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SCHINDLER'S LIST A film by Steven Spielberg Starring: Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, and Ralph Fiennes Written by Steven Zaillian Based on the novel by Thomas Keneally
At the end of Steven Spielberg's emotionally draining masterpiece, one gets the true feeling of the depth of man's inhumanity, especially to other men. There is a deep sense of fear and dread that follows a viewing of SCHINDLER'S LIST, a feeling that a viewer is about to be bombarded with the horror of a time long gone, yet oddly familiar. SCHINDLER'S LIST is one of those truly rare films which aspire to something more than filmed entertainment: it aspires to be something truly powerful, to depict something brutally horrifying and find the inner beauty deep inside it, somewhere. It begs to search the souls of men to find the evils and the goods, and tries to explain, give some rationale as to man's most tragic failings. It is a film about how men can fall to their most inner hatreds, and how some special men can overcome their many failings to emerge as intensely flawed heroes. In a sense, SCHINDLER'S LIST depicts the personal journey of one man, and the massive journey of one race, as they both somehow interweave through the fates of history's most brutal massacre. There is that deep sense of ominous foreboding, as if we know this story, but the brutal realities of it being displayed on screen disturb us, make us vomit and retch, and cleanse us of the inner demons which cause man to do such crimes. And yet, there is a flicker, a barely noticeable candle of hope in the deepest despair, there is a shining example of what man can be, instead of what he often is. SCHINDLER'S LIST probably probes man's fate in the world more than any film since possibly 2001.
The film, on a personal level, concentrates on the remarkable story of Oskar Schindler (Neeson), a German businessman, a womanizer, drinker, chain-smoker, greedy, self-centered member of the Nazi party. Schindler is lazy, conceited, and finds joy in the one thing that shall make him the most money: war. He is a classic example of the "war profiteer". At the start of the film, Schindler purchases an enamel factory, through which he wishes to make pots and pans for the German army, as well as armaments if necessary. He decides to employs Jews in the ghettos of Poland, due to their cheap labor cost, and works with Jewish accountant Itzhak Stern (Kingsley) to find Jewish partners to gain investors and make his supplies. Stern comes up with the ingenious idea to save those who have no "essential" skills: teachers, musiciens, rabbis, and the handicapped, and labels them as "essential workers", allowing them to work in Schindler's factory. During the film's middle portion, Spielberg shifts his focus from Schindler to the Holocaust in general, and in particular to Commandant Amon Goeth (Fiennes), who is in charge of the ghetto, and later moves all the Jews to a forced labor camp. Schindler becomes close friends with Goeth in order to have his factory run even within the walls of the camp, but he slowly sees the monstrosities committed by the Nazis to his workers, and to others.
During moments of the second act, Spielberg focuses on children. There are unforgettable moments of power when Spielberg shows the inhumane cruelty suffered by innocent children, and the changes that happen to these little boys and girls, no older than 10 or 11. Spielberg has often been accused of oversentimentality: there is one portion, when he colors the coat of a girl as she is walking through the ghetto, intercutting with Schindler watching her. It can be said that this is a "Spielbergian" touch of audience manipulation. However, Spielberg isn't looking for that: he is demonstrating, in frightening terms, the intensenly personal effects of the Holocaust. So often, 11 million people are reduced to a number. Spielberg is able to cast every single one of those 11 million people, including the millions of children, into real people in one devastating shot where the red coat is on a conveyer belt full of dead bodies. It is a stunning example of how truly atrocious this time period was.
The third act is where Schindler creates his list. The flawed war profiteer has chosen to stop the madness that has been unjustly going on. He spends his entire fortune, bankrupts himself, and literally purchases 1000 lives from Goeth. He takes these 1000 people away from the death camps, and puts them to work in his factory, saving them from the horrors that were to happen to them. Kingsley delivers history's judgement of Oskar Schindler in a moving scene: "He who saves one life, saves the world entire." It is a touching moment in a film full of intensely touching moments. By this time, the audience has been purely devastated in immense heartache: there is no more that can be done to further impact a viewer.
When SCHINDLER'S LIST was profiled on AFI's top 100 list, the reviewer said that SCHINDLER'S LIST was able to capture death more realistically than anything ever before seen. Death is so realistic that it touches the viewer dramatically. Surely, the brilliant decision to film in black and white is a reason, and for that Spielberg and Janusz Kaminski have to be thanked. It is a stunning example of cinematography never before experienced on screen. The script, by Hollywood's premier writer of serious fare, is ingenious, deftly mixing in humor at times to give the audience the further impression that this was real, that this actually happened. John Williams turns in his most moving and haunting score, with sounds that are simply breathtaking. The repeating melody is as tragic and somber as anything ever before composed.
The perfomances are downright exquisite. Neeson makes his career with a stunning performance that lifts him into the stratosphere of great actors. Kingsley is absolutely magnificent, but the true discovery is Ralph Fiennes's dramatically scary turn as Amon Goeth. This is one cold-hearted killer, with a complicated, twisted personality.  It is one of the century's most horribly frightening, disgustingly repulsing, truly brilliant performances.
SCHINDLER'S LIST is as raw, as punishing, as brilliant, and as hopeful as film has ever been on screen. It is a brutal example of what film can do, pushed to its highest limits and taken to its most extreme bounds. It is without a doubt Steven Spielberg's greatest acheivement, and one of the greatest films of all time. Remarkably clear, poignantly devastating, and lovingly portrayed by a filmmaker who knows the true power of his art, SCHINDLER'S LIST is the best film is a generation, and one of the most inspired pieces of art in history. Magnificent.
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RECS|Box Redfish API v1.2.0
This is the documentation of the RECS|Box Redfish API v1.2.0.The entry point of this API (and any Redfish API) is the ServiceRoot. One should start exploring at that Schema.
In case of an error, the API will respond with an HTTP status code as defined by the Redfish standard.
In addition to that, an error description will be returned in the format described in the Error schema.
Referenced Versions
- DMTF Redfish Scalable Platforms Management API Specification 1.4.0
- DMTF Redfish Schema Version 2017.3
Schema Definitions
Endpoint Definitions
| Resource | URI |
|---|---|
| Baseboard | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID} |
| BaseboardCollection | /redfish/v1/Baseboards /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards |
| Chassis | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID} |
| ChassisCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis |
| ComposedNode | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID} |
| ComposedNodeCollection | /redfish/v1/ComposedNodes /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes |
| ComputerSystem | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID} |
| ComputerSystemCollection | /redfish/v1/Systems /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems |
| EthernetInterface | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/EthernetInterfaces/{EthernetInterfaceID} |
| EthernetInterfaceCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/EthernetInterfaces |
| HSLLConnection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID}/{HSLLConnectionSetID}/{HSLLConnectionID} |
| HSLLConnectionSet | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID}/{HSLLConnectionSetID} |
| HSLLInterface | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/Ports/{PortID}/HSLLInterface /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/HSLLInterface /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/PCIeDevices/{PCIeDeviceID}/HSLLInterface |
| JsonSchemaFile | /redfish/v1/JsonSchemas/{JsonSchemaFileID} |
| JsonSchemaFileCollection | /redfish/v1/JsonSchemas |
| PCIeDevice | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/PCIeDevices/{PCIeDeviceID} |
| PCIeDeviceCollection | /redfish/v1/PCIeDevices /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/PCIeDevices |
| PCIeFunction | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/PCIeFunctions/{PCIeFunctionID} /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/Ports/{PortID}/{PCIeFunctionID} /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/PCIeDevices/{PCIeDeviceID}/{PCIeFunctionID} /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID}/ProvidedPorts/{PortID}/{PCIeFunctionID} |
| PCIeFunctionCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/PCIeFunctions |
| Port | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/Ports/{PortID} /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID}/ProvidedPorts/{PortID} |
| PortCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/Ports /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ComposedNodes/{ComposedNodeID}/ProvidedPorts |
| Power | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Power /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/Power /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/Power |
| Processor | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/Processors/{ProcessorID} |
| ProcessorCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/Processors |
| ServiceRoot | /redfish/v1 |
| SoftwareInventory | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ImageInventory/{SoftwareInventoryID} |
| SoftwareInventoryCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/ImageInventory |
| Switch | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID} |
| SwitchCollection | /redfish/v1/Switches |
| Thermal | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Thermal /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/Thermal /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/Baseboards/{BaseboardID}/ComputerSystems/{ComputerSystemID}/Thermal |
| VLanNetworkInterface | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/VLANs/{VLanNetworkInterfaceID} /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/Ports/{PortID}/UntaggedVLAN |
| VLanNetworkInterfaceCollection | /redfish/v1/Chassis/{ChassisID}/{SwitchID}/VLANs |


