| AoMRC |
Academy of Medical Royal Colleges |
The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges represents standards of care and medical education across the UK. By bringing together the expertise of the medical Royal Colleges and Faculties it drives improvement in health and patient care through education, training and quality standards. |
| ACF |
Access Control Framework |
Access to NHS Care Records Service data (on Spine) is controlled by the ACF which registers and authenticates all users. It provides a single log-in and a record of each healthcare professional accessing a patient's NHS care record. All information is provided on a need-to-know basis and based on a user's role and legitimate relationship; with the patient. It stores the details of those relationships between healthcare professionals and patients, as well as patient preferences on information sharing (e.g. whether certain sensitive information is restricted from routine sharing). |
| ACS |
Access Control Service |
The Access Control Service used on Spine |
| ADRT |
Advance Decision to Refuse Treatment |
An advance decision (sometimes known as an advance decision to refuse treatment, an ADRT, or a living will) is a decision you can make now to refuse a specific type of treatment at some time in the future. |
| **** |
Application Acknowledgement |
A response from one application to another indicating that a message has been received and is valid. |
| **** |
Application Role |
The role played by the application in a particular interaction. |
| **** |
ASID |
SDS Accredited System Identifier |
| **** |
Attributes |
Attributes are abstractions of the data captured about classes. Attributes capture separate aspects of the class and take their values independent of one another. |
| AUS |
Authenticated User Session |
An Authenticated User Session is defined as when a real person is physically logged in to a system after being authenticated via their smart card or by another authentication method. |
| CPR |
Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation |
Emergency treatment that supports the circulation of blood and/or air in the event of a respiratory and/or cardiac arrest. |
| CP-IS |
Child Protection Information Sharing service |
An on-line service that allows NHS unscheduled care services to access basic child protection information that has been provided by the Local Authority Children's Services departments. The NHS is only able to see that a child or foetus has a Child Protection Plan or is in the Looked After system. The information provided is start, end and delete dates; plus a Children's Services contact telephone number where the NHS can get further information. Basic information about NHS accesses is also passed back to Children's Services. |
| CDA |
Clinical Document Architecture |
The Clinical Document Architecture is a HL7 standard for the representation and machine processing of clinical documents in a way which makes the documents both human readable and machine processable, it guarantees preservation of the content by using the extensible Mark-up Language (XML) standard. |
| CAF |
Common Assessment Framework |
The Common Assessment Framework (CAF) for Adults is a Department of Health funded project that aims to improve information sharing across organisations for multi-disciplinary assessment and care and support planning. |
| **** |
Data Type |
The structural format of the data carried in an attribute. Every data element has a data type. Data types define the meaning (semantics) of data values that can be assigned to a data element. Meaningful exchange of data requires that we know the definition of values so exchanged. This is true for complex values such as business messages as well as for simpler values such as character strings or integer numbers. |
| **** |
Data Type Flavour |
A subdivision of a particular data type, that will constrain that particular data type. Data type flavour titles are suffixed with (f). |
| DCE UUID |
Distributed Computing Environment Universally Unique Identifier |
A type of universally unique identifier (UUID). |
| DDS |
Diagnostic Data Services |
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| DMS |
Domain Message Specification |
This provides information to implementers regarding the use of HL7 messages restricted to a particular domain or related group of domains, for use within the English NHS. The main difference between this and a Message Implementation Manual (MIM), is that the MIM will contain a variety of domains with their business analysis artefacts included. |
| EPR |
Electronic Patient Record |
An electronic record of periodic health care of a single individual, provided mainly by one institution. |
| EPS |
Electronic Prescription Service |
EPS enables prescriber's - such as GPs and practice nurses - to send prescriptions electronically to a dispenser (such as a pharmacy) of the patient's choice. This makes the prescribing and dispensing process more efficient and convenient for patients and staff. |
| FSN |
Fully Specified Name |
Each concept has one Fully Specified Name (FSN) intended to provide an unambiguous way to name a concept. The purpose of the FSN is to uniquely describe a concept and clarify its meaning. The FSN is not a commonly used term or natural phrase and would not be expected to appear in the human-readable representation of a clinical record. |
| FHIR |
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources |
(FHIR, pronounced "Fire") defines a set of "Resources" that represent granular clinical concepts. The resources can be managed in isolation, or aggregated into complex documents. Technically, FHIR is designed for the web; the resources are based on simple XML or JSON structures, with an http-based RESTful protocol where each resource has predictable URL. Where possible, open internet standards are used for data representation. |
| HSCI |
Health and Social Care Integration |
This integrates local health and social care services, to improve coordination between local health and social care agencies leading to improved experiences for those people using these services. |
| HSCIC |
Health and Social Care Information Centre |
The Health and Social Care Information Centre is a data, information and technology resource for the health and care system and plays a fundamental role in driving better care, better services and better outcomes for patients in England. |
| HCP |
Health Care Provider |
Refers to a person licensed, certified or otherwise authorized or permitted by law to administer health care in the ordinary course of business or practice of a profession, including a health care facility. |
| HL7 |
Health Level Seven |
HL7), is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization involved in development of international healthcare standards. HL7 is also used to refer to some of the specific standards created by the organization (e.g., HL7 version 2.x, version 3.0, HL7 Reference Information Model (RIM)). |
| HTML |
Hyper Text Mark-up Language |
HTML is not a programming language, it is a markup language. A mark-up language is a set of mark-up tags. HTML uses mark-up tags to describe web pages. |
| ITK |
The Interoperability Tool-kit |
The Interoperability Tool-kit is a set of common specifications, frameworks and implementation guides to support interoperability within local organisations and across local health and social care communities. The ITK is not a piece of software; it is not a product which is downloadable from this website. |
| ITS |
Implementation Technology Specification |
The ITS defines how to represent an HL7 message in a serial form that can be transmitted from a sender to a receiver. |
| LR |
Legitimate Relationship |
A Legitimate Relationship is a relationship between a clinician (or NHS organisation work group) and a patient, that gives the clinician, or work group member, certain levels of entitlement to access that patient's health record maintained on National Systems. |
| NACS |
National Administrative Codes Service |
The service previously known as the National Administrative Codes Service (NACS) is now known as the Organisation Data Service (ODS). It was responsible for the publication of organisation and practitioner codes, and for the national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes. These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. |
| NPfIT |
National Programme for IT |
A key aim of the National Programme is to give healthcare professionals access to patient information safely, securely and easily, whenever and wherever it is needed. |
| NHS CRS |
NHS Care Record Service |
The NHS Care Records Service (NHS CRS) is a secure service to improve the way health information is stored and shared in the NHS in England. It is linking health information from different parts of the NHS to support the NHS in delivering better, safer care. |
| NHS CfH |
NHS Connecting for Health |
NHS Connecting for Health was an agency of the Department of Health. This organization was delivering the National Programme for Information Technology (NPfIT) in the NHS. Since 1st of April 2013 substantive functions of this organization are transferred to the Health and Social Care Information Centre. |
| OID |
Object Identifier |
A unique identifier e.g. used to identify coding systems. |
| ODS |
Organisation Data Service |
This is responsible for the publication of organisation and practitioner codes, and for the national policy and standards with regard to the majority of organisation codes. These code standards form part of the NHS data standards. This was previously known as National Administrative Codes Service (NACS). |
| **** |
Provider |
An individual or an organisation that provides health care for a patient. |
| PCT |
Primary Care Trust |
Responsible for primary and community health services within a geographical boundary. |
| PAS |
Patient Administration System |
Is a core component of a hospital computer system which records the patient's name, home address, date of birth and each contact with the outpatient department or admission and discharge. The NHS patient's record and appointment tracking system is often called PAS, depending on the NHS Hospital Trust. This computerised administration solution that assists with planning, tracking and recording the patient's contact with the outpatient department or admission and discharge. |
| PDS |
Patient Demographic Service |
This is an essential element of the NHS Care Records Service which will underpin the creation of an electronic care record for every registered NHS patient in England. Each person's care record will be comprised of both demographic information, such as name, address, date of birth and NHS Number, and medical information. |
| PTV |
Permission to view |
Permission to View (PTV) business service that records that a patient has given an explicit permission to view their SCR. |
| PSIS |
Personal Spine Information Service |
The central database on the Spine containing clinical records for each NHS patient. |
| PNG |
Portable Network Graphics |
Is a bit-mapped image format and video codec that employs lossless data compression. PNG was created to improve upon and replace GIF (Graphics Interchange Format) as an image-file format not requiring a patent license. |
| PT |
Preferred Term |
Each concept has one Preferred Term in a given language dialect. The Preferred Term is a common word or phrase used by clinicians to name that concept. |
| PRSB |
Professional Record Standards Body |
The independent PRSB is the first point of call for care professionals, service providers, commissioners, policy makers, professional bodies and system suppliers for expertise and all matters relating to care records. The PRSB is a national body providing an independent patient and professional voice on health informatics issues, to ensure that professionally endorsed standards are adopted to enable safe and effective information sharing and exchange. |
| RBAC |
Role Based Access Control |
RBAC is the process through which a national set of job roles, activities and work-groups can be applied to grant users access to functionality and indirectly to data within NHS national (Spine) services. |
| **** |
Requester |
Individual or an organisation responsible for the requesting an action to be performed for the patient. |
| **** |
Service User |
A person who uses or is eligible to use a health care or Social Care service. |
| **** |
Schematron |
The Schematron is an XML structure validation language for making assertions about the presence or absence of patterns in trees. It is a simple and powerful structural schema language. |
| SMSP |
Spine Mini Service Provider |
Middle ware that provides access to lightweight, filtered services on National Applications. |
| **** |
Spine |
A national, central service that underpins the NHS Care Records Service. It manages the patient's national Summary Care Records. Clinical information is held in the Personal Spine Information Service (PSIS) and demographic information is held in the Personal Demographics Service (PDS). The Spine also supports other systems and services such Choose and Book and the Electronic Prescription Service. |
| SCR |
Summary Care Record |
The SCR is intended to support patient care in urgent and emergency care settings. The SCR will store a defined set of key patient data for every patient in England except those who elect not to have one. This data will make a summary record created from information held on GP clinical systems. This summary record will help in ensuring continuity of care across a variety of care settings. |
| SDS |
Spine Directory Service |
The main information source about NHS registered users and accredited systems and services. It ensures that transactions/messages are only processed from authorised users and systems. The Spine Directory Service also stores a record of each NHS organisation. It is a key component of the Spine. |
| SY |
Synonym |
A synonym represents a term, other than the FSN or Preferred Term, that can be used to represent a concept in a particular language or dialect. |
| SNOMED CT |
Systematized Nomenclature of Medicine Clinical Terminology |
This is a clinical terminology. It is a common computerised language to facilitate communications between healthcare professionals in clear and unambiguous terms. It has greater depth and coverage of healthcare than the versions of Clinical Terms (Read Codes) that it will replace and will enable clinicians, researchers and patients to share and exchange healthcare and clinical knowledge worldwide. SNOMED CT has been chosen to be the common language for gathering and sharing medical knowledge in the NHS Care Records Service. It will cut down the potential for differing interpretation of information and the possibility of errors resulting from traditional paper records. |
| TRUD |
Terminology Reference-Data Update Distribution Service |
The Terminology Reference-data Update Distribution Service (TRUD) provides a mechanism for the UK Terminology Centre to license and distribute reference-data to interested parties. |
| TMS |
Transaction Messaging Service |
This is a message transfer service that allows clinical messages from NHS Care Records Service (NHS CRS) users to be securely routed to the service they are requesting and to manage the response to that request. Depending on the type of message (e.g. relating to Choose and Book or the Personal Demographics Service), the Transaction Messaging Service identifies where the message needs to be sent. |
| XSLT |
Transform |
A language for transforming extensible Mark-up Language. |
| XML |
Extensible Markup Language |
Is a set of rules for encoding documents in machine-readable form. |
| UMS |
Unattended Messaging Session |
An Unattended Messaging Session is defined as when a system sends a message with no user intervention, and with no authenticated user session. Examples of this might be a Patient Administration System (PAS) requesting PDS retrievals as part of populating the day's patient list. |
| URL |
Uniform Resource Locator |
Is a reference (an address) to a resource on the Internet. For example a URL could be the name of a file on the World Wide Web because most URLs refer to a file on some machine on the network. However, URLs also can point to other resources on the network, such as database queries and command output. |


