Inline Preview Images
Configuration
The 'Inline Preview Images' filter is enabled by specifying:
- Apache:
ModPagespeedEnableFilters inline_preview_images
- Nginx:
pagespeed EnableFilters inline_preview_images;
in the configuration file.
The 'Resize Mobile Images' filter is enabled by specifying:- Apache:
ModPagespeedEnableFilters resize_mobile_images
- Nginx:
pagespeed EnableFilters resize_mobile_images;
Description
The 'Inline Preview Images' filter generates low quality versions of the
images that are inlined in the HTML page. Users experience faster rendering of
the page and the low quality images are replaced by high quality versions after
an onload event is triggered. The filter works on images found in

tags.
The 'Resize Mobile Images' filter works like Inline Preview Images, but is applied only for mobile browsers, and shrinks the size in pixels of the placeholder images on mobile devices to better fit the device screen size. If Inline Preview Images is activated and Resize Mobile Images is not, full-resolution preview images will be served to both desktop and mobile browsers.
Note: inline_preview_images
and resize_mobile_images
should be used together
with insert_image_dimensions
to avoid reflow as the images load.
Operation
The 'Inline Preview Images' filter changes thesrc
attribute of

elements to data-pagespeed-high-res-src
based on a few parameters which are described in next section. It generates low
quality versions of the images and replaces the src
attribute with
these. The low quality images are replaced by high quality versions after an
onload event is triggered.
Parameters that affect optimization
- Apache:
ModPagespeedMaxInlinedPreviewImagesIndex IndexNumber
- Nginx:
pagespeed MaxInlinedPreviewImagesIndex IndexNumber;
The first IndexNumber
images on the page are replaced by low
quality images. Negative numbers will result in
all images being rewritten. Zero means no image will be
rewritten. The default value of this parameter is -1. Refer to the Risks section
for trade offs on setting this value.
- Apache:
ModPagespeedMinImageSizeLowResolutionBytes MinBytes
- Nginx:
pagespeed MinImageSizeLowResolutionBytes MinBytes;
MinBytes
, a positive integer, is the minimum size in bytes of
any image for which a low quality image is generated. No images will be
rewritten for zero and negative values.
'Inline Preview Images' injects JavaScript that uses a beacon to report back to the server the images that are visible in the client's initial viewport (above the fold). It takes a few accesses of a page for the data to be reported back and processed but eventually the above-the-fold images will be known and will be replaced with low quality versions while all others will be handled normally; until then images are replaced as described above.
The use of beacons can be disabled using the ModPagespeedCriticalImagesBeaconEnabled directive. If they are disabled, 'Inline Preview Images' will not inject the JavaScript and images will be replaced with low quality versions as described above.
Example
You can see the Inline Preview Images filter in action
at www.modpagespeed.com
on this
example.
You can also see this
example
of the Resize Mobile Images filter.
Risks
This filter is considered moderately risky. The main risk is that the HTML
becomes bloated due to the embedded low quality image data.
MaxInlinedPreviewImagesIndex
should be chosen appropriately;
otherwise, if images below the fold are inlined, there is no user perceivable
gain, but the page takes longer to load due to the extra bytes in the HTML.
Note that MaxInlinedPreviewImagesIndex
and MinImageSizeLowResolutionBytes
should not be used to disable
inlining of preview images (for example by setting either parameter to
0). Instead, the inline_preview_images
and resize_mobile_images
filters themselves should be disabled.


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Any disturbance of the balance between proteolytic enzymes and their inhibitors, or of the activation process, can result in pancreatits, where premature, intracellular activation of zymogens cause the autodigestion of the pancreas. During pancreatits, anionic trypsinogen becomes the predominant isoforms secreted from the pancreas, and there is an increased level of zymogen in serum. Anionic trypsinogen exhibits increased autocatalytic degradation over the cationic isoforms. Pancreatitis can occur as a hereditary, autodominant condition, as part of the pathogenesis of cystic fibrosis or as a result of alcohol toxicity.
Hereditary pancreatitis results in recurrent attacks of acute pancreatitis, progressing to chronic pancreatitis at a young age. Mutations in the cationinc trypsinogen I gene have been characterised from several patients. One of these mutations was shown to alter a trypsin recognition site, preventing the deactivation of trypsin within the pancreas, resulting in autodigestion. Hereditary pancreatitis can also result in patients with mutations in the trypsin/trypsinogen inhibitor SPINK1, which leads to the inappropriate activation of pancreatic zymogens. SPINK1 mutations appear to cause a more rapid progression of chronic pancreatitis than cationic trypsinogen mutations.
Cystic fibrosis (CF) is an autosomal recessive disorder caused by mutations in the CF transmembrane conductance regulator (CFTR) gene. Patients with CF often suffer from recurrent pancreatitis. CF is thought ot interfere with the negative feedback loop that helps regulate pancreatic zymogen secretion. A high concentration of protease in the duodenum inhibits cholecystokinin (CCK) secretion, thereby reducing pancreatic secretion of zymogens; a high concentration of inhibitors induces pancreatic zymogen secretion through CCK. In CF, it has been suggested that obstruction to pancreatic zymogen secretion could induce CCK release, which in turn stimulates pancreatic zymogen production. The blockage of zymogen secretion together with its continued synthesis could result in the built-up of digestive enzymes within lysosomes, which could then rupture into the cytoplasm.
Chronic alcohol consumption is known to increase the synthesis of several digestive enzymes in the pancreas, including trypsinogen. Progression to chronic pancreatitis can be rapid. As fewer than 10% of alcoholics develop chronic pancreatits, other genetic or environmental factors must be involved.