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No known targeting problems.
} else {There are some targeting problems:
@if(pageskinsWithoutEditions.nonEmpty) {These pageskins have no edition set:
See https://frontend.gutools.co.uk/analytics/commercial/pageskins
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| Class | Sahi::Browser |
| In: |
lib/sahi.rb
|
| Parent: | Object |
The Browser class controls different browsers via Sahi‘s proxy.
Thank you Sai Venkat for helping kickstart the ruby driver.
| Author: | Narayan Raman<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
| Copyright: | Copyright (c) 2006 V Narayan Raman |
| License: | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
Download Sahi from sahi.co.in/ . Java 1.5 or greater is needed to run Sahi.
Start Sahi: cd sahi\userdata\bin; start_sahi.bat;
or
cd sahi/userdata/bin; start_sahi.sh;
Point the browser proxy settings to localhost 9999.
| popup_name | [RW] | |
| print_steps | [RW] | |
| proxy_host | [RW] | |
| proxy_port | [RW] | |
| sahisid | [RW] |
Takes browser_path and browser_options Various browser options needed to initialize the Browser object are:
Internet Explorer 6&7:
browser_path = "C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe" browser_options = ""
Internet Explorer 8:
browser_path = "C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\iexplore.exe" browser_options = "-nomerge"
Firefox:
userdata_dir = "D:/sahi/sf/sahi_993/userdata" # path to Sahi's userdata directory. browser_path = "C:\\Program Files\\Mozilla Firefox\\firefox.exe" browser_options = "-profile # {userdata_dir}/browser/ff/profiles/sahi0 -no-remote"
Chrome:
userdata_dir = "D:/sahi/sf/sahi_993/userdata" # path to Sahi's userdata directory. browser_path = "C:\\Documents and Settings\\YOU_THE_USER\\Local Settings\\Application Data\\Google\\Chrome\\Application\\chrome.exe" browser_options = "--user-data-dir=# {userdata_dir}\browser\chrome\profiles\sahi$threadNo"
Safari:
browser_path = "C:\\Program Files\\Safari\Safari.exe" browser_options = ""
Opera:
browser_path = "C:\\Program Files\\Opera\\opera.exe" browser_options = ""
waits for specified time (in seconds). if a block is passed, it will wait till the block evaluates to true or till the specified timeout, which ever is earlier.


JavaScript Function
This example shows the syntax of a function, without the use of arrow function syntax.


{{ relevant_request.request_type.name.capitalize }} requests are made to:
{% for pos in relevant_managers %}
{% if forloop.counter > 1 %}, {% endif %}
{{ pos.title }}
{% if pos.incumbent %}
( {{ pos.incumbent|display_user:user }})
{% else %}
(No incumbent)
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}
{% else %}
No managers are currently responsible for addressing {{ relevant_request.request_type.name.lower }} requests.
{% endif %}
{% if not relevant_request.owner.user = user and user.username != ANONYMOUS_USERNAME %}
{% endif %}
{% with vote_count_request=relevant_request %}
{% include "vote_list.html" %}
{% endwith %}
{{ relevant_request.body|safe }}
{% for response in request_responses %}
{% if forloop.counter > 1 %}
{% endif %}


I agree that there are (rare) cases where the O notation isn't very helpful - e.g. the simplex algorithm actually being efficient despite its O(n
3) time complexity, or the linear-time polygon triangulation with a ~10
150 constant (by Chazelle, the Clarkson/Seidel O(n log n) algorithm is faster for any polygon that fits into your RAM, that's for sure).
But in this case there are no hidden constants, and the O notation gives better results than your 2GHz-assumptions. (Or do you know what exactly is performed (data-)parallel, what kinds of pipelining optimizations can (not) be performed, if the amount of operations includes comparisons or only arithmetic operations, what the impact of the cache size and data locality is, how fast your FPU is and what can be performed parallel on it while the CPU does something else, ...? The factor you will be off is most likely > 100. The factor you will be off with the Big-Oh-calculus is in the same order, but it is (a) comparable (b) independent of hardware assumptions and (c) you see that the number of days is not important, while you were needlessly arguing with this value above. Plus, if it isn't "good enough", you can always count calculations, conditional statements etc. seperately. Or you could approximate constants. No matter what, you'll have something better than your wild guessing.
| Take HeapSort only, it has a worstcase complexity -O(n*log n).BUT, quicksort having worstcase O(n^2), is preferred over HeapSort due to the "SMALLER CONSTANT FACTOR" hidden in quicksort complexity |
What you describe has nothing to do with the "hidden constant", you compare different scenarios. Quicksort has an average case upper bound of O(n log n), and the O(n
2) case occurs with a probability of 1/n! (independent of the input, since the median determination it is based on the Monte-Carlo-method). Therefore it has about no impact on the average case, which is log(n!) = O(n log(n)) and occurring with a probability of ~1-1/n!. If you compare, please compare the same scenarios (and yes, QS is worse than HS in the worst case scenario. But not only in the Big-Oh-notation, also in reality).
In the analysis I gave, these cases are pretty much the same (worst case: all buildings have a different height, best case: all buildings have the same height, average case: the heights are uniformly distributed over the given range, which will result in ~b
2/(max height-min height) collisions - to few to mention in the given ranges, i.e. same as worst case).
If I read it right, your algorithm has one loop running b times, and an inner loop running "height" times, which might be a (quite large) value.


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Highlights from UX Strategy: How to Devise Innovative Digital Products that People Want by Jaime Levy
Highlights from this book
-
Intrapreneurship is the act of behaving like an entrepreneur while working within a large organization. You need to decide to take the fate of the product into your own hands through assertive risk-taking and innovation.
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If you are doing best practices, you are not innovating.
— look up later -
Two-sided markets are what make the Internet go around.
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The reality is that people often use products or combinations of products in ways that the product makers do not expect.
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Simply offering as many features as you can overlooks the holistic UX and business model, and it doesn’t address what features the customers actually want or need to accomplish their primary goal.
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The big payoff of exposing yourself to new experiences outside of your comfort zone is that they make it possible for us to grow as people. You change when you disrupt habitual patterns, and it affords you new ways of doing, being, and experiencing.
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Innovation can happen in small, incremental steps. You can innovate around a feature or an interface or in phases, and ultimately it builds up to this really extraordinary, meaningful, hard-to-replicate experience.
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Listen to those you don’t agree with. Are they making sense? Have you overlooked something? Seek opinions from people with different areas of expertise to gain different perspectives.
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The lesson is that strategy is iterative just like everything else.
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We need to accept that failure, while an insurmountable barrier to some, might be an essential part of our product’s journey toward success.