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Roberto Alomar, Bert Blyleven Voted Into National Baseball Hall of Fame
A Bluejay and an Oriole make the Hall of Fame? This is a year for the birds!


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War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood. Fight with the dark influence of the Metin Stones as one of the allies of the Dragon. Collect all your strengths and take your weapons to protect the.War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood.
Fight with the dark influence of the Metin Stones as one of the allies of the Dragon. Collect all your strengths and take your weapons to protect the...
War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood. Fight with the dark influence of the Metin Stones as one of the allies of the Dragon. Collect all your strengths and take your weapons to protect the.War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood.
Fight with the dark influence of the Metin Stones as one of the allies of the Dragon. Collect all your strengths and take your weapons to protect the...
War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood. Fight with the dark influence of the Metin Stones as one of the allies of the Dragon. Collect all your strengths and take your weapons to protect the.War broke out between kingdoms. Wild animals turn into raging animals and the dead return to life, craving for blood.


EUR/JPY Technical Analysis: Upside capped by the 21-day SMA near 120.50
by Pablo Piovano- The weekly recovery in EUR/JPY lost traction in the mid-120.00s.
- The resumption of the buying bias should target the 121.50 region.
The cross met strong resistance in the 120.50 region on Monday, coincident with the 21-day SMA.
Th subsequent inability of EUR/JPY to surpass this hurdle has motivated sellers to return to the markets in tandem with the quick pick up in the demand for the safe haven Japanese yen and the generalized risk-off mood in the global markets.
A deeper retracement should meet moderate contention in the 119.45/24 band, where converge the 100-day and 55-day SMAs as well as monthly lows recorded on November 14th.
In order to alleviate the immediate downside pressure, the cross needs to overcome weekly highs in the 120.50 region and therefore refocus on October peaks in the 121.50 region ahead of the key 200-day SMA AT 121.78.
EUR/JPY
| Overview | |
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| Today last price | 119.96 |
| Today Daily Change | -0.29 |
| Today Daily Change % | -0.24 |
| Today daily open | 120.25 |
| Trends | |
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| Daily SMA20 | 120.52 |
| Daily SMA50 | 119.54 |
| Daily SMA100 | 119.47 |
| Daily SMA200 | 121.82 |
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| Previous Daily High | 120.5 |
| Previous Daily Low | 120 |
| Previous Weekly High | 120.65 |
| Previous Weekly Low | 119.24 |
| Previous Monthly High | 121.48 |
| Previous Monthly Low | 117.07 |
| Daily Fibonacci 38.2% | 120.19 |
| Daily Fibonacci 61.8% | 120.31 |
| Daily Pivot Point S1 | 120 |
| Daily Pivot Point S2 | 119.75 |
| Daily Pivot Point S3 | 119.49 |
| Daily Pivot Point R1 | 120.5 |
| Daily Pivot Point R2 | 120.76 |
| Daily Pivot Point R3 | 121.01 |


How to create a PDF from a document in Google Docs
by Sandy WrittenhouseA PDF file is one of the most widely used document types. It can be shared across multiple platforms, compressed into a smaller size easily, and cannot be edited without leaving a digital footprint. These are some of the reasons that you’ll see PDFs used for legal documents like contracts and such. You can create your own PDFs straight from documents in Google Docs a few different ways.
Download a document as a PDF
If you have a document that you are creating in Google Docs or one you’re uploading from your local drive, you can easily convert it to a PDF file and download it. This lets you save it and then do with it what you wish.
Head to the Google Docs website and sign in. Then just follow these simple steps to convert the document.
- Open your document in Google Docs or create a new one.
- Click File from the menu.
- Go to Download and select PDF Document in the pop-out menu.
Depending on the browser you’re using, access your downloads as you normally would. You should see your newly created PDF file.
Save a document as a PDF
There’s another way to save a document from Google Docs as a PDF. This method lets you save it to your computer in a location you choose or directly to Google Drive.
- Open your document in Google Docs or create a new one.
- Click File from the menu and select Print.
- In the Print window, click the drop-down box next to Destination.
- Choose Save as PDF.
- You’ll be prompted to select a location on your computer for the file.
- Click Save.
Send a document as a PDF
If you’d like to email your document as a PDF, you can also do this easily. Plus, you can copy yourself on the email so that you have the PDF that way.
- Open your document in Google Docs or create a new one.
- Click File from the menu and select Email as attachment.
- In the Email as Attachment window, be sure that PDF is selected at the top under Attach as.
- Complete the details for the email including the recipient, subject, and message. Optionally, you can check the box to send a copy to yourself.
- When you finish, click Send.
Each of these three methods for creating PDFs from documents in Google Docs works well and with little effort. So use whichever works best for you or your situation! And be sure to check out the Google Docs compare document tool.
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Résumé
— I'm a time traveller and universe explorer. If something interesting is being started somewhere - be sure to find me there! With my TARDIS I always come just in time and my knowledge in science, technologies and history collected over the centuries always come in handy when you need to solve another omg-we-are-all-gonna-die problem.
Experience
/just the tip of the iceberg/
XXI century
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2059
Stopped the zombie infection on Mars... at the price of the first human colony
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2012
Managed to figure out what caused people to disappear on the day of the opening ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games in London
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2007
Had to deal with consequences of a mad scientist's experiment
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2006
Revealed the Slitheen plan on unleashing the World War III
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2005
Put an end to Sycorax invasion and saved the Christmas
Before XXI century
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1969
Escaped from the Weeping Angels trap (hate these things!)
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1953
Stopped an alien calling itself 'The Wire' from consuming humans
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1941
Solved the mystery of so called 'empty child' in London
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1930
Daleks were kidnapping homeless humans - not on my watch!
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1926
Solved the crime with Agatha Christie
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1913
Double-crossed and captured The Family
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1879
Saved the Queen Victoria from lycanthropy infection
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1869
Stopped gas-like creatures named from capturing human bodies in Cardiff
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1851
Once again stopped the Cybermen invasion
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1599
Helped Shakespeare to stay in a state of 'to be' (aka saved his life)
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Survived the Eruption of Mount Vesuvius


