the key to unlock this challenge? How can we be heard so that we can impact and influence?
This workshop will provide a surprisingly simple yet unexpected answer; it will also provide a roadmap to help you get there: the C.L.E.A.R.™ Mindset Method (based on behavioral neuroscience and direct expertise in driving open innovation within complex organizations)
BIO
Elena is a creative networker passionate about the international community. She was born in Milan, Italy, she was adopted by Eindhoven sixteen years ago.
After a career with both small high-tech businesses (Micromec, Italy; Shapeways, Netherlands) and large corporations (Philips, Netherlands) Elena switched to consultancy. She works between cultures, advising Italian companies about international business and European companies about Dutch and Italian markets.
Since 2009 Elena has dedicated some of her time to teaching and training. She specialized in NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) and started collaborating with the training and coaching bureau Improvement Profs. Together with other consultants of Improvement Profs she contributed to the perfecting of the “Impact Decision Model” of Improvement Profs. Since 2016 she cooperates with GROOA.
In May 2016, together with two other Italian friends, Elena founded libera mente (free mind/freely). The scope of the initiative is to bring together the Italian-speaking community during a monthly event. Events are of a broad range, from literary presentations to concerts, from game evenings to lectures on famous Italians. Elena hasbroad interests and is fully integrated into the local community.
WORKSHOP
We have all has experienced situations when we feel not heard or not fully understood by others. In a multicultural context these situations become almost the norm, creating misunderstandings and frustrations. In our interconnected global world where understanding each other is an imperative, in particular essential to innovate and co-create, being heard is no longer only a personal desire, but also a responsibility. We cannot mobilize others, impact, influence and ultimately contribute to the collective genius unless we are heard and understood. Yet, we often misunderstand what it takes to get there; we often assume that if we just explain our ideas in detail and with clear logic, this will suffice; technically trained people may especially only rely on their own logic and miss the mark. So how do we get there? What is the key to unlock this challenge? How can we be heard so that we can impact and influence?
This workshop will provide a surprisingly simple yet unexpected answer; it will also provide a roadmap to help you get there: the C.L.E.A.R.™ Mindset Method (based on behavioral neuroscience and direct expertise in driving open innovation within complex organizations)
BIO
Laura is a serial expatriate, business veteran, entrepreneur, published author and executive coach.
She has over 25 years of international corporate management experience under her belt, having served 13 years in Procter & Gamble and 13 years in Norsk Hydro/Yara, in various operational and strategic positions across the globe (R&D, Sales & Marketing, Business Development and General Management).
As co-founder and Managing Partner of the Norwegian–based firm Grooa AS, she currently leads a team of highly qualified management and leadership consultants who provide strategic advice, C-Level coaching and Leadership Training in the specific areas of Innovation, Commercial Negotiation and Dealing with Change-Uncertainties-Disagreements.
As a leadership thinker and author, Laura has published a number of seminal articles and books, including “A CLEAR Mindset” (published by bookboon) on which her courses on conflict, disagreement and innovation are based.
WORKSHOP
Now and surely in the future we communicate more via images and sound, rather than text. The youth develops that talent on a daily basis with a smart phone. And now that everyone had a good camera with on your smart-phone, you are constantly 'at the scene', the unique opportunity for video content. And with more sense of frame, storyline and sound, the videos look much more professional. In the workshop I share my experience in making videos. The subjects are framing, lighting, story-line, sound, voice-over, interview technique, script, vlog, zoom, editing and a lot of creativity. The future skill. Make your unique video in the workshop and start recording in the field.
BIO
Werk is theater. And we give each business its own stage for an irresistible performance. A performance set by the infectious enthusiasm of a close-knit team that wants to win the business game and wants to present itself as an organization with promotional videos.
Ad Heessels started working with actor Ad Fernhout in 2001 the company Werk is theater (werkistheater.nl) with the dream that companies create an experience that makes you irresistible to customers from an infectious enthusiasm. Ad graduated from the Hogeschool Utrecht with the direction of sustainable energy. Then 20 years of experience as a project and account manager. And since 2001 mainly active in interactive workshops, teambuilding and meetings. In 2010 he discovered the camera as a stage and combines his interview skills with filmmaking. In 2017 with Ad Fernhout started production of the online TV series De Goede Hoop (degoedehoop.online)
WORKSHOP
I created Conceptual Thinking out of my personal desire to structure the ideation process, create a language. The basis of the way of thinking is centred around the individual as opposed to collective creative thinking. I choose to focus on helping people in creating the best plan, a Superidea as it were. And to learn to share these ideas both formally and informally. I am passionate about the ability of each individual to develop there unique creative brain and apply it to whatever work they do, to what inspires them.
