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This file declares the structures and functions to manage unique identifiers. More...
#include "sbfCommon.h"
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| #define | SBF_GUID_STRING_SIZE 68 |
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| typedef struct sbfGuidImpl | sbfGuid |
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| SBF_BEGIN_DECLS | SBF_PACKED (struct sbfGuidImpl { uint64_t mParts[4];}) |
| void | sbfGuid_new (sbfLog log, sbfGuid *g) |
| Returns a GUID's handler for a given. More... | |
| int | sbfGuid_compare (const sbfGuid *g1, const sbfGuid *g2) |
| Compares two GUIDs. More... | |
| int | sbfGuid_compareFixed (const sbfGuid *g1, const sbfGuid *g2) |
| Compares the fixed part of two GUIDs. More... | |
| void | sbfGuid_copy (sbfGuid *to, const sbfGuid *from) |
| Copies the GUID from one GUID into another one. More... | |
| uint64_t | sbfGuid_get (sbfGuid *g) |
| Returns the fixed part of the given GUID. More... | |
| void | sbfGuid_set (sbfGuid *g, uint64_t to) |
| Sets the fixed part into a GUID. More... | |
| uint64_t | sbfGuid_increment (sbfGuid *g, uint64_t by) |
| Increments the fixed GUID part with the given number and return it. More... | |
| int | sbfGuid_fromString (sbfGuid *g, const char *s) |
| Parses the content of the GUID from a given string. More... | |
| const char * | sbfGuid_toString (const sbfGuid *g) |
| Returns a null terminated string containing the GUID. More... | |
| char * | sbfGuid_toStringBuffer (const sbfGuid *g, char *buf, size_t len) |
| Serialises the GUID into a string buffer. Note that it uses the provided memory (does not perform a copy). More... | |
| const char * | sbfGuid_toStringFixed (const sbfGuid *g) |
| Serialises the fixed part of the GUID into a null terminated string. More... | |
| char * | sbfGuid_toStringFixedBuffer (const sbfGuid *g, char *buf, size_t len) |
| Serialises the fixed part of the GUID into a string buffer. Note that it uses the provided memory (does not perform a copy). More... | |
This file declares the structures and functions to manage unique identifiers.
Definition in file sbfGuid.h.
| typedef struct sbfGuidImpl sbfGuid |
| SBF_BEGIN_DECLS SBF_PACKED | ( | struct sbfGuidImpl { uint64_t mParts[4];} | ) |
Private implementation of GUID
Compares two GUIDs.
| g1 | a GUID. |
| g2 | another GUID. |
Compares the fixed part of two GUIDs.
| g1 | a GUID. |
| g2 | another GUID. |
Copies the GUID from one GUID into another one.
| to | the target GUID. |
| from | the source GUID. |
| int sbfGuid_fromString | ( | sbfGuid * | g, |
| const char * | s | ||
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Parses the content of the GUID from a given string.
| g | the GUID structure containing the changes after the parsing. |
| s | the string containing the GUID. |
| uint64_t sbfGuid_get | ( | sbfGuid * | g | ) |
Returns the fixed part of the given GUID.
| g | the full GUID. |
| uint64_t sbfGuid_increment | ( | sbfGuid * | g, |
| uint64_t | by | ||
| ) |
Increments the fixed GUID part with the given number and return it.
| g | the GUID to be incremented. |
| by | the amount to be incremented. |
Returns a GUID's handler for a given.
| log | the log system's handler. |
| g | the GUID structure to be initialised. |
| void sbfGuid_set | ( | sbfGuid * | g, |
| uint64_t | to | ||
| ) |
Sets the fixed part into a GUID.
| g | the target GUID to set the fixed part. |
| to | the fixed GUID part. |
| const char* sbfGuid_toString | ( | const sbfGuid * | g | ) |
Returns a null terminated string containing the GUID.
| g | The GUID to be serialised into the string. |
| char* sbfGuid_toStringBuffer | ( | const sbfGuid * | g, |
| char * | buf, | ||
| size_t | len | ||
| ) |
Serialises the GUID into a string buffer. Note that it uses the provided memory (does not perform a copy).
| g | the GUID to be serialised. |
| buf | the data that will containg the GUID. |
| len | the length of the buffer. |
| const char* sbfGuid_toStringFixed | ( | const sbfGuid * | g | ) |
Serialises the fixed part of the GUID into a null terminated string.
| g | the GUID containing the fixed part to be serialised. |
| char* sbfGuid_toStringFixedBuffer | ( | const sbfGuid * | g, |
| char * | buf, | ||
| size_t | len | ||
| ) |
Serialises the fixed part of the GUID into a string buffer. Note that it uses the provided memory (does not perform a copy).
| g | the GUID to be serialised. |
| buf | the data that will containg the fixed part of the GUID. |
| len | the length of the buffer. |


Implements the render queue. Render commands from the client are stored in this queue until the render thread picks them up and executes them.
{Link:import Rendering.Caustic.RendererMarshaller;{Rendering/Caustic/RendererMarshaller.ixx}}
Adds the specified lambda into the render's instruction queue


Maintenance Dialog¶
Use the Maintenance dialog to VACUUM, ANALYZE, REINDEX or CLUSTER a database or selected database objects.
While this utility is useful for ad-hoc maintenance purposes, you are encouraged to perform automatic VACUUM jobs on a regular schedule.
Select a button next to Maintenance operation to specify the type of maintenance:
Click VACUUM to scan the selected database or table to reclaim storage used by dead tuples.
Move the FULL switch to the Yes position to compact tables by writing a completely new version of the table file without dead space. The default is No.
Move the FREEZE switch to the Yes position to freeze data in a table when it will have no further updates. The default is No.
Move the ANALYZE switch to the Yes position to issue ANALYZE commands whenever the content of a table has changed sufficiently. The default is No.
Click ANALYZE to update the stored statistics used by the query planner. This enables the query optimizer to select the fastest query plan for optimal performance.
Click REINDEX to rebuild any index in case it has degenerated due to the insertion of unusual data patterns. This happens, for example, if you insert rows with increasing index values, and delete low index values.
Click CLUSTER to instruct PostgreSQL to cluster the selected table.
To exclude status messages from the process output, move the Verbose Messages switch to the No position; by default, status messages are included.
When you’ve completed the dialog, click OK to start the background process; to exit the dialog without performing maintenance operations, click Cancel.
pgAdmin will inform you when the background process completes:
Use the Stop Process button to stop the Maintenance process.
Use the Click here for details link on the notification to open the Process Watcher and review detailed information about the execution of the command that performed the import or export:


