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Businessmodel of ARRIS
Customer Segments
ARRIS has a niche market business model, with a specialized customer segment. The company targets its offerings at cable and telecommunications video service providers, particularly those that are facilities-based and multi-channel. Its two largest customers, Comcast and Time Warner Cable, represented a third of business in 2015, accounting for 21% and 14.3% of revenues, respectively.
Value Proposition
ARRIS offers two primary value propositions: innovation and brand/status.
The company has placed a strong emphasis on innovation throughout its history. It has accomplished many industry firsts, which include the following:
- First MPEG-4 and MPEG-2 digital ad insertion
- First to demonstrate HEVC compression system
- First HD set-top with DVR
- First wireless broadband gateway
- First whole-home video gateway
- First operational all-digital HDTV system
- Pioneered broadband data & voice over IP
- Pioneered security and DRM The company has established a strong brand as a result of its performance. Between 2003 and 2012 it experienced a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 13.47%, and growth has been strong since. It maintains a direct presence in more than 30 countries and a channel presence in more than 85 countries. It has many prominent customers, including Comcast, Cox Communications, Time Warner Cable, Verizon, and Virgin Media. Lastly, it has been recognized with 14 technical Emmy Awards.
Channels
ARRIS’s main channel is its direct sales force, which operates worldwide. It also partners with value-added resellers, channel partners, and sales representatives to extend its presence into markets where it does not have established offices. The company promotes its offerings through its website, social media pages, advertising, sponsorships, and attendance of trade shows and conferences.
Customer Relationships
ARRIS’s customer relationship is primarily of a personal assistance nature. The company assists customers in the following ways:
Customer Service – ARRIS provides phone, e-mail, and live chat support
Training Services – ARRIS provides instructor-led training classes online and on client sites; it also offers a DOCSIS CMTS Operator Certification program so clients can ensure their employees are highly knowledgeable in DOSCIS technology and the usage of ARRIS CMTS products
Day 2 Support Services – ARRIS provides a variety of services to help clients immediately after they have completed product deployment. They include the following:
- Performance Improvement Programs – ARRIS maintains the “Baseline Service” that offers regular maintenance of implemented systems and the “Advanced Service” that uses analytics to evaluate system health and recommend ways to enhance it
- Mentoring Programs – ARRIS works with clients to develop product experts among their staff by pairing employees with category specialists for a lengthy time; e-mail, phone, and on-site formats are available
- Staff Augmentation Services – ARRIS provides support services for activities requiring specialized expertise that cannot be handled by existing staff; specific areas include hub maintenance, wiring, DC powering, Wi-Fi engineering, and CER/CMTS troubleshooting
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Engineering Assistance – ARRIS has experts who offer engineering support remotely for services outside the standard support agreement in operational areas such as design and configuration Professional Services – ARRIS provides long-term support services from professionals that include the following:
- Systems Integration & Consulting – ARRIS has experts who can provide technology evolution, network planning, and business process improvement consulting services
- Service Provider Wi-Fi – ARRIS provides assistance for every phase of deployment and engineering of Wi-Fi networks
- Outsourcing – ARRIS provides managed services and strategic outsourcing capabilities
- Lab Services – ARRIS has validation engineers who can assist with introductions and migrations of new equipment to clients’ networks Despite this orientation, there is a self-service component. The company’s website features a “Resources” section that includes white papers, data sheets, infographics, and videos. It also has a section that provides answers to frequently asked questions. Lastly, its training program includes a selection of self-paced virtual classes.
Key Activities
ARRIS’s business model entails offering services and designing, developing, and manufacturing products for its customers. The company maintains manufacturing facilities in Taipei, Taiwan; Manaus, Brazil; and Tijuana, Mexico. It also utilizes third-party contract firms in some cases, who are located in the United States, China, Brazil, Thailand, Mexico, Malaysia, and South Africa.
Key Partners
ARRIS maintains the Channel Program, in which it works with value-added resellers globally who purchase and sell its products so it can expand its customer base and provide more localized service. The company evaluates a variety of criteria for selection that includes revenues, number of employees trained and certified in use of ARRIS products, and quality of customer support. Companies that are chosen receive a number of benefits, including access to an online portal featuring updated sales, marketing, and technical documents; an online co-branding marketing tool; a technical training course calendar; and a Channel Identifier Logo to indicate program membership.
Key Resources
ARRIS’s main resource is its staff of over 1,100 technical professionals with significant data, video, and IP networking experience. In addition, the company places a high priority on its intellectual property, with 2,340 issued and 1,282 pending U.S. and foreign patents as of January 2016.
Cost Structure
ARRIS has a value-driven structure, aiming to provide a premium proposition through significant personal service and regular product/service enhancements. Its biggest cost driver is cost of sales, a variable expense. Other major drivers are in the areas of research and development, sales/marketing, and administration, all fixed costs.
Revenue Streams
ARRIS has two revenue streams:
Product Revenues - Revenues generated through sales of equipment
Service Revenues – Revenues generated through sales of custom design/installation and other services (training, consulting, etc.)


