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| Maintenance/Wear | |||
| Customer chooses when and what to repair | Customer must operate within set maintenance and wear-and-tear guidelines | Maintenance level is only a factor if the customer intends to sell the vehicle to Ally | Customer chooses when and what to repair |
| Monthly Payments | |||
| Customer makes regular monthly payments for the vehicle over term of the contract | Customer makes regular monthly payments and returns the vehicle to Ally at the time of lease maturity | Customer makes regular monthly payments for the vehicle over the term of the contract; customer can prepay by selling the car to Ally at a predetermined price after 48 or 60 months of use | Customer enjoys reduced monthly payments in exchange for a larger balloon payment at the end of the contract |
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| Every US state | Every US state | Every US State except Nevada | Available in every state except Maryland, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania |
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| All new and used vehicles | All new vehicles listed in the RVLG | All new GM, Chrysler and Mitsubishi vehicles excluding dealers in the state of Nevada | New – all GM, Chrysler and Mitsubishi vehicles Used – all vehicles except Saab and Suzuki Excludes dealers in Maryland, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania |
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Customer owns the vehicle Traditional retail financing with flexible terms Standard buy rate options along with supported rates for select OEM programs Online account access Electronic Statements Mobile auto account application | Flexible lease terms Supported lease terms for select OEM programs in addition to our standard lease terms Online account access Electronic Statements Mobile auto account application | Customer owns the vehicle Two available mileage options – 15,000 miles/year standard or 12,000 miles/year low Flexibility to get into a new vehicle more often Choices at the special prepayment date Finance contract can be paid down or paid off at any time without penalty Annual Percentage Rate (APR) and payments remain the same for the entire term | Customer owns the vehicle so they can sell or trade it in at any time as long as they pay off the remaining amount owed Annual Percentage Rate (APR) and the payment schedule are fixed over the entire term of the contract No driving mileage restrictions |
| Dealer benefits | |||
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1. Introduction
1.1. Purpose
Ramler is a code and documentation generator for RESTful APIs defined by a RAML 1.0 specification.
The RESTful API Modeling Language (RAML) is an open standard for API specifications.
Ramler supports a model-first strategy for designing, implementing and documenting a RESTful API.
Given a RAML specification, Ramler generates Java entity classes and resource interfaces compliant with JAX-RS 2.0. The generated code can be fine-tuned using some custom RAML annotations defined by Ramler. Ramler contains special support for Jersey with Jackson data binding.
Ramler also generates a static HTML 5 website with hyperlinked and searchable documentation directly from a RAML specification.
You can generate TypeScript interfaces from RAML type definitions (beta).
In addition, Ramler converts RAML 1.0 specifications to OpenAPI 3.0 specifications, for the benefit of other tools which are based on OpenAPI.
1.2. Prerequisites
Ramler requires Java 8 and is best used with Maven 3.3.1 or higher.
The HTML code generator is based on Node.js and npm, but this dependency is encapsulated by the
frontend-maven-plugin
.
While Maven is not a strict requirement, it is the easiest way to use Ramler. If you prefer other build tools, you will have to write some glue code to invoke Ramler APIs.
1.3. Credits
-
Ramler includes source code for some utility classes from
raml-for-jax-rs
, but the Java code generator is a largely independent implementation based on theraml-java-parser
. -
The HTML generator is a heavily modified copy of Slate, with all Ruby dependencies replaced by Java or JavaScript tools or libraries. HTML templates are based on Trimou.
-
Markdown content is rendered as HTML using Pegdown.
2. Working with Ramler
2.1. Overview
Using Ramler, a RESTful API can be implemented in the following steps:
-
Create a RAML 1.0 model of your API. It is recommended to use the Atom editor with the API Workbench plugin for this step.
-
Generate Java entity classes and JAX-RS resource interfaces from the RAML model, either programmatically, or using the
ramler-maven-plugin
. -
Build a library from the generated classes and include this library in your Java application.
-
Manually create JAX-RS resource classes implementing the interfaces generated by Ramler.
-
Generate HTML documentation from the RAML model, either programmatically, or using the
ramler-maven-plugin
. You can use the default templates and styles or provide your own.
2.2. Using the Maven Plugin
Here is an example of using the raml-maven-plugin
to generate Java code and a static website:
<dependencies>
<dependency>
<groupId>javax</groupId>
<artifactId>javaee-api</artifactId>
<version>7.0</version>
<scope>provided</scope>
</dependency>
</dependencies>
<build>
<plugins>
<plugin>
<groupId>org.ops4j.ramler</groupId>
<artifactId>ramler-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>${project.version}</version>
<configuration>
<package>org.ops4j.ramler.samples.registry</package>
<model>src/test/resources/raml/registry.raml</model>
</configuration>
<executions>
<execution>
<id>generate</id>
<goals>
<goal>java</goal>
<goal>html</goal>
</goals>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>
<plugin>
<artifactId>maven-javadoc-plugin</artifactId>
<configuration>
<doclet>ch.raffael.doclets.pegdown.PegdownDoclet</doclet>
<docletArtifact>
<groupId>ch.raffael.pegdown-doclet</groupId>
<artifactId>pegdown-doclet</artifactId>
<version>1.3</version>
</docletArtifact>
<useStandardDocletOptions>true</useStandardDocletOptions>
</configuration>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</build>
2.3. Limitations
Please note the following limitations when using Ramler:
-
RAML 0.8 is not supported. Ramler requires a RAML 1.0 specification.
-
Only native RAML types are supported. Ramler cannot handle type definitions based on JSON Schema or XML schema.
-
Examples in the RAML specification must use YAML syntax to be rendered in the generated website. Literal JSON is not supported.
-
Ramler supports at most one level of nested subresources. Each top-level resource is turned into a JAX-RS resource class. All methods of subresources of the given top-level resource will be turned into methods of the same JAX-RS resource class.
3. Java Code Generator
3.1. Overview
Given a RAML specification, the Java code generator creates plain old Java objects (POJO) with getters and setters for each user-defined object type and a Java interface for each resource, with methods corresponding to the HTTP methods defined in RAML.
RAML descriptions are converted to Javadoc comments.
Example:
This RAML type
Person:
firstName: string
lastName: string
will generate the following Java class:
public class Person {
private String firstName;
private String lastName;
public String getFirstname() {
return firstName;
}
public void setFirstName(String firstName) {
this.firstName = firstName;
}
public String getLastName() {
return lastName;
}
public void setLastname(String lastName) {
this.lastName = lastName;
}
}
By default, the Java field name will be equal to the RAML property name and the accessor method names will follow
the usual Java bean naming conventions. The getter for a boolean property foo
is named isFoo()
.
If the property name conflicts with a Java keyword, the field name is prefixed with a $
.
Custom field names can be specified with the RAML annotation (codeName)
. When the Ramler configuration
property jacksonPropertyName
is set, Ramler will add a JsonProperty
annotation to the field so that
Jackson will map the Java field to the JSON property indicated by the annotation.
3.2. Scalar Property Mapping
Properties of an object type with a scalar RAML type are mapped to fields with Java types according to the following table:
| RAML type | Format | Required | Java type |
|---|---|---|---|
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yes |
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no |
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yes |
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no |
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yes |
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no |
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yes |
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no |
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yes |
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no |
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3.3. Structured Property Mapping
3.3.1. Overview
Properties of an object type with a structured RAML type are mapped to fields with Java types according to the following table:
| RAML type | Java type |
|---|---|
|
|
|
|
|
POJO or |
|
wrapper class |
3.3.2. Array Types
For array types, the type argument I
of the Java List
type will be the Java type of the array item type.
3.3.3. Object Types
For object types, the referenced type will be the generated Java class if the type has any properties. A RAML object
type without any specified properties will be mapped to Map<String, Object>
, to allow for any JSON properties
at run-time that are unknown at modelling time.
3.3.4. Union Types
Properties of union types are only supported as a reference to a user-defined union type, where all alternatives are user-defined object types.
Example:
Favourite:
type: City | Dog
User:
properties:
login: string
favourite: Favourite
The Favourite
union type will be mapped to a Java wrapper class, optionally with a custom Jackson (de)serializer,
when the configuration property jacksonUnion
is set to true
.
@JsonSerialize(using = FavouriteSerializer.class)
@JsonDeserialize(using = FavouriteDeserializer.class)
public class Favourite {
private Object value;
public Object value() {
return value;
}
public boolean isCity() {
return (value instanceof City);
}
public City getCity() {
return ((City) value);
}
public void setCity(City city) {
this.value = city;
}
public boolean isDog() {
return (value instanceof Dog);
}
public Dog getDog() {
return ((Dog) value);
}
public void setDog(Dog dog) {
this.value = dog;
}
}
3.4. Enumeration Types
A user-defined RAML type with base type string
and an enum
facet will be mapped to a Java enum
class
with constants corresponding to the value list of the enum
facet.
Colour:
type: string
enum:
- lightBlue
- red
public enum Colour {
LIGHT_BLUE("lightBlue"),
RED("red");
private final String value;
private Colour(String value) {
this.value = value;
}
public String value() {
return value;
}
public static Colour fromValue(String value) {
for (Colour v: Colour.values()) {
if (v.value.equals(value)) {
return v;
}
}
throw new IllegalArgumentException(value);
}
}
Since RAML 1.0 does not allow for any facets or annotations on enum
values, Ramler provides an (enum)
annotation as an alternative.
Colour:
type: string
(r.enum):
values:
- name: lightBlue
description: Colour of the sky.
- name: red
description: Colour of tomatoes.
public enum Colour {
/**
* Colour of the sky.
*/
LIGHT_BLUE("lightBlue"),
/**
* Colour of tomatoes.
*/
RED("red");
// further members omitted
}
When the Ramler configuration property jacksonPropertyName
is set, Ramler will add a JsonProperty
annotation
to each enum constant, so Jackson will map the Java constant to the correct JSON string.
3.5. Inheritance
A user-defined RAML object type can have one or more base types. Since Java does not support multiple inheritance, Ramler maps the first base type as Java base class and adds all properties from any additional base types directly to the Java class.
Example:
A:
properties:
a1: string
a2: string
B:
properties:
b1: int
b2: int
C:
type: [A, B]
properties
c1: string
public class C extends A {
private int b1;
private int b2;
private String c1;
// methods omitted
}
3.6. Discriminators
A RAML type with a discriminator is mapped to a Java class with a public string constant DISCRIMINATOR