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This is a convenience header which #includes all of the public interface headers that are part of the Boost.Python library
该头文件包含了Boost.Python库中所有的公共接口头文件， 以方便Boost.Python库的使用。
# include <args.hpp> # include <args_fwd.hpp> # include <back_reference.hpp> # include <bases.hpp> # include <borrowed.hpp> # include <call.hpp> # include <call_method.hpp> # include <class.hpp> # include <copy_const_reference.hpp> # include <copy_non_const_reference.hpp> # include <data_members.hpp> # include <def.hpp> # include <default_call_policies.hpp> # include <dict.hpp> # include <enum.hpp> # include <errors.hpp> # include <exception_translator.hpp> # include <extract.hpp> # include <handle.hpp> # include <has_back_reference.hpp> # include <implicit.hpp> # include <init.hpp> # include <instance_holder.hpp> # include <iterator.hpp> # include <list.hpp> # include <long.hpp> # include <lvalue_from_pytype.hpp> # include <make_function.hpp> # include <manage_new_object.hpp> # include <module.hpp> # include <numeric.hpp> # include <object.hpp> # include <object_protocol.hpp> # include <object_protocol_core.hpp> # include <operators.hpp> # include <other.hpp> # include <overloads.hpp> # include <pointee.hpp> # include <ptr.hpp> # include <reference_existing_object.hpp> # include <return_internal_reference.hpp> # include <return_value_policy.hpp> # include <scope.hpp> # include <self.hpp> # include <slice_nil.hpp> # include <str.hpp> # include <to_python_converter.hpp> # include <to_python_indirect.hpp> # include <to_python_value.hpp> # include <tuple.hpp> # include <type_id.hpp> # include <with_custodian_and_ward.hpp>
Revised 13 November, 2002
© Copyright Dave Abrahams 2002.


This is a demonstration of reusable angular v6 components provided by 'ng-pluggables' package by Ashish Swami.
Digit by digit translation of number from English to other language.
RTL languages and languages which do not follow digit by digit logic throughout (e.g.
Japanese), are not supported yet.
By default, the component supports a few locales which you can test by passing locale name in
[selectedLocale] input and the number to be translated in [value] input.
You can also pass the locales data by yourself as part of optional
[locales]
input.
Select any two currencies, to start with, and quickly check conversion between them.
You can also keep adding more currencies and get all the converted values at once.
By default, the component fetches currency coversion rates from
this url.
You can also pass the currency data by yourself as part of optional
[config]
input.
Click the microphone, hold it and speak to record your voice. It emits an event "recognize" which contains the audio blob. You can pass that audio to a speech recognition API. You can use online speech recognition services by Google, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. or create your own speech-to-text API.
Simple analog clock. Currently only size is configurable in pixels. Supports configuration for timezone and color scheme.