The SBI Accounting Department provides a fully integrated budgetary accounting system designed to comply with SUNY Fiscal and Accounting Procedures for Mandatory Student Activity Fee Programs. In addition to meeting the accounting needs of the corporation itself, SBI contracts with The Seven Student Governments, The Spectrum and Schussmeister's Ski Club to act as their Fiscal Agent and to provide accounting and management services.
Accounting functions provided are:
The Accounting Department also monitors compliance with various internally and externally imposed requirements that help to insure the financial integrity and fiscal responsibility of its accounting functions, such as:
Sub-Board I, Inc. is a student-owned, student-run not-for-profit service corporation. It was created in 1970 through the cooperative efforts of the student governments located at SUNY at Buffalo to provide students with greater control of the mandatory student activity fees paid to the student governments by each student. The Student Governments petitioned the State University to recognize Sub-Board I, Inc. as the Custodial and Disbursing Agent for their mandatory student activity fees. In granting the petition, the State University established guidelines and procedures governing the collection and use of student activity fees which were to be required of the Student Governments and their Custodial and Disbursing Agent, Sub-Board I, Inc. These guidelines and procedures are intended to protect student fees from potential abuse and to insure that accounting records are adequately maintained.
Over the years, Sub-Board I, Inc. has maintained and upheld its original philosophy and advocacy of self-determination and self-control by the Student Governments over their student fees. This philosophy can only be maintained through an accounting system based on the guidelines and policies required by the State, generally accepted accounting principles and strong financial controls which help to insure the integrity and proper administration of student finances.
Our Accounting System has several objectives:
We encourage you to ask questions, to seek information, and to view Sub-Board I as a resource that can assist you in making prudent business decisions. Maintaining regular communication and frequent dialogue with Sub-Board I will help us both to insure that the accounting system operates as effectively and efficiently as possible. We look forward to serving your organization and are confident that your tenure in student services and activities will be a rewarding one.
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void |
JoystickInput.onJoystickMoved(Vector2 movement) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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Vector2 |
TerrainMaterial.getRepeat() |
Vector2 |
DefaultMaterial3.getRepeat() |
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TerrainMaterial(Vector2 repeat) |
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Vector2 |
Line2.getEndPoint() |
Vector2 |
Rectangle2.getSize() |
Vector2 |
Image2.getSize() |
Vector2 |
Line2.getStartPoint() |
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Image2(Vector2 size,
java.lang.String textureName) |
Image2(Vector2 size,
Texture texture) |
Line2(Vector2 startPoint,
Vector2 endPoint,
Color color,
int thickness) |
Quad(Material material,
Vector2 min,
Vector2 max) |
Rectangle2(Vector2 size) |
Rectangle2(Vector2 size,
Color color) |
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Vector2 |
Texture.getSize() |
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Image2 |
SceneManager.createImage2(Vector2 size,
java.lang.String textureName) |
Line2 |
SceneManager.createLine2(Vector2 from,
Vector2 to,
Color color,
int thickness) |
Rectangle2 |
SceneManager.createRectangle2(Vector2 size,
Color color) |
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|---|---|
Vector2 |
Terrain.getGradient(int x,
int y) |
Vector2 |
Terrain.getGradient(Vector2 point) |
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|---|---|
static Terrain |
Terrain.fromHeightmap(java.lang.String textureName,
DefaultMaterial3 tileMaterial,
Vector2 size,
float maxHeight) |
static Terrain |
Terrain.fromHeightmap(java.lang.String textureName,
TerrainMaterial material,
Vector2 size,
float maxHeight) |
Vector2 |
Terrain.getGradient(Vector2 point) |
float |
Terrain.getHeightAt(Vector2 point) |
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Window.getRelativePos()
Get the position of this window relative to the parent
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Vector2 |
Window.getSize()
Get the size values of this window
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boolean |
Window.onTouchDown(Vector2 point,
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boolean |
Window.onTouchMove(Vector2 point,
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React to a touch move event
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Window.onTouchUp(Vector2 point,
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void |
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Set the position of this window relative to its parent
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void |
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Resize this window
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Joystick.getBasePoint() |
Vector2 |
InputManager.getLastTouch() |
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void |
IJoystickListener.onJoystickMoved(Vector2 movement)
The joystick was moved. movement is the relative point to the basepoint of the joystick
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boolean |
TouchListener.onTouchDown(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
boolean |
Joystick.onTouchDown(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event)
If the user starts touching an point then initialize the joystick with
the touched position as base state
|
boolean |
ITouchListener.onTouchDown(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
boolean |
TouchListener.onTouchMove(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
boolean |
Joystick.onTouchMove(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event)
Use the joystick
if its currently active
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boolean |
ITouchListener.onTouchMove(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
boolean |
TouchListener.onTouchUp(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
boolean |
Joystick.onTouchUp(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event)
The user stopped using the joystick, assuming this is the
right touch stopping (considering multi touch)
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boolean |
ITouchListener.onTouchUp(Vector2 point,
MotionEvent event) |
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Adds this vector to another.
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Vector2 |
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Multiplies all components by a constant.
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Vector2 |
Vector2.sub(Vector2 other)
Let another vector subtract from this one.
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Vector2 |
Vector2.vectorTo(Vector2 other)
Creates a vector pointing from this to the passed vector.
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Vector2.add(Vector2 other)
Adds this vector to another.
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float |
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Calculates the dot product between two vectors.
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static boolean |
Rectangle.pointInRectangle(Vector2 pos,
Vector2 size,
Vector2 point) |
Vector2 |
Vector2.sub(Vector2 other)
Let another vector subtract from this one.
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Vector2 |
Vector2.vectorTo(Vector2 other)
Creates a vector pointing from this to the passed vector.
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static Raycast |
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Doc-Centric Sales: Midwest Region
The Midwest region had another strong sales year with record-setting sales of
both the M300-25 and M100-11 models. The only disappointment was the lackluster
sales of the M300-15 model, which started the year strong but tapered off
into the fourth quarter. All-in-all though, a very good year for the Midwest
region.


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In case you’re wondering with it’s :controller => "weblog"
and not just "controller" => "weblog"
, you want to read Kevin Clark’s Understanding Ruby Symbols. It gives a number of angles on why symbols exist and why they make sense to use.


