JOY - compiled at 16:57:51 on Mar 17 2003 (BDW) Copyright 2001 by Manfred von Thun literal truth value type : -> B The logical type, or the type of truth values. It has just two literals: true and false. character type : -> C The type of characters. Literals are written with a single quote. Examples: 'A '7 '; and so on. Unix style escapes are allowed. integer type : -> I The type of negative, zero or positive integers. Literals are written in decimal notation. Examples: -123 0 42. set type : -> {...} The type of sets of small non-negative integers. The maximum is platform dependent, typically the range is 0..31. Literals are written inside curly braces. Examples: {} {0} {1 3 5} {19 18 17}. string type : -> "..." The type of strings of characters. Literals are written inside double quotes. Examples: "" "A" "hello world" "123". Unix style escapes are accepted. list type : -> [...] The type of lists of values of any type (including lists), or the type of quoted programs which may contain operators or combinators. Literals of this type are written inside square brackets. Examples: [] [3 512 -7] [john mary] ['A 'C ['B]] [dup *]. float type : -> F The type of floating-point numbers. Literals of this type are written with embedded decimal points (like 1.2) and optional exponent specifiers (like 1.5E2) file type : -> FILE: The type of references to open I/O streams, typically but not necessarily files. The only literals of this type are stdin, stdout, and stderr. operand false : -> false Pushes the value false. true : -> true Pushes the value true. maxint : -> maxint Pushes largest integer (platform dependent). Typically it is 32 bits. setsize : -> setsize Pushes the maximum number of elements in a set (platform dependent). Typically it is 32, and set members are in the range 0..31. stack : .. X Y Z -> .. X Y Z [Z Y X ..] Pushes the stack as a list. conts : -> [[P] [Q] ..] Pushes current continuations. Buggy, do not use. autoput : -> I Pushes current value of flag for automatic output, I = 0..2. undeferror : -> I Pushes current value of undefined-is-error flag. undefs : -> Push a list of all undefined symbols in the current symbol table. echo : -> I Pushes value of echo flag, I = 0..3. clock : -> I Pushes the integer value of current CPU usage in hundreds of a second. time : -> I Pushes the current time (in seconds since the Epoch). rand : -> I I is a random integer. stdin : -> S Pushes the standard input stream. stdout : -> S Pushes the standard output stream. stderr : -> S Pushes the standard error stream. operator id : -> Identity function, does nothing. Any program of the form P id Q is equivalent to just P Q. dup : X -> X X Pushes an extra copy of X onto stack. swap : X Y -> Y X Interchanges X and Y on top of the stack. rollup : X Y Z -> Z X Y Moves X and Y up, moves Z down rolldown : X Y Z -> Y Z X Moves Y and Z down, moves X up rotate : X Y Z -> Z Y X Interchanges X and Z popd : Y Z -> Z As if defined by: popd == [pop] dip dupd : Y Z -> Y Y Z As if defined by: dupd == [dup] dip swapd : X Y Z -> Y X Z As if defined by: swapd == [swap] dip rollupd : X Y Z W -> Z X Y W As if defined by: rollupd == [rollup] dip rolldownd : X Y Z W -> Y Z X W As if defined by: rolldownd == [rolldown] dip rotated : X Y Z W -> Z Y X W As if defined by: rotated == [rotate] dip pop : X -> Removes X from top of the stack. choice : B T F -> X If B is true, then X = T else X = F. or : X Y -> Z Z is the union of sets X and Y, logical disjunction for truth values. xor : X Y -> Z Z is the symmetric difference of sets X and Y, logical exclusive disjunction for truth values. and : X Y -> Z Z is the intersection of sets X and Y, logical conjunction for truth values. not : X -> Y Y is the complement of set X, logical negation for truth values. + : M I -> N Numeric N is the result of adding integer I to numeric M. Also supports float. - : M I -> N Numeric N is the result of subtracting integer I from numeric M. Also supports float. * : I J -> K Integer K is the product of integers I and J. Also supports float. / : I J -> K Integer K is the (rounded) ratio of integers I and J. Also supports float. rem : I J -> K Integer K is the remainder of dividing I by J. Also supports float. div : I J -> K L Integers K and L are the quotient and remainder of dividing I by J. sign : N1 -> N2 Integer N2 is the sign (-1 or 0 or +1) of integer N1, or float N2 is the sign (-1.0 or 0.0 or 1.0) of float N1. neg : I -> J Integer J is the negative of integer I. Also supports float. ord : C -> I Integer I is the Ascii value of character C (or logical or integer). chr : I -> C C is the character whose Ascii value is integer I (or logical or character). abs : N1 -> N2 Integer N2 is the absolute value (0,1,2..) of integer N1, or float N2 is the absolute value (0.0 ..) of float N1 acos : F -> G G is the arc cosine of F. asin : F -> G G is the arc sine of F. atan : F -> G G is the arc tangent of F. atan2 : F G -> H H is the arc tangent of F / G. ceil : F -> G G is the float ceiling of F. cos : F -> G G is the cosine of F. cosh : F -> G G is the hyperbolic cosine of F. exp : F -> G G is e (2.718281828...) raised to the Fth power. floor : F -> G G is the floor of F. frexp : F -> G I G is the mantissa and I is the exponent of F. Unless F = 0, 0.5 <= abs(G) < 1.0. ldexp : F I -> G G is F times 2 to the Ith power. log : F -> G G is the natural logarithm of F. log10 : F -> G G is the common logarithm of F. modf : F -> G H G is the fractional part and H is the integer part (but expressed as a float) of F. pow : F G -> H H is F raised to the Gth power. sin : F -> G G is the sine of F. sinh : F -> G G is the hyperbolic sine of F. sqrt : F -> G G is the square root of F. tan : F -> G G is the tangent of F. tanh : F -> G G is the hyperbolic tangent of F. trunc : F -> I I is an integer equal to the float F truncated toward zero. localtime : I -> T Converts a time I into a list T representing local time: [year month day hour minute second isdst yearday weekday]. Month is 1 = January ... 12 = December; isdst is a Boolean flagging daylight savings/summer time; weekday is 0 = Monday ... 7 = Sunday. gmtime : I -> T Converts a time I into a list T representing universal time: [year month day hour minute second isdst yearday weekday]. Month is 1 = January ... 12 = December; isdst is false; weekday is 0 = Monday ... 7 = Sunday. mktime : T -> I Converts a list T representing local time into a time I. T is in the format generated by localtime. strftime : T S1 -> S2 Formats a list T in the format of localtime or gmtime using string S1 and pushes the result S2. strtol : S I -> J String S is converted to the integer J using base I. If I = 0, assumes base 10, but leading "0" means base 8 and leading "0x" means base 16. strtod : S -> R String S is converted to the float R. format : N C I J -> S S is the formatted version of N in mode C ('d or 'i = decimal, 'o = octal, 'x or 'X = hex with lower or upper case letters) with maximum width I and minimum width J. formatf : F C I J -> S S is the formatted version of F in mode C ('e or 'E = exponential, 'f = fractional, 'g or G = general with lower or upper case letters) with maximum width I and precision J. srand : I -> Sets the random integer seed to integer I. pred : M -> N Numeric N is the predecessor of numeric M. succ : M -> N Numeric N is the successor of numeric M. max : N1 N2 -> N N is the maximum of numeric values N1 and N2. Also supports float. min : N1 N2 -> N N is the minimum of numeric values N1 and N2. Also supports float. fclose : S -> Stream S is closed and removed from the stack. feof : S -> S B B is the end-of-file status of stream S. ferror : S -> S B B is the error status of stream S. fflush : S -> S Flush stream S, forcing all buffered output to be written. fgetch : S -> S C C is the next available character from stream S. fgets : S -> S L L is the next available line (as a string) from stream S. fopen : P M -> S The file system object with pathname P is opened with mode M (r, w, a, etc.) and stream object S is pushed; if the open fails, file:NULL is pushed. fread : S I -> S L I bytes are read from the current position of stream S and returned as a list of I integers. fwrite : S L -> S A list of integers are written as bytes to the current position of stream S. fremove : P -> B The file system object with pathname P is removed from the file system. is a boolean indicating success or failure. frename : P1 P2 -> B The file system object with pathname P1 is renamed to P2. B is a boolean indicating success or failure. fput : S X -> S Writes X to stream S, pops X off stack. fputch : S C -> S The character C is written to the current position of stream S. fputchars : S "abc.." -> S The string abc.. (no quotes) is written to the current position of stream S. fputstring : S "abc.." -> S == fputchars, as a temporary alternative. fseek : S P W -> S Stream S is repositioned to position P relative to whence-point W, where W = 0, 1, 2 for beginning, current position, end respectively. ftell : S -> S I I is the current position of stream S. unstack : [X Y ..] -> ..Y X The list [X Y ..] becomes the new stack. cons : X A -> B Aggregate B is A with a new member X (first member for sequences). swons : A X -> B Aggregate B is A with a new member X (first member for sequences). first : A -> F F is the first member of the non-empty aggregate A. rest : A -> R R is the non-empty aggregate A with its first member removed. compare : A B -> I I (=-1,0,+1) is the comparison of aggregates A and B. The values correspond to the predicates <=, =, >=. at : A I -> X X (= A[I]) is the member of A at position I. of : I A -> X X (= A[I]) is the I-th member of aggregate A. size : A -> I Integer I is the number of elements of aggregate A. opcase : X [..