thewildandy / life graph
~ a 90 year human life represented in one week blocks
Shaded blocks indicate weeks that have passed since my
date of birth
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Terms and Conditions of Current Promotions | Picasso
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Picasso: Terms and conditions for competitions
Competition Terms – iPad Sweepstake
An entry ballot is comprised of a valid review for a listing on Picasso’s website, www.findpicasso.com
by August 10, 2014 11:59:00 pm EST.
In the event that a particular listing is not available on the website, the entrant is required to
submit the basic information (name, contact, website) for class or teacher listing and then submitting a
valid entry.
Each review is required to create an account on Picasso in order to provide the necessary contact
information in the case that the user is drawn in the sweepstake.
4. The prize for the sweepstake is one (1) 16 GB iPad mini with the following specifications:
Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n); dual channel (2.4GHz and 5GHz)
Bluetooth 4.0 technology
Height:7.87 inches (200 mm)
Width: 5.3 inches (134.7 mm)
Depth: 0.28 inch (7.2 mm)
Weight: 0.68 pound (308 g)
Retail price on Apple Store: $299
Each user is allowed multiple entries with each eligible valid review as one ballot.
1 winning review will be selected from all eligible ballots in a random draw in order to receive the
grand prize on August 11, 2014.
Picasso will contact the winner of the prize within 24 hours of the draw. The winner will have 28 days
to respond to the initial point of contact or forfeit the prize.
The winning user will provide mailing information to Picasso in order to facilitate the shipment of the
prize. Or, winner may opt to pick up the prize from Picasso’s office.
All general Terms & Conditions apply.
General Terms & Conditions
1. These terms and conditions, together with the terms and conditions that are specific to any
Competition (as defined below) (the 'Competition Terms') are known as the 'Rules'. Words used in the
Competition Terms shall have the same meaning when used here. In the event of any conflict between the
Competition Terms and the Standard Terms, the Competition Terms shall prevail.
The Rules apply to any competition (the 'Competition') that is promoted on the Picasso website
(www.findpicasso.com) and by entering the Competition, you agree to be bound by the Rules.
Picasso reserves the right to cancel or amend all or any part of the Competition and/or the Rules
without notice for any event that is outside of Picasso’s reasonable control. Any changes to the Rules,
or cancellation of the Competition, will be posted on the Picasso’s website (www.findpicasso.com). It is
the responsibility of entrants to keep themselves informed as to any changes to the Rules.
In the event of any dispute regarding the Rules, the conduct or results of the Competition, or any other
matter relating to a Competition, the decision of Picasso shall be final and unchallengeable and no
correspondence or discussion shall be entered into, comment issued, or reason given in respect of any
decision made by Picasso.
 Picasso reserves the right to verify any information
contained in your Entry and/or your eligibility to enter the Competition.
Unless otherwise stated in the Competition Terms, the Competition is open to persons of any age. Picasso
assumes that by entering into the Competition, the parents or guardians of any entrant that is aged
under the age of 18 have consented to that person's entry into the Competition and these Rules. Entrants
may be required to provide proof of identity and if aged under 18, should be able to demonstrate to
Picasso’s satisfaction that their parent/ guardian has given their consent to such entry.
Picasso reserve the right in its absolute discretion to disqualify any entrant if it has reasonable
grounds to believe that an entrant has breached any of the Rules, any applicable law (including
copyright law) or has otherwise infringed the intellectual property of any other person. Each entrant
acknowledges and agrees that any failure to comply with the Rules could lead to Picasso disqualifying
that person, without Picasso giving any reason for such disqualification or granting any opportunity for
challenge.
Any person that is: (a) an employee of any company involved in the Competition (including Picasso); is
not eligible to enter the Competition. Picasso reserves the right to disqualify any person that it knows
is, or has reasonable grounds to believe is, ineligible for the Competition as a result of this Rule.
In the event that a Prize-winner is disqualified from the Competition, Picasso will, unless otherwise
stated in the Competition Terms, select an alternative Prize-winner in the same manner as the original
Prize-winner and such selection will be subject to the Rules.
Competition Entries
Entries must be made by the Closing Date of August 10, 2014 11:59 pm EST and in the manner set out in
the Competition Terms. Failure to do so will result in disqualification.
There is no requirement to make any purchase in order to enter the Competition or access the website.
Unless otherwise stated in the Competition Terms, only one Entry per person is permitted. In the event
that Picasso discovers or has reasonable grounds to believe that the same person has made multiple
Entries, such person and any Entries made by them shall be disqualified and, if such Entrant has already
been selected as a Prize-winner, an alternative Prize-winner will be selected in accordance with Rule 10
above.
Unless otherwise set out in the Competition Terms, Picasso accepts no responsibility for the return of
any Entries.
Prize-winners
Prize-winners will be selected and notified in the manner set out in the Competition Terms. No prize
will be awarded where any entrant has committed any form of misconduct (as determined by Picasso in its
sole discretion).
Where Entries are judged on artistic or other subjective criteria, Picasso reserves the right to set
amend the criteria used to judge Entries.
Prizes are non-transferable and there is no cash alternative. In the event of a prize being unavailable
for any reason Picasso reserve the right to substitute prizes of equal or greater value at any time.
Prizes must be accepted in the manner set out in the Prize Notification. In the event that any Prize
Notification is returned as undeliverable or any Prize-winner fails to validly reply to a Prize
Notification within 28 days, Picasso reserves the right to disqualify the Prize-winner and select an
alternative Prize-winner in accordance with Rule 10 above.
Liability
Picasso accepts no responsibility for any damage, loss, injury (other than our liability for personal
injury or death as a result of our negligence) or disappointment of any kind suffered by any entrant in
entering the Competition, including as a result of any entrant winning or not winning any prize.
Picasso accepts no responsibility for Entries lost, damaged or delayed in the post, or due to computer
error in transit. Entries made online using methods generated by a script, macro or the use of automated
devices will be void.
Intellectual Property Rights and Data Protection
You agree that Picasso (and any third party authorised by Picasso) may use your Entry (whether or not it
wins the Competition) for any promotional purpose (for example, placing it on the Picasso website or on
any poster, leaflet or other advertising media). You confirm that your Entry is original that you own
and have the right to license to Picasso the copyright and other intellectual property rights in the
Entry for the purposes referred to in these Rules. You will retain ownership of copyright in your Entry
but you give Picasso (and any third party authorised by Picasso) your irrevocable permission to use,
reproduce, publish, display, transmit, copy, amend, store, sell and sub-licence your Entry worldwide for
such promotional purposes and for the purposes of the Competition.
Picasso will use any personal information that you provide with your Entry for the purposes of the
Competition and, where you have given your consent, for marketing purposes including the distribution of
regular email updates or newsletters. Any personal information relating to entrants will be used solely
by us in accordance with applicable data protection legislation.
All Prize-winners unconditionally agree (as a condition of accepting any prize) to: (a) the use of their
name, one or more photographs of themselves and disclosure of their city and country of residence and
(b) co-operate with or participate in any other reasonable post-Competition publicity.
Governing Law and Jurisdiction
The Rules and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with them or their subject matter
(including the Competition), existence, negotiation, validity, termination or enforceability (including
non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with Canadian law.
The Courts of canadashall have exclusive jurisdiction in relation to any dispute or claim arising out of
or in connection with the Rules or their subject matter, existence, negotiation, validity, termination
or enforceability (including non-contractual disputes or claims).
Copies of these Rules
A copy of these Rules may be obtained by sending an email to contact@findpicasso.com.


Kyrgios confident Australia can win Davis Cup
by Martyn HermanMADRID (Reuters) - Nick Kyrgios returned from a two-month break to launch Australia’s Davis Cup challenge on Tuesday and believes they can win the trophy for the first time since 2003.
Playing his first match since September because of a shoulder problem, the 24-year-old eased to a 6-4 6-4 victory over Colombia’s lowly-ranked Alejandro Gonzalez.
Australia’s number one Alex de Minaur, 20, then gave them an unassailable 2-0 lead with a 6-4 6-3 win over Daniel Galan before the later doubles rubber.
Lleyton Hewitt’s side will play a tough Belgium side in their second Group D match on Wednesday when victory would put them through to the quarter-finals.
“I think we can win it for sure,” said Kyrgios, who resisted any of his trademark theatrics as he banged down 16 aces, after his straightforward win at Madrid’s La Caja Magica, the venue for the revamped Davis Cup finals featuring 18 nations.
“The way Alex is playing, and I know I can beat every single person in this competition and we’ve got great doubles players, John Peers, Jordan (Thompson) can play singles and doubles.
“We’ve got great energy guys like John Millman, we’ve got good depth.”


