In the world we dwell in, a writer is considered as one of the most powerful and influential beings. You may ask why? Is he the king? Is she the queen? Is he the president? Is she the president's wife?
Those questions you may ask but my answer? NO! A writer may not hold a title. He/she might hold only a pen and a paper but the power he/she holds is greater than what a title holder has.
I am but of a humble being. The heart of a writer pumps the writer spirit to each and every nerve my body has. What I see is my pen and paper but what they can see is my strength and power.
Drops of ink tainted my snow-white paper as letters and words popped out of my brain. My hands are getting weary. Tired and dirty from a day of war against the society.
The whole day's work drained the rest of energy I have in me but it won't matter as long as I can quench the thirst for knowledge of the society. This is what I do, script my knowledge and opinions for the people to read and ponder on.
You may ask what power do I have. Let me tell you this. Have you read the latest viral news? Have you read the latest best seller books?


Building Web Sites with the latest technologies in front end like ReactJS.
Building custom Responsive Drupal Themes with CSS / SCSS, Bootstrap 4, JQuery, Twig , gulp, bowner.js.
Work with Scrum methodology.
Continuous integration / Devops. (Jira, Github, Jenkins,) with deployments in AWS.
Achievements:
I led the digital transformation team with the current client, managing to implement the latest technologies such as Atomic design, continuous inspection with sonarQube, execution of Webpack tasks and consumption of services with Qvantel; in this way we managed to improve the user experience 100% and 35% preformance in the web application.
Development of new functionalities for clients such as: Banco de la Republica, Luis Angel Arango, among others, implementing the latest technologies and first mobile methodologies for responsive developments. Implementation of grunt for the standardization of design patterns, compilation of code under LESS, using Drupal CMS as a working tool, good practices such as transferring files in console under SSH, source code collaboration using Github version control and using Drush as a development tool.
Custom development, implemented Web Service for connecting different websites, creation of forms with client-side technology and server with AJAX validation, CSS pre-processors like LESS or SASS using Boostrap as a framework for creating web interfaces. Use development tools such as file transfer under SSH, source code collaboration using Github version control and Drush execution.


Unlimited games. Should Red redouble? If redoubled, should White take?
pips Red=123 White=125
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
There is little volatility here and with Red on the bar he has a lot of work to do.
Meanwhile White’s high anchor means he won’t lose many gammons (13%). A fan by blue followed by a six for White will have Red sweating. Red should hold on to the cube and improve before he cubes. Redoubling is bad error but not quite a blunder.
Meanwhile White’s high anchor means he won’t lose many gammons (13%). A fan by blue followed by a six for White will have Red sweating. Red should hold on to the cube and improve before he cubes. Redoubling is bad error but not quite a blunder.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.412 0.682 0.130 0.003 - 0.318 0.084 0.001 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.649 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.351) 3. Double, take +0.609 (-0.040) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (10.3%)


Royal Patron for Christ Church Cathedral
by Christchurch Cathedral ReinstatementRoyal Patron for Christ Church Cathedral
The Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement Project is thrilled that His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales will become the project’s Royal Patron.
The announcement was made earlier today during the visit by The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall to Christchurch.
A plaque to commemorate the occasion was unveiled at a reception at Tūranga, after which his Royal Highness took part in a site inspection of Christ Church Cathedral.
Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Christchurch, The Right Reverend Dr Peter Carrell says it’s a tremendous honour for the reinstatement project to be granted Royal Patronage.
“The Royal Patronage recognises and reinforces the significance of the Cathedral as the centre of Anglican worship in Canterbury, a heritage treasure, and city icon.
“We are thrilled that the Prince of Wales has also made a substantial donation to the project, which we hope will encourage others. His Royal Highness’s commitment to our special place will enhance interest in the Cathedral nationally and internationally,” says Bishop Peter.
Dean of Christchurch Lawrence Kimberley says the project to reinstate the Cathedral, built for the glory of God, is well underway.
“Today was a special opportunity for us to update His Royal Highness in person on progress and to hear his thoughts,” says Dean Lawrence.
“This project has all the complexities that come with working on a treasured heritage place. Our challenge, and opportunity, is to honour the spiritual significance of the Cathedral as a house of prayer open to all, as well as the heritage and uniqueness of the Cathedral, and to better equip it for the future,” says Dean Lawrence.
“The Prince of Wales is extremely knowledgeable and has a keen interest in heritage and architecture. We are delighted to have his support as the project progresses.”
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Before Change
del split_line[0]
// Loop through all feature-value pairs printing out pairs separated by commas (and with feature names replaced with numbers)
for field_num, value in sorted(izip([field_num_dict[field_name] for field_name in split_line[::2]],
[float(value) if value != "N/A" else 0.0 for value in split_line[1::2]])):
// Check for duplicates
if field_num in line_fields:
field_name = (field_name for field_name, f_num in field_num_dict.items() if f_num == field_num).next()
After Change
if len(split_line) > 1:
del split_line[0]
// Loop through all feature-value pairs printing out pairs separated by commas (and with feature names replaced with numbers)
for field_num, value in sorted(izip((field_num_dict[field_name] for field_name in islice(split_line, 0, None, 2)),
(float(value) if value != "N/A" else 0.0 for value in islice(split_line, 1, None, 2)))):
// Check for duplicates
if field_num in line_fields:


ClearShift is a minimalistic subreddit theme for reddit platform which i built and continuously updated over 3 years span. To improve this theme i took feedback across various subreddits, /r/Windows10 is a prime example of this theme.
/r/Windows10 was the first subreddit to get treatment of ClearShift V3 theme, feedback from users and Microsoft employees influenced some of the changes.
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ClearShift Night Mode supports both RES night mode and CSS night mode.
Header stickies code is already in the main code of ClearShift so all you have to do is use this template, modify its text, link and then simply put it into sidebar through "subreddit settings" section. Example of these stickies also provided in sidebar.css file.
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Expandable sections on hover sections useful for rules, related subreddits section or even flair toggles if you have them on your subreddit. It's really easy to set up, all you need is put three hash tags and text after them ###General rules, expandable section example shown below.
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Change point detection: a general formulation¶
A general framework is introduced in this review of methods [CTOV18].
References
- CTOV18
C. Truong, L. Oudre, and N. Vayatis. A review of change point detection. arXiv preprint arXiv:1801.00718, pages 1–31, 2018. arXiv:1801.00718.


Jamestown, Rhode Island
Conanicut Island Lighthouse
This storybook New England home is actually a decommissioned lighthouse.
by bakedintheholeAt the northernmost point of Jamestown, Rhode Island, is a quaint house, seemingly unremarkable from where it stands tucked behind shady trees at the end of a small dirt road. To a passerby, it’d be just another New England summer cottage.
But don’t be so quick to judge the Conanicut Island Lighthouse. Built in the 1880s to help guide a local ferry, the lighthouse was generally disliked by locals, as it did little to prevent many of the collisions that occurred in the bustling area.
The lighthouse was generally unremarkable, and there is little record to its history, save for the addition of a barn in 1900 that still stands today. The lighthouse’s lantern was removed in 1934 and sold to Mahlon G. Dunn, a local, for the price of $2,785 at auction.
 It’s now a staple of nearby sightseeing boat tours, where people marvel at its hidden, modest beauty.
It also served as the house of Suzy Bishop, the main character of Wes Anderson’s 2012 summer romance Moonrise Kingdom, though the exteriors were actually filmed in a nearby trinkets shop, which has since closed. Still, you can always take the trip down the slim road that stretches the entirety of Jamestown and be rewarded at the end by this beautiful abode.
Know Before You Go
The Conanicut Island Lighthouse is a private residence, so please respect the privacy of its residents and do not attempt to trespass or harass anyone on the property.
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import abc from pip._vendor.six import add_metaclass from pip._internal.utils.typing import MYPY_CHECK_RUNNING if MYPY_CHECK_RUNNING: from typing import Optional from pip._vendor.pkg_resources import Distribution from pip._internal.req import InstallRequirement from pip._internal.index.package_finder import PackageFinder @add_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta) class AbstractDistribution(object): """A base class for handling installable artifacts. The requirements for anything installable are as follows: - we must be able to determine the requirement name (or we can't correctly handle the non-upgrade case). - for packages with setup requirements, we must also be able to determine their requirements without installing additional packages (for the same reason as run-time dependencies) - we must be able to create a Distribution object exposing the above metadata. """ def __init__(self, req): # type: (InstallRequirement) -> None super(AbstractDistribution, self).__init__() self.req = req @abc.abstractmethod def get_pkg_resources_distribution(self): # type: () -> Optional[Distribution] raise NotImplementedError() @abc.abstractmethod def prepare_distribution_metadata(self, finder, build_isolation): # type: (PackageFinder, bool) -> None raise NotImplementedError()


