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Varkala additionally is novel as an imperative traveler of the Hindus and the shoreline called Papanasham which converts into was away your wrongdoings should be the best place to take a gander at the nightfall. The long extraordinary ocean side spots, astonishing resorts, natural air and so forth draws in the visitors to Varkala, who wish to have a less swarmed shoreline get-away than that in close by Kovalam.
Perched almost perilously along the edge of 15m-high red laterite cliffs, the North Cliff part of Varkala has a naturally beautiful setting that has steadily grown into Kerala's most popular backpacker hang-out. A small strand of beach nuzzles Varkala’s cliff edge, where restaurants play innocuous world music and stalls sell T-shirts, baggy trousers and silver jewellery. It's touristy and the sales pitch can be tiring, but Varkala is still a great place to watch the days slowly turn into weeks, and it's not hard to escape the crowds further north or south where the beaches are cleaner and quieter.


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Execution of code can be accomplished by a variety of means ranging from direct interpretation of a form representing a program to invocation of compiled code produced by a compiler.
Evaluation is the process by which a program is executed in Common Lisp. The mechanism of evaluation is manifested both implicitly through the effect of the Lisp read-eval-print loop, and explicitly through the presence of the functions eval, compile, compile-file, and load. Any of these facilities might share the same execution strategy, or each might use a different one.
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Evaluation can be understood in terms of a model in which an interpreter recursively traverses a form performing each step of the computation as it goes. This model, which describes the semantics of Common Lisp programs, is described in The Evaluation Model.
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Introduction
I was recently tasked with extracting a list of products sold on hotel supply websites. A recurring pattern I noticed in these various sites was they were mostly made using website building services, the most prevalent being Squarespace. This streamlined my job as it meant that the construction of the varying sites would be very similar, so if I wanted to write a web scraping tool in Python to extract all the products they sell I could use the same code with minimal changes. For this example I’ll be using the website https://www.truenorthdistributors.com/ .
TL;DR you can find the code on my github here
The Code
The starting point of course was first getting the links for all products. There are already many examples of this online so I just used this guide, and wrote all the links to a csv file. Now you’ll have a list of ALL webpages of your desired website, which will likely include non-product links as well. Narrowing this down to just product pages is pretty simple, just find a common phrase in only the product links and filter by that. In the case of True North they have a common link for all products depending on the category it’s in (e.g. /hotel-supplies/ or /hospitality-supplies).
Now we have a csv file with the links to all products we can get going. Using the help of another guide I produced the code you’ll find below:
import requests
from bs4 import BeautifulSoup
import pandas
import sys
file = pandas.read_csv('[Insert links csv file path]')
link_list = file['Link'].tolist()
master_l = []
master_p = []
master_d = []
for index, links in enumerate(link_list):
product_list = []
description_list = []
URL = links
page = requests.get(URL)
soup = BeautifulSoup(page.content, 'html.parser')
results = soup.find(id='content')
if results is None:
continue
job_elems = results.find_all('div', class_='sqs-block html-block sqs-block-html')
for num, job_elem in enumerate(job_elems):
list = []
title = job_elem.find('h2')
description = job_elem.find_all('p', class_='')
if title is None:
continue
product_list.insert(num, title.get_text())
for i, x in enumerate(description):
if description[i] is None:
continue
list.insert(i, description[i].text)
des_output = ', '.join(list)
description_list.insert(num, des_output)
master_p.extend(product_list)
master_d.extend(description_list)
for count in range(len(product_list)):
master_l.append(links)
dictionary = {'Link': master_l, 'Product': master_p, 'Description': master_d}
df = pandas.DataFrame(dictionary)
df.to_csv('[Insert csv file path]')
This will leave you with a csv file containing all product names, descriptions, and its respective link. Depending on the website you run this on, you will need to inspect the HTML of one of the product webpages and change the Beautiful Soup functions filters to make sure you catch the information you need.


