Series and Classes/Contracts Information:
| Existing | |||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001722 | JNL/MFS MID CAP VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004629 | JNL/MFS MID CAP VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067963 | JNL/MFS MID CAP VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001723 | JNL/INVESCO INTERNATIONAL GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004630 | JNL/INVESCO INTERNATIONAL GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067964 | JNL/INVESCO INTERNATIONAL GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001724 | JNL/CAUSEWAY INTERNATIONAL VALUE SELECT FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004631 | JNL/CAUSEWAY INTERNATIONAL VALUE SELECT FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067965 | JNL/CAUSEWAY INTERNATIONAL VALUE SELECT FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001725 | JNL/INVESCO MID CAP VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004632 | JNL/INVESCO MID CAP VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067966 | JNL/INVESCO MID CAP VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001727 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 500 INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004634 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 500 INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067968 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 500 INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001728 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 400 MIDCAP INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004635 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 400 MIDCAP INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067969 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL S&P 400 MIDCAP INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001729 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL SMALL CAP INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004636 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL SMALL CAP INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067970 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL SMALL CAP INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001730 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004637 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067971 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001731 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL BOND INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004638 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL BOND INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067972 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL BOND INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001732 | JNL/INVESCO GLOBAL REAL ESTATE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004639 | JNL/INVESCO GLOBAL REAL ESTATE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067973 | JNL/INVESCO GLOBAL REAL ESTATE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001734 | JNL/OPPENHEIMER GLOBAL GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004641 | JNL/OPPENHEIMER GLOBAL GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067975 | JNL/OPPENHEIMER GLOBAL GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001736 | JNL/PIMCO TOTAL RETURN BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004643 | JNL/PIMCO TOTAL RETURN BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067976 | JNL/PIMCO TOTAL RETURN BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001740 | JNL/PPM AMERICA HIGH YIELD BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004647 | JNL/PPM AMERICA HIGH YIELD BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067978 | JNL/PPM AMERICA HIGH YIELD BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001741 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS CORE PLUS BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004648 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS CORE PLUS BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067979 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS CORE PLUS BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001742 | JNL/JPMORGAN US GOVT & QUALITY BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004649 | JNL/JPMORGAN US GOVT & QUALITY BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067980 | JNL/JPMORGAN U.S. GOVERNMENT & QUALITY BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001743 | JNL/INVESCO SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004650 | JNL/INVESCO SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067981 | JNL/INVESCO SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001744 | JNL/WMC BALANCED FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004651 | JNL/WMC BALANCED FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067982 | JNL/WMC BALANCED FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001746 | JNL/BLACKROCK LARGE CAP SELECT GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004653 | JNL/BLACKROCK LARGE CAP SELECT GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067984 | JNL/BLACKROCK LARGE CAP SELECT GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001747 | JNL/WMC GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004654 | JNL/WMC GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067985 | JNL/WMC GOVERNMENT MONEY MARKET FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001748 | JNL/WMC VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004655 | JNL/WMC VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067986 | JNL/WMC VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001749 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE ESTABLISHED GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004656 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE ESTABLISHED GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067987 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE ESTABLISHED GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001750 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE MID-CAP GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004657 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE MID-CAP GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067988 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE MID-CAP GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001751 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004658 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067989 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001752 | JNL/S&P MANAGED CONSERVATIVE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004659 | JNL/S&P MANAGED CONSERVATIVE FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001753 | JNL/S&P MANAGED MODERATE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004660 | JNL/S&P MANAGED MODERATE FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001755 | JNL/S&P MANAGED MODERATE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004662 | JNL/S&P MANAGED MODERATE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001756 | JNL/S&P MANAGED GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004663 | JNL/S&P MANAGED GROWTH FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001757 | JNL/S&P MANAGED AGGRESSIVE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004664 | JNL/S&P MANAGED AGGRESSIVE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001765 | JNL/DFA U.S. CORE EQUITY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004672 | JNL/DFA U.S. CORE EQUITY FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067990 | JNL/DFA U.S. CORE EQUITY FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001776 | JNL Multi-Manager Small Cap Growth Fund | ||
| Class/Contract C000004683 | JNL Multi-Manager Small Cap Growth Fund (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067991 | JNL Multi-Manager Small Cap Growth Fund (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001787 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BALANCED FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004694 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BALANCED FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067992 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BALANCED FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001797 | JNL/JPMORGAN MIDCAP GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004704 | JNL/JPMORGAN MIDCAP GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067993 | JNL/JPMORGAN MIDCAP GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000001798 | JNL MULTI-MANAGER SMALL CAP VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000004705 | JNL MULTI-MANAGER SMALL CAP VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067994 | JNL MULTI-MANAGER SMALL CAP VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000010705 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INCOME FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000029596 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INCOME FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067995 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INCOME FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000010707 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE SHORT-TERM BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000029598 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE SHORT-TERM BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067996 | JNL/T. ROWE PRICE SHORT-TERM BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000010709 | JNL/LAZARD EMERGING MARKETS FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000029600 | JNL/LAZARD EMERGING MARKETS FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067997 | JNL/LAZARD EMERGING MARKETS FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000010711 | JNL/PIMCO REAL RETURN FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000029602 | JNL/PIMCO REAL RETURN FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067998 | JNL/PIMCO REAL RETURN FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014502 | JNL/BLACKROCK NATURAL RESOURCES FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039480 | JNL/BLACKROCK NATURAL RESOURCES FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067999 | JNL/BLACKROCK NATURAL RESOURCES FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014512 | JNL/AQR LARGE CAP RELAXED CONSTRAINT EQUITY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039490 | JNL/AQR LARGE CAP RELAXED CONSTRAINT EQUITY FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068000 | JNL/AQR LARGE CAP RELAXED CONSTRAINT EQUITY FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014513 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON FOUNDING STRATEGY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039491 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON FOUNDING STRATEGY FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014514 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON GLOBAL FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039492 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON GLOBAL FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068002 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON GLOBAL FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014515 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON MUTUAL SHARES FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039493 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON MUTUAL SHARES FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068003 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON MUTUAL SHARES FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014516 | JNL/PPM AMERICA VALUE EQUITY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039494 | JNL/PPM AMERICA VALUE EQUITY FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068004 | JNL/PPM AMERICA VALUE EQUITY FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014517 | JNL DISCIPLINED MODERATE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039495 | JNL DISCIPLINED MODERATE FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014518 | JNL DISCIPLINED MODERATE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039496 | JNL DISCIPLINED MODERATE GROWTH FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000014519 | JNL DISCIPLINED GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000039497 | JNL DISCIPLINED GROWTH FUND | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000017156 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL INDEX 5 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000047543 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL INDEX 5 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000017157 