I had heard a lot of good about 4-ho-met and had once taken 15 mg of 4-aco-dmt before, so I thought the experience was going to be something similar. My friend gave me a little bag, saying it contains 20mg of 4-ho-met.
At the time I was going out with Joe (names changed) and he didn't have his own apartment but was sleeping at our friend Tom's place. There was a rave party that night so we were planning on taking some drugs at Tom's place and going to the rave party after that.
So, we were chilling at Tom's place, the three of us. I didn't know most of the other people coming and going to Tom's place but there were some guys that came there to deal drugs with Joe and Tom. So while I was tripping, people I didn't know would come and go, and that wasn't very good for my set & setting.
I opened the little bag that contained 4-ho-met. I found two capsules in it, and thought they would have 10mg in each of them. Later I found out they actually had 20mg in each; my friend who gave the bag to me thought there was only one capsule left. I swallowed them and smoked some jwh-018 while waiting for the psychedelic experience to start kicking.
I was also speaking with Tom that maybe we should get some 2c-i so I could boost 4-ho-met. The experience I had with 15 milligrams of 4-aco-dmt was pretty lame, so I wasn't expecting much of this trip. I thought I'd just have some funny visuals and then go to the rave party. When we got 2c-i after a couple of hours, I was tripping so hard I couldn't even think of taking any more psychedelics.
After 30 minutes I started feeling a little bit nauseous. I told Tom and Joe that at the moment I had no intention of going to any party, I just wanted to sit down and relax. But I also added that the feeling might go away after a while. Anyhow, it didn't.
I started seeing the first visuals. I went to the toilet and saw the shower getting closer to me as trying to whisper something in my ear. I was a little bit frightened but then I realized it was just a visual and laughed. I washed my face and went back to chill on the sofa with Tom and Joe.
Joe took some 4-fluoro-amphetamine and started talking A LOT and I found that kinda annoying. At that time I was still able to talk and I wanted to have conversations with the other people hanging out there, since it wasn't only me, Joe and Tom but there were some other drug heads too. With one of them I started discussing about how I feel and told I'm seeing somebody sitting in my right side all the time, even though I know there's nobody there. And he was like 'oh yeah, I know that feeling'. Then Joe started talking about his stuff again and he just talked and talked and I didn't feel like listening to him anymore, so I just looked away and thought about some other stuff in my head.
I went to the toilet again. I didn't feel really good, neither physically nor mentally. I realized that the effects were way stronger than the time I had taken 4-aco-dmt. I remember thinking 'This 4-ho-met is not really my stuff... but well, thankfully it's not gonna last for forever'. At this point the trip started turning bad.
I went back sitting on the sofa and talked something with Tom, but then I realized I couldn't tell Tom apart from the wall behind him; so strong were my visuals. I saw fractals everywhere, I couldn't really tell people apart from each other. I didn't really know who was I talking to, if I even was talking to anybody. I was so unsure even about my own existence. Who was I? What was I doing here? Where was I? Who were these people with me? I had no idea. Had I taken something...? Oh, right... I was tripping... tripping on what? What is tripping anyways? Tripping... I was losing all of it.
I felt frightened because I realized I was totally losing the control of everything. I realized I was losing my sense of reality, and that felt damn scary. I wasn't really sure if the people around me were really there. Their faces looked all weird and I couldn't tell them apart from each other. I couldn't even tell myself apart from the sofa I was sitting on. I didn't feel my legs, I didn't feel my body. All I could do was sit down and hope it's gonna end soon.
Joe was next to me and asked if I'm alright because I looked really pale. I tried to tell him I was tripping harder than ever but I didn't know how to speak anymore. He asked if I wanted to some speed and I snorted some because usually speed makes the psychedelic effects to go down. This time, it had no effect.
My friends were listening to psytrance which felt really aggressive and I felt that it was kinda ripping my brain in pieces. But I couldn't speak so I couldn't tell them to change the music.
I hugged Joe. I felt his warmness, and that helped me to calm down. When I closed my eyes I wasn't in the room anymore. I was in some kind of tunnel, where everything was circling around me. I heard voices of spirits around me, whispering: 'Let go. You have nothing to be afraid of. Just let go of the reality. You have always come back from all of your trips; trust us.'
And I let go.
Nothing has ever felt so good.
I felt warm and safe. I realized I wouldn't do psychedelics with people who would hurt me or in a place where something bad would happen to me. I realized I was alright and I didn't have to worry about the reality; I could just let it go. And I did, oh yes, I did.
I asked for pen and paper but all they had was an old ripped sheet... I took it, and I took the only pen they had in that apartment. And I draw. I have never drawn with such and inspiration. I draw circles, I draw eyes, mountains, everything that came to my mind. It felt soooo goood. Later I decided not to do 4-ho-met without a sketch book and pens with me, heh. Joe was annoying me because he wanted to be too close and I just wanted to draw and he was kinda on my way. I wasn't really social, I didn't feel like talking, I just felt like drawing.
I saw how the little pictures were walking down my hands to the pen and then to the paper. I would keep drawing for 2-3 hours and then I realized the trip was going down. I felt really good, I felt that I had faced my fears of letting go of everything.
Next time I'm gonna try a larger dose with better set & setting, maybe 50 mg. This is a true psychedelic! I've done a lot of psychedelics and 4-ho-met is gotta be among my top 3: Ayahuasca, DMT and 4-ho-met. I have done rather big doses of phenetylamines but didn't find the same spirituality in them that I do find in tryptamines. 4-ho-met felt really spiritual.
