Terraformer
Terraformer is an open source (MIT licensed) Javascript geo-toolkit, built for the server and the browser.
Link Getting Started Back to Top
Terraformer is broken into multiple small packages to give you the functionality you need while still remaining extremely lightweight.
There are currently several packages in the Terraformer ecosystem.
- Terraformer - The core library for manipulating GeoJSON and performing calculations. Most other modules rely on
terraformer
. - ArcGIS Parser - Parses ArcGIS geometry objects to GeoJSON and vice-versa.
- WKT Parser - Parses basic WKT (Well Known Text) strings to and from GeoJSON.
- GeoStore - A JavaScript database for storing and querying collections of GeoJSON Features. GeoStores also need an index module and a backing store which are distributed as separate modules.
Link Node.js Back to Top
Install the core module with NPM and then require it in your Node program.
$ npm install terraformer
var Terraformer = require('terraformer');
If needed, supporting packages can be added too.
require('terraformer-arcgis-parser');
require('terraformer-wkt-parser');
require('terraformer-geostore');
Link Browser Back to Top
To use the Terraformer library, include a reference to it using a <script>
tag.
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To utilize supporting packages, you must load their source as well.
<script<EMAIL_ADDRESS><script<EMAIL_ADDRESS>To see Terraformer in action in the browser, check out our live demos.
Link Working with Primitives Back to Top
Most of the core Terraformer libray centers around using Primitives
, which wrap GeoJSON objects and provide additional functionality.
You can create a new Terraformer.Primitive with any GeoJSON object.
var polygon = new Terraformer.Primitive({
"type": "Polygon",
"coordinates": [
[
[-122.66589403152467, 45.52290150862236],
[-122.66926288604736, 45.52291654238294],
[-122.67115116119385, 45.518406234030586],
[-122.67325401306151, 45.514000817199715],
[-122.6684260368347, 45.5127377671934],
[-122.66765356063841, 45.51694782364431],
[-122.66589403152467, 45.52290150862236 ]
]
]
});
var point = new Terraformer.Primitive({
"type": "Point",
"coordinates": [-122.66947746276854, 45.51775972687403]
});
Now that you have a point and a polygon primitive, you can use many of the primitive helper methods.
// add a new vertex to our polygon
polygon.insertVertex([-122.6708507537842, 45.513188859735436], 2);
// figure out if our point is within our polygon
point.within(polygon); // returns true
You can also have Terraformer perform many geometric operations like convex hulls and bounding boxes.
var convexHull = polygon.convexHull();
point.within(convexHull); // returns true
var boundingBox = polygon.bbox(); // returns the geojson bounding box for this object.
Link Whats Next? Back to Top
Start exploring all the options you have working with Primitives and the core library. Then start exploring other modules.
Terraformer GeoStore is a JavaScript database for indexing and querying large amounds of GeoJSON. You can use multiple types of spatial indexes and backing stores for your data.
You can also convert data between different formats like ArcGIS Geometries and Well Known Text. Since Terraformer is a modular framework, you can pick and choose the pieces to use in your own application.


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Matthew A. Dick, 45, was struck by a vehicle in the 4900 block of 61st Street.
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Matthew A. Dick, 45, was hit in the 4900 block of 61st Street.
The Marysville man died from blunt force trauma, according to the medical examiner.
No other information was made available Monday, and calls to the Marysville Police Department went unanswered.


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This function wraps the base R function pdf
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, png
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The .type
argument must specify which device
driver is desired.
The currently active device is used if dev
is
missing. The result is an exact copy (within the device limits)
of the chart specified.
The name of the resultant file is derived from the name of the chart,
with the appropriate extension appended. (from .type
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the appropriate device file/filename will override this name.
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obvious.jung.utils.wrappers
Class WrapToJungGraph
java.lang.Object
obvious.jung.utils.wrappers.WrapToJungGraph
- All Implemented Interfaces:
- edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>, edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
public class WrapToJungGraph
- extends java.lang.Object
- implements edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
Wrapper for obvious table to jung graph.
- Author:
- Hemery
|
Constructor Summary |
WrapToJungGraph(obvious.data.Network inNetwork)
Constructor. |
|
Method Summary |
boolean |
addEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge,
java.util.Collection<? extends obvious.data.Node> vertices)
|
boolean |
addEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge,
java.util.Collection<? extends obvious.data.Node> vertices,
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
|
boolean |
addEdge(obvious.data.Edge e,
obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
boolean |
addEdge(obvious.data.Edge e,
obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2,
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
|
boolean |
addVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
boolean |
containsEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
boolean |
containsVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
int |
degree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
obvious.data.Edge |
findEdge(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
findEdgeSet(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType |
getDefaultEdgeType()
|
obvious.data.Node |
getDest(obvious.data.Edge directedEdge)
|
int |
getEdgeCount()
|
int |
getEdgeCount(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
getEdges()
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
getEdges(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
|
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType |
getEdgeType(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.Pair<obvious.data.Node> |
getEndpoints(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
int |
getIncidentCount(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
getIncidentEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> |
getIncidentVertices(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
getInEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
int |
getNeighborCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> |
getNeighbors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
obvious.data.Node |
getOpposite(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> |
getOutEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
int |
getPredecessorCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> |
getPredecessors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
obvious.data.Node |
getSource(obvious.data.Edge directedEdge)
|
int |
getSuccessorCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> |
getSuccessors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
int |
getVertexCount()
|
java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> |
getVertices()
|
int |
inDegree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
boolean |
isDest(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
boolean |
isIncident(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
boolean |
isNeighbor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
boolean |
isPredecessor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
boolean |
isSource(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
boolean |
isSuccessor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
|
int |
outDegree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
boolean |
removeEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge)
|
boolean |
removeVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
|
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
WrapToJungGraph
public WrapToJungGraph(obvious.data.Network inNetwork)
- Constructor.
- Parameters:
inNetwork
- an obvious network
addEdge
public boolean addEdge(obvious.data.Edge e,
obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
addEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
addEdge
public boolean addEdge(obvious.data.Edge e,
obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2,
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
- Specified by:
addEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getDest
public obvious.data.Node getDest(obvious.data.Edge directedEdge)
- Specified by:
getDest
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getDest
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEndpoints
public edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.Pair<obvious.data.Node> getEndpoints(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
getEndpoints
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getInEdges
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> getInEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getInEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getInEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getOpposite
public obvious.data.Node getOpposite(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
getOpposite
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getOutEdges
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> getOutEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getOutEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getOutEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getPredecessorCount
public int getPredecessorCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getPredecessorCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getPredecessors
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> getPredecessors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getPredecessors
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getPredecessors
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getSource
public obvious.data.Node getSource(obvious.data.Edge directedEdge)
- Specified by:
getSource
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getSource
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getSuccessorCount
public int getSuccessorCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getSuccessorCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getSuccessors
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> getSuccessors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getSuccessors
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
getSuccessors
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
inDegree
public int inDegree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
inDegree
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
inDegree
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isDest
public boolean isDest(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
isDest
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isPredecessor
public boolean isPredecessor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
isPredecessor
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isSource
public boolean isSource(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
isSource
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isSuccessor
public boolean isSuccessor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
isSuccessor
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
outDegree
public int outDegree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
outDegree
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Graph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
- Specified by:
outDegree
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
addEdge
public boolean addEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge,
java.util.Collection<? extends obvious.data.Node> vertices)
- Specified by:
addEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
addEdge
public boolean addEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge,
java.util.Collection<? extends obvious.data.Node> vertices,
edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
- Specified by:
addEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
addVertex
public boolean addVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
addVertex
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
containsEdge
public boolean containsEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
containsEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
containsVertex
public boolean containsVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
containsVertex
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
degree
public int degree(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
degree
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
findEdge
public obvious.data.Edge findEdge(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
findEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
findEdgeSet
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> findEdgeSet(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
findEdgeSet
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getDefaultEdgeType
public edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType getDefaultEdgeType()
- Specified by:
getDefaultEdgeType
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEdgeCount
public int getEdgeCount()
- Specified by:
getEdgeCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEdgeCount
public int getEdgeCount(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
- Specified by:
getEdgeCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEdgeType
public edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType getEdgeType(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
getEdgeType
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEdges
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> getEdges()
- Specified by:
getEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getEdges
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> getEdges(edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.EdgeType edgeType)
- Specified by:
getEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getIncidentCount
public int getIncidentCount(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
getIncidentCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getIncidentEdges
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Edge> getIncidentEdges(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getIncidentEdges
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getIncidentVertices
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> getIncidentVertices(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
getIncidentVertices
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getNeighborCount
public int getNeighborCount(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getNeighborCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getNeighbors
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> getNeighbors(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
getNeighbors
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getVertexCount
public int getVertexCount()
- Specified by:
getVertexCount
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
getVertices
public java.util.Collection<obvious.data.Node> getVertices()
- Specified by:
getVertices
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isIncident
public boolean isIncident(obvious.data.Node vertex,
obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
isIncident
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
isNeighbor
public boolean isNeighbor(obvious.data.Node v1,
obvious.data.Node v2)
- Specified by:
isNeighbor
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
removeEdge
public boolean removeEdge(obvious.data.Edge edge)
- Specified by:
removeEdge
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
removeVertex
public boolean removeVertex(obvious.data.Node vertex)
- Specified by:
removeVertex
in interface edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.Hypergraph<obvious.data.Node,obvious.data.Edge>
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1 Where does the quarreling and disputing among yourselves come from? Does it not arise out of your evil desires that war among your fellow believers?
2 You desire what you do not have.  You fight and quarrel, yet you do not obtain because you do not ask God.
3 You ask and do not receive because you ask for bad things, in order that you may spend them on your evil desires.
4 You adulteresses! Do you not know that friendship with the world is hostility against God? Therefore, whoever decides to be a friend of the world makes himself an enemy of God.
5 Or do you think the scripture is without meaning when it says that the Spirit he placed within us is deeply jealous for us?
6 But God gives even more grace, which is why the scripture says, "God resists the proud, but gives grace to the humble."
7 Therefore, subject yourself to God and resist the devil, and he will flee from you.
8 Draw near to God, and he will draw near to you.  Turn your laughter into sorrow and your joy to gloom.
10 Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will lift you up.
11 Do not speak against one another, brothers. The person who speaks against a brother or judges his brother speaks against the law and judges God's law. If you judge the law, you are not obeying the law, but are a judge of it.
12 Only one is the lawgiver and judge, God, the one who is able to save and to destroy. Who are you who judge your neighbor?
13 Listen, you who say, "Today or tomorrow we will go into this town, and spend a year there, and trade, and make a profit."
14 Who knows what will happen tomorrow, and what is your life anyway? For you are like a mist that appears for a little while and then vanishes.
15 Instead you should say, "If it is the Lord's will, we will live and we will do this or that."
16 But now you are boasting about your plans. All such boasting is evil.
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The Inquirer asks if the iPod is a tool to sell Macs. Personally, my tumble down the slippery slope of Apple started with an iPod; once I'd had the delight of opening that fantastic packaging and the wonderful experience of using the accursed wobble box, I was absolutely sold on Apple - and it was only a matter of time before I cracked and started ABSOLUTELY NEEDING a PowerBook.
I suspect I'm not the only person who's been hooked in this way.