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Interface BaseEmployee
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public interface BaseEmployee
BaseEmployee Interface
Interface for API class Employee.
Note: Only meant for API use. Must not be used by end user!
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Method Summary
Modifier and Type Method Description java.lang.String
getAccount()
Get the account of the employee.java.lang.String
getAddress()
Get the address of the employee.double
getBonus()
Get the bonus of the employee.java.lang.String
getId()
Get the ID of the employee.java.lang.String
getName()
Get the name of the employee.java.lang.String
getOccupation()
Get the current occupation of the employee.com.EMS.core.Organization
getOrg()
Get the current organization of the employee.double
getSalary()
Get the salary of the employee.boolean
getStatus()
Get the status of the employee.double
getTotal()
Get the total salary of the employee.void
pPrint(boolean print_critical_info, boolean print_org_det)
Pretty Print the attributes of the employee.void
setAccount(java.lang.String account)
Set the account of the employee.void
setAddress(java.lang.String address)
Set the address of the employee.void
setBonus(double bonus)
Set the bonus of the employee.void
setId(java.lang.String id)
Set the ID of the employee.void
setName(java.lang.String name)
Set the name of the employee.void
setOccupation(java.lang.String occupation)
Set the occupation of the employee.void
setOrg(com.EMS.core.Organization org)
Set the current organization of the employee.void
setSalary(double salary)
Set the salary of the employee.void
setStatus(boolean status)
Set the status of the employee.
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- String string containing occupation of the employee.
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void setOccupation(java.lang.String occupation)
Set the occupation of the employee.- Parameters:
occupation
- String Current occupation of the employee.
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getName
java.lang.String getName()
Get the name of the employee.- Returns:
- String name of the employee.
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setName
void setName(java.lang.String name)
Set the name of the employee.- Parameters:
name
- String name of the employee.
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getOrg
com.EMS.core.Organization getOrg()
Get the current organization of the employee.- Returns:
- Organization object of organization employee wokrs in.
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Organization
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setOrg
void setOrg(com.EMS.core.Organization org)
Set the current organization of the employee.- Parameters:
org
- Organization object of organization employee wokrs in.- See Also:
Organization
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getId
java.lang.String getId()
Get the ID of the employee.- Returns:
- String ID of the employee.
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setId
void setId(java.lang.String id)
Set the ID of the employee.- Parameters:
id
- String ID of the employee.
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getAccount
java.lang.String getAccount()
Get the account of the employee.- Returns:
- String Account of the employee.
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setAccount
void setAccount(java.lang.String account)
Set the account of the employee.- Parameters:
account
- String account of the employee.
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getAddress
java.lang.String getAddress()
Get the address of the employee.- Returns:
- String address of the employee.
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setAddress
void setAddress(java.lang.String address)
Set the address of the employee.- Parameters:
address
- String address of the employee.
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getSalary
double getSalary()
Get the salary of the employee.- Returns:
- double Salary of the employee.
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setSalary
void setSalary(double salary)
Set the salary of the employee.- Parameters:
salary
- double Salary of the employee.
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getBonus
double getBonus()
Get the bonus of the employee.- Returns:
- double Bonus of the employee.
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setBonus
void setBonus(double bonus)
Set the bonus of the employee.- Parameters:
bonus
- double Bonus of the employee.
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getTotal
double getTotal()
Get the total salary of the employee. i.e. salary + bonus.- Returns:
- double get the total salary of the employee. i.e. salary + bonus.
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getStatus
boolean getStatus()
Get the status of the employee. i.e. If the employee is available or not.- Returns:
- boolean indicating weather the emploee is available or not
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setStatus
void setStatus(boolean status)
Set the status of the employee. i.e. If the employee is available or not.- Parameters:
status
- boolean indicating weather the emploee is available or not.
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pPrint
void pPrint(boolean print_critical_info, boolean print_org_det)
Pretty Print the attributes of the employee.- Parameters:
print_critical_info
- boolean indicating weather or not print critical info of the employee.print_org_det
- boolean indicating weather or not print organization details of the employee.
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Jo Cook (founder and chair)
OSGeo == The Open Source Geospatial Foundation
OSGeo:UK == The Open Source Geospatial Foundation UK Local Chapter
OSGeo is a global foundation with a mission to support open source software and people that use it
Pexel CC0There are ~30,000 members world-wide, ranging from developers to users, global corporations to individuals
Jorge SanzOSGeo's role also includes promoting sustainable, properly-licensed software, like QGIS and PostGIS, and also supporting smaller packages such as pgrouting and Loader
Come to the OSGeo:UK AGM, at 1pm today in the Turret Room to find out more!
A couple of quotes to sum up OSGeo and FOSS4GUK
If you think you're too small to have an impact, try going to bed with a mosquito in the room
Anita Roddick
By using the software, and taking the time to come to this event, you have an impact
Behind piece of software and conference is a real person
Your thanks and contributions, however small, may be just the thing that inspires someone to keep going
On which note, massive thanks to the sponsors, organising commitee, and most importantly, to you all for coming along to the event
Finally...
Be excellent to each other!
Abraham Lincoln, 1988
...and enjoy the event!
(thanks)


Are the questions on this page really "frequently asked"?
The answer is no.
Why are you writing this page?
To be completely honest, I don't really know. Maybe it will come in handy in the future.
Why do we care about causal inference?
The famous phrase "correlation does not imply causation" already warns you about the great danger of assuming cause-effect relationship from association in statistical analysis with observational data. How can we make (possibly) solid statements about causality without having to conduct a randomised controlled trial? How can we teach our models to "think" like us human? This usually requires domain knowledge. See also a good metaphor coined the Ladder of Causation from Judea Pearl.


The ExpressionMatrix2
software runs "out of the box" and with minimal set up
on the following platforms.
For detailed information to get started using the ExpressionMatrix2
software,
follow the link for platform you are interested in.
You can also run on other platforms, but that will require either building the code from source or using a virtualization tool such as VirtualBox or Docker.


Welcome to FindMyPet. FindMyPet serves as a tool to find lost pets (cats and dogs) and to report found pets. Quickly set up a profile with a picture of your pet and some contact information. Go to the bulletin board to see newly found and lost pets.


Cloud Native - AWS - Kubernetes - Serverless
App modernization, cloud migration or containerization and building new applications from the scratch! Modern application is also called cloud native application which follows 12-factor/ 15-factor principals, microservice architecture practices and containerized on cloud.
Using open source software stack to be containerized, where each part of the app is packaged in its own container, dynamically orchestrated so each part is actively scheduled and managed to optimize resource utilization, and microservices-oriented to increase the overall agility and maintainability of applications.


First Blog: This is the first personal website I created. It's not perfect and fancy, but I love it. (version.1.0.0) :-)
I have been interested in developing since first introduced to computer. It was use 586 system at that time. I played a lot of games and try to make my own assistance software to make the game experience easier. However, I have never thought about having a IT tech career. While attending a CIS course in my college, I found out IT is more interesting and suite me than my pervious major. After serious consideration. I decided to follow my passion.
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Available Sets
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description = "Home Page" ==
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Yes.
Say that you are writing a computer game that involves a hero who encounters various monsters. Monsters have several characteristics: hit points, strength, age, and name. The number of hit points a monster has is how far it is from death. A monster with a large number of hit points is hard to kill. The hero also has hit points. When the hit points of the hero reach zero, the game is over. The strength of a monster affects how many hit points the hero looses when the monster hits the hero. The age and name of the monster do not affect the outcome of battles between the monster and a hero.
Here is an outline of the Monster
class.
Monster
needs a compareTo()
method so that monsters can be compared.
For example, the game will present the hero with monsters in
increasing order of difficulty.
Fill in the blanks.