This the best RC I've ever done so far and I've done a lot of them. Really nice.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Arcosanti, Arizona
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PART THE FIRST
1 THOU mastering me | |
| God! giver of breath and bread; | |
| Worlds strand, sway of the sea; | |
| Lord of living and dead; | |
| Thou hast bound bones and veins in me, fastened me flesh, | 5 |
| And after it almost unmade, what with dread, | |
| Thy doing: and dost thou touch me afresh? | |
| Over again I feel thy finger and find thee. | |
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2 I did say yes | |
| O at lightning and lashed rod; | 10 |
| Thou heardst me truer than tongue confess | |
| Thy terror, O Christ, O God; | |
| Thou knowest the walls, altar and hour and night: | |
| The swoon of a heart that the sweep and the hurl of thee trod | |
| Hard down with a horror of height: | 15 |
| And the midriff astrain with leaning of, laced with fire of stress. | |
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3 The frown of his face | |
| Before me, the hurtle of hell | |
| Behind, where, where was a, where was a place? | |
| I whirled out wings that spell | 20 |
| And fled with a fling of the heart to the heart of the Host. | |
| My heart, but you were dovewinged, I can tell, | |
| Carrier-witted, I am bold to boast, | |
| To flash from the flame to the flame then, tower from the grace to the grace. | |
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4 I am soft sift | 25 |
| In an hourglassat the wall | |
| Fast, but mined with a motion, a drift, | |
| And it crowds and it combs to the fall; | |
| I steady as a water in a well, to a poise, to a pane, | |
| But roped with, always, all the way down from the tall | 30 |
| Fells or flanks of the voel, a vein | |
| Of the gospel proffer, a pressure, a principle, Christs gift. | |
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5 I kiss my hand | |
| To the stars, lovely-asunder | |
| Starlight, wafting him out of it; and | 35 |
| Glow, glory in thunder; | |
| Kiss my hand to the dappled-with-damson west: | |
| Since, tho he is under the worlds splendour and wonder, | |
| His mystery must be instressed, stressed; | |
| For I greet him the days I meet him, and bless when I understand. | 40 |
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6 Not out of his bliss | |
| Springs the stress felt | |
| Nor first from heaven (and few know this) | |
| Swings the stroke dealt | |
| Stroke and a stress that stars and storms deliver, | 45 |
| That guilt is hushed by, hearts are flushed by and melt | |
| But it rides time like riding a river | |
| (And here the faithful waver, the faithless fable and miss). | |
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7 It dates from day | |
| Of his going in Galilee; | 50 |
| Warm-laid grave of a womb-life grey; | |
| Manger, maidens knee; | |
| The dense and the driven Passion, and frightful sweat; | |
| Thence the discharge of it, there its swelling to be, | |
| Though felt before, though in high flood yet | 55 |
| What none would have known of it, only the heart, being hard at bay, | |
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8 Is out with it! Oh, | |
| We lash with the best or worst | |
| Word last! How a lush-kept plush-capped sloe | |
| Will, mouthed to flesh-burst, | 60 |
| Gush!flush the man, the being with it, sour or sweet, | |
| Brim, in a flash, full!Hither then, last or first, | |
| To hero of Calvary, Christ, s feet | |
| Never ask if meaning it, wanting it, warned of itmen go. | |
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9 Be adored among men, | 65 |
| God, three-numberèd form; | |
| Wring thy rebel, dogged in den, | |
| Mans malice, with wrecking and storm. | |
| Beyond saying sweet, past telling of tongue, | |
| Thou art lightning and love, I found it, a winter and warm; | 70 |
| Father and fondler of heart thou hast wrung: | |
| Hast thy dark descending and most art merciful then. | |
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10 With an anvil-ding | |
| And with fire in him forge thy will | |
| Or rather, rather then, stealing as Spring | 75 |
| Through him, melt him but master him still: | |
| Whether at once, as once at a crash Paul, | |
| Or as Austin, a lingering-out sweet skill, | |
| Make mercy in all of us, out of us all | |
| Mastery, but be adored, but be adored King. | 80 |
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PART THE SECOND
11 Some find me a sword; some | |
| The flange and the rail; flame, | |
| Fang, or flood goes Death on drum, | |
| And storms bugle his fame. | |
| But wé dream we are rooted in earthDust! | 85 |
| Flesh falls within sight of us, we, though our flower the same, | |
| Wave with the meadow, forget that there must | |
| The sour scythe cringe, and the blear share come. | |
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12 On Saturday sailed from Bremen, | |
| American-outward-bound, | 90 |
| Take settler and seamen, tell men with women, | |
| Two hundred souls in the round | |
| O Father, not under thy feathers nor ever as guessing | |
| The goal was a shoal, of a fourth the doom to be drowned; | |
| Yet did the dark side of the bay of thy blessing | 95 |
| Not vault them, the million of rounds of thy mercy not reeve even them in? | |
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13 Into the snows she sweeps, | |
| Hurling the haven behind, | |
| The Deutschland, on Sunday; and so the sky keeps, | |
| For the infinite air is unkind, | 100 |
| And the sea flint-flake, black-backed in the regular blow, | |
| Sitting Eastnortheast, in cursed quarter, the wind; | |
| Wiry and white-fiery and whirlwind-swivellèd snow | |
| Spins to the widow-making unchilding unfathering deeps. | |
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14 She drove in the dark to leeward, | 105 |
| She strucknot a reef or a rock | |
| But the combs of a smother of sand: night drew her | |
| Dead to the Kentish Knock; | |
| And she beat the bank down with her bows and the ride of her keel: | |
| The breakers rolled on her beam with ruinous shock; | 110 |
| And canvas and compass, the whorl and the wheel | |
| Idle for ever to waft her or wind her with, these she endured. | |
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15 Hope had grown grey hairs, | |
| Hope had mourning on, | |
| Trenched with tears, carved with cares, | 115 |
| Hope was twelve hours gone; | |
| And frightful a nightfall folded rueful a day | |
