About Us
While we added reindeer to our farm in 2017, the story really begins in 1994 when we bought about 25 acres of corn field and built our home in the middle of the lot while raising a family of two daughters and two sons.
Through the years we converted the land into our own little hobby farm.  We have raised turkeys and pheasants. We have had "pet" chickens and peacocks. We maintain 2-6 honeybee hives, the numbers depending on the winter losses. And we have been making a token amount of maple syrup in our little wood fired sugar shack for many years. We sell the little bit of honey and syrup at our "Weihnachtshutte" but the eggs we give away.
Our latest addition to the farm started on Christmas Day, 2015. After reading an article online about various reindeer owners in the lower 48 and attending a ROBA (Reindeer Owners and Breeders Association) conference, we decided that a few reindeer would make a nice addition to our farm. Over the next few years, coordinating with local, state, and federal agencies as well as several veteran reindeer owners, we cleared a few acres of brush, planted grasses reindeer could eat, built fences, constructed a barn and got ready to accept our first two reindeer.
In September of 2017 we were able to achieve the goal and welcomed the arrival of two bull calves, Moose and Little Buddy.
Since then we have added more little ones and hope to have a baby of our own someday.
What we do
Unlike our chicken, honey, and maple syrup hobbies which we still currently enjoy, the reindeer "business" is proving to be a little bit more extensive than planned. If you've ever read the book "If You Give a Mouse a Cookie" you'll know exactly what I mean.
 If you give him the barn, chances are he'll want to put lights in it. If you let him put lights in it, chances are he'll also want a water line to it. If you give him all that, chances are he'll want to invite guests out to see it. If too many guests are interested, chances are he'll want to take the reindeer out to festivals. If you let him take the reindeer out to festivals, chances are he'll want a new trailer to transport them. If you give him a new trailer chances are he'll want a new truck to pull the trailer. And if more and more people want to see the reindeer, chances are he'll want more reindeer. And on and on it goes.
So, all these cookies aren't exactly free. To help defray some of the costs, we host seasonal activities at the farm (see our upcoming events) and offer "reindeer for hire" and private photo shoots (learn about hiring the reindeer).
In the News
- A Shortsville Farm gives the North Pole a run for its money Life in the Finger Lakes Magazine Nov-Dec 2022
- Family Adventures in New York State: Shortsville Reindeer Farm Adam and Kimberly Crawford, Dec 2021
- They flew like reindeer in Shortsville and Manchester Mike Murphy, Rochester Democrat & Chronicle 24 Dec 2020
- Reindeer at Golisano Children's Hospital News 8 WROC 24 Dec 2020
- 'Tis the season to visit Ontario County's reindeer farm John Kucko, Rochester First 3 Dec 2020
- Meet Ontario County's Resident Reindeer Home in the Finger Lakes 11 Nov 2019
- Santa's tiniest reindeer healthy for Christmas Will Cleveland, Democrat & Chronicle 22 Dec 2017
Questions & Answers
- Can I pet the Reindeer?
- Yes, you may, under the direction of the handler. The best place to pet the reindeer is on the sides. They don't like their heads, noses, or antlers to be touched. Touching them in those places tend to make the reindeer shake their heads. And with those big pointy antlers, that can be dangerous.
- When do they lose their antlers?
- Both males and females lose their antlers every year and grow new ones. Antlers grow very quickly to full size within about 3-4 months. Every year until maturity the antlers get bigger. Full maturity is reached in 4-5 years. Males generally (not always) lose their antlers in November or December. Females in March or April. Castrated males can lose their antlers from December to March.
- What is the fuzzy stuff on their antlers?
- The fuzzy stuff is called velvet.  It is the blood vessels which provide the nourishment for the growth of the antlers. Kind of like a bone inside out. The antlers grow from the tip, not the base, like a tree. When the antler is full grown the velvet will dry up and the reindeer will rub it off on trees and shrubs.
- Are they like "regular" deer?
- I would say they are more similar to cows. Reindeer are very docile and will allow you to stand right next to them. Reindeer do not jump like whitetail deer. Reindeer can be easily trained to walk on a leash. Whitetail deer are wild, reindeer are semi-domesticated.
- Are they called bucks, does, and fawns like regular deer?
- Actually, they are classified more like cattle. A young male is a bull calf. A young female who hasn't given birth is a heifer. An older male is a bull and an older female is a cow. A male that has been castrated or neutered is called a steer.
- Aren't they really just Caribou?
- Reindeer are a sub-species of Caribou. Generally reindeer are shorter (caribou have longer legs) and stockier. Reindeer were domesticated 2000-3000 years ago. Caribou are wild.
- Do they kick like horses?
- Reindeer do not. When little kids approach the reindeer for safety purposes we tell them to approach from the sides or back. If you approach from the front the reindeer tend to lower their heads and consequently those big antlers come down as well.
- What do the reindeer eat?
- The reindeer will graze on broadleaf grasses (not grasses with woody stems), leaves, and some small twigs. They love willow which provides a source of protein for them. You may also see them eating dirt from time to time. We also feed our reindeer a special deer food made by Purina. You can see the pellets in their feed trough.
- Can they swim?
- Reindeer are excellent swimmers. Their very thick coats (they have two, a soft downy undercoat and longer stiffer guard hairs) have hollow hairs that make them very buoyant. And their feet (hooves) are very large enabling them to run more easily in the deep snow and to swim very fast, faster than Michael Phelps.
- Where do they come from?
- The first reindeer in the United States were imported from Scandianavia to Alaska in the 1800s to be raised as a source of food. The Sami people of Lapland (parts of Scandinavia and Russia) still maintain large herds of reindeer. The Sami were traditionally nomads who moved with the herds as the reindeer migrated to find food. There are also reindeer herds in North America as well. Reindeer farms exist throughout the United States as far south as Texas. However, they don't like the warm weather as much so some southern farmers have air-conditioned barns. Most farmers have large fans in their barns to keep the reindeer cool on hot days and to keep the flies off them.
- How long do they live?
- In captivity they tend to live longer than in the wild. Bulls generally from 10-12 years, cows about 15 years, and steers a few years longer. Some reindeer have lived into their 20s.
- How much do they cost?
- A lot of that depends on where you live, how old the deer is and what the sex of the deer is. Cows are often more expensive than bulls. Most reindeer probably cost between $10,000 and $20,000 dollars.
- Do you have to trim their toes?
- Yes, their toes do need to be trimmed from time to time. I use "goat sheers" to trim them. The front of the hooves should not cross. I also trim away any areas that have cracks or cuts so bacteria/fungus don't get in the cracks and get infected.
- How big do they get?
- The bulls can get over 500 pounds, the cows much smaller. A lot of their size is determined not only by genetics but also the availability of nutritious food sources.
- How fast do they run?
- Reindeer have been known to run up to 40-50 miles per hour, faster than Usain Bolt.
- How do they defend themselves?
- Though reindeer can have large intimidating antlers, their primary means of defense against predators is to run. The bulls use their antlers most often in the breeding season (the rut) when they fight with each other to defend their harem of cows. Bulls in rut are dangerous animals. They are dangerous to other bulls, to cows, to people. Many reindeer owners who breed reindeer will cut off the bull's antlers as soon as they shed their velvet and right before the rut. Some also will give their bulls hormones (depo-provera) to keep the bulls from fighting and potentially killing each other.
- Is it hard to keep them healthy?
- Reindeer are very susceptible to parasites and viruses in areas were the reindeer are not native. Ticks are a major concern to reindeer owners is some areas of the country. Whitetail deer also are hosts to certain nematodes which are harmless to the whitetail but will cause neurologic disorders and eventual death to reindeer.  Some recommend not having sheep/goats within half-mile of reindeer because once the virus is shed it becomes airborne. In this area we have lots of ticks, whitetail deer and goats. One of our reindeer spent 2 weeks at the Cornell veterinary hospital fighting a tickborne disease (Babesia) that was attacking his red blood cells. After a protocol of a very selective medicine and a blood transfusion from his healthy brother, he was able to beat the disease.