Hereditary pancreatitis carries a 40% risk of pancreatic cancer (5% risk for non-hereditary pancreatitis), a very invasive cancer with high mortality rates. Pancreatic inflammation promotes intensive cell proliferation to regenerate the damaged pancreas, during which the amplification of pathological changes in DNA can occur.
Elevated levels of trypsin have been found in a variety of other tumours, such as ovarian and colorectal carcinomas, where it may have a role in malignant tumour formation or metastasis. Trypsins appear to be necessary for cancer cells to invade normal tissue, and to enter the bloodstream and lymphatic channels. A critical step in cancer metastasis involves breaking down the extracellular matrix surrounding the malignant tumour, which allows it to invade and spread. Type I collagen degradation involves the action of matrix metalloproteases (MMP-1, -8 and -13), which are activated by MMP-3. Trypsin-2 can directly activate all four pro-MMP enzymes, and can degrade type I collagen, acting as a potent tumour-associated matrix serine protease. The inhibitor TATI (tumour-associated trypsin inhibitor) can inhibit trypsin activation of pro-MMPs and trypsin degradation of type I collagen. Not surprisingly, TATI has been detected at elevated levels in a variety of tumours and in the serum of cancer patients. Trypsin has also been shown to activate a G protein-coupled receptor PAR-2 (protease-activated receptor-2) in both colon and pancreatic cancer cell lines, where it appears to act as a potent mitogen in vitro, functioning as a growth factor.
Certain protease inhibitors appear to be capable of suppressing carcinogenesis in a variety of model systems, the most potent of which appear to inhibit chymotrypsin or chymotrypsin-like proteases. Both soybean-derived BBI (inhibits trypsin and chymotrypsin) and human alpha1-antichymotrypsin are potent inhibitors of chymotrypsin, are highly anti-inflammatory, and may be involved in defence of their respective organisms. BBI was found to help suppress a variety of tumours in different organisms, both in vitro and in vivo. Extracts high in proteolytic enzymes, especially trypsin, chymotrypsin and papain, have also been used in cancer studies. Enzyme therapy appears to be anti-inflammatory by its induction of protease inhibitors.


Uses of Package
org.apache.shiro.web.servlet
-
Packages that use org.apache.shiro.web.servlet Package Description org.apache.shiro.cas org.apache.shiro.guice.web org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure org.apache.shiro.spring.web Spring-specific components for use in Spring-based web applications.org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config org.apache.shiro.web.filter Base package supporting all ServletFilter
implementations used to control access to web pages and URL resources.org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc ServletFilter
implementations specific to controlling access based on a subject's authentication status, or those that can execute authentications (log-ins) directly.org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authz ServletFilter
implementations that perform authorization (access control) checks based on the Subject's abilities (for example, role or permission checks).org.apache.shiro.web.filter.session org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Components supporting web-specificSecurityManager
implementations.org.apache.shiro.web.servlet Shiro-specific implementations of the Servlet API (Servlet Filters, et al).org.apache.shiro.web.session.mgt -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.cas Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AdviceFilter A Servlet Filter that enables AOP-style "around" advice for a ServletRequest viapreHandle
,postHandle
, andafterCompletion
hooks.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.guice.web Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AbstractShiroFilter Abstract base class that provides all standard Shiro request filtering behavior and expects subclasses to implement configuration-specific logic (INI, XML, .properties, etc).NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.spring.config.web.autoconfigure Class Description AbstractShiroFilter Abstract base class that provides all standard Shiro request filtering behavior and expects subclasses to implement configuration-specific logic (INI, XML, .properties, etc).Cookie Interface representing HTTP cookie operations, supporting pojo-style getters and setters for all attributes which includes HttpOnly support. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.spring.web Class Description AbstractShiroFilter Abstract base class that provides all standard Shiro request filtering behavior and expects subclasses to implement configuration-specific logic (INI, XML, .properties, etc). -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.spring.web.config Class Description Cookie Interface representing HTTP cookie operations, supporting pojo-style getters and setters for all attributes which includes HttpOnly support.Cookie.SameSiteOptions The SameSite attribute of the Set-Cookie HTTP response header allows you to declare if your cookie should be restricted to a first-party or same-site context. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.filter Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AdviceFilter A Servlet Filter that enables AOP-style "around" advice for a ServletRequest viapreHandle
,postHandle
, andafterCompletion
hooks.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authc Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AdviceFilter A Servlet Filter that enables AOP-style "around" advice for a ServletRequest viapreHandle
,postHandle
, andafterCompletion
hooks.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.filter.authz Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AdviceFilter A Servlet Filter that enables AOP-style "around" advice for a ServletRequest viapreHandle
,postHandle
, andafterCompletion
hooks.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.filter.session Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AdviceFilter A Servlet Filter that enables AOP-style "around" advice for a ServletRequest viapreHandle
,postHandle
, andafterCompletion
hooks.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.mgt Class Description Cookie Interface representing HTTP cookie operations, supporting pojo-style getters and setters for all attributes which includes HttpOnly support. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.servlet Class Description AbstractFilter Base abstract Filter simplifying Filter initialization andaccess
to init parameters.AbstractShiroFilter Abstract base class that provides all standard Shiro request filtering behavior and expects subclasses to implement configuration-specific logic (INI, XML, .properties, etc).Cookie Interface representing HTTP cookie operations, supporting pojo-style getters and setters for all attributes which includes HttpOnly support.Cookie.SameSiteOptions The SameSite attribute of the Set-Cookie HTTP response header allows you to declare if your cookie should be restricted to a first-party or same-site context.NameableFilter Allows a filter to be named via JavaBeans-compatibleNameableFilter.getName()
/NameableFilter.setName(String)
methods.OncePerRequestFilter Filter base class that guarantees to be just executed once per request, on any servlet container.ServletContextSupport Base implementation for any components that need to access the web application'sServletContext
.ShiroHttpServletRequest AShiroHttpServletRequest
wraps the Servlet container's originalServletRequest
instance, but ensures that allHttpServletRequest
invocations that require Shiro's support (getRemoteUser
,getSession
, etc) can be executed first by Shiro as necessary before allowing the underlying Servlet container instance's method to be invoked. -
Classes in org.apache.shiro.web.servlet used by org.apache.shiro.web.session.mgt Class Description Cookie Interface representing HTTP cookie operations, supporting pojo-style getters and setters for all attributes which includes HttpOnly support.