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| Book of Mormon |
Annotations |
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Chapter 2
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1 And it came to pass that after Mosiah had done as his
father had commanded him, and had made a proclamation throughout all the
land, that the people gathered themselves together throughout all the land,
that they might go up to the temple to hear the words which king Benjamin
should speak unto them.
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2 And there were a great number, even so many that they
did not number them; for they had multiplied exceedingly and waxed great in
the land.
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3 And they also took of the firstlings of their flocks,
that they might offer sacrifice and burnt offerings according to the law of
Moses;
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4 And also that they might give thanks to the Lord their
God, who had brought them out of the land of Jerusalem, and who had delivered
them out of the hands of their enemies, and had appointed just men to be
their teachers, and also a just man to be their king, who had established
peace in the land of Zarahemla, and who had taught them to keep the
commandments of God, that they might rejoice and be filled with love towards
God and all men.
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5 And it came to pass that when they came up to the
temple, they pitched their tents round about, every man according to his
family, consisting of his wife, and his sons, and his daughters, and their
sons, and their daughters, from the eldest down to the youngest, every family
being separate one from another.
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6 And they pitched their tents round about the temple, every
man having his tent with the door thereof towards the temple, that
thereby they might remain in their tents and hear the words which king
Benjamin should speak unto them;
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This isn’t a “hard” problem, but consider that every man
had his tent facing the temple. Unless this was a nomadic people, it seems
unlikely they would all have tents. Yet, it speaks of the “walls of the
temple” in verse 7. It’s possible that these are temporary walls of a
tent-like temple, but that’s not the image I get reading this, especially
given the context of an earlier temple Nephi and his people built early on:
“And I, Nephi, did build a temple; and I did construct it after the manner of
the temple of Solomon save it were not built of so many precious things; for
they were not to be found upon the land, wherefore, it could not be built
like unto Solomon’s temple. But the manner of the construction was like unto
the temple of Solomon; and the workmanship thereof was exceedingly fine” (2 Ne 5:16).
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7 For the multitude being so great that king Benjamin
could not teach them all within the walls of the temple, therefore he caused
a tower to be erected, that thereby his people might hear the words which he
should speak unto them.
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8 And it came to pass that he began to speak to his people
from the tower; and they could not all hear his words because of the
greatness of the multitude; therefore he caused that the words which he spake
should be written and sent forth among those that were not under the sound of
his voice, that they might also receive his words.
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This indicates their writing methods were sophisticated
enough to reproduce speeches in a relatively short period of time to have the
innumerable persons gathered taught by the King’s written word. Interesting
that none, absolutely none, of this writing of a purportedly very large
civilization has ever been found.
Lest anyone suggest that Mayan glyphs may be related, keep in mind the Book
of Mormon characters had reformed Egyptian and Hebrew. Nothing resembling a
modified Egyptian or Hebrew from ancient Americas has ever been discovered,
let alone writing with Christian teachings. In addition, they have deciphered
much of the Mayan glyphs, and the writings are completely unrelated to the
unique claims of the Book of Mormon as I understand it.
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9 And these are the words which he spake and caused to be
written, saying: My brethren, all ye that have assembled yourselves together,
you that can hear my words which I shall speak unto you this day; for I have
not commanded you to come up hither to trifle with the words which I shall
speak, but that you should hearken unto me, and open your ears that ye may
hear, and your hearts that ye may understand, and your minds that the
mysteries of God may be unfolded to your view.
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10 I have not commanded you to come up hither that ye
should fear me, or that ye should think that I of myself am more than a
mortal man.
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11 But I am like as yourselves, subject to all manner of
infirmities in body and mind; yet I have been chosen by this people, and
consecrated by my father, and was suffered by the hand of the Lord that I
should be a ruler and a king over this people; and have been kept and
preserved by his matchless power, to serve you with all the might, mind and
strength which the Lord hath granted unto me.
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12 I say unto you that as I have been suffered to spend my
days in your service, even up to this time, and have not sought gold nor
silver nor any manner of riches of you;
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Mosiah 2:12-14
Contrast this to the modern LDS Church. LDS apostles and prophets receive
generous financial support from the Church.
Since I wrote the sentence above, MormonLeaks provided documentation that as
of January 2014, the base living allowance given to LDS general authorities
was $120,000 annually
(DeseretNews Article
and
MormonLeaks documents).
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13 Neither have I suffered that ye should be confined in
dungeons, nor that ye should make slaves one of another, nor that ye should
murder, or plunder, or steal, or commit adultery; nor even have I suffered
that ye should commit any manner of wickedness, and have taught you that ye
should keep the commandments of the Lord, in all things which he hath
commanded you—
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:12-14 above
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14 And even I, myself, have labored with mine own hands
that I might serve you, and that ye should not be laden with taxes, and that
there should nothing come upon you which was grievous to be borne—and of all
these things which I have spoken, ye yourselves are witnesses this day.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:12-14 above
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15 Yet, my brethren, I have not done these things that I
might boast, neither do I tell these things that thereby I might accuse you;
but I tell you these things that ye may know that I can answer a clear
conscience before God this day.
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16 Behold, I say unto you that because I said unto you
that I had spent my days in your service, I do not desire to boast, for I
have only been in the service of God.
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17 And behold, I tell you these things that ye may learn
wisdom; that ye may learn that when ye are in the service of your fellow
beings ye are only in the service of your God.
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18 Behold, ye have called me your king; and if I, whom ye
call your king, do labor to serve you, then ought not ye to labor to serve
one another?
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19 And behold also, if I, whom ye call your king, who has
spent his days in your service, and yet has been in the service of God, do
merit any thanks from you, O how you ought to thank your heavenly King!
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20 I say unto you, my brethren, that if you should render
all the thanks and praise which your whole soul has power to possess, to that
God who has created you, and has kept and preserved you, and has caused that
ye should rejoice, and has granted that ye should live in peace one with
another—
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21 I say unto you that if ye should serve him who has
created you from the beginning, and is preserving you from day to day, by
lending you breath, that ye may live and move and do according to your own
will, and even supporting you from one moment to another—I say, if ye should
serve him with all your whole souls yet ye would be unprofitable servants.
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Mosiah 2:21 -25
According to this, all that God requires of you is to keep his commandments
(something he knows you cannot do because of the way he created you). When
(not if) you fail, he’s not bound to bless you, when you succeed (in spite of
the fact that he created you in a way that guarantees very consistent
failure) he blesses you, so you’re indebted to him, then you fail (due to how
he created you), so your debt is increased. You can always be blamed for lack
of God’s blessings in your life because you are an unprofitable servant.
This type of situation is often called a double bind—a situation in which you
are given a choice or dilemma, but there is no good choice. Either way, you
fail.
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22 And behold, all that he requires of you is to keep his
commandments; and he has promised you that if ye would keep his commandments
ye should prosper in the land; and he never doth vary from that which he hath
said; therefore, if ye do keep his commandments he doth bless you and prosper
you.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:21-25 above
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23 And now, in the first place, he hath created you, and
granted unto you your lives, for which ye are indebted unto him.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:21-25 above
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24 And secondly, he doth require that ye should do as he
hath commanded you; for which if ye do, he doth immediately bless you; and
therefore he hath paid you. And ye are still indebted unto him, and are, and
will be, forever and ever; therefore, of what have ye to boast?
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:21-25 above
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25 And now I ask, can ye say aught of yourselves? I answer
you, Nay. Ye cannot say that ye are even as much as the dust of the earth;
yet ye were created of the dust of the earth; but behold, it belongeth to him
who created you.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:21-25 above
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26 And I, even I, whom ye call your king, am no better
than ye yourselves are; for I am also of the dust. And ye behold that I am
old, and am about to yield up this mortal frame to its mother earth.
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27 Therefore, as I said unto you that I had served you,
walking with a clear conscience before God, even so I at this time have
caused that ye should assemble yourselves together, that I might be found
blameless, and that your blood should not come upon me, when I shall stand to
be judged of God of the things whereof he hath commanded me concerning you.
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28 I say unto you that I have caused that ye should
assemble yourselves together that I might rid my garments of your blood, at
this period of time when I am about to go down to my grave, that I might go
down in peace, and my immortal spirit may join the choirs above in singing
the praises of a just God.
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29 And moreover, I say unto you that I have caused that ye
should assemble yourselves together, that I might declare unto you that I can
no longer be your teacher, nor your king;
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30 For even at this time, my whole frame doth tremble
exceedingly while attempting to speak unto you; but the Lord God doth support
me, and hath suffered me that I should speak unto you, and hath commanded me
that I should declare unto you this day, that my son Mosiah is a king and a
ruler over you.
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31 And now, my brethren, I would that ye should do as ye
have hitherto done. As ye have kept my commandments, and also the
commandments of my father, and have prospered, and have been kept from
falling into the hands of your enemies, even so if ye shall keep the
commandments of my son, or the commandments of God which shall be delivered
unto you by him, ye shall prosper in the land, and your enemies shall have no
power over you.
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32 But, O my people, beware lest there shall arise
contentions among you, and ye list to obey the evil spirit, which was spoken
of by my father Mosiah.
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33 For behold, there is a wo pronounced upon him who
listeth to obey that spirit; for if he listeth to obey him, and remaineth and
dieth in his sins, the same drinketh damnation to his own soul; for he receiveth
for his wages an everlasting punishment, having transgressed the law
of God contrary to his own knowledge.
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The qualifier for punishment here is “everlasting.” One is
left to wonder what that means exactly since according to D&C 19:6-12 the
words “endless” and “eternal” do not mean without end when it comes to
“endless torment” or “eternal damnation”. These verses in the D&C explain
that “endless” and “eternal” are used because, “it is more express than other
scriptures, that it might work upon the hearts of the children of men.” When
people read these words in the Book of Mormon, how do they likely understand
the words “endless” and “eternal”? Is this honest communication if D&C 19
reveals the actual meaning of these words? Does “everlasting” also not mean
without end?
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34 I say unto you, that there are not any among you,
except it be your little children that have not been taught concerning these
things, but what knoweth that ye are eternally indebted to your heavenly
Father, to render to him all that you have and are; and also have been taught
concerning the records which contain the prophecies which have been spoken by
the holy prophets, even down to the time our father, Lehi, left Jerusalem;
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35 And also, all that has been spoken by our fathers until
now. And behold, also, they spake that which was commanded them of the Lord;
therefore, they are just and true.
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36 And now, I say unto you, my brethren, that after ye
have known and have been taught all these things, if ye should transgress and
go contrary to that which has been spoken, that ye do withdraw yourselves
from the Spirit of the Lord, that it may have no place in you to guide you in
wisdom’s paths that ye may be blessed, prospered, and preserved—
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37 I say unto you, that the man that doeth this, the same
cometh out in open rebellion against God; therefore he listeth to obey the
evil spirit, and becometh an enemy to all righteousness; therefore, the Lord
has no place in him, for he dwelleth not in unholy temples.
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Mosiah 2:37-39, 41
Verse 39 explains that the reward for rebellion against
God is never-ending torment, and isn’t never-ending synonymous with
“without end?” But, according to D&C 19:6-12, “it is not written that
there shall be no end to this torment, but it is written endless torment”
because “it is more express than other scriptures, that it might work upon
the hearts of the children of men.” How can these verses be reconciled with
D&C 19? And, keep in mind that verse 41 here also speaks of the reward
for being faithful to the end is never-ending happiness.
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38 Therefore if that man repenteth not, and remaineth and
dieth an enemy to God, the demands of divine justice do awaken his immortal
soul to a lively sense of his own guilt, which doth cause him to shrink from
the presence of the Lord, and doth fill his breast with guilt, and pain, and
anguish, which is like an unquenchable fire, whose flame ascendeth up forever
and ever.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:37-39, 41 above
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39 And now I say unto you, that mercy hath no claim on
that man; therefore his final doom is to endure a never-ending torment.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:37-39, 41 above
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40 O, all ye old men, and also ye young men, and you
little children who can understand my words, for I have spoken plainly unto
you that ye might understand, I pray that ye should awake to a remembrance of
the awful situation of those that have fallen into transgression.
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41 And moreover, I would desire that ye should consider on
the blessed and happy state of those that keep the commandments of God.
For behold, they are blessed in all things, both temporal and spiritual;
and if they hold out faithful to the end they are received into heaven, that
thereby they may dwell with God in a state of never-ending happiness.
O remember, remember that these things are true; for the Lord God hath spoken
it.
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Annotation for Mosiah 2:37-39, 41 above
Also, note the prosperity gospel taught here, that those
who keep the commandments are blessed temporally.
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| Methods' Details |
group
- Description
- creates an outline group.
- Parameter aRange
- contains the range of rows or columns, depending on
the parameter nOrientation.
- Parameter nOrientation
- the orientation of the new outline (columns or rows).
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ungroup
- Description
- removes outline groups.
In the specified range, all outline groups on the innermost
level are removed.
- Parameter aRange
- contains the range of rows or columns, depending on
the parameter nOrientation.
- Parameter nOrientation
- the orientation of the outlines to remove (columns or rows).
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autoOutline
- Description
- creates outline groups from formula references in a range.
- Parameter aRange
- the cell range for which outlines are generated.
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clearOutline
- Description
- removes all outline groups from the sheet.
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hideDetail
- Description
- collapses an outline group.
- Parameter aRange
- the cell range for which the outlines are collapsed.
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showDetail
- Description
- reopens an outline group.
- Parameter aRange
- the cell range for which the outlines are reopened.
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showLevel
- Description
- shows all outlined groups below a specific level.
- Parameter nLevel
- all outline levels from 1 to this value will be opened and
the higher levels will be closed.
- Parameter nOrientation
- the orientation of the outlines (columns or rows).
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Scott scores 25 to lift Rider over Vermont 72-67
UNCASVILLE, Conn. (AP) - Frederick Scott tied his career high with 25 points and grabbed 13 rebounds as Rider edged past Vermont 72-67 in the championship game of the Hall of Fame Tip-Off on Sunday night.
Stevie Jordan had 18 points and nine rebounds for Rider (4-2). Tyere Marshall added 10 points and Dimencio Vaughn had three blocks.
Stef Smith had 21 points for the Catamounts (5-2). Anthony Lamb added 14 points and eight rebounds and Robin Duncan had 13 points.
Rider matches up against Bucknell at home next Tuesday. Vermont plays Gallaudet University at home on Wednesday.
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Age
Mode Of Transport
Hospital Shuttle
Private
Public
Ward Area
Blue Area
Green Area
Red Area
Shift Of The Day
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Vascular Access
Arm
Chest
Mobility Status
None
Walking Aid
Wheelchair
Nurse Seniority
Junior
Senior
STEP 1
Waiting Room (Start)
RECORD
STEP 2
Walk to Bed
RECORD
STEP 3
Nurse Preparation
RECORD
STEP 4
Dialysis Cycle
RECORD
STEP 5
Bandage Application
RECORD
STEP 6
Walk to Waiting Room
RECORD
STEP 7
Waiting Room (End)
RECORD