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| Stat_ID | Name | Comment |
| 1 | Rushing Yards - Minus | Used in addition to the other Rushing stats so that total minus rushing yards can be calculated. This stat is not in use at this time. |
| 2 | Punt Blocked (Offense) | Punt was blocked. A blocked punt is a punt that is touched behind the line of scrimmage, and is recovered, or goes out of bounds, behind the line of scrimmage. If the impetus of the punt takes it beyond the line of scrimmage, it is not a "blocked punt. |
| 3 | 1st Down Rushing | A first down or TD occurred due to a rush. |
| 4 | 1st Down Passing | A first down or TD occurred due to a pass. |
| 5 | 1st Down Penalty | A first down or TD occurred
due to a penalty. A play can have a first down from a pass or rush and from a penalty. |
| 6 | 3rd Down Attempt Converted | 3rd down play resulted in a first down or touchdown. |
| 7 | 3rd Down Attempt Failed | 3rd down play did NOT result in a first down or touchdown. |
| 8 | 4th Down Attempt Converted | 4th down play resulted in a first down or touchdown |
| 9 | 4th Down Attempt Failed | 4th down play did NOT result in a first down or touchdown. |
| 10 | Rushing Yards | Rushing yards and credit for a rushing attempt. |
| 11 | Rushing Yards, TD | Rushing yards and credit for a rushing attempt where the result of the play was a touchdown. |
| 12 | Rushing Yards, No Rush | Rushing yards with NO rushing attempt. This will occur when the initial runner laterals to a second runner, and the second runner possesses the lateral beyond the line of scrimmage. Both players get rushing yards, but only the 1st player gets a rushing |
| 13 | Rushing Yards, TD, No Rush | Rushing yards and NO rushing attempt, where the result of the play was a touchdown. |
| 14 | Pass Incomplete | Pass attempt, incomplete. |
| 15 | Passing Yards | Passing yards and a pass attempt completed. |
| 16 | Passing Yards, TD | Passing yards and a pass attempt completed that resulted in a touchdown. |
| 17 | Passing Yards, No Pass | In SuperStat, this code was used when the initial pass receiver lateraled to a teammate. It was later combined with the "Passing Yards" code to determine the passer's (quaterback's) total passing yardage on the play. This stat is not in use at this time. |
| 18 | Passing Yards, TD, No Pass | Passing yards, no pass attempt, with a result of touchdown. This stat is not in use at this time. |
| 19 | Interception (by Passer) | Pass attempt that resulted in an interception. |
| 20 | Sack Yards (Offense) | Number of yards lost on a pass play that resulted in a sack. |
| 21 | Pass Reception Yards | Pass reception and yards. |
| 22 | Pass Reception Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 23 | Pass Reception Yards, No Reception | Pass reception yards, no pass reception. This will occur when the pass receiver laterals to a teammate. The teammate gets pass reception yards, but no credit for a pass reception. |
| 24 | Pass Reception Yards, TD, No Reception | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 25 | Interception Yards | Interception and return yards. |
| 26 | Interception Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 27 | Interception Yards, No Interception | Interception yards, with NO credit for an interception. This will occur when the player who intercepted the pass laterals to a teammate. The teammate gets interception return yards, but no credit for a pass interception. |
| 28 | Interception Yards, TD, No Interception | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 29 | Punting Yards | Punt and length of the
punt. This stat is not used if - the punt results in a touchback; or - the punt is received in the endzone, and run out.; or - the punt is blocked This stat is used exclusively of the PU_EZ, PU_TB, and PU_BK stats. |
| 30 | Punt Inside 20 | This stat is recorded when the punt RETURN ended inside the opponents 20 yard line. This is not counted as a punt or towards punting yards. This stat is used solely to calculate "inside 20" stats. This stat is used in addition to either a PU or PU_EZ st |
| 31 | Punt Into End Zone | SuperStat records this stat
when the punt is received in the end-zone, and then run out of the
end-zone. If the play ends in the
end-zone for a touchback, the stat is not recorded. This stat is used exclusively of the PU, PU_TB, and PU_BK stats. |
| 32 | Punt With Touchback | Punt and length of the punt
when the play results in a touchback. This stat is used exclusively of the PU, PU_EZ, and PU_BK stats. |
| 33 | Punt Return Yards | Punt return and yards. |
| 34 | Punt Return Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 35 | Punt Return Yards, No Return | Punt return yards with no credit for a punt return. This will occur when the player who received the punt laterals to a teammate. The teammate gets punt return yards, but no credit for a return. |
| 36 | Punt Return Yards, TD, No Return | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 37 | Punt Out Of Bounds | Punt went out of bounds, no return on the play. |
| 38 | Punt Downed (No Return) | Punt was downed by kicking
team, no return on the play. The Player column of this stat will always be NULL. |
| 39 | Punt - Fair Catch | Punt resulted in a fair catch. |
| 40 | Punt - Touchback (No Return) | Punt resulted in a touchback. This is the receiving teams version of code 1504/28 above. Both are needed for stat calculations, especially in season cumulative analysis. |
| 41 | Kickoff Yards | Kickoff and length of kick. |
| 42 | Kickoff Inside 20 | Kickoff and length of kick, where return ended inside the opponents 20 yard line. This is not counted as a kick or towards kicking yards. This code is used solely to calculate "inside 20" stats. Used in addition to a 1701 code. |
| 43 | Kickoff Into End Zone | SuperStat records this stat
when the kickoff is received in the end-zone, and then run out of the
end-zone. If the play ends in the
end-zone for a touchback, the stat is not recorded. COMPARE TO Punt Into End Zone. |
| 44 | Kickoff With Touchback | Kickoff resulted in a touchback |
| 45 | Kickoff Return Yards | Kickoff return and yards. |
| 46 | Kickoff Return Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 47 | Kickoff Return Yards, No Return | Kickoff yards with no return. This will occur when the player who is credited with the return laterals to a teammate. The teammate gets kickoff return yards, but no credit for a kickoff return. |
| 48 | Kickoff Return Yards, TD, No Return | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 49 | Kickoff Out Of Bounds | Kicked ball went out of bounds. |
| 50 | Kickoff - Fair Catch | Kick resulted in a fair catch (no return). |
| 51 | Kickoff - Touchback | Kick resulted in a touchback. A touchback implies that there is no return. |
| 52 | Fumble - Forced | Player fumbled the ball, fumble was not forced by another player. |
| 53 | Fumble - Not Forced | Player fumbled the ball, fumble was forced by another player. |
| 54 | Fumble - Out Of Bounds | Player fumbled the ball, and the ball went out of bounds. |
| 55 | Own Recovery Yards | Yardage gained/lost by a player after he recovered a fumble by his own team. |
| 56 | Own Recovery Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 57 | Own Recovery Yards, No Recovery | If a player recovered a fumble by his own team, then lateraled to a teammate, the yardage gained/lost by the teammate would be recorded with this stat. |
| 58 | Own Recovery Yards, TD, No Recovery | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 59 | Opponent Recovery Yards | Yardage gained/lost by a player after he recovered a fumble by the opposing team. |
| 60 | Opponent Recovery Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 61 | Opponent Recovery Yards, No Recovery | If a player recovered a fumble by the opposing team, then lateraled to a teammate, the yardage gained/lost by the teammate would be recorded with this stat. |
| 62 | Opponent Recovery Yards, TD, No Recovery | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 63 | Miscellaneous Yards | This is sort of a catch-all for yardage that doesn't fall into any other category. According to Elias, It does not include loose ball yardage. Examples are yardage on missed field goal, blocked punt. This stat is not used to "balance the books." No s |
| 64 | Miscellaneous Yards, TD | Same as previous, except when the play results in a touchdown. |
| 68 | Timeout | Team took a time out. |
| 69 | Field Goal Missed Yards | The length of a missed field goal. |
| 70 | Field Goal Yards | The length of a successful field goal. |
| 71 | Field Goal Blocked (Offense) | The length of an attempted
field goal that was blocked. Unlike a Punt, a field goal is STATISTICALLY blocked even if the ball does go beyond the line of scrimmage. |
| 72 | Extra Point - Good | Extra Point Good. SuperStat uses one code for both successful and unsuccessful extra points. I think it might be better to use 2 codes. |
| 73 | Extra Point - Failed | Extra Point Failed |
| 74 | Extra Point - Blocked | Extra Point Blocked. Exclusive of the extra point failed stat. |
| 75 | 2 Point Rush - Good | Extra Points By Run Good (old version has 0/1 in yards for failed/good) |
| 76 | 2 Point Rush - Failed | |
| 77 | 2 Point Pass - Good | Extra Points By Pass Good (old version has 0/1 in yards for failed/good) |
| 78 | 2 Point Pass - Failed | Extra Point By Pass Failed |
| 79 | Solo Tackle | Tackle with no
assists. Note: There are no official defensive statistics except for sacks. |
| 80 | Assisted Tackle | Tackle with one or more assists. |
| 81 | 1/2 Tackle | Tackle split equally between two players. This stat is not in use at this time. |
| 82 | Tackle Assist | Assist to a tackle. |
| 83 | Sack Yards (Defense) | Unassisted Sack. |
| 84 | 1/2 Sack Yards (Defense) | Sack split equally between two players. |
| 85 | Pass Defensed | Incomplete pass was due primarily to the players action. |
| 86 | Punt Blocked (Defense) | Player blocked a punt. |
| 87 | Extra Point Blocked (Defense) | Player blocked the extra point. |
| 88 | Field Goal Blocked (Defense) | |
| 89 | Safety (Defense) | Tackle that resulted in a safety. This is in addition to a tackle. |
| 90 | 1/2 Safety (Defense) | This stat was used by SuperStat when a 1/2 Tackle resulted in a safety. This stat is not in use at this time. |
| 91 | Forced Fumble (Defense) | Player forced a fumble. |
| 93 | Penalty | |
| 95 | Tackled for a Loss | Tackled for a Loss (TFL) is
an OFFENSIVE stat. A team is charged with a TFL if its rush ends behind the line of scrimmage, and at least one defensive player is credited with ending the rush with a tackle, or tackle assist. The stat will contain yardage |
| 96 | Extra Point - Safety | If there is a fumble on an extra point attempt, and the loose ball goes into the endzone from impetus provided by the defensive team, and becomes dead in the endzone, the offense is awarded 1 point. |
| 99 | 2 Point Rush - Safety | See Extra Point by Safety. |
| 100 | 2 Point Pass - Safety | See Extra Point by Safety. |
| 102 | Kickoff - Kick Downed | SuperStat didn't have this
code. A kickoff is "downed" when touched by an offensive player within the 10 yard free zone, and the ball is awarded to the receivers at the sopt of the touch. |
| 103 | Sack Yards (Offense), No Sack | This stat will be used when the Passer fumbles, then recovers, then laterals. The receiver of the lateral gets sack yardage but no sack. |
| 104 | 2 Point Pass Reception - Good | |
| 105 | 2 Point Pass Reception - Failed | |
| 106 | Fumble - Lost | |
| 107 | Own Kickoff Recovery | Direct recovery of own kickoff, whether or not the kickoff is onside. |
| 108 | Own Kickoff Recovery, TD | Direct recovery in end zone of own kickoff, whether or not the kickoff is onside. |
| 110 | Quarterback Hit | Player knocked the quarterback to the ground, quarterback was not the ball carrier. Not available for games before 2006 season. |
| 111 | Pass Length, Completion | Length of the pass, not including the yards gained by the receiver after the catch. Unofficial stat. Not available for games before 2006 season. |
| 112 | Pass Length, No Completion | Length of the pass if it would have been a completion. Unofficial stat. Not available for games before 2006 season. |
| 113 | Yardage Gained After the Catch | Yardage from where the ball was caught until the player's action was over. Unofficial stat. Not available for games before 2006 season. |
| 115 | Pass Target | Player was the target of a pass attempt. Unofficial stat. Not available for games before 2009 season. |
| 120 | Tackle for a Loss | Player tackled the runner behind the line of scrimmage. Play must have ended, player must have received a tackle stat, has to be an offensive player tackled. Unofficial stat. Not available for games before 2008 season. |
| 201 | Long Field Goal Yards | (NFL Europe) The length of a successful LONG field goal. |
| 211 | Extra Point - Deuce | (NFL Europe) 2 points scored by defense on extra point(s) attempt. Not used after 2004 season. |
| 212 | 2 Point Rush - Deuce | (NFL Europe) See Extra Point - Deuce. Not used after 2004 season. |
| 213 | 2 Point Pass - Deuce | (NFL Europe) See Extra Point - Deuce. Not used after 2004 season. |
| 301 | Extra Point - Aborted |