| Nor rescue, only rocket and lightship, shone, | |
| And lives at last were washing away: | |
| To the shrouds they took,they shook in the hurling and horrible airs. | 120 |
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16 One stirred from the rigging to save | |
| The wild woman-kind below, | |
| With a ropes end round the man, handy and brave | |
| He was pitched to his death at a blow, | |
| For all his dreadnought breast and braids of thew: | 125 |
| They could tell him for hours, dandled the to and fro | |
| Through the cobbled foam-fleece, what could he do | |
| With the burl of the fountains of air, buck and the flood of the wave? | |
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17 They fought with Gods cold | |
| And they could not and fell to the deck | 130 |
| (Crushed them) or water (and drowned them) or rolled | |
| With the sea-romp over the wreck. | |
| Night roared, with the heart-break hearing a heart-broke rabble, | |
| The womans wailing, the crying of child without check | |
| Till a lioness arose breasting the babble, | 135 |
| A prophetess towered in the tumult, a virginal tongue told. | |
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18 Ah, touched in your bower of bone | |
| Are you! turned for an exquisite smart, | |
| Have you! make words break from me here all alone, | |
| Do you!mother of being in me, heart. | 140 |
| O unteachably after evil, but uttering truth, | |
| Why, tears! is it? tears; such a melting, a madrigal start! | |
| Never-eldering revel and river of youth, | |
| What can it be, this glee? the good you have there of your own? | |
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19 Sister, a sister calling | 145 |
| A master, her master and mine! | |
| And the inboard seas run swirling and hawling; | |
| The rash smart sloggering brine | |
| Blinds her; but she that weather sees one thing, one; | |
| Has one fetch in her: she rears herself to divine | 150 |
| Ears, and the call of the tall nun | |
| To the men in the tops and the tackle rode over the storms brawling. | |
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20 She was first of a five and came | |
| Of a coifèd sisterhood. | |
| (O Deutschland, double a desperate name! | 155 |
| O world wide of its good! | |
| But Gertrude, lily, and Luther, are two of a town, | |
| Christs lily and beast of the waste wood: | |
| From lifes dawn it is drawn down, | |
| Abel is Cains brother and breasts they have sucked the same.) | 160 |
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21 Loathed for a love men knew in them, | |
| Banned by the land of their birth, | |
| Rhine refused them. Thames would ruin them; | |
| Surf, snow, river and earth | |
| Gnashed: but thou art above, thou Orion of light; | 165 |
| Thy unchancelling poising palms were weighing the worth, | |
| Thou martyr-master: in thy sight | |
| Storm flakes were scroll-leaved flowers, lily showerssweet heaven was astrew in them. | |
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22 Five! the finding and sake | |
| And cipher of suffering Christ. | 170 |
| Mark, the mark is of mans make | |
| And the word of it Sacrificed. | |
| But he scores it in scarlet himself on his own bespoken, | |
| Before-time-taken, dearest prizèd and priced | |
| Stigma, signal, cinquefoil token | 175 |
| For lettering of the lambs fleece, ruddying of the rose-flake. | |
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23 Joy fall to thee, father Francis, | |
| Drawn to the Life that died; | |
| With the gnarls of the nails in thee, niche of the lance, his | |
| Lovescape crucified | 180 |
| And seal of his seraph-arrival! and these thy daughters | |
| And five-livèd and leavèd favour and pride, | |
| Are sisterly sealed in wild waters, | |
| To bathe in his fall-gold mercies, to breathe in his all-fire glances. | |
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24 Away in the loveable west, | 185 |
| On a pastoral forehead of Wales, | |
| I was under a roof here, I was at rest, | |
| And they the prey of the gales; | |
| She to the black-about air, to the breaker, the thickly | |
| Falling flakes, to the throng that catches and quails | 190 |
| Was calling O Christ, Christ, come quickly: | |
| The cross to her she calls Christ to her, christens her wild-worst Best. | |
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25 The majesty! what did she mean? | |
| Breathe, arch and original Breath. | |
| Is it love in her of the being as her lover had been? | 195 |
| Breathe, body of lovely Death. | |
| They were else-minded then, altogether, the men | |
| Woke thee with a we are perishing in the weather of Gennesareth. | |
| Or is it that she cried for the crown then, | |
| The keener to come at the comfort for feeling the combating keen? | 200 |
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26 For how to the hearts cheering | |
| The down-dugged ground-hugged grey | |
| Hovers off, the jay-blue heavens appearing | |
| Of pied and peeled May! | |
| Blue-beating and hoary-glow height; or night, still higher, | 205 |
| With belled fire and the moth-soft Milky Way, | |
| What by your measure is the heaven of desire, | |
| The treasure never eyesight got, nor was ever guessed what for the hearing? | |
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27 No, but it was not these. | |
| The jading and jar of the cart, | 210 |
| Times tasking, it is fathers that asking for ease | |
| Of the sodden-with-its-sorrowing heart, | |
| Not danger, electrical horror; then further it finds | |
| The appealing of the Passion is tenderer in prayer apart: | |
| Other, I gather, in measure her minds | 215 |
| Burden, in winds burly and beat of endragonèd seas. | |
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28 But how shall I
make me room there: | |
| Reach me a
Fancy, come faster | |
| Strike you the sight of it? look at it loom there, | |
| Thing that she
there then! the Master, | 220 |
| Ipse, the only one, Christ, King, Head: | |
| He was to cure the extremity where he had cast her; | |
| Do, deal, lord it with living and dead; | |
| Let him ride, her pride, in his triumph, despatch and have done with his doom there. | |
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29 Ah! there was a heart right! | 225 |
| There was single eye! | |
| Read the unshapeable shock night | |
| And knew the who and the why; | |
| Wording it how but by him that present and past, | |
| Heaven and earth are word of, worded by? | 230 |