These samples illustrate the use of the Amzi! Logic Server from Delphi (Pascal). The Delphi samples were implemented using Delphi 6.0 and illustrate the use of the Delphi Logic Server component. They include a Delphi project file so you can rebuild the project.
DelGUI - DelGUI is a collection of extended GUI predicates implemented in Delphi for use with Prolog applications embedded in Delphi. The test sample here just puts up a button and a window to verify that the Amzi! Delphi component and DelGUI library are working.
DelTest - An application that illustrates a number of Logic Server features in a simple test program. Features include asserts, queries, extended predicates, and message boxes.
Eq - The Eq Delphi sample demonstrates Prologs ability to do graphical layout in conjunction with Delphi drawing functions. The particular example takes equations written programmatically and renders them as they might appear in a mathematics textbook.
Hello - Hello Prolog from Delphi, as a simple dialog application.
ProXS - The ProXS Delphi sample demonstrates how to put a GUI front-end onto a sophisticated expert system written in Prolog. This sample uses bird identification as its knowledgebase, but it the Prolog portion of the sample is a general goal-driven engine that can be readily adapted to other applications.
SSched - An expert system that does round-robin scheduling of teams (sports scheduling). It uses a graphical Delphi front-end to build and display the schedule, and a simplified version of the scheduling program used for college basketball.


Hello Vue.js
What is essential is invisible to the eye.
It is only with the heart that one can see rightly.


Why Jose Mourinho was against replacing Unai Emery as Arsenal manager
Jose Mourinho had major reservations about replacing Unai Emery as Arsenal manager, according to reports.
The 56-year-old has been appointed as Tottenham’s new manager following their surprise decision to sack Mauricio Pochettino earlier this week.
But before his move to Spurs, Mourinho reportedly held talks with Arsenal’s head of football Raul Sanllehi about potentially replacing Unai Emery last month.
Emery has been under pressure following a poor start to the campaign and Mourinho was reportedly under consideration to take charge as the Gunners were preparing for a change of management.
Mourinho is understood to have impressed Sanllehi with his plans for Arsenal during their discussions.
But according to The Times, Mourinho was not fully convinced that Arsenal would be the best move for him.
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The report claims that the structure of Arsenal’s hierarchy ‘did not appeal’ to the Portuguese.
Meanwhile, former Arsenal defender Martin Keown has urged to Gunners to make a move for Pochettino.
‘There’s no need to panic at Arsenal, we are getting close to panic by the way, because we’re not having the best of seasons, but the powers that be at the top of the club should be seriously considering Pochettino,’ said Keown.
‘I have a lot of admiration for what he did at Tottenham, the way he nurtured those young players and he didn’t spend a great deal of money.
‘I don’t think Tottenham spent enough.
‘I know the poor record he has recently, I know it all but I still would have given him another chance. I don’t like the way Tottenham have done it.
‘There will be a lot of chairmen looking at him now.
‘Manchester United wanted him this time last year. I think Arsenal would have to be interested if they want to take a step forward.’