[X Xs]..] -> [Xs] Indexing on type of X, returns the list [Xs]. case : X [..[X Y]..] -> Y i Indexing on the value of X, execute the matching Y. uncons : A -> F R F and R are the first and the rest of non-empty aggregate A. unswons : A -> R F R and F are the rest and the first of non-empty aggregate A. drop : A N -> B Aggregate B is the result of deleting the first N elements of A. take : A N -> B Aggregate B is the result of retaining just the first N elements of A. concat : S T -> U Sequence U is the concatenation of sequences S and T. enconcat : X S T -> U Sequence U is the concatenation of sequences S and T with X inserted between S and T (== swapd cons concat) name : sym -> "sym" For operators and combinators, the string "sym" is the name of item sym, for literals sym the result string is its type. intern : "sym" -> sym Pushes the item whose name is "sym". body : U -> [P] Quotation [P] is the body of user-defined symbol U. predicate null : X -> B Tests for empty aggregate X or zero numeric. small : X -> B Tests whether aggregate X has 0 or 1 members, or numeric 0 or 1. >= : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X greater than or equal to Y. Also supports float. > : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X greater than Y. Also supports float. <= : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X less than or equal to Y. Also supports float. < : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X less than Y. Also supports float. != : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X not equal to Y. Also supports float. = : X Y -> B Either both X and Y are numeric or both are strings or symbols. Tests whether X equal to Y.  Executes P. So, [P] i == P. x : [P]i -> ... Executes P without popping [P]. So, [P] x == [P] P. dip : X [P] -> ... X Saves X, executes P, pushes X back. app1 : X [P] -> R Executes P, pushes result R on stack without X. app11 : X Y [P] -> R Executes P, pushes result R on stack. app12 : X Y1 Y2 [P] -> R1 R2 Executes P twice, with Y1 and Y2, returns R1 and R2. construct : [P] [[P1] [P2] ..] -> R1 R2 .. Saves state of stack and then executes [P]. Then executes each [Pi] to give Ri pushed onto saved stack. nullary : [P] -> R Executes P, which leaves R on top of the stack. No matter how many parameters this consumes, none are removed from the stack. unary : X [P] -> R Executes P, which leaves R on top of the stack. No matter how many parameters this consumes, exactly one is removed from the stack. unary2 : X1 X2 [P] -> R1 R2 Executes P twice, with X1 and X2 on top of the stack. Returns the two values R1 and R2. unary3 : X1 X2 X3 [P] -> R1 R2 R3 Executes P three times, with Xi, returns Ri (i = 1..3). unary4 : X1 X2 X3 X4 [P] -> R1 R2 R3 R4 Executes P four times, with Xi, returns Ri (i = 1..4). app2 : X1 X2 [P] -> R1 R2 Obsolescent. == unary2 app3 : X1 X2 X3 [P] -> R1 R2 R3 Obsolescent. == unary3 app4 : X1 X2 X3 X4 [P] -> R1 R2 R3 R4 Obsolescent. == unary4 binary : X Y [P] -> R Executes P, which leaves R on top of the stack. No matter how many parameters this consumes, exactly two are removed from the stack. ternary : X Y Z [P] -> R Executes P, which leaves R on top of the stack. No matter how many parameters this consumes, exactly three are removed from the stack. cleave : X [P1] [P2] -> R1 R2 Executes P1 and P2, each with X on top, producing two results. branch : B [T] [F] -> ... If B is true, then executes T else executes F. ifte : [B] [T] [F] -> ... Executes B. If that yields true, then executes T else executes F. ifinteger : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is an integer, executes T else executes E. ifchar : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a character, executes T else executes E. iflogical : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a logical or truth value, executes T else executes E. ifset : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a set, executes T else executes E. ifstring : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a string, executes T else executes E. iflist : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a list, executes T else executes E. iffloat : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a float, executes T else executes E. iffile : X [T] [E] -> ... If X is a file, executes T else executes E. cond : [..[[Bi] Ti]..[D]] -> ... Tries each Bi. If that yields true, then executes Ti and exits. If no Bi yields true, executes default D. while : [B] [D] -> ... While executing B yields true executes D. linrec : [P] [T] [R1] [R2] -> ... Executes P. If that yields true, executes T. Else executes R1, recurses, executes R2. tailrec : [P] [T] [R1] -> ... Executes P. If that yields true, executes T. Else executes R1, recurses. binrec : [B] [T] [R1] [R2] -> ... Executes P. If that yields true, executes T. Else uses R1 to produce two intermediates, recurses on both, then executes R2 to combines their results. genrec : [B] [T] [R1] [R2] -> ... Executes B, if that yields true executes T. Else executes R1 and then [[B] [T] [R1] [R2] genrec] R2. condlinrec : [ [C1] [C2] .. [D] ] -> ... Each [Ci] is of the forms [[B] [T]] or [[B] [R1] [R2]]. Tries each B. If that yields true and there is just a [T], executes T and exit. If there are [R1] and [R2], executes R1, recurses, executes R2. Subsequent case are ignored. If no B yields true, then [D] is used. It is then of the forms [[T]] or [[R1] [R2]]. For the former, executes T. For the latter executes R1, recurses, executes R2. step : A [P] -> ... Sequentially putting members of aggregate A onto stack, executes P for each member of A. fold : A V0 [P] -> V Starting with value V0, sequentially pushes members of aggregate A and combines with binary operator P to produce value V. map : A [P] -> B Executes P on each member of aggregate A, collects results in sametype aggregate B. times : N [P] -> ... N times executes P. infra : L1 [P] -> L2 Using list L1 as stack, executes P and returns a new list L2. The first element of L1 is used as the top of stack, and after execution of P the top of stack becomes the first element of L2. primrec : X [I] [C] -> R Executes I to obtain an initial value R0. For integer X uses increasing positive integers to X, combines by C for new R. For aggregate X uses successive members and combines by C for new R. filter : A [B] -> A1 Uses test B to filter aggregate A producing sametype aggregate A1. split : A [B] -> A1 A2 Uses test B to split aggregate A into sametype aggregates A1 and A2 . some : A [B] -> X Applies test B to members of aggregate A, X = true if some pass. all : A [B] -> X Applies test B to members of aggregate A, X = true if all pass. treestep : T [P] -> ... Recursively traverses leaves of tree T, executes P for each leaf. treerec : T [O] [C] -> ... T is a tree. If T is a leaf, executes O. Else executes [[O] [C] treerec] C. treegenrec : T [O1] [O2] [C] -> ... T is a tree. If T is a leaf, executes O1. Else executes O2 and then [[O1] [O2] [C] treegenrec] C. miscellaneous commands help : -> Lists all defined symbols, including those from library files. Then lists all primitives of raw Joy (There is a variant: "_help" which lists hidden symbols). helpdetail : [ S1 S2 .. ] Gives brief help on each symbol S in the list. manual : -> Writes this manual of all Joy primitives to output file. setautoput : I -> Sets value of flag for automatic put to I (if I = 0, none; if I = 1, put; if I = 2, stack. setundeferror : I -> Sets flag that controls behavior of undefined functions (0 = no error, 1 = error). setecho : I -> Sets value of echo flag for listing. I = 0: no echo, 1: echo, 2: with tab, 3: and linenumber. gc : -> Initiates garbage collection. system : "command" -> Escapes to shell, executes string "command". The string may cause execution of another program. When that has finished, the process returns to Joy. getenv : "variable" -> "value" Retrieves the value of the environment variable "variable". argv : -> A Creates an aggregate A containing the interpreter's command line arguments. argc : -> I Pushes the number of command line arguments. This is quivalent to 'argv size'. get : -> F Reads a factor from input and pushes it onto stack. put : X -> Writes X to output, pops X off stack. putch : N -> N : numeric, writes character whose ASCII is N. putchars : "abc.." -> Writes abc.. (without quotes) include : "filnam.ext" -> Transfers input to file whose name is "filnam.ext". On end-of-file returns to previous input file. abort : -> Aborts execution of current Joy program, returns to Joy main cycle. quit : -> Exit from Joy.