3 Data sources on real estate market
3.1 Basic data sources
- Land surveying documentation (dokumentacja geodezyjna)
- Mortgage registers (księgi wieczyste)
- Notarial deeds (akty notarialne)
- Reports and results of conducted analysis
- Surveys (based on questionaires)
- The Internet
- Newspaper offers
Research on Real Estate Market in Poland by Central Statistical Office (selected)
- LIVING CONDITIONS, SOCIAL ASSISTANCE
- 1.25.01(064) Household budgets
- 1.25.08(067) European Union Statistics on Income and Living Conditions
- 1.25.12(070) Poverty and social exclusion
- DWELLINGS, COMMUNAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- 1.26.01(073) Housing management
- 1.26.04(074) Property trade
- 1.26.06(075) Water, sewerage, heating, gas and electricity infrastructure
- 1.26.08(076) Municipal solid waste and the maintenance of municipalities in a clean and orderly condition
- 1.26.09(077) A survey of prices of housing and commercial properties
- 1.26.10(078) Description of housing resources
- AGRICULTURAL AND FORESTRY ACTIVITIES
- 1.45.02(124) Land management
- 1.45.03(125) Land use
- CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES
- 1.47.01(157) Construction and assembly production; costs listed by function of expense
- 1.47.04(158) Building permits issued and building notices submitted for the construction of buildings; effects of construction activities
- 1.47.05(159) Buildings completed
- 1.47.06(160) Demolition orders issued
- REGIONAL STUDIES
Source: Statistical Research Program of Public Statistics for 2017
3.2 Where we can get these data?
- Publications:
- Industry, Construction, Fixed Assets – http://stat.gov.pl/en/topics/industry-construction-fixed-assets/
- Municipal infrastructure – http://stat.gov.pl/en/topics/municipal-infrastructure/
- Real Estate Sales
- Municipal infrastructure
- Housing economy
- National Census of Population and Housing 2011
- Poland - macroeconomic indicators
- Selected monthly macroeconomic indicators
- Quarterly macroeconomic indicators
- Annual macroeconomic indicators
- Local data bank – https://bdl.stat.gov.pl/BDL/dane/podgrup/temat
- HOUSING ECONOMY AND MUNICIPAL INFRASTRUCTURE
- INDUSTRY AND CONSTRUCTION
- LOCAL GOVERNMENT (eg. taxes)
- Realized by NBP:
- 1.26.09(077) Badanie cen nieruchomości mieszkaniowych i komercyjnych
- Reports:
- Report on the situation in the Polish residential and commercial real estate market (yearly)
- House Prices Database - BaRN (2006 Q3 - 2016 Q3)
- Information on home prices and the situation in the residential and commercial real estate market in Poland (quarterly)
Source: http://www.nbp.pl/homen.aspx?f=/en/publikacje/inne/real_estate_market_pre.html
3.3 Obtaining data from the Internet
Here we will focus on two packages OECD
and eurostat
, which allows to download data directly from OECD and Eurostat databases.
In the first step we will install these two packages
install.packages(c('OECD','eurostat'))
Then, we need to load them
library('eurostat')
library('OECD')
3.3.1 OECD package
Now, we will focus on OECD package which consist of the following functions
browse_metadata
– Browse the metadata related to a series.get_dataset
– Download OECD data sets.get_datasets
– Get a data frame with information on all available datasets.get_data_structure
– Get the data structure of a dataset.search_dataset
– Search codes and descriptions of available OECD series
Let’s check what data sources are related to real estate market.
d <- search_dataset('real estate')
d
## # A tibble: 0 × 2
## # ... with 2 variables: id <fctr>, title <fctr>
Unfortunately, there are no tables that contains this term. Now, we can check property
which is a general term for objects on real estate market
d <- search_dataset('Property')
d
## # A tibble: 2 × 2
## id
## <fctr>
## 1 RPPI
## 2 RPPI_TARGET
## # ... with 1 more variables: title <fctr>
We found two indicators RPPI
and RPPI_TARGET
. We can use function browse_metadata
to provide information about these indicators.
<IP_ADDRESS> RPPI – Residential Property Prices Indices
RPPI
– Residential Property Prices Indices (RPPIs) – also named House price indices (HPIs), are index numbers that measure the price of residential properties over time. RPPIs are key statistics not only for citizens and households across the world, but also for economic and monetary policy makers. Among their professional uses, they serve, for example, to monitor macroeconomic imbalances and risk exposure of the financial sector.
Types of dwelling - please note that the classification and terminology may differ significantly from country to country.
- ‘All type of dwellings’ refers to all kind of dwellings purchased by households regardless of their the structural characteristics, e.g. single-detached houses, semi-detached houses, terraced houses, row houses or townhouses, multi-family apartments, condominiums, and coops, etc.
- ‘Single-family dwellings’ are generally free standing residential building, e.g. detached house
- ‘Multi-family dwellings’ are multiple separate housing units for residential inhabitants contained within one building or several buildings within one complex, e.g. apartment building, duplex or semi-detached house, and townhouse.
The statistical population is as follows
- The ‘Residential property Price Indices - Complete database’ dataset mainly contains quarterly statistics and related statistical methodological information for the 34 OECD member countries and for some non-member countries.
This dataset focuses on comparable series for 3 target indicators:
RPPI
- Sales of newly-built and existing dwellings, all types of dwellings, whole country;RPPI
- Sales of newly-built dwellings, all types of dwellings, whole country and;RPPI
- Sales of existing dwellings, all types of dwellings, whole country.
When none of these indicators was available, another one was selected. This is particularly true for Australia, Chile, Korea, Switzerland and the United States.
Data are available at a quarterly frequency for all the countries. For Canada, Chile, Israel, Japan, Korea and Turkey monthly data are also available.
<IP_ADDRESS> RPPI_TARGET – Residential Property Prices Indices (Headline indicators)
Now, let’s check RPPI_TARGET
variable
- The dataset called “Residential Property Price Indices (RPPIs) – Headline indicators” presents, for each country, the RPPI that is available at the most aggregate level.
The ‘Residential property Price Indices - Headline indicators’ mainly contains quarterly statistics and related statistical methodological information for the 34 OECD member countries and some non-member countries.
The Price Index based on sales of newly-built and existing dwellings over the whole country (RPPI - Sales of newly-built and existing dwellings, all types of dwellings, whole country) was systematically selected when available. When this indicators was not available, another one was selected. This is particularly true for Switzerland, Canada, Turkey, Japan, Norway, Australia, Greece, Korea and the United States.
Data are available at a quarterly frequency for all countries. For Canada, Chile, Israel, Japan, Korea and Turkey monthly data are also available.
<IP_ADDRESS> Obtaining the data
First, we should apply function get_data_structure
to verify the structure prior downloading
headline_struct <- get_data_structure('RPPI_TARGET')
str(headline_struct,1)
## List of 12
## $ VAR_DESC :'data.frame': 12 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ LOCATION :'data.frame': 46 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ SUBJECT :'data.frame': 8 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ GEO_COVERAGE :'data.frame': 3 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ MEASURE :'data.frame': 3 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ FREQUENCY :'data.frame': 3 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ TIME :'data.frame': 977 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ OBS_STATUS :'data.frame': 14 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ UNIT :'data.frame': 305 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ POWERCODE :'data.frame': 32 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ REFERENCEPERIOD:'data.frame': 78 obs. of 2 variables:
## $ TIME_FORMAT :'data.frame': 5 obs. of 2 variables:
This is a list that contains the following variables
headline_struct$VAR_DESC
## id description
## 1 LOCATION Country
## 2 SUBJECT Subject
## 3 GEO_COVERAGE Geographical coverage
## 4 MEASURE Measure
## 5 FREQUENCY Frequency
## 6 TIME Time
## 7 OBS_VALUE Observation Value
## 8 TIME_FORMAT Time Format
## 9 OBS_STATUS Observation Status
## 10 UNIT Unit
## 11 POWERCODE Unit multiplier
## 12 REFERENCEPERIOD Reference period
There are three indicators that we could focus on.
headline_struct$MEASURE
## id label
## 1 IXOB Index
## 2 GY Percentage change on the same period of the previous year
## 3 GP Percentage change from previous period
And have the following frequency
headline_struct$FREQUENCY
## id label
## 1 A Annual
## 2 Q Quarterly
## 3 M Monthly
For the purpose we will focus only on the following locations
- POL
- EU28
- CZE
- HUN
headline <- get_dataset(dataset = 'RPPI_TARGET',
filter = list(c('POL','EU28','CZE','HUN'))) %>%
filter(FREQUENCY == 'Q') %>%
select(LOCATION, obsTime, obsValue,MEASURE) %>%
mutate(obsTime = as.yearqtr(obsTime, format = '%Y-Q%q'))
Now, plot the data
headline %>%
filter(MEASURE == 'IXOB') %>%
ggplot(data = .,
aes(x = obsTime,
y = obsValue,
group = LOCATION,
colour = LOCATION)) +
geom_line() +
scale_x_yearqtr() +
theme_bw() +
ggtitle('Index (2010 = 100)') +
xlab('Quarter') +
ylab('Index')
We can also use these data to plot different index
headline %>%
filter(MEASURE == 'GP') %>%
ggplot(data = .,
aes(x = obsTime,
y = obsValue,
group = LOCATION,
colour = LOCATION)) +
geom_line() +
scale_x_yearqtr() +
theme_bw() +
ggtitle('Index (previous period = 100)') +
xlab('Quarter') +
ylab('Index')
Now, lets, check the same countries but for the index RPPI
.
rppi_dict <- get_data_structure('RPPI')
rppi <- get_dataset('RPPI',
list(c('POL','EU28','CZE','HUN'))) %>%
filter(FREQUENCY == 'Q',
MEASURE == 'IXOB') %>%
select(SUBJECT, LOCATION, obsTime, obsValue) %>%
mutate(obsTime = as.yearqtr(obsTime, format = '%Y-Q%q'))
Let’s plot the data
rppi %>%
ggplot(data = .,
aes(x = obsTime,
y = obsValue,
group = LOCATION,
colour = LOCATION)) +
geom_line() +
scale_x_yearqtr() +
theme_bw() +
ggtitle('Index (2010 = 100)') +
xlab('Quarter') +
ylab('Index') +
facet_wrap(~SUBJECT,
labeller = labeller(SUBJECT =
c(RP0101='Sales of newly-built\nand existing dwellings',
RPEX01='Sales of existing dwellings',
RPNW01='Sales of newly-built dwellings')))