Test Your Reactions!
Click on the boxs and the circels as quickly as you can!
Your Time:
Your Best Time:


Secondary and primary data were gathered from local authorities (LAs) at pupil level, with a record for each applicant for a school place.
This data has been aggregated by DfE into the local authority level figures provided in this release.
The data collected is the position as at the respective national offer day. It includes all offers made on that day, regardless of whether they were subsequently accepted or refused.
Cleaning of the data prior to aggregation may cause slight differences between the figures contained in this publication and any released by the LAs themselves closer to the respective national offer days.
In some cases an application was recorded by both the home authority (to whom the application was made) and also by the LA within which the school where a place was offered is based.
To be correct, only the home authority to whom the applicant sent their form should record the application and offer. Therefore the duplicate record submitted by the LA in which the school is based has been removed.
Applications listing preferences or offers to schools which could not be identified from the school census, Get Information About Schools or via one of the additional 'dummy' school codes used to identify new schools or split entries (see below) were removed.
Other very small adjustments have been made as required to the source data to ensure that we provide as full and accurate a picture of the application and offer process as possible (for example, removing the second example if two offers have been recorded for one applicant, causing double-counting).
The figures are based on the offers sent out by LAs on the respective national offer days.
The final numbers of pupils starting in specific schools is likely to be different due to late applicants, refusal of offers, subsequent offers made via a second offer round or via the schools' waiting lists, or successful appeals. Revised figures incorporating any subsequent changes are not collected or published.
The inclusion of a school by an applicant as one of their preferences does not mean that they meet the admissions criteria for that school.
Examples of where the applicant has little or no chance of being admitted on national offer day include naming a selective school having not passed the grammar entrance test, living a long way out of catchment for a popular community school and requesting a place for a boy at a girls' school.
Some schools offer places via a lottery, where everyone who applies has an equal (subject to fair banding) chance of being considered, which may encourage applications.
If an authority is not able to make an offer of a preferred school, in most cases they offer a place at an alternative school.
However, some authorities chose instead to send the applicant a list of schools with available places and invite them to state which of these schools they would prefer their child to attend. These incidences are recorded as the applicant receiving no offer.
A total of five LAs made no alternative offers on secondary national offer day, to applicants to whom they were not able to make an offer of one of their preferred schools, and six made no alternative offers on primary national offer day.
The tables include the percentage of offers which are of schools a) within or b) outside the LA to which the application was made. These are calculated as a proportion of all offers, including those made to non-applicants (see table notes).
The LAs were asked not to provide data on school places offered to children with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHC) or statement of special educational needs (SEN), since the parents of these children were not required to apply for a school place.
However, there are a number of applications where special schools were amongst the preferences stated and, in some cases, a special school has been offered.
It's assumed these are offers to SEN children who do not have a statement or EHCP. These preferences and offers have been included in the final figures.
At secondary level the application is for the main entry point into secondary school in that local authority. This is usually year 7 but a small number of authorities have a main entry point in year 9 and this is what they report on.
For LAs with more than one entry point, the intake with the largest number of places available is the one reported.
Places at schools such as UTCs and studio schools, whose intake is in year 10 (at age 14 years) are not allocated via the co-ordinated admissions process and therefore are not included in these figures.
Some schools have two entry routes. At primary school this is generally a school with a single school code but with two sites, each of which can be applied for separately.
At secondary level the two routes are usually either a school with day and boarding places, or a school with a number of places reserved for those passing aptitude tests (for example, in music or languages).
In these cases, parents can apply for both routes (e.g. for both sites of a split-site primary school), so a 'dummy' school code is used to identify the second option for each affected school.
All mainstream state-funded schools, including academies, are included in the figures.
However, new opener free schools can have a rapid set-up process and may not be ready in time to make their offers within the local authority co-ordinated exercise.
Therefore, for their first year of operation only, free schools may make offers directly and those that do so will be excluded from these figures. In their second year of operation, they must make offers within the local authority co-ordination process.
The Isles of Scilly local authority has one school which takes pupils between the ages of 3 and 16.
Parents are not required to complete an application form and there is no competition for a place at the school. Therefore this authority has been omitted from both tables as preference rates cannot be calculated.
This release is the latest in an annual series with releases from 2011 onwards available on Statistics: school applicationsstatistics website.
However, information on primary level preferences is only included from 2014 onwards.
This is when DfE started collecting data on primary applications and offers, based on the newly introduced national primary offer day of 16 April (or next working day).


Button in Naked Css look like this :
Button
Alert
Success
Warning
Button
Alert
Success
Warning
Button groups are great when you need to display a group of actions in a bar. These build off the button styles and work perfectly with the grid.
There are two ways to build button groups in Naked CSS: with our predefined HTML classes or with our structure and mixins. Building button groups using our predefined classes is a breeze, you'll just wrap a button inside an

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The button styles will work the same as they do when building a single button, but they'll float next to each other to create a group. You also have access to the same radius classes as buttons, only they'll go on the unordered list instead of the button. You can even make sure the buttons take up even space within the container you put them in.

Button 1

Button 2

Button 3

Button 1

Button 2

Button 1

Button 2

A button bar is a group of button groups (I N C E P T I O N), perfect for situations where you want groups of actions that are all related to a similar element or page. Simply wrap two or more button groups in a .button-bar
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The Workflow Runs API allows you to view, re-run, cancel, and view logs for workflow runs. A workflow run is an instance of your workflow that runs when the pre-configured event occurs.