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL 10 x 10 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000047544 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL 10 x 10 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019479 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INTERNATIONAL SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054122 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INTERNATIONAL SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068007 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON INTERNATIONAL SMALL CAP GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019481 | JNL/S&P INTRINSIC VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054124 | JNL/S&P INTRINSIC VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068008 | JNL/S&P INTRINSIC VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019483 | JNL/S&P DIVIDEND INCOME & GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054126 | JNL/S&P DIVIDEND INCOME & GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068009 | JNL/S&P DIVIDEND INCOME & GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019485 | JNL/S&P 4 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054128 | JNL/S&P 4 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019487 | JNL/INVESCO CHINA-INDIA FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054130 | JNL/INVESCO CHINA-INDIA FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068011 | JNL/INVESCO CHINA-INDIA FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019491 | JNL/S&P TOTAL YIELD FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054134 | JNL/S&P TOTAL YIELD FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068013 | JNL/S&P TOTAL YIELD FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000019493 | JNL/S&P COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000054136 | JNL/S&P COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068014 | JNL/S&P COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000020931 | JNL/PPM AMERICA SMALL CAP VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000059127 | JNL/PPM AMERICA SMALL CAP VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068015 | JNL/PPM AMERICA SMALL CAP VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000020933 | JNL/PPM AMERICA MID CAP VALUE FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000059129 | JNL/PPM AMERICA MID CAP VALUE FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000068016 | JNL/PPM AMERICA MID CAP VALUE FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000023246 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS EMERGING MARKETS DEBT FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000067950 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS EMERGING MARKETS DEBT FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067951 | JNL/GOLDMAN SACHS EMERGING MARKETS DEBT FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000023249 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL PACIFIC RIM 30 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000067956 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL PACIFIC RIM 30 FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067957 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL PACIFIC RIM 30 FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000023250 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EUROPEAN 30 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000067958 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EUROPEAN 30 FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067959 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EUROPEAN 30 FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000023251 | JNL/RED ROCKS LISTED PRIVATE EQUITY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000067960 | JNL/RED ROCKS LISTED PRIVATE EQUITY FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000067961 | JNL/RED ROCKS LISTED PRIVATE EQUITY FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000025069 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 20 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000074572 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 20 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000025070 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 35 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000074573 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 35 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000025071 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 50 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000074574 | JNL INSTITUTIONAL ALT 50 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000025072 | JNL ALT 65 FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000074575 | JNL ALT 65 FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000026435 | JNL/FPA + DOUBLELINE FLEXIBLE ALLOCATION FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000079326 | JNL/FPA + DOUBLELINE FLEXIBLE ALLOCATION FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000079327 | JNL/FPA + DOUBLELINE FLEXIBLE ALLOCATION FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028038 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BLUE CHIP INCOME AND GROWTH FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085345 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BLUE CHIP INCOME AND GROWTH FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085346 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS BLUE CHIP INCOME AND GROWTH FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028039 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL BOND FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085347 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL BOND FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085348 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL BOND FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028040 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL SMALL CAPITALIZATION FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085349 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL SMALL CAPITALIZATION FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085350 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GLOBAL SMALL CAPITALIZATION FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028041 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GROWTH-INCOME FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085351 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GROWTH-INCOME FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085352 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS GROWTH-INCOME FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028042 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS INTERNATIONAL FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085353 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS INTERNATIONAL FUND (B) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085354 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS INTERNATIONAL FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000028043 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS NEW WORLD FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000085355 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS NEW WORLD FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000085356 | JNL/AMERICAN FUNDS NEW WORLD FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000029611 | JNL/BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000090917 | JNL/BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000090918 | JNL/BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000030878 | JNL/PPM AMERICA FLOATING RATE INCOME FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000095821 | JNL/PPM AMERICA FLOATING RATE INCOME FUND (A) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000033504 | JNL/AQR MANAGED FUTURES STRATEGY FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000102951 | JNL/AQR MANAGED FUTURES STRATEGY FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000102952 | JNL/AQR MANAGED FUTURES STRATEGY FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
| CIK<PHONE_NUMBER> | |||
| Series S000033505 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EMERGING MARKETS INDEX FUND | ||
| Class/Contract C000102953 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EMERGING MARKETS INDEX FUND (A) | ||
| Class/Contract C000102954 | JNL/MELLON CAPITAL EMERGING MARKETS INDEX FUND (B) | ||
| Status | Name | Ticker Symbol | |
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| Series S000034688 | JNL/FRANKLIN TEMPLETON GLOBAL MULTISECTOR BOND FUND | ||
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Wealth alone won't save countries from climate change
LONDON: Wealth alone will not shield economies from the impact of climate change, researchers said on Wednesday, urging governments to build flood defences and early warning systems to stem financial losses.
Climate research has shown that poor people in tropical countries are most vulnerable to economic loss caused by global warming.
But countries that aggressively prepare for climate impacts like hurricanes and heatwaves will fare drastically better financially than others with similar economies, according to a report by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
For example, by 2050, Russia's economy will be 5% smaller than it would have been without the impact of climate change.
Argentina, which has done more to prepare, will only contract by 2% despite having similar levels of economic development, said the study.
"Argentinean leadership recognises that climate change represents a risk to Argentina's long-term growth rate, most obviously through its impact on the important agriculture sector," said the report.
It linked Russia's estimated losses to "widespread climate change scepticism among much of the Russian business community and a lack of broader public engagement".
Researchers looked at the willingness and financial ability to confront climate change of 82 countries with large economies.
The global economy will contract by 3% with countries in North America faring the best and countries in Africa the worst, it said.
Despite recent wildfires and hurricanes that have raised concerns about a warming planet, the researchers said climate change would only cause the U.S. economy to contract by 1% by 2050.
Since 1980, the United States has suffered 241 weather and climate disasters costing $1 billion or more, at a cumulative cost of $1.6 trillion, the United Nations has said.
Only seven countries including Germany, South Korea and Lithuania scored better.
"Despite the absence of leadership at the national level in the U.S., cities and certainly states are really moving ahead in combating climate change," said David Miller, the North American director of the C40 network of cities tackling climate change.
"Within the U.S., once the federal government uses its authority, you'll see even more progress building on what cities and states are doing today."
Poorer nations - many in places where climate change effects are hitting the hardest - have long demanded more financial support so they can build stronger homes, plant hardier seeds, put in irrigation and warn citizens of dangerous weather.
Angola, Africa's second biggest oil exporter, is one of the developing economies set to be hit the hardest.
The West African country has announced ambitious plans to fight climate change including improving irrigation and pledging to cooperate with the United Nations.
But the country has failed to live up to its promises, researchers said.
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ROBOCOP 3 A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 4.7
Date Released: 11/5/93 Running Length: 1:45 Rated: PG-13 (Violence, language)
Starring: Robert John Burke, Nancy Allen, John Castle, Remy Ryan, Rip Torn, CCH Pounder, Jill Hennessy, Mako Director: Fred Dekker Producer: Patrick Crowley Screenplay: Frank Miller and Fred Dekker Music: Basil Poledouris Released by Orion Pictures
ROBOCOP 3 is merely a run-of-the-mill superhero movie, complete with comic-book type villains and a plot of limited scope and even more restricted appeal. It's the good guys versus the bad guys in a time- honored tradition. There's a lot of firepower, numerous explosions, and a few amazing new gadgets for the superhero to put to use. All-in-all, it's pretty routine, and that's a big disappointment. For those hoping that the third entry in the series would bring things back around to the level of the first, 'tis not to be. At least, however, we're spared another plodding and pointlessly violent adventure like ROBOCOP 2. This one has a little life; rigor mortis has not quite set in.