BIO
Marijn is an industrial designer and partner in vanderPolloffice. He is a permanent faculty member at the Design Academy where he teaches one course every semester. He holds an MsC degree which he focussed on developing Conceptual Thinking. He also works with the Association of Dutch Municipalities on bottom up innovation.
WORKSHOP
coming soon..
BIO
Frank Beks is an IoT and Privacy expert and as a core team member of the Eindhoven The Things Network community leads in the development of hands-on workshops to build the hardware, tools and capabilities to enable the community to move closer to the development of applications using the cities LoRaWAN network.


You can set up a local version of your Jekyll GitHub Pages site to test changes to your site locally. We highly recommend installing Jekyll to preview your site and help troubleshoot failed Jekyll builds.
In this article:
- Requirements
- Step 1: Create a local repository for your Jekyll site
- Step 2: Install Jekyll using Bundler
- Step 3 (optional): Generate Jekyll site files
- Step 4: Build your local Jekyll site
- Keeping your site up to date with the GitHub Pages gem
- Next steps: Configuring Jekyll
- Further reading
Requirements
We recommend using Bundler to install and run Jekyll. Bundler manages Ruby gem dependencies, reduces Jekyll build errors, and prevents environment-related bugs. To install Bundler, you must install Ruby.
- Open Terminal.
- Check whether you have Ruby 2.1.0 or higher installed:
ruby --version ruby 2.X.X
- If you don’t have Ruby installed, install Ruby 2.1.0 or higher.
- Install Bundler:
gem install bundler # Installs the Bundler gem
- If you already have a local repository for your Jekyll site, skip to Step 2.
Step 1: Create a local repository for your Jekyll site
- Open Terminal.
- On your local computer, initialize a new Git repository for your Jekyll site:
git init JEKYLL-SITE-REPOSITORY-NAME Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/octocat/my-site/.git/ # Creates a new file directory on your local computer, initialized as a Git repository
- Change directories to the new repository you created:
cd JEKYLL-SITE-REPOSITORY-NAME # Changes the working directory
- If your new local repository is for a Project pages site, create a new gh-pages branch:
git checkout -b gh-pages Switched to a new branch 'gh-pages' # Creates a new branch called 'gh-pages', and checks it out
Step 2: Install Jekyll using Bundler
To track your site’s dependencies, Ruby will use the contents of your Gemfile to build your Jekyll site.
Check to see if you have a Gemfile in your local Jekyll site repository:
ls Gemfile
If you have a Gemfile, skip to step 4. If you don’t have a Gemfile, skip to step 2. If you don’t have a Gemfile, open your favorite text editor, such as Atom, and add these lines to a new file:
source 'https://rubygems.org' gem 'github-pages', group: :jekyll_plugins
Name the file Gemfile and save it to the root directory of your local Jekyll site repository. Skip to step 5 to install Jekyll.
If you already have a Gemfile, open your favorite text editor, such as Atom, and add these lines to your Gemfile:
source 'https://rubygems.org' gem 'github-pages', group: :jekyll_plugins
Install Jekyll and other dependencies from the GitHub Pages gem:
bundle install Fetching gem metadata from https://rubygems.org/............ Fetching version metadata from https://rubygems.org/... Fetching dependency metadata from https://rubygems.org/.. Resolving dependencies...
Step 3 (optional): Generate Jekyll site files
To build your Jekyll site locally, preview your site changes, and troubleshoot build errors, you must have Jekyll site files on your local computer. You may already have Jekyll site files on your local computer if you cloned a Jekyll site repository. If you don’t have a Jekyll site downloaded, you can generate Jekyll site files for a basic Jekyll template site in your local repository.
If you want to use an existing Jekyll site repository on GitHub as the starting template for your Jekyll site, fork and clone the Jekyll site repository on GitHub to your local computer. For more information, see “Fork a repo.”
Note: As of Jekyll 3.2, the default Jekyll site contains a Gemfile that locks Jekyll to the Gem version you build it with. To instead lock it to the version used by GitHub Pages, you'll uncomment the gem "github-pages", group: :jekyll_plugins line in the steps below.
If you don’t already have a Jekyll site on your local computer, create a Jekyll template site in a new directory:
jekyll _3.3.0_ new NEW-JEKYLL-SITE-REPOSITORY-NAME New jekyll site installed in /Users/octocat/NEW-JEKYLL-SITE-REPOSITORY-NAME.
Navigate into your new site directory:
cd NEW-JEKYLL-SITE-REPOSITORY-NAME
Edit your Gemfile and remove the following line:
"jekyll", "3.3.0"
In the Gemfile, delete the # at the beginning of this line:
gem “github-pages”, group: :jekyll_plugins Initialize your site directory as a Git repository.
git init Initialized empty Git repository in /Users/octocat/name-of-your-directory
Connect your remote repository on GitHub to your local repository for your GitHub Pages site.
git remote add origin https://github.com/username-or-organization-name/your-remote-repository-name
To edit the Jekyll template site, open your new Jekyll site files in a text editor. Make your changes and save them in the text editor. You can preview these changes locally on your computer without committing your changes using Git by running a Jekyll command to build your site.