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Package org.drip.oms.specification
Class OrderType
java.lang.Object
org.drip.oms.specification.OrderType
public class OrderType
extends java.lang.Object
OrderType holds the different Types of Orders. The References are:
- Berkowitz, S. A., D. E. Logue, and E. A. J. Noser (1988): The Total Cost of Transactions on the NYSE Journal of Finance 43 (1) 97-112
- Cont, R., and A. Kukanov (2017): Optimal Order Placement in Limit Order Markets Quantitative Finance 17 (1) 21-39
- Vassilis, P. (2005a): A Realistic Model of Market Liquidity and Depth Journal of Futures Markets 25 (5) 443-464
- Vassilis, P. (2005b): Slow and Fast Markets Journal of Economics and Business 57 (6) 576-593
- Weiss, D. (2006): After the Trade is Made: Processing Securities Transactions Portfolio Publishing London UK
- Module = Product Core Module
- Library = Transaction Cost Analytics
- Project = Rd Order Specification, Handling, and Management
- Package = Order Specification and Session Metrics
- Author:
- Lakshmi Krishnamurthy
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field Description static int
AT_THE_OPENING_ORDER
At the Opening Orderstatic int
BRACKET_ORDER
Bracket Orderstatic int
BUY_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDER
Buy Market-if-touched Orderstatic int
BUY_STOP_ORDER
Buy-stop Orderstatic int
DAY_ORDER
Day Orderstatic int
DISCRETIONARY_ORDER
Discretionary Orderstatic int
GOOD_FOR_DAY_ORDER
Good for Day Orderstatic int
GOOD_TILL_CANCELED_ORDER
Good till Canceled Orderstatic int
HIDDEN_ORDER
Hidden Orderstatic int
ICEBERG_ORDER
Iceberg Orderstatic int
IMMEDIATE_OR_CANCELED_ORDER
Immediate or Canceled Orderstatic int
LIMIT_ON_CLOSE_ORDER
Limit-on-close Orderstatic int
LIMIT_ON_OPEN_ORDER
Limit-on-open Orderstatic int
LIMIT_ORDER
Limit Orderstatic int
MARKET_ON_CLOSE_ORDER
Market on Close Orderstatic int
MARKET_ON_OPEN_ORDER
Market On Open Orderstatic int
MARKET_ORDER
Market Orderstatic int
MID_PRICE_PEG_ORDER
Mid-price Peg Orderstatic int
ON_THE_CLOSE_ORDER
On the Close Orderstatic int
ON_THE_OPEN_ORDER
On the Open Orderstatic int
ONE_CANCELS_OTHER_ORDER
One Cancels Other Orderstatic int
ONE_SENDS_OTHER_ORDER
One Sends Other Orderstatic int
PEG_BEST_ORDER
Peg Best Orderstatic int
PEG_ORDER
Peg Orderstatic int
SELL_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDER
Sell Market-if-touched Orderstatic int
SELL_STOP_ORDER
Sell-stop Orderstatic int
STOP_LIMIT_ORDER
Stop-limit Orderstatic int
STOP_LOSS_ORDER
Stop-Loss Orderstatic int
STOP_ORDER
Stop Orderstatic int
TICK_SENSITIVE_ORDER
Tick Sensitive Orderstatic int
TRAILING_STOP_LIMIT_ORDER
Trailing Stop Limit Orderstatic int
TRAILING_STOP_ORDER
Trailing Stop Order -
Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description OrderType()
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Method Summary
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
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Field Details
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MARKET_ORDER
public static final int MARKET_ORDERMarket Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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LIMIT_ORDER
public static final int LIMIT_ORDERLimit Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DAY_ORDER
public static final int DAY_ORDERDay Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GOOD_FOR_DAY_ORDER
public static final int GOOD_FOR_DAY_ORDERGood for Day Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GOOD_TILL_CANCELED_ORDER
public static final int GOOD_TILL_CANCELED_ORDERGood till Canceled Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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IMMEDIATE_OR_CANCELED_ORDER
public static final int IMMEDIATE_OR_CANCELED_ORDERImmediate or Canceled Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ON_THE_CLOSE_ORDER
public static final int ON_THE_CLOSE_ORDEROn the Close Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ON_THE_OPEN_ORDER
public static final int ON_THE_OPEN_ORDEROn the Open Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MARKET_ON_CLOSE_ORDER
public static final int MARKET_ON_CLOSE_ORDERMarket on Close Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MARKET_ON_OPEN_ORDER
public static final int MARKET_ON_OPEN_ORDERMarket On Open Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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LIMIT_ON_CLOSE_ORDER
public static final int LIMIT_ON_CLOSE_ORDERLimit-on-close Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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LIMIT_ON_OPEN_ORDER
public static final int LIMIT_ON_OPEN_ORDERLimit-on-open Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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STOP_ORDER
public static final int STOP_ORDERStop Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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STOP_LOSS_ORDER
public static final int STOP_LOSS_ORDERStop-Loss Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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SELL_STOP_ORDER
public static final int SELL_STOP_ORDERSell-stop Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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BUY_STOP_ORDER
public static final int BUY_STOP_ORDERBuy-stop Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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STOP_LIMIT_ORDER
public static final int STOP_LIMIT_ORDERStop-limit Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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TRAILING_STOP_ORDER
public static final int TRAILING_STOP_ORDERTrailing Stop Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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TRAILING_STOP_LIMIT_ORDER
public static final int TRAILING_STOP_LIMIT_ORDERTrailing Stop Limit Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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PEG_ORDER
public static final int PEG_ORDERPeg Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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PEG_BEST_ORDER
public static final int PEG_BEST_ORDERPeg Best Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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MID_PRICE_PEG_ORDER
public static final int MID_PRICE_PEG_ORDERMid-price Peg Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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BUY_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDER
public static final int BUY_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDERBuy Market-if-touched Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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SELL_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDER
public static final int SELL_MARKET_IF_TOUCHED_ORDERSell Market-if-touched Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ONE_CANCELS_OTHER_ORDER
public static final int ONE_CANCELS_OTHER_ORDEROne Cancels Other Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ONE_SENDS_OTHER_ORDER
public static final int ONE_SENDS_OTHER_ORDEROne Sends Other Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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TICK_SENSITIVE_ORDER
public static final int TICK_SENSITIVE_ORDERTick Sensitive Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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AT_THE_OPENING_ORDER
public static final int AT_THE_OPENING_ORDERAt the Opening Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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DISCRETIONARY_ORDER
public static final int DISCRETIONARY_ORDERDiscretionary Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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BRACKET_ORDER
public static final int BRACKET_ORDERBracket Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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HIDDEN_ORDER
public static final int HIDDEN_ORDERHidden Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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ICEBERG_ORDER
public static final int ICEBERG_ORDERIceberg Order- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Constructor Details
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OrderType
public OrderType()
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Red Butte Garden closed its doors on Friday, March 13 to help prevent the spread of the coronavirus. The Garden began a phased reopening on Monday, June 15 for Garden members only. The public reopening date was Monday, June 29.