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Yes, as you can tell from the HelloWorld demo, it's very simple and straightforward. We'll reference the above  tag as the calendar tag from now on.
If you want to support the outdated Netscape 4.x browser, you'll have to add 3 more tags - a  and a  tag in  and another <layer> tag at page bottom, as following.
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Now ensure you have the following files in the same directory where the iflateng.htm is located:
We always suggest you put all calendar related files into a separate directory and set the src of the calendar tags to reference them. This makes them more like a self-contained component and is easy for you to maintain in future.
So now, where is the "Hello World"? - Simply append the
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2002 in the calendar... Voila!
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call so as to pop up a new window instead of redirecting. In addition, numbered values like "#87ceeb
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The  of the calendar tag is the main calendar engine for all supported browsers except NN4. It has the following important properties:
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DET
: determiner
Determiners are words that modify nouns or noun phrases and express the reference of the noun phrase in context. This is a closed class in Kazakh. Many determiners are ambiguous with pronouns.
Examples
- [kk] әр адам “every person”
- [kk] бір адам “a person” (ambiguous with “one person”)
- [kk] кей адам “some people”
- [kk] қай адам? “which person?”
Treebank Statistics (UD_Kazakh)
There are 26 DET
lemmas (2%), 26 DET
types (1%) and 95 DET
tokens (2%).
Out of 16 observed tags, the rank of DET
is: 9 in number of lemmas, 10 in number of types and 10 in number of tokens.
The 10 most frequent DET
lemmas: осы, бір, өз, барлық, бұл, мына, ол, әр, қай, сол
The 10 most frequent DET
types: осы, бір, өз, барлық, бұл, мына, ол, Әр, қай, сол
The 10 most frequent ambiguous lemmas: осы (DET 13, PRON 4), бір (NUM 20, DET 11, PRON 1), өз (PRON 9, DET 8), бұл (PRON 10, DET 6), ол (PRON 39, DET 6), сол (DET 4, PRON 4), не (PRON 7, DET 2, CONJ 2), қандай (DET 2, PRON 1), ана (NOUN 5, DET 1), басқа (ADJ 6, ADP 3, DET 1)
The 10 most frequent ambiguous types: бір (NUM 11, DET 9), бұл (DET 2, PRON 2), ол (PRON 7, DET 4), көптеген (DET 2, VERB 1), не (PRON 5, CONJ 2, DET 2), басқа (ADP 3, ADJ 2, DET 1), көп (ADV 1, DET 1), мұндай (DET 1, PRON 1)
- бір
- бұл
- ол
- көптеген
- не
- басқа
- көп
- мұндай
Morphology
The form / lemma ratio of DET
is 1.000000 (the average of all parts of speech is 1.458688).
The 1st highest number of forms (2) was observed with the lemma “осы”: Осындай, осы.
The 2nd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “ана”: ана.
The 3rd highest number of forms (1) was observed with the lemma “барлық”: барлық.
DET
does not occur with any features.
Relations
DET
nodes are attached to their parents using 1 different relations: kk-dep/det (95; 100% instances)
Parents of DET
nodes belong to 4 different parts of speech: NOUN (91; 96% instances), PROPN (2; 2% instances), ADJ (1; 1% instances), VERB (1; 1% instances)
95 (100%) DET
nodes are leaves.
The highest child degree of a DET
node is 0.
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The Coptic Old Testament Manuscript Room is a derivative of the NTVMR adapted to serve the creation of the Critical Digital Edition and Translation of the Sahidic Old Testament.
The New Testament Virtual Manuscript Room (NTVMR) is a Research Environment that supports the study of the Greek New Testament manuscripts by offering resources and tools to annotate, transcribe and publish individual objects as well as more complex critical editions of larger manuscript samples.
The Thesaurus Linguae Aegyptiae is a publication platform of Egyptian texts of pharaonic times made available by the project "Structure and Transformation in the Vocabulary of the Egyptian Language" (former Ancient Egyptian Dictionary Project) at the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities and the Saxon Academy of Sciences in Leipzig. The project collaborates with other projects who contribute electronic annotated texts, too. Within the Thesaurus, a digital corpus of Egyptian (including Demotic) texts have been released to the public for computer-assisted search. Lemmatization and morpho-syntactic annotation of the text material allow for specific research from lexical, philological, linguistic, and historico-cultural points of view.
The project Database and Dictionary of Greek Loanwords in Coptic aims to produce a comprehensive lexicographical compilation and description of Greek loanwords in Coptic and pre-Coptic Egyptian texts, as well as Arabic loanwords, across all dialects and text types, thus examining over 1,500 years of contact-induced langauge change of the Egyptian-Coptic language. Following a pilot phase funded by the Saxonian Academy of Sciences and Humanities (2010-2012), Prof. Dr. Tonio Sebastian Richter has led the project at Leipzig University (2010-2015), and at the Free University of Berlin (2015-present) under the auspices of the German Research Council (DFG), with a projected date of completion of 2024.