Add or stage your changes.
git add .
Commit your changes with a comment.
git commit -m "updated site"
To publish your changes on your GitHub Pages site, push your changes to your remote repository on GitHub.
git push -u origin master
For more information on using this Git workflow, see “Good Resources for Learning Git and GitHub” or see this Git cheat sheet.
Step 4: Build your local Jekyll site
- Navigate into the root directory of your local Jekyll site repository.
- Run your Jekyll site locally:
bundle exec jekyll serve Configuration file: /Users/octocat/my-site/_config.yml Source: /Users/octocat/my-site Destination: /Users/octocat/my-site/_site Incremental build: disabled. Enable with --incremental Generating... done in 0.309 seconds. Auto-regeneration: enabled for '/Users/octocat/my-site' Configuration file: /Users/octocat/my-site/_config.yml Server address: http://<IP_ADDRESS>:4000/ Server running... press ctrl-c to stop.
- Preview your local Jekyll site in your web browser at http://localhost:4000.
Keeping your site up to date with the GitHub Pages gem
Jekyll is an active open source project and is updated frequently. As the GitHub Pages server is updated, the software on your computer may become out of date, resulting in your site appearing different locally from how it looks when published on GitHub.
Open Terminal. Run this update command: 1. If you followed our setup recommendations and installed Bundler, run bundle update github-pages or simply bundle update and all your gems will update to the latest versions. 2. If you don’t have Bundler installed, run gem update github-pages
Next steps: Configuring Jekyll
To configure your pages site further, see “Configuring Jekyll.” To set up a project pages site, see Jekyll’s official documentation on project pages URLs.
Further Reading
- “Troubleshooting GitHub Pages Builds”
- “Using Jekyll as a static site generator with GitHub Pages”
- Jekyll’s official GitHub Pages documentation
- Jekyll commands


See formal docs over @ http://cdaringe.github.io/mock-npm-install/index.html
mock-npm-install
Install or remove a dummy package into a node_modules/ folder. All actions are synchronous, at the moment!
usage
var mockPackage = require('mock-npm-install');
var mock1 = mockPackage.install(); //=> node_modules/mock_package_1 now exists w/ package.json
mockPackage.remove({ name: mock1.name }); //=> removes the pkg folder
api
install(opts)
, returns package.json js objnodeModulesDir
, defaults to the current dir's node_modules folderpackage
, defaults to generic package.json equivalent js object. any object added here has the generic contentdefault
ed on to it
remove(opts)
name
should correspond to folder removed in node_modulesnodeModulesDir
, defaults to the current dir's node_modules folder
todo
enable async.


You need to either use this link for Windows Internet Explorer . Or use this link for all other systems and browsers. Basically you need one or the other. You also need the Java Runtime Environment 5.0 from http://java.com If you are on a Mac, you should be directed to a page which allows you to download J2SE 5.0 or JRE 5.0 for Tiger. If you're not using Tiger, I give up. You'll have to use another way to get into the chat room. There are good ways to use the chat rooms supported by this chat, they just take more effort. I suggest you use X-Chat or X-Chat Aqua.
After launching and downloading the chat program and passing the dreaded security window--the only reason I don't have nicer message is that it costs $500 for a nicer message, you need to enter a nickname. I suggest a 9 character or less name that uniquely identifies you. Sometimes, there are invalid characters you can't use. Please use numbers letters and underscores, and you should be safe. If you collide with someone elses name, then the program will try to give you a slightly different nickname. Hopefully this will be sufficient.
After that it will prompt you for an IRC url, that starts with irc:// You can say okay here. This is the default choice in another window.
The next two windows are the main chat window (in the center) and the IRC Connection Info (in the upper left). I want you to focus on the IRC Connection Info now. The first thing is a button that you will hit last. But if your hyperactive, you can hit it first. It willt take you to the site you entered in the previous window. The next thing is a pull down that allows you to choose from various sites. You can override any of the values. If a site requires a password, you must type that site's password, which you have gotten from that other site. Not therunestone.org password. The one example of this we have right now is schizophrenia.com at IP address <IP_ADDRESS>. You'll have to get a password from http://schizophrenia.com. The other rooms we have so far don't have passwords, unless you've specifically set one up. There are no guarantees that my chat will allow you to enter that password, because I'm not familiar with them. I recommend using the chat client you used to get the password in the first place.