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Brixy application uses Model - View - Controller (MVC) architecture. Its purpose is to separate the presentation and the logical part of the application. In fact, it is Model - View - Presenter with passive views, but for simplicity we will call it MVC.
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Controller asks the model for data, passes data to the view and then sends them back to the model or invoke some model action. Not every controller needs the view. Finally, as a result of its work, controller returns a new application request.
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Endless Plains [ai70], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 109
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Endless Plains [ai70], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 109
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15: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
15: Halon [157], with ten angels, 31 nazgul, arrived from the south,
15: accompanied by:
15: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
15: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
16: Stack of nazgul [ee1u], nazgul, number: 3, went north.
16: Stefano [t8e], Imperial Empire, the High Priest of the Church of
16: Halon [157], with ten angels, 31 nazgul, went north, accompanied by:
16: Lord Rodrigo Bane [c8b], Imperial Empire, Bishop of the Church of
16: Dol [153], with five angels, 40 hvy. xbowmen, five nazgul
19: The Honorable Kinak [h6f], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher,
19: arrived from the east.
21: The Honorable Kinak [h6f], refugee, with one worker, one skirmisher,
21: went west.
23: Grolax [f1g], refugee, with one wild horse, one riding horse, arrived
23: from the east.
25: Grolax [f1g], refugee, with one wild horse, one riding horse, went
25: west.
26: Pack of wolves [ji3f], wolves, number: 6, arrived from the east.
27: Band of thieves [iq5s], bandits, number: 46, went west.
29: Stack of nazgul [bd3p], nazgul, number: 2, arrived from the east.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Endless Plains:
North, plain, to Endless Plains [ah70], 7 days
East, forest, to Old Forest [ai71], 8 days
South, forest, to Old Forest [aj70], 8 days
West, plain, to Endless Plains [ai69], 7 days
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Stack of nazgul [io9z], nazgul, number: 4
Band of thieves [iq5s], bandits, number: 46
Pack of wolves [ji3f], wolves, number: 5
Stack of nazgul [bd3p], nazgul


OutputState¶
Overview¶
OutputState(s) represent the result(s) of executing a mechanism. This may be the result(s) of its
function
and/or values derived from that result. The full set of results are stored in the
mechanism’s value
attribute. OutputStates are used to represent individual items
of the mechanism’s value
, and/or useful quantities derived from them. For example,
the function
of a TransferMechanism generates a single result (the
transformed value of its input); however, a TransferMechanism has outputStates that represent not only that
result, but also its mean and variance (if it is an array). In contrast, the function
of a
DDM mechanism generates several results (such as decision accuracy and response time), each of which is assigned as
the value
of a different outputState. The outputState(s) of a mechanism can serve as the input to
other mechanisms (by way of projections
), or as the output of a process and/or system. The
outputState’s sendsToProjections
attribute lists all of its outgoing projections.
Creating an OutputState¶
An outputState can be created by calling its constructor. However, in general this is not necessary as a mechanism
usually automatically creates the outputState(s) it needs when it is created. For example, if the mechanism is
created within the pathway
of a process, an outputState will be created and assigned as the
sender
of a MappingProjection to the next mechanism in the pathway,
or to the process’s output if the mechanism is a TERMINAL
mechanism for that process.
 Therefore, if the outputState is created explicitly, the mechanism to
which it belongs must be specified in the owner
argument of its constructor; if the outputState is specified
in the OUTPUT_STATES
entry of the parameter dictionary for a
mechanism, then the owner is inferred from the context.
Every mechanism has at least one outputState, referred to as its primary outputState, that is automatically created
and assigned to the mechanism’s outputState
attribute (note the singular),
and also as the first entry in the OrderedDictionary of the mechanism’s
outputStates
attribute (note the plural). The value
of
the primary outputState is assigned as the first (and often only) item of the mechanism’s
value
, which is the result of the mechanism`s
function
. In addition to the primary outputState, many mechanisms also assign
an outputState for each additional item of their value
, and some assign
additional outputStates that calculate values derived from one or more of those items.
If one or more custom outputStates need to be added when a mechanism is created, or added to an existing
mechanism, they can be specified in an entry of the mechanism’s
parameter dictionary, using the key OUTPUT_STATES
. For a single
outputState, the value of the entry can be any of the specifications in the the list below. To create multiple
outputStates, the value can be either: a list, each item of which can be any of the specifications below; or
it can be an OrderedDict in which the key for each entry is a string specifying the name for the outputState to be
created, and its value is one of the specifications below. Each outputState to be created can be specified using any
of the following formats:
- A reference to an existing outputState. Its
variable
must match (in the number and type of its elements) the item of the owner mechanism’svalue
to which the outputState is assigned (designated by its index attribute).
- A reference to the OutputState class or a ** name string**. This creates a default outputState that is assigned the first item of the owner mechanism’s
value
as its value. If the name of the OutputState class or its keyword (OUTPUTSTATE
) are used, a default name is assigned to the outputState; if a string is used, it is assigned as the name of the outputState (see naming conventions).
- A specification dictionary. This can include entries, each of which uses the name of an argument for an outputState parameter (used in the outputState constructor) as its key, and the value of that parameter as its value. By default, the outputState is assigned to the first item of the owner mechanism’s
value
. However,INDEX
can be used to specify the outputState’s index attribute and assign it to different item of the mechanism’svalue
.