Setting up RoR with rbenv on Debian, Ruby, Rails
Install Ruby on Rails with rbenv – Debian
Difficulty: 2
Time: 30 mins
Ruby on Rails (RoR) is an open source web-based framework that runs on Ruby. Rails is known for creating powerful web framework that helps in the rapid development with default MVC structure. Whereas, rbenv is a new lightweight Ruby version management tool for smooth ruby upgrades and reliable deployment with bundler. This article will help in creating the environment for Rails in Debian instance.
Prerequisites
To setup your Debian server, you may refer 17325 - Initial Server Setup - Debian.
Install rbenv
- To configure
rbenv
, you will need to install the dependency and libraries using the Debian package. So, to update repository, type:
sudo apt-get update
- Install git tools to communicate with the git. Optionally, you may refer 17370 - Install Git - Debian.
sudo apt-get install git-core
It will prompt “Do you want to continue [Y/n]?”. Press Y
- rbenv does not provide the installer package so you will need to create a clone from github and install it.
git clone https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv.git ~/.rbenv
- Path is a Linux variable used by Debian. It searches the path whenever you run the
PATH
command. So, here you will need to add the path for rbenv to make it executable.
echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.rbenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bashrc
The bashrc
command used in the above line, appends the path only once rather than appending it each time during login.
- Add another command in
bashrc
for auto completion of rbenv.
echo 'eval "$(rbenv init -)"' >> ~/.bashrc
Restart the shell by either opening a new tab or closing the current terminal and starting again.
- To succesfully install rbenv, run the below command in terminal, by typing:
rbenv
- Install the
ruby-build
and plugin.
git clone https://github.com/sstephenson/ruby-build.git ~/.rbenv/plugins/ruby-build
- Whenever you install or uninstall gems, you will need to run the
rehash
command each time. To automate this task, you can install another rbenv plugin.
git clone https://github.com/sstephenson/rbenv-gem-rehash.git ~/.rbenv/plugins/rbenv-gem-rehash
Install Ruby
- Install ruby and its dependency. But, first install all the required libraries and dependencies by using the below command:
sudo apt-get install build-essential libssl-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libreadline-dev -y
- In order to check the ruby version, use the below command:
rbenv install --list
- To install ruby, execute the below command:
rbenv install Ruby_version -k
-k will keep ruby source, which may help to build gem in future.
As of now, you will need to set the ruby version which will be used each time whenever you execute the ruby command.
- Ensure to delete any directory in the ruby environment that has
~/.rbenv/sources
, otherwise you may face problem while executing this command. Let's set the global ruby environment by using the below command:
rbenv global 2.1.0
- To verify the ruby version, use:
ruby -v
- You will get the output like this:
ruby 2.1.0p0 (2013-12-25 revision 44422) [x86_64-linux]
RoR Installation
Ruby on Rails provides command for creating application. This command will generate directory structure, gem dependencies and so on. Before you start it, you will need to make sure that all the dependencies are installed correctly.
- By default, Rails uses sqlite database, so install sqlite to execute the command smoothly
sudo apt-get install sqlite3 libsqlite3-dev
Rails also require javascript runtime. There are couple of ways to install it. Here, we will use nodejs
from Debian package system
- Open the file where the Debian repositories are located:
sudo nano /etc/apt/sources.list
- Add these lines at the end of the file:
deb http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy-backports main
deb-src http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/ wheezy-backports main
- After modifying the source list, update the repository
sudo apt-get update
- Install
nodejs
using the following command:
sudo apt-get -t wheezy-backports install nodejs
It will prompt - “Do you want to continue [Y/n]?” Press Y
- Install ruby on rails by using the below command:
gem install rails
Create an Application on RoR
- Now that the environment to run Rails web application is created, let us create the application.
rails new myfirstapp
- It will automatically create mvc structure and install the required gems for the application. After creating, change the directory to
myfirstapp
cd myfirstapp
- Run this application using:
rails s
Or
rails server
- Open the browser and type: http://your_ip_address:3000
You can now see the welcome screen of the Rails application.
Conclusion
In this article we reviewed the steps involved in installing Ruby on Rails with rbenv and tested it by creating RoR app in Debian.