Detroit is still a war zone, but this time it's an elite element of the police force--the "Rehabilitators" against a group of terrorists who are, in reality, citizens fighting for the right to stay in their homes. When Robocop (Robert John Burke) enters the fray, he does so not on the side of the OCP forces, but on the side of the downtrodden--which means he's fighting the police. Not surprisingly, a warrant is issued for his arrest, but the Japanese powers behind the Rehabilitators aren't taking any chances, and send an elite Ninja warrior (Bruce Locke) after the half-man, half-machine police officer.
The great thing about the original ROBOCOP (directed by a pre-BASIC INSTINCT Paul Verhoven) was a tongue-in-cheek attitude coupled with an indefatigable wit. There was action, to be sure, but the script was clever, and it made the old superhero formula seem fresh. Alas, with ROBOCOP 2, little of that freshness remained, and we got what amounted to a senselessly-violent rehash of the first. The satire was tired and the action pedestrian. Now, along comes ROBOCOP 3 and, while it doesn't breathe new life into the series, it at least offers something moderately more diverting than its immediate predecessor. Even though there's nothing extraordinary about the plot, it has a few moments that almost make us forget that the film makers are beating the proverbial dead horse.
ROBOCOP 3 goes for straight action, allowing brief instances only of the facetiousness which made the initial installment so enjoyable. There's one instance where a crook makes the foolish mistake of trying to rob a donut shop. On another occasion, we see just how much punishment a solid American car can take and still keep running. Coupled with a few random one-liners, that's about all the humor that this picture has to offer.
Peter Weller chose not to reprise his role in ROBOCOP 3, but he isn't really missed. Robert John Burke does a passable job as the cyborg officer, and bears a resemblance to Weller with the mask off. Great acting skills certainly aren't required for the part, and there's nothing about Burke that would cause anyone but a relative to lament the change in lead actor.
Almost all the surviving characters from the first two films are back, so there's a nice sense of continuity. The murky politics of who controls the police gets even more confusing in this movie, but that becomes moot by the final battle. Murphy's search for his lost family is reduced to an almost-nonexistent subplot.
One of the biggest improvements from ROBOCOP 2 is the music score. In the last film, Leonard Rosenman created one of the least-inspired action film soundtracks of all time--music that was a bastardization of his own feeble STAR TREK IV work. For this movie, Basil Poledouris has given us an overblown, pompous score totally in keeping with the nature of superhero action movies.
I'd like to make mention of the special effects. While most of them are okay, there are some scenes featuring an airborne Robocop that are absolutely laughable. Hasn't someone come up with a way to make flying look better than the horrible sequences when Christopher Reeve donned the Superman cloak? Judging from this movie, the answer would have to be "no."
Orion's financial problems delayed the release of this film for so long that its arrival is distinctly anticlimactic. People will wait a long time for a special movie, but that's a description that doesn't fit ROBOCOP 3. Since it's hard to imagine conditions under which the series will be granted a further entry, this particular superhero may have flown off into the sunset. Too bad it wasn't in a cinematic blaze of glory.
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The useful mobile utility learns some new tricks
Scrcpy Update Adds Android 10 Support, Multitouch Gestures
by By Joey SneddonAn updated version of Scrcpy, a tool that lets you mirror an Android phone on your PC, is now available to download.
Scrcpy 1.11 intros support for laptop and PC touch screen. Earlier versions of the utility only let you interact using a mouse and keyboard.
But as of this release it’s now possible to use the touchscreen as an input method on a mirrored Android device. For example, you can use a two finger pinch to zoom in or out of images and maps.
Several of Scrcpy’s core features (including the rather critical copy/paste function) have ‘been adapted to work on Android 10’.
Those lucky enough to be using a phone that runs the latest version of Android can also take advantage of a new --max-fps
option to (surprise) limit the frame rate.
These and other Scrcpy 1.11 changes:
- Support for touchscreens & gestures
-
New
--max-fps
to limit the frame rate (Android 10 only) - Options to set an initial window size and position
- Option to disable window decorations
- Various fixes for Android 10
- Improved HiDPI support
You can download Scrcpy 1.11 for Windows direct from the Scrcpy Github page. Source code is also available there.
But if you’re on Ubuntu, Manjaro or another Snap-supporting Linux distribution the simplest way to install Scrcpy is as a Snap app from the Snap store.
Just open a new Terminal window and run:
sudo snap install scrcpy
Once installed you connect your Android device to your PC or laptop with a USB cable and run scrcpy
from the terminal to start using the app.


In this example, build a neural-network regression prediction model that uses the following features and labels:
| Data Category | Description |
|---|---|
| Features | The last 5 closing prices |
| Labels | The following day's closing price |
The following image shows the time difference between the features and labels:
Follow these steps to create a method to build the model:
def BuildModel(self): # Instantiate a tensorflow session sess = tf.Session() # Declare the number of factors and then create placeholders for the input and output layers. num_factors = 5 X = tf.placeholder(dtype=tf.float32, shape=[None, num_factors], name='X') Y = tf.placeholder(dtype=tf.float32, shape=[None]) # Set up the weights and bias initializers for each layer. weight_initializer = tf.variance_scaling_initializer(mode="fan_avg", distribution="uniform", scale=1) bias_initializer = tf.zeros_initializer() # Create hidden layers that use the Relu activator. num_neurons_1 = 32 num_neurons_2 = 16 num_neurons_3 = 8 W_hidden_1 = tf.Variable(weight_initializer([num_factors, num_neurons_1])) bias_hidden_1 = tf.Variable(bias_initializer([num_neurons_1])) hidden_1 = tf.nn.relu(tf.add(tf.matmul(X, W_hidden_1), bias_hidden_1)) W_hidden_2 = tf.Variable(weight_initializer([num_neurons_1, num_neurons_2])) bias_hidden_2 = tf.Variable(bias_initializer([num_neurons_2])) hidden_2 = tf.nn.relu(tf.add(tf.matmul(hidden_1, W_hidden_2), bias_hidden_2)) W_hidden_3 = tf.Variable(weight_initializer([num_neurons_2, num_neurons_3])) bias_hidden_3 = tf.Variable(bias_initializer([num_neurons_3])) hidden_3 = tf.nn.relu(tf.add(tf.matmul(hidden_2, W_hidden_3), bias_hidden_3)) # Create the output layer and give it a name, so it is accessible after saving and loading the model. W_out = tf.Variable(weight_initializer([num_neurons_3, 1])) bias_out = tf.Variable(bias_initializer([1])) output = tf.transpose(tf.add(tf.matmul(hidden_3, W_out), bias_out), name='outer') # Set up the loss function and optimizers for gradient descent optimization and backpropagation. # This example uses mean-square error as the loss function because the close price is a continuous data and uses Adam as the optimizer because of its adaptive step size. loss = tf.reduce_mean(tf.squared_difference(output, Y)) optimizer = tf.train.AdamOptimizer().minimize(loss) return sess, X, Y, output, optimizer
self.model, self.X, self.Y, self.output, self.optimizer = self.BuildModel(features, labels)
run
method with the result from the global_variables_initializer
method.self.model.run(tf.global_variables_initializer())


Can you tell the difference?