After you've entered the rest of the information, which you shouldn't have to do if you've selected one of the sites from the pull down, hit the Connect to IRC. If everything goes well, and there are people in the room, on the main window, you will see a list of chatters on the right, and your blue join message in the larger area. If nothing goes well, nothing will change. But allow the computer time to connect to the chat network (java is slow). You should type where it says "type here" (erase it first). Complete your message with the ENTER or RETURN key press. If you wish to focus your chatting on one specific person, select that person's name from the list. The message should only go to them. If it goes to other people, then notify the management.
In general, the main IRC commands will work, but it's easier to click on who you want to receive the message, and type your message in. If you want to select a room to send to, that starts with a #, do that. If you want to disconnect someone type CTRL-Click on the PC, and Apple-Click on the Macintosh.
Good luck!
That is for experimental features, and should not be used by the general population. This is kind of my own hobby, so I've built a lot of hobbiest features into the chat, which you probably shouldn't use. Especially don't use the solitaire feature, which will probably get you banned from the chat room.
Don't try it unless you are disconnected. The computer plays a game of solitaire by default.
Those are mIRC colors. The package (martyr) I am using to do IRC doesn't have a way to give me mIRC colors, so I will have to do the parsing myself, which I haven't done yet.
Because the package I am using doesn't create a separate way to receive actions. I will have to parse the message (which I haven't done yet). However, out going actions do work, to my knowledge.


This is the workhorse of the package that provides the core request
functionality to the NASS 'Quick Stats' API:
https://quickstats.nass.usda.gov/api.
In most cases nassqs()
or other high-level functions should be used.
nassqs_GET()
uses httr::GET()
to make a HTTP GET request, which returns a
request object which must then be parsed to a data.frame, list, or other R
object. Higher-level functions will do that parsing automatically. However,
if you need access to the request object directly, nassqs_GET()
provides
that.
nassqs_GET(..., api_path = c("api_GET", "get_param_values", "get_counts"))
| ... | either a named list of parameters or a series of parameters to use in the query |
|---|---|
| api_path | the API path that determines the type of request being made |
a httr::GET()
response object
# \donttest{ # Yields for corn in 2012 in Washington params <- list(commodity_name = "CORN", year = 2012, agg_level_desc = "STATE", state_alpha = "WA", statisticcat_desc = "YIELD") # Returns a request object that must be parsed either manually or # by using nassqs_parse() response <- nassqs_GET(params)#> | | | 0% | |== | 4% | |=== | 4% | |======== | 11% | |=============== | 21% | |====================== | 31% | |======================= | 32% | |======================= | 33% | |============================== | 43% | |===================================== | 53% | |====================================== | 54% | |======================================= | 55% | |============================================== | 66% | |=============================================== | 66% | |=============================================== | 67% | |====================================================== | 78% | |======================================================= | 78% | |======================================================== | 79% | |=============================================================== | 90% | |======================================================================| 100%#> load_time prodn_practice_desc watershed_desc begin_code #> 1 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, ENTIRE CROP 00 #> 2 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, NONE OF CROP 00 #> 3 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, PART OF CROP 00 #> 4 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, ENTIRE CROP 00 #> 5 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, NONE OF CROP 00 #> 6 2012-12-31 00:00:00 IRRIGATED, PART OF CROP 00 #> domain_desc watershed_code county_code Value #> 1 TOTAL 00000000 86.7 #> 2 TOTAL 00000000 68.3 #> 3 TOTAL 00000000 72.6 #> 4 TOTAL 00000000 (D) #> 5 TOTAL 00000000 17.2 #> 6 TOTAL 00000000 (D) #> short_desc #> 1 BARLEY, IRRIGATED, ENTIRE CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN BU / ACRE #> 2 BARLEY, IRRIGATED, NONE OF CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN BU / ACRE #> 3 BARLEY, IRRIGATED, PART OF CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN BU / ACRE #> 4 