| The Simon Peter of a soul! to the blast | |
| Tarpeian-fast, but a blown beacon of light. | |
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30 Jesu, hearts light, | |
| Jesu, maids son, | |
| What was the feast followed the night | 235 |
| Thou hadst glory of this nun? | |
| Feast of the one woman without stain. | |
| For so conceivèd, so to conceive thee is done; | |
| But here was heart-throe, birth of a brain, | |
| Word, that heard and kept thee and uttered thee outright. | 240 |
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31 Well, she has thee for the pain, for the | |
| Patience; but pity of the rest of them! | |
| Heart, go and bleed at a bitterer vein for the | |
| Comfortless unconfessed of them | |
| No not uncomforted: lovely-felicitous Providence | 245 |
| Finger of a tender of; O of a feathery delicacy, the breast of the | |
| Maiden could obey so, be a bell to, ring of it, and | |
| Startle the poor sheep back! is the shipwrack then a harvest, does tempest carry the grain for thee? | |
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32 I admire thee, master of the tides, | |
| Of the Yore-flood, of the years fall; | 250 |
| The recurb and the recovery of the gulfs sides, | |
| The girth of it and the wharf of it and the wall; | |
| Stanching, quenching ocean of a motionable mind; | |
| Ground of being, and granite of it: past all | |
| Grasp God, throned behind | 255 |
| Death with a sovereignty that heeds but hides, bodes but abides; | |
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33 With a mercy that outrides | |
| The all of water, an ark | |
| For the listener; for the lingerer with a love glides | |
| Lower than death and the dark; | 260 |
| A vein for the visiting of the past-prayer, pent in prison, | |
| The-last-breath penitent spiritsthe uttermost mark | |
| Our passion-plungèd giant risen, | |
| The Christ of the Father compassionate, fetched in the storm of his strides. | |
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34 Now burn, new born to the world, | 265 |
| Doubled-naturèd name, | |
| The heaven-flung, heart-fleshed, maiden-furled | |
| Miracle-in-Mary-of-flame, | |
| Mid-numbered He in three of the thunder-throne! | |
| Not a dooms-day dazzle in his coming nor dark as he came; | 270 |
| Kind, but royally reclaiming his own; | |
| A released shower, let flash to the shire, not a lightning of fire hard-hurled. | |
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35 Dame, at our door | |
| Drowned, and among our shoals, | |
| Remember us in the roads, the heaven-haven of the Reward: | 275 |
| Our King back, oh, upon English souls! | |
| Let him easter in us, be a dayspring to the dimness of us, be a crimson-cresseted east, | |
| More brightening her, rare-dear Britain, as his reign rolls, | |
| Pride, rose, prince, hero of us, high-priest, | |
| Our hearts charitys hearths fire, our thoughts chivalrys throngs Lord. | 280 |
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| See Notes. |
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Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.m |
Overview
Type defining the BuyerRequirementDetails container, which is returned in
GeteBayDetails, and provides the seller with the buyer requirement features (and applicable
values) that are supported by the listing site.
Note:
This container is only returned if BuyerRequirementDetails is included as a DetailName
filter in the request, or if no DetailName filters are used in the request.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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linkedPayPalAccount
Specifies that the site’s buyer requirements support PayPal.
property -
maximumBuyerPolicyViolations
Blocks bidders who have reached the maximum allowed buyer
property
policy violation stricks (in a specific time period) from bidding on this item. -
maximumItemRequirements
Limits unpaying or low feedback bidders, by setting the MaximumItemCount and
property
MinimumFeedbackScore to define when a bidder is blocked from bidding. -
maximumUnpaidItemStrikesInfo
Specifies a maximum number of unpaid items strikes that will result in blocking a bidder from
property
bidding on the item (within a specific time period). -
minimumFeedbackScore
This container consists of the values that can be used in the
property
BuyerRequirementDetails.MinimumFeedbackScore field when listing
an item through an Add/Revise/Relist API call. The Feedback Score for a potential
buyer must be greater than or equal to the specified value, or that buyer is blocked
from buying the item.
For this container to appear in the response,
BuyerRequirementDetails must be one of the values passed into the
DetailLevel field in the request (or, no
DetailLevel filters should be used). -
shipToRegistrationCountry
Specifies that the site’s buyer requirements support ShipToRegistrationCountry.
property -
verifiedUserRequirements
Specifies the valid values for limiting unverified bidders.
property -
detailVersion
Returns the latest version number for this field. The version can be
property
used to determine if and when to refresh cached client data. -
updateTime
Gives the time in GMT when the feature flags for the details were last
property
updated. This timestamp can be used to determine if and when to refresh
cached client data. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
detailVersion
Returns the latest version number for this field. The version can be
used to determine if and when to refresh cached client data.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *detailVersion
Discussion
Returns the latest version number for this field. The version can be
used to determine if and when to refresh cached client data.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
linkedPayPalAccount
Specifies that the site’s buyer requirements support PayPal.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *linkedPayPalAccount
Discussion
Specifies that the site’s buyer requirements support PayPal.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
maximumBuyerPolicyViolations
Blocks bidders who have reached the maximum allowed buyer
policy violation stricks (in a specific time period) from bidding on this item.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MaximumBuyerPolicyViolationsDetailsType *maximumBuyerPolicyViolations
Discussion
Blocks bidders who have reached the maximum allowed buyer
policy violation stricks (in a specific time period) from bidding on this item.