- A value. This creates a default outputState using the specified value as the outputState’s
variable
. This must be compatible with (have the same number and type of elements as) the item of the owner mechanism’svalue
to which the outputState will be assigned (its primary outputState by default, or designated by itsindex
attribute).
Assigning outputStates explicitly (i.e., including an OUTPUT_STATES
entry in the mechanism’s
parameter dictionary) adds them to any that are automatically generated for
that mechanism. If the name of an explicitly specified outputState is the same as one that was created automatically
(or another one that was created explicitly), its name will be suffixed with a numerical index (incremented for each
outputState with that name), and the outputState will be added to the list (that is, it will not replace ones that
were already created).
By default, an explicitly specified outputState will use the first item of the owner mechanism’s
value
. However, it can be assigned to a different item by specifying its
index
attribute. The variable
of
an outputState must match (in the number and type of its elements) the item of the mechanism’s
value
to which it is assigned. An outputState can also be configured to transform
the value of the item, by specifying a function for its calculate
attribute; the function
must be able to take as input a value that is compatible with the item of the Mechahnism’s
value
to which the outputState is assigned.
 It can send one or more
MappingProjections to other mechanisms. If its owner is a TERMINAL
mechanism of a process
and/or system, then the outputState will also be treated as the output of that process
and/or of a system. The projections that the outputState sends are listed in its
sendsToProjections
attribute.
Like all PsyNeuLink components, an outputState has the three following core attributes:
variable
: this must match (both in number and types of elements) the value of the item of its owner mechanism’svalue
to which it is assigned (designated by itsindex
attribute).
function
: this aggregates the values of any projections received by the outputState, which are combined with the result of the function specified by the outputState’s calculate attribute, and then assigned as the outputState’svalue
.
value
: this is assigned the result of the function specified by thecalculate
attribute, possibly modified by the result of the outputState`sfunction
(though see note). It is used as the input to any projections that the outputStatue sends.
An outputState also has two additional attributes that determine its operation:
index
: this determines the item of its owner mechanism’svalue
to which it is assigned. By default, this is set to 0, which assigns it to the first item of the mechanism’svalue
.
calculate
: this specifies the function used to convert the item of the owner mechanism’svalue
(designated by the outputState’sindex
attribute), before assigning it as the outputState’svalue
. The result is combined with the result of the outputState’sfunction
attribute (which aggregates the value of its projections), to determine the outputState’svalue
(though seenote
). The default forcalculate
is an identity function (Linear
withslope=1
andintercept=0
), which simply assigns the specified item of the mechanism’svalue
unmodified as thevalue
of the outputState. However,calculate
can be assigned any function that can take as its input the designated item of the owner mechanism’svalue
, and the result of which can be combined with the result of the outputState’sfunction
.
Execution¶
An outputState cannot be executed directly. It is executed when the mechanism to which it belongs is executed.
When the mechanism is executed, it places the results of its execution in its value
attribute. The outputState’s index
attribute designates one item of the mechanmism’s
value
for use by the outputState. The outputState is updated by calling the function
specified by its calculate attribute with the designated item of the mechanism’s
value
as its input. This is possibly modified by the result of the outputState’s
function
(though see note). The final result is assigned as
the outputState’s value
, as well as to a corresponding item of the mechanism’s
outputValue
attribute. It is also used as the input to any projections for
which the outputState is the sender
.
Class Reference¶
-
class
OutputState.
OutputState
(owner, value=None, index=PRIMARY_OUTPUT_STATE, calculate=Linear, function=LinearCombination(operation=SUM), params=None, name=None, prefs=None)¶ Implements a subclass of States that represents an output of a mechanism.
Parameters: - owner (Mechanism) – the mechanism to which the outputState belongs; it must be specified or determinable from the context in which the outputState is created.
- reference_value (number, list or np.ndarray) – a template that specifies the format of the item of the owner mechanism’s
value
attribute to which the outputState will be assigned (specified by theindex
argument). This must match (in number and type of elements) the outputState’svariable
argument. It is used to insure the compatibility of the source of the input for the outputState with itsvariable
. - value (number, list or np.ndarray) – specifies the template for the outputState’s
value
. - index (int : default PRIMARY_OUTPUT_STATE) – specifies the item of the owner mechanism’s
value
used as input for the function specified by the outputState’scalculate
attribute, to determine the outputState’svalue
. - calculate (Function, function, or method : default Linear) – specifies the function used to convert the designated item of the owner mechanism’s
value
(specified by the outputState’sindex
attribute), before it is assigned as the outputState’svalue
. The function must accept a value that has the same format (number and type of elements) as the item of the mechanism’svalue
. - function (Function, function, or method : default LinearCombination(operation=SUM)) –
function used to aggregate the values of the projections received by the outputState. It must produce a result that has the same format (number and type of elements) as the item of the mechanism’s
value
to which the outputState is assigned (specified by itsindex
argument).Note
This is not used a present (see note for additonal details).
- params (Optional[Dict[param keyword, param value]]) – a parameter dictionary that can be used to specify the parameters for the outputState, its function, and/or a custom function and its parameters. Values specified for parameters in the dictionary override any assigned to those parameters in arguments of the constructor.
- name (str : default OutputState-<index>) – a string used for the name of the outputState. If not is specified, a default is assigned by the StateRegistry of the mechanism to which the outputState belongs (see Registry for conventions used in naming, including for default and duplicate names).
- prefs (Optional[PreferenceSet or specification dict : State.classPreferences]) – the
PreferenceSet
for the outputState. If it is not specified, a default is assigned usingclassPreferences
defined in __init__.py (see PreferenceSet for details).
-
owner
¶ Mechanism – the mechanism to which the outputState belongs.
-
sendsToProjections
¶ Optional[List[Projection]] – a list of the projections sent by the outputState (i.e., for which the outputState is a
sender
).
-
variable
¶ number, list or np.ndarray – assigned the item of the owner mechanism’s
value
specified by the outputState’sindex
attribute.
-
index
¶ int – the item of the owner mechanism’s
value
used as input for the function specified by itscalculate
attribute.
-
calculate
¶ function or method : default Linear – function used to convert the item of the owner mechanism’s
value
specified by the outputState’sindex
attribute. The result is combined with the result of the outputState’sfunction
((though see note below) to determine both thevalue
of the outputState, as well as the value of the corresponding item of the owner mechanism’soutputValue
. The default (Linear
) transfers the value unmodified.
-
function
¶ CombinationFunction : default LinearCombination(operation=SUM)) – performs an element-wise (Hadamard) aggregation of the values of the projections received by the outputState. The result is combined with the result of the function specified by
calculate
, and assigned as both the outputState’svalue
and the corresponding item of the owner’soutputValue
.Note
Currently PsyNeuLink does not currently support projections to outputStates. Therefore, the
function
attribute is not used. It is implemented strictly for consistency with other state classes, and for potential future use.
-
value
¶ number, list or np.ndarray – assigned the result of
function
(though see note underfunction
; the same value is assigned to the corresponding item of the owner mechanism’soutputValue
.
-
name
¶ str : default <State subclass>-<index> – name of the outputState. Specified in the
name
argument of the constructor for the outputState. If not is specified, a default is assigned by the StateRegistry of the mechanism to which the outputState belongs (see Registry for conventions used in naming, including for default and duplicate names).Note
Unlike other PsyNeuLink components, state names are “scoped” within a mechanism, meaning that states with the same name are permitted in different mechanisms. However, they are not permitted in the same mechanism: states within a mechanism with the same base name are appended an index in the order of their creation.