defining the discriminator value. By default, the discriminator property is immutable, it only has a getter which
returns the constant.
In some situations, e.g. for provoking validation errors in tests, it may be required to have mutable
discriminator properties. This feature can be enabled by setting the Ramler configuration property
discriminatorMutable
to true
.
Example:
Person:
discriminator: objectType
discriminatorValue: p
properties:
firstName: string
lastName: string
objectType: string
Employee:
discriminatorValue: e
type: Person
properties:
department: string
public class Person {
public final static String DISCRIMINATOR = "p";
private String firstname;
private String lastname;
public String getObjectType() {
return Person.DISCRIMINATOR;
}
public String getFirstname() {
return firstname;
}
public void setFirstname(String firstname) {
this.firstname = firstname;
}
public String getLastname() {
return lastname;
}
public void setLastname(String lastname) {
this.lastname = lastname;
}
}
public class Employee extends Person {
public final static String DISCRIMINATOR = "e";
private String department;
public String getObjectType() {
return DISCRIMINATOR;
}
public String getDepartment() {
return department;
}
public void setDepartment(String department) {
this.department = department;
}
}
Same example with mutable discriminators:
public class Person {
public final static String DISCRIMINATOR = "p";
private String objectType;
private String firstname;
private String lastname;
public Person() {
setObjectType(DISCRIMINATOR);
}
public String getObjectType() {
return objectType;
}
public void setObjectType(String objectType) {
this.objectType = objectType;
}
public String getFirstname() {
return firstname;
}
public void setFirstname(String firstname) {
this.firstname = firstname;
}
public String getLastname() {
return lastname;
}
public void setLastname(String lastname) {
this.lastname = lastname;
}
}
public class Employee extends Person {
public final static String DISCRIMINATOR = "e";
private String department;
public Employee() {
setObjectType(DISCRIMINATOR);
}
public String getDepartment() {
return department;
}
public void setDepartment(String department) {
this.department = department;
}
}
3.7. Polymorphic Deserialization
For RAML types with discriminators, the generated Java classes can be enriched with Jackson annotations to
support polymorphic deserialization. These annotations enable the Jackson ObjectMapper
to select
the appropriate Java class for unmarshalling a JSON object based on its discriminator property.
This feature can be enabled by setting the Ramler configuration property
jacksonTypeInfo
to true
.
In the above example, some annotations would be added to the Person
class.
@JsonTypeInfo(use = JsonTypeInfo.Id.NAME, include = JsonTypeInfo.As.EXISTING_PROPERTY, property = "objectType")
@JsonSubTypes({
@JsonSubTypes.Type(Employee.class)
})
public class Person {
// members omitted
}
3.8. Specialization and Generics
In RAML, derived types can specialize a base type property with a narrower type, e.g.
Result:
properties:
result: any
message?: string
PersonResult:
type: Result
properties:
result: Person
message?: string
This does not map very well to Java, because PersonResult.setResult(Person)
does not override
Result.setResult(Object)
.
In Java, it would be more suitable to model this situation with generics, e.g. Result<T>.setResult(T)
.
To support this use case, Ramler provides three annotations typeArgs
, typeVar
and typeVars
to add sufficient
information for generating Java generics and parameterized types.
typeVars
defines the parameter list of a generic type. typeVar
references a type parameter from
the body of a generic type. typeArgs
defines the argument list for a parameterized type, where the size
of the argument list must match the size of the parameter list of the underlying generic type.
Using these annotations, the given example can be rewritten as
Result:
(typeVars): [T]
properties:
result:
(typeVar): T
type: any
message?: string
PersonResult:
type: Result
(typeArgs): [Person]
and the generated Java classes will look like this:
public class Result<T> {
private T result;
private String message;
public T getResult() {
return result;
}
public void setResult(T result) {
this.result = result;
}
public String getMessage() {
return message;
}
public void setMessage(String message) {
this.message = message;
}
}
public class PersonResult extends Result<Person> {
}
3.9. Resource Interfaces
RAML resources can have subresources nested to any depth.
To simplify code generation, Ramler currently only supports two nesting levels, always mapping the first
level to a resource interface with a @Path
annotation and the second level to a method of the same interface
with an additional @Path
annotation.
Ramler does not impose any restrictions on the number of relative path components used at each nesting level.
For the generated Java interface, the class name is a camel-case version of the resource path name with a
configurable suffix. The default interface name suffix is Resource
. The suffix can be changed by setting
the Ramler configuration property interfaceNameSuffix
.
The Java method name is the camel-case display name of the corresponding RAML method, if present, or the HTTP method name otherwise.
/person:
get:
displayName: Find persons
responses:
200:
body:
type: Person[]
/address:
get:
displayName: Get address
responses:
200:
body:
type: Address
@Path("/person")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public interface PersonResource {
/** Find persons */
@GET
List<Person> findPersons();
/** Get address */
@Path("/address")
@GET
Address getAddress();
}
For more fine-grained control over interface and method names, Ramler provides the codeName
annotation.
The value of this annotation, if present, takes precedence over the displayName
facet. The configured
interface name suffix is always appended last, even when codeName
is set.
3.10. Resource Methods
The Java return type of a method is always determined by the RAML type of the first response, or void
otherwise.
A method body type, if present, gives rise to a Java method parameter with the corresponding Java type, unless the
response media type is multipart/form-data
.
In this case, each property of the body type gives rise to a Java method parameter annotated
by @FormDataParam
. A RAML parameter of type file
gives rise to two Java parameters of types
java.io.InputStream
and org.glassfish.jersey.media.multipart.FormDataContentDisposition
.
Each RAML query parameter gives rise to a Java method parameter annotated by @QueryParam
.
Each RAML URI parameter gives rise to a Java method parameter annotated by @PathParam
.
For all @*Param
annotations, the unnamed annotation argument corresponds to the RAML parameter name.
Ramler does not currently support header or matrix parameters.
3.11. Multiple Media Types
For a resource method with a response body that supports multiple media types, Ramler will generate a separate Java method
for each media type and add a @Produces
annotation to each method not matching the media type defined at class level.
It is recommended to specify the generated method name with a codeName
annotation to the alternative media type. By default,
Ramler will simply add a numerical suffix to the RAML method name.
Example:
/anything:
get:
responses:
200:
body:
application/json:
type: object
text/csv:
(r.codeName): getCsv
type: string
@Path("/anything")
@Produces(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
@Consumes(MediaType.APPLICATION_JSON)
public interface AnythingResource {
@GET
Map<String, Object> get();
@GET
@Produces("text/csv")
String getCsv();
}
4. HTML Generator
The HTML generator generates a static website with three columns for types and resources, details and examples.
You can customize the layout by overriding the included web resources or even by adapting the Trimou templates used to generate output from the parsed API model.
To do so, set the configuration properties webResourceDir
or templateDir
, respectively.
5. TypeScript Code Generator
5.1. Overview
The TypeScript code generator generates interfaces or type aliases for each user-defined RAML type. It does not yet generate any code for RAML resources or methods.
Example:
This RAML type
Person:
firstName: string
lastName: string
will generate the following TypeScript interface:
export interface Person {
firstName: string;
lastName: string;
}
5.2.  Structured Property Mapping
5.3.1. Overview
Properties of an object type with a structured RAML type are mapped to fields with TypeScript types according to the following table:
| RAML type | TypeScript type |
|---|---|
|
|
|
|
|
interface or |
|
type alias |
5.3.2. Array Types
For array types, the type argument I
of the TypeScript Array
type will be the TypeScript type of the array item type.
5.3.3. Object Types
For object types, the referenced type will be the generated Java class if the type has any properties. A RAML object
type without any specified properties will be mapped to object
, to allow for any JSON properties
at run-time that are unknown at modelling time.
5.3.4. Union Types
RAML Union types are mapped to an alias for a corresponding TypeScript union type.
Example:
Favourite:
type: City | Dog
export type Favourite = City | Dog;
5.4. Enumeration Types
A user-defined RAML type with base type string
and an enum
facet will be mapped to a TypeScript enum
type
with members corresponding to the upper-cased values list of the enum
facet, each initialized with the
respective literal value.
Colour:
type: string
enum:
- lightBlue
- red
export enum Colour {
LIGHT_BLUE = 'lightBlue',
RED = 'red'
}
5.5. Generics
Ramler defines a number of annotation to model the equivalent of generic types in RAML. See Specialization and Generics for more details.
Example:
The following RAML definitions
Result:
(typeVars): [T]
properties:
result:
(typeVar): T
type: any
message?: string
PersonResult:
type: Result
(typeArgs): [Person]
will be mapped to
export interface Result<T> {
result: T;
message: string;
}
export interface PersonResult extends Result<Person> {
}
6. OpenAPI Generator
6.1. Overview
The OpenAPI generator converts a given RAML specification into a largely equivalent OpenAPI 3.0 specification, including descriptions.
6.2. Limitations
At the moment, there is no support for generic type variables and arguments modelled by Ramler’s custom annotations.
7. Maven Plugin
7.1. html Goal
| Parameter | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
|
RAML specification file, relative to |
|
|
Output directory for generated code.
Default: |
|
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Directory with web resources to be used instead of the built-in resources. |
|
|
Directory with Trimou templates which take precedence over the built-in templates.
The entry template is named |
7.2. java Goal
| Parameter | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
|
RAML specification file, relative to |
|
|
Fully qualified package name for generated Java sources.
The generated classes will be located in subpackages |
|
|
Output directory for generated code.
Default: |
|
|
Should discriminator properties be mutable?
Default: |
|
|
Suffix for interface names.
This suffix is appended to the code name of a resource. The code
name is either specified explicitly by the |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
7.3. java-test Goal
| Parameter | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
|
RAML specification file, relative to |
|
|
Fully qualified package name for generated Java sources.
The generated classes will be located in subpackages |
|
|
Output directory for generated code.
Default: |
|
|
Should discriminator properties be mutable?
Default: |
|
|
Suffix for interface names.
This suffix is appended to the code name of a resource. The code
name is either specified explicitly by the |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
|
|
Should Java classes include |
7.4. openapi Goal
| Parameter | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
|
RAML specification file, relative to |
|
|
Output directory for generated OpenAPI specifications.
Default: |
|
|
If true, the plugin creates an output file |
|
|
If true, the plugin creates an output file |
7.5. typescript Goal
| Parameter | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
|
|
RAML specification file, relative to |
|
|
Output directory for generated TypeScript sources.
Default: |