Latex into HTML
2014-06-27
##Latex into HTML##
- For a workflow with latex and peer editing, latex in PDF has to be converted into some editieable formate can be used in texteditor
- based on this, latex tex files can be directly converted into html without
going for pdf.
- have to use this command htlatex mydocument.tex
, but asks to install the progrma sudo apt-get install tex4ht
, so install tex4ht
- then exectute the command of htlatex mydocument.tex
and it produced html with css and other requered files, this can be open in Libre text editor
to make peers to edit or correct the content


Class: Thread::Pool::Task
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Thread::Pool::Task
- Defined in:
- thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb
Overview
A task incapsulates a block being ran by the pool and the arguments to pass to it.
Constant Summary
- Timeout =
Class.new(Exception)
- Asked =
Class.new(Exception)
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#exception ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute exception.
-
#pool ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute pool.
-
#result ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute result.
-
#started_at ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute started_at.
-
#thread ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute thread.
-
#timeout ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute timeout.
Instance Method Summary collapse
-
#execute ⇒ Object
Execute the task.
- #finished? ⇒ Boolean
-
#initialize(pool, *args, &block) ⇒ Task
constructor
Create a task in the given pool which will pass the arguments to the block.
-
#raise(exception) ⇒ Object
Raise an exception in the thread used by the task.
- #running? ⇒ Boolean
-
#terminate!(exception = Asked) ⇒ Object
Terminate the exception with an optionally given exception.
- #terminated? ⇒ Boolean
-
#timeout! ⇒ Object
Force the task to timeout.
- #timeout? ⇒ Boolean
-
#timeout_after(time) ⇒ Object
Timeout the task after the given time.
Constructor Details
#initialize(pool, *args, &block) ⇒ Task
Create a task in the given pool which will pass the arguments to the block.
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 29 def initialize(pool, *args, &block) @pool = pool @arguments = args @block = block @running = false @finished = false @timedout = false @terminated = false end |
Instance Attribute Details
#exception ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute exception
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def exception @exception end |
#pool ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute pool
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def pool @pool end |
#result ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute result
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def result @result end |
#started_at ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute started_at
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def started_at @started_at end |
#thread ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute thread
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def thread @thread end |
#timeout ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute timeout
25 26 27 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 25 def timeout @timeout end |
Instance Method Details
#execute ⇒ Object
Execute the task.
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 57 def execute return if terminated? || running? || finished? @thread = Thread.current @running = true @started_at = Time.now pool.__send__ :wake_up_timeout begin @result = @block.call(*@arguments) rescue Exception => reason if reason.is_a? Timeout @timedout = true elsif reason.is_a? Asked return else @exception = reason raise @exception if Thread::Pool.abort_on_exception end end @running = false @finished = true @thread = nil end |
#finished? ⇒ Boolean
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 44 def finished? @finished end |
#raise(exception) ⇒ Object
Raise an exception in the thread used by the task.
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 85 def raise(exception) @thread.raise(exception) if @thread end |
#running? ⇒ Boolean
40 41 42 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 40 def running? @running end |
#terminate!(exception = Asked) ⇒ Object
Terminate the exception with an optionally given exception.
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 90 def terminate!(exception = Asked) return if terminated? || finished? || timeout? @terminated = true return unless running? self.raise exception end |
#terminated? ⇒ Boolean
52 53 54 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 52 def terminated? @terminated end |
#timeout! ⇒ Object
Force the task to timeout.
101 102 103 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 101 def timeout! terminate! Timeout end |
#timeout? ⇒ Boolean
48 49 50 |
# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 48 def timeout? @timedout end |
#timeout_after(time) ⇒ Object
Timeout the task after the given time.
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# File 'thread-0.2.2/lib/thread/pool.rb', line 106 def timeout_after(time) @timeout = time pool.__send__ :timeout_for, self, time self end |


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The Ladies Man * 1/2 (out of * * * * )
Directed by Reginald Hudlin. Cast: Tim Meadows, Karyn Parsons, Billy Dee Williams, Will Ferrell, Lee Evans, Tiffani Thiessen, Tamala Jones, Julianne Moore, Eugene Levy. 2000 - 87 minutes Rated R (for profanity, nudity, and sex). Reviewed by Dustin Putman, October 15, 2000.
It has become a sort of yearly tradition that Paramount Films teams up with SNL Studios to adapt one of their popular television skits into a feature-length film, for release each successive October. 1998 saw the surprisingly funny "A Night at the Roxbury," arguably the best SNL adaptation since 1992's "Wayne's World," and 1999's "Superstar," based on the Catholic school girl character Mary Katherine Gallagher, was generally entertaining, yet far too thin to fill up its already-brief 82-minute running time. Of their three most recent stabs at big-screen stardom, this year's "The Ladies Man," based on the exploits of shallow womanizer Leon Phelps, is, by far, the worst of the lot. Mostly unfunny and truly misguided in every respect, the film has neither the laughs of "Roxbury" nor the heart of "Superstar," exposing itself as merely a very shallow and forgettable comedy.
Ever since appearing on the doorstep of the Playboy mansion as a baby, Leon Phelps (Tim Meadows) has been a high-stylin', trash-talkin', woman-usin' sexual fanatic whose wardrobe and poofy hairstyle apparently haven't changed since the 1970's. Along with loyal producer and long-time friend Julie (Karyn Parsons), Leon runs a nightly radio call-in show called "The Ladies Man," in which he tries to solve the listeners' "romantic queries." When his raunchy and offensive show steps over the line, Leon and Julie find themselves jobless, hopping from one local radio station to the next in hopes of being hired.
All the while, a disgruntled man (Lee Evans) who caught his wife sleeping with Leon, joins a support group for husbands whose wives' have cheated on them with the mysterious black man with the smiley-face tattooed on his buttocks. They do not yet know his identity, of course, because all any of them have ever glimpsed was his naked backside as he ran away.
When SNL producer Lorne Michaels puts his head together each year with Paramount to develop a film based on one of their skits, is there ever any thought into actually developing it outside of its sketchy mediocrity? This question plagues the entirety of "The Ladies Man," inauspiciously directed by Reginald Hudlin (1992's "Boomerang") and written by Tim Meadows and Dennis McNicholas, which includes an enjoyable opening five minutes and then settles into complete tedium, its novelty run out before the middle of the first reel.
At least, at 87 minutes, it is mercifully short, though not short enough. In bringing his spicy Leon Phelps character to the big screen, Tim Meadows has done very little to make him more than a one-dimensional figure with middling appeal. In all fairness, Meadows is clearly having fun with his performance, but he isn't terribly charismatic, and pales in comparison to female costar Karyn Parsons (TV's "The Fresh Prince of Bel Air"), who shows a great deal of star presence and makes for a naturalistic romantic counterpart. It's just too bad she is stuck in disposable films such as "The Ladies Man" when her talent as an actress is obvious.
The supporting cast is nothing special--strictly television-star level. The usually enjoyable Will Ferrell (1999's "Dick") slums it up as the leader of the support group for Leon Phelps' victims, who is allegedly outraged that his wife, Honey DeLune (Tiffani Thiessen), slept with Leon, despite his fevered attraction to man-on-man body wrestling. Tiffani Thiessen (TV's "Beverly Hills, 90210") is sorely wasted in a brief appearance, although she is the most memorable of the minor characters. And for reasons unknown, as if out of some especially bizarre "Twilight Zone" episode, Academy Award nominee Julianne Moore (1999's "Magnolia") has a cameo as one of Leon's "women of the past." A truly bizarre casting decision, but also really the only noteworthy element of the otherwise dispensable "The Ladies Man."
Since Leon is a purely sexual and outrageous creature, as that is all he has ever been portrayed as on NBC's "Saturday Night Live," we are supposed to buy the conclusion's twist in "The Ladies Man," which is that he gradually begins to realize how infinitely more satisfying love is, rather than just a series of meaningless trysts. It's difficult to imagine SNL ever being able to feature this character on their show any longer, since the turning point for the character is one that defies his personality and loose attitude seen on the show. Congratulations must go out to Lorne Michaels; not only did he make a very bad movie, but he also managed to destroy the possible longevity of one of his brightest on-going SNL skits.
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Export to PNG file formats requires the LibRSVG (SVG rendering) library or Inkscape to be installed.
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The plugin can access more secrets using secondary IAM roles.
The most common use case is to access secrets in other accounts using cross-account roles. In this setup, Jenkins accesses secrets in its own account using its (implicit) primary role, and is assigned a secondary role for each other account that it should read secrets from.
Secrets in different accounts may have the same name. To allow them to co-exist within Jenkins, credentials from primary and secondary roles use different secret attributes for their IDs:
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Do not add more roles than necessary. Each additional role necessitates another set of HTTP requests to retrieve secrets. This increases the time to populate the credential list. It also increases the risk of service degradation, as any of those requests could fail.