Coptic SCRIPTORIUM is an open-source, open-access platform for interdisciplinary and computational research in texts in the Coptic language, particularly the Sahidic dialect, created by Caroline T. Schroeder (University of the Pacific) and Amir Zeldes (Georgetown University).


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#include <Bank.h>
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| typedef Bank< B > | bank_t |
| typedef bank_t::cloner_t | cloner_t |
| typedef cloner_t::entry_t | entry_t |
| typedef cloner_t::index_t | index_t |
| typedef std::map< cloner_t *, std::set< index_t > > | book_t |
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| UniCloner (const bank_t &bank) | |
| B & | getCloned (const typename bank_t::key_t &key) |
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| index_t | getIndex () const |
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| book_t | book |
| index_t | idx |
Creates an entry of desired type and destroys it upon exit.


Excise Certification
Depending on the scope of your integration and your business practice, your test cases will vary. For development partners, many of these are requirements for certification. If you were to give us full functionality demo, here’s what we’d like to see:
Use Case
Expected Outcome
View Configuration elements within the Calling Application
Administrative user should be able to view/modify the following to provide system ability to point to various levels of systems (Dev, UAT, Prod):
- User Id to be used for Excise Platform Authentication
- Password to be used for Excise Platform Authentication (should be stored encrypted and non-viewable)
Validate Required Data in AvaTax Excise Call
You should be able to identify the following values:
- Company Name or Identifier
- Effective Date for Transaction
- Transaction Type
- Title Transfer Code
- Product Code per Line Item
- Origin Information (Terminal or City and State)
- Destination Information (Terminal or City and State)
- Units (Gross, Net, and Billed)
Validate Transactional Save Functionality
SaveTransactionInd field should not be set in integration code. This can be tested by checking the Company Setting Value for Save Transaction Indicator within web interface:
- Click Maintenance, click Companies, click the company you wish to edit on the left hand side.
- On the Settings tab, choose the ‘Avatax Excise’ Settings Category
- Click the Save Transaction setting, click the copy tab
- On the copy tab, set the value field to either ‘true’ to save transactions or ‘false’ to not save transactions for XML calls.
- Click insert to apply the setting change.
- Future changes to this setting must be done directly to the record inserted in this process.
- Send in a transaction with it set to True and transaction is saved
- Send again when it is set to False and no transaction is saved
Run a test transaction with multiple line items
Build an input transaction object multiple line items. Transmit the multiple line items and verify that multiple line results are returned. This can be done with the API and the web (page) interface.
Sample Use Case:
Process a Diesel Fuel transaction to Wisconsin with Destination Title Transfer where the buyer is licensed as a Indian Tribe
Confirm the following transaction:
- After a buyer is set up in the Excise Platform with a WI Indian Tribe License the transaction should be exempt of taxes when sent in with that Buyer
AvaTax Excise API Integration Checklist
To have your integration Certified by Avalara, we have outlined the areas of integration that are necessary to ensure a stable and robust customer experience using AvaTax Excise with your application. To be certified for Avalara AvaTax Excise, all of the items with an R in the Required column listed below are required elements that must be present in your integration.
Certified for Avalara AvaTax Excise
Certification for Avalara AvaTax Excise requires the delivery of all functional requirements shown below:
Avalara AvaTax Excise Administration & Utilities Administration
Here are the basics for login, logout and authentication functions for Avalara AvaTax Excise:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Login Request
Authenticates the user against the configured membership provider and verifies they have access to the specified company. If successful, an authentication token is return as a cookie.
R
Login Results
True/False
R
Logout
Logs the current user out of the system and clears their authentication cookie.
R
Authentication
Authentication does not require calling the AuthenticationService.asmx before calling other web services. At the beginning of the call to the web service, the user is authenticated, and if successful, the call is processed normally. The web service will attach a Forms Authentication cookie to the response to improve performance in subsequent calls, but it is not required to use the cookie (the caller can be re-authenticated each time). The client must keep the TCP connection alive in between calls in order to re-use the cookie while configured to use NTLM. Each new TCP connection will require re-authentication.
Customer Record Integration
Here is a table showing the required basic data elements of the customer record integration to AvaTax Excise:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Legal Name
The Name of a company that matches to the name field in the companies table.
R
Effective Date
Effective date of Business Account.
R
Id Code
Business Account ID Code - i.e., FEIN, Social Security Number, Canadian Business Number or Custom.
R
Custom ID Code
Unique Id for the Seller and Buyer which must match the custom_id field on the business_entities table in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application client database.
Process Transactions
The Process Transactions method uses an array of Transactions to calculate taxes based on scenarios predefined in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Send required header level data elements:
- Company
- Effective Date
- Transaction Type
- Title Transfer Code
- Incoterms
- Perspective Business Type
Company - The Name of a company that matches to the name field in the companies table within the Avalara AvaTax Excise application Control Database.
Effective Date - The date of the product movement (e.g., 9/28/2015).
Transaction Type – Description of the event of particular event in a supply chain.
Title Transfer Code – Indicates where title transfer is taking place.
Incoterms – Delivery terms (required for EU content).
Perspective Business Type– Buyer or Seller viewpoint (required for EU content).