BEANS, DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS, IRRIGATED, ENTIRE CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN CWT / ACRE #> 5 BEANS, DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS, IRRIGATED, NONE OF CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN CWT / ACRE #> 6 BEANS, DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS, IRRIGATED, PART OF CROP - YIELD, MEASURED IN CWT / ACRE #> end_code country_code CV (%) state_name county_name state_ansi #> 1 00 9000 3.0 WASHINGTON 53 #> 2 00 9000 2.5 WASHINGTON 53 #> 3 00 9000 4.6 WASHINGTON 53 #> 4 00 9000 (D) WASHINGTON 53 #> 5 00 9000 1.0 WASHINGTON 53 #> 6 00 9000 (D) WASHINGTON 53 #> statisticcat_desc region_desc util_practice_desc unit_desc asd_code #> 1 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES BU / ACRE #> 2 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES BU / ACRE #> 3 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES BU / ACRE #> 4 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES CWT / ACRE #> 5 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES CWT / ACRE #> 6 YIELD ALL UTILIZATION PRACTICES CWT / ACRE #> state_fips_code freq_desc asd_desc class_desc #> 1 53 ANNUAL ALL CLASSES #> 2 53 ANNUAL ALL CLASSES #> 3 53 ANNUAL ALL CLASSES #> 4 53 ANNUAL DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS #> 5 53 ANNUAL DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS #> 6 53 ANNUAL DRY EDIBLE, (EXCL LIMA), INCL CHICKPEAS #> group_desc year source_desc country_name domaincat_desc sector_desc #> 1 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> 2 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> 3 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> 4 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> 5 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> 6 FIELD CROPS 2012 CENSUS UNITED STATES NOT SPECIFIED CROPS #> reference_period_desc county_ansi location_desc agg_level_desc state_alpha #> 1 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> 2 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> 3 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> 4 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> 5 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> 6 YEAR WASHINGTON STATE WA #> commodity_desc congr_district_code zip_5 week_ending #> 1 BARLEY #> 2 BARLEY #> 3 BARLEY #> 4 BEANS #> 5 BEANS #> 6 BEANS# Get the number of records that would be returned for a given request # Equivalent to 'nassqs_record_count(params)' response <- nassqs_GET(params, api_path = "get_counts")#> | | | 0% | |======================================================================| 100%#> $count #> [1] 154 #># Get the list of allowable values for the parameters 'statisticcat_desc' # Equivalent to 'nassqs_param_values("statisticcat_desc")' req <- nassqs_GET(list(param = "statisticcat_desc"), api_path = "get_param_values")#> | | | 0% | |==================================== | 51% | |======================================================== | 79% | |======================================================================| 100%#> $statisticcat_desc #> [1] "ACCESSIBILITY" #> [2] "ACCESSIBILITY, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [3] "ACCESSIBILITY, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [4] "ACTIVE GINS" #> [5] "ACTIVITY" #> [6] "ACTIVITY, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [7] "ACTIVITY, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [8] "ADDED & REPLACED" #> [9] "AGE, AVG" #> [10] "APPLICATIONS" #> [11] "AREA" #> [12] "AREA BEARING" #> [13] "AREA BEARING & NON-BEARING" #> [14] "AREA CERTIFIED" #> [15] "AREA CROPLAND" #> [16] "AREA FILLED" #> [17] "AREA FLOODED" #> [18] "AREA GRAZED" #> [19] "AREA GROWN" #> [20] "AREA HARVESTED" #> [21] "AREA IN PRODUCTION" #> [22] "AREA IN PRODUCTION PREVIOUS CENSUS YEAR" #> [23] "AREA IRRIGATED" #> [24] "AREA IRRIGATED PREVIOUS CENSUS YEAR" #> [25] "AREA NON-BEARING" #> [26] "AREA NOT HARVESTED" #> [27] "AREA OF WATER" #> [28] "AREA OPERATED" #> [29] "AREA PLANTED" #> [30] "AREA PLANTED, NET" #> [31] "AREA POLLINATED, PAID BASIS" #> [32] "AREA RENTED" #> [33] "ASSET VALUE" #> [34] "AVAILABILITY" #> [35] "AVAILABILITY, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [36] "AVAILABILITY, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [37] "BEING MOLTED" #> [38] "BLOOM DATE" #> [39] "BOLL COUNT" #> [40] "BRED" #> [41] "BROKEN" #> [42] "CAGES" #> [43] "CALF CROP" #> [44] "CAPACITY" #> [45] "CAPTURED" #> [46] "CLIPPED" #> [47] "CONDEMNED, ANTE-MORTEM" #> [48] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM" #> [49] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, AIRSACCULITIS" #> [50] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, ALL