The Problem
Cassava, a woody shrub native to South America, has become the third most important source of calories in the tropics, behind rice and corn. It is especially important in Africa in agro-ecological zones where other crops such as cereals cannot thrive due to hot and humid or sub-humid environs. More than 800 million people depend on cassava as their primary food staple, frequently in areas where food insecurity and mal- or undernutrition is rampant. The root of cassava is a source of dietary starch, and the leaves are an important source of proteins, minerals, and vitamins. Cassava is not only a major source of nutrition but also income for many African farmers, and recent research into its potential use as a biofuel may increase its value as an income source. Unfortunately cassava yields are lower than average in some of the poorest regions that depend on it the most, such as central, eastern, and southern Africa. These losses are largely due to cassava-related diseases such as cassava mosaic disease (CMD), cassava brown streak virus (CBSV), cassava bacterial blight (CBB), and cassava green mottle (CGM). While these diseases have different etiologies they can have similar devastating effects on plants by causing leaf wilting, reduced plant size, tuber rot, or decreased starch production. They can cause yield losses of 10% to 70% depending on the disease and context, with CBSD causing losses of up to 100% in susceptible varieties.
One Possible Solution
An EfficientNet-B4 image classifier has been developed that can achieve 87% accuracy in classifying images of cassava plants as being either healthy or having one of the four diseases described above. The model was trained using a Kaggle dataset of 21,367 images crowdsourced from farmers in Uganda and annotated by experts at the National Crops Resources Research Institute (NaCRRI) in collaboration with the AI lab at Makerere University, Kampala. For more information, please refer to the project Github repository, linked at the top of the page.
Try uploading your own image of a cassava plant here.
Select a file to upload
{% with messages = get_flashed_messages() %} {% if messages %} Label: {{ messages[0] }} Model Probability: {{ messages[1] }} {% endif %} {% endwith %}
References
- https://www.apsnet.org/edcenter/apsnetfeatures/Pages/cassava.aspx
- https://www.bangkokpost.com/business/2042767/e20-set-to-be-leading-fuel-by-july-2021
- https://plantvillage.psu.edu/topics/cassava-manioc/infos/diseases_and_pests_description_uses_propagation
- https://www.kaggle.com/c/cassava-leaf-disease-classification/overview


Python 3.0 was released 2,777 days ago on December 3, 2008.
As listed on PyPI - packages in green support Python 3, packages in red do not. Hopefully one day everything will be greener.
Status: 184/200 or 92.00% of these packages (or their forks) support Python 3. Last updated: 2016-07-11 15:21 UTC
| Package | Downloads |
|---|---|
| simplejson (py3) | 187,377,012 |
| setuptools | 100,939,419 |
| requests | 88,443,795 |
| six | 84,799,821 |
| pip | 65,852,841 |
| virtualenv | 59,295,513 |
| boto | 54,684,820 |
| python-dateutil | 51,750,653 |
| pbr | 47,183,774 |
| distribute | 43,779,511 |
| certifi | 42,284,101 |
| pyasn1 | 41,862,774 |
| pytz | 38,339,092 |
| PyYAML | 35,349,001 |
| docutils | 35,098,966 |
| wincertstore | 34,393,269 |
| nose | 31,889,278 |
| Jinja2 | 31,353,868 |
| lxml | 30,052,008 |
| MarkupSafe | 28,914,326 |
| rsa | 28,745,894 |
| botocore | 26,731,919 |
| paramiko | 25,999,544 |
| pycrypto | 25,465,102 |
| colorama | 25,179,741 |
| jmespath | 24,938,927 |
| awscli | 24,489,213 |
| cffi | 23,660,786 |
| argparse (py3) | 23,523,108 |
| ecdsa | 22,866,232 |
| coverage | 22,483,426 |
| Django | 22,392,010 |
| pycparser | 20,570,101 |
| pika | 20,258,453 |
| mock | 19,908,083 |
| psycopg2 | 18,750,154 |
| httplib2 | 18,051,092 |
| pep8 | 17,169,545 |
| redis | 16,158,703 |
| Pygments | 15,876,295 |
| SQLAlchemy | 15,621,520 |
| Werkzeug | 15,352,366 |
| selenium | 15,222,364 |
| pymongo | 15,203,413 |
| bcdoc | 13,828,685 |
| wheel | 13,647,811 |
| supervisor | 13,270,900 |
| Pillow | 13,217,790 |
| psutil | 13,191,775 |
| Flask | 12,825,313 |
| enum34 | 12,511,473 |
| meld3 | 12,404,635 |
| MySQL-python (py3) | 12,132,494 |
| zc.buildout | 12,054,338 |
| greenlet | 11,975,971 |
| cryptography | 11,924,258 |
| Babel | 11,917,879 |
| Paste | 11,898,891 |
| pyOpenSSL | 11,770,864 |
| py | 11,610,305 |
| kombu | 11,505,610 |
| numpy | 11,469,602 |
| carbon | 11,423,481 |
| futures (py3) | 11,213,397 |
| anyjson | 11,024,533 |
| Sphinx | 10,845,191 |
| PasteDeploy | 10,537,361 |
| ssl (py3) | 10,524,345 |
| tornado | 10,402,760 |
| zope.interface | 10,111,030 |
| docopt | 10,054,179 |
| beautifulsoup4 | 10,034,257 |
| graphite-web | 9,960,764 |
| pyflakes | 9,837,886 |
| Mako | 9,834,175 |
| urllib3 | 9,832,231 |
| itsdangerous | 9,801,911 |
| amqp | 9,385,486 |
| decorator | 9,263,690 |
| jsonschema | 9,259,389 |
| pyparsing | 9,125,160 |
| Fabric | 8,786,986 |
| ipaddress (py3) | 8,685,675 |
| unittest2 (py3) | 8,633,559 |
| ordereddict (py3) | 8,551,670 |
| celery | 8,546,942 |
| ipython | 8,195,234 |
| flake8 | 8,157,410 |
| setuptools-git | 8,143,135 |
| backports.ssl_match_hostname | 7,956,247 |
| stevedore | 7,937,841 |
| mccabe | 7,889,945 |
| iso8601 | 7,862,552 |
| idna | 7,824,812 |
| gunicorn | 7,812,836 |
| pytest | 7,775,390 |
| PrettyTable | 7,589,855 |
| WebOb | 7,432,697 |
| billiard | 7,241,543 |
| netaddr | 7,043,826 |
| pylint | 6,877,145 |
| gevent | 6,767,212 |
| msgpack-python | 6,740,399 |
| South | 6,524,042 |
| logilab-common | 6,465,287 |
| Twisted | 6,393,482 |
| oslo.config | 6,278,187 |
| blessings | 6,229,869 |
| mozrunner | 5,919,959 |
| ujson | 5,892,082 |
| oauth2client | 5,852,365 |
| pyasn1-modules | 5,779,138 |
| html5lib | 5,602,406 |
| moznetwork | 5,596,636 |
| mozdevice | 5,523,982 |
| mozprocess | 5,493,196 |
| mozprofile | 5,490,744 |
| mozfile | 5,482,478 |
| mozinfo | 5,469,791 |
| Markdown | 5,451,576 |
| mozlog | 5,440,652 |
| oauthlib | 5,426,122 |
| google-api-python-client | 5,423,549 |
| mozcrash | 5,354,234 |
| tox | 5,330,676 |
| astroid | 5,321,433 |
| Cython | 5,190,346 |
| lockfile | 5,156,016 |
| traceback2 | 5,125,397 |