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*Guidelines and tips for papers**
Active voice
First-person singular/plural (as appropriate)
Paper divided numbered, labeled sections.
No personal opinions
Present tense
Abstract & Title
Descriptive title included
200 words or less abstract
Introduction
States your research question clearly
Explains what economic theory says about the potential answers to your questions, and/or defines clear hypotheses that you test
Describes why your topic is important
Describes what you do
Describes what you find
Describe how it contributes
Reader can infer all main points of paper just from introduction
Motivation/Literature Review
Includes papers that have answered your research question (or similar research question)
Research results described in present tense (“Smith finds,” not “Smith found”)
Papers linked clearly to their contribution (as relates to your research question)
Methodology/Data
Data source described and cited
Population model written out
Use proper equation notation (betas, u, etc)
Use appropriate subscripts (i, t, y, etc)
All relevant variables explained/defined
Use “real names” to describe variables when possible (ie use female for women, not w1)
Describe your methodology. Are you estimating a model using OLS? If so, say so.
Correct standard errors: robust? Clustered? Something else?
Results
When using categorical/dummy variables, what is your omitted category? Make sure you know and that it’s clear.
What are the units of your measures?
In most contexts, about 3 places past the decimal point is right, but it depends on the magnitudes. If you really want to be precise, set and stick to a reasonable number of significant digits. There’s no place for a number like 0.05403823 or 0.0000000 in your tables.
Tables and Figures
Tables should be properly formatted. That is, they should be made in Excel (or LaTeX) and NEVER copied and pasted out of Stata
Variables should be described using real words. Ie, “number of children,” not “numchld.”
Tables and figures should be numbered (Table 1, Table 2, etc… Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.) and should also be given a title. Refer to tables by their numbers in the text.
References
Use footnotes rather than endnotes
At the end of your paper, include list of references cited
You can format using APA, MLA, or Chicago style
In-text, cite with author and year (Author, Year; Author, Year) or (Author Year, Author Year)
Working with data
If you’re working with people
What is the age range you want in your sample?
What years of data do you need?
If in the US, do you want citizens, or do you also want to include immigrants?
If dealing with labor force variables, do you want all people of working age, all those who are in the labor force, or all who are employed?
Checklist for papers:
General
First-person active voice! (I estimate a regression, NOT “A regression is estimated”)
Single-authored paper first person singular, “I.” (You’re not the queen!)
Joint-authored paper first person plural, “we.”
Don’t believe me? Check out any economics paper published in the past 20 years. There’s some variation in I vs. we, but all use active voice.
Paper divided numbered, labeled sections.
At the back of your mind, when motivating your paper, ask “what is the link to economics”?
If studying discrimination, what does economic theory tell us about why discrimination exists/persists
If studying stock market returns, what do economic models tell us about our ability to predict returns?
A research paper is not an essay!
Personal opinions don’t have a place
Sources should be primarily academic (peer-reviewed journals, working papers, etc.), maybe some non-academic sources for motivation only
Clear, labeled sections
Abstract & Title
Include a title
Abstract should be 200 words or less and serve as summary of paper, including motivation, empirical strategy, findings.
Introduction
Introduction reads like an academic article. Motivates, describes what you do and what you find. (Almost like a mini-paper!)
Methodology/Data
Describe the data you use, where did it come from? If you didn’t create it, cite it
Write out the population model you estimate. If you’re using Word, use equation editor. Make it look nice. Don’t forget the error term
Describe your methodology. Are you estimating a model using OLS? If so, say so.
Correct standard errors: robust? Clustered? Something else?
Results
When using categorical/dummy variables, what is your omitted category? Make sure you know and that it’s clear.
What are the units of your measures?
In most contexts, about 3 places past the decimal point is right, but it depends on the magnitudes. If you really want to be precise, set and stick to a reasonable number of significant digits. There’s no place for a number like 0.05403823 or 0.0000000 in your tables.
Tables and Figures
Tables should be properly formatted. That is, they should be made in Excel or LaTeX, and NEVER copied and pasted out of Stata
Variables should be described using real words. Ie, “number of children,” not “numchld.”
Tables and figures should be numbered (Table 1, Table 2, etc… Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.) and should also be given a title. Refer to tables by their numbers in the text.
References
At the end of your paper, include list of references cited
You can format using APA, MLA, or Chicago style
Citation Owl?
Google Scholar will do it for you
In-text, cite with author and year (Author, Year; Author, Year) or (Author Year, Author Year)


This example shows how to perform asynchronous validation. The entered text will be used to search Google books and will
return up to the entered number of results. Please note that this example uses the Google books API anonymously and is
therefore rate limited. This means sometimes the search will not return a result even if the search term is valid.