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Proven Software Engineer with experience leveraging agile, DevOps, and continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) to manage large enterprise web applications. Passionate for keeping up with emerging technology and the latest IT trends.
Supporting the application development and maintenance of ECHO, for the Van Ameyde Group


Jiayi Xu
123 456th Ave SE Bellevue,WA 98007
Phone:206.123.456
E-mail:Jiayi Xu
Web:Jiayi's Github
Summary
- Recent graduate of Bellevue College with Medical Administrative Assistant Certification & Associate of Applied Science - Transfer Degree in Allied Health
- A four-year Bachelor Degree of Information Management & Information System
- Excellent communication and organizing skills; highly-motivated with a can-do attitude; super quick leaner
Skills
- Microsoft office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel, Outlook
- EHR software: Medcin, Medisoft
- Bilingual: English and Mandarin Chinese
- Customer service
- Individual & Group counseling
- Multicultural Development
Experience
School Bookstore Clerk (part time)
Bellevue College, Bellevue, WA......................Spring 2015 - Present
- Help student to find books and school supplies they need
- Organizing bookstore environment
- Provide professional customer service and answering questions in person and phone call
OIE New students’ orientation volunteer (quarterly)
Bellevue College, Bellevue, WA......................Spring 2016 - Present
- Help new international students get used to the college life
- Display college and office functions
Employee of Wanda Group, AMC Theaters
Tsingtao, China......................Winter 2012 – Winter 2013
- Provide excellent customer service as member of the theater staff
- Gained “Professional & Excellent Employer of the Year” in 2013
Au pair
Frankfurt & Aachen & Hamburg, Germany......................Winter 2011- Winter 2012
- Provide healthcare and daily care for young kids
- Communication with multiculturalism and teaching Chinese
- House organizing
Education
Medical Administrative Assistant Certification& Associate of Applied Science, Summer 2017
Bellevue College, Bellevue, WA
- Coursework includes: Human Biology, Intercultural Communication, Survey of Nutrition, Medical Computer Systems
- Planning to enroll into the Bachelor of Applied Science in Healthcare Informatics at Bellevue College in Fall 2017
Bachelor Degree of Information Management& Information System, Summer 2011
Tsingtao Navy Submarine Academy, Tsingtao, China


Members are the actual IP addresses that will receive traffic from the load balancer. Each
member must have a unique combination of IP address and port.
The Available Instances table contains existing compute instances that can be added as members
of the pool. Use the "Add external member" button to add a member not found in the Available
Instances table.
IP address:
The IP address of the member to receive traffic from the load balancer. Must be a well-formed
IPv4 or IPv6 address.
Subnet:
The network which contains the IP address of the member.
Port:
The port on which the member listens for traffic. Must be a number from 1 to 65535.
Weight:
The weight of a member determines the portion of requests or connections it services compared
to the other members of the pool. A value of 0 means the member does not receive new connections
but continues to service existing connections. A higher weight means it will receive more
traffic. Must be a number from 0 to 256.
Monitor Address:
An alternate IP address used for health monitoring a backend member.
Default is null which monitors the member address.
Monitor Port:
An alternate protocol port used for health monitoring a backend member.
Default is null which monitors the member protocol port.
Backup:
Is the member a backup? Backup members only receive traffic when all
non-backup members are down.