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Tidy summarizes information about the components of a model. A model component might be a single term in a regression, a single hypothesis, a cluster, or a class. Exactly what tidy considers to be a model component varies across models but is usually self-evident. If a model has several distinct types of components, you will need to specify which components to return.
## S3 method for class 'smooth.spline' augment(x, data = x$data, ...)
x |
A |
data |
A base::data.frame or |
... |
Additional arguments. Not used. Needed to match generic
signature only. Cautionary note: Misspelled arguments will be
absorbed in |
A tibble::tibble()
with columns:
.fitted |
Fitted or predicted value. |
.resid |
The difference between observed and fitted values. |
augment()
, stats::smooth.spline()
,
stats::predict.smooth.spline()
Other smoothing spline tidiers:
glance.smooth.spline()
spl <- smooth.spline(mtcars$wt, mtcars$mpg, df = 4) augment(spl, mtcars) augment(spl) # calls original columns x and y library(ggplot2) ggplot(augment(spl, mtcars), aes(wt, mpg)) + geom_point() + geom_line(aes(y = .fitted))


Simple notifications can be displayed at the top of the page with a background status color and a message.
The notification bar provides a way to cycle through the notifications and well as a way to clear a notification.
The "X" button on the right side of the notification header clears the current message. The left and right arrows
scroll through the notification messages.
The following API call can be used in a controller to add the notification:
addNotification(status, translation_key);
The message translation key is a defined tag for a localized string, found for each localized language folder in the
"locals" folder.
Status:
The following status strings map to a background color in the notification header.


This example shows how you can use the Simple Tooltip plugin for jQuery to display tooltips when hovering over elements in DOM. Simple, tiny and agile!
This plugin is made by Jonas Arnklint


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Because the Today Show was doing a piece on pranks and wanted Ann Curry to be involved, they got involved and pulled out all the stops. They set up a huge tech control room in a storage area, with seven guys working seven joysticks connected to seven robotic HD cameras. The cameras were hidden throughout the atrium behind tinted glass and in plants.
It's gotta be hard to go back to using cameras hidden in duffel bags after this.


Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.m |
Overview
Returns information about the features that are applicable to different categories,
such as listing durations, shipping term requirements, and Best Offer support.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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categoryID
Specifies the category for which you want to retrieve the feature settings.
property
Specify a CategoryID, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true to return the default site settings, the
overrides for the specified category, plus all the child
categories that have overrides on the features they inherit.
If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true, eBay returns the site
defaults, plus all the settings for the specified category. Child
category information is not returned in this case.
If CategoryID is not specified, eBay returns the feature settings for
the site. To return details on all categories that have overrides on
the properties they inherit, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true. If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true,
eBay returns only the site defaults with no child category information. -
levelLimit
A level of depth in the category hierarchy. Retrieves all category
property
nodes with a CategoryLevel less than or equal to the LevelLimit
value. -
viewAllNodes
You must set DetailLevel to ReturnAll in order to correctly populate the
property
response when you set ViewAllNodes to true. In this case, eBay returns the
site defaults along with all the categories that override the feature
settings they inherit. Here, each Category container shows only the
features that it has overridden from its parent node.
If you also specify a CategoryID, eBay returns the details for that category,
along with containers for each of its child categories that have feature
overrides.
Note that if ViewAllNodes is set to false (the default) and DetailLevel is
set to ReturnAll, eBay returns only the leaf categories that have features
that override the settings they inherit. In this case, the call will not
return leaf categories that do not have overrides. -
featureID
Use this field if you want to know if specific features are enabled at the site
property
or root category level. Multiple FeatureID elements can be
used in the request. If no FeatureID elements are used, the
call retrieves data for all features, as applicable to the other request
parameters. -
allFeaturesForCategory
Use this switch to view all of the feature settings for a specific category.
property
All feature settings are returned, regardless of the site default settings.
This element works in conjunction with CategoryID–refer to the notes for
that element for more details.
If you also set FeatureID, eBay returns the status of the specified
features only, for the specified category.
Properties
allFeaturesForCategory
Use this switch to view all of the feature settings for a specific category.
All feature settings are returned, regardless of the site default settings.
This element works in conjunction with CategoryID–refer to the notes for
that element for more details.
If you also set FeatureID, eBay returns the status of the specified
features only, for the specified category.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *allFeaturesForCategory
Discussion
Use this switch to view all of the feature settings for a specific category.
All feature settings are returned, regardless of the site default settings.
This element works in conjunction with CategoryID–refer to the notes for
that element for more details.
If you also set FeatureID, eBay returns the status of the specified
features only, for the specified category.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h
categoryID
Specifies the category for which you want to retrieve the feature settings.
Specify a CategoryID, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true to return the default site settings, the
overrides for the specified category, plus all the child
categories that have overrides on the features they inherit.
If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true, eBay returns the site
defaults, plus all the settings for the specified category. Child
category information is not returned in this case.
If CategoryID is not specified, eBay returns the feature settings for
the site. To return details on all categories that have overrides on
the properties they inherit, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true. If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true,
eBay returns only the site defaults with no child category information.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *categoryID
Discussion
Specifies the category for which you want to retrieve the feature settings.
Specify a CategoryID, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true to return the default site settings, the
overrides for the specified category, plus all the child
categories that have overrides on the features they inherit.
If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true, eBay returns the site
defaults, plus all the settings for the specified category. Child
category information is not returned in this case.
If CategoryID is not specified, eBay returns the feature settings for
the site. To return details on all categories that have overrides on
the properties they inherit, set DetailLevel to ReturnAll, and set
ViewAllNodes to true. If you also set AllFeaturesForCategory to true,
eBay returns only the site defaults with no child category information.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h
featureID
Use this field if you want to know if specific features are enabled at the site
or root category level. Multiple FeatureID elements can be
used in the request. If no FeatureID elements are used, the
call retrieves data for all features, as applicable to the other request
parameters.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *featureID
Discussion
Use this field if you want to know if specific features are enabled at the site
or root category level. Multiple FeatureID elements can be
used in the request. If no FeatureID elements are used, the
call retrieves data for all features, as applicable to the other request
parameters.
entry type : string constant in Trading_FeatureIDCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h
levelLimit
A level of depth in the category hierarchy. Retrieves all category
nodes with a CategoryLevel less than or equal to the LevelLimit
value.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *levelLimit
Discussion
A level of depth in the category hierarchy. Retrieves all category
nodes with a CategoryLevel less than or equal to the LevelLimit
value.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive int
Declared In
Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h
viewAllNodes
You must set DetailLevel to ReturnAll in order to correctly populate the
response when you set ViewAllNodes to true. In this case, eBay returns the
site defaults along with all the categories that override the feature
settings they inherit. Here, each Category container shows only the
features that it has overridden from its parent node.
If you also specify a CategoryID, eBay returns the details for that category,
along with containers for each of its child categories that have feature
overrides.
Note that if ViewAllNodes is set to false (the default) and DetailLevel is
set to ReturnAll, eBay returns only the leaf categories that have features
that override the settings they inherit. In this case, the call will not
return leaf categories that do not have overrides.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *viewAllNodes
Discussion
You must set DetailLevel to ReturnAll in order to correctly populate the
response when you set ViewAllNodes to true. In this case, eBay returns the
site defaults along with all the categories that override the feature
settings they inherit. Here, each Category container shows only the
features that it has overridden from its parent node.
If you also specify a CategoryID, eBay returns the details for that category,
along with containers for each of its child categories that have feature
overrides.
Note that if ViewAllNodes is set to false (the default) and DetailLevel is
set to ReturnAll, eBay returns only the leaf categories that have features
that override the settings they inherit. In this case, the call will not
return leaf categories that do not have overrides.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_GetCategoryFeaturesRequestType.h


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This is a second version of the "four-bar" mechanism, see figure:
In this case the three revolute joints on the left top-side and the two revolute joints on the right top side have been replaced by the joint UniversalSpherical that is a rod connecting a spherical and a universal joint. This joint is defined by 1 constraint stating that the distance between the two spherical joints is constant. Using this joint in a kinematic loop reduces the sizes of non-linear algebraic equations. For this loop, only one non-linear algebraic system of equations of order 1 remains.
At the UniversalSpherical joint an additional frame_ia fixed to the rod is present where components can be attached to the connecting rod. In this example just a coordinate system is attached to visualize frame_ia (coordinate system on the right in blue color).
Another feature is that the length of the connecting rod can be automatically calculated during initialization. In order to do this, another initialization condition has to be given. In this example, the initial value of the distance of the prismatic joint j2 has been fixed (via the "Initialization" menu) and the rod length of joint "UniversalSpherical" is computed during initialization since parameter computeLength = true is set in the joint parameter menu. The main advantage is that during initialization no non-linear system of equation is solved and therefore initialization always works. To be precise, the following trivial non-linear equation is actually solved for rodLength:
rodLength*rodLength = f(angle of revolute joint, distance of prismatic joint)