-
prefs
¶ PreferenceSet or specification dict : State.classPreferences – the
PreferenceSet
for the outputState. Specified in theprefs
argument of the constructor for the projection; if it is not specified, a default is assigned usingclassPreferences
defined in __init__.py (see PreferenceSet for details).


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As Roman and Adele struggled through their eating trial, Roman made a sly dig about Adele's photo of Jane McDonald
by Irishmirror.ieI'm a Celebrity star Roman Kemp couldn't resist making a little joke about campmate Adele Robert 's now infamous luxury item.
The radio DJs competed in a horrifying Bushtucker trial in tonight's ep, which saw them take on the first eating challenge of the series.
As Adele tried to stomach Piggy Pudding, which was pig's uterus, she gagged as it "popped" in her mouth.
Roman encouraged her: "Think how proud Jane is going to be!", referring to Adele's framed photo of Loose Women's Jane McDonald in the camp.
The two previously got into a row over the photo when Roman was confused as to why Adele loved Jane so much, so the cheeky quip shows he's still dubious over the luxury item.
But they did both give the photo a lucky rub before they headed off to the challenge.
The trial also saw Roman tuck into Critter-Bocker Glory, which was made up of dead cockroaches, crickets and mealworms.

Adele then tried Tirrama-spew, which was vomit fruit.  "Which tastes like vomit."

Roman the had to eat Licky Toffee Pudding, which was duck's tongues.
He managed to eat three by pretending to himself that it was calamari.
It was Adele's turn again next and she was served Profiter-balls which were turkey testicles.
Roman tried to help but making her think of Christmas, and they all ended up singing "The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year".
"I will never eat turkey again" declared Adele.
Roman was served Mississippi Udder Pie which was a cow's teat, and Eye-full which were fish eyes, and his final dish was Cocky Road Ice Cream - a bull's penis.
Adele was left with Chocolate Gat-Toe, which was a sheep's toe, and Creme Poo-Lee which was a camel's anus.
The pair got a full house and ten stars for camp.
On their way back to camp, Adele laughed: "Lovely first date!"


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K-Index is an excellent indicator of disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field and is used by BOM, and SWPC to decide whether geomagnetic alerts and warnings need to be issued for users who are affected by these disturbances.


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On entry into Venezuela, first clear with Customs, Immigration and Port Captain, in that order. Clearance is made much easier when able to produce an outward clearance paper (zarpe) from the previous country visited.
Moving from one Venezuelan state to another, it is necessary to clear both out and in of each state visited with both Customs and Port Captain.
Immigration clearance is only required when entering and leaving the country.
Cruising permits are required and are issued for surrounding areas when clearing in by the Port Captain. To travel further afield one must clear out and then clear in at the next port.
Be aware that the rules often change and that individual port captains may adjust the rules to fit their needs and interpretation of the law. It has been reported that so called "national" clearance, when travelling between states, is no longer required, but this seems to depend on officials in each port.
There is no clearance at weekends.
It may be necessary to have an official pilot for entry into Maracaibo, La Guaira and Ciudad Bolívar. It is not recommended to clear into Maracaibo as yachts are charged the same price as large commercial vessels.
If wishing to stop at any of the Venezuelan islands between Isla de Margarita and Bonaire, this should be stated when clearing out of Isla de Margarita. A mention will be made on the clearance paper that permission had been granted to stop at puntos intermedios
. This may not always be acceptable to other officials but more and more yachts are visiting La Blanquilla without any difficulties as the local Coast Guard becomes accustomed to foreign yachts.
It is possible to visit Los Roques independently, without having to visit the Venezuela mainland. More information under Los Roques.
Last updated February 2016.
All US citizens now require a visa for entry into Venezuela, and these must be obtained prior to entry. Arrival at any port , or an encounter with any official without the appropriate visa could result in denial of entry, or possibly detention and seizure. While foreign Venezuelan consulates can provide instructions and may process visa applications, travel to Venezuela by US flagged yachts or carrying US citizens should be considered at this time to be HIGH RISK.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months on entry.
For most nationalities, a tourist visa is required in advance if arriving by sea. It is only those visitors arriving by scheduled air carrier who will be issued with a 90 day Tourist Card on arrival.
Ensure that both your passport and visa are stamped on arrival. Do not overstay the 90 days or you may be arrested and fined when departing.
If planning to apply for an extension to your visa, ensure this is done before the existing one expires.
There are convenient Venezuelan consulates in Aruba, Bonaire, Martinique, Barbados, Guyana, Suriname, Trinidad and Grenada.
A passport (or certified copy) should be carried at all times when travelling inland, as the police and military do spot checks.
Last updated March 2015.
Customs authorities may enforce strict regulations concerning temporary importation of items such as firearms, religious materials, antiquities and medications.
Foreign yachts may remain in Venezuela for a period of 18 months, but individuals may only stay for 90 days. This was introduced to allow people to leave their yachts in Venezuela while they returned home. Some of the agents in Puerto de la Cruz and Porlamar are able to extend this time allowance in the passport for a price. These rules are in flux as the marina owners put pressure on the government to realise the importance of the marine tourist industry.
Note - The new 1% tax is NOT applicable to foreign owned and registered cruising yachts, but stringent checks may be made to ensure that the boat complies.
The vessel in transit
status is not recognised in Venezuela and getting spare parts sent in can be difficult and costly. For this reason many sailors choose to get their repairs done in Trinidad or make sure they bring any necessary parts with them.
Last updated December 2014.
A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required for travelers over nine months old, except in the northern coastal area. The cities of Caracas and Valencia are not in the endemic zone.
Malaria prophylaxis and typhoid vaccinations are recommended. There is bilharzia in some rivers, so swimming in fresh water should be avoided.
Dengue fever is increasingly common and there are epidemics of viral encephalitis at times.
Europe, USA, Barbados and other destinations in the Caribbean require yellow fever vaccination certificates for people arriving from Venezuela.
Precautions should be taken against vampire bats on the coast from Cumana onwards, and also the Chimana Islands, as they may carry the rabies virus. The bats will fly on to a boat at night and bite the sleeping occupants.
Mains water is not drinkable and should be boiled or filtered. Bottled water is available.
ZIKA VIRUS ALERT: (September 2016) There have been recent safety alerts from the US State Department, UK Foreign Office, and Center for Disease Control (CDC) regarding travel to parts of Central and South America, Africa, southern Asia, the Caribbean, and the South Pacific islands. Venezuela is an area of interest. There is growing concern about the rapid spread of the ZIKA Virus and the impact of the virus on pregnant women and babies. ZIKA is transmitted by mosquitos in tropical and sub-tropical climates, and there is currently no cure or vaccine. This situation is evolving rapidly, so please refer to the CDC’s dedicated website if you are intending to cruise in one of the effected areas.
There is an entry tax, a departure tax and also a cruising permit fee. These fees vary from state to state, and often also fluctuate even within the same state. The situation in Venezuela tends to change on a daily basis.
Currently it has been reported that a new fee (paid every 3 months) of US$28.50, must be paid by foreign boats to a US bank account owned by the Venezuela Government.
Clearance Fees for Los Roques in August 2014 can be found here.
There are no overtime fees.
Agent fees for clearance can be substantial, but as a good agent can save a lot of time and bother, one should try to check in advance to determine a good agent and establish their fees before using them for clearance.
There are National Park fees in Los Roques and the Moroccoy Park.
Last updated March 2015.