| raven | 5,107,154 |
| python-keystoneclient | 5,092,004 |
| linecache2 | 5,083,749 |
| pandas | 4,958,159 |
| pycurl | 4,868,506 |
| python-memcached | 4,845,843 |
| websocket-client | 4,708,123 |
| isodate | 4,668,393 |
| djangorestframework | 4,566,227 |
| netifaces | 4,550,079 |
| python-daemon | 4,544,206 |
| suds (py3) | 4,529,064 |
| python-mimeparse | 4,528,929 |
| python-novaclient | 4,508,319 |
| oslo.utils | 4,506,918 |
| oslo.i18n | 4,441,671 |
| pyzmq | 4,367,555 |
| scikit-learn | 4,348,961 |
| oslo.serialization | 4,322,380 |
| ply | 4,273,630 |
| statsd | 4,252,192 |
| funcsigs | 4,245,109 |
| ndg-httpsclient | 4,196,443 |
| scipy | 4,162,427 |
| repoze.lru | 4,160,642 |
| testtools | 4,153,421 |
| python-gflags | 4,147,500 |
| sqlparse | 4,143,761 |
| elasticsearch | 4,053,123 |
| thrift | 4,052,559 |
| cmd2 | 4,048,600 |
| alembic | 3,972,835 |
| coveralls | 3,961,242 |
| uritemplate | 3,944,619 |
| configobj | 3,878,762 |
| PyMySQL | 3,845,530 |
| cliff | 3,836,598 |
| extras | 3,811,164 |
| BeautifulSoup (py3) | 3,766,174 |
| oauth2 | 3,736,650 |
| click | 3,680,868 |
| django-debug-toolbar | 3,678,279 |
| sphinx_rtd_theme | 3,600,543 |
| Unidecode | 3,600,451 |
| newrelic | 3,585,936 |
| eventlet | 3,584,388 |
| pytest-cov | 3,578,863 |
| requests-oauthlib | 3,561,612 |
| wrapt | 3,527,893 |
| python-swiftclient | 3,521,094 |
| pycups | 3,512,475 |
| matplotlib | 3,499,464 |
| WebTest | 3,493,778 |
| django-extensions | 3,489,052 |
| cov-core | 3,488,830 |
| networkx | 3,463,821 |
| fixtures | 3,447,906 |
| passlib | 3,419,335 |
| docker-py | 3,387,947 |
| waitress | 3,375,237 |
| protobuf | 3,330,223 |
| retrying | 3,321,165 |
| python-subunit | 3,307,022 |
| pystache | 3,226,791 |
| functools32 (py3) | 3,199,335 |
| pexpect | 3,194,141 |
| django_compressor | 3,172,305 |
| chardet | 3,145,507 |
| django-celery | 3,125,998 |
| xlrd | 3,122,322 |
| blinker | 3,095,746 |


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Objects in JavaScript
This is my first week working with JavaScript after using almost exclusively ruby. Many of the concepts feel very familiar and my knowledge of ruby definitely helps learning java but there is one immediately jarring difference. It is in the way JavaScript handles objects. Objects in JavaScript are on the surface similar to hashes in ruby. Here is one example:
var boat ={
name: “Argo”
crew: “Argonauts”
In contrast to Ruby:
boat = Hash.new
boat = {:name => “Argo”
:crew => “Argonauts”}
Although JavaScript objects are superficially similar there is a key difference. A ruby object is somewhat protected thought data encapsulation and scopes as to what can be accessed. In JavaScript there is no such restriction on object properties. For me personally this has allowed for some flexibility but also some truly baffling errors.


Group Commands
Group New
The group new command creates a new group. It takes two arguments: the name of the new group and its contents. For example:
group new my_group main
creates a new group called “my_group”. You can verify this by opening the group manager. You can view its contents by using the group manager or the print command (see next).
Group Print
The print group command displays the content of a group in terms of the symbol kind and name. Its output depends on the specified print format, for example:
print my_group
(funct) main
Group Get
The internal data representation of groups is different than the representation for Access sets. The contents of a group may be retrieved in set format using the group get command. This set is a copy of the elements in the set, and not the group itself:
sappend [group get my_group] main
This command does not change the size of my_group.
In Access commands that are expecting an Access set, and the name of a group is passed instead, Access uses group get in its place. The exceptions are in commands that modify sets, as in sappend.
Although this conversion makes groups and sets appear to behave in a similar fashion, groups are different from Access sets. The group get command creates a copy of the group’s contents, but changes made to this set—sappend, for example—are not seen in the group itself.


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When you look at the details of a forum (either using the Ameol ShowConf addon or by using the CIX "show <conf name>" command whilst online), you sometimes get extra text after the one-line forum description and the list of topics, telling you about the forum in more detail.
This is called the Forum note. As Moderator you can create and edit this text by using the "Conf Note" button in either the CIX Forums Create Forum or the CIX Forums Edit Topics dialogs.
This is a good place to put any special information about your forum that people should know before they join.


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Builded against Indigo and tested in Kepler.
<editor
class="org.eclipse.ui.editors.text.TextEditor"
contributorClass="org.eclipse.ui.texteditor.BasicTextEditorActionContributor"
default="true"
extensions="gitignore,gitmodules,gitattributes"
icon="icons/git.ico"
id="org.eclipse.ui.DefaultTextEditor"
name="Text Editor">
</editor>
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| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
| T+ 0:30 |
|
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
| T+ 3:30 |
1 tablet |
oral |
MDMA |
(pill / tablet) |
I started smoking pot when I was 15 years old. It started as a once a weekend thing and before I knew it, I was smoking everyday. Pot eventually led to other drugs; shrooms, lsd, and even cocaine. But the one drug I swore I would never touch was E. I feared this drug because it was known for being notriously impure and extremely dangerous. I also saw several tv specials which focused on how it ate holes in your brain, ' not cool ' I thought.
However on new years of 2004 I had been convinced by a group of my closest friends to roll with them. We did it in the safety of a friends basement and I had an amazing time. I took 1 pill at 9:30 pm and the second at 1am. I partyed the night away until around 5 when the E started to wear off. Overall it was an amazing experience and I knew that I would have to try this amazing drug again.