type : class Trading_MaximumBuyerPolicyViolationsDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
maximumItemRequirements
Limits unpaying or low feedback bidders, by setting the MaximumItemCount and
MinimumFeedbackScore to define when a bidder is blocked from bidding.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MaximumItemRequirementsDetailsType *maximumItemRequirements
Discussion
Limits unpaying or low feedback bidders, by setting the MaximumItemCount and
MinimumFeedbackScore to define when a bidder is blocked from bidding.
type : class Trading_MaximumItemRequirementsDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
maximumUnpaidItemStrikesInfo
Specifies a maximum number of unpaid items strikes that will result in blocking a bidder from
bidding on the item (within a specific time period).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MaximumUnpaidItemStrikesInfoDetailsType *maximumUnpaidItemStrikesInfo
Discussion
Specifies a maximum number of unpaid items strikes that will result in blocking a bidder from
bidding on the item (within a specific time period).
type : class Trading_MaximumUnpaidItemStrikesInfoDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
minimumFeedbackScore
This container consists of the values that can be used in the
BuyerRequirementDetails.MinimumFeedbackScore field when listing
an item through an Add/Revise/Relist API call. The Feedback Score for a potential
buyer must be greater than or equal to the specified value, or that buyer is blocked
from buying the item.
For this container to appear in the response,
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@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_MinimumFeedbackScoreDetailsType *minimumFeedbackScore
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This container consists of the values that can be used in the
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Specifies that the site’s buyer requirements support ShipToRegistrationCountry.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
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updateTime
Gives the time in GMT when the feature flags for the details were last
updated. This timestamp can be used to determine if and when to refresh
cached client data.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSDate *updateTime
Discussion
Gives the time in GMT when the feature flags for the details were last
updated. This timestamp can be used to determine if and when to refresh
cached client data.
type : NSDate, wrapper for primitive date
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h
verifiedUserRequirements
Specifies the valid values for limiting unverified bidders.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_VerifiedUserRequirementsDetailsType *verifiedUserRequirements
Discussion
Specifies the valid values for limiting unverified bidders.
type : class Trading_VerifiedUserRequirementsDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_SiteBuyerRequirementDetailsType.h


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Abstract: Latent variable models can be enriched with a multi-dimensional structure to consider the many latent factors in a text corpus, such as topic, author perspective and sentiment. We introduce factorial LDA, a multi-dimensional model in which a document is inﬂuenced by K different factors, and each word token depends on a K-dimensional vector of latent variables. Our model incorporates structured word priors and learns a sparse product of factors. Experiments on research abstracts show that our model can learn latent factors such as research topic, scientiﬁc discipline, and focus (methods vs. applications). Our modeling improvements reduce test perplexity and improve human interpretability of the discovered factors. 1
[1] D. Blei, A. Ng, and M. Jordan. Latent Dirichlet allocation. JMLR, 2003.
[2] Q. Mei, X. Ling, M. Wondra, H. Su, and C. Zhai. Topic sentiment mixture: modeling facets and opinions in weblogs. In WWW, 2007.
[3] M. Paul and R. Girju. A two-dimensional topic-aspect model for discovering multi-faceted topics. In AAAI, 2010.
[4] J. Eisenstein, A. Ahmed, and E. P. Xing. Sparse additive generative models of text. In ICML, 2011.
[5] W. Y. Wang, E. Mayﬁeld, S. Naidu, and J. Dittmar. Historical analysis of legal opinions with a sparse mixed-effects latent variable model. In ACL, pages 740–749, July 2012.
[6] J. Chang, J. Boyd-Graber, S. Gerrish, C. Wang, and D. Blei. Reading tea leaves: How humans interpret topic models. In NIPS, 2009.
[7] D. Mimno and A. McCallum. Topic models conditioned on arbitrary features with dirichlet-multinomial regression. In UAI, 2008.
[8] T. Grifﬁths and Z. Ghahramani. Inﬁnite latent feature models and the Indian buffet process. In NIPS, 2006.
[9] S. Williamson, C. Wang, K. Heller, and D. Blei. The IBP-compound dirichlet process and its application to focused topic modeling. In ICML, 2010.
[10] A. Ahmed and E. P. Xing. Staying informed: supervised and semi-supervised multi-view topical analysis of ideological perspective. In EMNLP, pages 1140–1150, 2010.
[11] M. Paul and R. Girju. Cross-cultural analysis of blogs and forums with mixed-collection topic models. In EMNLP, pages 1408–1417, August 2009.
[12] D. Zhang, C. Zhai, J. Han, A. Srivastava, and N. Oza. Topic modeling for OLAP on multidimensional text databases: topic cube and its applications. Statistical Analysis and Data Mining, 2, 2009.
[13] T. Hofmann. Probabilistic latent semantic indexing. In SIGIR, 1999.
[14] S. Dasgupta and V. Ng. Mining clustering dimensions. In ICML, 2010.
[15] I. Porteous, E. Bart, and M. Welling. Multi-HDP: a non parametric Bayesian model for tensor factorization. In AAAI, pages 1487–1490, 2008.
[16] L. Mackey, D. Weiss, and M. I. Jordan. Mixed membership matrix factorization. In ICML, 2010.
[17] G. E. Hinton. Training products of experts by minimizing contrastive divergence. Neural Comput., 14:1771–1800, August 2002.
[18] J. Boyd-Graber and D. Blei. Syntactic topic models. In NIPS, 2008.
[19] M. R. Gormley, M. Dredze, B. Van Durme, and J. Eisner. Shared components topic models. In NAACL, 2010.