N
Send optional header level data elements:
- Invoice Number
- Invoice Date
- Fuel Use Code
- Transportation Mode Code
- Seller
- Buyer
- Previous Seller
- Next Buyer
- User Data
- User Transaction ID
- Source System
- Order Type
- Transaction Lines
- Transaction Exchange Rates
- Save Transaction Indicator
- Debug Indicator
- Calculation Method
- Total Dyed Units
- Total Reporting Taxes
- Reporting Currency
Fuel Use Code - A code to describe the fuel use. Currently not used but included for future taxation scenarios. Field can be used in the profile system.
Transportation Mode Code – Transportation method used.
Seller / Buyer - Unique Id which must match the custom_id field on the business_entities table in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application client database.
User Data - String to hold any data you may want to pass into a transaction and potentially receive back untouched. May also be used for customizing calculations based on business rules.
User Transaction ID - A unique Id for the transaction as defined by the calling application.
Source System - Hard coded string to identify which system is calling the application with this transaction. Useful when more than a single system is using the application or to separate GUI calls from web service calls.
Order Type - A code to describe the order type. Currently not used but included for future taxation scenarios.
Save Transaction Indicator - Indicates if the transaction should be saved to the database. Not saving can have a significant performance improvement. If this value is not defined in the transaction the Saving of Transactions is controlled by the Company Setting in the GUI.
Debug Indicator - Indicates if the transaction should be calculated with debugging enabled.
N
Send optional data elements for VAT:
- Middleman
- Customs Status
- Form A Presented Indicator
- Simplified Procedure Indicator
- Chain Leg
Form A Presented Indicator - Indicates if Form A is presented for VAT.
Simplified Procedure Indicator - Indicates if the simplified procedure is used for VAT.
Middleman – 3rd party in a triangulation transaction in the EU
Chain Leg – Indicates invoice position in a triangulation transaction in the EU
N
Send optional Custom data elements:
- Custom String 1, 2, 3
- Custom Numeric 1, 2, 3
Custom String - String to hold data you want to pass into a transaction to be used for customizing calculations based on business rules.
Custom Numeric - Decimal to hold data you want to pass into a transaction to be used for customizing calculations based on business rules.
Process Invoice Line Transactions
The following table describes functions used to process Invoice Line-level transactions in Avalara AvaTax Excise:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Send required data elements:
- Invoice Line
- Product Code
Product Code - Identifying code of the product being transported in the line item which needs to match either a product code or an alternate product code in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application client database.
Invoice Line – Identifies the given transaction line to a pre-defined invoice line by the calling system
N
Send optional data elements:
- Movement Start Date
- Movement End Date
- Blend To Product Code
- Unit Price
- Net Units
- Gross Units
- Billed Units
- Line Amount
- Bill of Lading Number
- Bill of Lading Date
- User Data
- Alternative Fuel Content
- Blend to Alternative Fuel Content
- Blend To Indicator
- Currency
- Unit of Measure
- Freight Unit Price
- Freight Type
- Freight Line Amount
- Transaction Line Measures
- Custom String 1, 2, 3
- Custom Numeric 1, 2, 3
- Nth Time Sale
Alternative Fuel Content - Numeric value that represents the percentage of alternative fuel contained in the product.
Blend to Alternative Fuel Content - Numeric Value that represents the percentage of alternative fuel found in the blend to product.
Net/Gross/Billed Units – quantities in Net, Gross, or Billed for the given transaction line
Blend To Indicator - Indicates if this record refers to a blended product.
Nth Time Sale - Integer to identify how many times a product has been sold in the supply chain.
N
Send optional data elements for transaction Origin fields:
- Origin Country Code
- Origin Jurisdiction
- Origin County
- Origin City
- Origin Postal Code
- Origin Type
- Origin
- Origin Out City Limit Indicator
- Origin Excise Warehouse
- Origin Special Jurisdiction Indicator
- Origin Address 1,2
- Origin Special Jurisdictions
Send optional data elements for transaction Destination fields:
- Destination Country Code
- Destination Jurisdiction
- Destination County
- Destination City
- Destination Postal Code
- Destination Type
- Destination
- Destination Out City Limit Indicator
- Destination Excise Warehouse
- Destination Special Jurisdiction Indicator
- Destination Address 1,2
- Destination Special Jurisdictions
Origin / Destination - A unique id for the location that should match to a custom_id from the locations table in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application client database.
Country Code - ISO standard 3 character country code of the location.
Jurisdiction - State or region code.
City / County - City/County name of the location that must match a GNIS defined City/County name in the local_jurisdictions table of the Avalara AvaTax Excise application Client database; or a cross reference entry in the common_codes.
Special Jurisdictions – Indicator if location belongs to a special jurisdiction
N
Send optional data elements for transaction Sale fields:
- Sale Country Code
- Sale Jurisdiction
- Sale County
- Sale City
- Sale Postal Code
- Sale Type
- Sale Location
- Sale Out City Limit Indicator
- Sale Excise Warehouse
- Sale Special Jurisdiction Indicator
- Sale Address 1,2
- Sale Special Jurisdictions
Special Jurisdictions – Indicator if location belongs to a special jurisdiction
N
Send optional data elements for transaction Counter fields:
- Counter Country Code
- Counter Jurisdiction
- Counter County
- Counter City
- Counter Postal Code
- Counter Type
- Counter Party
- Counter Out City Limit Indicator
- Counter Excise Warehouse
- Counter Special Jurisdiction Indicator
- Counter Address 1,2
- Counter Fiscal Rep. Indicator
Special Jurisdictions – Indicator if location belongs to a special jurisdiction
Counter Fiscal Rep. Indicator – Y/N field to identify if a Counterparty Fiscal Rep is present in the Counterparty country.