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Dubbo proxy¶
The dubbo proxy filter decodes the RPC protocol between dubbo clients and servers. the decoded RPC information is converted to metadata. the metadata includes the basic request ID, request type, serialization type, and the required service name, method name, parameter name, and parameter value for routing.
- v2 API reference
- This filter should be configured with the name envoy.filters.network.dubbo_proxy.
Statistics¶
Every configured dubbo proxy filter has statistics rooted at redis.<stat_prefix>. with the following statistics:
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|---|---|---|
| request | Counter | Total requests |
| request_twoway | Counter | Total twoway requests |
| request_oneway | Counter | Total oneway requests |
| request_event | Counter | Total event requests |
| request_decoding_error | Counter | Total decoding error requests |
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| response_error | Counter | Total responses that protocol parse error |
| response_error_caused_connection_close | Counter | Total responses that caused by the downstream connection close |
| response_business_exception | Counter | Total responses that the protocol contains exception information returned by the business layer |
| response_decoding_error | Counter | Total decoding error responses |
| response_decoding_success | Counter | Total decoding success responses |
| response_error | Counter | Total responses that protocol parse error |
| local_response_success | Counter | Total local responses |
| local_response_error | Counter | Total local responses that encoding error |
| local_response_business_exception | Counter | Total local responses that the protocol contains business exception |
| cx_destroy_local_with_active_rq | Counter | Connections destroyed locally with an active query |
| cx_destroy_remote_with_active_rq | Counter | Connections destroyed remotely with an active query |
Implement custom filter based on the dubbo proxy filter¶
If you want to implement a custom filter based on the dubbo protocol, the dubbo proxy filter like HTTP also provides a very convenient way to expand, the first step is to implement the DecoderFilter interface, and give the filter named, such as testFilter, the second step is to add your configuration, configuration method refer to the following sample
filter_chains:
- filters:
- name: envoy.filters.network.dubbo_proxy
config:
stat_prefix: dubbo_incomming_stats
protocol_type: Dubbo
serialization_type: Hessian2
route_config:
name: local_route
interface: org.apache.dubbo.demo.DemoService
routes:
- match:
method:
name:
exact: sayHello
route:
cluster: user_service_dubbo_server
dubbo_filters:
- name: envoy.filters.dubbo.testFilter
config:
"@type": type.googleapis.com/google.protobuf.Struct
value:
name: test_service
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The graffiti, which was found last week, included a threat of violence with reference to Nov. 13.
Campus police investigated and say the threat is not credible and the campus is safe and will be open.
CSULA issued a statement on Twitter early Wednesday morning.
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--- layout: post title: Micro 4/3 - Help Me I am Smitten tags: - Articles - General Photography - M43 - Micro 4:3 - Olympus E-P1 - Panasonic 20mm - Panasonic GF-1 status: publish type: post published: true meta: aktt_notify_twitter: "yes" _edit_last: "2" _edit_lock: "1284153136" ghostpool_post_template: Default ghostpool_link: Full Size Image/Video aktt_tweeted: "1" _wp_old_slug: "" dsq_thread_id: "384287045" --- You guys/gals know how much I love my Leica gear due to the quality and the fact that I can fit everything I own - including stuff I don't need into a little tiny bag. You also know that I don't shy away from shooting film. You also may have picked up that I bought a compact digital to jamb in with my Leica kit. A cut-rate refurbished Olympus E-P1. Well - I have been having so much fun with this little guy that I want to expand. I told you I will be disciplined and NOT buy a camera with a viewfinder until I thoroughly break my habit of "needing" one. I am not going to go back on that. I will spend a few months at this sans viewfinder. Meanwhile I did decide I want a fast small lens native to micro 4/3. You pretty much have two choices if you don't want an adapter and you don't want a tele. You have the Panasonic 20mm f1.7 and you have the Olympus 17mm f2.8. This ones easy - give me the faster lens any day of the week. On top of that the internet crowd has blessed the Panasonic as "better". Honestly I do not know how much weight I would but on that but it is undeniably more interesting to me because of the greater than 1 stop faster maximum aperture. So I am getting one. Here is the gear acquisition syndrome rationalization logic on this purchase broken down for you so you can adapt it to your own needs...


Georgie Porgie, Puddin' and Pie,
Kissed the girls and made them cry,
When the boys came out to play,
Georgie Porgie ran away.


This page extracts the relevant parts of the Thistle Society events page to display the events list in a <div/> below. Refer to the original article, Displaying Google Calendar Events on a Club Web Site for more explanations.
The JavaScript retrieves the events from Google Calendar indirectly
using a call to
events-feed.php
. It then extracts the event details and formats them as you
(should) see below - picking out the date details and grouping by
month.
The raw text description of the event is processed using Wiked Text (or Wiki Text till I get time to finish the rename). See http://www.kajabity.com/jquery-wikitext/ for more details.
You can also view these events on Google Calendar (opens in a new window).
It seems that Google deprecated the V2.0 API (Google Calendar API v2 Developer's Guide: Protocol) that this code relied upon back in November 2014 – sadly, it took me a while to notice.
Anyway, I’ve been having a play and found that the Basic API still works – in fact, if you get a link to a calendar on its Settings page that is what you are given. Unfortunately, that doesn’t present the Event details I need in the same way – they are mixed into the “Content” along with the event description.
I’ve updated the code to separate out a CalendarEvent class (in parse-event .js which parses both the old v2.0 "/full" version and also handles the simplified “/basic” response format.


Chocolate Pizza
posted on 15 dec 2013/DESSERTS
For the fig swirl, melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve. Halve all of the figs and toss into a saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs, set aside, and let cool completely.
Ice Cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely lukewarm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an ice cream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process using manufacturers instructions, ie. let spin and thickden for 20 minutes before adding marscapone, fig-jam mixture and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into Pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for atleast 2 hours before serving.
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1/2 cup mascarpone
- 1/2 tsp pink salt
- 1 lb Black Mission Figs
- 1/2 cup brown sugar
- 2-4 tbsp water
- 1 1/2 cups heavy cream
- 1/3 granulated sugar
- 2 egg yolks
- 1 lemon, juiced
- 2 tbsp butter
- 1 cup honey roated pecans, roughly chopped