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Install Docker Engine - Enterprise on Windows Servers
Estimated reading time: 8 minutesDocker Engine - Enterprise enables native Docker containers on Windows Server. Windows Server 2016 and later versions are supported. The Docker Engine - Enterprise installation package includes everything you need to run Docker on Windows Server. This topic describes pre-install considerations, and how to download and install Docker Engine - Enterprise.
Release notes
System requirements
Windows OS requirements around specific CPU and RAM requirements also need to be met as specified in the Windows Server Requirements. This provides information for specific CPU and memory specs and capabilities (instruction sets like CMPXCHG16b, LAHF/SAHF, and PrefetchW, security: DEP/NX, etc.).
- OS Versions:
- Long Term Service Channel (LTSC) - 2016 and 2019 (Core and GUI)
- Semi-annual Channel (SAC) - 1709, 1803 and 1809
- RAM: 4GB
- Disk space: 32 GB minimum recommendation for Windows. Docker recommends an additional 32 GB of space for base images for ServerCore and NanoServer along with buffer space for workload containers running IIS, SQL Server and .Net apps.
Install Docker Engine - Enterprise
To install the Docker Engine - Enterprise on your hosts, Docker provides a OneGet PowerShell Module.
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Open an elevated PowerShell command prompt, and type the following commands.
Install-Module DockerMsftProvider -Force Install-Package Docker -ProviderName DockerMsftProvider -Force
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Check if a reboot is required, and if yes, restart your instance.
(Install-WindowsFeature Containers).RestartNeeded
If the output of this command is Yes, then restart the server with:
Restart-Computer
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Test your Docker Engine - Enterprise installation by running the
hello-world
container.Windows Server 2019
docker run hello-world:nanoserver
Windows Server 2016
docker run hello-world:nanoserver-sac2016
The container starts, prints the hello message, and then exits.
Unable to find image 'hello-world:nanoserver' locally nanoserver: Pulling from library/hello-world bce2fbc256ea: Pull complete 3ac17e2e6106: Pull complete 8cac44e17f16: Pull complete 5e160e4d8db3: Pull complete Digest: sha256:25eac12ba40f7591969085ab3fb9772e8a4307553c14ea72d0e6f98b2c8ced9d Status: Downloaded newer image for hello-world:nanoserver Hello from Docker! This message shows that your installation appears to be working correctly.
(optional) Make sure you have all required updates
Some advanced Docker features, such as swarm mode, require the fixes included in KB4015217 (or a later cumulative patch).
sconfig
Select option 6) Download and Install Updates
.
FIPS 140-2 cryptographic module support
Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) Publication 140-2 is a United States Federal security requirement for cryptographic modules.
With Docker Engine - Enterprise Basic license for versions 18.09 and later, Docker provides FIPS 140-2 support in Windows Server. This includes a FIPS supported cryptographic module. If the Windows implementation already has FIPS support enabled, FIPS is automatically enabled in the Docker engine.
Note: FIPS 140-2 is only supported in the Docker Engine - Enterprise engine. UCP and DTR currently do not have support for FIPS 140-2.
To enable FIPS 140-2 compliance on a system that is not in FIPS 140-2 mode, execute the following command in PowerShell:
[System.Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("DOCKER_FIPS", "1", "Machine")
FIPS 140-2 mode may also be enabled via the Windows Registry. To update the pertinent registry key, execute the following PowerShell command as an Administrator:
Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\Lsa\FipsAlgorithmPolicy\" -Name "Enabled" -Value "1"
Restart the Docker service by running the following command.
net stop docker
net start docker
To confirm Docker is running with FIPS-140-2 enabled, run the docker info
command:
Labels:
com.docker.security.fips=enabled
Note: If the system has the FIPS-140-2 cryptographic module installed on the operating system, it is possible to disable FIPS-140-2 compliance. To disable FIPS-140-2 in Docker but not the operating system, set the value
"DOCKER_FIPS","0"
in the[System.Environment]
.`
Use a script to install Docker Engine - Enterprise
Use the following guide if you wanted to install the Docker Engine - Enterprise manually, via a script, or on air-gapped systems.
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In a PowerShell command prompt, download the installer archive on a machine that has a connection.
# On an online machine, download the zip file. Invoke-WebRequest -UseBasicParsing -OutFile docker-19.03.5.zip https://download.docker.com/components/engine/windows-server/19.03/docker-19.03.5.zip
If you need to download a specific Docker Engine - Enterprise Engine release, all URLs can be found on this JSON index
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Copy the zip file to the machine where you want to install Docker. In a PowerShell command prompt, use the following commands to extract the archive, register, and start the Docker service.
# Stop Docker service Stop-Service docker # Extract the archive. Expand-Archive docker-19.03.5.zip -DestinationPath $Env:ProgramFiles -Force # Clean up the zip file. Remove-Item -Force docker-19.03.5.zip # Install Docker. This requires rebooting. $null = Install-WindowsFeature containers # Add Docker to the path for the current session. $env:path += ";$env:ProgramFiles\docker" # Optionally, modify PATH to persist across sessions. $newPath = "$env:ProgramFiles\docker;" + [Environment]::GetEnvironmentVariable("PATH", [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::Machine) [Environment]::SetEnvironmentVariable("PATH", $newPath, [EnvironmentVariableTarget]::Machine) # Register the Docker daemon as a service. dockerd --register-service # Start the Docker service. Start-Service docker
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Test your Docker Engine - Enterprise installation by running the
hello-world
container.Windows Server 2019
docker container run hello-world:nanoserver
Windows Server 2016
docker container run hello-world:nanoserver-sac2016
Install a specific version
To install a specific version, use the RequiredVersion
flag:
Install-Package -Name docker -ProviderName DockerMsftProvider -Force -RequiredVersion 19.03
...
Name Version Source Summary
---- ------- ------ -------
Docker 19.03 Docker Contains Docker Engine - Enterprise for use with Windows Server...
Updating the DockerMsftProvider
Installing specific Docker Engine - Enterprise versions may require an update to previously installed DockerMsftProvider modules. To update:
Update-Module DockerMsftProvider
Then open a new PowerShell session for the update to take effect.
Update Docker Engine - Enterprise
To update Docker Engine - Enterprise to the most recent release, specify the
-RequiredVersion
and -Update
flags:
Install-Package -Name docker -ProviderName DockerMsftProvider -RequiredVersion 19.03 -Update -Force
The required version number must match a version available on the JSON index
Uninstall Docker Engine - Enterprise
Use the following commands to completely remove the Docker Engine - Enterprise from a Windows Server:
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Leave any active Docker Swarm.
docker swarm leave --force
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Remove all running and stopped containers.
docker rm -f $(docker ps --all --quiet)
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Prune container data.
docker system prune --all --volumes
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Uninstall Docker PowerShell Package and Module.
Uninstall-Package -Name docker -ProviderName DockerMsftProvider Uninstall-Module -Name DockerMsftProvider
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Clean up Windows Networking and file system.
Get-HNSNetwork | Remove-HNSNetwork Remove-Item -Path "C:\ProgramData\Docker" -Recurse -Force
Preparing a Windows Host for use with UCP
To add a Windows Server host to an existing Universal Control Plane cluster please follow the list of prerequisites and joining instructions.
About Docker Engine - Enterprise containers and Windows Server
Looking for information on using Docker Engine - Enterprise containers?
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Getting Started with Windows Containers (Lab) provides a tutorial on how to set up and run Windows containers on Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016. It shows you how to use a MusicStore application with Windows containers.
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Docker Container Platform for Windows Server articles and blog posts on the Docker website.
Where to go next
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Getting started provides an overview of Docker Desktop for Windows, basic Docker command examples, how to get help or give feedback, and links to all topics in the Docker Desktop for Windows guide.
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FAQs provides answers to frequently asked questions.
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Release Notes lists component updates, new features, and improvements associated with Stable and Edge releases.
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Learn Docker provides general Docker tutorials.
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Windows Containers on Windows Server is the official Microsoft documentation.