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import json
__all__ = ['OpBase']
[docs]class OpBase(object):
"""Super class of all operations.
All operations should have PARAMS and IOTYPES.
IOTYPES is a list of possible input and output type pairs.
For example `greater` can operate on int and str and output bool.
[(int, bool), (str, bool), ...]
PARAMS is a list of parameter and type dicts.
PARAMS have the same length as IOTYPES.
With different input types, parameters may have different types.
For example the PARAMS of `greater` is
[\{threshold: int\}, \{threshold: str\}, ...]
itype and otype are the actual input and output type.
param_values is a dict of parameter name and value.
"""
PARAMS = None
IOTYPES = None
def __init__(self, column_name):
"""Initalization of all operations. Subclasses shouldn't have their own init.
This function checks whether PARAMS and IOTYPES are defined and compatable.
args:
column_name: the column this operation is applied on.
"""
self.column_name = column_name
self.itype = self.otype = None
self.param_values = {}
assert(self.PARAMS and self.IOTYPES), type(self).__name__
assert(len(self.PARAMS) == len(self.IOTYPES)), type(self).__name__
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"""Data type check for the operation.
Operations may change the data type of a column, eg. int -> bool.
One operation can only be applied on a few data types, eg. `greater` can
be applied on int but can't be applied on bool.
This function checks whether current operation can be applied on the data.
It returns the updated TableMeta for next operation.
args:
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returns:
TableMeta: table meta after this operation. None if not compatable.
"""
self.itype = table_meta.get_type(self.column_name)
for idx, (itype, otype) in enumerate(self.IOTYPES):
if self.itype == itype:
self.otype = otype
table_meta.set_type(self.column_name, otype)
# NOTE when preprocessing, we set default param_values.
for param, ptype in self.PARAMS[idx].items():
self.param_values[param] = 0
return table_meta
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- getAsJsonObject() - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Convert the item to JsonObject
- getColumnState() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Get Column state
- getData() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetRow
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- getDeselectedRowCount() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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Get the number of deselected rows by the last event
- getNewDeselectedRows() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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Get the ids of deselected rows by the last event
- getNewSelectedRows() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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Get the ids of selected rows by the last event
- getRowCount() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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Get the number of affected rows by the last event
- getSelectedRow() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- getSelectedRowCount() - Method in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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Get the number of selected rows by the last event
- getSelectedRows() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- getThemes() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Get themes
Get the grid supported themes
- GRID_ALIGN_CENTER() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ALIGN_LEFT() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ALIGN_RIGHT() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_EDITTYPE_CELL() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_EDITTYPE_ROW() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ENTER_NEXT_CELL() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ENTER_STOP_EDITING() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_GROUPPANEL_SHOW_HIDDEN() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_GROUPPANEL_SHOW_ONGROUPING() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_GROUPPANEL_SHOW_VISIBLE() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ROWPOS_BOTTOM() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ROWPOS_MIDDLE() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_ROWPOS_TOP() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_SELECT_CELL() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_SELECT_ROW() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_BOOLEAN() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_DATE() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_IMAGE() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_IMAGE_FILTERABLE() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_NUMBER() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_STRING() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_TEXT() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GRID_TYPE_BASIC_TIMESTAMP() - Static method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- GroupColumnFooterGetter$ - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set the default grouping footer getter expression
- GroupColumnLabel$ - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the label for the group column if the grid is a tree-grid
defaults to "Group"
- GroupEdit! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set to true to enable Group Editing, otherwise by default, row groups cannot be edited.
- GroupIncludeFooter! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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If true then includes a 'grand' total across all groups
1 = enable
0 = disable
- GroupIncludeTotalFooter! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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If true then includes group totals within each group level
1 = enable
0 = disable
- GroupMultiAutoColumn! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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If using auto column, set to true to have each group in its own column separate column.
- GroupSelectsChildren! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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When true, selecting a group will have the impact of selecting all its children
When false, then the group is selectable independently of the child nodes
- GroupUseEntireRow! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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If grouping, set to true or false (default is false).
- selectAll() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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select all rows
- selectAll(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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select all rows
- SelectedRows! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidgetSelectRowEvent
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- SelectedRowsMap! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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A map which keeps tracking selected and deselected rows
- SelectionMode! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the selection mode of the grid
- setColumnAlignment(BBjString, BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the alignment of a column
- setColumnBackColor(BBjString, BBjColor) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the background color of a column
- setColumnForeColor(BBjString, BBjColor) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the font color of a column
- setColumnImageList(BBjString, BBjImage) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set an image list for a given column
The column has to contain the values "1", "2", "3" to x to reference
the slices in the BBjImage list
- setColumnMask(BBjString, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the mask of a column
- setColumnState(BBjGridExWidgetColumnState) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Apply columns state
- setColumnWidth(BBjString, BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the width of a column
- setCssClasses(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set the item css classes
- setData(ResultSet) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the data into the grid
- setData(ResultSet, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the data into the grid
- setData(DataTree) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the data into the grid, to create a tree grid
- setData(DataTree, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- setData(DataTree, BBjString, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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- setEnablePivot(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable/disable pivot by column via the GUI.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setEnableRowGroup(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable/disable row group by column via the GUI
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setEnableValue(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable/disable aggregate by column via the GUI.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setFitToGrid() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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set the grid to scroll horizontally or fit into the client area
- setFunctionsReadOnly(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable/disable changes to group, pivot or values through the GUI
This is useful if you want to show the user the group, pivot and values panel, so they can see what columns are used,
but prevent them from making changes to the selection.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setGroupMultiAutoColumn(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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If using auto column, set to true to have each group in its own column separate column.
- setGroupSelectsChildren(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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When true, selecting a group will have the impact of selecting all its children
When false, then the group is selectable independently of the child nodes
- setGroupUseEntireRow(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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If grouping, set to true or false (default is false).
- setIcon(BBjString, BBjNumber, BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set the item icon
- setIcon(BBjString, BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set the item icon
- setIcon(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set the item icon
- setQuickFilter(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Perform throw columns search
- setQuickFilter(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Perform throw columns search
- setRowData(BBjNumber, DataRow) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Update row data
- setRowsData(ResultSet) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set new rows into the grid
- setSelectedRow(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Select a row
- setSelectedRows(BBjVector) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Select verctor of rows
- setShowToolPanel(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Show/Hide Tool Panel
- setStartCellEditing(BBjNumber, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Start Cell Editing
- setStartCellEditing(BBjNumber, BBjString, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Start Cell Editing
- setStartCellEditing(BBjNumber, BBjString, BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Start Cell Editing
- setSubMenu(BBjGridContextMenu) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set a sub menu for the current item
- setSuppressColumnExpandAll(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Expand / Collapse all widget.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressColumnFilter(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Column Filter section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressColumnSelectAll(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Select / Un-select all widget.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressPivotMode(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Pivot Mode section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressPivots(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Column Labels (Pivot) section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressSideButtons(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Side Buttons section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setSuppressValues(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Values section
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- setTheme(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set the grid theme
- setTooltip(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridContextMenuItem
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Set the item tooltip
- setVisibleColumn(BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set visible column
Ensures the column is visible, scrolling the table if needed.
- setVisibleRow(BBjNumber, BBjString) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Set visible row
Ensures the row index is visible by vertically scrolling the grid.
- showDeveloperConsole() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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experimental function that shows the developer console
(only in GUI, for BUI it's a NOOP)
- ShowGroupChildCount! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable/disable Suppress the number of items in a group
1 = enable
0 = disable
- ShowGroupSelectionCheckbox! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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When true, selection box will be show on group column
When false, no checkbox will be displayed
- ShowSelectionCheckbox! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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When true, selection box will be show on the first column
When false, no checkbox will be displayed
- SingleClickEdit! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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Enable / Disable cell editing for the whole grid
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- startNextCellEditing() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Start next Cell Editing
- startPreviousCellEditing() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Start previous Cell Editing
- stopEditing() - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Stop editing and discard changes
- stopEditing(BBjNumber) - Method in class BBjGridExWidget
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Stop Editing
- String$ - Variable in class BBjGridExWidgetColumnState
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- SuppressColumnExpandAll! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Expand / Collapse all widget.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressColumnFilter! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Column Filter section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressColumnSelectAll! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Select / Un-select all widget.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressPivotMode! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Pivot Mode section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressPivots! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Column Labels (Pivot) section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressRowGroups! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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Suppress Row Groups section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressSideButtons! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Side Buttons section.
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition
- SuppressValues! - Variable in class BBjGridExWidget
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suppress Values section
1 = enable editing
0 = disable edition