Transaction Line Measure
The following table describes functions used to process transaction line items when using measurement:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Measure Value
Numeric Unit of the Quantity indicator type.
R
Quantity Indicator
Type of Quantity for the Line referencing Billed, Net or Gross Value. Field is requirement when completing a Transaction Line Measure record.
R
Unit of Measure
Defines the Unit of Measure for the Transaction Line Measure definition.
Field is requirement when completing a Transaction Line Measure record.
Transaction Exchange Rate
Here are the data elements used to process transaction line items when using exchange rates:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Effective Date
Date the Conversion Factor is valid for transaction.
R
Conversion Factor
Numeric Amount determining the conversion factor between the from and to currencies.
R
From Currency
Currency type Value must start with for transaction. Field is required when completing an exchange record.
R
To Currency
Currency type Value will end up as in transaction. Field is required when completing an exchange record.
Transaction Line Special Jurisdiction
The following data elements are required for transactions using special jurisdiction codes and types:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Special Jurisdiction Code
Indicate the name of the special jurisdiction.
R
Special Jurisdiction Type
Indicates taxation level of the special jurisdiction.
Transaction Results
These functions are used to determine transaction results:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Transaction ID
Unique Id assigned to the Transaction by the Avalara AvaTax Excise application.
R
Return Code
A numeric representation of the success or failure of the transaction.
R
Total Tax Amount
Sum of all taxes on all line items and on the invoice itself.
N
User Transaction ID
A unique Id for the transaction as defined by the calling application which was passed in by the calling application.
N
Status
String defining the status of the transaction in the AvaTax Excise system.
N
Transaction Taxes
Object defining the individual taxes returned from the transaction.
N
Transaction Errors
Object defining the individual errors returned from the transaction.
N
User Return Value
String that returns the User Data Field.
Transaction Tax Functions
This table describes specific functions used to process tax transactions with Avalara AvaTax Excise:
Required
Function
Comment
R
Sequence Id
Avalara AvaTax Excise application calculated value that uniquely identifies the tax item within the transaction results.
R
Product Category
Numeric representation of the type of product being taxed defined in the product_categories table in the Avalara AvaTax Excise application.
N
Send optional data elements:
- Transaction Line
- Invoice Line
- Country Code
- Jurisdiction
- Local Jurisdiction
- Tax Type
- Rate Type
- Rate Subtype
- Calculation Type Indicator
- Tax Rate
- Tax Quantity
- Tax Amount
- Tax Exempt Indicator
- Deferred Indicator
- Payable To Code
- Sales Tax Base Amount
- License Number
- User Returned Value
- Scenario Id
- Scenario Tax Group Id
- Scenario Sequence
- Rate Description
- Currency
- Unit of Measure
- Subtotal Indicator
- Transaction Tax Amounts
- Status Code
- Quantity Indicator
- Reporting Tax Amount
- Reporting Tax Currency
License Number - The tax jurisdiction license number that applies to this transaction.
User Returned Value - String to hold any data you may want to pass into a transaction and potentially receive back untouched. May also be used for customizing calculations based on business rules.
Scenario Id and Scenario Tax Group Id - Definition that was applied to these tax items.
Subtotal Indicator - Indication of which field(s) to use for the sales tax base of the tax (Freight Only, Unit Price Only, Combined).
Status Code - The calculation status of the tax.


What it does:
The application we plan to build will take in and display people's’ thoughts on an anonymous platform. I propose the name “Just putting it out there” for this application. We plan to store all of the entry’s on a database and have options for random or most recent entry’s displayed on the front page of the application.
Possible Pitfall:
People have a tendency to get really rude and mean when they are given anonymity. Without compromising the anonymity of our users it would be difficult problem to control. Perhaps a solution could be adding a “flag post” option, which would temporarily pull that post until it can be approved or pulled permanently.
Who it serves:
The person who is too scared to tell the person they have a crush one that they care for them. The person who has a grievance that they can not express in the workplace. The person who has a random thought, they would like to share.
In the context of Existing Applications:
This has the functionality much like a Facebook wall or twitter feed, except all in one place, a community shared feed. While these existing applications have relative anonymity, our application will offer total anonymity.
The reason for application:
Someone may be too nervous to actually say how they feel out loud this gives them a convenient place to “put it out there” perhaps in time that person might gain the courage to say something to their crush!


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Logistic Regression Prediction data
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With the experience gained from Multics, "Ken Thompson began to build his own operating system for the giant 645, starting from scratch." In the wee hours of the night, Thompson would take the system down when nobody was using it.
At the same time, the development group was still working. The Computer Center still owned the machines and was separate from Research. So Computing Research had no computers. "Visual and acoustics research had had computers for some time." They were interested in listening to signals in real time and make digital filters, but this ate up all the cycles of the machine. As more and more minicomputers came available, Visual and Acoustics Research kept getting them. They had nice hardware, and we would comment on how inefficiently they were using their cycles. Because they really didn't like making software, when things got tough, they would just buy another machine. And if the machines got a little faster, they would just throw out the old one. That was the origin of the PDP7."
The PDP7 had an improved graphics engine, that had been sitting idle. "That's what Thompson grabbed and finally used to build early versions of Unix on." As Thompson brought along his operating system, Ritchie joined in. McIlroy also saw its potential, and, being head of the department, he muscled in.
One place that McIlroy exerted managerial control of Unix was in pushing for pipes. The idea of pipes goes way back. McIlroy began doing macros in the CACM back in 1959 or 1960. Macros involve switching among many data streams. "You're taking in your input, you suddenly come to a macro call, and that says, stop taking input from here, go take it from the definition. In the middle of the definition, you'll find another macro call. Somewhere I talked of a macro processor as a switchyard for data streams. ...In 1964, [according to a] paper hanging on Brian's wall, I talked about screwing together streams like garden hoses."