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The total chat app, including the ask/answer component for soliciting a name comments, etc. is listed on this page. There is no special code to support AJAX/Comet (all the wrapping is done automatically by Lift).
When the Chat comet widget is added to the page, it needs to solict the user for a "chat name". It asks the "AskName" comet widget for the name. Until the AskName comet widget provides a name, all rendering messages are forwarded to AskName. Here's the code for the "AskName":
class Chat extends CometActor with CometListener { private var userName = "" private var chats: List[ChatLine] = Nil /* need these vals to be set eagerly, within the scope * of Comet component constructor */ private val ulId = S.attr("ul_id") openOr "some_ul_id" private val liId = S.attr("li_id") private lazy val li = liId. flatMap{ Helpers.findId(defaultXml, _) } openOr NodeSeq.Empty private val inputId = Helpers.nextFuncName // handle an update to the chat lists // by diffing the lists and then sending a partial update // to the browser override def lowPriority = { case ChatServerUpdate(value) => { val update = (value -- chats).reverse. map(b => AppendHtml(ulId, line(b))) partialUpdate(update) chats = value } } // render the input area by binding the // appropriate dynamically generated code to the // view supplied by the template override lazy val fixedRender: Box[NodeSeq] = S.runTemplate("_chat_fixed" :: Nil, "postit" -> Helpers.evalElemWithId { (id, elem) => SHtml.onSubmit((s: String) => { ChatServer ! ChatServerMsg(userName, s.trim) SetValById(id, "") })(elem) } _) // display a line private def line(c: ChatLine) = { ("name=when" #> hourFormat(c.when) & "name=who" #> c.user & "name=body" #> c.msg)(li) } // display a list of chats private def displayList: NodeSeq = chats.reverse.flatMap(line) // render the whole list of chats override def render = { "name=chat_name" #> userName & ("#"+ulId+" *") #> displayList } // setup the component override def localSetup { askForName super.localSetup } // register as a listener def registerWith = ChatServer // ask for the user's name private def askForName { if (userName.length == 0) { ask(new AskName, "what's your username") { case s: String if (s.trim.length > 2) => userName = s.trim reRender(true) case _ => askForName reRender(false) } } } }
This example demonstrates the power of Scala's Actors and Lift. With very few lines of code, we've got a complete AJAX/Comet app that has Seaside style Ask/Answer for building modal dialogs.