CAUSES" #> [51] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, BRUISES" #> [52] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, CADAVER" #> [53] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, CONTAMINATION" #> [54] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, LEUKOSIS" #> [55] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, OTHER REASONS" #> [56] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, OVERSCALD" #> [57] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, SEPTICAEMIA" #> [58] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, SYNOVITIS" #> [59] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, TUBERCULOSIS" #> [60] "CONDEMNED, POST-MORTEM, TUMORS" #> [61] "CONDITION" #> [62] "CONDITION, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [63] "CONDITION, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [64] "CONDUCT BUSINESS" #> [65] "COVER" #> [66] "COVER, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [67] "CRUSHED" #> [68] "DAMAGE" #> [69] "DAMAGE, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [70] "DAMAGE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [71] "DAYS SUITABLE" #> [72] "DAYS SUITABLE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [73] "DEBT" #> [74] "DELIVERED VALUE" #> [75] "DEPTH TO BOWLS" #> [76] "DEPTH TO WATER" #> [77] "DEPTH, AVG" #> [78] "DEPTH, AVG, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [79] "DEVICES" #> [80] "DISAPPEARANCE" #> [81] "DISAPPEARANCE, OTHER" #> [82] "DISTRIBUTION" #> [83] "EAR COUNT" #> [84] "EGGS IN INCUBATORS" #> [85] "EGGS SET" #> [86] "END DATE, AVG" #> [87] "END DATE, MAX" #> [88] "ENGINE SIZE" #> [89] "EXPENSE" #> [90] "FACILITIES" #> [91] "FARM USE" #> [92] "FARROWED" #> [93] "FAT TEST" #> [94] "FEEDLOTS" #> [95] "FRUIT SIZE" #> [96] "FRUIT SIZE, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [97] "FRUIT SIZE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [98] "GAIN" #> [99] "GINNED BALES" #> [100] "GROSS INCOME" #> [101] "HARVEST LOSS" #> [102] "HATCHED" #> [103] "HEAD COUNT" #> [104] "HEIGHT, AVG" #> [105] "HEIGHT, AVG, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [106] "HEIGHT, AVG, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [107] "HOURS OF OPERATION" #> [108] "INDEX FOR PRICE PAID, 1910 - 1914" #> [109] "INDEX FOR PRICE PAID, 1990 - 1992" #> [110] "INDEX FOR PRICE PAID, 2011" #> [111] "INDEX FOR PRICE RECEIVED, 1910 - 1914" #> [112] "INDEX FOR PRICE RECEIVED, 1990 - 1992" #> [113] "INDEX FOR PRICE RECEIVED, 2011" #> [114] "INFESTATION" #> [115] "INFESTATION, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [116] "INVENTORY" #> [117] "INVENTORY, AVG" #> [118] "INVENTORY, MAX" #> [119] "INVENTORY, PEAK" #> [120] "KID CROP" #> [121] "LAMB CROP" #> [122] "LAMBING RATE" #> [123] "LANDLORDS" #> [124] "LENGTH OF SEASON, AVG" #> [125] "LITTER RATE" #> [126] "LOSS" #> [127] "LOSS, COLONY COLLAPSE DISORDER" #> [128] "LOSS, DEADOUT" #> [129] "LOSS, DEATH" #> [130] "LOSS, DEATH & RENDERED" #> [131] "LOSS, DEATH, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [132] "LOSS, DEATH, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [133] "MILKFAT" #> [134] "MILL SALE" #> [135] "MILLED" #> [136] "MILLING CAPACITY" #> [137] "MOISTURE" #> [138] "MOISTURE CONTENT" #> [139] "MOISTURE, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [140] "MOISTURE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [141] "MOLT COMPLETED" #> [142] "MOVEMENT" #> [143] "MOVEMENT, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [144] "MOVEMENT, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [145] "NET INCOME" #> [146] "NUT SET" #> [147] "NUT SET, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [148] "NUT SET, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [149] "OPERATING PRESSURE" #> [150] "OPERATIONS" #> [151] "OPERATORS" #> [152] "OTHER SALE" #> [153] "PARTNERS, AVG" #> [154] "PENS" #> [155] "PERSONS IN HOUSEHOLD" #> [156] "PEST MGMT" #> [157] "PIG CROP" #> [158] "PLACEMENTS" #> [159] "PLACEMENTS, INTENDED" #> [160] "PLACEMENTS, NET" #> [161] "PLANT POPULATION" #> [162] "POD COUNT" #> [163] "POLLINATION" #> [164] "PONDS" #> [165] "PRICE PAID" #> [166] "PRICE REACTION" #> [167] "PRICE REACTION, DECREASE" #> [168] "PRICE REACTION, INCREASE" #> [169] "PRICE REACTION, NO CHANGE" #> [170] "PRICE RECEIVED" #> [171] "PRICE RECEIVED AFTER REPORT" #> [172] "PRICE RECEIVED PRIOR TO CLOSING" #> [173] "PRICE RECEIVED, 3 YEAR AVG" #> [174] "PRICE RECEIVED, ADJUSTED BASE" #> [175] "PRICE RECEIVED, PARITY" #> [176] "PRICE RECEIVED, PREMIUM" #> [177] "PRICE RECEIVED, SEASONALLY ADJUSTED" #> [178] "PROCESSED IN LAB" #> [179] "PRODUCERS" #> [180] "PRODUCTION" #> [181] "PROGRESS" #> [182] "PROGRESS, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [183] "PROGRESS, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [184] "PUMPING CAPACITY" #> [185] "PUMPING LIFT" #> [186] "PUMPS" #> [187] "RACEWAYS" #> [188] "RATE OF