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Sparse-Triangle Intersection (RAY):
Given a set of triangles contained inside a 3d bounding box and a set
of rays that penetrate the box, calculate for each ray the first
triangle it intersects.
Input and Output File Formats
The input consists of two files. The first file is a sequence of
triangles in the triangle
file format. The triangles need have 3 dimensional coordinates. The
second file is a sequence of 3 dimensional rays in the ray file format. The source of
each ray needs to be outside the axis align bounding box for the
triangles.
The output needs to be in the sequence file format and must
contain for each input ray the integer index of the first triangle
it intersects (0 based).
Default Input Distributions
This benchmark is run on three meshes, which are distributed as part
of the benchmark. In all cases a set of random rays coming from one
side of the bounding box are generated using
addRays <triangelFile> <raylFile>
This generates a number of rays equal to the number of triangles.
All three inputs are weighted equally. The input
files are:
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Scanning Repository . It consists of 1087716 triangles.
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(1) Angel. This input is from Georgia Teach and consists of 474048 triangles.
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(1) Dragon.
This input is also from the
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Structs
The following structs are available globally.
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the ConditionContainer encapsulates accessing a list of conditions by
adapting the
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protocolDeclaration
Swift
public struct ConditionContainer: Containing
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the MapStatisticContainer encapsulates accessing a list of MapStatistics by
adapting the
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protocolDeclaration
Swift
public struct MapStatisticContainer: Containing
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handles city ressources
See moreDeclaration
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public struct Ressources
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The ElectricityActor
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Swift
public struct ElectricityActor: Acting, EventSubscribing
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The BudgetActor manages all aspects of the budget but the current budget value.
BudgetActor adopts the protocol
EventSubscribing
- holds sum of current running cost
- event handler for
CityMap.add
andCityMap.remove
for objects that are budgetable, subtracts cost to buy - substracts running cost
Declaration
Swift
public struct BudgetActor: Acting, EventSubscribing
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CityMap encapsules all aspects of working with the simulation’s underlying map data.
It provides a high level api to add and remove tiles.
The CityMap consist of multiple layers - TileLayer holding all visible tiles - StatisticlayersContainer holding all statistical layers
Additionaly, the CityMap contains a Graph representation of Locations that are RessourceCyrrying.
CityMap emits events, see CityMapEvent: - AddTile: when a tile was successfully added, payload: new tile - RemoveTile: when a tile was successfully removed, payload: removed tile
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct CityMap: EventEmitting
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the StatisticlayersContainer provides a convenience api for working with different StatisticsLayer instances
See moreDeclaration
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public struct StatisticlayersContainer
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this is the main simulation object
it is used to:
- advance the simulation
- hold the CityMap
- hold all active Actors
Declaration
Swift
public struct Simulation
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the ConditionContainer encapsulates accessing a list of conditions by
adapting the
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protocolDeclaration
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public struct RessourceContainer: Containing
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the TileLayer is used to store Tiles
it represents the visible part of the CityMap and is used to render a visual representation of it
the TileLayer encapsulates the interaction with the underlying data container (Array2DMapping) by providing a high level api to the raw data
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public struct TileLayer: Array2DMapping
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the City Budget encapsulates all Budget related values
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public struct Budget
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default implementation for the Locateable protocol
- is needed for operator overloading (see below)
- should be used by framework users to specify locations
Declaration
Swift
public struct Location: Locateable
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the StatisticsLayer is used to store statistical values
each instance represents a certain statistical aspect of the CityMap and is used to render a visual representation of that aspect
the StatisticsLayer encapsulates the interaction with the underlying data container (Array2DMapping) by providing a high level api to the raw data
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public struct StatisticsLayer: StatisticsLayering


The people on a mission to live for ever – video
by Leah Green, Shay Notelovitz, Simon Roberts, Ben Kape, Paul BoydWhat if you could cheat death and live for ever? To people in the radical life extension movement, immortality is a real possibility. Leah Green spends a long weekend at RAADfest, a meeting of scientists, activists and ordinary people who want to extend the human lifespan. So is reversing your age a real possibility? And what’s behind the wish for immortality?


@ExperimentalUnsignedTypes class BinaryRepresentation
Binary representation of various data structures.
BinaryRepresentation(representation: UByteArray)
Binary representation of various data structures. |
val representation: UByteArray |
fun crossover(other: BinaryRepresentation, pos: Int = Random.nextInt(this.length())): BinaryRepresentation |
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fun flip(pos: Int): Unit |
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operator fun get(from: Int, to: Int): UByteArray operator fun get(at: Int): UByte |
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operator fun plus(other: BinaryRepresentation): BinaryRepresentation |
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fun toByteArray(): UByteArray |
const val elSize: Int
Size of a representation of one element in a matrix. |


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Future Business Leaders of America
FBLA Future Business Leaders of America-Phi Beta Lambda is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) education association with a quarter million students preparing for careers in business and business-related fields.
In our FBLA chapter, we have a total of 52 members, and are always accepting more! To join our chapter, you must pay membership dues of $12. In FBLA, we learn leadership and teamwork, use the newest software, practice our speeches, and perfect our professional dress. All of this is a precursor to our regional, state, and national competitions held from the spring to the middle of summer. Joining you in these conferences will be your officers and your advisors, Dewey Esquinance, Le-An Thomason, and Jason Adams.


LinkX gives your surfers the ability to report broken and cheating links to you so they can be processed by one of your administrators. By default, on the link details page there is a link that your surfers can use to report a bad link. All they have to do is click that link and enter information on what is wrong with this link. You can then process these reports through the LinkX control panel, which is described in this document.
Viewing and Processing Bad Link Reports
To view the bad link reports that have yet to be processed, access the To Do > Review Reports function from the control panel menu. This will display a page where you will be able to see all of the bad link reports that have been submitted but not yet processed. For each bad link report you will see the information that the user submitted, their IP address, and the date and time the report was submitted. Below each report you will find information about the link that has been reported, including the site URL, title, and description.
In the table that displays the bad link reports, you will find several functions that you can run on a single bad link report. Each of those functions are described below.
| Click this icon to scan the link to see if it is working and/or has any blacklisted items | |
| Click this icon to see more detailed information about the link that was reported; this will take you to the link search interface | |
| Click this icon to blacklist the link that was reported and delete it from the database. This will also remove the bad link report from the database. The site URL, e-mail address, and submit IP will be added to the blacklist | |
| Click this icon to delete the link that was reported from the database, but not blacklist it. This will also remove the bad link report from the database. | |
| Click this icon to delete this bad link report and do nothing with the link that was reported |
| Ignore Selected | This will delete the selected link reports without taking any action against the link that was reported |
| Delete Selected | This will delete the link that was reported and remove the report from the database. |
| Blacklist Selected |
This will blacklist the link that was reported and remove the report from the database. The site URL, e-mail address, and submit IP will be added to the blacklist |


Thanks to Backwatersman, a “sort of Edwardian Out of Office Assistant”. In future I shall deploy this at such times as the cranial integuments get clogged up with dust and cobwebs and the Muse flees o'er hill and dale—in other words, when I am felled by vacancy-between-the-ears syndrome. If all goes well you should not see it too often.


Conversions from feet
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Conversions from feet
Definition at line 6 of file Feet.cs.
◆ Centimeters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Centimeters |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to centimeters.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- The number of centimeters
Definition at line 53 of file Feet.cs.
55 return feet *
Units.Centimeters.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Inches()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Inches |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to inches.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of inches
Definition at line 63 of file Feet.cs.
65 return feet *
Units.Inches.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Kilometers()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Kilometers |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to kilometers.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of kilometers
Definition at line 83 of file Feet.cs.
85 return feet *
Units.Kilometers.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Meters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Meters |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
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inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to meters.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of meters
Definition at line 73 of file Feet.cs.
75 return feet *
Units.Meters.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Miles()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Miles |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
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|
inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to miles.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of miles
Definition at line 93 of file Feet.cs.
95 return feet *
Units.Miles.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ Millimeters()
| static float Juniper.Units.Feet.Millimeters |
( |
float |
feet | ) |
|
|
inlinestatic |
Convert from feet to millimeters.
- Parameters
-
- Returns
- The number of millimeters
Definition at line 43 of file Feet.cs.
45 return feet *
Units.Millimeters.PER_FOOT;
References Juniper.Units.Units.
◆ PER_CENTIMETER
Conversion factor from centimeters to feet.
Definition at line 16 of file Feet.cs.
◆ PER_INCH
Conversion factor from inches to feet.
Definition at line 21 of file Feet.cs.
◆ PER_KILOMETER
| const float Juniper.Units.Feet.PER_KILOMETER = PER_METER * Units.Meters.PER_KILOMETER |
Conversion factor from kilometers to feet.
Definition at line 31 of file Feet.cs.
◆ PER_METER
| const float Juniper.Units.Feet.PER_METER = PER_INCH * Units.Inches.PER_METER |
Conversion factor from meters to feet.
Definition at line 26 of file Feet.cs.
◆ PER_MILE
| const float Juniper.Units.Feet.PER_MILE = 5280 |
Conversion factor from miles to feet.
Definition at line 36 of file Feet.cs.
◆ PER_MILLIMETER
Conversion factor from millimeters to feet.
Definition at line 11 of file Feet.cs.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- C:/Users/smcbeth.DLS-INC/Projects/Yarrow/Juniper/src/Juniper.Root/Units/Length/Feet.cs