@(c : Comment)
@c.user.name communicated with @c.person.first_name @c.person.last_name
Notes @Html(c.message.replace("\n", "")) @if( c.completed_tasks.size() > 0) {
The following tasks were marked complete:


Button
The Button
trait represents <button> tags.
Override def buttonType
to (or pass to one of the
factories) one of ButtonType.Button
, ButtonType.Submit
,
or ButtonType.Reset
.
Currently, Button
defines one event, click
.
/** * Given a Button, create a Signal that holds * the total number of times the button has been clicked. */ def buttonClickCount(button: Button): Signal[Int] = button.click.foldLeft(0){case (n, _) => n+1}.hold(0)
Button
Button
currently has four factories. All four return
a Button with Cell
. From simplest to most complex:
String
label, with one handler, type="button"
:
val button = Button("Press Me!"){ println("I was pressed!") }
Signal[NodeSeq]
, with
one handler, type="button"
: val imageButton = Button(Val(<img src="/images/image.png"/>)){ println("I was pressed") } val changingTextBtn = Button(buttonText map {t => Text(t)}){ println("I was pressed")
Signal[NodeSeq]
, with
the option to specify a button type: val buttonBtn = Button(content = Val(Text("button")) val submitBtn = Button(ButtonType.Submit, Val(Text("submit")))
"button" #> Button(ButtonType.Submit, buttonAction map { action => "img [src]" #> action.img & ".text" #> action.text })


[gecode-users] branchings methods Space* arguments
Filip Konvička
filip.konvicka at logis.cz
Fri Aug 31 10:38:21 CEST 2007
Hi,
my new propagators run just fine :-) Now I wanted to do create a
branching, and I don't understand why status(), descrption() and
commit() take the "Space *home" parameter. I thought that a branching is
bound to "its" space in the constructor, and that it would always
operate on that space. I also thought that it would, in the constructor
or in the post() function, create some views of some variables in the
space, and operate on them instead of accessing the space directly. In
fact, the same holds for propagators as well.
Can you explain, please?
Thanks,
Filip
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Hello I'm Jr, 24 years old. And currently Junior Photographer.
I love to listen to music and playing guitar ~
Also i'm a gamer, And i love to do some handstands in the weekend. Fan of technology and just chill vibes I love positivity and great energy.
I love to learn and improve myself and that's something that's central in my life.
Currently pursuing a lot of skills including: Manage all facets of photo shoots including scheduling, designing sets, shooting, photo editing, collaborating with clients and closing add-on sales. Strong digital/technical skills; use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC daily.
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How to rotate the screen on a Samsung Galaxy S10 and troubleshoot your screen if it's not rotating, Business Insider - Business Insider Singapore
by Dave Johnson, Business Insider US- You can usually automatically rotate the screen on your Samsung Galaxy S10 when you turn the phone horizontally.
- To enable this feature, make sure “Auto rotate” is enabled. You can tell it’s turned off if the icon is marked “Portrait.”
- If this doesn’t seem to work, make sure you’re trying to rotate a compatible app, like Google Chrome.
- Visit Business Insider’s homepage for more stories.
Your Samsung Galaxy S10 knows when you are holding your phone horizontally (in “landscape mode”) and can rotate the screen to make better use of the phone’s orientation.
Not every app supports this auto rotate feature, and it’s hard to predict which apps rotate and which don’t. The Google Play Store rotates, while the Samsung Galaxy Store does not, for example.
But most apps that would seem to benefit from rotation, like web browsers and photo apps, do rotate automatically, as long as the Galaxy S10‘s Auto rotate feature is turned on.
Check out the products mentioned in this article:
Samsung Galaxy S10 (From $599.99 at Best Buy)
How to rotate the screen on your Samsung Galaxy S10
If your phone is not rotating when you turn the phone sideways, make sure that it’s enabled.
1. Swipe down from the top of the screen to display the Control Center. Swipe a second time to reveal all icons.
2. Make sure that “Auto rotate” is enabled – the icon is blue and labeled “Auto rotate.” If it’s turned off, it will appear grey and will be labeled “Portrait.”
How to test your auto rotation on the Galaxy S10
If the screen doesn’t appear to be rotating automatically, test it in an app that you know supports auto rotation, like Chrome or Samsung Internet.
Rotate the phone to horizontal and be sure not to touch the screen (it won’t rotate while being touched). If it doesn’t work, you can see if the phone’s accelerometer is working properly.
1. Start the Phone app.
2. Dial “*#0*#” and you should see the Galaxy S10’s diagnostic screen.
3. Tap “Sensor.”
4. In the Accelerometer Sensor section, tap “Image Test.”
You can see if the accelerometer is working on this screen, but it’s easier if you switch to the test image.
1. Rotate the screen to see if the image rotates. If it does not, contact Samsung for support.
2. To exit this test screen, double-tap the back button several times to return to the Phone app.
Related coverage from How To Do Everything: Tech:
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How to hide photos on a Samsung Galaxy S10 by creating a Secure Folder
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How to charge your Samsung Galaxy S10 faster in 2 simple ways
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How to save battery on your Samsung Galaxy S10 in 4 simple ways
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‘Why does my Galaxy S10’s brightness keep changing?’: How to keep your S10’s brightness the same and control it manually
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How to set a custom ringtone on your Samsung Galaxy S10, and choose your own music or assign it to a specific caller


In-store Beacon App Help
Provided that Bluetooth low energy is supported on the device the application will detect and show on the App the Beacons around it.
The user will see the products advertised by the Beacon and will have a button to access the Website with that promotion
The information that the user will see is the following:
- Product discount with a discount percentage
- Product brand being promoted
- Product type in offer by this deal
- Product Website whit more info about the deal
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Commandos 2, Praetorians HD remasters get January release date on PC
Beta in December, console versions in "spring".
News by Matt Wales, Reporter Updated on 13 November 2019
Kalypso Media has revealed that its HD remasters of stealth-tactics classic Commandos 2 and Roman Empire strategy game Praetorians will be coming to PC on 24th January next year.
Commandos 2, which was developed by Pyro Studios and originally debuted in 2001, tasks players with leading a small team of WW2 soldiers - each with their own unique specialisations, ranging from sniper to demolitions expert - across a series of isometric stages in order to complete various open-ended sabotage and assassination missions.
Its brutally challenging blend of strategy and stealth earned it much praise (and elicited many swears, I can attest) on release, and Kalypso Media's HD remaster promises to build on the original with updated graphics and enhanced controls.
Pyro Studios' Praetorians, meanwhile, initially released on PC in 2003. Its Rome-themed slice of real-time strategy aimed to differentiate itself from other RTS games of the time by focussing on tactical troop management, rather than the management of resources. It too will enjoy updated graphics and enhanced controls when its remaster arrives in January next year.
Both games are set to receive a pre-release beta on PC from 13th December this year, and anyone that pre-orders from Kalypso's store will be eligible to play. The beta versions will feature revamped tutorials, access to each game's campaign missions and skirmish maps, plus "high definition sheen". The Praetorians beta will also include a multiplayer mode.
The Commandos 2 and Praetorians HD remasters will be available to purchase individually when they release on 24th January next year, and there's also a two-game bundle on Kalypso's store. Both titles will be heading to PS4 and Xbox One in "spring 2020" and a Switch version of Commandos 2 will arrive at the same time.


Single Sign On
Single Sign On (SSO) allows your customers to manage their team’s users outside of your built-in user table. SSO centralizes the database of users into a single service that controls authorization to all accounts and applications.
Enterprises use a large number of services with a large number of end users. It is nearly impossible to manage hundreds, thousands or tens of thousands of users across tens or hundreds of different applications. For this reason, enterprises have been using Single Sign On (or directory services) to manage the provisioning, deprovisioning and permissioning of accounts and privileges for many years.
There are several standards that will allow your customers to manage users in a single directory. The leading standard is SAML. However, OAuth & OpenID-Connect based systems for federation via Google Apps, Salesforce, Slack & GitHub are also becoming quite popular.
Basics:
SAML can be a little overwhelming to start. While the XML syntax of SAML is complex, the overall solution isn’t hard to understand once you understand the common language:
- SAML: The standard that different systems, written by different vendors have agreed to use when communicating.
- SCIM: While SAML provides a login and authentication flow, SCIM is a relatively new and yet to be widely adopted standard that provides a provisioning and deprovisioning flow.
- IdP: The IdP is the identity provider. This is the directory or database that contains the actual user and group accounts. For example, if a large organization manages their users in Microsoft Active Directory Federation Services (aka AD), then AD is the IdP in this SAML environment.
- SP: The SP is the Service Provider. This is the application that is attempting to authenticate (probably your application).
- Claims: It’s easy to think of SAML as a direct replacement for a username/password combo, but it can also pass additional metadata (these attributes are called “claims”) from the IdP into the app.
Integrating SAML
If your application currently has a self-managed user table for authentication and you decide to add SAML support, you can minimize the risk and effort by learning what you will need to do.
Implementation
When a product changes from only self-authenticating users to having multiple options for authentication, it’s tempting to emulate the current user model in your system. This isn’t a good idea because the different types of user objects have different properties and it isn’t often a perfect match.
You will need to consider changes to your system in the following areas:
- A new team admin page. Your team administrators will need to have a place to manage their SAML certificates and redirect URIs to configure their accounts.
- A custom login page for teams. This can be difficult because “regular” users will continue to log in on the login page, but SAML users will need to know about a custom page for their own team to log in. One common solution is to have an internal table of redirect URLs for SAML users and to replace your login screen with a form that only collects email address. Once your API has the email address, you can make a decision about whether to prompt for the password or to redirect this user to a custom SAML login page.
- Admin accounts. Consider allowing admins to maintain the ability to login with a username and password. This can be useful to ensure that they don’t lose access to their account due to misconfiguration.
Once you’ve decided to support SAML, it’s important to test your implementation with all of the common IdPs and SPs (Bitium, Centrify, Okta, OneLogin, Ping Identity, AD, LDAP). In addition to testing, provide your customer with specific integration instructions for connecting the IdP to your application.
To get started developing, you should set up several different IdPs services to use and test with. Pick commonly used IdPs that are easy to set up. Some good starting points are to create a Windows server on AWS, GCE or Azure and install Active Directory. Initially, it might make sense to just start with a mock Identity Provider like the one freely available at https://idp.bitium.com. Once your application works against this mock IdP, then start testing it on Active Directory, FreeIPA, 389, OpenLDAP, and others.
There are some services to help jumpstart you so you don’t have to understand, parse or write anything in XML also. Consider using Bitium’s BASE service to get started. It can connect to any IdP and allows you to start making the product changes to your own site immediately, without having to look for and build SAML libraries.
Additionally, you should consider integrating with OAuth Federation flows for Google Apps, Slack, Salesforce, GitHub and other flows. There are some services (Auth0) to help implement multiple OAuth provides without writing additional code.
Converting from standard to SAML login
Your users don’t want to lose their history when their login is changed from a plain user-based login to a SAML login. It’s important to think about how to manage this binding. In our review of Slack’s SAML Integration, there’s a good example of how this could work.
Deep linking
The SAML spec supports authentication on deep-linked content through the RelayState parameter. Ensure that your application communicates & honors this when it is received after authentication.
User table
If you’re not using the SCIM protocol, you’ll likely want to change the state of your user table for SAML enabled accounts. You should not automatically provision full accounts when a SAML user logs in because you will have no way to deprovision these accounts. This is what SCIM was created to help solve.
Documenting
While most end users will be familiar with their SSO platform of choice, it can be useful to provide step-by-step walk throughs for each major provider.