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Foreman: Oh, yeah. In the hall on the way to the jury room.
The closing arguments are over, and the defense attorney retires to a meeting room to discuss the case and possible outcomes with his or her client.
Only after a short amount of dramatic dialogue, a court aide or other supporting character comes back and tells the defense that deliberation has concluded and the verdict is to be read.
Causing people in and out of universe to exclaim "Already?"
Since jury trials include a great deal of information (opening arguments, the testimony of multiple witnesses, cross examinations, and so on), jury deliberations, which should review all this material as well as instructions from the judge, are expected to take considerable time. When a jury returns a verdict in half an hour or less, this trope is in effect.
There are several possible reasons for the rapid deliberation:
- One side may have had a really weak case. If a Frivolous Lawsuit makes it as far as a jury trial, hopefully this will kick in.
- The trial's been dragging on for a while, and the jurors have already had plenty of time to think about the evidence.
- The jurors are biased, and letting their biases do the voting. This isn't supposed to happen (juror selection is meant to find an unbiased jury), but it does.
- The case is being heard before a single judge (a bench trial) instead of a jury.
In news coverage, reporters tend to assume this trope is operating. It's common for news reports to say "just" or "only" when noting how long deliberations took, as if they expected them to be out longer.
Can happen as part of a Kangaroo Court. Often practiced by a Joker Jury. May also figure in a Miscarriage of Justice.  A Rogue Juror can subvert this trope.
While this can be Truth in Television, please think twice before posting Real Life examples.
Examples:
- In this commercial for Value City Furniture a woman who says she got her new bedroom for "a steal" is busted by one of her friends who is wearing a Hidden Wire.
Denise: A steal means it was super affordable.
Man: Tell it to the judge.
Judge: (walking out of bathroom) She just did. Jury, have you reached a verdict?
(closet door opens to reveal jury)
Foreman: We have, your honor.
- In the first issue of the Dan Slott She-Hulk series, Shulkie manages to break the record for the fastest jury deliberation in history, which is initially taken as a sign of her skills as a prosecutor. Unfortunately, the defendants convince the judge to declare a mistrial because She-Hulk saved the world on the day before the verdict came down, which they argued might have unduly influenced the jury.
- The Lucky Luke story introducing Billy the Kid has the first trial fail because the jury is terrified of the title character. After Luke's plan destroys that fear and gets Billy on trial again, the narration specifies that this time the jury deliberated for nine seconds before declaring him guilty.
- Narrowly averted in 12 Angry Men and the Rogue Juror trope it inspired: if it weren't for one guy, they'd have voted for conviction in about five minutes.
- In Back to the Future Part II, it's mentioned in passing that Marty's son was tried, convicted and sentenced within a mere two hours of his arrest. Doc Brown explains that the criminal justice system is much more efficient since the abolition of lawyers.
- In To Kill a Mockingbird the jury on Tom Robinson's trial comes back with a verdict very quickly. Because they're all bigoted, white, Southern men in a setting before The Civil Rights Movement, they found the black man on trial guilty almost immediately, despite having lots of facts presented to them that indicated he wasn't. But of course, they take almost no time to consider them.
- Despite the quick turnaround, this is actually a subversion. It takes a couple hours of deliberation to find Tom guilty and while the reader is supposed to see this as unusually short for a rape trial with so much disproved evidence, the crowd in the court believe this is an unusually long time to return a deliberation, especially a guilty verdict and it is outright stated that there was at least one Rogue Juror in the room, who, given his personality, most likely had to be threatened into compliance.
- In the children's book Mystery in the Night Woods Flying Squirrel is on trial for kidnapping Miss Owl. The jurors literally don't leave the courtroom, or even talk to each other, before rendering their decision.
Judge Bullfrog: Now, members of the jury, is Flying Squirrel guilty or not guilty?  You have a great responsibility.
Jury Foreman (a toad): I think we've already decided.
(he looks at the other animals; they nod) - A footnote in one of A P Herbert's Misleading Cases in the Common Law:
In Rex v Strauss (1928) 9 Cr App R 91, a bailiff acting for the Inland Revenue was struck and killed with a book of sermons while removing, from the premises of the accused, a wireless set belonging to the accused; as well as two Rabbits, the property of a favourite daughter. The defence was that distress for income tax was a gross provocation comparable to the discovery of a wife in the arms of another (see Rex v Mouldy, 1 Ventris 158), and such as to produce an uncontrollable impulse depriving a man of the ordinary powers of self-control. The jury, without leaving the box, returned a verdict of 'Justifiable Homicide'; but the following day was Derby Day, and therefore the decision is not regarded as settled law.
- Our Miss Brooks: In "Trial by Jury" (and its radio equivalent, "Reckless Driving"), Miss Brooks notes the jury made a quick decision, punishing her with "a rather stiff fine". Mr. Conklin, who was on the jury, wanted to hurry out of court and go fishing.
- Subverted in the '80s BBC adaptation of Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord Peter Wimsey novel, Strong Poison. Two reporters awaiting the verdict in Harriet Vane's murder trial expect the jurors to return quickly:
Young Reporter: They won't be long, I shouldn't think. Pretty damned obvious.
Older Reporter: Yes. We'll miss the six-thirty edition unless the jury gets a move on. The old man's careful, but he's very slow.
Young Reporter: They've got to make some show of considering their verdict. Give them twenty minutes. They'll want a smoke.
Older Reporter: So do I. Fancy one?
Young Reporter: Let's go.
- Some hours pass, and eventually the jury foreman must report that they cannot reach a verdict.
- In The George Lopez Show episode "George Testi-Lies for Benny", when Benny is on trial for a crime she committed 30 years ago, the jury already reached a verdict before they made it to the jury room and they find Benny guilty.
- The Flash (2014): Barry mentions in the third episode that (because the evidence wouldn't make sense otherwise, understandably because it was impossible to believe that a speedster from the future could have done it) the case to convict Dr. Henry Allen for the murder of his wife was so ironclad that it only took the jury 52 minutes to declare him guilty.
- Batman (1966): One episode ends with the Joker and Catwoman being tried. Their lawyer doesn't cross-examine any witnesses brought by the prosecution and doesn't try to introduce any evidence that could help his clients so it's not much of a surprise the jury's leader declares there's no need to step out of the court to deliberate. The surprise is that they decide to acquit the defendants. When said juror's mustache starts falling, Batman figures out Catwoman and the Joker had their henchmen as the jury and they end up being arrested.
- Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger: Subverted. The Dekarangers' Licenses have a special mode that sends all known evidence and current bioreadings to "the highest court in the galaxy", getting a verdict back in eight seconds. The subversion comes from the "Ten Years Later" reunion special, which explains that the court handling the judgments is on a planet surrounded by a temporal distortion...so for every case, they've actually spent eight months deliberating.
- In the penultimate track of Pink Floyd's "The Wall", the deliberation is skipped altogether.
Judge Worm: The evidence before the court is / Incontrovertible, There's no need for / The jury to retire.
- In GPF, Fooker's trial (comic date 3/16/2002) is extremely short. Judge: You were only gone 5 minutes! Juror: Oh, we decided yesterday. Juror 8 has a squash game.
- Futurama:
- Spoofed in one episode. The jury dramatically walked into a room to deliberate and then immediately walked out the next door. And then declared the defendant guilty.
- Another episode has a Supreme Court case in which the justices decide "using high-speed telepathy" in a matter of moments.
- In Rooty Toot Toot, the jury rush into the deliberation room and spend all of half a second before rushing back in to deliver the verdict.
- In Rocko's Modern Life "Fly Burgers", Flecko the fly tries to sue Rocko for almost "killing" him. During the trial, Flecko gave a sob story that made the judge and the jury (who are bugs) angry at Rocko. When the judge told the jury to reach a verdict, they just go in and out a revolving door before finding him guilty.
- The Simpsons: Parodied in the episode "The Boy Who Saw Too Much", the jury of Freddy Quimby's trial was all set to vote "guilty" from the moment they walked out of the courtroom (Freddy Quimby was just that Obviously Evil), and the only reason Homer becomes a Rogue Juror is because he wants to exploit the free hotel stay they would get if they are deadlocked.
- Super Friends 1973-74 episode "The Menace of the White Dwarf". The supervillain Raven puts Superman on trial. At the end of the trial, the jurors find Superman guilty, without even leaving the jury box or deliberating. It's justified in this case, because the jury is made up of Raven's robots, who are programmed to find Superman guilty.
- In the Classic Disney Short "Pluto's Judgement Day", Pluto has a nightmare where he is tried in Hell by devil cats for the crime of attacking cats (which Pluto did earlier in the cartoon and which, because of it, Mickey Mouse warns his dog that he will have a lot to answer for on judgment day). As shown in the page image, the jury literally goes in and out a revolving door before finding him guilty, and the jurors leave so quickly that the first to enter has come out before the rest have even gone in.
- Al Franken was sued by the Fox News Channel for his book Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at the Right for using Fox News's motto: "Fair and Balanced". The judge heard both sides' arguments and told them he needed a moment to consider. He stepped out of the courtroom for two seconds before returning and saying, "Your (Fox's) claim is completely without merit, both legally and factually."
- Marissa Alexander was convicted of aggravated assault and sentenced to 20 years in prison for firing a warning shot in an effort to scare off her abusive husband. The jury reached its verdict after just 12 minutes of deliberation. (She was released after three years when she took a plea deal.)
- The jury in Fatty Arbuckle's third manslaughter trial took ten minutes to acquit him, and issued an impassioned statement in Arbuckle's defense. Unfortunately for Arbuckle, it was too late to resurrect his career.
- In the Clay Shaw trial (made famous by the movie JFK), the jury took fifteen minutes — including the bathroom break — to acquit Shaw of conspiracy to murder John F. Kennedy.
- The OJ Simpson Murder trial was the longest trial in U.S. History, beginning on January 24, 1995 to October 3rd, 1995. The jury was sworn in on November 9th, 1994, so they were attached to it for the better part of a year. The decision was rendered in four hours on October 2nd, 1995, but the judge held it off for a day due to the sheer size of the trial. Some years thereafter, at least a couple of the jurors publicly came forward and admitted that it was exactly because of the very lengthy trial that they jumped to the verdict so quickly. At that point, they were simply utterly exhausted from being held up at the trial for nearly a year and just wanted to go home.