Sliding Tiles Puzzle
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# File app/controllers/authentications_controller.rb, line 24 def create omniauth = request.env["omniauth.auth"] authentication = Authentication.find_by_provider_and_uid(omniauth['provider'], omniauth['uid']) if authentication flash[:notice] = "Signed in successfully." sign_in_and_redirect(:user, authentication.user) else if current_user current_user.authentications.create(:provider => omniauth['provider'], :uid => omniauth['uid']) flash[:notice] = "Authentication successful." redirect_to root_path else flash[:error] = "This " + omniauth['provider'] + " account is not linked yet. Please log in and link the account." redirect_to user_session_path end end end
Disassociates an open authentication account with the current user.
/authentications/destroy/:id
id - ID of the authentication to destroy
authentication - instance of the destroyed authentication
# File app/controllers/authentications_controller.rb, line 49 def destroy @authentication = current_user.authentications.find(params[:id]) @authentication.destroy flash[:notice] = "Successfully destroyed authentication." redirect_to user_session_path end
Used to view all open authentications
/authentications
/authentications/index
None
authentications - All authentications authorized by the current user
# File app/controllers/authentications_controller.rb, line 12 def index @authentications = current_user.authentications if current_user end


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Handle requests through a RuntimeProxy.
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Initializer for Instance.
Args:
request_data: A wsgi_request_info.WSGIRequestInfo that will be provided
with request information for use by API stubs.
instance_id: A string or integer representing the unique (per module) id
of the instance.
runtime_proxy: A RuntimeProxy instance that will be used to handle
requests.
max_concurrent_requests: The maximum number of concurrent requests that
the instance can handle. If the instance does not support concurrent
requests then the value should be 1.
max_background_threads: The maximum number of background threads that
the instance can handle. If the instance does not support background
threads then the value should be 0.
expect_ready_request: If True then the instance will be sent a special
request (i.e. /_ah/warmup or /_ah/start) before it can handle external
requests.
| def google.appengine.tools.devappserver2.instance.Instance.can_accept_requests |
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True if .handle() will accept requests.
Does not consider outstanding request volume.
| def google.appengine.tools.devappserver2.instance.Instance.get_latency_60s |
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Returns the average request latency over the last 60s in seconds.
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Returns the average queries-per-second over the last 60 seconds.
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Handles an HTTP request by forwarding it to the RuntimeProxy.
Args:
environ: An environ dict for the request as defined in PEP-333.
start_response: A function with semantics defined in PEP-333.
url_map: An appinfo.URLMap instance containing the configuration for the
handler matching this request.
match: A re.MatchObject containing the result of the matched URL pattern.
request_id: A unique string id associated with the request.
request_type: The type of the request. See *_REQUEST module constants.
Returns:
An iterable over strings containing the body of the HTTP response.
Raises:
CannotAcceptRequests: if the Instance has quit or is already handling the
maximum permissible number of concurrent requests.
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True if the Instance is handling or will be sent a ready request.
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The number of seconds that the Instance has been idle.
Will be 0.0 if the Instance has not started.
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The unique string or integer id for the Instance.
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The number of requests that the Instance is currently handling.
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Quits the instance and the RuntimeProxy.
Args:
allow_async: Whether to enqueue the quit after all requests have completed
if the instance cannot be quit immediately.
force: Whether to force the instance to quit even if the instance is
currently handling a request. This overrides allow_async if True.
expect_shutdown: Whether the instance will be sent a shutdown request.
Raises:
CannotQuitServingInstance: if the Instance is currently handling a
request and allow_async is False.
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The number of extra background threads the Instance can handle.
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The number of extra requests that the Instance can currently handle.
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Reserves a background thread slot.
Raises:
CannotAcceptRequests: if the Instance is already handling the maximum
permissible number of background threads or is not in a state where it
can handle background threads.
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Start the instance and the RuntimeProxy.
Returns:
True if the Instance was started or False, if the Instance has already
been quit.
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The total number requests that the Instance has handled.
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Wait for this instance to have capacity to serve a request.
Args:
timeout_time: A float containing a time in seconds since the epoch to wait
until before timing out.
Returns:
True if the instance has request capacity or False if the timeout time was
reached or the instance has been quit.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- code/googleappengine-read-only/python/google/appengine/tools/devappserver2/instance.py


Application.xml is of the form:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?> <propertyGroup key="key"> <property key="key" value="value"/> <propertyGroup key="key"> <property key="key" value="value"/> ... </propertyGroup> ... </propertyGroup>
There is a complete example application.xml. There should be a top-level propertyGroup whose key is the application's name concatenated with "Properties". The remaining keys and values are described in the table below.
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| top level | The colours indicate a tag's level of nesting within application.xml, as both propertyGroup tags and propertyKey tags can be at any level within the file. |
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| 2nd level nested |
Do these colours help, or just add to confusion?? Is giving an example file enough?
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| datasources | |||
| defaultDataSource | demoDatabase | Group containing entries for all datasources used by the persistence layer. Should contain a key pointing to the datasource to use if more than one are specified, and any number of datasource propertyGroups for each datasource. | |
| datasource | |||
| name | demoDatabase | The name used within the source code when referring to this connection | |
| type | org.bhavya.db.DefaultDataSource | Type of the datasource, this may also be org.bhavaya.db.JNDIDataSource | |
| driverName | org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver | Name of the database driver | |
| dialectClass | org.bhavaya.db. DefaultDatabaseDialect | Dialect to use when communicating with the database. Other dialects currently available are org.bhavaya.db.[OracleDatabaseDialect||SqlServerDatabaseDialect||SybaseDatabaseDialect] | |
| url | jdbc:hsqldb:. | url for connecting to the relevant driver - see you database driver's documentation. | |
| user | sa | database user name | |
| password | database user's password | ||
| defaultCatalog | Trades | (optional) database catalogue to use. | |
| autoCommit | true | [true||false] Specifies whether the database's transactions are autocommitted. (If false you may need to also specify databaseMetaData.) | |
| transactionIsolation | DEFAULT | Allowed values are: [DEFAULT||NONE||READ_UNCOMMITTED||READ_COMMITTED||REPEATABLE_READ|| SERIALIZABLE] and these refer to the corresponding JDBC transaction isolation levels. | |
| webserviceDatasource | |||
| name | infoservice | ||
| wsdlLocation | http://www.somewhere.com/info.asmx?WSDL | ||
| endPoint | http://www.somewhere.com/info.asmx | ||
| namespace | http://www.somewhere.com/webservices | ||
| service | Info | ||
| serviceStubClass | com.somewhere.webservices.InfoStub | ||
| databaseMetaData | This is a workaround for some databases, enabling Bhavaya to obtain metadata from databases where autoCommit is false. | ||
| datasourceMapping | |||
| fromDatasource | demoDatabaseTx | Datasource from which the metadata is required | |
| toDatasource | demoDatabase | Use this datasource instead for obtaining the metadata for fromDatasource | |
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| allowFileToEnd | true | [true||false] | |
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| referenceType | SOFT | [STRONG||WEAK||SOFT] - Mirrors java.lang.ref - reference type of generated beans, weak references may be removed at the discretion of the garbage collector, strong references will not be garbage collected. | |
| schema | schema.xml | Schema file to use. | |
| sqlbroadcaster | |||
| sqlFilename | Bhavaya_RT_Demo.script | Name of the file to monitor, where the single-row sql statements for database updates will appear. | |
| allowFileToEnd | true | [true||false] Continue to process file if its end is reached (i.e. wait for new lines to be appended). | |
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| autoCommit | true | ||
| subscriber | org.bhavaya.coms. SocketNotificationSubscriber | The class to use when processing subscriber notifications, available classes in org.bhavya.coms are: SocketNotificationSubscriber, LocalNotificationSubscriber, JMSNotificationSubscriber, TibcoRvNotificationSubscriber and OmegaNotificationSubscriber | |
| publisher | org.bhavaya.coms. SocketNotificationPublisher | The class to use when processing published notifications, available classes in org.bhavya.coms are: SocketNotificationPublisher, LocalNotificationPublisher, JMSNotificationPublisher and TibcoRvNotificationPublisher | |
| host | <IP_ADDRESS> | IP address of machine providing the notifications | |
| subscribePort | 5444 | Port to which you should connect if you wish to receive the broadcast sql. | |
| publishPort | 5445 | Port to which you should send sql to be broadcast to people who have connected to the subscribePort. | |
| diagnosticPort | 5446 | Connect to this port via http for diagnostic information. | |
| maximumQueuedNotifications PerSubscriberOnServer | 256 | ||
| maximumQueuedNotification OnSubscriber | 5000 | ||
| serverReconnectionPeriod | 5000 | ||
| reconnectionPeriod | 30000 | ||
| failedMessageCache | false | ||