By way of starting from the outside I try talking to SharePoint via Rest.
So one good thing about my new job is that they have an expectation that you will be pursuing training as part of your regular duties. In my case in particular, with my being new and unfamiliar with much of their tech, I have a large amount of time allocated to training.
After going through some more general SharePoint training on PluralSight I started digging into how I can interact with SharePoint programmatically. There are actually a number of ways available: the old Server-side Object Model (SSOM), the newer Client-side Object Model (CSOM) and it's JavaScript counterpart (JSOM), and the very new Rest API. There are some trade-offs picking any one of these: the SSOM is effectivly depreciated, JSOM requires running in a served page due to cross origin issues, CSOM is a dotnet assembly that simulates the SSOM in many ways, and the Rest API doesn't yet have complete feature coverage.
For my first experiments I chose the Rest API, mainly because I like the Rest idea, and have written some Rest-like code before. I also feel like it is a little lower-level and puts you in more direct contact with SharePoint's inner workings. Also knowledge of the Rest API is reusable in deployed JavaScript code and AFAIK the CSOM/JSOM are primarily hitting the Rest endpoints internally too.
My first attempt didn't go well. I tried at first to create a plain HTML page and use JQuery to access an internal data source. I expected IE to handle the auth, and hoped being on the domain would exempt me from cross-origin issues, but it didn't. Interestingly renaming my HTML to an HTA (Hyper Text Application) allowed me to circumvent the same-origin rule, but MicroSoft has depreciated HTAs.
Here is the complete HTML and Javascript:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=UTF-8" />
<title>Company Search</title>

Company Search

// IIFE wrapper
(function() {
var baseUrl = "http://--omitted--/companies/_api/web"
var ViewModel = function() {
this.items = ko.observableArray([]);
this.addItem = function(item) {
this.items.push(item);
}.bind(this);
};
$(document).ready(function() {
// Grab the page content container and build a new ViewModel and bind them.
var container = $("#Content")[0]
var vm = new ViewModel();
ko.applyBindings(vm, container);
// Kick-off a ajax request to populate the ViewModel.
$.ajax({
url: baseUrl + "/lists/getByTitle('companies')/items"
+ "?$select=Title&$top=20",
method: "GET",
headers: {"Accept": "application/json;odata=verbose"}
})
.done(function(data) {
var res = data.d.results;
for (var i=0;i < res.length; i++) {
vm.addItem(res[i].Title);
}
})
.fail(function() {vm.addItem("REST request failed!")});
})
})();
I was really looking forward to making some nice interactive graphical UIs for
results view. As a fallback though I moved to a C# console application, mainly
for ease of development. It seems there is some disagreement about which Dotnet
library is best for consuming Rest services. In the end I went with System.Net
with HttpWebRequest
s, which are a little awkward but seemed to work well enough.
After my first successful tests I started factoring out some common code, and also created a couple of little applications for different things. Without Git on my work machine though I lost my initial work as it evolved into other things.
One thing I did play with was using async/await for all the network code, Which is sort of interesting since console apps don't have a mainloop/UI thread. There are two places where asynchrony is meaningful in this context: First the ability to cancel pending requests (i.e. on ctrl-c break), second when starting multiple blocking requests. It takes a little machinery to setup an async-cancelable console app. You need to create a cancellation token, and you need a separate async method since you can't make the entry-point async.
private static int Main(string[] args)
{
var source = new CancellationTokenSource();
// This binds to the break event (ctrl-c)
Console.CancelKeyPress += (s, e) =>
{
e.Cancel = true;
source.Cancel();
};
try
{
return MainAsync(args, source.Token).GetAwaiter().GetResult();
}
catch (OperationCanceledException)
{
return 1223; // Cancelled
}
}
private static async Task<int> MainAsync(string[] args, CancellationToken token)
{
// Make async calls...
Console.ReadLine();
return 0; // Success
}
The next issue was that unlike most FooAsync methods
HttpWebResponse.GetResponseAsync
doesn't have an overload that accepts a
cancellation token. That is fixed easily enough with an extension method (a
helper method would be fine too):
// HttpWebResponse.GetResponseAsync with cancellation support
public static class ExtensionMethods {
public static async Task<HttpWebResponse> GetResponseAsync(this HttpWebRequest request, CancellationToken token)
{
using (token.Register(() => request.Abort(), useSynchronizationContext: false))
{
try
{
var response = await request.GetResponseAsync();
return (HttpWebResponse)response;
}
catch (WebException ex)
{
// WebException is thrown when request.Abort() is called,
// but there may be many other reasons,
// propagate the WebException to the caller correctly
if (token.IsCancellationRequested)
{
// the WebException will be available as Exception.InnerException
throw new OperationCanceledException(ex.Message, ex, token);
}
// cancellation hasn't been requested, rethrow the original WebException
throw;
}
}
}
}
I started out with just a method making GET requests along-side the main method, but as things evolved I ended up with a little collection of request helper methods. These aren't super reusable, they mainly reflect what I needed at the time. Also the error handling is not very helpful, and response handling could be factored out into its own method too:
public static class RestHelpers
{
public static async Task<string> GetJsonResponseAsync(Uri target, CancellationToken token)
{
var req = WebRequest.Create(target) as HttpWebRequest;
req.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
req.Accept = "application/json;odata=verbose";
try
{
var resp = await req.GetResponseAsync(token);
using (var reader = new StreamReader(resp.GetResponseStream()))
{
return await reader.ReadToEndAsync();
}
}
catch (WebException)
{
return "";
}
}
// Post with no body (used to get bearer token)
public static async Task<string> PostJsonResponseAsync(Uri target, CancellationToken token)
{
var req = WebRequest.Create(target) as HttpWebRequest;
req.Method = "POST";
req.ContentLength = 0;
req.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
req.Accept = "application/json;odata=verbose";
try
{
var resp = await req.GetResponseAsync(token);
using (var reader = new StreamReader(resp.GetResponseStream()))
{
return await reader.ReadToEndAsync();
}
}
catch (WebException)
{
return "";
}
}
// Post with body
public static async Task<string> PostJsonResponseAsync(Uri target, string contentType, string content, string bearer, CancellationToken token)
{
var data = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(content);
var req = WebRequest.Create(target) as HttpWebRequest;
req.Method = "POST";
req.ContentType = contentType;
req.ContentLength = data.Length;
req.Headers.Add("X-RequestDigest", bearer);
req.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
req.Accept = "application/json;odata=verbose";
using (var stream = req.GetRequestStream())
{
stream.Write(data, 0, data.Length);
}
try
{
var resp = await req.GetResponseAsync(token);
using (var reader = new StreamReader(resp.GetResponseStream()))
{
return await reader.ReadToEndAsync();
}
}
catch (WebException)
{
return "";
}
}
// Post/Patch
public static async Task<string> PatchJsonResponseAsync(Uri target, string contentType, string content, string bearer, CancellationToken token)
{
var data = Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(content);
var req = WebRequest.Create(target) as HttpWebRequest;
req.Method = "POST";
req.ContentType = contentType;
req.ContentLength = data.Length;
req.Headers.Add("X-RequestDigest", bearer);
req.Headers.Add("X-HTTP-Method", "PATCH");
req.Headers.Add("If-Match", "*");
req.Credentials = CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials;
req.Accept = "application/json;odata=verbose";
using (var stream = req.GetRequestStream())
{
stream.Write(data, 0, data.Length);
}
try
{
var resp = await req.GetResponseAsync(token);
using (var reader = new StreamReader(resp.GetResponseStream()))
{
return await reader.ReadToEndAsync();
}
}
catch (WebException)
{
return "";
}
}
public static async Task<string> GetBearerTokenAsync(string target, CancellationToken token)
{
var uri = new Uri(target + "_api/contextinfo");
var json = await PostJsonResponseAsync(uri, token);
var data = JObject.Parse(json);
return (string)data.SelectToken("$.d.GetContextWebInformation.FormDigestValue");
}
}
I am unsurprisingly using Json.Net for json processing. I've played with both XPath style data access and object mapping style, but haven't developed a preference. Here is an example of pulling paged data from a large list:
private static string apiUri = "_api/lists/getbytitle('companies')/items";
// Yes that is an awkward method signature
private static async Task<List<KeyValuePair<string, bool>>> GetStatusListAsync(CancellationToken token)
{
var queryUri = "?$select=Title,RegulatoryStatus";
var uri = new Uri(Endpoints.PreCompanies + apiUri + queryUri);
var nameAndStatus = new List<KeyValuePair<string, bool>>();
string title, stat;
JObject data;
string next;
var json = await RestHelpers.GetJsonResponseAsync(uri, token);
while (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(json))
{
data = JObject.Parse(json);
foreach (var d in data.SelectToken("$.d.results"))
{
Console.Write(".");
title = (string)d["Title"];
stat = (string)d["RegulatoryStatus"];
nameAndStatus.Add(new KeyValuePair<string, bool>(
title.ToLower(),
stat.ToLower() == "active"));
}
next = (string)data["d"]["__next"];
if (string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(next))
break;
uri = new Uri(next);
json = await RestHelpers.GetJsonResponseAsync(uri, token);
}
return nameAndStatus;
}
I needed an ordered list of pairs for subsequent processing steps, and
KeyValuePair
IMO has a nicer interface than generic Tuple
s, at least in
C#. The items endpoint provides records a hundred at a time by default with an
href pointing to the next page of results. Although it does require extra
processing the paging is convenient for accessing lists that would otherwise be
throttled by SharePoint due to result size.
At this point I've written several of these little utilities for misc tasks I've been working on, including posting files and modifying existing items. They have worked well, but at this point I would recommend the CSOM if you are writing C#. It was a fun experiment though, and gave good practical experience with SharePoint's Rest implementation.
Due to a requirement of my next task I had to use the SSOM, and I decided to finally dig into PowerShell, but I'll cover that next time.