Installation Problem
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Shylo
Have been using Synergy for iTunes for several months now. Always started when I logged in. Yesterday for reasons unknown to me, Synergy would not start. Removed and reinstalled from wincent.com. Installation says successful. Entered serial #, etc. Still will not start when logging in. Prefs icon appears in system preferences. Also in app. folder. Installed version 3.5a4. Any suggestions? Running OS X 10.5. Thanks...
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Greg Hurrell
There are some known issues with the alpha series and you're probably seeing this one:
http://wincent.com/a/support/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=640
If you don't want to run an experimental build like that you always have the option of going back to the last stable release, 3.2, which also works on Leopard. There's a download link for it in that bug report.
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Shylo
Appreciate the info. Version 3.2 appears to be working as before. Thanks again.
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by FOX Sports DetroitFOXSportsDetroit.com and the FOX Sports Go app will live stream the MHSAA 8-player football finals and three 11-player semifinals on Saturday. Our Week 4 Prep Zone schedule is as follows:
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H.B. Woodrose
My friends and I have started using HBWR seeds. They have turned out to have many different (and quite pleasent) effects, with only one major and one minor side effect(s).
I like to take light doses of just about anything, especially when starting with something new. I have a faily light tolerence, which is offset slightly by my weight. So 5 seeds for me. Forgive me as I don't remember the exact times of the night... We took our doses at about 8:30 - 9:00 pm. For the first hour or so there is mostly a slight stomach discomfort, with a bit of giddiness. The next stage there is a feeling of being real lazy, yet content. This lasts anywhere from 45 minutes to an hour. During this time, I realized that if I wanted to, I could 'snap out' of it and become very active.
That is the overall feeling of the seeds, this up and down gentle roller coaster effect, a moment of sluggishness, followed by a period of mental racing.
After the physical effects, there is usually a period of empathy/general agreement between others. Conversations tend to start out as two different things, only to be mended into one concept about halfway through. (We call this tree branch effect. Two trees start out as saplings planted apart. But as they grow, their branches intertwince and meet, forming a single outline/shape.) This makes these for me a substance I do as a group. Sort of a mental X. My mind races for the rest of the night, well on into morning, around 5:00 am or so. I only sleep 2 hours after these things, so burnout is a major problem. The next day all I can do is sit around and nap.
I never become so screwed up that I can't recall all the neat ideas from the night before. This is the major up for these. I've never had a bad experience yet.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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| Title | This is the name of the book | String | 100 | Not Null |
| ISBN | International Standard Book Number given to each book to reference against global databank | Numeric | 13 | Validated |
| Author | This is the author of the book | String | 50 | Not Null |
| Genre | This is the genre of the book | String | 50 | Not Null |
| Publisher | This is the publisher of the book | String | 50 | Not Null |
| Summary | This is a short discription of the book | Text | 250 | Not Null |


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CHOCO TV
CHOCO TV was one of the leading streaming platforms in Taiwan with the aim of providing better video watching experience. When working at CHOCOLABS (merged into LINE TV) as a UI Design Intern. I redesigned the user interface of following features in android version and develop a better user experience.What to solve?
Mobile phones turned to be the most used devices by modern people when watching videos. Therefore, CHOCO TV mainly wants to provide a more convenient way for people watching dramas with their mobile devices.
Role: UI Designer
Type: Mobile App
Year: 2015
Produced by CHOCOLABS
Product Manager: Rayon Hung
Designer: Yen-Len Chen, Cindy Huang, Celyn Tu
Type: Mobile App
Year: 2015
Produced by CHOCOLABS
Product Manager: Rayon Hung
Designer: Yen-Len Chen, Cindy Huang, Celyn Tu


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Christmas ideas galore at Birmingham NEC's Festive Gift Fair
by Dayna FarringtonBirmingham NEC's Festive Gift Fair is your one stop shop for all your Christmas gift ideas.
And, despite it only being mid-November, you can finally get yourself into the Christmas spirit.
For many, the annual fair, which ends today, marks the start of the countdown to December 25.
Packed into one hall at the NEC in Birmingham, you can find hundreds of stalls with present ideas for all your family and friends (plus a treat or two for you). Stalls are also packed with festive home decor - ready to make sure your humble abode is ready for the most wonderful time of the year.
Everywhere you turn at the Festive Gift Fair there is a sea of Christmas jumpers and T-shirts, outfits and accessories - to make sure you are truly decked out in the seasonal attire.
You will feel like you are in a winter wonderland as singers and bands entertain you with Christmas tunes, while there are also appearances from Father Christmas, a giant snowman, a pantomime dame and the Grinch.
There is a vast amount of goods on offer, from party games to children's toys, candles to toiletries, beauty items to gifts for your pets, clothing to home decorations.
Plenty of food and drink was on offer, with stalls happy to let you try before you buy - including savouries, sweets, cheeses, meats and alcohol (including every flavour of gin you can think of).
The Festive Gift Fair can get rather busy, particularly on a weekend, so prepare for a mad rush and queues walking around the aisles. By 11am, the aisles were very busy and it was difficult to navigate your way around the many stalls.
The only negative of the trip to the NEC - be prepared to pay an extra £16 for parking if travelling by car on top of your tickets and whatever you choose to spend on the day. We chose to travel by car, due to train strikes on the day - but thought the car parking charge was slightly over the top.
At the end of the day I returned home with plenty of goodies for myself, as well as the odd present or two for friends and family.
But the Festive Gift Fair is the perfect way to start your countdown to the Christmas season and get yourself in the seasonal mood.