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Featuring a space-saving wheel lift, "Go" pedal and Powered Press arms fully automatic tire changer machine is equipped with everything you need to effortlessly and effectively service vehicles.
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Leverless Tool Head - Revolution™
The Revolution™ fully automatic tire changer features a leverless tool head. Demounts without levers and prevents damage to the tire and rim.
status indicator lamp
Helpful signal indicates when the machine is in operation, stopped, or requires operator
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Press “Go” to make selection, hold “Go” to allow sequence to advance automatically and release “Go” to pause at any time.
TPMS Protection is Automatic
The Revolution™ tracks the sensor during mounting and demounting.
Bead Loosening Rollers
Bead loosening rollers work the best for the widest variety of tires.
Match-Mounting – Revolution™
The bead roller discs on the Revolution™ tire changer machine allow the tire to spin on rim, helping match-mount stiffest point on tire to low spot on rim.
Bead Massage
Rollers apply force to the tire walls, assisting proper bead seating.
Powered Press Arms
Mount virtually any tire with the powered press arms on this fully automatic tire changer. Powered for maximum control.
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Spindle lifts tire directly into position. The built-in wheel lift on this tire changer machine reduces it's overall footprint.
Fast Inflation
This tire changer machine inflates faster than traditional foot pedal inflation systems by 33%.
Clamping Versatility
The three position cone on this fully automatic tire changer handles wide variety of wheels.
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Bert's Service - Athens, Il
I would recommend the Revolution™ to any shop
regardless of volume. Today’s assemblies are
getting more and more complicated. The
Revolution™ has helped us change complicated
assemblies with speed and efficiency.
Bert Kincaid - Owner, Bert's Service
Madison Tire Co., Inc. - Madison, NJ
When we saw the Hunter Revolution™ tire changer
it occurred to us that this machine could become
the great equalizer and put all our techs on
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John Kirwan - Owner, Madison Tire Co., Inc.
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We see a lot of run flats and low profile tires
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Productivity Technology
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25%+ Time Reduction Possible
80-second, unattended bead breaking and demounting process leads to 25%+ time savings when paired with wheel balancing
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More productive service
Walkaway mode frees the operator for other tasks while the machine demounts the next tire in the set
Automatic and autonomous operation saves time, effort, and mistakes.
The TCR1X allows the operator to “walk away” during bead breaking and demounting process, and can lead to a 25%+ time savings when paired with wheel balancing.
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Available for tires 2 through 4 in a set
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Status indicator lamp signals when the machine is in operation, stopped, or needs requires operator
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Load and unload the assembly
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Orient the TPMS and enable WalkAway
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Offload old tire
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Increase operator safety
Fully automatic keeps operators hands and body safely away from the machine. Wheel lift protects operator’s back
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Reduce risk of assembly damage
Automatic procedure protects expensive rims and tires. Polymer tools ensure scratch free operation
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Increase TPMS Safety
Machine constantly monitors TPMS location. Automatically mounts and demounts with best TPMS procedures
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Increase operator safety
Fully automatic keeps operators hands and body safely away from the machine. Wheel lift protects operator’s back
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Reduce risk of assembly damage
Automatic procedure protects expensive rims and tires. Polymer tools ensure scratch free operation
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Increase TPMS Safety
Machine constantly monitors TPMS location. Automatically mounts and demounts with best TPMS procedures
Fully automatic adds safety.
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Operator stands back and lets the machine do the work
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No levers to hit operator
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Automatic press arms replace using levers for mounting
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Operator’s hands stay away from the assembly
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No pinch points
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No risk of rim slipping
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Protects operator’s back
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No need to lift heavy assemblies
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Monitors TPMS location constantly
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Won’t allow tire to be mounted or demounted in unsafe TPMS location
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Inflation station algorithm fills to set pressure automatically - not necessary to stand on foot pedal to inflate
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Inflation controls keep operator away from assembly
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Automatic procedure protects rim and tire
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Reduce critical decisions during operation
Revolution requires only four key decisions from the operator, getting new techs productive faster
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All techs can be experts
Everyone on your tire changing team can be equally productive with simple, fully automatic operation
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Handle all tires in the same amount of time
Regardless of fitment type, change all tires in about two minutes
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15% time savings on today's tires
Consistent cycle-times unlocks savings on the growing body of high-performance, run flat, and large diameter fitments
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Handle all tires in the same amount of time
Regardless of fitment type, change all tires in about two minutes
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15% time savings on today's tires
Consistent cycle-times unlocks savings on the growing body of high-performance, run flat, and large diameter fitments
Operators often judge how fast they can complete a single assembly, but tire changing is an all-day process with extreme variation. Against a skilled tire technician, a fully automatic tire changer may be slightly slower on the simplest assemblies, but in the long run and with today’s tires, the time spent changing 100 tires will be less.
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Single Process makes it easy
One tire changing process is used on all assemblies
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Three ways to train
“Walk Me Through It” software mode, onboard training videos, and onboard camera provide training before, during, and after product installation


This page tests some options that can be set on a sequence
- fitTimelineToAudio This option is here set to true, which means that when the track loads, the timeline will change to fit all the audio in the visible area
- zoomable is set to false, which means that there is no way to zoom the timeline
- scrollable is set to false, which means that there is no way to scroll the timeline
- Two play/stop buttons are shown. When either one is clicked, the other should change state to reflect whether the sequence is playing or stopped
- The sequence below has the 'editable' option set to true, which means that when you roll over track names, a cross appears which can be clicked to delete the track.
- If you let the sequence run to the end, then it automatically stops and sets the play line back to the beginning.


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I am a student of Radiography at Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology and passionate about Medical Imaging.Since this is a technology-laden field that keeps evolving by the day, I decided to complement my biology-loaded syllabi with some tech-skills.I believe knowing the best of both worlds will help me solve real world problems in medical imaging.There was no better place to earn the tech-skills I required other than Moringa School due its reputation in graduating world class tech-professionals.
Here is a link to hello world Hello World It is a webpage I created with assistance from Moringa School.It is written using HTML.
Here is a link to my very first webpage My-First-Webpage It is a webpage I created with assistance from Moringa School as a demonstration on use of HTML and CSS.
My favorite things to do are reading novels and spending time with my friends. I also love to bake, hence my home baking business called Ess 'N' Kay Bakery. My favorite place to be would be in nature. At the moment I am doing forests and streams but be sure to find me at the beach when I can afford it. I also love to play chess but I am definitely still a work in progress.Lastly, I think it's safe to say that I might just have found a new love-coding!


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Makes 6
Dietary
Melt the butter in a large, heavy-bottomed pan. Add the rice and cook on a low heat for a couple of minutes. When the rice starts to become translucent around the edges, add the wine and cook for one minute.
Add a ladleful of warm stock (it must be warm to enable the rice to cook properly) and stir well. When the stock has been absorbed by the rice, add another ladleful of stock and stir again until absorbed. Continue adding stock in this way until all the stock has been added and/or the rice is tender.
Add the sun-dried tomatoes and the cream and stir. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper, then remove from the heat and allow the risotto to go cold.
Heat the vegetable oil in a deep heavy-bottomed saucepan until a breadcrumb sizzles and turns brown in it. (CAUTION: hot oil can be dangerous. Do not leave unattended.)
Divide the cold risotto into six and roll into balls. The rice should be quite sticky. Make a hole in the centre of each ball with your finger and press some of the mozzarella into it. Reform the rice ball to cover over the cheese, then flatten slightly into a patty shape.
Dredge the patties in the flour, then dip into the beaten egg, then finally into the breadcrumbs. Repeat the dipping into the egg and the breadcrumbs to ensure the rice patties are thoroughly coated.
Carefully place the patties into the hot oil and deep fry for 4-5 minutes or until crisp and golden. Remove with a slotted spoon and drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, place a tomato and mozzarella cake into the centre of six plates with a small handful of rocket leaves drizzled with olive oil placed alongside.