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Written by: Dana Klein
Produced by: Robert Carlock and Wendy Knoller
Transcribed by: Coffee Mug, Eleonora, Sebastiano & Vanessa
[Scene: Central Perk]
Monica: (she enters) Hey guys!
Ross, Rachel and Chandler: Hey!
Chandler: Honey, I got us that room at the Woodford Inn this weekend.
Monica: That place in Vermont? You can take a hint!
Rachel: Wait, you can't go away this weekend! It's Emma's birthday!
Ross: Yeah!
Rachel: We're having a party.
Monica: Well, can't you just have the party when we get back?
Ross: No.
Rachel: No, that day... that won't be her real birthday!
Chandler: Gee if only she were one and had no idea what the hell a birthday was!
Ross: C'mon you guys, this is really important to us.
Monica: Well, I'm sorry, but Chandler and I could really use a weekend away. You know, to reconnect... emotionally.
Chandler: There's this thing I really want us to do. I read about it in Maxim...
Rachel: Well, can't you just go to Vermont the next day?
Ross: Yeah, we want everyone to be there.
 This is a big deal. I mean, how can we have her first birthday party without her aunt and her uncle!
Monica: All right, we'll stay. We can just drive up after the party.
Chandler: Fine, but if we end up not doing this Maxim thing because of this party...
Monica: Believe me, that is not why we won't
be doing that!
OPENING CREDITS
[Scene: Rachel and Joey's apartment]
Rachel: You know Pheebs, when I was little, on my birthday, my daddy would hide a present in every room of the house, and then he would draw a treasure map to help me find 'em all.
Phoebe: Oooh, I love family traditions like that. When uhm... when Ursula and I were kids, on our birthday, our stepdad would sell his blood to buy us food!
Ross: (he enters) Hey guys!
Rachel and Phoebe: Hi!
Ross: Hey, I brought the camera for Emma's video.
Rachel: Oh, good, good! We had this idea to make a birthday video for Emma and we'll give it to her when she is 18.
Phoebe: Oh, COOL!! Wow, it's like a time capsule!
Ross: Yeah!
Phoebe: Oh, just think... she's gonna be watching that video on a TV that hasn't even been invented yet! With friends who right now are just like babies! And they'll be living in a floating city that the humans built to escape the ant people!
Ross: That's the hope! So, is Emma awake yet?
Rachel: Oh no, it's still nap time. But she'll be up soon.
Ross: Ah, and where is Joey?
Rachel: I said it's still nap time.
(Joey comes out from his room, yawning)
Ross: (taping Joey with the cam) Hey, there is uncle Joey!
Joey: Hey!
Ross: Hey, say something to Emma on her 18th birthday!
Joey: 18, uh? (starts to prepare himself to say his "How You Doin'"
line)
Ross: Joey, NO!
Joey: What, what!? it's for her hot friends!
Ross: When they see this you'll be 52!
Joey: And starting to think about settling down!
Rachel: Hey Joey, will you please set this up for people to put Emma's presents on?
Joey: I'd love to! Yeah!
Joey: (To Phoebe) We were supposed to bring presents?
Phoebe: Yeah! I wrote Emma a song.
Joey: Oh, yeah! How was I supposed to know?
Phoebe: Joey, it's a birthday party.
Joey: Yeah, but for a one-year-old. What's the point... the other day she laughed for like an hour at a cup. Just a cup with a picture of Elmo on it dressed as a farmer. And he's standing next to this cow and the cow says "El-moo"! (Joey starts laughing) Yeah... that's a funny cup!
(Monica and Chandler enter)
Monica: Hey!
Chandler: Hey hey! Where's the birthday girl?
Rachel: Oh, she's still napping
Chandler: Oh, sure, she was probably up all night, excited about the party she knows is happening.
Rachel: Look, I know that you guys really want to get to Vermont and this isn't a really big deal to you, but it really is to us, ok? Emma will never have a first birthday again.
Monica: All right... you're right. We're sorry. Now let's wake up Emma and get the fun time started!
Rachel: No really, she didn't sleep well last night, so we can't wake her up.
 Rachel goes to open it)
Jack and Judy: HI!
Ross: (points the camcorder towards them to record their entrance) Hey!
Monica: So glad you came!
Jack: I can't believe Emma is already one!
Judy: (to Monica) I remember your first birthday! Ross was jealous of all the
attention we were giving you. He pulled on his testicles so hard! We had to
take him to the emergency room!
Ross: (pointing the camcorder at himself) There's something you didn't know
about your dad!
Joey: Hey Mr. and Mrs. Geller! Let me help you with that.
Jack: Thank you!
Joey: Oh man, this is great, uh? The three of us together again! You know what would be fun? If we gave this present to Emma from all of us!
Jack: Which one are you?
(Time lapse)
Monica: I can't believe Emma is still asleep!
Chandler: I know, what are we gonna do?
Monica: I've got a plan. I've got a plan. I'm going to ram this platter really hard into your ribs.
Chandler: I'm not going to Vermont with this Monica!
Joey: Hey Pheebs, you know what? I was thinking... since you wrote a song,
maybe I could do something for Emma using my talents!
Phoebe: So you’re gonna... hit on her?
Joey: No, no, no! My talents as an actor!
Phoebe: Oh!
Joey: You know, I could like maybe... I could do a dramatic reading of one of her books!
Phoebe: Or you could stick a fork in an apple!
Joey: Hey, I think Emma might like it!
Rachel: Oh! Emma might like what?
Joey: Um, my present!
Rachel: What did you get her?
Joey: Actually we prepared performances.
Phoebe: Separate performances.
Joey: But equally real!
Rachel: Well, this sounds like fun! Well, you know what? Actually? People are getting a little antsy waiting Emma to wake up from her nap, so would you mind performing them once now?
Phoebe: Sure, yeah!
Joey: (unconfidently) O K.
Rachel: (to everybody) All right, let’s get this party started, huh? Joey and Phoebe are gonna perform a little something for us.
Ross: Oh, great!