"On MULTICS, Joe Osanna, ... was actually beginning to build a way to do input-output plumbing. Input-output was interpreted over this idea of the segmented address space in the file system: files were really just segments of the same old address space. Nevertheless, you had to do I/O because all the programming languages did it. And he was making ways of connecting programs together."
While Thompson and Ritchie were laying out their file system, McIlroy was "sketching out how to do data processing by connecting together cascades of processes and looking for a kind of prefix-notation language for connecting processes together."
Over a period from 1970 to 1972, McIlroy suggested proposal after proposal. He recalls the break-through day: "Then one day, I came up with a syntax for the shell that went along with the piping, and Ken said, I'm gonna do it. He was tired of hearing all this stuff." Thompson didn't do exactly what McIlroy had proposed for the pipe system call, but "invented a slightly better one. That finally got changed once more to what we have today. He put pipes into Unix." Thompson also had to change most of the programs, because up until that time, they couldn't take standard input. There wasn't really a need; they all had file arguments. "GREP had a file argument, CAT had a file argument."
The next morning, "we had this orgy of `one liners.' Everybody had a one liner. Look at this, look at that. ...Everybody started putting forth the UNIX philosophy. Write programs that do one thing and do it well. Write programs to work together. Write programs that handle text streams, because that is a universal interface." Those ideas which add up to the tool approach, were there in some unformed way before pipes, but they really came together afterwards. Pipes became the catalyst for this UNIX philosophy. "The tool thing has turned out to be actually successful. With pipes, many programs could work together, and they could work together at a distance."
APL influenced the development of pipes. APL did not allow the use of operators with variants, which many utilities had at the time. It only took a willingness to throw in a new separator, the vertical bar. About four years passed, from the time they started talking about developing a new separator, to the time it happened.
To most of the Research group at Bell Labs, the computing theory was there on the side, while they had functionality to deal with. Most of the group members were more computer types than mathematicians, even though they wrote papers occasionally with mathematical notation. McIlroy went to Oxford for a year, solely to "imbibe the notion of semantics form the source." The Research group included system builders like Thompson, and theoretical scientists like Aho. "Aho handed out paper after paper of slightly different models of parsing and automata, and that was supported with the overt idea that one day [it] would feed computing practice."
"There is a case where there's absolutely no doubt that, overtly, theory fed into what we did. When the sound theory of parsing went into a compiler-writing system, it became available to the masses. There are lots of other places where theory is an inspiration, or it's in the back of your mind." Thompson wrote one famous recognizer, which is still used in GREP. And Aho decided that he was going to take that part of automata theory, and so he built EGREP. "So, you have the deterministic [parser] in EGREP, and the nondeterministic one in GREP."
"I think really that YACC and GREP are what people hold up as the `real tools' and they are the ones where we find a strong theoretical underpinning. TROFF has none. [While] it's used, and indispensable, nobody holds it up as a programming gem."
This concludes what is contained in the interview,
as it relates to Unix.


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FILM TITLE: CHUNGKING EXPRESS DIRECTOR: WONG KAR-WAI COUNTRY: HONG KONG 1994 CINEMATOGRAPHY: Christopher Doyle, Wai Keung Lau MUSIC: Frankie Chan, Roel A. Garcia CAST: Brigitte Lin Ching-hsia, Takeshi Kaneshiro, Tony Leung Chiu Wai, Faye Wang, Valerie Chow, Chen Jinquan SUPER FEATURES: Shooting style makes this odd film.
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This film has been hailed as a new style of the French New Wave, and at least, in Quentin Tarantino's words, is very much a reflection of Jean-Luc Godard and his pioneering work in the 60's and 70's.
If so, at least the film is not as idiosyncratic as Godard can be, but it does have a few touches of the old master. The totally "reckless" shooting style, which creates a faster paced movement of the action, makes for a film on steroids, that is hard to keep up with. Jean Luc Godard, always gave you a rest, by stopping the camera literally, as the action even walked away from it.... in this film, there are no pauses, and there is no time for characterization, which was one of Godard's strong points, and led to film makers like Mike Leigh, who do similar work with the camera.
So, is ChungKing Express a good film?. As far as a pioneering piece of work, I would say no. Perhaps what it does best is display a society that is moving so fast that is on a crash course, when it comes to its own inner direction, and attempt at finding itself. The pace is dizzying, not to mention the ever continuous camera movement, that at times is actually nerve wrecking, and I believe takes away from the film.
Like the story of the film, the main character is shy and can not keep a relationship, all characters are restless and not ready for any kind of relationships. He Quiwu has lost his girlfriend, who has left for someone better, presumably more fun than this guy anyway. And the girl that he is beginning to like is a bit on the strange side, likes him, but like him, is also afraid of discussing things.
And then, there are the intrigues.... the film starts with a woman in a blonde wig, a killer, and it is as if this is not a part of the story, which is very Godard'ian, but in a way it is. The characters through out the film are in a world where "excitement" is lacking, and this woman is almost like a film symbol... she exudes the excitement, and takes it as it comes. We can only assume that when she lays down for a rest at He's apartment, that the end is near for her, or for the characters... that they have to eventually face the enemy, themselves, rather than the outside. She wakes up, tosses the wig, and we don't see her again in the film. And the story now focuses on He Quiwu, and his attempts at self analysis, and getting over his asking a girl he sees everyday at the Midnight Express cafe.