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groovyrdf is a groovy library that helps you building and consuming RDF data in a "groovy" way. For building RDF see section "Building RDF". If you want to process RDF data or even load linked data resoures see section "Loading & consuming RDF".
rdfBuilderInstance {
resourceUri {
a typeUri
predicateUri value
predicateUri list
predicateUri value, [lang: language]
predicateUri {
resourceUri {
// more statements if needed
}
}
}
}
/*
rdfBuilderInstance: Instance of RdfBuilder
resourceUri: String that contains a URI of a resource
a: Keyword for a type property
typeUri: String that contains a URI of a type
predicateUri: String that contains a URI of a predicate
value: a String or a primitive
list: a list of values
lang: Keyword for setting a language tag
language: String containing a language tag
*/
Currently a RdfBuilder based on the Jena-Framework is supported:
def rdfBuilder = new JenaRdfBuilder()
You may use a BuilderFactory to instantiate a RdfBuilder:
def rdfBuilder = new JenaRdfBuilderFactory().newInstance()
RdfBuilder is not thread-safe and cannot be reused for multiple builds.
def rdfBuilder = new JenaRdfBuilder()
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
// statements
}
You can export it to TURTLE like this:
rdfData.write(System.out, RdfDataFormat.TURTLE)
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
"http://example.com/vocab/name" "Alice"
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice".
Use the "a" keyword as a shortcut for the rdf:type predicate:
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
a "http://example.com/vocab/Person"
"http://example.com/vocab/name" "Alice"
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person>;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice".
Just pass a groovy list to assign multiple values:
def names = ["Alice", "Julia"]
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
a "http://example.com/vocab/Person"
"http://example.com/vocab/name" names
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person>;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice", "Julia".
You can easily assign a language to a literal like this:
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
a "http://example.com/vocab/Person"
"http://example.com/vocab/name" "Alice", [lang: "en"]
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person>;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice"@en.
Of course you can nest resources:
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
a "http://example.com/vocab/Person"
"http://example.com/vocab/name" "Alice"
"http://example.com/vocab/knows" {
"http://example.com/resource/bob" {
a "http://example.com/vocab/Person"
"http://example.com/vocab/name" "Bob"
}
}
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person>;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice";
<http://example.com/vocab/knows> <http://example.com/resource/bob>.
<http://example.com/resource/bob>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person>;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Bob".
You can easily add a WebID to a resource:
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
publicKey (
'#alicePublicKey',
label: 'Public Key of Alice',
modulus: '2cbf8fff963dea33ee7d4f007ae',
exponent: 65537
)
}
}
is equivalent to the following RDF in TURTLE syntax:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
<http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/cert#key>
<#alicePublicKey>.
<#alicePublicKey>
a <http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/cert#RSAPublicKey>;
<http://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label> "Public Key of Alice";
<http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/cert#exponent> 65537;
<http://www.w3.org/ns/auth/cert#modulus>
"2cbf8fff963dea33ee7d4f007ae"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#hexBinary> .
The code will be much clearer if you use namespaces:
def vocab = new RdfNamespace("http://example.com/vocab/")
Any call to a property of vocab will result in a String of the form "http://example.com/vocab/property"
vocab.anything == "http://example.com/vocab/anything"
The "Nested resources" example with the help of this namespace:
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"http://example.com/resource/alice" {
a vocab.Person
"$vocab.name" "Alice"
"$vocab.knows" {
"http://example.com/resource/bob" {
a vocab.Person
"$vocab.name" "Bob"
}
}
}
}
Because RdfBuilder actually has to call a method named "http://example.com/vocab/name" to build the statement. If we just wrote vocab.name Groovy would try to call a method on the resulting string instead of calling a method that is named like the value in the string. You will get used to it ;-)
Of course when using a scripting language, you want to build your RDF dynamically based on some data structures. Here is an example with a Person class:
class Person {
String uri
String name
List<Person> friends
}
This will generate RDF data with the name of a person and all their friends:
Person person = ... // whatever you program does to set up a person
def vocab = new RdfNamespace("http://example.com/vocab/")
RdfData rdfData = rdfBuilder {
"$person.uri" {
a vocab.Person
"$vocab.name" person.name
"$vocab.knows" {
person.friends.each { friend ->
"$friend.uri" {
a vocab.Person
"$vocab.name" friend.name
}
}
}
}
}
For more examples a look at the groovyrdf unit tests might be helpful:
https://github.com/angelo-v/groovyrdf/tree/master/src/test/groovy/de/datenwissen/util/groovyrdf
RdfResource resoure = rdfLoaderInstance.loadResource(resourceUri)
resource.uri // get the resources URI
resource.type // get the RDF type URI of the resource
resource(predicateUri) // get the value/object of a predicate
resource."$predicateUri" // another way to get the value/object of a predicate
resource(predicateUri, language) // get the value in a specific language
/*
rdfLoaderInstance: Instance of RdfLoader
resourceUri: String that contains a URI of a resource
predicateUri: String that contains a URI of a predicate
language: String containing a language tag
*/
Given the following data is provided under http://example.com/resource/alice
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
a <http://example.com/vocab/Person> ;
<http://example.com/vocab/name> 'Alice' ;
<http://example.com/vocab/knows> <http://example.com/resource/bob>.
<http://example.com/resource/alice.rdf>
<http://example.com/vocab/dateCreated> '2012-12-12' .
Currently a RdfLoader based on the Jena-Framework is supported:
def rdfLoader = new JenaRdfLoader()
A loader may be reused for multiple requests.
The RDF data can be retrieved like this:
RdfData rdfData = rdfLoaderInstance.load('http://example.com/resource/alice')
The loader uses content-negotiation, so that you do not have to care about the RDF data format used by the server you are querying.
RDF resources can be accessed by there uri in two different ways:
RdfData rdfData = rdfLoaderInstance.load('http://example.com/resource/alice')
RdfResource alice = rdfData.'http://example.com/resource/alice' // first way
RdfResource aliceDoc = rdfData('http://example.com/resource/alice.rdf') // second way
If you are interested in only one specific resource, you may retrieve it directly via loadResource:
RdfResource alice = rdfLoaderInstance.loadResource('http://example.com/resource/alice')
You can get a list of all subject resources using the listSubject()-Method:
RdfData rdfData = rdfLoaderInstance.load('http://example.com/resource/alice')
List<RdfResource> resources = rdfData.listSubjects()
['http://example.com/resource/alice', 'http://example.com/resource/alice.rdf'] == resources*.uri
You may only list subjects of a specific RDF type:
List<RdfResource> resources = rdfData.listSubjects('http://example.com/vocab/Person')
['http://example.com/resource/alice'] == resources*.uri
Accessing properties works the same ways as accessing the resources themselves:
RdfResource alice = rdfData.'http://example.com/resource/alice'
RdfResource aliceDoc = rdfData('http://example.com/resource/alice.rdf')
alice.'http://example.com/vocab/name' == 'Alice'
aliceDoc('http://example.com/vocab/dateCreated') == '2012-12-12'
You can add a preferred language to get the property in that language, if available:
alice ('http://example.com/vocab/name', 'en') == 'Alice'
You can list the available properties of a resource:
RdfResource alice = rdfData.'http://example.com/resource/alice'
Set<String> properties = alice.listProperties ()
['http://example.com/vocab/name', 'http://example.com/vocab/knows'] as Set == properties
Be aware that the RDF type is excluded from that list, although it may be present!
For any RDF predicate may exist multiple values. groovyrdf returns a single value, if there is only one, and a Set of vales, if there are multiple values for the given predicate.
Given RDF:
<http://example.com/resource/alice>
<http://example.com/vocab/name> "Alice" ;
<http://example.com/vocab/nick> "Ally", "Lissy";
Accessing the vocab:name predicate will return only one value, while accessing vocab:nick returns a Set:
RdfResource alice = rdfData.'http://example.com/resource/alice'
alice.'http://example.com/vocab/name' == 'Alice'
alice.'http://example.com/vocab/nick' == ['Ally', 'Lissy'] as Set
If the value of a property is a resoure, you will get a RdfResource instance:
RdfResource bob = alice.'http://example.com/vocab/knows'
You will get a Set of RdfResource instances, if there are multiple values!
Note that you cannot access properties of the linked resource, that are not provided in the current RDF data:
bob.'http://example.com/vocab/name' == null
But you may explicitly load the linked resource and process the loaded data afterwards:
bob = rdfLoader.loadResource (bob.uri)
bob.'http://example.com/vocab/name' == 'Bob'
And now, be creative using groovyrdf to build and process RDF data "the groovy way". Questions, ideas and any feedback may be sent to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To contribute to groovyrdf just fork and sent a pull request at github: https://github.com/angelo-v/groovyrdf