Joey: Hey, I do it every week with three cameras pointed at me and a whole crew waiting!
Rachel: So, Joey, what are you gonna do for us?
Joey: I will be doing a dramatic reading of one of Emma’s books.
Rachel: Oh, ok, which one?
Joey: Uh, why, it’s a... (he picks a book up) one of her favorites, uh, (he reads the title of the book) “Riding the Storm Out. Coping with post-partum depression” eesh! (he puts the book back and picks up another) “Love you forever”. Love you forever. By Robert Munsch. Published by Firefly books. Printed (he pauses and changes the tone to a dramatic one) in Mexico. A mother held her new baby and very slowly rocked him back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, and while she held him she sang “I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you’ll be”. (the picture fades and Joey is now finishing the book). And while he rocked her, he sang “I’ll love you forever, I’ll like you for always, as long as I'm living, my baby you’ll be”.
Rachel: (crying) Wow! That was amazing!
Ross: Thank you so much for that gift!
Chandler (nearly weeping): I was not ready for this today!
Ross: Amazing... amazing.
Rachel: Oh, Phoebe, I’m sorry! Phoebe has prepared something as well.
Phoebe: That’s right, I've prepared a song for Emma. From my heart to hers. For there’s no greater gift, than the gift of music. (she starts singing) Emma! Your name poses a dilemma. 'Cause not much else rhymes with Emma! Maybe the actor Richard Crenna, he played the commanding officer in Rambo. Happy birthday Emma!
Rachel: Is that it?
Phoebe: No, of course not!  “Sex and the single mother. (pause) Finding your G-spot.
Everybody: No, no, no, no, no!
[Scene: Joey’s Apartment. Ross is filming his parents ]
Judy: Hello Emma. Happy eighteenth birthday.
Jack: Right now that seems so far away, seventeen years.
Judy: Yes, you’ll be all grown up by then. We’ll be... Well your grandfather and I might not be here.
Jack: That’s true! This message could becoming to you from beyond the grave, Emma!
Judy: After all, my parents died very young.
Jack: And my cholesterol’s off the charts!
Judy: Remember, Emma, heart disease kills women too!
Ross (stops recording): Ok, cut! Great. That was... that was just... yeah!
Rachel: Ross, um, don’t forget to get a shot of Emma’s cake. It’s in a box in the fridge.
Ross: Sure.
Rachel: Oh, you're gonna love this cake. I got it from a bakery in New Jersey, Corino’s.
Monica: Oh my God, that place has the creamiest frosting! I use to hitchhike there when I was a kid.
Rachel: Well, anyway, they make these great novelty cakes, in all different shapes, and if you give them a photo, they’ll copy it in icing!
Monica: Oh, did you do a picture of Emma?
Rachel: Yes! On a cake shaped like a bunny.
Ross: Uh, Rach? Does this bakery by any chance also bake erotic cakes? Say for bachelorette parties?
Rachel: Ross, what are you talking about? (she sees the cake) oh! Oh my God!
Phoebe (sees the cake): oh! Now it’s a party!
Rachel: Why you guys this isn't funny, all right? If I wanted this cake to be a disaster I would have baked it myself!
Joey (staring at the cake): Uh.. is it ok that I still think it looks delicious?
Judy:(to Jack) Jack, look at this.
Jack: I know what you're thinking Judy, the resemblance is uncanny!
Ross: I am this close to tugging on my testicles again.
Rachel (on the phone): No, no, this is not what I ordered. Ok? I went all the way to New Jersey so that I could have the perfect cake for my daughter’s birthday and I need a bunny cake, right now!
Ross: Ask them if it would be faster if we cut the baby’s face off the penis, so we can put it on the bunny. (pause). That is a weird sentence!
Rachel: Oh! Believe you me! I am going to bring this cake back, I don't even want it in my home... (Turns towards the cake and sees Joey trying to take a piece and yells at him) Joey, don't touch it!!
Joey: I'm so confused!
Rachel: (speaking to the person on the phone again) Yes, yes. I still want my daughters picture, but on a bunny cake. Yellow cake, chocolate frosting with nuts!
Chandler: To be fair this one does have nuts.