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This tool is specifically designed for the Window 95 lineage to allow you to
redirect stdout to a serial port. (This feature is built into the Windows NT
shell.) It was written with serial-port-to-network adapters in mind.
ZIP [75 K]
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This is a simple GUI based monitoring and admin tool for Windows servers. It
allows you to configure a set of hosts and monitor them using a number of custom
WMI based queries.
MSI [500 K]
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This is a PowerShell script to convert a Visual Studio setup project (.vdproj)
into a WiX project (.wxs). The resulting WiX file only contains the folders and
files for deployment, it does not attempt to deal with any UI aspects.
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This command line tool allows you to run WMI select queries. It can run the
query against multiple hosts and has a switch to format WMI dates more naturally.
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This is a simple editor for XML format files. It currently only contains the
viewing functionality.
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This tool allows you to find inconsistencies between project settings in your
Visual C++ based projects. It can compare either a specific pair of projects or
many project files under a folder and can intelligently handle settings that
are marked build dependent or filter out those which are deemed project
specific.
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This is a command line (aka console) based tool for querying text data from DDE
servers. It is the counterpart to my much older GUI based tool below - DDE
Query. It supports all the major DDE command types, such as XTYP_REQUEST,
XTYP_ADVSTART, XTYP_POKE & XTYP_EXECUTE. It can also act as a DDE server
for testing DDE clients.
Chocolatey
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This COM component is an Automation Server (i.e. IDispatch based) for querying
DDE Servers. It was designed to allow scripting languages such as VBScript to
make simple DDE queries. The component provides two basic COM classes, one for
the DDE Client that allows querying of running servers and ad-hoc DDE
requests for text values, and the other is for a DDE Conversation which
avoids the overhead of creating conversations on-the-fly, if you need to request
many values. A HelpFile is included that documents the API and provides some
examples.
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This is a utility for querying DDE servers. It supports all the transaction types
such as request, advise, poke and execute for both standard and custom clipboard
formats. It has an ASCII and binary viewer for looking in detail at the data sent
from the DDE server and you can set-up and monitor a bunch of hot-links from a
file.
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This is a utility for Unreal Tournament, UT2003, UT2004 and all their mods, such
as Tactical Ops and Frag Ops which allows you to manage the cache where files
are downloaded when you play online. It can move/copy files into your main folders
so that you can play the maps offline, copy files from another user's cache to save
downloading over slow connections, remove failed downloads and old entries from
the cache index and restore files back to the cache if a conflict occurs. It can
also install map packs and import directly into the cache from another one.
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This is the installer that I wrote and used before the MSI installer was
ubiquitous. It is driven by a simple config (.ini) file that supplies the
default folder name, program group, list of files to be copied, shortcuts to
create etc. It also includes a GUI tool for creating the scripts but has no
support for uninstalling applications.
This application is no longer being actively maintained.
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This utility for Unreal Tournament (and all its mods) allows you to find and
monitor UT servers and to add/remove them from your favourites. It has a number
of filtering options (mod, players, ping, partial name etc) to help you reduce
the noise. It comes with configs for the most popular mods.
This is dependent on the unreal.epicgames.com master server which has been
known to go offline every now and then.
This application is no longer being actively maintained.
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This is a kind of TCP/UDP proxy that allows you to capture the traffic sent
and received by a client and server. You point the client to the tool and direct
the tool to forward to the server and it writes any data sent between the two
to a file. I wrote it to sniff the traffic between Unreal Tournament and the
HTTP, master and game servers used in on-line play.
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This is a simple tool for formatting and executing HTTP queries against a web server.
It allows you to specify and view the request and response headers, much as you can
with 'telnet', but does it a little friendlier. I wrote it as a diagnostic tool to
sort out issues with proxies and firewalls.
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This is a client/server application that allows you to access DDE sources
across a network, just like the built-in NetDDE service, but this one has
some clever options and caching to reduce round-trip delays. Also, it is
transparent to the DDE client, so no changes to the DDE links are required.
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This is a utility to scan a network and compare the system clock times for all
computers to the one on which the utility is being run.
This utility can only be run on a Windows NT/2K/XP/Vista machine and has only
been tested in a Windows NT/2K environment.
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This is a simple tool for keeping track of the hours you spend at work on various
projects. You clock in and out during the day and associate a short phrase with
each block of work. At any time you can run a report which shows your hours grouped
by week, month or task and it sums them up based on the grouping. The report can
be viewed, printed or saved to a file or the clipboard. I wrote it whilst contracting.
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This support tool is designed to provide an alternative way to run parametrized queries
without having to resort to writing stored procedures. You write your basic
query and when it is correct you replace the hard-coded values with variable
names, e.g. $Name$. Next time when you run the query it will prompt you for
the variables values in a dialog and substitute them in the query. It also allows
you to configure logical connections and associate script paths with them to make
it quicker to find and run common scripts for a database.
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This is an application for Football Club Secretaries to help them manage their
sides. It helps you keep track of club members, fixtures and monetary details
such as accounts and player debts. You can also use it to hold the details of
other club secretaries and referees in the league.
This application is no longer being actively maintained.
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This is the class generator I use when adding new classes to my projects.
It supports only a limited set of parameter tags and includes templates for
various generic classes, dialogs, property sheets and property pages. It is
included here only for completeness.
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A debugging tool that dumps all the Trace output from the OS and from calls
to OutputDebugString() onto the secondary monochrome display. It was written
because there was no Win32 version of DBWIN. It accesses the MDA through a
Win16 .DLL, which in turn is accessed by a Win32 thunking .DLL. This requires
the Thunk compiler from the DDK.
This application is no longer being actively maintained.
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This is the core library that all my applications rely on to provide the basic
C++ classes to wrap the WIN32 API. It is my equivalent of the MFC library.
The library provides a basic set of application classes for dialog and SDI based
apps - wrappers for most of the common controls and GDI objects - a basic set of
container classes and some I/O classes. It is not a complete class library, it
grows when requirements from my applications forces it to, which isn't much these
days. Also because of its heritage there is virtually no use of the STL or Boost.
This library depends on:
Core
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The Windows C++ Library has historically provided the basic framework for all my
Windows applications because they are naturally platform specific. This class
library takes the platform agnostic aspects out of WCL (as much as possible) so
that I can write more platform independent code were possible. Initially it only
contains some smart pointers and utility classes, and the common functions and
macros used to aid debugging.
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This library provides classes to create an in-memory copy of a database. The data
and table schema can be provided programmatically or derived from a query result
set run on an actual database. Currently ODBC is the only DB library supported with
ADO on the list. The database can also be serialized into a binary file. The library
supports many data types and natural database features such as indexing, primary
keys, foreign keys and triggers. It was designed with performance more in mind than
features because I use it mostly for caching data.
This library depends on:
Core
WCL
The only aspect of this library being actively maintained is the ODBC facade.
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This is a library of classes for networking, communications and IPC. It currently
contains classes for using Named Pipes, DDE & Sockets.
This library depends on:
Core
WCL
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This class library contains classes for writing COM servers. At the moment it
contains support for Inproc Servers only but covers both custom, IDispatch &
Dual style interfaces. It also provides IErrorInfo support by default.
This library depends on:
Core
WCL
Source [32 K]
GitHub Repo
Documentation
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This is a class library for reading and writing XML format files. It also
provides a very simple XPath evaluator.
This library depends on:
Core
Source [43 K]
GitHub Repo
Documentation
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| 28/06/2012 |
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This class library provides a C++ facade over the COM based WMI API. In particular
it is intended to provide type-safe access to the CIM classes rather than dealing
with VARIANTs everywhere.
This library depends on:
Core
WCL
Source [26 K]
GitHub Repo
Documentation
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These are the .cmd scripts that I use when building via the command line, or
when using STLport. It also contains other scripts to help with packaging an
MSI, ZIP or Chocolatey package.
Scripts [15 K]
GitHub Repo
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This is the developer documentation for the app.
Math Student Simulator will have an interactive command line interface using Python's cmd library, which does a lot of the work for us. All we need to do to start out with is import the module and subclass Cmd.
mathstudentsim/cli.py (1) =
import cmd class CLI(cmd.Cmd): """ Class for defining the command interface. """ →q Command (9)
◊ mathstudentsim/cli.py (1).
Then in the application launch script, we instantiate our subclass and call cmdloop(), which handles the interactive prompt.
To get to the CLI class, we'll just load the whole package.
app.py (2) =
import mathstudentsim def main(): cli = mathstudentsim.cli.CLI() cli.cmdloop() if __name__ == '__main__': main()
◊ app.py (2).
To make sure the cli module loads when we import the package, we'll list it in the package's __init__.py.
mathstudentsim/__init__.py (3) =
from . import cli →Version Number (12)
◊ mathstudentsim/__init__.py (3).
I'm viewing the testing framework as another interface for the program. We'll use the standard unittest library for the tests and nose2 to run them.
We have to import unittest and the app's package. But to give us the freedom to import the latter from wherever we want, we'll import it from a separate module that will specify its location.
tests/test.py (4) =
import unittest from context import mathstudentsim →TestCLI (7) →TestMetadata (10) →If tests Run as Script (6)
◊ tests/test.py (4).
In that context module, we'll edit sys.path so the first place Python looks for the package is the local package's parent directory. That way we don't have to install the package into site-packages every time we make changes and want to test them.
tests/context.py (5) =
import os import sys sys.path.insert(0, os.path.abspath('..')) import mathstudentsim
◊ tests/context.py (5).
If test.py is run as a script, we'll have it run the tests using unittest's main() function.
If tests Run as Script (6) =
if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main()
◊ If tests Run as Script (6). Used by: tests/test.py (4)
Now we can start adding commands. The first will be a basic function: quitting the application.
Let's start with a test to define the behavior we want. We'll put it in a class for testing the command line interface.
TestCLI (7) =
class TestCLI(unittest.TestCase): """ Class for testing the command interface. """ →q Command Test (8)
◊ TestCLI (7). Used by: tests/test.py (4)
The command to quit will be q. The command function will be self-contained rather than calling a function from elsewhere, and all we'll test is whether it returns True, which is how cmdloop() knows to end. We'll use Cmd's onecmd() function to send the command to the interface.
q Command Test (8) =
def test_quit(self): cli = mathstudentsim.cli.CLI() cli.onecmd('q')
◊ q Command Test (8). Used by: TestCLI (7)
q Command (9) =
def do_q(self, arg): """Quit the application.""" print('Bye!') return True
◊ q Command (9). Used by: mathstudentsim/cli.py (1)
This section covers the app's metadata, information about the app itself.
First we'll set up the metadata test class.
TestMetadata (10) =
class TestMetadata(unittest.TestCase): """ Class for testing the app's metadata. """ →Version Number Test (11)
◊ TestMetadata (10). Used by: tests/test.py (4)
Let's make sure we've set the version number we expect.
Version Number Test (11) =
def test_version_number(self): mathstudentsim.__version__ == '0.0.1'
◊ Version Number Test (11). Used by: TestMetadata (10)
Now we'll set the version number for the package.
Version Number (12) =
__version__ = '0.0.1'
◊ Version Number (12). Used by: mathstudentsim/__init__.py (3)
For now that's all the metadata I'm defining in the .w files.
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Source wmathstudentsim.w modified Sun Oct 23 00:58:14 2016.
pyweb.__version__ '2.3.2'.
Working directory 'C:UsersthinkDropboxProjects05-STEM01-ComputersProgrammingProjectsmath-student-sim'.