This is a sanity-check value that increments automatically by 1 once every 100ms (maximum value is 255, after which it resets to 0 and starts again). It can be used by third party equipment to verify that the BMS is providing new and updated data and has not locked up.
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(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
imap_headerinfo — Read the header of the message
$imap_stream
, int $msg_number
[, int $fromlength
= 0
[, int $subjectlength
= 0
[, string $defaulthost
= NULL
]]] ) : objectGets information about the given message number by reading its headers.
imap_stream
由 imap_open() 返回的 IMAP 流。
msg_number
The message number
fromlength
Number of characters for the fetchfrom property. Must be greater than or equal to zero.
subjectlength
Number of characters for the fetchsubject property Must be greater than or equal to zero.
defaulthost
Returns FALSE
on error or, if successful, the information in an object with following properties:
fromlength
characters
subjectlength
characters


Requires interface names to begin with a capital ‘I’
Makes it easy to differentitate interfaces from regular classes at a glance.
One of the following two options must be provided:
"always-prefix"
requires interface names to start with an “I”"never-prefix"
requires interface names to not have an “I” prefix"interface-name": [true, "always-prefix"]
"interface-name": [true, "never-prefix"]
{
"type": "enum",
"enumValues": [
"always-prefix",
"never-prefix"
]
}


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Tutoring with Reading Partners requires no experience and can take as little as 2 hours per week. Volunteers will have an incredible impact on the elementary-age children learning here. On average, the students double their rate of learning while in this program! Tutors serve at least 2 hours per week for 12 weeks. Volunteers must be punctual, reliable, and committed to their shifts, as these kids depend on them.
SeaTac Police Explorers is a group of youth volunteers, ages 14-20, who are interested in the field of Law Enforcement. There is no residency requirement; current members hail from throughout King County. Explorers may aspire to become police officers while others may merely be interested in learning about the profession. Explorers work city events such as the International Festival, 4th of July Carnival, or the SeaTac Christmas Tree Lighting event.
Seattle Aquarium's Creativity Inspiring Conservation (CIC) program believes that teens have the creativity and passion to inspire change in the way society views conservation and the environment. CIC gives teens the skills to become thoughtful, confident members of the global community: speaking up for what they believe in through art. The teens in CIC are artists, thinkers, scientists and friends.
The EMP Curatorial Department research library provides resources for the museum’s Interpretive services staff that promote lifelong professional development and support scholarship in various aspects of popular culture.
STEM Paths Innovation Network is a non-profit, community-based TechEd startup in Seattle that provides quality enrichment workshops featuring STEAM programming and leadership skills in low income communities serving at-risk and homeless multi-cultural youth. Learn how to teach peers and students as an intern here.
An eight-week paid internship where students have the opportunity to learn professional workplace skills, participate in workshops, talk with executives, gain networking opportunities, and go on outings to City Light locations.


Introduction
The Pike Chain of Lakes near Iron River, WI is a set of nine connected lakes, seven of which have relatively consistent water quality data. The Pike Chain is highly developed, has several public access locations, and is popular among anglers, boaters, snowmobilers, etc. year-round. Over the years, especially recently since Eurasian watermilfoil was introduced, volunteers have recorded various water quality parameters for the Pike Chain of Lakes. Below I show the record of temperature by depth recordings that are publicly available through the Wisconsin DNR Citizen Lake Monitoring Network.
Temperature Profile Plot
A temperature profile plot shows the water temperature at various depths through the water column (Figure 1). Depth is shown with the water surface at the top and the lake bottom at the bottom of the left axis. Temperature increases from left to right on the bottom axis.
Figure 1 illustrates a typical mid-summer profile where the temperature is fairly and consistently warm near the surface (75-80oF from 0 to 15 ft) declines quickly over a fairly narrow depth range (drops from 75oF to 50oF from 15 to 30 ft) and then stays fairly and consistently cool at greater depths.
Seasonal Changes in Temperature Profile
In winter (under the ice in northern Wisconsin) and at ice-out the water temperature will be a nearly constant 39oF from top to bottom (perhaps a little cooler at the ice-water interface). However, as spring progresses the surface water becomes warmer and moving into summer that warmer water will extend deeper into the lake. However, in most lakes in our area there will be a depth where the water temperature begins to decline dramatically over a fairly narrow depth range (see Figure 1). Eventually there will be a depth where the water temperatures stays fairly and constantly cold below that depth. The transition zone of water temperatures quickly declining from warmer surface to cooler below-surface water is called the thermocline. As fall approaches the process is reversed such that the surface water will cool (and, thus, sink) until the water temperature is again fairly constant throughout the water column.
On Eagle Lake we do not have water column temperature data very near the ice-out and ice-in dates. Thus, the seasonal phenomenon just described cannot be fully illustrated for Eagle Lake. However, Figure 2 shows the general trend of warmer surface water, the thermocline, and cooler water at deeper depths through the open-water months. The warming and then cooling of the surface water layer is also evident in Figure 2.
The dissolution of the thermocline in late fall was more evident in the data from 2020, where the temperature was almost constant throughout the water column on the last observation date of October 16 (Figure 3).
Eagle Lake Temperature Profiles
Resources
- Lake Turnover at the Clean Lakes Alliance
- Vertical Mixing and Turnover at Britannica.com
- Temperature and Oxygen at North American Lake Management Society
- Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature at Michigan State U.
- Thermocline at BoatSafe.com


FG to sign MoU on Ajaokuta Steel in January 2020 — Minister
by BankoleFrom Ben Agande, Kaduna
The Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Mr Olamilekan Adegbite has said that the Federal Government will sign a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with a Russian company by January 2020, for the resuscitation of the multi-billion naira Ajaokuta Steel complex.
The Minister disclosed this in Kaduna after embarking on a facility tour of the National Steel Raw Materials Exploration Agency (NRSMEA).
According to Adegbite, once the Russian contractors to handle the resuscitation of the Steel Rolling Mill are identified, the MoU would be signed and work would commence in earnest.
Also read: Reps seek details of Nigeria-Russia agreement on Ajaokuta Steel Company
He said funds for the resuscitation of the steel mill was already in place, and a committee has been set up to kick start the project.
The minister directed the Director-General of the National Steel Raw Materials Exploration Agency (NRSMEA) to nominate two persons from the agency to join the committee, saying that the agency was critical to the development of Ajaokuta project.
“This agency is invaluable towards the resuscitation or development of Ajaokuta Steel Rolling Mills. As you all know, the President is making sure that we resuscitate Ajaokuta Steel, that Ajaokuta should come back on stream. We have taken the first step. Talks are on with the original builders, a Russian company and MOU Draft is being studied by both sides. And hopefully, sometime in January 2020, we will probably sign the MOU and once the contractors are identified from the Russian side, the funds are already in place, the work will start. While we are still waiting as being promised for the two to three years agreement period to fire up Ajaokuta, there are a lot of activities that must start simultaneously he said”
Earlier, in his address, the NSRMEA Director-General, said the agency which is saddled with the responsibility of mining and exploration in the country, was constrained by inadequate skills, inadequate project vehicles, modelling software as well as dilapidated offices.


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Front End Tools: JavaScript Library
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Juxtapo
Front End Tools: JavaScript Library
http://juxtapo.net/
Version 1.2.2
Copyright (c) 2010 Dave Taylor (@davetayls), http://the-taylors.org
This source code is subject to terms and conditions of the New BSD License.
A copy of the license can be found in the license.txt file at the root of this distribution.
If you cannot locate the New BSD License, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>By using this source code in any fashion, you are agreeing to be bound by the terms of the New BSD License.
You must not remove this notice, or any other, from this software.
If you find this software useful please support it's development by
donating at http://github.com/davetayls/juxtapo.
Defined in: juxtapo.js.
Defined in: juxtapo.js.