LAY" #> [189] "RATIO" #> [190] "RECEIPTS" #> [191] "RECEIVING" #> [192] "RECEIVING, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [193] "RECEIVING, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [194] "RELATIVE WEIGHT" #> [195] "RELATIVE WEIGHT, 5 YEAR MOVING AVERAGE" #> [196] "REMOVAL FOR PROCESSING" #> [197] "REMOVAL FOR PROCESSING, EDIBLE USE" #> [198] "REMOVAL FOR PROCESSING, INEDIBLE USE" #> [199] "REPAYMENTS" #> [200] "ROW WIDTH" #> [201] "SALES" #> [202] "SALES & DISTRIBUTION" #> [203] "SALES FOR SLAUGHTER" #> [204] "SALES IN CONVENTIONAL MARKETS" #> [205] "SALES IN ORGANIC MARKETS" #> [206] "SAMPLES" #> [207] "SAVINGS" #> [208] "SEASONAL ADJUSTMENT FACTOR FOR PRICE RECEIVED" #> [209] "SEED FOR PLANTING" #> [210] "SHIPMENTS" #> [211] "SHIPMENTS IN" #> [212] "SHORN" #> [213] "SHRINK" #> [214] "SLAUGHTERED" #> [215] "SOURCE" #> [216] "SOURCE, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [217] "SOURCE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [218] "SPINDLES" #> [219] "START DATE" #> [220] "START DATE, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [221] "START DATE, AVG" #> [222] "START DATE, MIN" #> [223] "START DATE, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [224] "STOCKS" #> [225] "STOCKS, CURRENT YEAR" #> [226] "STOCKS, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [227] "SUCROSE" #> [228] "SUPPLIES" #> [229] "SUPPLIES, 5 YEAR AVG" #> [230] "SUPPLIES, PREVIOUS YEAR" #> [231] "TANKS" #> [232] "TAPS" #> [233] "TENANTS" #> [234] "TIME OPERATED" #> [235] "TIME WORKED" #> [236] "TOTAL AREA" #> [237] "TREATED" #> [238] "USAGE" #> [239] "VALUE" #> [240] "VALUE OF POLLINATION" #> [241] "VOLUME" #> [242] "VOLUME HANDLED" #> [243] "WAGE RATE" #> [244] "WAGE RATE, BASE" #> [245] "WATER APPLIED" #> [246] "WATER RECEIVED" #> [247] "WELL DEPTH" #> [248] "WELLS" #> [249] "WORKERS" #> [250] "WORKERS, AVG" #> [251] "WORKERS, PEAK" #> [252] "YEARS ON ANY OPERATION, AVG" #> [253] "YEARS ON PRESENT OPERATION, AVG" #> [254] "YEARS RENTED TO TENANT, AVG" #> [255] "YIELD" #># }


Automatic Block Factory was established in 2014 by BRONZE WAVES GROUP is one of the leading block manufacturers in Sohar today. For the past 2 years we achieved a good name in the local market by strictly following up the standard as per the Oman Municipality rules and regulations. The quality production and efficient service help us to obtain the approval certificate from Oman Development Authority for specified projects. Concrete blocks have become increasingly popular in the gulf area, mainly because of their inherent strength, economy and resistance to fire, but their excellent insulation qualities make them ideal for hot climates. Modern times create the need for modern designs. That is why a variety of concrete blocks with various textures and shapes are produced to satisfy the needs at costs substantially lower than similiar materials.
Automatic is committed to providing the highest quality of product and service to its clients. The firm is a business organization operating in an aggressive market. The pursuit of the highest quality of service to clients is as essential to the long term growth and survival of the business as are cost control and competitive pricing. The company strives for continuous improvement throughout its operations to satisfy customers in the most effective way, and to spread the quality awareness among employees. Automatic shall strive consistently and continuously to establish its name in the market place as a top notch Quality Manufacturer providing high quality Products and Services competently and competitively.
Our infrastructure consists of fully automated plants and machineries from Germany and Italy which can produces 10000 blocks per day. A large fleet of trucks is available for transport of finished goods to the customers site. Adequate materials handling equipment in terms of forklifts, cranes and shovels are also available. In house garage is available for trucks servicing and repairs, a well-equipped workshop is also available for house fabrication and maintenance of machines.
Royal Logistics is one of Bronze Waves Trading Group, was founded with one purpose in mind – setting a new standard of communication and service in cargo transportation. This means we are keenly focused on providing rock-solid and reliable freight services and exceptional customer service, each and every time. Whether you have time-sensitive freight, or just need cost-effective transportation, Royal Logistics is the smart choice. From our white-glove handling to special rollouts to customer delivery requirements, we handle every logistical detail from beginning to end. We are proactive about communicating with our customers, keeping you up to date and informed about the progress of your shipment. No matter what your transportation need is, we’ve got you covered.