Welcome.
This application demostrates the ability to create, share, update, delete identities on Corda.


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This example works with the TI SensorTag CC2650. It also works with the TI SensorTag CC2541 if you modify file index.html. Activate the SensorTag and press Connect to begin.
Please upgrade the firmware of your SensorTag.
Status: Press Connect to find the nearest SensorTag
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Never before have we been so connected, but never before have some people felt so alone. Pluto is about remembering what it means to connect. It’s about learning and growing together. It’s about taking things we learn from the community and applying them in real life. It’s about smiling, making eye contact and being the first to say hello. Never before have we been so connected but never before have some people felt so alone. We’re here to fix it.
We’re aiming to create an entire online community where members can have conversations about anything and everything, free of judgment. We want our users to talk about their passions, inspirations, fears and dreams.
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{% if negatives %} {% for row in negatives %}
- Action {{ row.id }} is became slower on {{ row.avg_diff_percent|floatformat }} % ({{row.average_2|floatformat}} ms -> {{row.average_1|floatformat}} ms)
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{% endfor %} {% else %}
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{% extends "layout-student.html" %} {% block main %}
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Email : {{teacher.user.email}}
Specialization : {{teacher.subject[0].name}}
Contact : {{teacher.mobile}}
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| smooth.construct.ad.smooth.spec {mgcv} | R Documentation |
gam
can use adaptive smooths of one or two variables, specified
via terms like s(...,bs="ad",...)
. (gamm
can not use such terms — check out
package AdaptFit
if this is a problem.) The basis for such a term is a (tensor product of)
p-spline(s) or cubic regression spline(s). Discrete P-spline type penalties are applied directly to the coefficients
of the basis, but the penalties themselves have a basis representation, allowing the strength of the
penalty to vary with the covariates. The coefficients of the penalty basis are the smoothing parameters.
When invoking an adaptive smoother the k
argument specifies the dimension of the smoothing basis (default 40 in 1D, 15 in 2D),
while the m
argument specifies the dimension of the penalty basis (default 5 in 1D, 3 in 2D). For an adaptive smooth of two
variables k
is taken as the dimension of both marginal bases: different marginal basis dimensions can be
specified by making k
a two element vector. Similarly, in the two dimensional case m
is the
dimension of both marginal bases for the penalties, unless it is a two element vector, which specifies different
basis dimensions for each marginal (If the penalty basis is based on a thin plate spline then m
specifies
its dimension directly).
By default, P-splines are used for the smoothing and penalty bases, but this can be modified by supplying a list as
argument xt
with a character vector xt$bs
specifying the smoothing basis type.
Only "ps"
, "cp"
, "cc"
and "cr"
may be used for the smoothing basis. The penalty basis is
always a B-spline, or a cyclic B-spline for cyclic bases.
The total number of smoothing parameters to be estimated for the term will be the dimension of the penalty basis.
Bear in mind that adaptive smoothing places quite severe demands on the data. For example, setting m=10
for a
univariate smooth of 200 data is rather like estimating 10 smoothing parameters, each from a data series of length 20.
The problem is particularly serious for smooths of 2 variables, where the number of smoothing parameters required to
get reasonable flexibility in the penalty can grow rather fast, but it often requires a very large smoothing basis
dimension to make good use of this flexibility. In short, adaptive smooths should be used sparingly and with care.
In practice it is often as effective to simply transform the smoothing covariate as it is to use an adaptive smooth.
## S3 method for class 'ad.smooth.spec' smooth.construct(object, data, knots)
object |
a smooth specification object, usually generated by a term |
data |
a list containing just the data (including any |
knots |
a list containing any knots supplied for basis setup — in same order and with same names as |
The constructor is not normally called directly, but is rather used internally by gam
.
To use for basis setup it is recommended to use smooth.construct2
.
This class can not be used as a marginal basis in a tensor product smooth, nor by gamm
.
An object of class "pspline.smooth"
in the 1D case or "tensor.smooth"
in the 2D case.