I am a students in Southern New Hampshire Universty under Kepler program. I am currently pursuing Communications in Business and I am currently taking web development courses in Moringa School,under WeCode Program in Rwanda. I enjoy doing anything related to coding because I got the best experience in it.
Software Developer
I love what I do,and my happiness comes when I have done my activities appropriately.
I received programming trainings from WeCode program for 6 months (Aug 2020 - Feb 2021)
I worked in a company called TABOR Ltd as Customer Care Officer for 9 months (Jan 2018 - Sept 2018)
I worked in Jomo Kenyatta University as a receiptionist for 3 months (Oct 2014 - Jan 2015)
I want to develop websites that organizations will use to communicate with their clients. Also, I found that it will help me to think out of the box because the more I code, the higher chances I get of solving many problems that I encounter with in my daily life.
My hobbies include Blogging, Sports, Music


This is the collection of all preimplemented Web API actions and functions
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AddItemCampaignActivityRequest
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Adds an item to a campaign activity.
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AddItemCampaignRequest
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Adds an item to a campaign.
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AddListMembersListRequest
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Adds members to a list.
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AddMemberListRequest
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Adds a member to a list (marketing list).
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AddMembersTeamRequest
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Adds members to a team.
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AddPrincipalToQueueRequest
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Adds the specified principal to the list of queue members.
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AddPrivilegesRoleRequest
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Adds a set of existing privileges to an existing role.
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AddRecurrenceRequest
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Adds recurrence information to an existing appointment.
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AddSolutionComponentRequest
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Adds a solution component to an unmanaged solution.
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AddToQueueRequest
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Moves an entity record from a source queue to a destination queue.
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AddUserToRecordTeamRequest
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Adds a user to the auto created access team for the specified record.
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ApplyRecordCreationAndUpdateRuleRequest
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Applies record creation and update rules to activities in 365 created as a result of the integration with external applications.
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ApplyRoutingRuleRequest
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Applies the active routing rule to an incident.
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AutoMapEntityRequest
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Generates a new set of attribute mappings based on the metadata.
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BookRequest
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Schedules or "books" an appointment, recurring appointment, or service appointment (service activity).
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BulkDeleteRequest
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Submits a bulk delete job that deletes selected records in bulk. This job runs asynchronously in the background without blocking other activities.
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BulkDetectDuplicatesRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous system job that detects and logs multiple duplicate records.
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CalculateActualValueOpportunityRequest
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Calculates the value of an opportunity that is in the "Won" state.
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CalculatePriceRequest
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Calculates price in an opportunity, quote, order, and invoice.
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CalculateRollupFieldRequest
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Calculates the value of a rollup attribute.
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CalculateTotalTimeIncidentRequest
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Calculates the total time, in minutes, that you used while you worked on an incident (case).
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CanBeReferencedRequest
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Checks whether the specified entity can be the primary entity (one) in a one-to-many relationship.
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CanBeReferencingRequest
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Checkes whether an entity can be the referencing entity in a one-to-many relationship.
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CancelContractRequest
-
Cancels a contract.
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CancelSalesOrderRequest
-
Cancels a sales order.
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CanManyToManyRequest
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Checks whether an entity can participate in a many-to-many relationship.
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CheckIncomingEmailRequest
-
Check whether the incoming email message is relevant to the Microsoft Dynamics 365 system.
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CheckPromoteEmailRequest
-
Contains the data that is needed to check whether the incoming email message should be promoted to the Microsoft Dynamics 365 system.
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CloneAsPatchRequest
-
Creates a solution patch from a managed or unmanaged solution.
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CloneAsSolutionRequest
-
Creates a new copy of an unmanged solution that contains the original solution plus all of its patches.
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CloneContractRequest
-
Copies an existing contract and its line items.
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CloneMobileOfflineProfileRequest
-
For internal use only.
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CloneProductRequest
-
Copies an existing product family, product, or bundle under the same parent record.
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CloseIncidentRequest
-
Closes an incident (case).
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CloseQuoteRequest
-
Closes a quote.
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CompoundUpdateDuplicateDetectionRuleRequest
-
Updates a duplicate rule (duplicate detection rule) and its related duplicate rule conditions.
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ConvertOwnerTeamToAccessTeamRequest
-
Converts a team of type owner to a team of type access.
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ConvertProductToKitRequest
-
Converts a product to a kit.
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ConvertQuoteToSalesOrderRequest
-
Converts a quote to a sales order.
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ConvertSalesOrderToInvoiceRequest
-
Converts a sales order to an invoice.
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CopyCampaignRequest
-
Copies a campaign.
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CopyCampaignResponseRequest
-
Creates a copy of a campaign response
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CopyDynamicListToStaticRequest
-
Creates a static list from the specified dynamic list and add the members that satisfy the dynamic list query criteria to the static list.
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CopyMembersListRequest
-
Copies the members from the source list to the target list without creating duplicates.
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CopySystemFormRequest
-
Creates a new entity form that is based on an existing entity form.
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CreateActivitiesListRequest
-
Creates a quick campaign to distribute an activity to members of a list (marketing list).
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CreateCustomerRelationshipsRequest
-
Creates a new customer lookup attribute, and optionally, to add it to a specified unmanaged solution.
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CreateExceptionRequest
-
Creates an exception for the recurring appointment instance.
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CreateInstanceRequest
-
Creates future unexpanded instances for the recurring appointment master.
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CreateKnowledgeArticleTranslationRequest
-
Creates translation of a knowledge article instance.
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CreateKnowledgeArticleVersionRequest
-
Creates a major or minor version of a knowledge article instance.
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CreateWorkflowFromTemplateRequest
-
Creates a workflow (process) from a workflow template.
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DeleteAndPromoteRequest
-
Replaces managed solution (A) plus all of its patches with managed solution (B) that is the clone of (A) and all of its patches.
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DeleteAuditDataRequest
-
Deletes all audit data records up until a specified end date.
-
DeleteOpenInstancesRequest
-
Deletes instances of a recurring appointment master that have an “Open” state.
-
DeleteOptionValueRequest
-
Deletes an option value in a global or local option set.
-
DeliverIncomingEmailRequest
-
Creates an email activity record from an incoming email message.
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DeliverPromoteEmailRequest
-
Creates an email activity record from the specified email message
-
DeprovisionLanguageRequest
-
Deprovisions a language.
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DistributeCampaignActivityRequest
-
Creates a bulk operation that distributes a campaign activity.
-
DownloadReportDefinitionRequest
-
Downloads a report definition.
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ExecuteWorkflowRequest
-
Executes a workflow.
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ExpandCalendarRequest
-
Converts the calendar rules to an array of available time blocks for the specified period.
-
ExportFieldTranslationRequest
-
Exports localizable fields values to a compressed file.
-
ExportMappingsImportMapRequest
-
Exports a data map as an XML formatted data.
-
ExportSolutionRequest
-
Exports a solution.
-
ExportTranslationRequest
-
Exports all translations for a specific solution to a compressed file.
-
FetchXmlToQueryExpressionRequest
-
Converts a query in FetchXML to a QueryExpression.
-
FindParentResourceGroupRequest
-
Finds a parent resource group (scheduling group) for the specified resource groups (scheduling groups).
-
FulfillSalesOrderRequest
-
Fulfills a sales order.
-
FullTextSearchKnowledgeArticleRequest
-
Performs a full-text search on knowledge articles in Dynamics 365 using the specified search text.
-
GenerateInvoiceFromOpportunityRequest
-
Generates an invoice from an opportunity.
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GenerateQuoteFromOpportunityRequest
-
Generates a quote from an opportunity.
-
GenerateSalesOrderFromOpportunityRequest
-
Generates a sales order (order) from an opportunity.
-
GenerateSocialProfileRequest
-
Returns an existing social profile record if one exists, otherwise generates a new one and returns it.
-
GetAllTimeZonesWithDisplayNameRequest
-
Retrieves all the time zone definitions for the specified locale and to return only the display name attribute.
-
GetDefaultPriceLevelRequest
-
Retrieves the default price level (price list) for the current user based on the user’s territory relationship with the price level.
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GetDistinctValuesImportFileRequest
-
Retrieves distinct values from the parse table for a column in the source file that contains list values.
-
GetHeaderColumnsImportFileRequest
-
Retrieves the source-file column headings; or retrieve the system-generated column headings if the source file does not contain column headings.
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GetInvoiceProductsFromOpportunityRequest
-
Retrieves the products from an opportunity and copy them to the invoice.
-
GetQuantityDecimalRequest
-
Gets the quantity decimal value of a product for the specified entity in the target.
-
GetQuoteProductsFromOpportunityRequest
-
Retrieves the products from an opportunity and copy them to the quote.
-
GetReportHistoryLimitRequest
-
Retrieves the history limit for a report.
-
GetSalesOrderProductsFromOpportunityRequest
-
Retrieves the products from an opportunity and copy them to the sales order.
-
GetTimeZoneCodeByLocalizedNameRequest
-
Retrieves the time zone code for the specified localized time zone name.
-
GetTrackingTokenEmailRequest
-
Returns a tracking token that can then be passed as a parameter to the SendEmailRequest message.
-
GetValidManyToManyRequest
-
Retrieves a list of all the entities that can participate in a Many-to-Many entity relationship.
-
GetValidReferencedEntitiesRequest
-
Retrieves a list of entity logical names that are valid as the primary entity (one) from the specified entity in a one-to-many relationship.
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GetValidReferencingEntitiesRequest
-
Retrieves the set of entities that are valid as the related entity (many) to the specified entity in a one-to-many relationship.
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ImportFieldTranslationRequest
-
Imports translations from a compressed file.
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ImportMappingsImportMapRequest
-
Imports the XML representation of a data map and create an import map (data map) based on this data.
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ImportRecordsImportRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous job that uploads the transformed data into Microsoft Dynamics 365.
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ImportSolutionRequest
-
Imports a solution.
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ImportTranslationRequest
-
Imports translations from a compressed file.
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IncrementKnowledgeArticleViewCountRequest
-
Increments the per day view count of a knowledge article record.
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InitializeFromRequest
-
Initializes a new record from an existing record.
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InsertOptionValueRequest
-
Inserts a new option value for a global or local option set.
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InsertStatusValueRequest
-
Inserts a new option into a StatusAttributeMetadata attribute.
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InstallSampleDataRequest
-
Installs the sample data.
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InstantiateFiltersRequest
-
Instantiates a set of filters for Dynamics 365 for Outlook for the specified user.