A document handler that fetches documents from the server and
persists them on the server. It does so by issueing the
appropriate HTTP requests to the server.
Methods
Construct a new handler
__construct(Connection $connection) : void
Inherited
| inherited_from |
\triagens\ArangoDb\Handler::__construct() |
Parameters
Add a document to a collection
This will add the document to the collection and return the document's id
This will throw if the document cannot be created
add(mixed $collectionId, Document $document, bool $create) : mixed
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as string or number
$create
bool
- create the collection if it does not yet exist
Exceptions
Returns
mixed
- id of document created
Delete a document from a collection, identified by the document itself
delete(Document $document) : bool
Parameters
Exceptions
Returns
bool
- always true, will throw if there is an error
Delete a document from a collection, identified by the collection id and document id
deleteById(mixed $collectionId, mixed $documentId) : bool
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as string or number
$documentId
mixed
- document id as string or number
Exceptions
Returns
bool
- always true, will throw if there is an error
Get a single document from a collection
Alias method for getById()
get(mixed $collectionId, mixed $documentId) : \triagens\ArangoDb\Document
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as a string or number
Exceptions
Returns
Get the list of all documents' ids from a collection
This will throw if the list cannot be fetched from the server
getAllIds(mixed $collectionId) : array
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as string or number
Exceptions
Returns
array
- ids of documents in the collection
Get document(s) by specifying an example
This will throw if the list cannot be fetched from the server
getByExample(mixed $collectionId, mixed $document, bool $sanitize) : array
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as string or number
$document
mixed
- the example document as a Document object or an array
$sanitize
bool
- remove _id and _rev attributes from result documents
Exceptions
Returns
array
- documents matching the example [0...n]
Get a single document from a collection
This will throw if the document cannot be fetched from the server
getById(mixed $collectionId, mixed $documentId) : \triagens\ArangoDb\Document
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as a string or number
Exceptions
Returns
Update an existing document in a collection, identified by the document itself
This will update the document on the server
This will throw if the document cannot be updated
update(Document $document, bool $policy) : bool
Parameters
$policy
bool
- update policy to be used in case of conflict
Exceptions
Returns
bool
- always true, will throw if there is an error
Update an existing document in a collection, identified by collection id and document id
This will update the document on the server
This will throw if the document cannot be updated
updateById(mixed $collectionId, mixed $documentId, Document $document, bool $policy) : bool
Parameters
$collectionId
mixed
- collection id as string or number
$documentId
mixed
- document id as string or number
$policy
bool
- update policy to be used in case of conflict
Exceptions
Returns
bool
- always true, will throw if there is an error
Return the connection object
getConnection() : \triagens\ArangoDb\Connection
Inherited
| inherited_from |
\triagens\ArangoDb\Handler::getConnection() |
Returns
Helper function to get a collection id from a document
getCollectionId(Document $document) : mixed
Parameters
Exceptions
Returns
mixed
- collection id, will throw if there is an error
Return an array of cursor options
getCursorOptions(bool $sanitize) : array
Parameters
Returns
array
- array of options
Helper function to get a document id from a document or a document id value
getDocumentId(mixed $document) : mixed
Parameters
$document
mixed
- document id OR document to be updated
Exceptions
Returns
mixed
- document id, will throw if there is an error
Properties
Connection object
$_connection
Inherited
| param |

Connection
 |
| inherited_from |
\triagens\ArangoDb\Handler::$$_connection |
Constants
documents array index
ENTRY_DOCUMENTS
collection parameter
OPTION_COLLECTION
example parameter
OPTION_EXAMPLE


Project Stage 0: Getting Started with HTML
Project Stage 0: Getting Started with HTML
What is HTML?
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML documents are the heart
of the Web.
HTML is based on:
- Text
- Markup
- References to other documents (e.g. pictures and videos)
- Hyperlinks
What is Markup?
Markup is used to render plain text. Specific tag elements can be used
to display different text styles and text formatting.
Tags
Most tags contain an opening tag and a closing tag. Here are two common tags:
The < b > tag is used to change the fond to bold and is closed with < /b >
The < em > tag is used to change the fond to italic and is closed with < /em >
Attributes
A tag can have muliple attributes. An example of a tag using an attribute
is the anchor tag. The anchor tag is used to create links to other websites.
This link
explains how the achor tag works.
How to add images
Images are added using the following tag:
< img src="URL" alt="text" >
SRC stands for source and contains the link to where the picture is
stored.
ALT stands for alternative and the text in the quotes is displayed
if the piture cannot be found and is read out to blind people.
Inline and block tags
Inline tags are plain text elements. For example the < br > tag can
be used inbetween text to start a new line.
Block tags create a box around the element which can have hight
and width. For example the < p > tag creates a new paragraph box which
needs to be closed with a closing tag ( < /p >).


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Dustoff Inbound - Undisclosed Location, Afghanistan افغانستان
Wandering the Coast - Algrave, Portugal (2018)
Top of Mt. Toubakal - High Atlas, Morocco المغرب
Sunrise Before Summitting - High Atlas, Morocco المغرب
Having a Moment - San Ignacio Lagoon, Méjico (2017)
Searching for Early Man Cave Paintings - Baja, Méjico (2017)
Winter Ocean - Cape Cod, MA, USA (2017)
Shredding Mt. Lemmon - Tuscon, AZ, USA (2016)
Flightline - Desert, USA (2016)
Cliffs of Mohr - Western Edge, Eire (2016)
Blackhawk Cockpit - Skies, USA (2016)
Four Day Solo Hike - Kamikochi, Japan (2015)
Picking Bounties from the Sea - Barnstable Harbor, MA, USA (2016)
Flight School - Backwoods, AL, USA (2014)
Flight School - Backwoods, AL, USA (2014)
Mountain Biking - Above Medellin, Columbia (2013)
Last Light Off Pist- Tres Valles, France (2013)
Cadillac Graveyard - Roadtrip, USA (2010)
Cruising - Bariloche, Argentina (2010)
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--- layout: post title: "Worth Hearing: Showbread - Matthias Replaces Judas" date: 2011-01-16 tags: - Music - Reese Roper - Showbread - Worth Hearing meta: pvc_views: "32600" views: "171" dsq_thread_id: "748104286" author: kylegroger permalink: /content/worth-hearing-showbread-matthias-replaces-judas/ excerpt: "\r \r I was driving around town with a friend the other day when this song started playing.  He then turned up the volume to the point where I felt droplets of blood trickling out of my ear. Since I had nothing else to do I figured I might as well give the song a listen. I wasn't disappointed. " hidden: false featured: false ---
I was driving around town with a friend the other day when this song started playing.  He then turned up the volume to the point where I felt droplets of blood trickling out of my ear. Since I had nothing else to do I figured I might as well give the song a listen. I wasn't disappointed.
And neither will you be. I say this because I feel it would be remarkably sinister for me to not share this song with you. In fact, I feel so strongly about this that I even endured the painfully slow speed of my ADSL connection to grab you both a youtube video and the lyrics. I have since found out that I do not have the necessary technical skills to get the youtube video to appear on this page. So instead I provide you with a link to the video (http://bit.ly/eo01qH) and the lyrics below. [Ed: easily fixed by any fantastic webmaster]
Enjoy.
Lyrics:
It is so that my transgressions have born a withered fruit,
The sun has scorched the rising plants, alas they have no root,
The bleached bones of animals bound by leather strips,
Dance through the air with laughter as I wield this wicked whip.
As you did warn me carpenter, this world has weakened my heart,
So easily I disparage, self-seeking the work of my art,
And there you have come to me, at the moment I bathe in my sorrow,
So in love with myself, sought after avoiding tomorrow,
Where do you find the love to offer he who betrays you?
And offer to wash my feet as I offer to disobey you,
Your beauty does bereave me, and how my words do fail,
So faithfully and dutifully I award you with betrayal.
The weak and the downtrodden fall on broken legs,
As I walk past a smile I cast, fervor in my stead,
But my bones like plastic, do buckle backward now,
I lay in this field by Judas, anticipate the plow.
I cannot be forgiven, my wages will be paid,
For those more lovely and admirable is least among the saved,
And where would I fit, Jesus? What place is left for me?
The price of atonement is more than I've found to offer up as my plea.
Jesus, my heart is all I have to give to you, so weak and so unworthy,
This simply will not do, no alabaster jar, no diamond in the rough,
For your body that was broken, how can this be enough?
By me you were abandoned, by me you were betrayed,
Yet in your arms and in your heart forever I have stayed.
Your glory illuminates my life, and no darkness will descend,
For you have lived forever and your love will never end.