| DOSE: |
2 hits |
oral |
LSD |
(blotter / tab) |
This is one of the worst trips I have ever had on LSD. It is also one of the most important experiences I have had and has shaped the way I look at the workings of the human mind.
This experience happened when I was 17 years old and I am now 23. At this time I had been experimenting with LSD for a couple years and had many deeply profound experiences previous to this 'event'. I had also had some terrible trips which had given me insight into the realm of true insanity and reality altering psychosis. Most of these other trips had been too chaotic and detached from reality for me to comprehend from a SANE perspective. They were more or less the most disturbing experiences of my life...but this experience brought a new meaning to 'BAD TRIP'.
At this time in my life I was going to raves on a weekly basis. Me and my very close friends went to a party that was mostly dark and fast techno (hardcore). As far as set and setting goes this is a horrible mistake, but I was a young kid and did not know about safe and comfortable settings. Adding to the dark atmosphere was an overwhelming bad attitude coming from most people. I ate 2 hits of unknown blotter even though my tolerence for substances was/is EXTREMELY low. It turns out this was REALLY potent LSD as well.
About 45 minutes after ingesting the doses I was in the bathroom watching a crack deal happen. At this point I am beyond the jittery 'coming on' effects, and I am starting to feel extremely altered. Someone selling crack at a party is the last thing I need to see so I go out into the barely lit main room and try to dance to the dark sounds coming out of the overdriven and distorting sound system. Within a few minutes reality begins to crumble in a way I had never experienced and would never experience again. All the sounds going into my head seemed to be perpetually dropping in pitch as well as the rate of the 'cycles' I heard/felt. Then all of a sudden I would realize that it was actually happening super fast but still dropping in frequency. This sound began to effect me physically. Pure terror started to creep over my mind and body. It was like the sound of decay at an unbearable volume breathing into my being.
From here on until I came back to reality time was an unknown concept and had no affect on my thought process. I remember wandering around suffering from deep dread and undescribable doom. This feeling can not be communicated in words. I found myself outside of the main room and at a small set of steps which led to a small platform and a lifesized crusified jesus. Turns out this rave was being put on in a community center where church services are held! That still disturbs me because of the type of energy which was manifesting at that party. Anyway, at this point I sort of collapse in front of this statue. And as the world slips further away I feel every part of my being die and begin to decay.
To this day I don't think I have felt as overwhelmed with fear and dread as i did then. I felt as though years and then decades and centuries passed within seconds as my physical form decayed into the earth which quickly covered 'me' up. It was almost like I was watching it happen in a time lapse video or stop animation. I look back on this as the symbolic death of my ego. Next, I remember being back at the party, but now all of the hundreds of kids are demonic/angelic entities and their focus is on me. The music has stopped and a creepy energy is begining to pulsate out of the crowd. I know that they are trying to convince me of taking on a powerful role of some sort which I know is against all I stand for. I now find myself on the stage looking out into the crowd. (It is important that I mention that I was raised Catholic, but I had become a believer in a more chaotic higher power than the god I was taught about as a boy.)
Then, I felt as though 'they' were right and I should take on this role.  The music came back on and it was glorious. Then, quickly I knew that this was wrong and that 'they' were tricking me into some kind of eternal damnation and the terror came back stronger than before. They knew I had changed my mind and the music stopped abruptly and was replaced by the 'evil energy'.I knew that my decision had eternal and cosmic consequence and that the 'wrong' decision would be the end of EVERYTHING.
This continued for what seemed like eternity untill I 'woke up' outside in the car we came in with all my friends looking at me, half amused and half terrified. At this point I realized I had been saying the word 'heaven' over and over again. It felt like a mantra that I had to repeat to get 'out' of the place I was trapped in (the darkest depthes of my mind). I came down almost instantly from a peak and being back in the real world was shocking and terrifying because then I understood what I had just gone through in a more 'conscious' state of mind. I told everyone right there to never let me injest LSD ever again.
Needless to say I did continue experiments in the world of psychedelics and have had experiences that were quite the opposite of this one. I felt much peace and unity with the universe since that event, but that experience was the most seperated from the 'essence of life' that I have ever felt.
 It also made me realize how much a hallucinogenic experience can teach you about your perception of the world as well as your subconscious struggles. It made me see how much I am a part of the universe and how everything I do affects everyone and everything. I continue on my path to this day (however infrequently it happens)... THE EVOLUTION OF PERCEPTION...
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


CryptoVote is a Decentralized Application (DApp) created on the Ethereum Blockchain that attempts to create a system that doesn’t entirely replace the current voting but rather integrates within an existing secured system, that is the Ethereum Blockchain
Blockchain is far more secure than other record keeping systems because each new transaction is encrypted and linked to the previous transaction, unlike central advantagesers used in current electronic voting systems that are liable to attacks from skilled hackers
Blockchain’s greatest characteristic stems from the fact that its transaction ledger for public addresses is open to viewing. So operations on the blockchain can be viewed publicy to show their validity
Due to its decentralized nature, Blockchain removes the need for middlemen in many processes. Blockchain facilitates faster transactions by allowing P2P cross-border transfers with a digital currency.
CryptoVote is a DApp Smart Contract written in Solidity programming language and deployed on the Ethereum Blockchain. It attempts to create a system that enables voters to cast votes without the added fears of security and accountability that comes with traditional electronic means of digital voting
Git HubIn the last BUSA elections, a cyber attack was launched on the organization's servers which led to loss of electoral data and possible manipulation. In the current session, the electoral board has decided to adopt CryptoVote inorder to prevent pass misfortunes from happening again because a DApp on the blockchain is unhackable
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This app is to show how to do the following:
| Request Mappings | |||||||||
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| GET | /search |
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Searches entire data hub. Returns search results using custom snippets with highlighting. |
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| GET | /spreadsheet/search |
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Search across all spreadsheet data of all users. Returns search results using custom snippets with highlighting. |
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| GET | /spreadsheet/{user}/search |
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Search across all spreadsheets of a specific user. Returns search results using custom snippets with highlighting. |
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| GET | /spreadsheet/{user}/{docid}/search |
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Search within specific spreadsheet data. Returns search results using custom snippets with highlighting. |
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| Spreadsheet Aggregate API | |||||||||
| GET | /import |
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Search all spreadsheet data for items using query string. Returns aggregate results that can be imported into an Excel spreadsheet. |
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| GET | /aggregate |
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Search all spreadsheet data for items using the specifed "named field". Returns values associated with the "named field". It also returns the sum and average of the values. If no user parameter is specfied then the system will widen the search scope to search all spreadsheet data. |
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| GET | /fields /fields/{$user} /fields/{$user}/{$uri} |
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Returns the list of "named fields" being used within spreadsheets. If no user or uri parameter is provided then search scope widens to search all spreadsheets for all users. If no uri parameter is specfied then the search scope widens to search across multiple spreadsheets for the specific user. |
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| Spreadsheet Management APIs | |||||||||
| GET | /spreadsheet/{uri} |
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Get the Excel data and file associated with the specific URI. | ||||||
| GET | /spreadsheet/{uri}/file |
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Get the Excel file associatated with the specific URI. | ||||||
| GET | /spreadsheet/{uri}/data |
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Get the Excel data associatated with the specific URI. | ||||||
| PUT | /spreadsheet/{uri} |
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Updates data and file of a specfic spreadsheet. | ||||||
| PUT | /spreadsheet/{uri}/file |
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Updates file of a specfic spreadsheet. | ||||||
| PUT | /spreadsheet/{uri}/data |
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Updates data of a specfic spreadsheet. | ||||||
| POST | /spreadsheet |
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Creates new spreadsheet set (file with data). Data is stored separately for richer search capability. The xlsx or xls file is also stored for version history/audit purposes. |
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| DELETE | /spreadsheet/{uri} |
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Deletes spreadsheet file and data. | ||||||
| DELETE | /spreadsheet/{uri}/file |
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Deletes spreadsheet file. | ||||||
| DELETE | /spreadsheet/{uri}/data |
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Deletes spreadsheet data. | ||||||
| Document APIs | |||||||||
| GET | /document |
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Returns document | ||||||
| PUT | /document |
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Updates document using payload | ||||||
| POST | /document |
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Creates new document using XML payload and returns success or fail status. | ||||||
| DELETE | /document |
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Deletes document | ||||||
| Transaction APIs | |||||||||
| GET | /transactions | No uri parameter or payload. | Returns transaction status for all transactions in the system. | ||||||
| POST | /transactions | rs:txid (optional) rs:result=(commit|rollback) (optional) |
If no rs:txid is given then a new transactional context is created with new txid. If an rs:txid and rs:result is provided then transaction is either committed or rolled back. It will also discard the transactional context so that the txid is not longer valid. |
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| GET | /audit | tbd | tbd | ||||||
| PUT | /audit | tbd | tbd | ||||||
| POST | /audit | tbd | tbd | ||||||
| DELETE | /audit | tbd | tbd |
Content deploy copies zip file to database. Need to run the following snippet in qconsole to inflate data.
declare namespace zip="xdmp:zip"; let $_ := for $x in xdmp:zip-manifest(fn:doc("/files.zip"))//zip:part/text() let $doc := xdmp:zip-get(fn:doc("/files.zip"), $x,) let $uri := fn:replace($x, "test/", "/glm/") return xdmp:document-insert($uri, $doc) let $_ := xdmp:document-delete("/files.zip") return "done" xml
Roxy is a utility for configuring and deploying MarkLogic applications. Using Roxy you can define your app servers, databases, forests, groups, tasks, etc in local configuration files. Roxy can then remotely create, update, and remove those settings from the command line.
Roxy runs on any platform that runs Ruby. We currently test on Mac, Linux, and Windows.
Roxy supports multiple deployment environments. You can define your own or use the default environments: local, dev, and prod. Each environment can have different settings which are specified in properties files or xml config files.
Roxy provides scaffolding for creating REST extensions, transforms, etc. Once you have writtern your REST extension Roxy makes deploying to the server a breeze.
Whether it's a legacy application or you just prefer to configure your application using the Admin UI, Roxy can capture existing MarkLogic settings so that you can use them in your application. This feature is great for backing up Legacy Servers. Once the configurations are in Roxy you can then deploy to other servers.
Roxy works with all supported versions of MarkLogic server out of the box.
Roxy is written in Ruby. Simply by editing the app_specific.rb file you can enhance, override, or replace the default functionality.
If you work in an environment where installing Ruby is not an option you can run Roxy as a self contained jar file which embeds JRuby.
To get help with Roxy,
$ ml -h
This section describes the quickest way to get started using Roxy.
Use one of these three options to get started.
You can download Roxy using git
$ git clone git://github.com/marklogic/roxy.git
If you prefer to grab the archive simply download the latest release from our Releases Page
Roxy comes with a script that you can put in your path. This file will create new projects for you by
by issuing the $ ml new
command. Grab one of these files and put it in a folder in your PATH.
Note: In order for $ ml new
to work you need to have git installed.
Download the ml.bat file
Download the ml file
$ ml init app-name --server-version=7 --app-type=rest
3. Modify deploy/build.properties with your application's settings.
```
user=your-ml-admin-username
password=
authentication-method=application-level
default-user=${app-name}-user
local-server=localhost
```
This step is only needed when database configurations have changed or on a fresh install. In most cases you will not need to restart your server.
$ ml local bootstrap
$ ml local restart
This step describes how to deploy your Roxy application into your MarkLogic Server modules database. If you have elected to run your code locally out of the filesystem you do not need to do this.
$ ml local deploy modules
Congratulations! You have Roxy running on your server. Now you need to start customizing it.