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- receiveBufferSize - Variable in class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaDecoder
-
- release() - Method in class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaDecoder
-
Stops the underlying RTP session and properly releases the Android API decoder
- restart() - Method in class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaDecoder
-
Restarts the underlying RTP session
- RtpMediaBuffer - Interface in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
Interface that adds up a stop method to the RTP Session Data Listeners to assure the buffers
are closed properly.
- RtpMediaBuffer.State - Enum in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
- RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidance - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
RTP buffer that avoids jitter.
- RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidance(RtpMediaExtractor, Properties) - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidance
-
Creates a buffer that tries to avoid the network jittering.
- RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidanceTest - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.tests
-
RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidance tests
- RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidanceTest() - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.tests.RtpMediaBufferWithJitterAvoidanceTest
-
- RtpMediaDecoder - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
Implementation of the decoder that uses Rtp as transport protocol to decode H264 encoded frames.
- RtpMediaDecoder(SurfaceView) - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaDecoder
-
Creates an RTP decoder indicating where to play the video
- RtpMediaDecoder(SurfaceView, Properties) - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaDecoder
-
Creates an RTP decoder
- RtpMediaExtractor - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
Extractor that knows how to manage RTP packets according to H.264 spec.
- RtpMediaExtractor(Decoder) - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaExtractor
-
Creates the extractor initializing the decoder that will receive the video frames to decode.
- RtpMediaJitterBuffer - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp
-
RTP buffer that avoids jitter.
- RtpMediaJitterBuffer(RtpSessionDataListener, Properties) - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.rtp.RtpMediaJitterBuffer
-
Creates an RTP buffer which work is to avoid network jitter.
- RtpMediaJitterBufferTest - Class in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.tests
-
RtpMediaJitterBuffer tests.
- RtpMediaJitterBufferTest() - Constructor for class com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.tests.RtpMediaJitterBufferTest
-
- RtpPlayerException - Exception in com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.exceptions
-
Exception thrown when an RTP player error occurs.
- RtpPlayerException(String) - Constructor for exception com.c77.androidstreamingclient.lib.exceptions.RtpPlayerException
-


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range tests
selection tests
CSS class applier tests
selection save/restore tests
Command tests
Text range tests
Text range 2 tests
Build tests
TextRange-to-Range performance tests
Feature tests


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public interface FileManager
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
fileNeedsReloading(String fileName)
Checks if given file changed and must be reloaded
|
boolean |
fileNeedsReloading(URL fileUrl)
Checks if file represented by provided URL changed and must be reloaded
|
Collection<? extends URL> |
getAllPhysicalUrls(URL url) |
boolean |
internal()
User's implementation should return false as then it will be taken in first place
|
InputStream |
loadFile(URL fileUrl)
Loads opens the named file and returns the InputStream
|
void |
monitorFile(URL fileUrl)
Adds file to list of monitored files
|
URL |
normalizeToFileProtocol(URL url)
Convert URLs to URLs with "file" protocol
|
void |
setReloadingConfigs(boolean reloadingConfigs)
Enables configs reloading when config file changed
|
boolean |
support()
Indicate if given implementation supports current OS File System
|
void setReloadingConfigs(boolean reloadingConfigs)
reloadingConfigs
- StrutsConstants.STRUTS_CONFIGURATION_XML_RELOAD
boolean fileNeedsReloading(String fileName)
fileName
- to checkboolean fileNeedsReloading(URL fileUrl)
fileUrl
- url to a fileInputStream loadFile(URL fileUrl)
fileUrl
- - the URL of the file to openIllegalArgumentException
- if there is no file with the given file namevoid monitorFile(URL fileUrl)
fileUrl
- URL
to file to be monitoredURL normalizeToFileProtocol(URL url)
url
- URL to convert to a jar urlboolean support()
boolean internal()
Collection<? extends URL> getAllPhysicalUrls(URL url) throws IOException
IOException
Copyright © 2000–2020 Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.


All Classes
AxisFrame
BasicView
FreeCamController
GroundedCamController
LightFactory
MaterialFactory
MyMath
PoolBall
PoolBall.Type
PoolBallManager
PoolBallTest
PoolBallViewer
PoolTable
PoolTableTester
RoomLightingTester
Scoreboard
ScoreboardTester
SimpleRoom
SinglePlayer
SoundPlayer
TexturedAppearance
Window


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| Genres: | Horror, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller |
| Director: | Renny Harlin |
| Writer: | Vikram Weet |
Cast: | Holly King - Holly Goss Jensen Day - Matt Stokoe John Patrick (JP) Hauser Jr. - Luke Albright Andy Thatcher - Ryan Hawley Denise Evers - Gemma Atkinson Sergei - Nikolay Butenin Alya - Nelly Nielsen Alya - Valeriya Fedorovich Vallik - Aleksey Kink Bartender - Sergey Lobanov Man #1 - Oleg Kurlov Man #2 - Dmitriy Miheev Sgt. Smirnoff - Richard Alan Reid Sgt. Smirnoff - Anton Klimov Sgt. Tupelov - Igor Kulachko Officer - Aleksey Nesterov Hospital Orderly - Leonid Lutvinskiy Professor Martha Kittles - Jane Perry Piotr Karov - Boris Stepanov Holly Creature - Anastasiya Burdina |


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PullApprove is installed as a GitHub App. You can either choose specific repos within your organization, or install it for all repos in an organization.
We will only report a status check to GitHub if you have a
.pullapprove.yml
file using version: 3
in the repo.


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November 18, 2019
Bebe Rexha Looks Super Glam In Up-Close Beauty Shots
Bebe Rexha has been boasting her beauty with her recent Instagram photos and they haven’t gone unnoticed.
The “I’m a Mess” songstress treated fans to an up-close photo of herself over the weekend and wore a sleeveless low-cut black garment. Rexha tilted her head slightly and positioned it to the side which showcased her side profile and incredible jawline.   The “I Can’t Stop Drinking About You” hitmaker applied a red coat for her long nails and sported her blond shoulder-length hair down and straightened.
She kept her caption simple and entered three black heart emoji.
In the span of two days, Rexha’s post racked up more 500,000 likes and over 2,400 comments, proving to be popular with her followers.
“You get more and more gorgeous every day,” one user wrote.
“OKAY WOW CAN I BE THIS BEAUTIFUL,” another shared passionately in capital letters.
In a more recent upload, Bebe shared another beauty shot of herself. The “Meant to Be” chart-topper stunned with her hair scraped off her face with multiple jeweled hair clips saying different words. She wore a silver necklace that appeared to say the word “b*tch” and raised one of her fingers to her lip while she stared directly at the camera lens. She opted for white nails and natural-looking lips.
The caption had the same caption as the previous beauty shot, three black heart emoji.
In the span of 22 hours, her post achieved over 340,000 likes and more than 1,800 comments, proving her popularity on the platform.
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“You are super gorgeous,” one fan commented.
“Love you! So beautiful!!! Thank you for much for yesterday! I loved meeting you. Hope to see you again real soon!” another remarked.
Her most recent Instagram post saw the star in an all-black ensemble. Bebe paired a black bomber jacket with skintight leggings and leather boots. She is stood by a handrail, surrounded by seats. She is currently supporting the Jonas Brothers on their “Happiness Begins” tour across North America and is scheduled to finish in December, per The Inquisitr. The photo was likely taken at one of the arenas Rexha previously performed at.
Bebe is known for her fashion choices and shares lots of content on her Instagram page where she has a huge following of 9.9 million followers.