The trip that I wanted to share however was my second and latest experience with the drug. I was going to be rolling with one of my best guy friends, my best girlfriend and her roommate, and another girlfriend of theirs. We rented a room in a very safe and out of the way hotel. There were no other occupants around us so we didn't feel the least bit paranoid. We had prepared for the trip by burning some of our favorite techno / rap songs on to cds. We also stocked up on water, glow sticks, black lights, clementines to eat, straws to chew on, and of course plenty of pot and cigarettes.
We each popped our first blue superman at around 10 pm. After about 30 minutes I could feel the drug starting to take effect. I began to feel a warm sensation creeping all over my body. I knew that it was time to smoke. Right after we each took a couple bong hits, the drug really started to kick in.  As soon as the glowsticks were cracked and the techno came on and I became overwhelmed with a sense of pure joy. Everything seemed perfect at that exact moment in time. I looked around the room and saw my closest friends and felt that nothing could possibly go wrong.
After a while of observation, I decided to give the glowsticks a twirl. I've never really tried before but to my amazment I was really quite good! Everybody was blown away and I felt sooo happy that I could bring everybody else such joy in the room. I can not emphasize how utterly stunning and beautiful the glowsticks were as we listened to the techno music. I instantly fell in love with them and carried them around the entire night. We would take turns with the glowsticks which proved to be one of the most entertaining thing of the night, to me at least. I would also play the beat of the song on peoples legs or shoulders with the glowsticks at a fast rate. Everybody said that they could feel the beat and nobody wanted it to stop.
Backrubs and head massages were also extremely popular that evening. I layed down on the bed when 'H' got on my back and began scratching my head and rubbing my hair. She did this for about 5 minutes but it was the most pleasureable thing I had felt. It felt like she was giving me a full body massage inside and out. It felt so warm and great, I remember thinking that I could even FEEL the love. I remember wishing she could go on all night. I also loved giving people massages because I knew how great it felt and all I wanted to do was make everybody as happy as I was.
My buddy 'W' and I took our second superman at around 1:30 am while the girls each had a half pill. We all were bonding so hard during this entire experience. There was always a conversation going on that I wanted to be a part of. I remember listening to a story and wanting to chime in so badly, but not wanting to be rude, so I'd figure I'd wait to tell my story. This however never happened because I would always forget what I was going to say like 5 seconds later. In the middle of listening I found it extremely hard to concentrate even though I wanted to hear what my friends were saying so bad. My brain would just totally blank out and it would be like they were talking complete jibberish. I didnít want to hurt their feelings by telling them I wasn't listening so normally I would just fake it and say 'Oh wow!' or something along those lines.
I went into the bathroom to take a look at myself because I noticed everybody's eyes were extremely dilated. Mine were no different and I thought they looked extremely cool. I've never been a very confident person about my physical appearance, but when I looked into the mirror, I thought I was the most handsome I had ever looked in my life. I continued to look in the mirror and smile back at the reflection in the mirror. After flexing and having a grand old time in the bathroom, I headed back out to the party and continued to have a great time.
I remember looking around the room at each person and just thinking about how much I loved them, and how great of a person they were. My best girlfriend 'K' looked absolutely stunning. She looked like a angel and whenever we made eye contact I would smile and my heart would race. I would get a huge rush of the deepest love for her, I remember thinking how I would love to just marry her and be with her forever. Even 'A', her friend who I had never met before became one of my closest friends that night. It was like I had known her forever and we could talk about anything. One thing that completely blew me away was when 'A' took a can of Cinnamon glade air freshener and sprayed it into the air. When the cool mist landed on us and reached our noses we all inhaled deeply and let out an ' Mmmmmmm! Ahhh!' it was the greatest thing I had ever smelled! It smelled just like pure heaven and it swept over my entire body. After we discovered this, the can was gone within the hour.
I remember looking at the clock and expecting it to be about 2am ... wrong! It was about 5 and I realized that I was starting to come down. I was so depressed when I realized how quickly the time had gone by. We had been in that hotel room messing around for 7 hours but it felt like it was over in just 2. That was when I started to get sad. I realized that I would probably never have that much fun again until the next time I rolled.
 We went back to the girls dorm rooms at about 9am. We all tried to get some sleep but I layed alone in 'K''s bed feeling extremely depressed while she slept with 'H' in her bed.   I didnít get to sleep until 6am that morning. Needless to say, after all of the exhaustion and lack of sleep I was messed up for about 3 - 4 days after the experience. I was depressed off and on for the week and all I could think about was rolling.
It's been about a month since that experience and I'm feeling perfectly fine and back to normal now. Looking back on that experience I can honestly say that it was the most fun I've had in my life. I plan on taking it easy for a while but I do plan on rolling again in 3 - 4 months.
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PULP FICTION A film review by Mark R. Leeper Copyright 1994 Mark R. Leeper
Capsule review: What would you get if Robert Altman tried to do a super-violent crime film, a cross between SHORT CUTS and SCARFACE? Quentin Tarantino tells a weird collection of inter-connected crime stories peopled by a weirder collection of thugs than Damon Runyan could have imagined on drugs. This is a film with comedy, heavy violence, some terrific dialogue, and a whole lot of entertainment. Rating: high +2 (-4 to +4)
At the heart of it all is Marsellus Wallace (played by Ving Rhames), a Los Angeles crime lord who employs two vicious hitmen, Vince and Jules (John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson). The hitmen are on an errand for Marsellus, killing some young hoods who tried to steal from Marsellus. Their conversation is disarming as they discuss how fast food restaurants are different in Europe and what a "TV pilot" is. They also talk about Marsellus's wife Mia (Uma Thurman) and what the crimelord did to someone who gave her a foot massage. It starts likea normal job for the two hoods, but it will not be a normal day and thereby hangs a tale. Meanwhile super-jealous Marsellus is planning to ask Vince to look after Mia for a few days while the crime lord is away on business. But things are not going to happen like Marsellus plans and thereby hangs another tale. At the same time, the crime lord is planning to buy off an aging prizefighter, Butch (Bruce Willis), and to have a fight fixed. Marsellus is not just in for a surprise, but genuinely the shock of his life. And thereby hangs yet another tale. Harvey Keitel has a terrific little piece proving that an expert janitor can have more prestige than a hired gun.
This is a film with some of the weirdest and perhaps among the most engaging criminals ever put on film. Tarantino has a real talent for creating interesting characters and situations, and even for how to set up a scene so that the audience is constantly seeing the unexpected. Even when the plot slows down, as it does during Vince's night out baby-sitting, the film never bogs down.
Tarantino, who authored the script based on stories he co-wrote with Roger Avary, has chosen to tell those stories out of chronological order. That throws the viewer a little off balance, but never to the detriment of the story-telling. Many scenes are familiar, but Tarantino makes us see them with a fresh eye. Whan a character shoots up with heroin, we have a close-up on the hypodermic with red blood swirling into the colorless heroin solution before it is injected. A visit to a chic hamburger restaurant is a setpiece recreating 1950s culture. A taxi ride appears just a little strange until the viewer realizes everything seen out of the windows of the cab is in black and white.