[20] C. Wang and D. Blei. Decoupling sparsity and smoothness in the discrete hierarchical Dirichlet process. In NIPS, 2009.
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[22] H. Wallach, D. Mimno, and A. McCallum. Rethinking LDA: Why priors matter. In NIPS, 2009.
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[25] Michael J. Paul. Mixed membership Markov models for unsupervised conversation modeling. In EMNLPCoNLL, 2012. 9


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XDG-SETTINGS(1) xdg-settings Manual XDG-SETTINGS(1) NAME xdg-settings - get various settings from the desktop environment SYNOPSIS xdg-settings {get | check | set} {property} [subproperty] [value] xdg-settings {--help | --list | --manual | --version} DESCRIPTION xdg-settings gets various settings from the desktop environment. For instance, desktop environments often provide proxy configuration and default web browser settings. Using xdg-settings these parameters can be extracted for use by applications that do not use the desktop environment's libraries (which would use the settings natively). xdg-settings is for use inside a desktop session only. It is not recommended to use xdg-settings as root. OPTIONS --help Show command synopsis. --list List all properties xdg-settings knows about. --manual Show this manual page. --version Show the xdg-utils version information. PROPERTIES When using xdg-settings to get, check or set a destkop setting, properties and possibly sub-properties are used to specify the setting to be changed. Some properties (such as default-web-browser) fully describe the setting to be changed. Other properties (such as default-url-scheme-handler) require more information (in this case the actual scheme to set the default handler for) which must be provided in a sub-property. EXIT CODES An exit code of 0 indicates success while a non-zero exit code indicates failure. The following failure codes can be returned: 1 Error in command line syntax. 2 One of the files passed on the command line did not exist. 3 A required tool could not be found. 4 The action failed. EXAMPLES Get the desktop file name of the current default web browser xdg-settings get default-web-browser Check whether the default web browser is firefox.desktop, which can be false even if "get default-web-browser" says that is the current value (if only some of the underlying settings actually reflect that value) xdg-settings check default-web-browser firefox.desktop Set the default web browser to google-chrome.desktop xdg-settings set default-web-browser google-chrome.desktop Set the default mailto URL scheme handler to be evolution.desktop xdg-settings set default-url-scheme-handler mailto evolution.desktop AUTHOR Mike Mammarella Author. COPYRIGHT Copyright © 2009-2011 [FIXME: source] 02/22/2015 XDG-SETTINGS(1)


Migration Guide Eventsourced to Akka Persistence 2.3.x
General notes
Eventsourced and Akka Persistence share many high-level concepts but strongly differ on design, implementation and usage level. This migration guide is more a higher-level comparison of Eventsourced and Akka Persistence rather than a sequence of low-level instructions how to transform Eventsourced application code into Akka Persistence application code. This should provide a good starting point for a migration effort. Development teams should consult the user documentation of both projects for further details.
Scope of this migration guide is code migration, not journal migration. Journals written by Eventsourced can neither be used directly Akka Persistence nor migrated to Akka Persistence compatible journals. Journal migration tools may be provided in the future but do not exist at the moment.
Extensions
Eventsourced and Akka Persistence are both Akka Extensions.
Eventsourced: EventsourcingExtension
- Must be explicitly created with an actor system and an application-defined journal actor as arguments. (see example usage).
- Processors and
Channels
must be created with the factory methods
processorOf
andchannelOf
defined onEventsourcingExtension
. - Is a central registry of created processors and channels.
Akka Persistence: Persistence
extension
- Must not be explicitly created by an application. A
Persistence
extension is implicitly created upon first PersistentActor` creation. Journal actors are automatically created from a journal plugin configuration (see Journal plugin API). PersistentActor
can be created like any other actor withactorOf
without using thePersistence
extension.- Is not a central registry of persistent actors.
Processors / PersistentActor
Eventsourced: Eventsourced
- Stackable trait that adds journaling (write-ahead-logging) to actors (see processor
definition and
creation).
Name
Eventsourced
caused some confusion in the past as many examples usedEventsourced
processors for command sourcing. See also this FAQ entry for clarification. - Must be explicitly recovered using recovery methods
on
EventsourcingExtension
. Applications are responsible for avoiding an interference of replayed messages and new messages i.e. applications have to explicitly wait for recovery to complete. Recovery on processor re-start is not supported out-of-the box. - Journaling-preserving behavior changes are
only possible with special-purpose methods
become
andunbecome
, in addition to non-journaling-preserving behavior changes with default methodscontext.become
andcontext.unbecome
. - Writes messages of type
Message
to the journal (see processor usage). Sender references are not stored in the journal i.e. the sender reference of a replayed message is alwayssystem.deadLetters
. - Supports snapshots.
- Identifiers are of type
Int
and must be application-defined. - Does not support batch-writes of messages to the journal.
- Does not support stashing of messages.
Akka Persistence: PersistentActor
- Trait that adds journaling to actors (see Event sourcing) and used by applications for
event sourcing or command sourcing. Corresponds to
Eventsourced
processors in Eventsourced but is not a stackable trait. - Automatically recovers on start and re-start, by default. Recovery can be customized or turned off by
overriding actor life cycle hooks
preStart
andpreRestart
.Processor
takes care that new messages never interfere with replayed messages. New messages are internally buffered until recovery completes. - No special-purpose behavior change methods. Default behavior change methods
context.become
andcontext.unbecome
can be used and are journaling-preserving. - Sender references are written to the journal. Sender references of type
PromiseActorRef
are not journaled, they aresystem.deadLetters
on replay. - Supports Snapshots.
- Identifiers are of type
String
, have a default value and can be overridden by applications. - Supports Batch writes.