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Interested in furthering my experience in back-end/full-stack web
application development. Currently sharpening my skills in Ruby, Ruby
on Rails, RSpec, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript through
personal projects,
online learning, and
technical reading.
Strong experience in technical management of US Department of Defense
contracts. Work experience includes management and execution
of several government contracts (including seven years supporting US
Navy programs) as well as several successful contract proposals.
Summary
Looking forward…
Reflecting back…


Teaching
In Semester 2, 2022 I am teaching Discrete Mathematics (MAST30012).
In Semester 1, 2022 I taught Advanced Methods: Transforms (MAST90067).
In Semester 1, 2021 I taught Enumerative Combinatorics (MAST90031).
In Semester 1, 2018 I taught Linear Algebra (MAST10007).
Previously at the University of Saskatchewan, I taught MATH 327 Graph Theory in 2015-16 Term 2.
In 2015-16 Term 1 I taught STAT 241 Probability Theory.
In 2014-15 Term 2 I taught MATH 328 Combinatorics and Enumeration and STAT 241 Probability Theory.
Before that at the University of Melbourne, I taught the second half (weeks 7-12) of Numerical and Symbolic Mathematics (MAST30028) in Semester 2, 2014, and Calculus I (MAST10005) in Semester 1, 2014.
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Kimberly
Thought: What were you thinking when you received the mean text?
Feeling: Did you worry about who else could see it?
Thought: What did you think people would say when they saw it?
Action: What do you need to do to make this right?
Tool: What would you have needed to help you change it?
Bystander
Thought: What were you thinking when you saw Kimberly being a target of cyberbullying?
Feeling: How did it make you feel?
Action: What did you do at the time that you saw this happening?
Action: What do you think can be done to repair the harm?
Tool: What would you have needed to support you in helping her?
Upstander
Thought: What were your immediate reactions to seeing Kimberly being a target of cyberbullying?
Action: What did you do that made you an upstander versus a bystander?
Feeling: How did helping Kimberly make you feel?
Action: What made you choose to help instead of watch Kimberly’s situation?
Tool: Why did you feel you were able to help her?


Look at the JS code. This time we created an empty object and added properties and methods afterwards.
Click the button below (it will delete the "race" property of the darkVador object). Then click again the button above and see the "undefined" value of the darkVador.race property now.


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We Want To Hear From You: WHAT DID DANCING DO?
“Dancing insists we take up space, and though it has no set direction,
we go there together. Dance is dangerous, joyous, sexual, holy,
disruptive, and contagious and it breaks the rules. It can happen
anywhere, at anytime, with anyone and everyone, and it’s free. Dance
joins us and pushes us to go further and that is why it’s at the
center of ONE BILLION RISING” Eve Ensler.
As we prepare for ONE BILLION RISING FOR JUSTICE, for the escalation
and the deepening of the campaign, we want to take a quick look back
and ask What did dancing do?
We have seen the power of communities coming together through dance
and action.
Dance broke the silence in Somalia and new laws were passed in
Guatemala. It’s unified groups, it’s made people feel free, it’s
broken down barriers.
Today we are asking you to please take a moment and share how dancing
affected you personally, and your community as a whole. The more
specific the better, tell us how dancing impacted your Rising in 2013.
We are compiling a recap of the power of dancing. Your quotes and
photos may be used for social media, reports, or publication.
Please share a photo, as well as any other kind of multimedia you may
have from the day so we may attach at least one visual alongside your
quotes.
We appreciate your passion and activism and look forward to sharing
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V-Girls South Africa Break The Chain
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The following predicted concentrations of Fecal Indicator Bacteria (FIB) are based on modeled correlations between FIB and weather or water conditions.
Flagging is based on safety thresholds for boating. The weather and water data is sourced from the CESN weather station at Community Boating and the USGS Waltham river flow gauge.
Water quality flags, with forecasted E.coli concentrations and probabilities (updated hourly):
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Introduction¶
About MyTilemapEditor¶
MyTilemapEditor is a 2D tile map editor with a scriptable brush. MyTilemapEditor can create a map in any size. It can also import sprite sheet and slice the sprite sheet into sprites that can use to paint on the map. MyTilemapEditor supports different proportion of sprite and the map has multiple layers. User can also use Javascript to program brush logic, and editor will create brush instance file base on Javascript file.
MyTilemapEditor can export a PNG image or an XML file. There is a plugin for Unity that can import the map from MyTilemapEditor to Unity. Besides, it can also generate Tile Palette as well in case the user can keep editing it.
Getting Started¶
New Project¶
When opening up MyTilemapEditor for the first time, the first thing you need to do is create a project.
New Map¶
To create a new map, choose File -> New -> Map. The following dialog will pop up:
Here, we choose the initial map name, map size and tile size.
New Tileset¶
After creating our map, we will see the tile grid and an initial tile layer will be added to the map. However, before we can start using any tiles, we need to add a tileset. Choose File -> New -> Tileset to open the New Tileset dialog:
Click the Import button and select a image. This example tileset uses a tile size of 32x32. You can see the preview in the right side.
When we have the map and the tileset, MyTilemapEditor should look as follows and ready to go:


Add the agent info to the /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
This sip info is act like an agent.
Assume that we have below agent info.
[agent-01]
type=friend
secret=83f8c590-89b1-11e6-9d93-eba8dc621725
host=dynamic
[agent-02]
type=friend
secret=876054be-89b1-11e6-b7b7-cfb4ed95428e
host=dynamic
[agent-03]
type=friend
secret=8b14c86a-89b1-11e6-aa09-f39f39e5592b
host=dynamic
Add the client info to the /etc/asterisk/sip.conf
This sip info is act like an client(customer).
Assume that we have a below client info.
[300]
type=friend
secret=beb398d1-bf46-4895-a703-544679423e58
host=dynamic
[301]
type=friend
secret=573958ec-862c-4ba3-b73d-3c281277f551
host=dynamic
[302]
type=friend
secret=c3c3b964-cf44-421b-9529-4cb9f0b3e277
host=dynamic
pluto*CLI> sip show peers
Name/username Host Dyn Forcerport Comedia ACL Port Status Description
300/300 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
301/301 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
302/302 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
agent-01/agent-01 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
agent-02/agent-02 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
agent-03/agent-03 <IP_ADDRESS> D Auto (No) No 5060 Unmonitored
6 sip peers [Monitored: 0 online, 0 offline Unmonitored: 6 online, 0 offline]
Dial to the customer. After the customer answered call, the call will be transfferred to parking lot.
Action: OutPlanCreate
Name: sales_plan
Detail: simple sales plan
DialMode: 1
TechName: sip/
Response: Success
Message: Plan created successfully
Event: OutPlanCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
Name: sales_plan
Detail: simple sales plan
DialMode: 1
DialTimeout: 30000
CallerId: <unknown>
DlEndHandle: 1
RetryDelay: 60
TrunkName: <unknown>
TechName: sip/
Variable: <unknown>
MaxRetryCnt1: 5
MaxRetryCnt2: 5
MaxRetryCnt3: 5
MaxRetryCnt4: 5
MaxRetryCnt5: 5
MaxRetryCnt6: 5
MaxRetryCnt7: 5
MaxRetryCnt8: 5
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:10:52.930031700Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDlmaCreate
Name: DialListMaster_Sales
Detail: Test Dlma description
Response: Success
Message: Dlma created successfully
Event: OutDlmaCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Name: DialListMaster_Sales
Detail: Test Dlma description
DlTable: 5d56b51d_dc4d_4ec9_9e82_88e8dc3737c1
Variable: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:11:22.128567345Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDestinationCreate
Name: destination test
Detail: test destination
Type: 1
Application: park
Response: Success
Message: Destination created successfully
Event: OutDestinationCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
Name: destination test
Detail: test destination
Type: 1
Exten: <unknown>
Context: <unknown>
Priority: <unknown>
Variable: <unknown>
Application: park
Data: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:11:43.506539333Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDlListCreate
DlmaUuid: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Name: client 01
Detail: Dial to client 01
Number1: 300
Response: Success
Message: Dl list created successfully
Action: OutCampaignCreate
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Plan: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
Dlma: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Dest: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
Response: Success
Message: Campaign created successfully
Event: OutCampaignCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: a438f08f-96a0-4a72-b55d-cb6a74fd91a1
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Status: 0
Plan: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
Dlma: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Dest: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
ScMode: 0
ScTimeStart: <unknown>
ScTimeEnd: <unknown>
ScDateStart: <unknown>
ScDateEnd: <unknown>
ScDateList: <unknown>
ScDateListExcept: <unknown>
ScDayList: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:13:09.876226960Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutCampaignUpdate
Uuid: a438f08f-96a0-4a72-b55d-cb6a74fd91a1
Status: 1
Response: Success
Message: Campaign updated successfully
Event: OutCampaignUpdate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: a438f08f-96a0-4a72-b55d-cb6a74fd91a1
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Status: 11
Plan: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
Dlma: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Dest: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
ScMode: 0
ScTimeStart: <unknown>
ScTimeEnd: <unknown>
ScDateStart: <unknown>
ScDateEnd: <unknown>
ScDateList: <unknown>
ScDateListExcept: <unknown>
ScDayList: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:13:09.876226960Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: 2016-11-15T03:00:10.125931679Z
Event: OutCampaignUpdate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: a438f08f-96a0-4a72-b55d-cb6a74fd91a1
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Status: 1
Plan: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
Dlma: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
Dest: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
ScMode: 0
ScTimeStart: <unknown>
ScTimeEnd: <unknown>
ScDateStart: <unknown>
ScDateEnd: <unknown>
ScDateList: <unknown>
ScDateListExcept: <unknown>
ScDayList: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T02:13:09.876226960Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: 2016-11-15T03:00:12.181524802Z
Event: OutDialingCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: d070a649-a8e0-43f1-9cf6-671cb4046016
Status: 0
CampUuid: a438f08f-96a0-4a72-b55d-cb6a74fd91a1
PlanUuid: f9866959-9cf5-49fb-aee0-878bfc7bd71f
DlmaUuid: 5d56b51d-dc4d-4ec9-9e82-88e8dc3737c1
DestUuid: a1c8d1f5-c68f-4a01-8d93-5d110ea654de
DlListUuid: 8e02be1f-cf5e-424e-8d00-001b2f9935aa
DialIndex: 1
DialAddr: 300
DialChannel: sip/300
DialTryCnt: 1
DialTimeout: 30000
DialType: 1
DialExten: <unknown>
DialContext: <unknown>
DialApplication: park
DialData:
Variable: <unknown>
ChannelName: <unknown>
ResDial: 0
ResHangup: 0
ResHangupDetail: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:00:12.580796983Z
TmUpdate: <unknown>
TmDelete: <unknown>
Dial to the customer. After the customer answered call, the call will be distributed to the waiting agents.
Add the queue info to the /etc/asterisk/queues.conf
Assume that we have a below queue info.
[sales_1]
musicclass = default
strategy = ringall
joinempty = yes
Add the all agents to the queue.
pluto*CLI> queue add member sip/agent-01 to sales_1
Added interface 'sip/agent-01' to queue 'sales_1'
pluto*CLI> queue add member sip/agent-02 to sales_1
Added interface 'sip/agent-02' to queue 'sales_1'
pluto*CLI> queue add member sip/agent-03 to sales_1
Added interface 'sip/agent-03' to queue 'sales_1'
Action: OutPlanCreate
Name: queue distribute plan
Detail: simple queue distbute plan
DialMode: 1
TechName: sip/
Response: Success
Message: Plan created successfully
Event: OutPlanCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 947da8c6-88a1-4da2-a804-e4570e92fba5
Name: queue distribute plan
Detail: simple queue distbute plan
DialMode: 1
DialTimeout: 30000
CallerId: <unknown>
DlEndHandle: 1
RetryDelay: 60
TrunkName: <unknown>
TechName: sip/
Variable: <unknown>
MaxRetryCnt1: 5
MaxRetryCnt2: 5
MaxRetryCnt3: 5
MaxRetryCnt4: 5
MaxRetryCnt5: 5
MaxRetryCnt6: 5
MaxRetryCnt7: 5
MaxRetryCnt8: 5
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:16:23.265536071Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDestinationCreate
Name: destination test
Detail: test destination
Type: 1
Application: queue
Data: sales_1
Response: Success
Message: Destination created successfully
Event: OutDestinationCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 45122654-5633-4af0-a739-e32eddfbd2ae
Name: destination test
Detail: test destination
Type: 1
Exten: <unknown>
Context: <unknown>
Priority: <unknown>
Variable: <unknown>
Application: queue
Data: sales_1
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:17:11.997148863Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Create Dlma
Action: OutDlmaCreate
Name: DialListMaster queue distribute
Detail: Test Dlma description
Response: Success
Message: Dlma created successfully
Event: OutDlmaCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: bd62639a-3cbb-4fb5-9a2b-e5cdf0c336d0
Name: DialListMaster queue distribute
Detail: Test Dlma description
DlTable: bd62639a_3cbb_4fb5_9a2b_e5cdf0c336d0
Variable: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:17:46.927966757Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Create dial list(dl)
Action: OutDlListCreate
DlmaUuid: bd62639a-3cbb-4fb5-9a2b-e5cdf0c336d0
Name: client 01
Detail: Dial to client 01
Number1: 300
Response: Success
Message: Dl list created successfully
Create campaign.