{% extends 'core/companies/base-search.html' %} {% load ga360_data breadcrumbs from directory_components %} {% block head_title %}Find a UK supplier - GREAT.gov.uk{% endblock %} {% block breadcrumbs %}
Our UK trade profiles will help you contact the right people in the right company.
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Kerry Katona shares a snap of her super-slim waist as she shows off her weight loss
Boyfriend Ryan likes what he sees…
by Nancy BrownEarlier this month she revealed that she was in "awful pain" after a short stay in hospital for a mystery illness.
Now, thankfully, mum-of-five Kerry Katona appears to be back to her best.
The star looked fitter than ever in a new picture she posted to Instagram, showing off her super-slim waist as she took part in a photoshoot.
Revealing she'd been working with weight loss injection company Skinny Jab, Kerry said she'd had a "great day".
Read more: Gemma Collins "axes plans for Christmas single" with producer Naughty Boy
Kerry looks sensational in the picture, wearing pale blue leggings and a matching crop top and showing off her super-slim waist.
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Portfolio Backtesting & Deployment Framework¶
In this section, we investigate the framework that goes behind researching and developing investment strategies. It ties the previous sections together,
There are several elements that are considered in academia and industry practice, which we discuss below.
Securities Universe¶
The securities universe is a set of securities based on defined parameters.To apply this procedure, we make use of a StockScreener object.
-
class
portfolio_management.stock_screener.
StockScreener
(securities_universe=None, date=datetime.datetime(2021, 1, 29, 10, 56, 19, 264068))¶
The process typically starts with first picking stocks that are trading in a specific region (i.e. USA, Canada, Asia…), exchange (i.e. NASDAQ, NYSE…), index (i.e. Dow Jones, S&P 500…), sector, or industry.
-
portfolio_management.stock_screener.StockScreener.
filter_by_market
(self, filter)¶ If another market already exists, then we reapply the conditions of the StockScreener so far to the new market, and do a union (instead of an intersection) with the current filtered stocks.
- Parameters
filter – object of type Regions, Exchanges, MarketIndices, SIC_Sectors, GICS_Sectors, SIC_Industries, or GICS_Industries
- Returns
list of companies satisfying conditions so far in additional to market filter.
The process continues with conducting an initial filtering based on concerns like liquidity (i.e. market capitalization, volume traded). Finally, narrowing down based on types of analysis such as technical, fundamental, and quantitative, which we detail in their respective modules.
We use the metrics above (either as raw, mean, or growth values), then compare against either a number, another metric, or percentile against competitors.
-
portfolio_management.stock_screener.StockScreener.
run
(self, conditions=None, date: datetime.datetime = datetime.datetime(2021, 1, 29, 10, 56, 19, 264068))¶ Date setter. Reapply the conditions you applied so far, to any date
- Parameters
conditions – list of tuples, the first element of which is the filter function, and the rest being the arguments. By default, the conditions already applied by the StockScreener object.
date – datetime to which we need to apply the conditions. By default, now.
- Returns
Market Timing¶
It is important that these conditions are all re-evaluated when we rebalance the portfolio, to avoid succumbing to mistakes like survivorship bias.
Rebalancing Frequency Trigger Based: Define another StockScreener object
Portfolio Allocation¶
Other Considerations¶
Reinvesting dividends
Including capital gain taxes
Historical Simulation¶
Broker Deployment¶
from datetime import datetime from functools import partial from pprint import pprint
- from fundamental_analysis.equity_valuation_models.equity_valuation_models import valuation_wrapper,
absolute_valuation_two_stage_model
from fundamental_analysis.financial_statements_entries import net_income from portfolio_management.Portfolio import Portfolio from portfolio_management.portfolio_optimization import EquallyWeightedPortfolio from portfolio_management.portfolio_simulator import Strategy from portfolio_management.stock_screener import StockScreener import config import fundamental_analysis.accounting_ratios as ratios import fundamental_analysis.supporting_metrics as me import pandas as pd from quantitative_analysis.risk_factor_modeling import FamaFrench_ThreeFactorModel from quantitative_analysis.risk_factor_modeling.asset_pricing_model import FactorModels
- pprint(me.market_price(stock=’BA’,
date=[datetime.now(), datetime(2019, 1, 1)]))
- pprint(net_income(stock=[‘AMGN’, ‘AXP’],
date=datetime.now(), period=’FY’))
- pprint(ratios.price_to_book_ratio(stock=[‘BA’, ‘AXP’, ‘AAPL’],
date=[datetime.now(), datetime(2019, 9, 1)], tangible_book_value=True, period=’FY’))
- pprint(valuation_wrapper(model_type=partial(absolute_valuation_two_stage_model),
model_metric=me.dividend_per_share, stock=’AAPL’, period=’FY’))
ff3 = FamaFrench_ThreeFactorModel(frequency=’Monthly’, to_date=datetime.today()) reg = ff3.regress_factor_loadings(portfolio=Portfolio(assets=[‘MSFT’])) pprint(reg.params)
stock_screener = StockScreener(securities_universe=config.MarketIndices.DOW_JONES) stock_screener.filter_by_comparison_to_number(partial(ratios.price_to_earnings, period=’FY’), ‘>’, 5) stock_screener.filter_by_sector(sector=config.GICS_Sectors.INFORMATION_TECHNOLOGY) stock_screener.run()
# TODO percentile_against_macro
lower_bounds = pd.Series(data=[40], index=[‘Alpha’]) upper_bounds = pd.Series(data=[80], index=[‘MKT’]) stock_screener.filter_by_exposure_from_factor_model(factor_model=FactorModels.CAPM,
lower_bounds=lower_bounds, upper_bounds=upper_bounds)
stock_screener.run(date=datetime(2018, 1, 1)) print(stock_screener.stocks)
- class Alainps(Strategy):
- def is_time_to_reschedule(self, current_date, last_rebalancing_day):
return (current_date - last_rebalancing_day).days > config.RebalancingFrequency.Quarterly.value
- strategy = Alainps(starting_date=datetime(2019, 1, 1), ending_date=datetime(2020, 12, 1),
starting_capital=50000, stock_screener=stock_screener, max_stocks_count_in_portfolio=12, net_exposure=(100, 0), portfolio_allocation=EquallyWeightedPortfolio)
strategy.historical_simulation()