The Beginner's Guide to Web Development
29 Mar 2016Introduction
In this guide, we will cover basic web development - enough to get you started in building small and simple websites. We will go over the following lessons in order.
- HTML & CSS
- Javascript Introduction
- jQuery
- jQuery & Ajax
- The Final Project
This course assumes you have no knowledge of programming or have very little programming experience.
Lesson 1 - HTML & CSS
Step 1
-
It’s best to start with HTML & CSS. If you are completely new to programming head over to Code Academy and start off with their HTML & CSS course.
-
Then complete their Make a Website course.
If you are already familiar with HTML & CSS, skip to Step 2.
Step 2
Go over these three in order:
Don’t just read or skim through these websites. Do the examples yourself and build along with them. If you feel you need more practice (I know I did), head over to The Odin Project and do their project.
Try doing both the easy and the difficult version. Don’t overdo it though. You’ll get more practice later. Trust me for now and do just these.
Estimated Time: 3 weeks or less.
That’s it for HTML and CSS. Next lesson I am going to introduce you to Javascript.


causallift.context package¶
Submodules¶
causallift.context.base_context module¶
This module provides context for Kedro project.
-
class
causallift.context.base_context.
BaseKedroContext
[source]¶ Bases:
abc.ABC
KedroContext
is the base class which holds the configuration and Kedro’s main functionality. Project-specific context class should extend this abstract class and implement the all abstract methods.Example:
from kedro.context import KedroContext from kedro.pipeline import Pipeline class ProjectContext(KedroContext): @property def pipeline(self) -> Pipeline: return Pipeline([])
-
property
catalog
¶ Read-only property referring to Kedro’s
DataCatalog
for this context.- Return type
DataCatalog
- Returns
DataCatalog defined in catalog.yml.
-
property
io
¶ Read-only alias property referring to Kedro’s
DataCatalog
for this context.- Return type
DataCatalog
- Returns
DataCatalog defined in catalog.yml.
-
abstract property
pipeline
¶ Abstract property for Pipeline getter.
- Return type
Pipeline
- Returns
Defined pipeline.
-
run
(tags=None, runner=None, node_names=None, from_nodes=None, to_nodes=None)[source]¶ Runs the pipeline with a specified runner.
- Parameters
tags (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node tags which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes containing any of these tags will be run.runner (
Optional
[AbstractRunner
]) – An optional parameter specifying the runner that you want to run the pipeline with.node_names (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node names which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes with these names will be run.from_nodes (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node names which should be used as a starting point of the newPipeline
.to_nodes (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node names which should be used as an end point of the newPipeline
.
- Raises
KedroContextError – If the resulting
Pipeline
is empty or incorrect tags are provided.- Return type
Dict
[str
,Any
]- Returns
Any node outputs that cannot be processed by the
DataCatalog
. These are returned in a dictionary, where the keys are defined by the node outputs.
-
property
causallift.context.flexible_context module¶
Application entry point.
-
class
causallift.context.flexible_context.
FlexibleKedroContext
(runner=None, only_missing=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Bases:
causallift.context.flexible_context.ProjectContext2
Overwrite the default runner and only_missing option for the run.
-
__init__
(runner=None, only_missing=False, **kwargs)[source]¶ Initialize self. See help(type(self)) for accurate signature.
- Return type
None
-
run
(tags=None, runner=None, node_names=None, only_missing=False)[source]¶ Runs the pipeline wi th a specified runner.
- Parameters
tags (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node tags which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes containing any of these tags will be run.runner (
Optional
[AbstractRunner
]) – An optional parameter specifying the runner that you want to run the pipeline with.node_names (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node names which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes with these names will be run.only_missing (
bool
) – An option to run only missing nodes.
- Raises
KedroContextError – If the resulting
Pipeline
is empty or incorrect tags are provided.- Return type
Dict
[str
,Any
]- Returns
Any node outputs that cannot be processed by the
DataCatalog
. These are returned in a dictionary, where the keys are defined by the node outputs.
-
-
class
causallift.context.flexible_context.
ProjectContext
[source]¶ Bases:
causallift.context.base_context.BaseKedroContext
Users can override the remaining methods from the parent class here, or create new ones (e.g. as required by plugins)
-
property
pipeline
¶ Abstract property for Pipeline getter.
- Return type
Pipeline
- Returns
Defined pipeline.
-
project_name
= 'CausalLift'¶
-
project_version
= '0.15.0'¶
-
run
(tags=None, runner=None, node_names=None, only_missing=False)[source]¶ Runs the pipeline wi th a specified runner.
- Parameters
tags (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node tags which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes containing any of these tags will be run.runner (
Optional
[AbstractRunner
]) – An optional parameter specifying the runner that you want to run the pipeline with.node_names (
Optional
[Iterable
[str
]]) – An optional list of node names which should be used to filter the nodes of thePipeline
. If specified, only the nodes with these names will be run.only_missing (
bool
) – An option to run only missing nodes.
- Raises
KedroContextError – If the resulting
Pipeline
is empty or incorrect tags are provided.- Return type
Dict
[str
,Any
]- Returns
Any node outputs that cannot be processed by the
DataCatalog
. These are returned in a dictionary, where the keys are defined by the node outputs.
-
property
-
class
causallift.context.flexible_context.
ProjectContext1
[source]¶ Bases:
causallift.context.flexible_context.ProjectContext
Allow to specify runner by string.
-
run
(runner=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ Runs the pipeline wi th a specified runner.
- Parameters
tags – An optional list of node tags which should be used to filter the nodes of the
Pipeline
. If specified, only the nodes containing any of these tags will be run.runner (
Union
[AbstractRunner
,str
,None
]) – An optional parameter specifying the runner that you want to run the pipeline with.node_names – An optional list of node names which should be used to filter the nodes of the
Pipeline
. If specified, only the nodes with these names will be run.only_missing – An option to run only missing nodes.
- Raises
KedroContextError – If the resulting
Pipeline
is empty or incorrect tags are provided.- Return type
Dict
[str
,Any
]- Returns
Any node outputs that cannot be processed by the
DataCatalog
. These are returned in a dictionary, where the keys are defined by the node outputs.
-
-
class
causallift.context.flexible_context.
ProjectContext2
[source]¶ Bases:
causallift.context.flexible_context.ProjectContext1
Keep the output datasets in the catalog.
-
run
(**kwargs)[source]¶ Runs the pipeline wi th a specified runner.
- Parameters
tags – An optional list of node tags which should be used to filter the nodes of the
Pipeline
. If specified, only the nodes containing any of these tags will be run.runner – An optional parameter specifying the runner that you want to run the pipeline with.
node_names – An optional list of node names which should be used to filter the nodes of the
Pipeline
. If specified, only the nodes with these names will be run.only_missing – An option to run only missing nodes.
- Raises
KedroContextError – If the resulting
Pipeline
is empty or incorrect tags are provided.- Return type
Dict
[str
,Any
]- Returns
Any node outputs that cannot be processed by the
DataCatalog
. These are returned in a dictionary, where the keys are defined by the node outputs.
-