Action: OutCampaignUpdate
Uuid: 665a54d8-f672-48bd-8f05-1163e6b4dc7f
Status: 1
Response: Success
Message: Campaign updated successfully
Event: OutCampaignUpdate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 665a54d8-f672-48bd-8f05-1163e6b4dc7f
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Status: 11
Plan: 947da8c6-88a1-4da2-a804-e4570e92fba5
Dlma: bd62639a-3cbb-4fb5-9a2b-e5cdf0c336d0
Dest: 45122654-5633-4af0-a739-e32eddfbd2ae
ScMode: 0
ScTimeStart: <unknown>
ScTimeEnd: <unknown>
ScDateStart: <unknown>
ScDateEnd: <unknown>
ScDateList: <unknown>
ScDateListExcept: <unknown>
ScDayList: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:20:00.77987326Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: 2016-11-15T03:20:47.283063453Z
Event: OutCampaignUpdate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 665a54d8-f672-48bd-8f05-1163e6b4dc7f
Name: Sales campaign
Detail: test campaign
Status: 1
Plan: 947da8c6-88a1-4da2-a804-e4570e92fba5
Dlma: bd62639a-3cbb-4fb5-9a2b-e5cdf0c336d0
Dest: 45122654-5633-4af0-a739-e32eddfbd2ae
ScMode: 0
ScTimeStart: <unknown>
ScTimeEnd: <unknown>
ScDateStart: <unknown>
ScDateEnd: <unknown>
ScDateList: <unknown>
ScDateListExcept: <unknown>
ScDayList: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-11-15T03:20:00.77987326Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: 2016-11-15T03:20:48.181543776Z
tail -n 1 /var/lib/asterisk/astout.result
{
"camp_uuid": "665a54d8-f672-48bd-8f05-1163e6b4dc7f",
"channel_name": "SIP/300-00000004",
"channelid": "ff31ef95-30ed-4713-9ae8-0b009b745183",
"dest_uuid": "45122654-5633-4af0-a739-e32eddfbd2ae",
"dest_variables": "",
"dial_addr": "300",
"dial_application": "queue",
"dial_channel": "sip/300",
"dial_data": "sales_1",
"dial_index": 1,
"dial_timeout": 30000,
"dial_trycnt": 1,
"dial_type": 1,
"dialing_uuid": "ff31ef95-30ed-4713-9ae8-0b009b745183",
"dl_list_uuid": "0686b654-16c0-4d1e-bdba-4a295c0d3434",
"dl_variables": "",
"dlma_uuid": "bd62639a-3cbb-4fb5-9a2b-e5cdf0c336d0",
"otherchannelid": "07954c96-9b3a-445c-a6d6-cd34b09af83e",
"plan_uuid": "947da8c6-88a1-4da2-a804-e4570e92fba5",
"plan_variables": "",
"res_dial": 4,
"res_hangup": 16,
"res_hangup_detail": "Normal Clearing",
"tm_dial_begin": "2016-11-15T04:32:24.360896466Z",
"tm_dial_end": "2016-11-15T04:32:27.686378516Z",
"tm_dialing": "2016-11-15T04:32:20.791410475Z",
"tm_hangup": "2016-11-15T04:32:33.257211878Z",
"uuid": "0686b654-16c0-4d1e-bdba-4a295c0d3434",
"variables": "{}"
}
Dial to the customer. After the customer answered call, the recorded message will be played.
Set application Playback with data.
Dial to the customer. If the customer answered call, the call will be transferred to the designated dialplan.
/etc/asterisk/extension.conf
;
; ANI context: use in the same way as "time" above
;
[ani]
exten => _X.,40000(ani),NoOp(ANI: ${EXTEN})
exten => _X.,n,Wait(0.25)
exten => _X.,n,Answer()
exten => _X.,n,Playback(vm-from)
exten => _X.,n,SayDigits(${CALLERID(ani)})
exten => _X.,n,Wait(1.25)
exten => _X.,n,SayDigits(${CALLERID(ani)}) ; playback again in case of missed digit
exten => _X.,n,Return()
Set dialplan context, extension.
Action: OutPlanCreate
Name: test plan
Detail: extension test plan
DialMode: 1
TechName: sip/
Response: Success
Message: Plan created successfully
Event: OutPlanCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808
Name: test plan
Detail: extension test plan
DialMode: 1
DialTimeout: 30000
CallerId: <unknown>
DlEndHandle: 1
RetryDelay: 60
TrunkName: <unknown>
TechName: sip/
MaxRetryCnt1: 5
MaxRetryCnt2: 5
MaxRetryCnt3: 5
MaxRetryCnt4: 5
MaxRetryCnt5: 5
MaxRetryCnt6: 5
MaxRetryCnt7: 5
MaxRetryCnt8: 5
TmCreate: 2016-10-25T21:31:02.316412156Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDestinationCreate
Name: test destination
Detail: extension test destination
Type: 0
Exten: 10
Context: ani
Priority: 40000
Response: Success
Message: Destination created successfully
Event: OutDestinationCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: 7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9
Name: test destination
Detail: extension test destination
Type: 0
Exten: 10
Context: ani
Priority: 40000
Variable: <unknown>
Application: <unknown>
Data: <unknown>
TmCreate: 2016-10-25T21:32:46.433808884Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDlmaCreate
Name: DialListMaster_Sales
Detail: extension Test Dlma description
Response: Success
Message: Dlma created successfully
Event: OutDlmaCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0
Name: DialListMaster_Sales
Detail: extension Test Dlma description
DlTable: b0185b80_444a_4def_be23_111f89d444d0
TmCreate: 2016-10-25T21:31:49.411809915Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutDlListCreate
DlmaUuid: b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0
Name: client 01
Detail: Dial to client 01
Number1: 300
Response: Success
Message: Dl list created successfully
Action: OutCampaignCreate
Name: test campaign
Detail: extension test campaign
Plan: 5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808
Dlma: b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0
Dest: 7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9
Response: Success
Message: Campaign created successfully
Event: OutCampaignCreate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: c8cc2b6f-178e-4118-9c0c-b662811eeba6
Name: test campaign
Detail: extension test campaign
Status: 0
Plan: 5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808
Dlma: b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0
Dest: 7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9
TmCreate: 2016-10-25T21:33:48.41309734Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: <unknown>
Action: OutCampaignUpdate
Uuid: c8cc2b6f-178e-4118-9c0c-b662811eeba6
Status: 1
Response: Success
Message: Campaign updated successfully
Event: OutCampaignUpdate
Privilege: message,all
Uuid: c8cc2b6f-178e-4118-9c0c-b662811eeba6
Name: test campaign
Detail: extension test campaign
Status: 1
Plan: 5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808
Dlma: b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0
Dest: 7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9
TmCreate: 2016-10-25T21:33:48.41309734Z
TmDelete: <unknown>
TmUpdate: 2016-10-25T21:35:10.24364534Z
{
"dialing_uuid": "ed927e7e-6e59-467b-8cb8-0c44da80fa34",
"dial_exten": "10",
"info_dlma": {
"name": "DialListMaster_Sales",
"uuid": "b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0",
"detail": "extension Test Dlma description",
"dl_table": "b0185b80_444a_4def_be23_111f89d444d0",
"tm_update": null,
"in_use": 1,
"tm_delete": null,
"tm_create": "2016-10-25T21:31:49.411809915Z"
},
"info_plan": {
"name": "test plan",
"trunk_name": null,
"uuid": "5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808",
"retry_delay": 60,
"codecs": null,
"detail": "extension test plan",
"max_retry_cnt_6": 5,
"in_use": 1,
"dial_timeout": 30000,
"uui_field": null,
"max_retry_cnt_7": 5,
"max_retry_cnt_3": 5,
"dial_mode": 1,
"service_level": 0,
"caller_id": null,
"max_retry_cnt_4": 5,
"dl_end_handle": 1,
"tech_name": "sip/",
"early_media": null,
"max_retry_cnt_5": 5,
"max_retry_cnt_1": 5,
"max_retry_cnt_2": 5,
"max_retry_cnt_8": 5,
"tm_create": "2016-10-25T21:31:02.316412156Z",
"tm_delete": null,
"tm_update": null
},
"dial_timeout": 30000,
"res_hangup": 16,
"camp_uuid": "c8cc2b6f-178e-4118-9c0c-b662811eeba6",
"info_dest": {
"name": "test destination",
"priority": "40000",
"uuid": "7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9",
"detail": "extension test destination",
"exten": "10",
"tm_update": null,
"data": null,
"in_use": 1,
"application": null,
"variables": null,
"type": 0,
"context": "ani",
"tm_create": "2016-10-25T21:32:46.433808884Z",
"tm_delete": null
},
"dlma_uuid": "b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0",
"dial_type": 0,
"dial_addr": "300",
"dial_priority": "40000",
"plan_uuid": "5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808",
"dial_context": "ani",
"dest_uuid": "7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9",
"dl_list_uuid": "a9b2efb4-9f2e-4728-8b1b-06d9928af157",
"res_dial": 4,
"info_camp": {
"name": "test campaign",
"status": 1,
"uuid": "c8cc2b6f-178e-4118-9c0c-b662811eeba6",
"detail": "extension test campaign",
"in_use": 1,
"dlma": "b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0",
"next_campaign": null,
"tm_delete": null,
"plan": "5b38a18f-ff18-4cb0-97fd-8450f2f77808",
"dest": "7b55762b-c860-46cc-a366-6bf3df46b2f9",
"tm_create": "2016-10-25T21:33:48.41309734Z",
"tm_update": "2016-10-25T21:35:10.24364534Z"
},
"info_dl_list": {
"res_hangup_detail": null,
"name": "client 01",
"status": 0,
"number_4": null,
"uuid": "a9b2efb4-9f2e-4728-8b1b-06d9928af157",
"dlma_uuid": "b0185b80-444a-4def-be23-111f89d444d0",
"in_use": 1,
"dialing_plan_uuid": null,
"detail": "Dial to client 01",
"tm_delete": null,
"dialing_camp_uuid": null,
"ukey": null,
"res_dial_detail": null,
"tm_last_dial": null,
"trycnt_4": 0,
"tm_last_hangup": null,
"resv_target": null,
"dialing_uuid": null,
"udata": null,
"number_1": "300",
"number_2": null,
"trycnt_8": 0,
"trycnt_7": 0,
"number_3": null,
"number_5": null,
"number_6": null,
"number_7": null,
"trycnt_2": 0,
"number_8": null,
"trycnt_1": 0,
"email": null,
"trycnt_3": 0,
"trycnt_5": 0,
"tm_create": "2016-10-25T21:32:23.177900592Z",
"trycnt_6": 0,
"res_dial": 0,
"res_hangup": 0,
"tm_update": null,
"trycnt": 0
},
"tm_hangup": "2016-10-25T21:35:16.591497163Z",
"info_dial": {
"dial_timeout": 30000,
"dial_exten": "10",
"dial_priority": "40000",
"dial_context": "ani",
"dial_addr": "300",
"dial_index": 1,
"dial_type": 0,
"dial_trycnt": 1,
"uuid": "a9b2efb4-9f2e-4728-8b1b-06d9928af157",
"dial_channel": "sip/300",
"channelid": "ed927e7e-6e59-467b-8cb8-0c44da80fa34",
"otherchannelid": "0792c7fe-5fb4-4826-9938-306e43bce448"
},
"dial_index": 1,
"dial_trycnt": 1,
"uuid": "a9b2efb4-9f2e-4728-8b1b-06d9928af157",
"dial_channel": "sip/300",
"channelid": "ed927e7e-6e59-467b-8cb8-0c44da80fa34",
"tm_dial_end": "2016-10-25T21:35:14.333766501Z",
"info_events": [],
"otherchannelid": "0792c7fe-5fb4-4826-9938-306e43bce448",
"tm_dialing": "2016-10-25T21:35:10.462824521Z",
"channel_name": "SIP/300-00000000",
"res_hangup_detail": "Normal Clearing"
}
Dial to the customer. If the customer answered call, the call will be transferred to the designated dialplan.
Then check the who is answered it(Human/Machine).
Set dialplan context, extension. AMD() application.