Iframe Example
LCU-Guided-Tour also works with Iframes!
keyboard_tab
Just set the IframeSelector
property on the desired step
keyboard_tab
The use of the Selector
property is still the same
keyboard_tab
Selector
will be used to find the given element inside of the Iframe
keyboard_tab
Make sure the Iframe's source is on the same domain as your Application, otherwise it will not work


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Kubernetes + Go + ...
make docker_push; kubectl create -f app-srv-dpl.yaml
kubectl --replicas=3 -f app-srv-dpl.yaml
Pluggable ingress controller.
Integration with Cloud providers
| Name | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| Ingress | Customer interface | URL to Service |
| Name | Purpose | |
|---|---|---|
| Service | Interface | Entry point (Service Name) |
| Deployment | Factory | How many pods, which pods |
| Pod | Implementation | 1+ docker running |
Service matches pods based on labels
Monitor legacy with new stack


Oops, it seems the server got ganked, CONCORD have been informed.
Be helpful, drop a message to the TEST sysadmin guys with this ID: {{ request.sentry.id }}


Given the declarative design part of a VB6 .frm file (see the VBFormDesignFilter utility), outputs an XML representation of it so that it can be further processed using XSL tranformations or other XML tranformation/querying tools
Download: VBFormDesignToXML_20040818.zip
The output XML document is based on the "VBFormDesign.dtd" (Document Type Definition), included in the same folder
Syntax: VBFormDesignToXML [codeFile [inputFile [outputFile [encoding]]]]
Alternative ("DOS" filter) syntax: VBFormDesignToXML [codeFile] [ <inputFile [ >outputFile ]]
The default value for the encoding parameter is ISO-8859-1 (English)
The "codeFile" parameter is supposed to be the original .frm file or the output of VBFormCodeFilter on the original .frm file. It's optional and if you provide it you get a list of all event names and the respective event handler subroutine names for each component in an EVENTS xml node under the COMPONENT node (see the "VBFormDesign.DTD" file)
Requirements: if you want to rebuild using the source code (Delphi), you need the source code for the following units:
Notes: in the .frm file, you might see something like:
Begin VB.Label lblB06a Caption = $"Formb06.frx":2C53 Height = 375 ...


Data binding
Data binding is one of the most popular features of JavaScript MVC frameworks. How it works:
- Change data in your HTML inputs
- The JavaScript object bound to the input is immediately updated
- Any other elements that are bound to that property update automatically


CANFrame
— CAN frame¶
-
class
CANFrame
(canid[, data=None][, remote=False])¶ Represents a CAN frame for transmission or reception.
- Parameters
canid (CANID) – The CAN ID of the frame
data (bytes) – The payload of the CAN frame
remote – Set to True if the frame is a remote frame.
- Raises
ValueError – if the length of the data field is greater than 8 or greater than 0 if remote is True
TypeError – if data is not of type bytes or if canid is not an instance
CANID
A
CANFrame
instance is created either directly in order to transmit a frame, or is returned from therecv()
call.
Methods¶
-
is_remote
()¶ - Returns
True if the frame is a remote frame
- Return type
bool
-
get_id
() - Returns
the numeric arbitration ID as an integer value of the frame’s CAN ID
- Return type
int
-
is_extended
() - Returns
True if the CAN frame has an extended 29-bit ID
- Return type
bool
This is the equivalent function to the
is_extended()
method ofCANID
. Note that the CAN protocol specifies that an extended ID of 0x100 and a standard ID of 0x100 are not the same and are arbitrated differently (the top 11 bits of an extended ID are arbitrated against the 11 bits of a standard ID).
-
get_data
()¶ - Returns
the frame’s payload; remote frames return zero bytes
- Return type
bytes
-
set_data
([data=None])¶ Sets the payload of the CAN frame.
- Raises
ValueError – if the length of the data field is greater than 8 or if the frame is a remote frame
TypeError – if data is not of type bytes
This function is provided for efficiency to set the frame’s payload without requiring the creation of a new instance of
CANFrame
.
-
get_timestamp
()¶ - Returns
the frame’s timestamp
- Return type
int
The timestamp returns None when a frame is created through its constructor. If the frame is returned via
recv()
then the timestamp is an integer representing the time of start-of-frame when it was received. If a frame is queued for transmission then the timestamp is the time of the start-of-frame when it was successfully transmitted.The timestamp can also be used to determine if a frame queued for transmission has been sent.
The current time in the CAN controller is returned by the
get_time()
call.
-
get_index
()¶ - Returns
the frame’s ID filter index
- Return type
int
The filter index is the key value of the ID filter that matched in the CAN controller’s ID filtering system (see ID filtering). If the frame was not returned via
recv()
then this call returns None. The filter index is a fast way to identify the received frame.
Examples¶
In all the examples, the classes are assumed to have been imported and a CAN controller initialized:
>>> from rp2 import *
>>> c = CAN()
To send a CAN frame with a payload:
>>> f = CANFrame(CANID(0x123), data=b'hello')
>>> c.send_frame(f)
True
This sends a CAN frame with a standard ID of 0x123 and a 5 byte payload of 68 65 6c 6c 6f.


The name of the user that will be connecting to TFS/Team Services to query history, checkout files, etc.
Team Foundation Server (on-premises)
For [on-premises] Team Foundation Server, the user name can be specified in two ways:
- EXAMPLE-DOMAIN\user
-<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Visual Studio Team Services (previously known as Visual Studio Online)
For Team Services, there are also two options:
- Personal access tokens (recommended)
-
In Team Services, click your name in the top right corner and select Security.
-
In the Personal access tokens area, select Add.
-
Describe the token (use something like "Jenkins server at jenkins.example.com"), select an expiry timeframe, double-check the Team Services account the token will be valid for and, until the corresponding defect in Team Services is fixed, select All scopes.
-
Click [Create Token] and copy the generated personal access token to the clipboard.
-
Back to Jenkins, enter the e-mail address associated with your Team Services account as the User name and the generated personal access token as the User password.
- Alternate credentials
-
In Team Services, click your name in the top right corner and select Security.
-
In the Alternate credentials area, select Enable alternate authentication credentials.
-
Enter a secondary user name and password, then click [Save].
-
Back to Jenkins, re-enter those credentials in the User name and User password fields.