EntityAspect Class
An EntityAspect instance is associated with every attached entity and is accessed via the entity's 'entityAspect' property.
The EntityAspect itself provides properties to determine and modify the EntityState of the entity and has methods that provide a variety of services including validation and change tracking.
An EntityAspect will almost never need to be constructed directly. You will usually get an EntityAspect by accessing an entities 'entityAspect' property. This property will be automatically attached when an entity is created via either a query, import or EntityManager.createEntity call.
Item Index
Methods
Properties
Methods
acceptChanges
()
Returns the entity to an EntityState of 'Unchanged' by committing all changes made since the entity was last queried had 'acceptChanges' called on it.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.acceptChanges();
// The 'order' entity will now be in an 'Unchanged' state with any changes committed.
addValidationError
-
validationError
Adds a validation error.
Parameters:
-
validationError
ValidationError
clearValidationErrors
()
Removes all of the validation errors for a specified entity
getKey
-
[forceRefresh=false]
Returns the EntityKey for this Entity.
Parameters:
-
[forceRefresh=false]
Boolean optionalForces the recalculation of the key. This should normally be unnecessary.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var entityKey = order.entityAspect.getKey();
getValidationErrors
-
[property]
Returns the validation errors associated with either the entire entity or any specified property.
Parameters:
-
[property]
DataProperty | NavigationProperty optionalThe property for which validation errors should be retrieved. If omitted, all of the validation errors for this entity will be returned.
Returns:
Example:
This method can return all of the errors for an Entity
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var valErrors = order.entityAspect.getValidationErrors();
as well as those for just a specific property.
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var orderDateErrors = order.entityAspect.getValidationErrors("OrderDate");
which can also be expressed as
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var orderDateProperty = order.entityType.getProperty("OrderDate");
var orderDateErrors = order.entityAspect.getValidationErrors(orderDateProperty);
markAsLoaded
-
navigationProperty
Marks this navigationProperty on this entity as already having been loaded.
Parameters:
-
navigationProperty
NavigationProperty | StringThe NavigationProperty or name of NavigationProperty to 'load'.
Example:
emp.entityAspect.markNavigationPropertyAsLoaded("Orders");
rejectChanges
()
Returns the entity to an EntityState of 'Unchanged' by rejecting all changes made to it since the entity was last queried had 'rejectChanges' called on it.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.rejectChanges();
// The 'order' entity will now be in an 'Unchanged' state with any changes rejected.
removeValidationError
-
validationErrorOrKey
Removes a validation error.
Parameters:
-
validationErrorOrKey
ValidationError | StringEither a ValidationError or a ValidationError 'key' value
setAdded
()
Sets the entity to an EntityState of 'Added'. This is NOT the equivalent of calling addEntity because no key generation will occur for autogenerated keys as a result of this operation. As a result this operation can be problematic unless you are certain that the entity being marked 'Added' does not already exist in the database and does not have an autogenerated key. The same operation can be performed by calling setEntityState.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setAdded();
// The 'order' entity will now be in an 'Added' state.
setDeleted
()
Sets the entity to an EntityState of 'Deleted'. This both marks the entity as being scheduled for deletion during the next 'Save' call but also removes the entity from all of its related entities. The same operation can be performed by calling setEntityState.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setDeleted();
// The 'order' entity will now be in a 'Deleted' state and it will no longer have any 'related' entities.
setDetached
()
Sets the entity to an EntityState of 'Detached'. This removes the entity from all of its related entities, but does NOT change the EntityState of any existing entities. The same operation can be performed by calling setEntityState.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setDetached();
// The 'order' entity will now be in a 'Detached' state and it will no longer have any 'related' entities.
setEntityState
()
Sets the entity to the specified EntityState. See also 'setUnchanged', 'setModified', 'setDetached', etc.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setEntityState(EntityState.Unchanged);
// The 'order' entity will now be in a 'Unchanged' state.
setModified
()
Sets the entity to an EntityState of 'Modified'. This can also be achieved by changing the value of any property on an 'Unchanged' entity. The same operation can be performed by calling setEntityState.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setModified();
// The 'order' entity will now be in a 'Modified' state.
setUnchanged
()
Sets the entity to an EntityState of 'Unchanged'. This is also the equivalent of calling acceptChanges. The same operation can be performed by calling setEntityState.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.setUnchanged();
// The 'order' entity will now be in an 'Unchanged' state with any changes committed.
validateEntity
()
Boolean
Performs validation on the entity, any errors encountered during the validation are available via the EntityAspect.getValidationErrors method. Validating an entity means executing all of the validators on both the entity itself as well as those on each of its properties.
Returns:
Whether the entity passed validation.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var isOk = order.entityAspect.validateEntity();
// isOk will be 'true' if there are no errors on the entity.
if (!isOk) {
var errors = order.entityAspect.getValidationErrors();
}
validateProperty
-
property
-
[context]
Performs validation on a specific property of this entity, any errors encountered during the validation are available via the EntityAspect.getValidationErrors method. Validating a property means executing all of the validators on the specified property. This call is also made automatically anytime a property of an entity is changed.
Parameters:
-
property
DataProperty | NavigationProperty | StringThe DataProperty or NavigationProperty to validate or a string with the name of the property or a property path with the path to a property of a complex object.
-
[context]
Object optionalA context object used to pass additional information to each Validator
Returns:
Whether the entity passed validation.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
var isOk = order.entityAspect.validateProperty("Order");
or
var orderDateProperty = order.entityType.getProperty("OrderDate");
var isOk = order.entityAspect.validateProperty(OrderDateProperty);
Properties
entity
Entity
The Entity that this aspect is associated with.
readOnly
extraMetadata
Object
Extra metadata about this entity such as the entity's etag. You may extend this object with your own metadata information. Breeze (de)serializes this object when importing/exporting the entity.
hasValidationErrors
Boolean
Whether this entity has any validation errors.
readOnly
isBeingSaved
Boolean
Whether this entity is in the process of being saved.
readOnly
originalValues
Object
The 'original values' of this entity where they are different from the 'current values'. This is a map where the key is a property name and the value is the 'original value' of the property.
readOnly
Events
propertyChanged
An Event that fires whenever a value of one of this entity's properties change.
Event Payload:
-
entity
EntityThe entity whose property has changed.
-
property
DataPropertyThe DataProperty that changed.
-
propertyName
StringThe name of the property that changed. This value will be 'null' for operations that replace the entire entity. This includes queries, imports and saves that require a merge. The remaining parameters will not exist in this case either. This will actually be a "property path" for any properties of a complex type.
-
oldValue
ObjectThe old value of this property before the change.
-
newValue
ObjectThe new value of this property after the change.
-
parent
ObjectThe immediate parent object for the changed property. This will be different from the 'entity' for any complex type or nested complex type properties.
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.propertyChanged.subscribe(
function (propertyChangedArgs) {
// this code will be executed anytime a property value changes on the 'order' entity.
var entity = propertyChangedArgs.entity; // Note: entity === order
var propertyNameChanged = propertyChangedArgs.propertyName;
var oldValue = propertyChangedArgs.oldValue;
var newValue = propertyChangedArgs.newValue;
});
validationErrorsChanged
An Event that fires whenever any of the validation errors on this entity change. Note that this might be the removal of an error when some data on the entity is fixed.
Event Payload:
-
entity
EntityThe entity on which the validation errors are being added or removed.
-
added
Array of ValidationErrorAn array containing any newly added ValidationErrors
-
removed
Array of ValidationErrorAn array containing any newly removed ValidationErrors. This is those errors that have been 'fixed'
Example:
// assume order is an order entity attached to an EntityManager.
order.entityAspect.validationErrorsChanged.subscribe(
function (validationChangeArgs) {
// this code will be executed anytime a property value changes on the 'order' entity.
var entity == validationChangeArgs.entity; // Note: entity === order
var errorsAdded = validationChangeArgs.added;
var errorsCleared = validationChangeArgs.removed;
});