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InstantiateTemplateRequest
-
Creates an email message from a template (email template).
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IsComponentCustomizableRequest
-
Determines whether a solution component is customizable.
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IsDataEncryptionActiveRequest
-
Determines whether data encryption is currently running (active or inactive).
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IsValidStateTransitionRequest
-
Validates the state transition.
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LockInvoicePricingRequest
-
Locks the total price of products and services that are specified in the invoice.
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LockSalesOrderPricingRequest
-
Locks the total price of products and services that are specified in the sales order (order).
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LoseOpportunityRequest
-
Sets the state of an opportunity to Lost.
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MergeRequest
-
Merges the information from two entity records of the same type.
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OrderOptionRequest
-
Sets the order for an option set.
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ParseImportRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous job that parses all import files that are associated with the specified import (data import).
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PickFromQueueRequest
-
Assigns a queue item to a user and optionally remove the queue item from the queue.
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ProcessInboundEmailRequest
-
Processes the email responses from a marketing campaign.
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PropagateByExpressionRequest
-
Creates a quick campaign to distribute an activity to accounts, contacts, or leads that are selected by a query.
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ProvisionLanguageRequest
-
Provisions a new language.
-
PublishAllXmlRequest
-
Publishes all changes to solution components.
-
PublishDuplicateRuleRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous job to publish a duplicate rule.
-
PublishProductHierarchyRequest
-
Publishes a product family record and all its child records.
-
PublishThemeRequest
-
Publishes a theme and set it as the current theme.
-
PublishXmlRequest
-
Publishes specified solution components.
-
QualifyLeadRequest
-
Qualifies a lead and create account, contact, and opportunity records that are linked to the originating lead record.
-
QualifyMemberListRequest
-
Qualifies the specified list and either override the list members or remove them according to the specified option.
-
QueryExpressionToFetchXmlRequest
-
Converts a QueryExpression query to its equivalent FetchXML query
-
QueryMultipleSchedulesRequest
-
Searches multiple resources for available time block that matches the specified parameters.
-
QueryScheduleRequest
-
Searches the specified resource for an available time block that matches the specified parameters.
-
ReassignObjectsOwnerRequest
-
Reassigns all records that are owned by the security principal (user or team) to another security principal (user or team).
-
ReassignObjectsSystemUserRequest
-
Reassigns all records that are owned by a specified user to another security principal (user or team).
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RecalculateRequest
-
Recalculate system-computed values for rollup fields in the goal hierarchy.
-
ReleaseToQueueRequest
-
Assigns a queue item back to the queue owner so others can pick it.
-
RemoveFromQueueRequest
-
Removes a queue item from a queue.
-
RemoveMembersTeamRequest
-
Removes members from a team.
-
RemoveParentRequest
-
Removes the parent for a system user (user) record.
-
RemovePrivilegeRoleRequest
-
Removes a privilege from an existing role.
-
RemoveSolutionComponentRequest
-
Removes a component from an unmanaged solution.
-
RemoveUserFromRecordTeamRequest
-
Removes a user from the auto created access team for the specified record.
-
RenewContractRequest
-
Renews a contract and create the contract details for a new contract.
-
RenewEntitlementRequest
-
Renews an entitlement.
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ReplacePrivilegesRoleRequest
-
Replaces the privilege set of an existing role.
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RescheduleRequest
-
Reschedules an appointment, recurring appointment, or service appointment (service activity).
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ResetUserFiltersRequest
-
Resets the offline data filters for the calling user to the default filters for the organization.
-
RetrieveAbsoluteAndSiteCollectionUrlRequest
-
Retrieves the absolute URL and the site collection URL for a SharePoint location record in Microsoft Dynamics 365.
-
RetrieveActivePathRequest
-
TODO: RetrieveActivePath Function Description (No Joke, MS description)
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RetrieveAllChildUsersSystemUserRequest
-
Retrieves the collection of users that report to the specified system user (user).
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RetrieveAllEntitiesRequest
-
Retrieves metadata information about all the entities.
-
RetrieveApplicationRibbonRequest
-
Retrieve the data that defines the content and behavior of the application ribbon.
-
RetrieveAuditPartitionListRequest
-
Retrieves the list of database partitions that are used to store audited history data.
-
RetrieveAvailableLanguagesRequest
-
Retrieves the list of language packs that are installed and enabled on the server.
-
RetrieveBusinessHierarchyBusinessUnitRequest
-
Retrieves all business units from the business unit hierarchy.
-
RetrieveByGroupResourceRequest
-
Retrieves all resources that are related to the specified resource group
-
RetrieveByResourceResourceGroupRequest
-
Retrieves the resource groups (scheduling groups) that contain the specified resource.
-
RetrieveByResourcesServiceRequest
-
Retrieve the collection of services that are related to the specified set of resources.
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RetrieveByTopIncidentProductKbArticleRequest
-
Retrieves the top-ten articles about a specified product from the knowledge base of articles for the organization
-
RetrieveByTopIncidentSubjectKbArticleRequest
-
Retrieves the top-ten articles about a specified subject from the knowledge base of articles for your organization.
-
RetrieveCurrentOrganizationRequest
-
Retrieve information about the current organization.
-
RetrieveDataEncryptionKeyRequest
-
Retrieves the data encryption key value.
-
RetrieveDependenciesForDeleteRequest
-
Retrieves a collection of dependency records that describe any solution components that would prevent a solution component from being deleted.
-
RetrieveDependenciesForUninstallRequest
-
Retrieves a list of the solution component dependencies that can prevent you from uninstalling a managed solution.
-
RetrieveDependentComponentsRequest
-
Retrieves a list dependencies for solution components that directly depend on a solution component.
-
RetrieveDeploymentLicenseTypeRequest
-
Retrieves the type of license for a deployment of Microsoft Dynamics 365.
-
RetrieveDeprovisionedLanguagesRequest
-
Retrieves a list of language packs that are installed on the server that have been disabled.
-
RetrieveDuplicatesRequest
-
Detects and retrieves duplicates for a specified record.
-
RetrieveEntityChangesRequest
-
Retrieve the changes for an entity.
-
RetrieveEntityRibbonRequest
-
Retrieves ribbon definitions for an entity.
-
RetrieveExchangeAppointmentsRequest
-
Retrieves the appointments for the current user for a specific date range from the exchange web service.
-
RetrieveExchangeRateRequest
-
Retrieves the exchange rate.
-
RetrieveFilteredFormsRequest
-
Retrieves the entity forms that are available for a specified user.
-
RetrieveFormattedImportJobResultsRequest
-
Retrieves the formatted results from an import job.
-
RetrieveInstalledLanguagePacksRequest
-
Retrieves the list of language packs that are installed on the server.
-
RetrieveInstalledLanguagePackVersionRequest
-
Retrieves the version of an installed language pack.
-
RetrieveLicenseInfoRequest
-
Retrieves the number of used and available licenses for a deployment of Microsoft Dynamics 365.
-
RetrieveLocLabelsRequest
-
Retrieves localized labels for a limited set of entity attributes.
-
RetrieveMailboxTrackingFoldersRequest
-
Retrieves folder-level tracking rules for a mailbox.
-
RetrieveMembersBulkOperationRequest
-
Retrieves the members of a bulk operation.
-
RetrieveMissingComponentsRequest
-
Retrieves a list of missing components in the target organization.
-
RetrieveMissingDependenciesRequest
-
Retrieves any required solution components that are not included in the solution.
-
RetrieveOrganizationResourcesRequest
-
Retrieves the resources that are used by an organization.
-
RetrieveParentGroupsResourceGroupRequest
-
Retrieves the collection of the parent resource groups of the specified resource group (scheduling group).
-
RetrieveParsedDataImportFileRequest
-
Retrieves the data from the parse table.
-
RetrievePersonalWallRequest
-
Retrieves pages of posts, including comments for each post, for all records that the calling user is following.
-
RetrievePrincipalAccessRequest
-
Retrieves the access rights of the specified security principal (team or user) to the specified record.
-
RetrievePrincipalAttributePrivilegesRequest
-
Retrieves all the secured attribute privileges a user or team has through direct or indirect (through team membership) associations with the FieldSecurityProfile entity.
-
RetrievePrincipalSyncAttributeMappingsRequest
-
For internal use only.
-
RetrievePrivilegeSetRequest
-
Retrieves the set of privileges defined in the system.
-
RetrieveProcessInstancesRequest
-
TODO: RetrieveProcessInstances Function Description (By MS)
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RetrieveProductPropertiesRequest
-
Retrieve all the property instances (dynamic property instances) for a product added to an opportunity, quote, order, or invoice.
-
RetrieveProvisionedLanguagePackVersionRequest
-
Retrieves the version of a provisioned language pack.
-
RetrieveProvisionedLanguagesRequest
-
Retrieves the list of provisioned languages.
-
RetrieveRecordWallRequest
-
Retrieves pages of posts, including comments for each post, for a specified record.
-
RetrieveRequiredComponentsRequest
-
Retrieves a collection of solution components that are required for a solution component.
-
RetrieveRolePrivilegesRoleRequest
-
Retrieves the privileges that are assigned to the specified role.
-
RetrieveSubGroupsResourceGroupRequest
-
Retrieves the collection of child resource groups from the specified resource group.
-
RetrieveTeamPrivilegesRequest
-
Retrieves the privileges for a team.
-
RetrieveTimestampRequest
-
Retrieves a time stamp for the metadata.
-
RetrieveUnpublishedMultipleRequest
-
Retrieves a collection of unpublished organization-owned records that satisfy the specified query criteria.
-
RetrieveUserPrivilegesRequest
-
Retrieves the privileges a system user (user) has through his or her roles in the specified business unit.
-
RetrieveUserQueuesRequest
-
Retrieves all private queues of a specified user and optionally all public queues.
-
RetrieveVersionRequest
-
Retrieves the version number of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Server.
-
RevertProductRequest
-
Reverts changes done to properties of a product family, product, or bundle record, and set it back to its last published (active) state.
-
ReviseQuoteRequest
-
Sets the state of a quote to Draft.
-
RevokeAccessRequest
-
Replaces the access rights on the target record for the specified security principal (user or team).
-
RollupRequest
-
Retrieves all the entity records that are related to the specified record.
-
RouteToRequest
-
Routes a queue item to a queue, a user, or a team.
-
SearchByBodyKbArticleRequest
-
Searches for knowledge base articles that contain the specified body text.
-
SearchByKeywordsKbArticleRequest
-
Searches for knowledge base articles that contain the specified keywords.
-
SearchByTitleKbArticleRequest
-
Searches for knowledge base articles that contain the specified title.
-
SearchRequest
-
Searches for available time slots that fulfill the specified appointment request.
-
SendBulkMailRequest
-
Sends bulk email messages.
-
SendEmailFromTemplateRequest
-
Sends an e-mail message to a recipient using an e-mail template.
-
SendEmailRequest
-
Sends an e-mail message.
-
SendFaxRequest
-
Sends a fax.
-
SendTemplateRequest
-
Sends a bulk email message that is created from a template.
-
SetBusinessEquipmentRequest
-
Assigns equipment (facility/equipment) to a specific business unit.
-
SetBusinessSystemUserRequest
-
Moves a system user (user) to a different business unit.
-
SetDataEncryptionKeyRequest
-
Sets or restore the data encryption key.
-
SetFeatureStatusRequest
-
TODO: SetFeatureStatus Action Description (Obviously no description yet)
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SetLocLabelsRequest
-
Sets localized labels for a limited set of entity attributes.
-
SetParentSystemUserRequest
-
Sets a new parent system user (user) for the specified user.
-
SetProcessRequest
-
Sets the process that associates with a given target entity. The user can set to another business process or specify null to clear out the current process.
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SetReportRelatedRequest
-
Links an instance of a report entity to related entities.
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TransformImportRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous job that transforms the parsed data.
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TriggerServiceEndpointCheckRequest
-
Validates the configuration of a Microsoft Azure Service Bus solution’s service endpoint.
-
UninstallSampleDataRequest
-
Uninstalls the sample data.
-
UnlockInvoicePricingRequest
-
Unlocks pricing for an invoice.
-
UnlockSalesOrderPricingRequest
-
Unlocks pricing for a sales order (order).
-
UnpublishDuplicateRuleRequest
-
Submits an asynchronous job to unpublish a duplicate rule.
-
UpdateFeatureConfigRequest
-
TODO: UpdateFeatureConfig Action Description (Missing)
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UpdateOptionValueRequest
-
Updates an option value in a global or local option set.
-
UpdateProductPropertiesRequest
-
Updates values of the property instances (dynamic property instances) for a product added to an opportunity, quote, order, or invoice.
-
UpdateSolutionComponentRequest
-
Updates a component in an unmanaged solution.
-
UpdateStateValueRequest
-
Updates an option set value in for a StateAttributeMetadata attribute.
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ValidateRecurrenceRuleRequest
-
Validates a rule for a recurring appointment.
-
ValidateRequest
-
Verifies that an appointment or service appointment (service activity) has valid available resources for the activity, duration, and site, as appropriate.
-
ValidateSavedQueryRequest
-
Validates a saved query.
-
WhoAmIRequest
-
Retrieves the system user ID for the currently logged on user or the user under whose context the code is running.
-
WinOpportunityRequest
-
Sets the state of an opportunity to Won.
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WinQuoteRequest
-
Sets the state of a quote to Won.
Methods
-
<static> Requests.Request#with(parameters)
-
Applies properties of parameters object to the current request and returns it
This:
- {Request}
Parameters:
Name Type Description parameters
Object Pass object with properties that will be applied to current request
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- Request