- Supports stashing of messages.
Channels
Eventsourced: DefaultChannel
- Prevents redundant delivery of messages to a destination (see usage example and default channel).
- Is associated with a single destination actor reference. A new incarnation of the destination is not automatically resolved by the channel. In this case a new channel must be created.
- Must be explicitly activated using methods
deliver
orrecover
defined onEventsourcingExtension
. - Must be activated after all processors have been activated. Depending on the recovery method, this is either done automatically or must be followed by the application (see non-blocking recovery). This is necessary for a network of processors and channels to recover consistently.
- Does not redeliver messages on missing or negative delivery confirmation.
- Cannot be used standalone.
Eventsourced: ReliableChannel
- Provides
DefaultChannel
functionality plus persistence and recovery from sender JVM crashes (see ReliableChannel). Also provides message redelivery in case of missing or negative delivery confirmations. - Delivers next message to a destination only if previous message has been successfully delivered (flow control is done by destination).
- Stops itself when the maximum number of redelivery attempts has been reached.
- Cannot reply on persistence.
- Can be used standalone.
Akka Persistence: AtLeastOnceDelivery
AtLeastOnceDelivery
trait is mixed in to aPersistentActor
- Does not prevent redundant delivery of messages to a destination
- Is not associated with a single destination. A destination can be specified with each
deliver
request and is referred to by an actor path. A destination path is resolved to the current destination incarnation during delivery (viaactorSelection
). - Redelivers messages on missing delivery confirmation. In contrast to Eventsourced, Akka Persistence doesn't distinguish between missing and negative confirmations. It only has a notion of missing confirmations using timeouts (which are closely related to negative confirmations as both trigger message redelivery).
Views
Eventsourced:
- No direct support for views. Only way to maintain a view is to use a channel and a processor as destination.
Akka Persistence: View
- Receives the message stream written by a
PersistentActor
by reading it directly from the journal (see Persistent Views). Alternative to using channels. Useful in situations where actors shall receive a persistent message stream in correct order without duplicates. - Supports Snapshots.
Serializers
Eventsourced:
- Uses a protobuf serializer for serializing
Message
objects. - Delegates to a configurable Akka serializer for serializing
Message
payloads. - Delegates to a configurable, proprietary (stream) serializer for serializing snapshots.
- See Serialization.
Akka Persistence:
- Uses a protobuf serializer for serializing
Persistent
objects. - Delegates to a configurable Akka serializer for serializing
Persistent
payloads. - Delegates to a configurable Akka serializer for serializing snapshots.
- See Custom serialization.
Sequence numbers
Eventsourced:
- Generated on a per-journal basis.
Akka Persistence:
- Generated on a per persistent actor basis.
Storage plugins
Eventsourced:
- Plugin API: SynchronousWriteReplaySupport and AsynchronousWriteReplaySupport
- No separation between journal and snapshot storage plugins.
- All plugins pre-packaged with project (see journals and snapshot configuration)
Akka Persistence:
- Plugin API:
SyncWriteJournal
,AsyncWriteJournal
,AsyncRecovery
,SnapshotStore
(see Storage plugins). - Clear separation between journal and snapshot storage plugins.
- Limited number of Pre-packaged plugins (LevelDB journal and local snapshot store).
- Impressive list of community plugins.
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Welcome to scrapenhl2’s documentation!¶
Table of Contents¶
Introduction¶
scrapenhl2 is a python package for scraping and manipulating NHL data pulled from the NHL website.
Installation¶
You need python3 and the python scientific stack (e.g. numpy, matplotlib, pandas, etc). Easiest way is to simply use Anaconda. To be safe, make sure you have python 3.5+, matplotlib 2.0+, and pandas 0.20+.
Next, if you are on Windows, you need to get python-Levenshtein. You can find it here. Download the appropriate .whl file–connect your version of python with the “cp” you see and use the one with “amd64” if you have an AMD 64-bit processor–and navigate to your downloads folder in command line. For example:
cd
cd muneebalam
cd Downloads
Next, install the whl file using pip:
pip install [insert filename here].whl
Now, all users can open up terminal or command line and enter:
pip install scrapenhl2
(If you have multiple versions of python installed, you may need to alter that command slightly.)
For now, installation should be pretty quick, but in the future it may take awhile (depending on how many past years’ files I make part of the package).
As far as coding environments go, I recommend jupyter notebook or Pycharm Community. Some folks also like the PyDev plugin in Eclipse. The latter two are full-scale applications, while the former launches in your browser. Open up terminal or command line and run:
jupyter notebook
Then navigate to your coding folder, start a new Python file, and you’re good to go.
Use¶
Note that because this is in pre-alpha/alpha, syntax and use may be buggy and subject to change.
On startup, when you have an internet connection and some games have gone final since you last used the package, open up your python environment and update:
from scrapenhl2.scrape import autoupdate
autoupdate.autoupdate()
Autoupdate should update you regularly on its progress; be patient.
To get a game H2H, use:
from scrapenhl2.plot import game_h2h
season = 2016
game = 30136
game_h2h.game_h2h(season, game)
To get a game timeline, use:
from scrapenhl2.plot import game_timeline
season = 2016
game = 30136
game_timeline.game_timeline(season, game)
To get a player rolling CF% graph, use:
from scrapenhl2.plot import rolling_cf_gf
player = 'Ovechkin'
rolling_games = 25
start_year = 2015
end_year = 2017
rolling_cf_gf.rolling_player_cf(player, rolling_games, start_year, end_year)
There is also a very bare-bones app that appears in your browser. To launch the app to help you navigate use:
run_app()
But this package is targeted for script use, so I recommend familiarizing yourself with python. (This is not intended to be a replacement for a site like Corsica.)