Shirley Jackson
Author and Novelist, 1916-1965
In recognition of the legacy of Shirley Jackson's writing, the annual
Shirley Jackson Awards have been established for "outstanding
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Staggering scale of zero hour contracts across UK exposed - find out how your area rates
Our investigation reveals the grim daily reality of life working in the gig economy, the subject of Ken Loach's new film 'Sorry We Missed You'
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Tools for organizations
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Register your deliveries
Learn how to sign up your organization
Ethio-COVID Care Package Tracker
Create Collection Point
Form
Collection Point Name
Organization
Get GPS Position
Organization PIN
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Name
PIN Code
Contact Name
Contact Phone
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Studio Feature Comparison
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The 57th uniform polyhedron is the Great stellated dodecahedron; it has Wythoff symbol 3|2 5/2. Its dual is the great icosahedron. The pattern of polygons round each vertex is (5/2,5/2,5/2); its symmetry group is the icosahedral group A5.
It has:
Euler characteristic: 2
Density: 7
Number of vertices: 20
Number of edges: 30
Number of faces: 12 (=125/2).
Note: a polygon a/b means a shape made by taking a points and joining every bth of them; for instance 5/2 means a five-pointed star made by taking five points and joining every second point.


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Game
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King
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LittlePawn
Location
MovementBuilder
MovementType
PawnDragEvent
Queen
Rook
TakePlaceHandler
Team


{% from 'macros.html' import include_md %}
{% extends "base.html" %}
{% block head %}
{% endblock %}
{% block title %}Tutorial{% endblock %}
{% block content %}
[[ include_md('tutorial/README.md') ]]
Generic UI Elements
{% filter markdown %}
Below are the _slider_ and _button_ as generic UI elements as demonstrated in
the first part of the tutorial. They are layouted using the grid systems of
[Twitter Bootstrap 3](http://getbootstrap.com/css/#grid).
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Matplotlib, Basic d3.js and a d3.js Plot
{% filter markdown %}
This part shows the output of the _Matplotlib_ (left) and the
_Basic d3.js_ (right) part of the tutorial. The output is generated
when you click _Run_ above.
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THE PEACEMAKER
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 5.5 Alternative Scale: ** out of ****
United States, 1997 U.S. Release Date: 9/26/97 (wide) Running Length: 2:03 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Cast: George Clooney, Nicole Kidman, Marcel Iures, Gary Werntz, Holt McCallany, Alexander Baluev, Rene Medvesek, Michael Boatman, Armin Mueller-Stahl Director: Mimi Leder Producer: Branko Lustig and Walter Parkes Screenplay: Michael Schiffer Cinematography: Dietrich Lohmann Music: Hans Zimmer U.S. Distributor: Dreamworks SKG
When the collaboration of Steven Spielberg, Jeffrey Katzenberg, and David Geffen on a new production company was first announced, it became the talk of the entertainment world. Soon, deals were being signed, contracts inked, and films placed into pre-production. Now, more than two years later, Dreamworks SKG is ready to release its first motion picture. Much is riding on the pairing of George Clooney and Nicole Kidman in THE PEACEMAKER, a marginal thriller that isn't likely to electrify the early Autumn box office.
What we have here is basically one very long chase movie. THE PEACEMAKER probably would have been a great deal more successful had the script been tightened and the running time trimmed. It's difficult for anyone to sustain tension and excitement for over two hours, and the task proves too difficult for first-time feature director Mimi Leder. The film contains its share of high octane moments (including a car chase through the streets of Vienna that turns into a combination of high-speed bumper cars and chicken), but there are too many times when the proceedings drag. By the time THE PEACEMAKER reaches its long- overdue climax in the streets of New York, we just want things to wrap up.
THE PEACEMAKER has the globe-trotting approach of a James Bond film, although no one is going to mistake the straightforward, sometimes-crass approach of George Clooney's Colonel Thomas Devoe for the suave style of 007. Nevertheless, Leder keeps the film moving from place-to-place, taking in such sites as Sarajevo, the Ural Mountains, Vienna, Turkey, and, of course, the United States. The paper-thin plot has high-ranking assistant-to-the-President Dr. Julia Kelly (Nicole Kidman) and Devoe on the trail of a group of Russian terrorists who have stolen nine nuclear warheads and appear willing to sell them to the highest bidder (the price tag is somewhere around $200 million). The most dangerous potential buyer is a Serb/Croat (he identifies himself as both) named Duson (Marcel Iures), who blames the West for the slaughter in his country and wants to use a bomb to exact payment in blood. For most of the film, Kelly and Devoe are running around trying to stop someone from blowing up one of the weapons.
Nicole Kidman has a pretty thankless job here. She's supposed to be playing a tough, intelligent, aggressive go-getter, but she spends most of her time in the background while George Clooney mugs for the camera or engages in heroics. Clooney's a pleasant enough actor, and he fares much better here than in BATMAN AND ROBIN, but it seems to me that he's more suited to lighter material than this. ONE FINE DAY wasn't a great movie, but it contained Clooney's best feature performance to date. As an action star, Clooney isn't likely to challenge the likes of Schwarzenegger or Connery (then again, he can act circles around Steven Seagal -- but so can just about anyone).
THE PEACEMAKER is a very violent film, with the gore (but not the artistry) of something by Tarantino or Scorsese. There are numerous closeups of bloody, shot-up corpses. Plus, thrown in for good measure, there's a train wreck, a missile attack on a helicopter, and a nuclear explosion. The body count in this film is easily among the highest of the year, but there's a surprising lack of creativity in the way people die. Those that don't get blown up end up with a bullet in their head.
The script lets us down significantly on at least two occasions. In the first place, a great deal is made about the potential ramifications of a certain "international incident" that takes place midway through the film. However, immediately after the action takes place, the entire matter is dropped. I for one would have liked to have seen at least some of the political fallout from this event. Secondly, attempts to humanize the villain are ill-advised. There's not enough here to make him a sympathetic individual; as a result, most of these scenes come across as filler. In movies like this, it's usually best to have the bad guy be a megalomaniac rather than a figure who could have walked out of one of Shakespeare's tragedies.
THE PEACEMAKER isn't much better or worse than the average James Bond movie, except, of course, that it doesn't have the cars, the gadgets, the girls, or Bond himself. There's a certain appeal to the premise, but the execution is uneven. The movie is likely to keep an audience's attention, but it's the kind of film that is quickly forgotten. As the debut feature of a new production company, it isn't likely to be an unmitigated failure, but neither will it prove to be a stunning financial success. Despite all the bullets, bodies, and bangs, Dreamworks is not off to a flying start.
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The 2008 Volkswagen R32 was a limited production vehicle based on the MK5 Golf platform. The R32 shares a lot of similarities with it's siblings when it comes to comfort and entertainment. At a glance this looks like a regular Golf or GTI but all the differences are under the hood and chassis. Production was limited for the R32 to just 5000 in the USA. Other countries also had limited production and seemingly unique to the USA is a 4-door version was never produced.
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