Tarantino has given us a film that is fresh and funny. It is peopled with some of the weirdest characters we have seen on film in quite a while. It will be interesting to see if he can please both fans of his ultra-violent action films and a wider audience looking for interesting stories. If you do not object to the violence this is a most rewarding films with authentic horror, action, and characters of some depth. I give it a high +2 on the -4 to +4 scale.
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Computes rain rate from dBZ. More...
#include <RainRateOp.h>
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| RainRateOp (double freezingLevel=10.0, double freezingLevelThickness=0.2, double z_ra=200.0, double z_rb=1.6, double z_sa=2000.0, double z_sb=2.0) | |
| Currently type and gain are not handled due to char<=> int mapping problem. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from PolarProductOp | |
| PolarProductOp (const std::string &name=__FUNCTION__, const std::string &description="") | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from VolumeOp< PolarODIM > | |
| VolumeOp (const std::string &name, const std::string &description="") | |
| virtual void | processVolume (const Hi5Tree &src, Hi5Tree &dst) const |
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Static Public Attributes | |
| static PrecipitationZ | precipZrain |
| static PrecipitationZ | precipZsnow |
| static PrecipitationKDP | precipKDP |
| static PrecipitationKDPZDR | precipKDPZDR |
| static PrecipitationZZDR | precipZZDR |
| static FreezingLevel | freezingLevel |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from PolarProductOp | |
| static const CoordinatePolicy | polarCoordPolicy |
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| virtual void | processData (const Data< PolarSrc > &srcData, Data< PolarDst > &dstData) const |
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| void | copyPolarGeometry (const PolarODIM &srcODIM, PlainData< PolarDst > &dstData) const |
| virtual void | setGeometry (const PolarODIM &srcODIM, PlainData< PolarDst > &dstData) const |
| virtual void | deriveDstGeometry (const DataSetMap< PolarSrc > &srcSweeps, PolarODIM &dstOdim) const |
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| bool | aboveSeaLevel |
Computes rain rate from dBZ.
The lowest data array matching "quantity=DBZ" is applied. Typically it is the lowest sweep in a volume, but the data may also result form a CAPPI or maximum echo product. The geometry of the result is the same as the input array. Quality field is copied from the input.
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Currently type and gain are not handled due to char<=> int mapping problem.
| freezingLevel | - height of undetectValue temperature threshold above sea level. |
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Businessmodel of Reliance Steel
Customer Segments
Reliance provides a range of products and services to a large client base. According to its annual report, the Company has more than 125,000 customers across multiple industries, primarily serving customers across the following business sectors:
- General Manufacturing, comprising various original equipment manufacturers from a variety of industries;
- Non-Residential Construction, comprising various contracting and commercial development companies;
- Transportation, comprising rail, truck trailer, and shipbuilding companies;
- Aerospace, comprising various aerospace manufacturing and engineering firms;
- Energy, comprising energy producers and transmission companies;
- Electronics and Semiconductor Fabrication, comprising semiconductor manufacturers and commercial and consumer electronics producers; and
- Heavy Industry, comprising agricultural, construction, and mining equipment companies. Reliance also serves customers operating in the automotive industry, primarily through its toll processing operations where the Company do not take ownership of the metal. While Reliance sells products directly to large manufacturing customers, the majority of the Company’s sales are made to small machine shops and fabricators, in small quantities with frequent deliveries.
Reliance primarily serves a domestic customer base in the US, which accounts for the majority of its business. The Company, however, also serves international clients, including across Europe and Asia Pacific.
Value Propositions
Reliance provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing and reputation, with the Company established as one of the most reliable metals processing companies in the US, with a track record of providing high-quality products to a broad range of customers reliably and efficiently;
- Its international sales reach, with the Company serving a large domestic client base in the US, as well as a range of customers form various industries across Europe and Asia Pacific;
- Its specialist personnel and industry expertise, with the Company employing highly-trained specialist personnel across its enterprise, as well as a team of experienced industry executives;
- Its extensive processing and distribution infrastructure, with the Company operating more than 300 metals service centre processing and distribution facilities across 39 states in the US and in 12 other countries worldwide; and
- Its use of up-to-date technology systems, with Company employing state-of-the-art IT systems to manage its data and operations. ### Channels
Reliance operates a website at www.rsac.com, through which it provides information on its products, processes, and locations. The Company does not operate a digital sales channel or an online customer portal.
Reliance make sits sales through a dedicated in-house sales force, which interacts directly with customers. As of 31st December 2015, the Company employed approximately 2,080 sales personnel located across 44 states in the US and 13 other countries. The Company’s sales personnel are organised by division or subsidiary and are divided into two groups: outside sales personnel, who travel throughout a specified geographic territory and maintain relationships with existing customers and develop new customers; and inside sales personnel, who remain at the facilities to price and write orders.
Reliance provides services through its network of more than 300 metals service centres operates in 39 states in the US and in 12 other countries, including Australia, the UK, Belgium, South Korea, Canada, Malaysia, China, France, Mexico, Singapore, Turkey, and the UAE. Additionally, the Company serves clients through its network of subsidiary companies and affiliate companies, including Sunbelt Steel, Valex Corp, American Metals Corp, and Chapel Steel.
Customer Relationships
Reliance does not provide products or services to its customers on a self-service basis. The Company makes its sales through an in-house sales force that works closely with clients to establish the details of sales and distribution contracts. The Company consults with its clients over a period of time to ensure their individual needs are met, and employs sales personnel who are dedicated to maintaining existing customer relationships. In this way, Reliance seeks to establish longstanding relationships with its clients.
Reliance provides ongoing support to its clients. Customers are able to contact the Company’s various facilities and offices over the phone, or can make enquiries and place equerries with the Company through an online contact form. Alternatively, customers are able to interact directly with Reliance through its social media accounts, including with Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook.
Key Activities
Reliance is a metals service centre processing company. It provides a range of metals processing services and distributes a line of over 100,000 metal products, including alloy, aluminum, brass, copper, carbon steel, stainless steel, titanium and specialty steel products, to more than 125,000 customers across a range of industries. The Company is also engaged in toll processing of aluminium, carbon steel and stainless steel.
Reliance operates an extensive network of metals service centres across more than 300 locations in more than 40 states in the US, as well as in other countries, including Turkey, Malaysia, Australia, Belgium, France, Canada, Singapore, China, Mexico, South Korea, the United Arab Emirates, and the UK. Its various metals service centres process and distribute only specialty metals.
Key Partners
Reliance works closely with a range of companies to ensure that it provides its customers with high-quality products and reliable services. These partners can be categorised broadly as:
- Supplier Partners, comprising suppliers of raw materials, equipment, tools, and services that support the Company’s processing, distribution and sales operations;
- Joint Venture Partners, comprising a range of metals companies with which the Company’s participates in joint processing and marketing activities;
- Channel and Distribution Partners, comprising various distribution, logistics, and sales and marketing service providers that assist the Company in delivering its products and extend the reach of its in-house sales and marketing force; and
- Technology Partners, comprising technology services providers and IT and communications companies that support and maintain the Company’s IT and technology systems. Reliance has two joint venture arrangements with non-controlling interests, including Oregon Feralloy Partners LLC which it owns in partnership with Oregon Steel Mills. The Company also owns controlling stakes in the following joint venture companies Acero Prime S, Feralloy Processing Company, FP Structural Solutions, Indiana Pickling and Processing Company, and Valex Corp’s operations in South Korea.