Current version details:
- Date: 16-1-2013
- Countries included:
- Armenia
- Australia
- Azerbaijan
- Belarus
- Chile
- China
- Colombia (NEW)
- Cyprus
- Ecuador
- Estonia
- Ghana
- India
- Japan
- Kazakhstan
- Kyrgyzstan
- Malaysia
- Mexico
- Morocco
- New Zealand
- Netherlands
- Nigeria
- Pakistan
- Peru
- Philippines
- Poland
- Slovenia
- Qatar
- Romania
- Russia
- Rwanda
- South Korea
- Spain
- Sweden
- Taiwan
- Trinidad and Tobago
- Turkey
- Ukraine
- United States
- Uruguay
- Uzbekistan
- Zimbabwe


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The concurrent requests is an excellent technique to improve the response times and decrease error rates by requesting in parallel the same information multiple times. When the first backend returns the information, the remaining threads are canceled.
It depends a lot on your configuration but improving response times by a 75% or more with the same application you are using today is not something rare.
When using concurrent requests, the backend services must be able to handle an additional load. If this is the case, and your requests are idempotent, then you can use concurrent_calls
as follows:
...,
"endpoints": [
{
"endpoint": "/products",
"method": "GET",
"concurrent_calls": 3,
"backend": [
{
"host": [
"http://server-01.api.com:8000",
"http://server-02.api.com:8000"
],
"url_pattern": "/foo",
...
In the example above, when a user calls the /products
endpoint, KrakenD opens three different connections to the backends and returns the first fastest successful response.
Notice that despite this backend has only two servers to handle the load, the concurrent_calls
is set to three. The two settings are not related, and KrakenD is going to open three connections against these two servers nevertheless. Which server receives 1,2 or all three depends on the internal load balancer decision.
What is the ideal number for concurrent_calls
?
There isn’t a recommended number, as this ultimately depends on how your services behave and the number of resources you have for every service.
Nevertheless, we could say that if you are interested in this feature 3
is a good number, as it offers superior results without needing two double your resources.
Generally speaking, if you work on the cloud, enabling this feature is safer as you can grow the resources easily (but put an eye on the costs). If your hardware is limited (on-premise), do not activate this feature in production without doing your proper load tests.
How does concurrent_calls
work?
KrakenD sends up to N concurrent_calls
to your backends for the **same request to an endpoint. When the first successful response is received, KrakenD cancels the remaining requests and ignores any previous failures. Only in the case that all concurrent_calls
fail, the endpoint receives the failure as well.
The apparent trade-off of this strategy is the increment of the load in the backend services, so make sure your infrastructure is ready for it. However, your users love it: Fewer errors, and faster responses!
Impact of concurrent requests
To demonstrate the impact of this component, let’s imagine two different scenarios: the happy one and the sad one. Here you have the CDF (cumulative distribution) and the PDF (probability distribution) of these two cases (the time range is just a placeholder for whatever your actual response time values are, just replace the 100
with your max_response_time
):
Just as a reminder: for the CDF graphs, the more to the left the line is, the better. For the PDF graphs, the more to the left and the narrow the peak is, the better.
The following graph is the effect of using different concurrency levels for the happy case (notice how the response times concentrate around 20% of the max_response_time
):
Here, you have the effects for the sad case:
The concurrent request component also reduces the error rate of the exposed endpoint by orders of magnitude.
Since the scale of the previous graphs is hiding the huge impact, let’s use a logarithmic scale:


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Teach your server HTML.
var cheerio = require('cheerio'),
$ = cheerio.load('
Hello world
');
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$('h2').addClass('welcome');
$.html();
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npm install cheerio
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I wrote cheerio because I found myself increasingly frustrated with JSDOM. For me, there were three main sticking points that I kept running into again and again:
• JSDOM's built-in parser is too strict: JSDOM's bundled HTML parser cannot handle many popular sites out there today.
• JSDOM is too slow: Parsing big websites with JSDOM has a noticeable delay.
• JSDOM feels too heavy: The goal of JSDOM is to provide an identical DOM environment as what we see in the browser. I never really needed all this, I just wanted a simple, familiar way to do HTML manipulation.
Cheerio will not solve all your problems. I would still use JSDOM if I needed to work in a browser-like environment on the server, particularly if I wanted to automate functional tests.