Other than the very typical French New Wave usage of names of places and people, this film is not that bad, but it is not for everyone. It is a film maker's film, in that it goes through an incredible array of intuitive camera work, that is very difficult to keep up with, specially American audiences with their canned style of entertainment. But the way it is shot, in blazing color, will add an element that Godard could not do.
But like the Truffaut's and Godard's, that paid homage to the film noir, this film pays homage to the French heroes. It does so, however, in a far subtler way than we care to notice, and one has to be a film enthusiast to catch on to it. The name of the cafe is Midnight Express, and it is a place where nothing happens, and lives just go by and get wasted. And the constant mention of California through a Mamas and the Papas song that keeps repeating itself, as the only real image that the girl that works in the cafe has.
Not specially a great film, it does have a story, but it is hard to discuss per se. A security policeman, works his daily shift, and has lost his girlfriend. He goes through his "menopause" in trying to figure out what he did wrong, but in the process he fails to notice that someone has an interest in him. And he never notices that she has been in his apartment, and cleaned it, etc, etc. But a lot of this is hidden in the film's pace and shooting style, which, while exceptional, it still has not figured out how to make a complete film. Like a Godard, it has an edge that says "unfinished", or as Godard himself loved to say, " a work in progress ".
Unfortunately, this film comes off as unfinished for the audiences, and we do not seem to be asking for more. Godard films, kinda gave you a "wow" and left you there. This film wants to make a serious move, but it seems to shy away from doing so. Perhaps it was just a nice piece of fluff to do, that almost worked to perfection in the film maker's head, but not for this reviewer.
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In backtesting, orders are filled immediately. In live trading,
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This Amazon review by BozemanPhil states "This game is rather math-heavy, so that might turn people off. The math is simple, but there can be a lot of it."
At the start of each round, each player draws cards according to the resources they have developed. Each card has an number between 1 and 100, and the sum of these cards' numbers is a player's "buying power" for that round. For example, if I have cards 3,6,9,9, and 14, then I can buy 3+6+9+9+14= 41 points of new resources.
As the rounds progress and players accumulate resources, the number of cards increases. Adding up the cards becomes tiresome, especially considering:
Early in the game, a player has less than 10 cards per round. Adding them up is not a problem. Late in the game, however, a player can have up to 30 cards. This is when the arithmetic becomes a burden to the players, and the pace of play slows dramatically. Wouldn't it be nice if we had a calculator that could do all the math for us?
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And walked in the statutes of the heathen, whom the LORD cast out from before the children of Israel, and of the kings of Israel, which they had made.


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When I was first interviewed for DBC, it was last March, they were moving to Google Hangouts from Skype.
For my interview, that I had to wait, like 5 weeks to get, I was going to be asked questions about my current ruby knowledge, given some puzzles to solve and chat, I guess. Interview stuff.
It was set for 10:30am on a Thursday morning. The interviewer was.. I forget his name but I Google-stalked the hell out of him.
I studied my "Learn to Program" and I did my Code School excercises and I read the appropriate chapters in "Search Inside Yourself", I even started meditating. About 5 - 10 minutes a day when I wasn't too busy, so maybe 3-5 days a week.
 One way or another; get through DBC and your direction in this world is severly changed. And I have found as an adult that when I care about things they make we very nervous.
Thurday comes and I'm vibrating with butterflies, quite possibly litterally shaking. Trying to calm down, just not able to.
But eventually its 10:20. The call is in 10 minutes. I have been clearly instructed that the call will be on skype and that I should keep skype open becasue of .. reasons...
Anyway, becasue I have google stalked this poor interviewer I know he has interviews all morning, so of course he will run late.
So at 10:31 When I have heard nothing, I do not panic. I am cool, I am not some kind of Hot-Head. I am exactly the person they want for this program. No email, no skype, no worries. He is busy and he will get back to me when he is ready.
So at 10:40 when I still haven't heard anything, I am, well appalled to see two new emails.
1. You missed your interview and you application to Dev Bootcamp is being disregarded.
2. An earlier email: Here is the link to the Google Hangout for your interview.
Now I would like to tell you that I took three measured breaths and found my center and thought silently, "oh well".
That is not what happened. I flipped the f- out.
And as quick as I could, I installed the Google Hangout thing, and called him back.
And that is when something miraculous happened.
Instead of the interviewer picking up the Hangout and me SCREAMING at him:
"You said SKYPE!
I have been waiting Months!
I am NOT starting over!
I will go someplace else you "so-and-so"! etc..
no no.
Insted a tiny voice in my head pipped up and said, what if we try a different tone. Perhaps apologetic?
And that is when Karim Bishay, (not the interviewer I had been Google-stalking), picked up the hangout. And I put on a big smile and I .. apologized.
"I'm so sorry, I thought we were going to do this on Skype, I just saw the link to Google hangout"
All self-recriminatory smiles.
Perhaps the greatest performance of my career.
He was, as I suspect he always is, totally cool about it. No problem. We did the interview, I made jokes, he laughed, I think genuinely.

I got out of the interview feeling that it went as well as it possibly could.
Afterwards I had so much pent up nervous energy I almost fainted.
I have told this story about 20 times.
Some people believe that the Skype/Google mix up is actually an elaborate psychological test performed by Dev Bootcamp.
I remain skeptical.
But the one thing I know, with a fervent religious faith is: if I gone with outrage, instead of a more measured response, I, absolutely, would not be here now.
There is a area of you brain, in the frontal cortex, that is responsible for impulse control.
It has been shown to react positively to meditation.

Maybe it was the meditation.