Key Resources
Reliance’s key resources are its processing facilities and distribution centres, its portfolio of metals products, its sales and marketing channels, its IT and communications infrastructure, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Reliance own and or leases a number of properties both domestically and internationally. This principally comprises the Company’s network of processing and distribution facilities across the US, as well as other locations across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. These properties are key to the success of the Company’s ongoing activities.
Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark office identified two patent applications in which Reliance or related companies are named as the assignee: ‘Shaped charge liner and method of manufacture’ and ‘Aluminum-containing welded grating’.
Cost Structure
Reliance incurs costs in relation to the operation of its processing and distribution facilities, the operation of its sales and marketing channels, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 Reliance recorded cost of sales totalling $6.8 billion, and total operating costs in the amount of $2.00 billion. The Company’s operating costs related principally to warehouse, delivery, selling, general and administrative costs, which totaled $1.73 billion for the year.
Revenue Streams
Reliance generates revenue through the sale of various steel and aluminium products, which are distributed under sales and distribution contracts with companies from a range of industries. The Company organises its sales into five product categories:
- Carbon Steel, including revenue derived from the sale of carbon steel plates, carbon steel structurals, carbon steel tubing, carbon steel bars, hot-rolled steel sheets and coils, galvanised steel sheets and coils, and cold-rolled steel sheets and coils;
- Aluminium, including revenue derived from the sale of aluminium bars and tubes, heat-treated aluminium plates, common alloy aluminium sheets and coils, common alloy aluminium plates, and heat-treated aluminium sheets and coils;
- Stainless Steel, including revenue derived from the sale of stainless steel bars and tubes, stainless steel sheets and coils, and stainless steel plates;
- Alloy, including revenue derived from the sale of alloy bars and rods, alloy tubes, and alloy plates, sheets and coils; and
- Other, including revenue derived from the sale of other metals products. In 2015 Reliance generated $935 billion in net sales, down on the $0.45 billion recorded by the Company the previous year. More than half of the Company’s sales related to its carbon steel products, with aluminium and stainless steel products accounting for 19% and 14% respectively.


This service is currently available to Chrome users on the dev channel.
| Description: | Use the In-App Payments Service to sell digital and virtual goods within a Chrome app. |
| Availability: | Chrome 29 |
| Sample: | in-app-payments |
| Learn more: |
Google Wallet; Google Wallet for Digital Goods |
You can use the In-App Payments Service to sell digital and virtual goods within your app. When you use the In-App Payments Service, the Chrome Wallet App, which is embedded in Chrome, communicates with the Google Wallet servers and handles all the required checkout details, so your app does not have to process any financial transactions. The In-App Payments Service requires you to package a JavaScript file, buy.js, with your app to trigger the purchase flow.
When a customer clicks a "Buy" button in your app to make a purchase, the Chrome Wallet App displays a payment processing window on top of your application window:
When the user clicks the "Buy" button in the payment processing window, the Google Wallet server processes the payment and displays a purchase confirmation dialog to the user, as shown below. The success or failure callback in your app is invoked appropriately.
If the user is not signed up for Google Wallet, the Chrome Wallet App takes the user through the sign-up flow:
The following code snippet illustrates how to initiate the purchase flow in an app.
The parameters for the buy()
method are described below.
google.payments.inapp.buy({ parameters: {}, jwt: 'eyJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJpc3MiOiIxNDIwNDk' + '1MzA5NDM1MjE2ODU3MSIsImF1ZCI6Ikdvb2dsZSI' + 'sInR5cCI6Imdvb2dsZS9wYXltZW50cy9pbmFwcC9' + 'zdWJzY3JpcHRpb24vdjEiLCJpYXQiOjEzNTg0NTc' + 'yNjksImV4cCI6MjM1ODQxMjMzNDMsInJlcXVlc3Q' + 'iOnsiaW5pdGlhbFBheW1lbnQiOnsicHJpY2UiOiI' + 'xMC41MCIsImN1cnJlbmN5Q29kZSI6IlVTRCIsInB' + 'heW1lbnRUeXBlIjoicHJvcmF0ZWQifSwicmVjdXJ' + 'yZW5jZSI6eyJwcmljZSI6IjQuOTkiLCJjdXJyZW5' + 'jeUNvZGUiOiJVU0QiLCJzdGFydERhdGUiOiIxMzU' + '4NDYzMjY5IiwiZnJlcXVlbmN5IjoibW9udGhseSI' + 'sIm51bVJlY3VycmVuY2VzIjoiMTIifSwibmFtZSI' + '6IlBpZWNlIG9mIENha2UiLCJkZXNjcmlwdGlvbiI' + '6IkEgZGVsaWNpb3VzIHBpZWNlIG9mIHZpcnR1YWw' + 'gY2FrZSIsInNlbGxlckRhdGEiOiJZb3VyIERhdGE' + 'gSGVyZSJ9fQ.sXd39R7MNNfDFa-jnlTNu2C2te-_' + 'x9--87Phfdr5GrE', success: logSuccess, failure: logFailure });
Using the In-App Payments Service in an app is similar to using the Google Wallet for Digital Goods API in a web site. The integration steps below are based on the Google Wallet for Digital Goods Tutorial, but there are a few key differences for Apps. These differences are summarized below and described in detail in the integration steps.
buy()
method with an extra parameter called parameters
.Follow these steps to use the In-App Payments Service in your app:
Note: If you use pre-generated JWTs, you should generate the JWTs outside of your app, and include the generated tokens in your app. NEVER include the Seller secret you use to generate tokens in your app. If you need to generate JWTs dynamically, you should use a server.
buy()
to initiate the purchase flow.
For Apps, you must call buy()
with an extra parameter called parameters
.
This parameter currently has one field, env
, which specifies the environment in which to process a payment.
You can set this field to either prod
(production server that accepts real credit cards), or
sandbox
(test server that accepts test credit cards to simulate transactions).
The default setting is sandbox
.
The In-App Payments Service supports automated recurring billing. To set up recurring billing, follow the
instructions for setting up
subscriptions
for the Google Wallet for Digital Goods API,
but note again the differences described above (you can use pre-generated JWT tokens;
you must package buy.js
with your app; and you must specify an additional parameter in the call to buy()
).
For a simple app that demonstrates how to use the In-App Payments Service, see:
You can install and run the published app from the Chrome Web Store to try out the in-app payment purchase flow. The app has options to use either the production server or the sandbox server. When testing with the sandbox server, use these test credit card numbers, which pass basic checks by the Google Wallet for Digital Goods system.


California law provides that under certain circumstances the initial purchaser of a building with an active solar energy system may qualify for a reduction in the assessed value of the property. In order to qualify for this reduction, this claim form must be completed and signed by the buyer and filed with the Assessor. Please refer to the General Information section for details.
Note: “active solar energy system” does not include a solar swimming pool heater or hot tub heater.
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