Monica: Oh. So nice of her to pull my hair, 'till I dropped the key!
Ross: Well, you know what? While we're waiting, you guys could tape your message to Emma for her 18th birthday, huh? (takes the camcorder and points it at Monica and Chandler) Ok!
Chandler: Hi Emma! It's the year 2020.
Monica: We're Aunt Monica and uncle Chandler, by the way. You may not recognize us, because we haven't spoken to your parents in seventeen years!
Chandler: We used to be married, but then we missed a weekend away together and things kind of unraveled. Because of you! Happy Birthday. (Ross looks disappointed and switches the camcorder off)
Monica: Ross, Rachel promised it would be over by now. We seriously have to go, if we want to get to Vermont. I called them and the last train leaves in a half hour.
Phoebe: And you know, I have a massage client soon.
Ross: You guys, just please.. a little bit longer. I promise, Rachel will be back with the cake any minute. Monica, remember.. the frosting? huh?
Monica: Alright, 5 more minutes.
(The phone rings, Ross picks up)
Ross: (Into receiver) Hello? (listens) Oh no! What happened? (listens some more) Ok ok, where are you? (Grabs a pen and starts writing). Ok, I'll be right there. (Puts the phone down)
Chandler: Was that Emma? Is she up?
Ross: No, Rachel got pulled over for speeding. She forgot her licence so now I have to bring it to her.
Phoebe: Well, if you're leaving, I'm definitely gonna go.
Monica: No! Wait! If anybody gets to go.. it's us (Points at herself and Chandler) We've been complaining the longest!
Ross: No, wait ! You guys, no, no, you can't leave! Rachel already feels bad that the cake's messed up.
Chandler: I don't know! You'll tell us on Monday!
Ross: Joey! You're in charge, ok? You make sure nobody leaves! (leaves)
Joey: Got it! (Goes towards the front door and stands with his back to it) Hey hey hey! (to Chandler) Where do you think you're going?
Chandler: To the bathroom!
Joey: Alright, well the rest of you get comfortable, ok, because we're gonna be here for a li...(stops and thinks) Wait a minute, there is a window in there!
Phoebe: Oh no! He's not getting away that easy! (Phoebe and Joey run towards the bathroom and enter)
Chandler: (Yelling) What are you doing?  (Phoebe and Joey come out looking shocked)
Joey: Well, that one did not have Emma's face on it.
Phoebe: No, it did not.
Joey: No.
Judy: Well, we better get going, it's late. Jack's not allowed to drive at night anymore. He has trouble staying in his lane.
Jack: Last winter I went up on a church lawn and drove right through a manger scene. The papers thought it was a hate crime.
Judy: Anyway, it was lovely seeing you.
Joey: Ok! (Opens the door for them)
Judy: Bye... Bye dear.
Joey: Nighty-night!
Judy: Nighty-night!
Joey: Bye, bye.
Phoebe: Joey? How could you just let them leave?
Joey: Hey, hey, hey, hey! I'm not gonna mess with Jack, he's a great man, he fought for our country.
Monica: No, he didn't! He pretended to be a Quaker to get out of Korea.
Joey: (Shocked) Oh! Well that's it! He's the last one to go. I'm locking you guys in. (turns the bolts of the door, thereby locking it)
Chandler: You do know, I can just turn them the other way around, right?
Joey: Oh! I forgot you used to live here!
(The phone rings, Joey picks up)
Joey: Hello?
Estelle: (on the other side of the line) Joey! It's Estelle!
Joey: Hey! (smiles)
Estelle: So, how did your audition go today?
Joey: (smile fades) What audition?
Estelle: The one I told you about last week?
Joey: What? You never said anything about an audition!
Estelle: (Looks confused) Let me start over. I just got a call about an audition. I think you can still make it. It's down at the Astor Theatre and you need to have a monologue prepared.
Joey: A monologue? I don't have.. (sees the book he was reading before for his "dramatic reading") I got it. (hangs up) (announces to the room) Aah! so... I'm gonna take off!
Phoebe: Wh.. what? No wait, you don't get to leave! I've got a massage client waiting outside my door any minute!
Monica: Yeah, and we've paid for a room, that we're supposed to be in right now!
Phoebe: Well, oh, ok now... Only one of us has to stay with Emma. Ok, and as the person who realized that, I get to go!
Monica: No! no! Let's figure out a fair way to decide who's staying.
Joey: Oh! I got it! Ok, everyone pick a number from one to ten. Alright? Whoever gets the highest number gets to go first.
Monica: (She gives Joey a you-are-so-stupid-look) Ok, ten.
Joey: Okay, Monica picks ten, I call nine! Anyone else?
Phoebe: No, lets just draw straws.
Joey: Or.. we could flip a coin, and then multiply the..
Chandler: I'm begging you stop.
Joey: Right.
Monica: Ok, how about this: We got wind up toys for Emma for her birthday. We can make them race, and whoever comes in last, stays!
Phoebe: (Visibly excited) Yeah!! Let's do that!
Chandler: (Also very excited) That sounds more fun than the thing we were going to do in Vermont!
Monica: Everybody get your toys! (They all run toward the table with toys)
Phoebe: Ok! I want the dolphin!
Chandler: Thats a bear.
Phoebe: I'm too excited!
Monica: Phoebe, you get the bear, uhm, Joey, you get the robot, and Chandler and I get the dog. Ok, and the race is going to go (Takes two cups and marks the start and finish lines with them) from here to here. Now the one who comes in last, stays!
Joey: Ok, ladies and gentlemen, wind your toys! (they do so)
Chandler: Ok, on your mark... Get set... GO!!!
(Monica, Phoebe and Joey release their wind-up toys.)
Phoebe: Go! Go!
Joey: Come on robot!
(Phoebe's bear takes the lead, followed by Joey's robot, and far behind is Chandler and Monica's dog, which walks a few paces, stops and starts barking, sits, walks again, and so on... )
Monica: (to the dog) What are you barking at?
(While Phoebe's bear is still in the lead, it is now closely followed by Joey's robot. Chandler and Monica's dog however, sits down, barking... and does a backflip.)
Monica: Wha...
Chandler: I bought you. How did I forget that that's all you do?
(Meanwhile the race has been won by Phoebe's bear, followed by Joey's robot)
Joey: Way to go robot!
Phoebe: Good job Alan!
Joey: Hey, good race you guys.
Phoebe: Yeah, see you later!
(Joey and Phoebe leave for the door)
Monica: No! No, no... wait! We didn't lose. (turns to Chandler) The rules clearly stated that the last one to cross the finish line was the loser. Well, our dog never crossed the finish line, so technically...
Chandler: They left.
(Monica turns to see the closed door.)
[ Scene: The freeway. Rachel is driving Monica's Porsche, while using her mobile phone. Ross is sitting next to her.]
Rachel: (into the phone) No, there isn't time to go to the bakery. We're just
gonna come home... Everybody left? Alright, well just tell Emma we're gonna
be there as soon as we can. (emotionally) Bye...
 While doing this and not looking at the road, she turns the steering wheel by accident, which makes the car swerve.)
Ross: RACHEL!
Rachel: OOH! God! Sorry!
Ross: (sarcastically) I can't believe they gave you a ticket. You're such a good driver.
(Ross fastens his seat belt.)
Rachel: Emma's awake.
Ross: Yeah?
Rachel: I can't believe this. This is her first birthday. She's awake. We're not even there. Everybody left.
Ross: Hey, maybe I can fix that, you know. Try to turn it into something else. (he opens the box)
Rachel: Oh, why do you even bother? I already ruined her first birthday... And do you know how important these early experiences are Ross? Very! According to the back cover of that book that you gave me.
Ross: Rach, she's not going to remember this.
Rachel: (shakes her head) I guess... Oh, I just had such an idea of what this day would be like, you know? Emma laughing and everybody gathered around her cake singing "Happy Birthday". Then we would all go into...  They have to learn!
Ross: (looks back at the cake) Hey!
Rachel: What?
Ross: It's not bad.
Rachel: (she looks at the cake) Oh my God! Look what... you made it into a bunny. How did you do that?
Ross: Well, I just made these two things uhm... cheeks. And then I split this to make ears.
Rachel: Well, I'm very impressed.
Ross: Some can sing, some can dance. I apparently can turn phallic cakes into
woodland creatures.
[ Scene: Rachel and Joey's apartment. Chandler, Monica and Emma are sitting on the floor, and Emma's stuffed animals are lined up in front of them.]
Monica: Now another way to organise your stuffed animals, is by size.
Chandler: I'm sorry, is this a game for Emma or for Monica?
Monica: Game?
Chandler: Emma, you even know it's your birthday today? You're one! One-year-old, that's little.
(With his index finger he shows her how old she is. Emma also points her finger and babbles...)
Chandler: Ooh! That's my girl!
Monica: That's how old you are.
Chandler: Did I teach her that? Did I just... impart wisdom?
Monica: (embraces Emma tightly) Ooh, I want one...
Chandler: Me too...
(There's a couple of seconds of silence. Then Chandler looks around...)
Chandler: There's no-one around. Why don't we just take this one?
Monica: ...and head to Canada!
Chandler: I was kidding.
Monica: I wasn't. Let's get going!
(Phoebe enters the apartment again.)
Phoebe: Hey, are Ross and Rachel back?
Chandler: No, not yet.
Phoebe: Oh good, I didn't miss the party.
Monica: What about your massage client?
Phoebe: I just felt so bad, missing this.  As long as I'm back in five or six hours, it will be alright.
(Joey comes running into the apartment, out of breath.)
Joey: Okay, if Ross and Rachel ask, I've been here the whole time. THE WHOLE TIME!
(Ross and Rachel enter.)
Joey: (to Ross and Rachel) I've been here the whole time!
Ross: Joey, we just saw you come in. You ran past us on the stairs.
Rachel: I don't care that you left. I'm just glad that you're here. Thanks you guys!
Chandler: Hey, guys! Come on! You gotta see what Emma just did.
Rachel: What?
Chandler: Emma, how old are you? How old are you today? (holds up his index finger again)
Emma: Wo-ish. (and holds up her finger)
(Ross and Rachel gasp)
Rachel: Oh! Emma, that's right! You're that many!
Ross: Oh my God! Our daughter's a genius! Rach, this means...
Rachel: (angrily) NO, no science camp!
Ross: Damnit! I'll put a candle on the cake.
Rachel: Oh!... Oh and Emma, look at your stuffed animals lined up so neatly!
Monica: Thanks!
Ross: Okay, here we go! Emma's first birthday cake... Well hey... well, blow out the candle. Come on Emma.
Chandler: Let's do it, come on!
(Rachel wipes away some tears.)
Ross: What's wrong? Are you okay?
Rachel: Oh yeah, nothing! These are happy tears! This is just what I wanted.
Phoebe: (pointing at cake) Hey, you made it into a bunny.
Joey: What is wrong with me. It looked more delicious when it
was a penis.
ENDING CREDITS
[Scene: Rachel and Joey's apartment. It's just Ross and Rachel.
Rachel: Okay.
Ross: Okay, you ready?
Rachel: Yeah.
Ross: A-a-and... record.
Rachel: Okay. (they both look into the camera, and Ross waves.) Hi Emma. Well, your first birthday is over, and it was really...
(There's a lot of yelling and screaming coming from the hallway, and they get up to look at what's the noise all about. In the hallway, Monica, Chandler, Joey and Phoebe are having another wind-up animal race, yelling and screaming fanatically.)
Phoebe: (yelling at the top of her voice) Go, go, go Alan!


Schedule
We meet twice a week - Tuesday and Friday, 2 pm to 3 pm at Coover 3138!
Tentative Schedule for Summer 2017
| Date |
Paper |
Presenter |
Notes |
| 6 June |
On the Computational Efficiency of Training Neural Networks (PDF) |
M. Soltani |
Notes |
| 9 June |
Polynomial Networks and Factorization Machines (PDF) |
M. Soltani |
Notes |
| 13 June |
Learning ReLUs via gradient descent (PDF) |
Gauri |
Notes |
| 16 June |
Learning ReLUs via gradient descent (PDF) |
Gauri |
Notes |
| 20 June |
No meeting (owing to MMLS) |
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| 23 June |
Generative Adversarial Networks (PDF) |
Viraj |
Notes |
| 27 June |
Generative Adversarial Networks (PDF), Wasserstein GAN(PDF) |
Viraj, Dr. Hegde |
Notes |
| 30 June |
Compressed sensing using generative models (PDF) |
Praneeth |
Notes |
| 7 July |
Understanding Trainable Sparse Coding with Matrix Factorization (PDF) |
Thanh |
Notes |
| 11 July |
Maximal Sparsity with Deep Networks?(PDF) |
Thanh |
Notes |
| 14 July |
No meeting (owing to MBDSS) |
– |
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| 18 July |
Stabilizing GAN Training with Multiple Random Projections(PDF) |
Viraj |
Notes |
| 21 July, 25 July |
No meeting (owing to ILAS 2017) |
– |
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| 28 July |
2 - 3:30 pm , 3:45 - 5:15 pm - Data Science Reading Group Seminars |
Invited Speakers |
Details |
| 1 Aug |
Towards Understanding the Invertibility of Convolutional Neural Networks (PDF) |
Gauri |
Notes |


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ACUW is a collection of components for Angular made with the 3D library three.js
The main purpose is to provide a simple usage of amazing stuff done by using three.js


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Git HTML5 CSS AngularJS Node.js Express Android Studio PostgreSQL LESS jQuery Bootstrap Heroku Websockets Oauth JSON Web Tokens Jasmine Shell Scripting NPM Bower Homebrew
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Key Technologies: Java, Android Studio, Google Maps, Web API.
(To start the game, open in 5 tabs to simulate 5 users or play with a group of friends!) A multiplayer web game similar to Cards Against Humanity. Players submit .gifs as answers to queries. A rotating “selector” player chooses the funniest .gif answer.
Key Technologies: Websockets, Node.js, Express, Jquery.
An online tea store front-end built with the Angular.js framework. Users can select teas to add to their cart and make adjustments along the way. Search and filter mechanisms are in place to help the user find desired products.
Key Technologies: Angular.js, Express, PostgreSQL, Heroku.
Education Galvanize Denver, CO Full Stack Immersive
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Employment Super Awesome Pedicabs Owner
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This demo demonstrates the Custom element Calendar's range selection mode. Click on a date to select the start date and then click on another cell to select the end date.