Mass storage function driver definitions. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Functions | |
| void | MSDFunction_Initialize (USBDDriver *pUsbd, uint8_t bInterfaceNb, MSDLun *pLuns, uint8_t numLuns) |
| Initializes the MSD driver and the associated USB driver. More... | |
| uint32_t | MSDFunction_RequestHandler (const USBGenericRequest *request) |
| Handler for incoming SETUP requests on default Control endpoint 0. More... | |
| void | MSDFunction_Configure (USBGenericDescriptor *pDescriptors, uint16_t wLength) |
| Invoked when the configuration of the device changes. More... | |
| void | MSDFunction_StateMachine (void) |
| State machine for the MSD driver. More... | |
Mass storage function driver definitions.


| Name | Msg Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BusinessMessageReject | j | The Business Message Reject message can reject an application-level message which fulfills session-level rules and cannot be rejected via any other means. Note if the message fails a session-level rule (e.g. body length is incorrect), a session-level Reject message should be issued. |
| DontKnowTrade | Q | The Don't Know Trade (DK) message notifies a trading partner that an electronically received execution is not recognised. This message is NOT to reject a trade in a Last-look scenario, it is for No-last-look trades that fail to be identifiable. |
| ExecutionAcknowledgement | BN | The Execution Report Acknowledgement message is required to notify the system, ECN that an electronically received execution has either been accepted. |
| ExecutionReport | 8 | The execution report message is used to:
1. confirm changes to an existing order (i.e. accept cancel and replace requests) 2. relay order status information 3. relay fill information on working orders 4. relay fill information on tradeable quotes 5. reject orders |
| Heartbeat | 0 | The Heartbeat monitors the status of the communication link and identifies when the last of a string of messages was not received. |
| Logon | A | The logon message authenticates a user establishing a connection to a remote system. The logon message must be the first message sent by the application requesting to initiate a FIX session. |
| Logout | 5 | The logout message initiates or confirms the termination of a FIX session. Disconnection without the exchange of logout messages should be interpreted as an abnormal condition. |
| MassQuote | i | The Mass Quote message can contain quotes for multiple sizes and instruments to allow for mass quoting (e.g. multiple Stablecoins or laddered pricing).
The two levels of repeating groups can be used for Instruments and sizes. |
| MassQuoteAcknowledgement | b | Mass Quote Acknowledgement is used as the application level response to a Mass Quote message. |
| NewOrderSingle | D | The new order message type is used by exchange, ECN or system to transmit an Order to a Last-look LP. |
| OrderStatusRequest | H | The order status request message is used by the institution to generate an order status message back from the broker. |
| Quote | S | The Quote message is used as the response to a Quote Request or a Quote Response message in both indicative, tradeable, and restricted tradeable quoting markets. |
| QuoteCancel | Z | The Quote Cancel message is used by an originator of quotes to cancel quotes. The Quote Cancel message supports cancellation of: - All quotes - Quotes for a specific symbol or security ID - All quotes for a security type - All quotes for an underlying |
| QuoteRequest | R | In some markets it is the practice to request quotes from brokers prior to placement of an order. The quote request message is used for this purpose. This message is commonly referred to as an Request For Quote (RFQ) |
| QuoteRequestReject | AG | The Quote Request Reject message is used to reject Quote Request messages for all quoting models. |
| QuoteResponse | AJ | The Quote Response message is used to respond to a Quote message in case it was requested by the Quote issuer. The Quote Response message is used to respond to a Quote message in case it was requested by the Quote issuer. |
| QuoteStatusReport | AI | The quote status report message is used: - as the response to a Quote Status Request message - as a response to a Quote Cancel message - as a response to a Quote Response message in a negotiation dialog (see Volume 7 - PRODUCT: FIXED INCOME and USER GROUP: EXCHANGES AND MARKETS) |
| QuoteStatusRequest | a | The quote status request message is used for the following purposes in markets that employ tradeable or restricted tradeable quotes:
- For the issuer of a quote after a QuoteCancel for example to query the status of that quote (using the QuoteID). |
| Reject | 3 | The reject message should be issued when a message is received but cannot be properly processed due to a session-level rule violation. An example of when a reject may be appropriate would be the receipt of a message with invalid basic data which successfully passes de-encryption, CheckSum and BodyLength checks. |
| ResendRequest | 2 | The resend request is sent by the receiving application to initiate the retransmission of messages. This function is utilized if a sequence number gap is detected, if the receiving application lost a message, or as a function of the initialization process. |
| SecurityList | y | The Security List message is used to return a list of securities that matches the criteria specified in a Security List Request. |
| SecurityListRequest | x | The Security List Request message is used to return a list of securities from the counterparty that match criteria provided on the request |
| SequenceReset | 4 | The sequence reset message is used by the sending application to reset the incoming sequence number on the opposing side. |
| TestRequest | 1 | The test request message forces a heartbeat from the opposing application. The test request message checks sequence numbers or verifies communication line status. The opposite application responds to the Test Request with a Heartbeat containing the TestReqID. |
| TradingSessionStatus | h | The Trading Session Status provides information on the status of a market. For markets multiple trading sessions on multiple-markets occurring (morning and evening sessions for instance), this message is able to provide information on what products are trading on what market during what trading session. |
| TradingSessionStatusRequest | g | The Trading Session Status Request is used to request information on the status of a market. With the move to multiple sessions occurring for a given trading party (morning and evening sessions for instance) there is a need to be able to provide information on what product is trading on what market. |


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title: Blog entry on 24 Sep 2001
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Gartner: "Gartner recommends that enterprises hit by both Code Red and Nimda immediately investigate alternatives to IIS..." Very bold.


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300 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(capsule) |
| T+ 24:00 |
450 mg |
oral |
DXM |
(capsule) |
This report is a specific case of using DXM before a drug test, in response to respective the drug-testing vault. To give more background to what drugs are in my system regularly- I am an occasional DXM user - probably 4 to 5 times monthly, and, as of late, use cocaine and marijuana about 2 or 3 times a month each. I am also on the prescription Lexapro and drink alcohol regularly. I have been on this pattern for approximately 3 months.
The other week I had taken 300 mg of DXM in the form of CVS Tussin Cough Liquid Gels at about 1 pm. Since I was rather disappointed with this trip, I decided to take another, stronger dose the following day. This dose consisted of 450 mg of the same brand of Liquid Gels. So I had taken DXM two consecutive days, 300 mg, then 450 mg. The day after I had taken 450 mg I had a job interview. I ended up getting the position, pending a drug test, which we did on the spot.
It, however, was not a urine test. The test I received was a standard oral test, which tested for marijuana, opiates, PCP, and the like.  I had to keep this pad in my mouth for five minutes. It was then shipped to the lab. I received a call the next business day saying that I passed the drug test and got the job.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Is this feature going to be ported over to BF4?
Edit: naming emblem item layers would be nice. It would be easier to keep track of what is what.
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BrainFooLong
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BF4 Reports even more complex as BF3.
The feature is on my todo but i definetly don't know an ETA.


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(acceptable ranges set for freshwater shrimp)
Relative Humidity is expected to be high in a closed system.
A drop in pH of 1.0 represents a ten-fold (30 PPM) of CO
2
. pH<6 = soft water, pH>8 = hard water.
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