Apple

Orange

Pear

This is the HTML markup we will be using in all of the API examples.
First you need to load in the HTML. This step in jQuery is implicit, since jQuery operates on the one, baked-in DOM. With Cheerio, we need to pass in the HTML document.
This is the preferred method:
var cheerio = require('cheerio'),
$ = cheerio.load('
...
');
Optionally, you can also load in the HTML by passing the string as the context:
$ = require('cheerio');
$('ul', '
...
');
Or as the root:
$ = require('cheerio');
$('li', 'ul', '
...
');
You can also pass an extra object to .load()
if you need to modify any
of the default parsing options:
$ = cheerio.load('
...
', {
ignoreWhitespace: true,
xmlMode: true
});
These parsing options are taken directly from htmlparser2, therefore any options that can be used in htmlparser2 are valid in cheerio as well. The default options are:
{
ignoreWhitespace: false,
xmlMode: false,
lowerCaseTags: false
}
For a list of options and their effects, see this and this.
Cheerio's selector implementation is nearly identical to jQuery's, so the API is very similar.
selector
searches within the context
scope which searches within the root
scope. selector
and context
can be an string expression, DOM Element, array of DOM elements, or cheerio object. root
is typically the HTML document string.
This selector method is the starting point for traversing and manipulating the document. Like jQuery, it's the primary method for selecting elements in the document, but unlike jQuery it's built on top of the CSSSelect library, which implements most of the Sizzle selectors.
$('.apple', '#fruits').text()
//=> Apple
$('ul .pear').attr('class')
//=> pear
$('li[class=orange]').html()
//=>
Orange

Methods for getting and modifying attributes.
Method for getting and setting attributes. Gets the attribute value for only the first element in the matched set. If you set an attribute's value to null
, you remove that attribute. You may also pass a map
and function
like jQuery.
$('ul').attr('id')
//=> fruits
$('.apple').attr('id', 'favorite').html()
//=>
Apple

See http://api.jquery.com/attr/ for more information
Method for removing attributes by name
.
$('.pear').removeAttr('class').html()
//=>
Pear

Check to see if any of the matched elements have the given className
.
$('.pear').hasClass('pear')
//=> true
$('apple').hasClass('fruit')
//=> false
$('li').hasClass('pear')
//=> true
Adds class(es) to all of the matched elements. Also accepts a function
like jQuery.
$('.pear').addClass('fruit').html()
//=>
Pear

$('.apple').addClass('fruit red').html()
//=>
Apple

See http://api.jquery.com/addClass/ for more information.
Removes one or more space-separated classes from the selected elements. If no className
is defined, all classes will be removed. Also accepts a function
like jQuery.
$('.pear').removeClass('pear').html()
//=>
Pear

$('.apple').addClass('red').removeClass().html()
//=>
Apple

See http://api.jquery.com/removeClass/ for more information.
Get a set of descendants filtered by selector
of each element in the current set of matched elements.
$('#fruits').find('li').length
//=> 3
Gets the parent of the first selected element.
$('.pear').parent().attr('id')
//=> fruits
Gets the next sibling of the first selected element.
$('.apple').next().hasClass('orange')
//=> true
Gets the previous sibling of the first selected element.
$('.orange').prev().hasClass('apple')
//=> true
Gets the first selected element's siblings, excluding itself.
$('.pear').siblings().length
//=> 2
Gets the children of the first selected element.
$('#fruits').children().length
//=> 3
$('#fruits').children('.pear').text()
//=> Pear
Iterates over a cheerio object, executing a function for each matched element. When the callback is fired, the function is fired in the context of the DOM element, so this
refers to the current element, which is equivalent to the function parameter element
. To break out of the each
loop early, return with false
.
var fruits = [];
$('li').each(function(i, elem) {
fruits[i] = $(this).text();
});
fruits.join(', ');
//=> Apple, Orange, Pear
Iterates over a cheerio object, executing a function for each selected element. Map will return an array
of return values from each of the functions it iterated over. The function is fired in the context of the DOM element, so this
refers to the current element, which is equivalent to the function parameter element
.
$('li').map(function(i, el) {
// this === el
return $(this).attr('class');
}).get().join(', ');
//=> apple, orange, pear
Iterates over a cheerio object, reducing the set of selector elements to those that match the selector or pass the function's test. If using the function method, the function is executed in the context of the selected element, so this
refers to the current element.
Selector:
$('li').filter('.orange').attr('class');
//=> orange
Function:
$('li').filter(function(i, el) {
// this === el
return $(this).attr('class') === 'orange';
}).attr('class')
//=> orange
Will select the first element of a cheerio object
$('#fruits').children().first().text()
//=> Apple
Will select the last element of a cheerio object
$('#fruits').children().last().text()
//=> Pear
Reduce the set of matched elements to the one at the specified index. Use .eq(-i)
to count backwards from the last selected element.
$('li').eq(0).text()
//=> Apple
$('li').eq(-1).text()
//=> Pear
Methods for modifying the DOM structure.
Inserts content as the last child of each of the selected elements.
$('ul').append('
Plum
')
$.html()
//=>

//
Apple

//
Orange

//
Pear

//
Plum

//

Inserts content as the first child of each of the selected elements.
$('ul').prepend('
Plum
')
$.html()
//=>

//
Plum

//
Apple

//
Orange

//
Pear

//

Insert content next to each element in the set of matched elements.
$('.apple').after('
Plum
')
$.html()
//=>

//
Apple

//
Plum

//
Orange

//
Pear

//

Insert content previous to each element in the set of matched elements.
$('.apple').before('
Plum
')
$.html()
//=>

//
Plum

//
Apple

//
Orange

//
Pear

//

Removes the set of matched elements from the DOM and all their children. selector
filters the set of matched elements to be removed.
$('.pear').remove()
$.html()
//=>

//
Apple

//
Orange

//

Replaces matched elements with content
.
var plum = $('
Plum
')
$('.pear').replaceWith(plum)
$.html()
//=>

//
Apple

//
Orange

//
Plum

//

Empties an element, removing all it's children.
$('ul').empty()
$.html()
//=>

Gets an html content string from the first selected element. If htmlString
is specified, each selected element's content is replaced by the new content.
$('.orange').html()
//=> Orange
$('#fruits').html('
Mango
').html()
//=>
Mango

Get the combined text contents of each element in the set of matched elements, including their descendants.. If textString
is specified, each selected element's content is replaced by the new text content.
$('.orange').text()
//=> Orange
$('ul').text()
//=> Apple
// Orange
// Pear
When you're ready to render the document, you can use html
utility function:
$.html()
//=>

//
Apple

//
Orange

//
Pear

//

If you want to return the outerHTML you can use $.html(selector)
:
$.html('.pear')
//=>
Pear

DOM element methods that don't fit anywhere else
Retrieve all the DOM elements contained in the jQuery set, as an array.
$('li').toArray()
//=> [ {...}, {...}, {...} ]
Clone the cheerio object.
var moreFruit = $('#fruits').clone()
Sometimes you need to work with the top-level root element. To query it, you can use $.root()
.
$.root().append('

').html();
//=>
...