# Copyright 2016-2018 NetworkX developers.
# Copyright (C) 2016 by
# Nishant Nikhil<EMAIL_ADDRESS># All rights reserved.
# BSD license.
""" Functions related to graph covers."""
from networkx.utils import not_implemented_for
from networkx.algorithms.bipartite.matching import hopcroft_karp_matching
from networkx.algorithms.covering import min_edge_cover as _min_edge_cover
__all__ = ['min_edge_cover']
[docs]@not_implemented_for('directed')
@not_implemented_for('multigraph')
def min_edge_cover(G, matching_algorithm=None):
"""Returns a set of edges which constitutes
the minimum edge cover of the graph.
The smallest edge cover can be found in polynomial time by finding
a maximum matching and extending it greedily so that all nodes
are covered.
Parameters
----------
G : NetworkX graph
An undirected bipartite graph.
matching_algorithm : function
A function that returns a maximum cardinality matching in a
given bipartite graph. The function must take one input, the
graph ``G``, and return a dictionary mapping each node to its
mate. If not specified,
:func:`~networkx.algorithms.bipartite.matching.hopcroft_karp_matching`
will be used. Other possibilities include
:func:`~networkx.algorithms.bipartite.matching.eppstein_matching`,
Returns
-------
set
A set of the edges in a minimum edge cover of the graph, given as
pairs of nodes. It contains both the edges `(u, v)` and `(v, u)`
for given nodes `u` and `v` among the edges of minimum edge cover.
Notes
-----
An edge cover of a graph is a set of edges such that every node of
the graph is incident to at least one edge of the set.
A minimum edge cover is an edge covering of smallest cardinality.
Due to its implementation, the worst-case running time of this algorithm
is bounded by the worst-case running time of the function
``matching_algorithm``.
"""
if G.order() == 0: # Special case for the empty graph
return set()
if matching_algorithm is None:
matching_algorithm = hopcroft_karp_matching
return _min_edge_cover(G, matching_algorithm=matching_algorithm)


CrimPapers
Articles published on 24 May 2018
On 24 May 2018, 14 new articles were published in 13 journals.
Examining Gender Differences in the Correlates of Psychopathy: A Systematic Review of Emotional, Cognitive, and Morality-Related Constructs
Lost in Implementation: Nsw Police Force Crime Prevention Officer Perspectives on Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Inverting Risk Assessment: Considering the Lowest Risk Clients in the Federal Criminal Justice System by Matt Delisi, Michael Elbert, Katherine Tahja
Book Review: Reaffirming Juvenile Justice: From Gault to Montgomery By Merlo, A. V., & Benekos, P. J. by Craig Hemmens
Validation of the Measure of Delinquent Social Identity Among Youth Offenders in the UK by Alisa Spink, Daniel Boduszek, Agata Debowska, Christopher Bale
Pubertal Development, Low Self-Control, and Violence Among South Korean Girls
Does Providing Inmates With Education Improve Postrelease Outcomes? A Meta-Analysis of Correctional Education Programs in the United States
Perceptions of Men Who Have Perpetrated Intimate Partner Violence on Creating A Transition to Fatherhood Program
Antisocial Features Are Not Predictive of Symptom Exaggeration in Forensic Patients by Alfons van Impelen
,
harald Merckelbach
,
marko Jelicic
,
joost à Campo
Preventing Crime: A Holistic Approach by Angela Sorsby
Juror Perceptions of False Confessions Versus Witness Recantations by Paula A. Bernhard, Rowland S. Miller
From Unknown to Known: Identification of the Remains At the Mausoleum of Fosse Ardeatine
Review of Eichler, Jan. 2017. War, Peace and International Security: From Sarajevo to Crimea
Introduction by Dr Bernhard Blumenau, Professor Jussi M. Hanhimäki
Note: although this article was published on 3 May 2018, the publisher only added it to the journal RSS feed on 24 May 2018, which is why it is shown in the list of articles for that date.