Cargo transportation is complex with many steps and plenty of ways shipments can go awry. Royal Logistics manages all of the details so your freight gets to where it needs to be, when it needs to be there. On the rare occasion when an issue arises, our team will give you proactive, and resolve it as quickly as possible. Our end goal is ensuring you and your customers have a great experience.
We optimize loads and develop efficiencies that help your company save time and resources.
Our technology enables you to monitor and manage all transportation throughout your supply chain.
Our network carriers ensure more competitive rates and greater freight options.
Bronze Waves Real Estate, established in 2007, is one of the leading real estate companies in Oman. Our philosophy is very simple: we apply high quality standards to ensure smooth and transparent property transactions. Business is all about relationships. Ultimately – our most important relationship is with our customers. We strive to meet and exceed the expectations of our clients in providing them with the most up-to-date knowledge and high-quality service. Our objective is to provide a one-stop solution for all our customers’ real estate needs, be it an end-user, investor or developer. We provide leasing, sales and property management services at a very high standard. Our management and sales team have a very thorough knowledge of Oman real estate market, ensuring that any queries a client may have will be answered. Our values and principles ensure that our clients are left satisfied, and always refer their friends and family back to Bronze Waves Real Estate. We pride our reputation and our loyal clientele.
To be the agent of choice for anyone considering buying, selling or renting a property in Oman. To provide an outstanding level of service to our clients, making each property transaction a pleasurable experience. We believe in building long-lasting relationships with our clients in order to always be their agent of choice. 50% of our business will come from recommendations and referrals by delivering exceptional service. Mission OUR CLIENTS – the most valued part of our business. Our main focus is to deliver outstanding service and build a loyal customer base. OUR TEAM – is our most valuable asset and we work together in an atmosphere of fun and respect. We support each other to deliver exceptional customer care and achieve our personal goals. OUR BUSINESS – provides a professional and transparent service for all property related matters. Our business is built on strong, ethical principles allowing our company to deliver outstanding service and results.
Having experienced both the highs and lows within the Oman market place, I truly understand the necessary professionalism, commitment, integrity & knowledge required when dealing with any property transaction. My previous & present property related experience has allowed me to educate my team to give the best service in the industry. At Bronze Waves Trading, we have the empathy & expertise to ensure you are in very capable hands no matter how big or small your property requirements. The hard work and commitment from everyone involved at Bronze Waves has firmly established the company as one of the leading Agencies in Oman.
Bronze Waves Laundry, established in 2007, is one of the leading real estate companies in Oman. We provides superb, eco-friendly dry cleaning and laundering for your garments. You simply toss your items in a locker and they come back clean, pressed and nicely packaged, hanging in the locker waiting for you. We very carefully inspect each item and follow the manufacturers recommended care instructions. If shirts or pants can be laundered, we will typically launder them, unless you specify otherwise. If there is a stain you would like us to try to get out, stain stickers are conveniently located inside the lockers for you to clearly identify any stains. If you would like an item handled a special way, you simply place some notes in your profile and we will take care of it. Damaged buttons and minor repairs will be fixed free of charge and if there is any problem with your order, we'll take care of it, quickly and hassle free! Just imagine, no more running home to make it to the dry cleaner before they close.


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Success Stories of great ideas on the field.
I have been mentor of tenths of Startup Weekends events as well as individual persons that are looking how to start a subscription-based business. By all means, beers are one of such business. I found that the idea of a business is not new at all, you can Google https://www.google.com/search?q=subscription+beer and find millions of results, therefore you need to refine the concept in a way that open a business can be attractive to your customers and make a difference among all the competitors.
The process to test the idea become interesting when Rodrigo decide to build a prototype and explore what was interesting for potential customers, doing the validation of the concept, Rodrigo found that beers can be a status for people that like to build a collection of rare beers. Then, Rodrigo launched a campaign to get people interested in getting beers, first from all the states of his country. Then, he started to bring beers from countries of each continent. While the idea was developed, several elements came to the table, like having special editions of beers for specific seasons, like Christmas. Then special editions for events like football championships and more.
This simple idea that appears to be very well saturated in the market became to be a great business opportunity, where collectibles elements around the beer can be part of the game, like glasses, bottle openers, strays and more.
Lets explore how simple ideas have a great opportunities, then can you imagine how much more elaborated ideas can be part of the game.


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Effects of the Mentha piperita essential oil on the extracellular pH of Fusarium sporotrichioides ([▴]: Control; [◼]: Minimum inhibitory concentration; [◊]: Minimum fungicidal concentration)
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