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can be combined with the endless number of the INestMicroservice
instances through connectMicroservice()
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Before starting my almost daily regimen of the drug, I had been using 3000 mg of Omega-3 Fatty Acids and Ginkgo Biloba for about 5 to 6 months. For a month prior to starting Aniracetam, I added a B-12 Complex vitamin to my regimen. These supplements were being taken on almost a daily basis.
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I usually doses at a 750mg-1500mg, depending on the task at hand and the supply of the nootropic available to me. The effects of Aniracetam may be felt for about 3 hours. During that time, there is an increase in mental energy and thoughts remain intelligent, not just hyper. Although it is difficult to tell if there is a significant long-term improvement, my papers have become stronger (according to professors and collegues, although this may be a normal improvement and not entirely attributed to the nootropic) and I feel more intelligent. Furthermore, I feel much more social, confident and happy with the drug. I no longer suffer from a mild depression and feel open towards professors, collegues, strangers and friends. Dreams also become extremely vivid, and completely non-lucid.
The drug has not acted as a miracle worker, but it has aided and assisted me in achieving certain goals. The drug’s effects are much more than subtle (in contrast to piracetam) but it tends to be more expensive than piracetam as well. The symptoms of the drug have been relatively positive and mild. My only concern is a more “deep or heavy” pulse and heartbeat. I will likely discuss this with a doctor during an upcoming visit. Furthermore, when the drug wears off there tends to be some slight brainfog, exhaustion and blurry vision (perhaps due to lots of reading). I’ve read that Choline supplementation may reduce this effect, and I have found drinking coffee afterwards helpful.
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Guilty in backpacker murder
by The Canadian PressA New Zealand jury on Friday found a man guilty of murder in the death of 22-year-old British backpacker Grace Millane.
Millane died last December on her birthday after meeting the man through the dating app Tinder, going out for drinks with him, and then returning to his hotel apartment in central Auckland.
Prosecutors said the man strangled Millane to death. Defence lawyers claimed the death was accidental after the pair engaged in consensual erotic choking that went too far.
But the jury didn’t buy the defence. After the three-week trial, they deliberated for about five hours on Friday afternoon before returning the guilty verdict.
The name of the 27-year-old man is being kept secret for now by court order, a restriction that is sometimes imposed in the New Zealand judicial system. The man will likely face a mandatory life sentence, which comes with a minimum 10-year non-parole period. He is due to be sentenced Feb. 21.
After the trial, Millane’s parents Gillian and David tearfully told media the verdict was welcomed by friends and family alike.
“It will not reduce the pain and suffering we have had to endure over the past year,” David Millane said. “Grace was taken in the most brutal fashion a year ago and our lives have been ripped apart.”
He said that “Grace was our sunshine and she will be missed forever.”
Millane had been travelling through New Zealand as part of a planned yearlong trip abroad after graduating from university.
After the man killed Millane, he stuffed her body into a suitcase, drove to the Waitakere Ranges forest and buried her in a shallow grave, where police found her body a week later.
Her death shocked many in New Zealand, which prides itself on welcoming tourists and where many people travel abroad as well. Hundreds of people attended candlelight vigils after she died, and Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern spoke about New Zealanders feeling "hurt and shame" that she was killed in their country.


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succ :: repr Int -> repr Int
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app :: forall a b. repr (a -> b) -> repr a -> repr b
fix :: forall a. (repr a -> repr a) -> repr a
newtype Eval a = Eval a
unwrap :: forall a. Eval a -> a
unwrap (Eval a) = a
instance lambdaEval :: LambdaCalc Eval where
zero = Eval 0
pred (Eval 0) = Eval 0
pred (Eval n) = Eval (n - 1)
succ (Eval n) = Eval (n + 1)
lam f = Eval $ unwrap <<< f <<< Eval
app (Eval f) = \(Eval a) -> Eval (f a)
fix f = Eval $ dupe (unwrap <<< f <<< Eval)
where dupe fx = fx (dupe fx)
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I’ve dreamed of gardening for as long as I can remember. In my mid-twenties, I coerced my roommates into digging a huge old stump out of a corner of our yard so that we could build a raised bed. Those first attempts yielded uneven results, but I was hooked: although I wasn’t producing a lot of food at the time, gardening calmed my anxious soul, connected me to my body and the earth, and gave me a sense of tangible accomplishment unlike any other.
Since then, I’ve obtained a Permaculture Design Certificate and have gained a lot of experience with growing food, experience that I now share with others as a blogger and teacher. I’ve had community garden plots, pots on my deck, and, now a full backyard. The yard in question is actually at my parent’s house, across town from where my husband and I live, a 40-minute bike ride away. In a dense and expensive city like Vancouver, sharing yard space is a necessity.
The 2014 season was good to us. We built several new raised beds, filled them with rich soil, and have been eating steadily from the garden since May. But gardens are living, changing things. Will my 2015 harvest be as abundant as it was last year? Will I be able to maintain soil fertility? Will the five of us — me, my husband, sister and parents — be able to eat from the garden all year? No matter how much expertise I gain, I will always be a student of the plants and soil.
How this blog works Each week, I will share what we’re doing in the garden — what we’re harvesting and planting, problems we’re experiencing and successes we’re celebrating. I will also offer season-specific ideas, tips and guides about food gardening techniques that work for me, as well as thoughts about how food gardening fits into a larger picture of personal, environmental and societal well-being. Enjoy.


This cancer trial database is a service of a large government agency and is designed to facilitate access to hundreds of government-funded clinical trials and to support the management and conduct of those clinical trials. I was tasked with demonstrating the viability and value of a tablet-based, UX overhaul.
I began by interviewing users regarding their usage of the current site while also gathering information from the client-side development team. I took my lessons learned from the user interviews and created two documents. First, a backlog and personas to help inform the release phases and acceptance criteria, and secondly conceptual wires illustrating two theoretical directions for the app: (1) Smart Search & Find and (2) Collaboration.
The former focused on streamlining the user experience into a simple and clear layout that facilitated easy access to protocol documents and site registration statuses. The latter was a much loftier approach that organized the content in areas to foster collaboration and discussion as well as extending the functionality to support these interactions.
I moved forward with Direction 1: Smart Search & Find for this initial phase but discussed how elements from Direction 2 could be integrated later in the project. This direction allowed for three entries into the data: search by protocol number (very common), browse protocols, and view saved protocols. Wireframes were created to illustrate the chosen direction and give our design and development teams references to begin building the project. I broke up this work into 5 releases, leading into final testing and documentation sprints. During each Release, I provided the team with acceptance criteria to approve, not approve, and comment on.