THE NEWTON BOYS (1998)
Rating: 2 stars (out of 4.0) ******************************** Key to rating system: 2.0 stars - Debatable 2.5 stars - Some people may like it 3.0 stars - I liked it 3.5 stars - I am biased in favor of the movie 4.0 stars - I felt the movie's impact personally or it stood out ********************************* A Movie Review by David Sunga
Directed by: Richard Linklater
Written by: Richard Linklater, Clark Lee Walker, and Claude Stanush based on a book by Claude Stanush
Starring: Matthew McConaughey, Julianna Margulies, Ethan Hawke, Dwight Yoakam, Skeet Ulrich, Vincent D'Onofrio
Ingredients: Four bank robber brothers in the Roaring 1920s farm belt
Synopsis: In the Roaring '20s - - the era of prohibition, gangsters, and bank robberies - - four country brothers (called the Newton boys) and their partner Mr. Glasscock rob over 80 banks in the American farm belt between 1919 and 1924. Meanwhile leader of the brothers Willis Newton (Matthew McConaughey) romances a store clerk named Louise (Julianna Margulies).  What will happen?
THE NEWTON BOYS is based on the true story of the Newton family, four young guns who were real life bank robbers in the 1920s. In fact, the credits of THE NEWTON BOYS contains a Johnny Carson interview with 80-something former bank robber Joe Newton - - the youngest brother - - who describes his younger days as 'crazy.' In real life the Newton boys blew up safes at night when nobody was around, and they also refused to shoot anybody throughout their entire criminal careers. But they were successful as thieves, and they lived to tell about it.
Opinion: THE NEWTON BOYS is not an action movie, but perhaps that's just as well, given the material: the real life Newtons never shot anybody and did their work when nobody was around. The film takes us from heist to heist in a wandering, traveling fashion, with nothing really driving the plot, and not much development of character, almost like a light dramatic chronicle.
In the 'screen hunk' department, this film has plenty: Matthew McConaughey plays older brother Will; Ethan Hawke is Jess; Skeet Ulrich is youngest brother Joe, and Vincent D'Onofrio is brawny Dock. They get to wear a lot of classy suits, vests, and hats. And they drive great-looking vintage wheels.
As far as the script is concerned, McConaughey gets the lion's share of lines, and does a good job with them. Unfortunately the other brothers are not much more than interchangeable scenery. Ethan Hawke hams it up a little bit by strumming the ukulele and swilling whiskey, but these are mere gestures. Similarly Julianna Margulies does the best she can possibly do given her small role. THE NEWTON BOYS is slow-paced light fare focusing mostly on older brother Willis. It's like a meandering documentary without a narrator, where the silent narrator is main star McConaughey.
Reviewed by David Sunga March 27, 1998
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Purpose
This example shows a possible JSON representation of a hypothetical machine's mount points as
represented in an /etc/fstab
file.
An entry in the fstab file can have many different forms. Here is a possible representation of a full fstab:
{ "/": { "storage": { "type": "disk", "device": "/dev/sda1" }, "fstype": "btrfs", "readonly": true }, "/var": { "storage": { "type": "disk", "label": "8f3ba6f4-5c70-46ec-83af-0d5434953e5f" }, "fstype": "ext4", "options": [ "nosuid" ] }, "/tmp": { "storage": { "type": "tmpfs", "sizeInMB": 64 } }, "/var/www": { "storage": { "type": "nfs", "server": "my.nfs.server", "remotePath": "/exports/mypath" } } }
Not all constraints to an fstab file can be modeled using JSON Schema alone; however, it can already represent a good number of them. We will add constraints one after the other until we get to a satisfactory result.
Base schema
We will start with a base schema expressing the following constraints:
- the list of entries is a JSON object;
- the member names (or property names) of this object must all be valid, absolute paths;
- there must be an entry for the root filesystem (ie,
/
).
We also want the schema to be regarded as a draft v4 schema, we must therefore specify $schema:
{ "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", "type": "object", "properties": { "/": {} }, "patternProperties": { "^(/[^/]+)+$": {} }, "additionalProperties": false, "required": [ "/" ] }
Note how the valid paths constraint is enforced here:
- we have a properties keyword with only a
/
entry; - we use patternProperties to match other property names via a regular
expression (note that it does not match
/
); - as additionalProperties is false, it constrains object properties to be either
/
or to match the regular expression.
You will notice that the regular expression is explicitly anchored (with ^
and
$
): in JSON Schema, regular expressions (in patternProperties and in
pattern) are not anchored by default.
For now, the schemas describing individual entries are empty: we will start describing the constraints in the following paragraphs, using another schema, which we will reference from the main schema when we are ready.
The entry schema - starting out
Here again we will proceed step by step. We will start with the global structure of our schema, which will be as such:
{ "id": "http://some.site.somewhere/entry-schema#", "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", "description": "schema for an fstab entry", "type": "object", "required": [ "storage" ], "properties": { "storage": { "type": "object", "oneOf": [ { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskDevice" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskUUID" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/nfs" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/tmpfs" } ] } }, "definitions": { "diskDevice": {}, "diskUUID": {}, "nfs": {}, "tmpfs": {} } }
You should already be familiar with some of the constraints:
- an fstab entry must be an object (
"type": "object"
); - it must have one property with name storage (
"required": [ "storage" ]
); - the storage property must also be an object.
There are a couple of novelties:
- you will notice the appearance of JSON References, via the $ref keyword; here, all references used are local to the schema, and the fragment part is a URI encoded JSON Pointer;
- you will notice the appearance of an id: this is the URI of this resource; we assume here that this URI is the actual URI of this schema;
- the oneOf keyword is new in draft v4; its value is an array of schemas, and an instance is valid if and only if it is valid against exactly one of these schemas;
- finally, the definitions keyword is a standardized placeholder in which you can define inline subschemas to be used in a schema.
The fstype, options and readonly properties
The entry schema - adding constraints
Let's now extend this skeleton to add constraints to these three properties. Note that none of them are required:
- we will pretend that we only support
ext3
,ext4
andbtrfs
as filesystem types; - options must be an array, and the items in this array must be strings; moreover, there must be at least one item, and all items should be unique;
- readonly must be a boolean.
With these added constraints, the schema now looks like this:
{ "id": "http://some.site.somewhere/entry-schema#", "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", "description": "schema for an fstab entry", "type": "object", "required": [ "storage" ], "properties": { "storage": { "type": "object", "oneOf": [ { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskDevice" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskUUID" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/nfs" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/tmpfs" } ] }, "fstype": { "enum": [ "ext3", "ext4", "btrfs" ] }, "options": { "type": "array", "minItems": 1, "items": { "type": "string" }, "uniqueItems": true }, "readonly": { "type": "boolean" } }, "definitions": { "diskDevice": {}, "diskUUID": {}, "nfs": {}, "tmpfs": {} } }
For now, all definitions are empty (an empty JSON Schema validates all instances). We will write schemas for individual definitions below, and fill these schemas into the entry schema.
The diskDevice storage type
This storage type has two required properties, type and device. The type can only be disk, and the device must be an absolute path starting with /dev. No other properties are allowed:
{ "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "disk" ] }, "device": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^/dev/[^/]+(/[^/]+)*$" } }, "required": [ "type", "device" ], "additionalProperties": false }
You will have noted that we need not specify that type must be a string: the constraint described by enum is enough.
The diskUUID storage type
This storage type has two required properties, type and label. The type can only be disk, and the label must be a valid UUID. No other properties are allowed:
{ "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "disk" ] }, "label": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^[a-fA-F0-9]{8}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{12}$" } }, "required": [ "type", "label" ], "additionalProperties": false }
The nfs storage type
This storage type has three required properties: type, server and remotePath. What is more, the server may be either a host name, an IPv4 address or an IPv6 address.
For the constraints on server, we use a new keyword: format. While it is not required that format be supported, we will suppose that it is here:
{ "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "nfs" ] }, "remotePath": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^(/[^/]+)+$" }, "server": { "type": "string", "oneOf": [ { "format": "host-name" }, { "format": "ipv4" }, { "format": "ipv6" } ] } }, "required": [ "type", "server", "remotePath" ], "additionalProperties": false }
The tmpfs storage type
This storage type has two required properties: type and sizeInMB. The size can only be an integer. What is more, we will require that the size be between 16 and 512, inclusive:
{ "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "tmpfs" ] }, "sizeInMB": { "type": "integer", "minimum": 16, "maximum": 512 } }, "required": [ "type", "sizeInMB" ], "additionalProperties": false }
The full entry schema
The resulting schema is quite large:
{ "id": "http://some.site.somewhere/entry-schema#", "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", "description": "schema for an fstab entry", "type": "object", "required": [ "storage" ], "properties": { "storage": { "type": "object", "oneOf": [ { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskDevice" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/diskUUID" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/nfs" }, { "$ref": "#/definitions/tmpfs" } ] }, "fstype": { "enum": [ "ext3", "ext4", "btrfs" ] }, "options": { "type": "array", "minItems": 1, "items": { "type": "string" }, "uniqueItems": true }, "readonly": { "type": "boolean" } }, "definitions": { "diskDevice": { "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "disk" ] }, "device": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^/dev/[^/]+(/[^/]+)*$" } }, "required": [ "type", "device" ], "additionalProperties": false }, "diskUUID": { "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "disk" ] }, "label": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^[a-fA-F0-9]{8}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{4}-[a-fA-F0-9]{12}$" } }, "required": [ "type", "label" ], "additionalProperties": false }, "nfs": { "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "nfs" ] }, "remotePath": { "type": "string", "pattern": "^(/[^/]+)+$" }, "server": { "type": "string", "oneOf": [ { "format": "host-name" }, { "format": "ipv4" }, { "format": "ipv6" } ] } }, "required": [ "type", "server", "remotePath" ], "additionalProperties": false }, "tmpfs": { "properties": { "type": { "enum": [ "tmpfs" ] }, "sizeInMB": { "type": "integer", "minimum": 16, "maximum": 512 } }, "required": [ "type", "sizeInMB" ], "additionalProperties": false } } }
Plugging this into our main schema
Now that all possible entries have been described, we can refer to the entry schema from our main schema. We will, again, use a JSON Reference here:
{ "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-04/schema#", "type": "object", "properties": { "/": { "$ref": "http://some.site.somewhere/entry-schema#" } }, "patternProperties": { "^(/[^/]+)+$": { "$ref": "http://some.site.somewhere/entry-schema#" } }, "additionalProperties": false, "required": [ "/" ] }
Wrapping up
This example is much more advanced than the previous example; you will have learned of schema referencing and identification, you will have been introduced to other keywords. There are also a few additional points to consider.
The schema can be improved
This is only an example for learning purposes. Some additional constraints could be described. For instance:
- it makes no sense for
/
to be mounted on a tmpfs filesystem; - it makes no sense to specify the filesystem type if the storage is either NFS or tmpfs.
As an exercise, you can always try and add these constraints. It would probably require splitting the schema further.
Not all constraints can be expressed
JSON Schema limits itself to describing the structure of JSON data, it cannot express functional constraints.
If we take an NFS entry as an example, JSON Schema alone cannot check that the submitted NFS server's hostname, or IP address, is actually correct: this check is left to applications.
Tools have varying JSON Schema support
While this is not a concern if you know that the schema you write will be used by you alone, you should keep this in mind if you write a schema which other people can potentially use. The schema we have written here has some features which can be problematic for portability:
- format support is optional, and as such other tools may ignore this keyword: this can lead to a different validation outcome for the same data;
- it uses regular expressions: care should be taken not to use any advanced features (such as lookarounds), since they may not be supported at the other end;
- it uses $schema to express the need to use draft v4 syntax, but not all tools support draft v4 (in fact, most don't support it).