Checks to see if the contained
DOM element is a descendent of the container
DOM element.
This video tutorial is a follow-up to Nettut's "How to Scrape Web Pages with Node.js and jQuery", using cheerio instead of JSDOM + jQuery. This video shows how easy it is to use cheerio and how much faster cheerio is than JSDOM + jQuery.
Cheerio has high-test coverage, you can view the report here.
To run the test suite, download the repository, then within the cheerio directory, run:
make setup
make test
This will download the development packages and run the test suite.
These are some of the contributors that have made cheerio possible:
project : cheerio
repo age : 1 year, 4 months ago
commits : 416
active : 118 days
files : 26
authors :
278 Matt Mueller 66.8%
68 Matthew Mueller 16.3%
27 David Chambers 6.5%
15 Siddharth Mahendraker 3.6%
7 ironchefpython 1.7%
5 Jos Shepherd 1.2%
5 Ben Sheldon 1.2%
2 alexbardas 0.5%
2 Rob Ashton 0.5%
1 mattym 0.2%
1 Chris O'Hara 0.2%
1 Mike Pennisi 0.2%
1 Rob "Hurricane" Ashton 0.2%
1 Sindre Sorhus 0.2%
1 Wayne Larsen 0.2%
1 Ben Atkin 0.2%
This library stands on the shoulders of some incredible developers. A special thanks to:
• @FB55 for htmlparser2 & css-select:
Felix has a knack for writing speedy parsing engines. He completely re-wrote both @tautologistic's node-htmlparser
and @harry's node-soupselect
from the ground up, making both of them much faster and more flexible. Cheerio would not be possible without his foundational work
• @jQuery team for jQuery: The core API is the best of it's class and despite dealing with all the browser inconsistencies the code base is extremely clean and easy to follow. Much of cheerio's implementation and documentation is from jQuery. Thanks guys.
• @visionmedia: The style, the structure, the open-source"-ness" of this library comes from studying TJ's style and using many of his libraries. This dude consistently pumps out high-quality libraries and has always been more than willing to help or answer questions. You rock TJ.
(The MIT License)
Copyright (c) 2012 Matt Mueller<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the 'Software'), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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NIF Objects | Compound Types | Enum Types | Basic Types | File Versions
| Name | Type | Arg | Arr1 | Arr2 | Cond | Description | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| From NiObject | ||||||||
| From NiMeshModifier | ||||||||
| Num Submit Points | uint | The number of submit points used by this mesh modifier. | ||||||
| Submit Points | SyncPoint | Num Submit Points | The submit points used by this mesh modifier | |||||
| Num Complete Points | uint | The number of complete points used by this mesh modifier. | ||||||
| Complete Points | SyncPoint | Num Complete Points | The complete points used by this mesh modifier | |||||
| From NiSkinningMeshModifier | ||||||||
| Flags | ushort | USE_SOFTWARE_SKINNING = 0x0001 RECOMPUTE_BOUNDS = 0x0002 |
||||||
| Skeleton Root | Ptr<NiAVObject> | The root bone of the skeleton. | ||||||
| Skeleton Transform | SkinTransform | The transform that takes the root bone parent coordinate system into the skin coordinate system. | ||||||
| Num Bones | uint | The number of bones referenced by this mesh modifier. | ||||||
| Bones | Ptr<NiAVObject> | Num Bones | Pointers to the bone nodes that affect this skin. | |||||
| Bone Transforms | SkinTransform | Num Bones | The transforms that go from bind-pose space to bone space. | |||||
| Bone Bounds | SphereBV | Num Bones | flags & 2 | The bounds of the bones. Only stored if the RECOMPUTE_BOUNDS bit is set. |


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The Bootstrap btnRadio
directive can be used to create a group of radio buttons. The value provided to btnRadio
is assigned to the ngModel
when the button is checked.
The classes button-toggle-primary
and button-toggle-accent
provide the themed styles seen above.


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Project managers
Digital security manager
Digital Transformation Team
Andrea is a technology enthusiastic with 16 years of hands-on of experience in Computer Security, Operating systems and Cloud security architectures. At the moment he is the “Security dude” for the Digital Transformation Team.
UX designer and illustrator
Digital Transformation Team
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Open source project leader
Digital Transformation Team
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Communicaton and content management
Digital Transformation Team
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International relationships
Digital Transformation Team
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R/bioRad.R
Calculates a vertical profile of birds (VPB) from a polar volume
vol2bird(vol.in, vp.out = "", vol.out = "", autoconf = F, verbose = F, mount = dirname(vol.in), sd_vvp = 2, rcs = 11, dualpol = F, rhohv = 0.95, elev.min = 0, elev.max = 90, azim.min = 0, azim.max = 360, range.min = 5000, range.max = 25000, nlayer = 20L, hlayer = 200, dealias = T, nyquist.min = if (dealias) 5 else 25)
| vol.in | A radar file containing a radar polar volume, either in ODIM format, which is the implementation of the OPERA data information model in HDF5 format, or a format supported by the RSL library. |
|---|---|
| vp.out | character string. Filename for the vertical profile to be generated in ODIM HDF5 format (optional) |
| vol.out | character string. Filename for the polar volume to be generated in ODIM HDF5 format (optional, e.g. for converting RSL formats to ODIM) |
| autoconf | logical. When TRUE, default optimal configuration settings are selected automatically, and other user settings are ignored. |
| verbose | logical. When TRUE, pipe Docker stdout to R console. On Windows always TRUE |
| mount | character string with the mount point (a directory path) for the Docker container |
| sd_vvp | numeric. lower threshold in radial velocity standard deviation ( |
| rcs | numeric. Radar cross section per bird in cm^2. |
| dualpol | logical. When |
| rhohv | numeric. Lower threshold in correlation coefficient used to filter meteorological scattering |
| elev.min | numeric. Minimum scan elevation in degrees |
| elev.max | numeric. Maximum scan elevation in degrees |
| azim.min | numeric. Minimum azimuth in degrees clockwise from north |
| azim.max | numeric. Maximum azimuth in degrees clockwise from north |
| range.min | numeric. Minimum range in km |
| range.max | numeric. Maximum range in km. |
| nlayer | numeric. Number of altitude layers in the profile |
| hlayer | numeric. Width of altitude layers in metre |
| dealias | logical. Whether to dealias radial velocities; this should typically be done when the scans in the polar volume have low Nyquist velocities (below 25 m/s) |
| nyquist.min | numeric. Minimum Nyquist velocity of scans in m/s for scans to be included in the analysis |
A vertical profile object of class vp.
When defined, output files vp.out
and vol.out
are saved to disk.
Requires a running Docker daemon
Common arguments set by users are vol.in
, vp.out
, autoconf
and mount
.
Turn on autoconf
to automatically select the optimal parameters for a given radar file. The default for C-band data
is to apply rain-filtering in single polarization mode, as well as dual polarization mode when available.
The default for S-band data is to apply
precipitation filtering in dual-polarization mode.
Arguments that sometimes require non-default values are: rcs
, sd_vvp
, range.max
, dualpol
, dealias
.
Other arguments are typically left at their defaults.
azim.min
and azim.max
only affects reflectivity-derived estimates in the profile (DBZH,eta,dens),
not radial-velocity derived estimates (u,v,w,ff,dd,sd_vvp), which are estimated on all azimuths at all times.
azim.min
,azim.max
may be set to exclude an angular sector with high ground clutter
range.max
may be extended up to 40,000 m for volumes with low elevations only, in order to extend coverage to higher altitudes.
For altitude layers with a VVP-retrieved radial velocity standard deviation value
below the threshold sd_vvp
, the bird density dens
is set to zero (see vertical profile vp class). This threshold might be
dependent on radar processing settings. Results from validation campaigns so far indicate that 2 m/s is
the best choice for this parameter for most weather radars.
The algorithm has been tested and developed for altitude layers with hlayer
= 200 m.
Smaller widths are not recommended as they may cause instabilities of the volume velocity profiling (VVP)
and dealiasing routines, and effectively lead to pseudo-replicated altitude data, since altitudinal patterns
smaller than the beam width cannot be resolved.
The default radar cross section (11 cm^2) corresponds to the average value found by Dokter et al.
in a calibration campaign of a full migration autumn season in western Europe at C-band.
It's value may depend on radar wavelength. rcs will scale approximately \(M^{2/3}\) with M
the bird's mass.
Using default values of range.min
and range.max
is recommended.
Ranges closer than 5 km tend to be contaminated by ground clutter, while range gates beyond
25 km become too wide to resolve the default altitude layer width of 200 metre (see beamwidth)
For dealiasing, the torus mapping method by Haase et al. is used
At S-band (radar wavelength ~ 10 cm), currently only dualpol=T
mode is recommended.
On repeated calls of vol2bird
, the Docker container mount can be recycled
from one call to the next if subsequent calls share the same mount
argument.
Re-mounting a Docker container takes time, therefore it is advised to
choose a mountpoint that is a parent directory of all volume files to be processed,
such that vol2bird
calls are as fast as possible.
Haase, G. and Landelius, T., 2004. Dealiasing of Doppler radar velocities using a torus mapping. Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, 21(10), pp.1566-1573.
Bird migration flight altitudes studied by a network of operational weather radars, Dokter et al., J. R. Soc. Interace 8 (54), pp. 30--43, 2011. DOI 10.1098/rsif.2010.0116
# NOT RUN { # locate example volume file: volume <- system.file("extdata", "volume.h5", package="bioRad") # copy to a home directory with read/write permissions: file.copy(volume,"~/volume.h5") # calculate the profile: # }# NOT RUN { profile=vol2bird("~/volume.h5") # }# NOT RUN { # clean up: file.remove("~/volume.h5") # }


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Includes a CSS file in the head of a web page.
or
or
file - the CSS file.
where [pre] - one of {pre, here}.
media - the media type, this attribute is passed on to the generated link tag.
If the file name ends with ".css", this filename will be used unmodified, otherwise the file must be in the directory /css, and
the extension ".css" will be appended to the given filename.
<o2 header> or <o2 incStylesheet> must be called on the same page for addCssFile to work (when where="pre").
See also , and .