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During the second week of this program, you will have a chance to participate in a "Field Day" where you will get to act out the ZR game and begin to make the best plan you can to win the game. This will help you develop a program for a team player that you will use in an Intramural Competition in Week 3. You'll also learn much more about the math and physics involved in maneuvering the SPHERES satellites and about programming.
By the end of this week, you should:
Now, let's get started by simulating the ZR game using one of the members of your team as the game player!
With this field day experience, you will get the chance to understand the game better by acting it out yourself. It will also help your team develop a strategy for coding your ZR player.
Note to educators: This guide will help you prepare for the main event of Field Day: acting out the game.
Have you ever thought about the importance of a comma? Consider its role in the statement, "Let's eat, Grandma!" This simple invitation to join in a meal becomes quite sinister when we remove the comma, becoming "Let's eat Grandma!" Thus, commas prevent cannibalism every day.
In mathematics, there are objects like the comma that can change the meaning of the function entirely. Most often, these objects are parentheses–they indicate that whatever is in the middle of the two parentheses should be done before what is on the outside. Consider the following examples:
4 + 5 × 3 = 19
(4 + 5) × 3 = 27
Here, the parentheses made a large difference into how the math was carried out–and on the answer. In order to make sure that the same answer is always given by a single equation, there is a set of rules called the "Order of Operations." These rules ensure, just like commas, that math is consistent, reliable, and non-criminal.
Try it out on your own and solve the Order of Operations Crossword. (If you need help or to check your answers, use the solutions here.)
In Week 1, you learned about conditional statements. Now, work through the tutorial, The Conditionals: The Basics of "If-Then,", in which you will use a specific type of conditional statement ("If, Then" statements) as well as the logic operators you've learned about to program a SPHERES satellite to move to multiple locations.
Directions are an important part of getting around in our world. When you tell your friends how to get to your house, you don't just tell them how far they have to walk–you also tell them what direction to go. Without direction, your friends could end up in a completely different area of town.
Not only is direction important in getting to people's houses–it is also important in the world of math and physics. Vectors are used to describe direction and magnitude in mathematics. They are necessary when describing motion, forces, and movement in the grid.
To learn more about vectors, conduct a Vector Voyage.
This map and information about going from two to three dimensions are both included on this slideshow.
To learn more about graphing, try this activity:
To learn more about Cartesian coordinates, try this activity:
Work through the next tutorial on conditionals and logic operators to further reinforce these concepts. This tutorial has two parts, which will allow you to practice programming with "If, Then" statements and logic operators and learn how to use the Debug feature of the ZR IDE.
In the first tutorial, Conditionals: More Fun with "If-Then" and Logic Operators, you will use an "If-Then" statement and some additional logic operators ('= =' and '! =') to show that the loop you created is called once per second by the SPHERES control system. In the second tutorial, Conditionals with Advanced Logic Operators, you will use still more logic operators ('and' and 'or') and conditional statements to change the position and attitude of the SPHERES satellite.
In Week 1, you learned about conditional statements. To review, look at the examples in the What If: An Introduction to Conditional Statements PowerPoint presentation. Then complete this tutorial, which will help you extend your understanding of conditional statements by introducting "If, Then, Else" statements.
Learn all about Newton's Laws:
To help you program your ZR player, it is helpful to learn about some more advanced programming components. To do so, review this slideshow and complete the tasks within it.
Now, you are ready to start programming. To begin, complete the Introduction to Game Mode tutorial, in which you will learn to use the game mode (as opposed to the free mode that you have been using up to this point). You will use this and the game manual while you are programming your player.
Then look at the Let the Games Begin slideshow.


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{% endblock %} {% block container %} {{ block.super }}Welcome to Sunlight Academy, a collection of interactive tutorials for journalists, activists, researchers and students to learn about tools by the Sunlight Foundation and others to unlock government data.
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R/data_io_functions.R
do_max_lik_fits.Rd
This is one of a set of helper functions for undertaking a typical analysis of radiocarbon dates. For details on the overall framework for these helper function, see set_rc_meas.
do_max_lik_fits(data_dir, analysis_name, dtau = 5, input_seed = NA, ...)
| data_dir | The directory in which to store analysis data |
|---|---|
| analysis_name | A unique name for a given analysis in data_dir |
| dtau | The spacing in years to use for the sampling grid |
| input_seed | An integer seed that will be used to set the seed for calls to the maximum likelihood fits. |
| ... | Additional arguments to pass to the optimization function (see fit_trunc_gauss_mix)
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To ensure reproducibility, the input_seed can be provided. The behavior and expectations are identical to the same parameter used in fit_trunc_gauss_mix, except that if a vector is specified it should be the same length as the vector K in analysis$density_model$K. That is, input_seed should be either (1) a single integer or (2) a vector of length analysis$density_model$K.


Other objects¶
Other types of data provided by the DocumentCloud system.
Annotations¶
Notes left in documents.
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annotation_obj.
access
¶ The privacy level of the resource within the DocumentCloud system. It will be either
public
orprivate
.
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annotation_obj.
description
¶ Space for a lengthy text block that will be published below the highlighted text in the DocumentCloud design.
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annotation_obj.
id
¶ The unique identifer of the document in DocumentCloud’s system.
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annotation_obj.
location
¶ The location of where the annotation appears on the document’s page. Defined by the Locations class.
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annotation_obj.
page
¶ The page where the annotation appears.
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annotation_obj.
title
¶ The name of the annotation, which appears in the table of contents and above the highlighted text when published by DocumentCloud.
Entities¶
Keywords extracted from documents with OpenCalais.
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location_obj.
relevance
¶ The weighting associated with this connection by OpenCalais. Higher numbers are supposed to be more relevant.
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location_obj.
type
¶ The category of entity the value belongs to.
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location_obj.
value
¶ The name of the entity extracted from the document (i.e. “Los Angeles” or “Museum of Modern Art”)
Locations¶
The location where Annotations are placed within a document.
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location_obj.
bottom
¶ The value of the bottom edge of an annotation.
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location_obj.
left
¶ The value of the left edge of an annotation.
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location_obj.
right
¶ The value of the right edge of an annotation.
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location_obj.
top
¶ The value of the top edge of an annotation.


I am Gowtham Kuntumalla, a Masters student majoring in Mechanical Engineering at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. I received a Bachelor of Technology degree in Mechanical Engineering and a minor in Computer Science from Indian Institute of Technology, Bombay in 2018. Playing Badminton and video games are my favorite pastimes. My hometown is Tirupati, located in the southern India.
Currently, I am working on a metal polymer hybrid heat exchanger project which is a collaboration between 5 different research groups at MechSE. My work revolves around fabrication and thermomechanical testing of the novel heat exchanger system. Prof. Sanjiv Sinha & Prof. Placid Ferreira are my advisors.
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Short link to this repository: bit.ly/2zx5Hgx
Here are the notebooks we’re working through, in order. If GitHub is having issues and not displaying notebooks, you can also see them on the nbviewer.jupyter.org site.
Teaching and Assignment Notebooks
Project Notebooks
Other Notebooks
pythontutor.com is great for running small blocks of code, and seeing how Python uses your code to do what you want. Copy and paste one of your programs into the editor, and step through your code to see exactly how it runs.