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[§398-22] Predetermination settlement. At any time after the filing of a complaint, but prior to a determination by the department that this chapter has been violated, the parties may agree to resolve the complaint through a predetermination settlement. [L 1995, c 154, pt of §3]


U2 delight local firefighters fighting bushfires in Australia
by Debbie McGoldrickU2 is going down a treat both on and off the stage in Australia. The band is currently on tour Down Under and the reviews have been rave, of course, and fans have had an opportunity to see the Irish stars up close.
We’ve had our huge problems with wildfires in California, and Australia, unfortunately, is no different. It’s nearly summertime there and bushfires have been raging in New South Wales, but first responders in Melbourne flying to the scene to give assistance got a lovely surprise when they ran into U2 at the airport. The band delayed their flight to Adelaide to greet the firefighters and take pictures.
“The band members shook just about everyone’s hand and gave all our members a big pat on the back for the work they have been doing. Bono and the Edge told CFA members they’re doing a great job and they took such a keen interest in everyone’s story," said Country Fire Authority commander Mark Kennedy.
“There were a few big fans among our crew, so it was a pretty special moment for many of our members who were about to depart to assist at the NSW bushfires.”
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Bono was equally thrilled to meet some of Australia’s genuine heroes.
“It wasn't just being nice. We really wanted to say it and we really meant it. Thanks for keeping people safe,” Bono told the firefighters.
“We really appreciate it so that's what we want to say.”
U2 has also taken up the cause of some Aussie journalists who apparently were subject to Australian Federal Police raids because of their reporting on national security matters.
“Truth is the bedrock … and journalists are its guardian angels,” Bono said last week after his band’s opening Australian concert in Brisbane.
Not surprisingly, Bono also urged action on climate change.
“The way we live in one place affects life in every other place,” he said. “None of us is really an island. From rising sea levels in one country to catastrophic fires in yours, big crisis, global crisis but we can put out these fires if we act together as one.”
U2 will be Oz almost till the end of next week. Then it’s on to Singapore, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, and India for shows that will keep them on the other side of the world until December 15.
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PBOC: China faces no conditions for continuous inflation, deflation
by Dhwani MehtaIn its latest quarterly policy report published on Saturday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) highlighted the following key points.
China has no conditions for continuous inflation or deflation as the government's macro policies are taking effect.
The domestic economy is facing downward pressure, and its endogenous growth momentum should be further enhanced.
PBOC will step up counter-cyclical adjustments while staying away from using a deluge of stimulus policies.
Efforts should be enhanced to prevent the spread of the expectations for inflation.
The headlines have little to no impact on the CNY markets, as USD/CNY trades on the front foot near 7.0110 despite a stronger Yuan setting by the PBOC.


NZ beat England by innings and 65 runs
New Zealand wrapped up an impressive innings and 65-run victory over England shortly after tea on the fifth day of the first test at Bay Oval on Monday with Neil Wagner running through the lower order.
Wagner took three wickets in 17 balls for just one run as England collapsed from 132-5 to 138-8 before tea, then broke a 59-run ninth-wicket partnership between Jofra Archer and Sam Curran after they had threatened to thwart the hosts.
The left armer then trapped Stuart Broad in front for a first ball duck to end England's resistance at 197 and end with figures of 5-44 from 19.2 overs.
England had resumed on Monday on 55-3 and needing to bat the entire final day to stop New Zealand from taking a 1-0 lead into the second match of the two-test series that starts on Friday in Hamilton.


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El-elohe-isreal
EL-ELOHE-ISREAL
"EL-ELOHE-ISREAL "mighty one; God of Israel, the name which Jacob gave to the alter which he erected on the piece of land where he pitched his tent before Shechem, and which he afterwards purchased from the sons of Hamor (
Genesis 33:20
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"EL-ELOHE-ISREAL "mighty one; God of Israel, the name which Jacob gave to the alter which he erected on the piece of land where he pitched his tent before Shechem, and which he afterwards purchased from the sons of Hamor (Genesis 33:20).