Chartering is illegal in Venezuela, especially to Venezuelan citizens, and can lead to heavy fines or confiscation of the boat. An exception to this rule is when a foreign flag vessel arrives to pick up charter guests from aninternational flight to cruise in Venezuelan waters, these being considered as crew. This practice should be kept very low key.
Isla Orchilla is a military base and one should not approach as there is a restricted area. Las Piedras (Punto Fijo) is a Port Authority base and entry is prohibited. Approx. 25 NM NW of Las Piedras lies the small island of "Los Monges" which is also a Military base.
Los Roques is a National Park and certain restrictions apply to fishing, lobstering or collecting shells.
Animals are not restricted but should have a valid health certificate and anti-rabies vaccination. There is rabies in Venezuela.


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The LGBT Center
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Alden Library
Alden Library, located on College Green at 30 Park Place, is the main library and study space on campus. The multimedia center, Academic Achievement Center and Cafe BiblioTech are all located on Alden’s second floor.
The second and fourth floor of the library are open until 2 a.m. most nights during the school year for late-night studying.
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Inside there is weightlifting space, lifting machines, cardio machines and basketball courts among many other unique features.
Jefferson Hall
Jefferson Hall, located at 46 E. Green Drive, houses OU’s largest campus market. Both Nelson Court and The District also feature campus markets, though Jefferson has a sandwich station and a larger space available to students.
Jefferson Market is open for students who live in Jefferson but also those who do not. Without a car on campus, Jefferson Market is an important spot for many students’ grocery shopping needs. If students have the Flex meal option, they can also use their swipes as currency in the market.
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Interview
Using the HTML elements we discussed in class, create a website
that introduces your assigned partner to the class. Your website
should consist of at least 10 individual pages, and should reveal
at least 10 facts about your partner, other than their name.
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28.09.2016
Using the tools and techniques discussed in class, create a formal
composition that you find beautiful. Each composition should include
some element (a snippet of code) from the week prior. Consider
how you can use the formal qualities that are unique to the
web to emphasize emotions or convey ideas.
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09.11.2016
Download the jQuery Exercise package and complete the insturctions
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05.10.2016
Building on the new tools and techniques we learned this week, create
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A custom select / multiselect for Bootstrap using button dropdown, designed to behave like regular Bootstrap selects.
See a Bootstrap 3.2.0 example here.
See a Bootstrap 2.3.2 example here (deprecated).
Silvio Moreto, Ana Carolina, caseyjhol, Matt Bryson, and t0xicCode.
Create your <select>
with the .selectpicker
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<select class="selectpicker">
<option>Mustard</option>
<option>Ketchup</option>
<option>Barbecue</option>
</select>
Enable Bootstrap-Select via JavaScript:
$('.selectpicker').selectpicker();
Or just
$('select').selectpicker();
Starting with the current dev version, we support bootstrap's data-api, which means that you don't even have to manually instanciate bootstrap-select.
Checkout the documentation for further information.
N.B.: The CDN is updated after the release is made public, which means that there is a delay between the publishing of a release and its availability on the CDN. Check the GitHub page for the latest release.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute. Please take a moment to review the guidelines for contributing. Make sure you're using the latest version of bootstrap-select before submitting an issue.
Copyright (C) 2013-2014 bootstrap-select
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Italic text (em or emphasis) text
Links (Anchor) text to hyperlink
Example: Udacity
Images (this is a void tag, i.e. no closing tag as it doesn't have any content)
Example:
Break (new line)
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Paragraph (puts a box around the content)
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A break tag is an inline tag, i.e. it only contains content.A paragraph tag is a block tag, i.e. it can have height and width.
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<title> text </title>
This tag is required in all HTML documents and it defines the title of the document. It defines a title in the browser toolbar, provides a title for the page when it is added to favorites, and displays a title for the page in search-engine results. You can NOT have more than one <title> element in an HTML document. If you omit the <title > tag, the document will not validate as HTML. (Source: w3schools)
<opening tag> content </closing tag>
Other tags I came across
Header tags
 text
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Underline tag text
Horizontal line tag

Paragraph break tag

(Not sure if this is the proper way of doing this, so I would appreciate some feedback here.)
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Multi-Purpose Trial....
I had spent the day looking for an alternative to my constant use of cannibas. After looking through the brochure of my nearest Herbal High store, I had decided on a bit of a mix. Firstly figured that I needed a new bong, so I went in and purchased a new water bong (not only for my newly acquired herbs). Having tried Kava Kava and Salvia previously I figured that a bit of that wouldn't go astray. Before leaving work I had a Kava and hot chocolate drink. Apart from numbing my tongue this appeared to do very little.
I sat down with my gf at around 6pm and had a bong of salvia around 1 gram. T+2hours.
Upon exhaling I felt my body sink into the lounge chair I was sitting in, as if it was enveloping my whole being. I then had a vision of being on a river boat in the Amazon (dont ask me where that came from, I was thinking about sex at the time!), reallising that it was nearly impossible to speak to my GF due to the fact that every time I went to speak, my throat would close over as soon as the first syllable had escaped my mouth, making it very hard to breath.
I felt as though I needed to get off the boat. Off the boat I did get. Straight onto the concrete floor! I realised that I was not in my body in a sense but looking down at myself in this green putrid water(the floor of our garage is painted green). I started to come around a bit after this thought hit me and needed to get outside. A state of paranoia hit me, not unlike that which I have experienced of a bad mushroom trip (which I will write about soon). I had lit myself a cigarette somehow and was pondering with great anxiety as to how I was going to get outside.
As it happened I slithered under the garage door that was slightly ajar. Once outside I realised how hot I had become since inhaling the smoke. Once again I began to panic as I ran to the shower. At this point my GF, whom herself has not experienced any effect (due to the fact that her inhaling failed to bring any smoke through the water) was looking at me in total disbelief as I stumbled around the house, cursing and mumbling to myself. It dawned on me later that she had never been around anyone under the influence of a psychedelic, as she herself only smokes pot.
Once out of the shower I took the time to think about what had happened and came to the conclusion that nothing I had ever taken (I have experimented with many substances, some legal, most not) had had this bigger of an effect on me.
After heading out for dinner with no effects left (T+30mins)I returned home at 9pm to brew myself a Damiana Tea. Judging by eye, it was around 10g for one cup. I placed the leaf and water into a coffee plunger and left it to sit for 15 mins. After adding a tspoon of honey I downed the tea. Actually quite a pleasant taste, considering the smell of the herb was giving me a headache.
20 minutes after ingestion and feeling nothing other than calm, I returned to the Jungle....well no, I returned to the garage for another bowl. This time of Damiana. Burning very quickly and cleanly I managed to inhale 2 large lungfuls of this pungent smelling herb. Surprised by the relative tastelesness I retired to bed to see if there were any effects that I could feel.
Well, apart from becoming very easily aroused when touched, I only felt a little euphoric. Since my bedmate had found herself in the land of sleep, I attempted a bit of self-gratification. This was very shortlived as I was unable to keep an erection after becoming over-sensitive to the touch.
I have ordered a kilogram of Kava powder and will continue to drink Damiana tea for a while. However, Salvia, will not replace my desire to be stoned. It is worth noting, that I was very heavy headed the next morning when I awoke. Two hours after geting up I appeared to be functioning normally.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Report: Mourinho battles Guardiola to bring Portugal star Dias to Tottenham
Ruben Dias has a £59m release clause.
by Jay WilliamsJose Mourinho and Pep Guardiola could be locked in a transfer tussle for Ruben Dias.