Look through the documentation at Read the Docs. Also always feel free to contact me with questions or suggestions.
Collaboration¶
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Donations¶
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If you do make a donation, make me happy and leave a record here.. (It’s anonymous.)
Change log¶
11/5/17: Bug fixes and method to add on-ice players to file. More refactoring.
10/28/17: Major refactoring. Docs up and running.
10/21/17: Added basic front end. Committed early versions of 2017 logs.
10/16/17: Added initial versions of game timelines, player rolling corsi, and game H2H graphs.
10/10/17: Bug fixes on scraping and team logs. Started methods to aggregate 5v5 game-by-game data for players.
10/7/17: Committed code to scrape 2010 onward and create team logs; still bugs to fix.
9/24/17: Committed minimal structure.
Major outstanding to-dos¶
- Front end with Flask
- Add more graph methods
- Add more data search methods
- Bring in old play by play and shifts from HTML


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Usage¶
This package is used to fit emission lines from echelle or long-slit spectral data with a continuum and multiple Gaussian components. There are various methods that are useful detailed in the API. Example usage and analysis tools available are outlined below.
Fit emission lines¶
To set-up the properties of a region with multiple emission lines use the following class. See Example for an example set-up.
To fit emission lines in this region use the following method. See Example for an example of how to add emission lines.
Compute kinematics of a region¶
To perform an analysis on the region use the class.
Initiating this class will output several plots, tables, and data files about a region. Examples of outputs are shown below.
A plot of each of the emission lines fit with as many gaussian components as specified will be saved. An example of a fit to a H-alpha line is shown below.
A table in the form a LaTeX file and a pdf outlining the kinematics of each emission line will be saved. An example is shown below.
Plot multiple profiles¶
You may plot which ever profiles you wish together using the following function: See Example for an example of using this. An example output plot is also shown below.
Make BPT plot¶
Each region and its components can be added to a BPT plot using the following function. See Example for an example of how to add several regions onto differnt types of BPT plots. An example of a BPT plot output is shown below.
fitelp.bpt_plotting.bpt_plot()
- Make different types of BPT plots
Make table of average velocities¶
A table (in LaTeX and pdf format) of the average velocities of each of the components of multiple regions can be created using the following function. An example of this table is shown below.
Make table of H-alpha and SFR¶
A table (in LaTeX and pdf format) of the star formation rate and other information about multiple regions can be created using the following function. An example of this table is shown below.


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One of the primitive judgments.
(Not to be confused with the many other meanings of the term "instantiation")
The normal way of using Ivy is to declare uninterpreted types and to give the necessary axioms over those types to prove desired properties of a system. However, it is also possible in Ivy to associate types with sorts that are interpreted in the underlying theorem prover by declaring interpret <ty> -> <sort>
Concrete sorts that are currently available for interpreting Ivy types are:
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: the subrange of integers fromX
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Arithmetic on nat
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An arbitrary function or relation symbol can be interpreted. This is useful for symbols of the theory that have no pre-defined overloaded symbol in Ivy.
Examples:
Example: integers
type idx
interpret idx -> int
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is interpreted as addition and <
as "less than" in the theory of integers. Numerals are given their normal interpretations in the theory, so 0:idx = 1:idx
would be false.
Example: bit vectors
type t
type s
function extract_lo(X:t) : s
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interpret s -> bv[4]
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My sister is a Pharmacist. My wife is an Environmental Scientist / Project Manager. They’re both interested in Public Health, though they work in very different environments. Then there’s me: which box do you check for Revenue Management Analyst or Data Scientist?
To try and define my role, I compared three defined options: Financial Analysts, Business Intelligence Analysts and Industrial Engineers. I felt these might be most representative of what I do.
Note: The information used in this analysis is from O-Net Resource Center. Per their site, “The O*NET database contains a rich set of variables that describe work and worker characteristics, including skill requirements."
So, let’s use a radar chart to examine what these three occupations look like.
# Install and load needed libraries
install.packages("radarchart")
library(radarchart)
# Obtain and load data
# Source: https://www.onetcenter.org/database.html?p=3
# Knowledge download = Knowledge.xlsx
df3 <- read.csv(file="Knowledge3.csv", header=TRUE, sep=",")
# Create radar chart
chartJSRadar(df3, maxScale=5)
Based on the above, I’ll classify myself as a BI Analyst when comparing myself to my sister and wife. For this next comparison, let’s look at skills importance instead of knowledge.
# Obtain and load data
# Source: https://www.onetcenter.org/database.html?p=3
df4 <- read.csv(file="Skills1.csv", header=TRUE, sep=",")
# Create radar chart
chartJSRadar(df4,maxScale=5,main="Skills Importance",responsive = TRUE,showToolTipLabel = TRUE)
There are, indeed, some overlaps across all three professions. This helps to explain why we have overlap in professional topics. Critical thinking and complex problem solving are high for all three fields. There’s great disparity when it comes to science, however. In total, this all seems to make sense.
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| Student IIT ID | 2019454 |
| Student UoW ID | w1761116 |
|<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Role | Student 4 |
| Task | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Diagram | Sitemap should have navigation links to the appropriate part of the group website, and should be developed in SVG. |
Done |
| View images | The user moves the mouse over one picture, the details of that member should be displayed in an area on the page | Done |


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Hello, my name is Dongmin (Dominic) So and I am a graduating student at the University of Waterloo and will be completing my Bachelor of Mathematics, Information Technology Management with a minor in Computer Science. I am continuously seeking more coding knowledge and practice opportunities online and have received a "Front-End Development Certification" from FreeCodeCamp.
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