/**
* @ignore
* @fileOverview mvc based component framework for kissy
* @author<EMAIL_ADDRESS>*/
KISSY.add("component", function (S, Component, Controller, Render, Container, DelegateChildren, DecorateChildren, DecorateChild) {
S.mix(Component, {
Controller:Controller,
"Render":Render,
"Container":Container,
"DelegateChildren":DelegateChildren,
"DecorateChild":DecorateChild,
"DecorateChildren":DecorateChildren
});
return Component;
}, {
requires:[
'component/base',
'component/controller',
'component/render',
'component/container',
'component/delegate-children',
'component/decorate-children',
'component/decorate-child']
});


This specification defines payment method identifiers and how they are validated, and, where applicable, minted and formally registered with the W3C. Other specifications (e.g., the Payment Request API) make use of these identifiers to facilitate monetary transactions on the web platform.
The working group will demonstrate implementation experience by producing an implementation report. The report will show two or more independent implementations passing each mandatory test in the test suite (i.e., each test the corresponds to a MUST requirement of the specification).
There has been no change in dependencies on other workings groups during the development of this specification.
Please file any issues with this specification in the payment method identifiers repository on GitHub.
A payment method identifier is either a:
Specifications that rely on payment method identifiers MUST specify their own rules for handling invalid payment method identifiers.
The steps to validate a payment method identifier with a string pmi are given by the following algorithm. It returns true if the pmi is valid.
A URL-based payment method identifier is a URL that is valid as per the steps to validate a URL-based payment method identifier.
Developers wanting to use a URL-based payment method identifier for a third party payment handler are encouraged to read the Payment Method Best Practice document.
The steps to validate a URL-based payment method identifier are given by the following algorithm. The algorithm takes a URL url as input and returns true if the URL is valid:
const valid = [ { supportedMethods: "https://example.com/pay", }, { supportedMethods: "https://example.com/pay?version=1", }, { supportedMethods: "https://example.com/pay/version/1", }, ]; const invalid = [ { // ❌ Uses http://, a username, and a password. supportedMethods<EMAIL_ADDRESS>}, { // ❌ Uses unknown URI scheme. supportedMethods: "unknown://example.com/pay", }, ];
User agents MUST perform comparisons of URL-based payment method identifiers using equals. [[!URL]]
It is OPTIONAL for user agents to fetch a URL-based payment method identifier.
A standardized payment method identifier is a string that represents a standardized payment method.
The syntax of a standardized payment method identifier is given by the following [[!ABNF]]:
stdpmi = part *( "-" part ) part = 1loweralpha *( DIGIT / loweralpha ) loweralpha = %x61-7A
User agents MAY support zero or more standardized payment method identifiers listed in section .
The steps to validate a standardized payment method identifier are given by the following algorithm. The algorithm takes a string as input and returns true if the identifier is valid:
For standardized payment method identifiers, user agents MUST compare strings in a case-sensitive manner (code point for code point).
A standardized payment method is a payment method that has undergone standardization at the W3C, and is listed in this registry.
The Working Group has minted the following standardized payment method identifiers:
basic-card
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There are no known privacy or security concerns to be taken into considerations at this time.


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| viewer {rstudioapi} | R Documentation |
View local web content within RStudio. Content can be served from static files in the R session temporary directory, or via a web application running on localhost.
viewer(url, height = NULL)
url |
Application URL. This can be either a localhost URL or a path to a
file within the R session temporary directory (i.e. a path returned by
|
height |
Desired height. Specifies a desired height for the Viewer pane
(the default is |
RStudio also sets the global viewer
option to the
rstudioapi::viewer
function so that it can be invoked in a front-end
independent manner.
Applications are displayed within the Viewer pane. The application URL must either be served from localhost or be a path to a file within the R session temporary directory. If the URL doesn't conform to these requirements it is displayed within a standard browser window.
The height
parameter specifies a desired height, however it's
possible the Viewer pane will end up smaller if the request can't be
fulfilled (RStudio ensures that the pane paired with the Viewer maintains a
minimum height). A height of 400 pixels or lower is likely to succeed in a
large proportion of configurations.
A very large height (e.g. 2000 pixels) will allocate the maximum allowable
space for the Viewer (while still preserving some view of the pane above or
below it). The value "maximize"
will force the Viewer to full height.
Note that this value should only be specified in cases where maximum
vertical space is essential, as it will result in one of the user's other
panes being hidden.
When a page is displayed within the Viewer it's possible that the user will
choose to pop it out into a standalone browser window. When rendering inside
a standard browser you may want to make different choices about how content
is laid out or scaled. Web pages can detect that they are running inside the
Viewer pane by looking for the viewer_pane
query parameter, which is
automatically injected into URLs when they are shown in the Viewer. For
example, the following URL:
http://localhost:8100
When rendered in the Viewer pane is transformed to:
http://localhost:8100?viewer_pane=1
To provide a good user experience it's strongly recommended that callers take advantage of this to automatically scale their content to the current size of the Viewer pane. For example, re-rendering a JavaScript plot with new dimensions when the size of the pane changes.
The viewer
function was added in version 0.98.423 of RStudio.
The ability to specify maximize
for the height
parameter was
introduced in version 0.99.1001 of RStudio.
## Not run: # run an application inside the IDE rstudioapi::viewer("http://localhost:8100") # run an application and request a height of 500 pixels rstudioapi::viewer("http://localhost:8100", height = 500) # use 'viewer' option if set, or `utils::browseURL()` if unset viewer <- getOption("viewer", default = utils::browseURL) viewer("http://localhost:8100") # generate a temporary html file and display it dir <- tempfile() dir.create(dir) htmlFile <- file.path(dir, "index.html") # (code to write some content to the file) rstudioapi::viewer(htmlFile) ## End(Not run)


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DrWhitaker.com
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Hooked On Phonics
E-mail Communication Series 2010
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Bladder Relief Package
Premier Direct 2011
Direct-to-consumer long-tail informational sales letter.
Prost-Xtra Plus Package
Premier Direct 2011
Direct-to-consumer long-tail informational sales letter.
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Pain-Free HP Package 2011
Direct-to-consumer long-tail informational sales letter.
Kardea Nutrition
“Save Your Life” promotional landing page 2011 – 2012
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Ellipsis Design
version 2.0 website 2003
The next iteration of Ellipsis Design. In addition to HTML/CSS, 3D renderings, video and Flash, I also created a liquid layout, using tables. That was a pretty big accomplishment at the time. Was also experimenting with PHP to develop various bits of functionality on the site, like the forum, and contact form.
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version 1.0 website 2002
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The Big Idea Supply Company
website version 1 2010
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Locked Up
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Artwork was distributed digitally as cover creative for single. Downloadable widely via the Interwebs.
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Healthy Directions eCommerce re-launch
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