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Classes |
| class | Appender |
| | Implement this interface for your own strategies for outputting log statements. More...
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| class | AppenderSkeleton |
| | Implementation base class for all appenders. More...
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| class | AsyncAppender |
| | The AsyncAppender lets users log events asynchronously. More...
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| class | BasicConfigurator |
| | Use this class to quickly configure the package. More...
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| class | ConsoleAppender |
| | ConsoleAppender appends log events to stdout or stderr using a layout specified by the user. More...
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| class | DailyRollingFileAppender |
| | DailyRollingFileAppender extends FileAppender so that the underlying file is rolled over at a user chosen frequency. More...
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| class | DefaultConfigurator |
| | Configures the repository from environmental settings and files. More...
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| class | DefaultLoggerFactory |
| class | File |
| | An abstract representation of file and directory path names. More...
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| class | FileAppender |
| | FileAppender appends log events to a file. More...
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| class | Hierarchy |
| | This class is specialized in retrieving loggers by name and also maintaining the logger hierarchy. More...
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| class | HTMLLayout |
| | This layout outputs events in a HTML table. More...
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| class | Layout |
| | Extend this abstract class to create your own log layout format. More...
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| class | Level |
| | Defines the minimum set of levels recognized by the system, that is OFF , FATAL , ERROR , WARN , INFO , DEBUG and ALL . More...
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| class | Logger |
| | This is the central class in the log4cxx package. More...
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| class | LogManager |
| | Use the LogManager class to retreive Logger instances or to operate on the current LoggerRepository. More...
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| class | MDC |
| | The MDC class is similar to the NDC class except that it is based on a map instead of a stack. More...
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| class | NDC |
| | the ndc class implements nested diagnostic contexts as defined by neil harrison in the article "patterns for logging diagnostic messages" part of the book "pattern languages of program design 3" edited by martin et al. More...
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| class | PatternLayout |
| | A flexible layout configurable with pattern string. More...
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| class | PropertyConfigurator |
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| class | RollingFileAppender |
| | RollingFileAppender extends FileAppender to backup the log files when they reach a certain size. More...
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| class | SimpleLayout |
| | SimpleLayout consists of the level of the log statement, followed by " - " and then the log message itself. More...
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| class | TTCCLayout |
| | TTCC layout format consists of time, thread, logger name and nested diagnostic context information, hence the name. More...
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| namespace | config |
| namespace | db |
| namespace | filter |
| namespace | helpers |
| namespace | net |
| namespace | nt |
| namespace | pattern |
| namespace | rolling |
| namespace | rule |
| namespace | spi |
| namespace | varia |
| namespace | xml |
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typedef log4cxx::helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Layout > | LayoutPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Appender > | AppenderPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Logger > | LoggerPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Level > | LevelPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Logger > | LoggerPtr |
| typedef std::vector< LoggerPtr > | LoggerList |
| typedef unsigned short | UniChar |
typedef std::basic_string<
logchar > | LogString |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Logger > | LoggerPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Appender > | AppenderPtr |
typedef helpers::ObjectPtrT<
Logger > | LoggerPtr |
| typedef std::vector< LoggerPtr > | ProvisionNode |
| typedef logstream_base &(* | logstream_manipulator )(logstream_base &) |
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| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (Appender) |
| | LOG4CXX_LIST_DEF (AppenderList, AppenderPtr) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (AsyncAppender) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (ConsoleAppender) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (DailyRollingFileAppender) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (FileAppender) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (HTMLLayout) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (Layout) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (Level) |
| | smart pointer to a Level instance
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| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (Logger) |
| | smart pointer to a Logger class
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| | LOG4CXX_LIST_DEF (LoggerList, LoggerPtr) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (PatternLayout) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (RollingFileAppender) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (SimpleLayout) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (TTCCLayout) |
| | LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF (WriterAppender) |


31 December 2011-31 December 2015 Summary Balance Sheet and Income Statement
(TL million)
| ASSETS |
2011 |
2012 |
2013 |
2014 |
2015 |
| Liquid Assets |
15,593 |
22,647 |
29,067 |
32,340 |
40,983 |
| Securities Portfolio |
70,766 |
65,469 |
62,798 |
64,563 |
64,871 |
| Loans |
71,430 |
71,426 |
111,048 |
141,915 |
186,813 |
| Associates and Subsidiaries |
810 |
1,034 |
1,298 |
1,631 |
2,655 |
| Fixed Assets |
930 |
931 |
1,050 |
4,684 |
4,842 |
| Other Assets |
1,152 |
1,360 |
2,269 |
2,468 |
2,684 |
| TOTAL |
160,681 |
162,868 |
207,530 |
247,600 |
302,848 |
| |
| LIABILITIES |
| Deposits |
113,067 |
118,966 |
141,735 |
153,255 |
186,469 |
| Money Markets |
25,788 |
11,162 |
24,571 |
31,781 |
43,086 |
| Loans Borrowed |
553 |
3,072 |
8,559 |
14,608 |
19,543 |
| Marketable Securities Issued |
0 |
1,944 |
2,637 |
4,219 |
5,288 |
| Funds |
3,871 |
4,292 |
4,036 |
5,426 |
5,931 |
| Provisions |
1,892 |
3,002 |
3,958 |
4,758 |
5,161 |
| Other Liabilities |
2,332 |
3,261 |
3,666 |
5,013 |
5,825 |
| Shareholders’ Equity |
13,177 |
17,167 |
18,367 |
28,540 |
31,546 |
| TOTAL |
160,681 |
162,868 |
207,530 |
247,600 |
302,848 |
| |
| STATEMENT OF INCOME |
| Interest Income |
13,706 |
14,811 |
14,370 |
18,165 |
22,050 |
| Interest Expense |
8,465 |
7,910 |
6,631 |
9,558 |
11,542 |
| Net Interest Income |
5,242 |
6,901 |
7,739 |
8,607 |
10,509 |
| Fees and Commissions Income (net) |
626 |
752 |
959 |
1,077 |
1,300 |
| Dividend Income |
32 |
98 |
321 |
192 |
213 |
| Trading Profit/Loss (Net) |
-61 |
-52 |
-198 |
-70 |
-166 |
| Other Operating Income |
372 |
429 |
1,048 |
911 |
1,340 |
| Total Operating Income |
6,210 |
8,128 |
9,868 |
10,717 |
13,196 |
| Provisions for Loans and Other Receivables |
808 |
1,795 |
1,828 |
1,443 |
1,421 |
| Other Operating Expenses |
2,622 |
2,828 |
3,661 |
4,095 |
5,208 |
| Pretax Profit |
2,780 |
3,505 |
4,379 |
5,179 |
6,568 |
| Tax Provision |
679 |
854 |
1,048 |
1,128 |
1,405 |
| Net Profit/Loss for the Period |
2,101 |
2,650 |
3,330 |
4,051 |
5,162 |