Index
The type of integer indicies.
This type can be used to define generic lookup functions over sized functors (Functors with a phantom Size type argument.)
at
(Fn [(Ref (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int) c)] (Ref Int c))
gets the at
property of a Index
.
copy
(Fn [(Ref (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int) c)] (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int))
copies the Index
.
delete
(Fn [(Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int)] ())
deletes a Index
. Should usually not be called manually.
index-to-int
(Fn [(Ref (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int) c)] Int)
(index-to-int ix)
Converts an index to a safe integer value, for sized functor element access.
The integer value will always be lesser than the Size
encoded in the Index
.
set-at
(Fn [(Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int), Int] (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int))
sets the at
property of a Index
.
set-at!
(Fn [(Ref (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int) c), Int] ())
sets the at
property of a Index
in place.
update-at
(Fn [(Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int), (Ref (Fn [Int] Int c) d)] (Index (a (Size b) Opaque) Int))
updates the at
property of a Index
using a function f
.


class Engine{
constructor(fuel){}
}
class Tires{
constructor(size){}
}
class Car{
engine;
tires;
constructor(){
// error, unless we change the code here
this.engine = new Engine();
this.tires = new Tires(36);
}
}
let ford = new Car();
class Engine{
constructor(fuel)
}
class Tires{
constructor(size)
}
class Car{
engine;
tires;
constructor(engine, tires){
this.engine = engine;
this.tires = tires;
}
}
let engine = new Engine('fule1');
let tires = new Tires(36);
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Android & iOS
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I'm a Malaysian American based in NYC for the past decade or so who has always wanted to learn how to code for the longest time and the day has finally come! There is a silverlining in everything that has been going on in 2020 despite the many chanlleges. I was furloughed from my job in the travel industry and it has given me the extra drive to take advantage of the downtime I have. Thanks to Career Karma, I followed through with my life long calling and applied to Flatiron School's part-time Software Engineering course.


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It started in college. At the time I was playing in some punk/rock bands, and it always fell on me (somewhat by choice) to set up the website, print out flyers, and design the stickers. Fast-forward about 10 years: I still make some websites (like this one!), and I still make some stickers (like these!). It's fun: the designing, the printing, and the sticking. I only get the finest fade-proof, scratch-proof, and weather-proof vinyl stickers from StickerGuy.com. They are worth every penny.
This has always been my most favorite emoticon. There's something sorta slanted and silly going on there. It all comes down to the colon being off center, which it actually is when typed out in Helvetica, and that wide open mouth. Homegirl's not just happy, she's super pumped! :D
Sometimes I carry a couple of these in my wallet and hand them out to strangers or when I'm checking out at the grocery store. I pull my wallet out to get some money and there they are! It usually puts a smile on their face.
It's also sort of a little logo for me, being a Duke and all.
Printed 2.75" x 2.75"
During my travels, I have spent a fair bit of time in New Zealand: hiking, hitch-hiking, campervaning, and ride-sharing. It's a wonderful country to explore if you ever get the chance, and hitch-hiking doesn't get any easier.
With all that time spent on the road, this sticker is in homage to the wonderful New Zealand Rest Stop Sign.  Looks like a place I wouldn't mind stopping for a rest.
Printed 2.75" x 2.75"
My friend Travis Groh is insanely awesome and awesomely insane. He's always makeing that face and staying up until 4am and then being just as chipper as ever at work at 7:30 the next morning. Sometimes when I'm too tired to party he says, "Come on, Eli! Groh Up!"
Printed 2.75" x 4.25"
Banjo came into our lives unexpectedly and then completely changed what we knew was possible in the world. She was the coolest! She was so gentle and loving but super sassy and totally down for an epic wrestling match. She would come when I whistle, she'd take naps in the middle of the cul-de-sac in front of our house, she'd let you hold her upside down like it ain't no thang, and when I got home from soccer practice I could lie down on the ground and she'd clean my entire head.
She was the kind of cat that could convert non-cat lovers. She'd walk into the room and do a big circle, usually settling down on the lap of the person who was the least interested. Before long, they'd be petting her and admitting that she was awesome. She lived a long and happy life with us and then died in my mom's arms on the way to the vet to be put down. It was my mom's 65th birthday.
Printed 5.50" x 2.14" and 2.75" x 4.25"
During one epic year of my time in Seattle, I was lucky enough to have lived at the HotBox. It was a rag tag group of awesome girls, and yours truly. Some of us were in college, some of us worked at a doggy day care, and some of us were Game Testers at Nintendo, but we all liked to party. And that's what we did. About 5 years later I put together this sticker in commemoration of such wonderful serendipitousness. Each circle is a logo that I used for all of our different party flyers. Good times, ladies. No matter what happens, they can never take that away from us.
Printed 4.25" x 2.75"
I used to work with this guy named Dale.  I love sassy older men that aren't afraid to dish it out. At one point I asked him if our snowmobile was going to be ready on time and he said NO. I asked him why and he said, "Because you don't know how to ride and you're dumb." It was one of the most epic quotes I'd ever heard.
Printed 4.25" x 2.75"
I happened across an international sign for "what's inside this electrical box will hurt you" and immediately fell in love. I couldn't help but completely rip it off, with a few little adjustments of my own, and then print that sticker for all my friends.
Printed 4.25" x 2.75"
Ildi is a dear friend of mine. She rocks harder than rocks.  She'll whisper dirty Hungarian words in your ear while humping your leg if you ask nicely. She is positivity incarnate. I never see enough of her.
Printed 4.25" x 2.75"


Gaffalione's zone: Talented rider battling for Churchill's fall title
by Kevin Kerstein/Churchill DownsWith just 11 days remaining in the 2019 Fall Meet at Churchill Downs, 25-year-old jockey Tyler Gaffalione trails perennial leading rider Corey Lanerie by four wins (19-15) in an attempt to defend his 2018 crown.
“Sometimes as jockeys we get into a zone where we just keep winning races,” said Gaffalione, who recorded five wins over the last three days at Churchill Downs. “Obviously you have to have the horse underneath you but anytime you can win races in bunches it’s a good feeling.”
Gaffalione began his climb up the standings with a four-win day on Nov. 9. The Florida-native, who will miss closing day of the Fall Meet to ride Got Stormy in the $300,000 Matriarch (G1) at Del Mar, entered Sunday’s 10-race program with a 22-percent win-clip for the meet with purse earnings topping $1.1 million.
“It’s been a blessing to be able to ride in some of the biggest races this year and we hope to cap the year off with success,” Gaffalione said.
While Lanerie and Gaffalione held the top two spots in the jockey standings, Ricardo Santana Jr. was in third with 12 wins and James Graham and Brian Hernandez Jr. were tied for fourth with 11 victories.


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So, here’s the thing. You and YOU are not the same thing. “You” is a human being. “YOU” is a corporation. Let’s try it with a realish example. Aggroed is a flesh and blood human being. AGGROED is not.
Try it like this… Kelly Clark and Clark Kelly aren’t the same thing. Celly Klark and CELLY KLARK aren’t the same thing either. Changing the punctuation changes the meaning and the thing. Upper Lowercase is a flesh and blood human. UPPER LOWERCASE is a corporation.
OK, so now that you have that little basic thing down you can start seeing what the state does and the fraud they are pulling on you.
Look at your driver’s license. It says NAME LASTNAME on it. Not Name Lastname.   The state doesn’t engage you as a flesh and blood person in commerce or in law. They engage a corporation made in your name in commerce and in law. It’s called your strawman.
Now, that’s not enough.. you actually have 3 different strawmen or strawpeople for the gender fluid millenials.
I’m very familiar with this personally because I had an arrest issued against me by a court because I didn’t pay a fine or communicate about it with a lisencing board. Ok, so that came to me as NAME LASTNAME. I got my court date screwed up so the same fuckin’ court issued me a second warrant but this time as Dr. Name Lastname. How’s that!!! The same court addresses me two different ways.
So, there you go. You’re a corporation. You can see this in other ways too.
Look on a check.  It’s not dotted. It’s saying you’re authorized to act on that account… by why would you need authorization? Because you’re not signing for you! You’re signing for a corporation that has your name and it’s “date of birth” aka founding of the company is the same as your birthday. TADAA. You’re a corporation, well, you’re actually a person, but in the states eye you’re a corporation.
By the way, so is the state. You might think the USG is a government. that’s what they say right? But, it doesn’t actually work like that. They are a government services corporation. They are listed on Dunn and Bradstreet. They have corporate IDS. You can find CANADA listed on the SEC website. Securities and exchange… why is CANADA on the SEC website? BECAUSE!!!! It’s a CORPORATION. All of the STATES and COUNTRIES are. Hooray. All those times people have said it’s as if the government was acting like a corporation… it’s because it is one.
Let this sink in for a while. it’s hard to face at first, but more things will start to make sense than not once you see this.
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