According to The Independent, Mourinho wants to sign Benfica star Dias to bolster his defence at Tottenham Hotspur. He has met with Daniel Levy and Dias features on a list of targets, alongside Nemanja Matic and Bruno Fernandes.
But Spurs will face competition from reigning champions Manchester City in this race. According to a recent report by The Mirror, Guardiola is keen on signing Dias, who has a £59m release clause. Benfica are determined to fend off suitors so they are trying to increase his buy-out price to £79m.
Dias is currently a star performer in Benfica’s defence. The 22-year-old has played 17 matches this season and over 100 in total for the Portuguese giants.
The 16-cap Portugal international is starring for club and country so it is no surprise to see clubs lining up a move. He could be Mourinho’s first new addition as Tottenham manager.
TBR’s view
This would be a shrewd piece of business for Spurs as this is an area that needs addressing. Toby Alderweireld and Jan Vertonghen are out of contract next summer and Mourinho needs to talk with both of those players.
It is wise to have a back-up plan and Dias would offer short and long-term solutions. The youngster offers the perfect blend of youth and experience that Tottenham need to push on.
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One of the main reasons was so that I could use the new
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with HTML 5 support. In fact, I already did it with two older posts:
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Thousands of parents have applied to send their children to the first 24 free schools with latest analysis showing that half are in the 30% most deprived communities.
Thousands of parents have applied to send their children to the first 24 Free Schools that are aiming to open in next month. This comes as latest analysis by the Department for Education shows that Free Schools are targeting deprivation, with half of the schools located in the 30 per cent most deprived communities.
15 of the 24 schools are oversubscribed for their first year, with some seeing more than three applications for one school place.
For example:
Department for Education analysis published today also shows that Free Schools are targeting deprivation. Based on Super Output Areas - the most accurate reflection of a school’s local community - the analysis finds that of the 24 Free Schools opening in the next two weeks:
The figures clearly show that the Free Schools policy has already been a success in creating schools in disadvantaged areas and where there is a need for new places. Many of the Free Schools opening this September have been set up because passionate teachers and charities want to support the very poorest pupils who live in communities where results and aspiration have been low for generations.
Free Schools will be good, local schools funded by the Government, but have greater freedoms than local authority run schools.  These schools are opening because of real, local demand from parents for a new or different type of education to benefit local children and their families. They will meet parents’ simple desire for good, local, state funded schools that have strong discipline and - in many cases - small class sizes.
The teachers running the outstanding Cuckoo Hall Academy, for example, have decided to set up a Free School - Woodpecker Hall Primary Academy - so they can reach more children in a part of North London that needs good new school places, and where the number of pupils on Free Schools Meals is high.
Patricia Sowter, executive principal of Woodpecker Hall Primary Academy, talking about her previous experience before setting up a Free School said:
It would break my heart. I couldn’t give places to half of the children in the nursery class because of local authority admission rules.  I knew I had to do more to help these parents get what was best for their children. I knew these children could succeed, despite the deprivation and despite what seemed to be a mindset of low expectations at the local authority.
Under the Coalition Government’s new plans, Free Schools will also be able to prioritise the most disadvantaged children (eligible for Free School Meals) in their school admissions arrangements. With the Pupil Premium - worth £430 per pupil this year - there will be an even greater incentive for Free Schools to attract pupils that are most in need of high-quality education.
From initial proposal to opening, the first Free Schools will have taken between ten and 15 months to set up from submitting initial application forms. In the past, it took between three and five years to set up a maintained school, with parent-promoted schools taking up to nine years. It also took five years to open the first 50 Academies. The Government is shaving years off this to respond to the urgent demand from parents, and to drive up standards more quickly - especially for the poorest pupils.
Schools Minister Lord Hill said:
What parents want is the chance to send their children to a good local school with high standards. These new free schools are designed to achieve exactly that and we are committed to opening many more in the next few years.
For too long, politicians in Westminster have assumed they know best and that more political control means better results. The opposite is true. Good schools know better than politicians how to run their own affairs and that’s why we’re confident these free schools - which give them real independence - will offer local children a great education. It’s not surprising many are oversubscribed.
The Department for Education’s analysis on the deprivation banding of Free Schools is available from this page .
Groups that were successful in applying to open a Free School went through a robust process to make sure they were suitable and capable to run a school. They had to:
Like other state-funded schools, Free Schools are inspected by Ofsted, will have their exam and test results published and will have to teach a broad curriculum. Action will be taken if results slip or if teaching isn’t up to scratch. Free Schools also have to abide by the same rules for pupil admissions as other schools - making sure that these are fair and inclusive of children from different backgrounds.
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I returned to another conference with the jetlag of another conference, FOSSASIA but this conference was something I was very eagerly waiting to attend. Why? Well there are a couple of reasons, but the main reason for which I bought the ticket was to listen to Liz Rice in person.
The other reason was to see and meet the growing community of Kubernetes in Bangalore.
23rd March 2019, I woke up early morning and left along with Sayani, and Saptak to this place quite outside of Bangalore.
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Space Environmental Monitor (SEM-2) is one of the complement of American instruments provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to fly on MetOp-A, -B and -C.
SEM-2 is a spectrometer that provides measurements to determine the intensity of the Earth's radiation belts and the flux of charged particles at the satellite altitude. It provides knowledge of solar terrestrial phenomena and also provides warnings of solar wind occurrences that may impair long-range communication, high-altitude operations, damage to satellite circuits and solar panels, or cause changes in drag and magnetic torque on satellites.
The instrument is a multi-channel, charged-particle spectrometer, which senses the flux of charged particles from the Sun-ionized plasma (at the satellite altitude) and contributes to the solar terrestrial energy knowledge. It consists of two separate sensor units and a common Data Processing Unit (DPU). The sensor units are the Total Energy Detector (TED) and the Medium Energy Proton and Electron Detector (MEPED).
The TED senses and quantifies the intensity in the sequentially selected energy bands. The particles of interest have energies ranging from 0.05 keV to 20 keV. The MEPED senses protons, electrons, and ions with energies from 30 keV to levels exceeding 6900 keV.
SEM-2 is provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and developed by NASA and Assurance Technology Corporation (formerly Panametrics), Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
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Space Environmental Monitor (SEM-2) is one of the complement of American instruments provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) to fly on MetOp-A, -B and -C.
SEM-2 is a spectrometer that provides measurements to determine the intensity of the Earth's radiation belts and the flux of charged particles at the satellite altitude. It provides knowledge of solar terrestrial phenomena and also provides warnings of solar wind occurrences that may impair long-range communication, high-altitude operations, damage to satellite circuits and solar panels, or cause changes in drag and magnetic torque on satellites.
The instrument is a multi-channel, charged-particle spectrometer, which senses the flux of charged particles from the Sun-ionized plasma (at the satellite altitude) and contributes to the solar terrestrial energy knowledge. It consists of two separate sensor units and a common Data Processing Unit (DPU). The sensor units are the Total Energy Detector (TED) and the Medium Energy Proton and Electron Detector (MEPED).
The TED senses and quantifies the intensity in the sequentially selected energy bands. The particles of interest have energies ranging from 0.05 keV to 20 keV. The MEPED senses protons, electrons, and ions with energies from 30 keV to levels exceeding 6900 keV.
SEM-2 is provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and developed by NASA and Assurance Technology Corporation (formerly Panametrics), Waltham, Massachusetts, USA.
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The Space Environmental Monitor (SEM-2) provides information on solar activity and space weather which may affect the satellites and instruments.


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