I decided to imported my data (5 years old) using simple perl script querying mysql data with unixtime and then do a post to emoncms using curl (ok I know not the best way but I had so much differents data I've done it quickly) and of course the parameter time. I don't remember exactly the syntax I used but it was something like that ;
For information I got one record on mysql database every 5 minutes so it took some time but worked, and I also wanted to "see" what effect on different feeds type.
That's said, I used value PAPP (total current power on my house). So I log the input data on two feeds one to mysql and the other to phpfiwa (done this before import of course)
Now to emoncms, on mysql feed I have the graph from 2009 year from today, works fine. What is strange if on the phpfiwa feed, it did not get anything, but the feed is working because I've got the data and graph since my migration date (I migrated 3 months ago)
So does anyone tried with success to put input to phpifwa feed with the parameter time ? My inputs was correct because on the mySQL feed all was imported correctly so I suspect phpfiwa feed not supporting "time" ?
Any idea of why it didn't work ?
For those who will ask why using mySQL feed ? I like to have data into a real database such as mySQL because I can query data, change them import them where I need, and see what's going wrong sometimes. Simple and efficient (despite the poor perf with lot of values on emoncms)
By the way is there any possibility to get data back (all datas inputed of course) from phpifwa feed (just curious) ?
Importing Data using curl : strange behaviour on phpfiwa with parameter time
Submitted by Charly86 on Wed, 11/06/2014 - 17:03Hi,
I decided to imported my data (5 years old) using simple perl script querying mysql data with unixtime and then do a post to emoncms using curl (ok I know not the best way but I had so much differents data I've done it quickly) and of course the parameter time. I don't remember exactly the syntax I used but it was something like that ;
/input/post.json?time=1402505367&node=16&json={PAPP,value}
For information I got one record on mysql database every 5 minutes so it took some time but worked, and I also wanted to "see" what effect on different feeds type.
That's said, I used value PAPP (total current power on my house). So I log the input data on two feeds one to mysql and the other to phpfiwa (done this before import of course)
Now to emoncms, on mysql feed I have the graph from 2009 year from today, works fine. What is strange if on the phpfiwa feed, it did not get anything, but the feed is working because I've got the data and graph since my migration date (I migrated 3 months ago)
So does anyone tried with success to put input to phpifwa feed with the parameter time ? My inputs was correct because on the mySQL feed all was imported correctly so I suspect phpfiwa feed not supporting "time" ?
Any idea of why it didn't work ?
For those who will ask why using mySQL feed ? I like to have data into a real database such as mySQL because I can query data, change them import them where I need, and see what's going wrong sometimes. Simple and efficient (despite the poor perf with lot of values on emoncms)
By the way is there any possibility to get data back (all datas inputed of course) from phpifwa feed (just curious) ?
Thanks for reading.


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# Load Libraries
library(tidyverse)
library(httr)
library(jsonlite)
# news_api function that returns tibble of news for given parameters
news_api <- function(query, apiKey, from, to) {
# Create a list of query parameters, calls are limited to one month
query_params <- list(q = query,
language = "en",
from = from,
to = to,
pageSize = "100",
page = "1",
apiKey = apiKey)
# Make a GET request to the News API with the query paramaters
response <- GET("https://newsapi.org/v2/everything",
query = query_params)
# Parse response object into tibble, remove the status and totalResults
# elements, then unnest the tibble
news_tibble <- fromJSON(content(response,
as = "text",
encoding = "UTF-8"),
flatten = TRUE) %>%
as_tibble() %>%
select(-status, -totalResults) %>%
flatten() %>%
rename_all(.funs = funs(gsub("^articles[.]", "", .)))
# Return the tibble
return(news_tibble)
}


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Overview
Terminal output color functions.
Constant Summary collapse
- ESCAPE_REGEX =
/(?<=\[)(?:(?:(?:[349]|10)[0-9]|[0-9])?;?)+(?=m)/.freeze
- ATTRIBUTES =
All available color names. Available as methods and string extensions.
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Convert a template string to a colored string.
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#attributes ⇒ Object
Returns an array of all Doing::Color attributes as symbols.
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#support?(feature) ⇒ Boolean
Returns true if Doing::Color supports the +feature+.
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#uncolor(string = nil) ⇒ Object
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Returns true if the coloring function of this module is switched on, false otherwise.
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Returns an array of all Doing::Color attributes as symbols.
#rgb(hex) ⇒ Object
#support?(feature) ⇒ Boolean
Returns true if Doing::Color supports the +feature+.
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The generic name comes from the Greek cirsos, meaning "a swollen vein" for which early herbalists thought the thistle was a remedy. The specific name, undulatum refers to the wavy leaf margins. This species was named by the German botanist Curt Sprengel (1766 - 1833). Look for this native beauty growing throughout the natural area at Red Butte and on your next trip to Utah's public lands.


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| testSolves02c() | 0.022s | passed |
| testSolves03a() | 0.007s | passed |
| testSolves03b() | 0.018s | passed |
| testSolves03c() | 0.012s | passed |
| testSolves04a() | 0.065s | passed |
| testSolves04b() | 0.005s | passed |
| testSolves04c() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves05a() | 0.003s | passed |
| testSolves05b() | 0.007s | passed |
| testSolves05c() | 0.030s | passed |
| testSolves06a() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves06b() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves06c() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves07a() | 0.071s | passed |
| testSolves07b() | 0.631s | passed |
| testSolves07c() | 0.048s | passed |
| testSolves08a() | 0.019s | passed |
| testSolves08b() | 0.031s | passed |
| testSolves08c() | 0.029s | passed |
| testSolves09a() | 0.057s | passed |
| testSolves09b() | 0.266s | passed |
| testSolves09c() | 1.222s | passed |
| testSolves10a() | 0.005s | passed |
| testSolves10b() | 0.002s | passed |
| testSolves10c() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves11a() | 0.097s | passed |
| testSolves11b() | 0.059s | passed |
| testSolves11c() | 0.021s | passed |
| testSolves12a() | 0.004s | passed |
| testSolves12b() | 0.012s | passed |
| testSolves12c() | 0.003s | passed |
| testSolves13a() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves13b() | 0.001s | passed |
| testSolves13c() | 0s | passed |
| testSolves14a() | 0.007s | passed |
| testSolves14b() | 0.003s | passed |
| testSolves14c() | 0.010s | passed |
| testSolves15a() | 0.032s | passed |
| testSolves15b() | 0.035s | passed |
| testSolves15c() | 0.104s | passed |
| testSolves16() | 0.052s | passed |