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MDItem
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MDItemKind
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const
void
Write
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defmodule Accounts.RPC do
use Protein.Server
proto(:create_user)
end
defmodule Accounts.RPC.CreateUserService do
alias Accounts.RPC.CreateUser.{Request, Response}
def call(%Request{email: email}) do
user = # ...
{:ok, %Response{id: user.id}
end
end
defmodule MyApp.AccountsRPC do
use Protein.Client
proto(:create_user)
end
# The call
alias MyApp.AccountsRPC.CreateUser.Request
request = %Request{email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>%{id: user_id} = MyApp.AccountsRPC.call!(request)
# in endpoint.ex
plug(
PlugDeviseSession,
key: "_my_app_session",
domain: "*.myapp.com"
)
# in controller
case PlugDeviseSession.Helpers.get_user_auth_data(conn) do
{employee_id, _} ->
# good to go
nil ->
# not logged in
end


Checked exceptions are favored by many developers because of their type safety. One of the reasons many developers don't like checked exceptions is because of how painful they are to use in lambdas. By making some minor changes to common @FunctionalInterface classes, this pain point will be eliminated. If the language also adopts default values for generic parameters, then the classes will retain backwards-compatibility.
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I see this person everytime I take the shuttle to campus. They're always on their phone and in the same spot. One day I decided to speak to them, we ended up on a heated debate on why raisins are gross (a very controversial topic, indeed). We haven't spoken since. Still, their consistency intrigued me, so I decided to add them to the series.
The shuttle driver is the nicest person I've met in a while. She likes to greet people with a warm smile and a "good mohning", usually with a strong hispanic accent. She’s always happy to strike a conversation with anyone that approaches her. I’ve known her for about 2 years, which makes me sad I won’t be able to see her much after I graduate.
Now here's a person I see almost everyday. Sometimes in 10:01 minute intervals, and usually after a few ads. I usually encounter him when I'm taking a break, or once I'm done with my day. I've known this person for a few years now, and it has been fun to see him grow in his career. He makes me laugh more than I should, and because of that I really question the quality of my sense of humor.
I wake up to this person every morning, usually after her leg hits my stomach as she twists and turns. That is why this is the way I usually see her; sleeping, with a seren face, taking up the rest of the bed, and always with her back towards the sun. Sometimes, this is the same way I find her when I come back home. She is part of my daily routine in more ways than I signed up for. Still, my day wouldn’t be complete without her.
This person is someone, that for some reason, I had never considered to be part of my routine. It wasn’t until I started considering the people I see everyday that her face came to mind. Naturally, one pays little attention to how the workplace fits into one’s personal lives—it is enough to have to show up, anyways. Yet, I wouldn’t have been able to finance most of this project without her help.
It is funny to think that I almost didn’t include this person in this project, given the figures are all people I see everyday. Even though, I don’t see this person’s face everyday, nor do I want to. Yet it is crucial I include him, or we. This is why I say it’s funny I almost didn’t include him. One almost never considers oneself to be part of one’s routine, it’s an obvious thing. For one to have a routine, there must be the one being that exists in both dimensions; I and him, us.


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After graduating from UC Berkeley with a Chemical Engineering degree, I've worked for several startup companies in Biotechnology, and Analytical Tools Devices.
I've found that I love building tools to make life easier and even more enjoyable. I also discovered that I am analysis driven. The tools I made helped to analyze data quantitatively rather than qualitatively.
I admire that creating tools and to solve problems is an expression, almost an art. It was also very practical and had needed functionality, allowing the company more efficiency to take further steps to solve other underlying problems with its measurement device.
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hello there I am Abdalrahman jawad
I am A civil engineer
my age is 23 years old
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Though these artists have yet to release any albums, they’re all working on dropping music in the near future, and they’re all worth your time. Here are five bands from the Vienna-Parkersburg area you should be keeping an eye on:
New Old Age
Currently in search of a vocalist, New Old Age is a band looking to maintain the stylings of classic rock while simultaneously blending punk, metal and progressive rock. Each member — Logan Noland on lead guitar, Nic Reidmiller on drums and Zander Geibel on bass and synthesizer — brings something distinct and worthwhile to the eclectic group.
New Old Age currently has two demos, “Blackened Skies” and “Surrounded,” the latter of which is an instrumental, on YouTube. The band does not currently have any albums out, but Geibel promised in a message as soon as COVID-19 subsides and it’s safe again, the band will record.
Safety First
Sam Lindenmuth, Camden Hawkins and Josh Fruner want to keep the emo-math rock genre blend alive with their band, Safety First. Citing Tiny Moving Parts as an influence, the boys — Lindenmuth on lead guitar and vocals, Hawkins on rhythm guitar and Fruner on bass — have been working on their self-titled debut.
Hawkins said in a message if they can’t find a drummer by the time they start recording the album, Lindenmuth will act as drummer for the time being. However, the band plans on creating and releasing an EP before the debut LP to make sure they love what they’re doing. Lindenmuth is also a part of a handful of other bands, including Totally Generic, an alternative rock trio with an impending debut album.
Ryann Renae
Ryann Province, who goes by the stage name Ryann Renae, has been drawn to music from an early age. She wrote her first song as a 5-year-old and picked up the guitar within the next two years. A decade later, she’s set to release her debut album, Secrets.
Secrets, which is set to be released within the month, will feature tracks she’s written over the past four years. Renae said in a message her goal is to form a sense of relatability with her listeners, but overall, she just hopes people like what she has to offer.
Gardenia
With vocals from Zachary McBride, bass from Pierson Gregg, guitar from Andruw Evans and drums from Kaleb Boggs, Gardenia is looking to make waves in the metal scene. Implementing a mix of rock and metal in its creations alongside doing covers occasionally, the band uses music as a cathartic outlet for the inevitable chaos of life.
The band is hard at work trying to officially release music. McBride said in a message the four of them will be back playing gigs in the Vienna area as soon as the pandemic recedes.
Megan West
Megan West just picked up bass around a year ago. She watched a friend form a band and started teaching herself to play out of pure intrigue. From then on, she’s decided she just wants to create something she loves with the people she loves.
West is also the bassist for a pop-punk/rock band called Don’t Freak, alongside Renae on vocals, Noland from New Old Age on guitar and Samantha Lowther on backing vocals. The quartet is currently searching for a drummer, but that isn’t stopping them from recording music once COVID-19 clears up.


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