Mobile bar business
Are you looking to run your own mobile bar business or to buy a mobile bar? Our Hire Bar business model could be what you're looking for!
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Welcome to our Hire Bar business opportunity. We specialise in the full set-up of your chosen product into a fully operational business, including marketing to get your new business off to the best start possible! We believe help and support is a key factor in any new business and we are proud to supply this for as long as you need it, FREE of charge!
“Work for yourself, not by yourself”
We do not charge any royalty or license fees, whatsoever. It is YOUR business outright. We simply set it up and guide you through the potential pitfalls, so you have the best chance to succeed and we make sure you don’t make the mistakes that most people (who try to go it alone – due to a lack of experience), will make! We offer all the positives of a franchise without all the complications normally associated with them.
THE PRODUCT
Our Hire Bar business is a fantastic and very profitable business that can be run in your spare time, and simply put, can make you thousands of pounds’ profit in just one night. You can operate on a more management basis or, attend the venues and work behind the bar if you wish.
From birthday parties to weddings or private functions, there is literally, never ending, repeat business, waiting for you to turn up and serve them great beer, drinks, snacks or, even food. Following our proven system and training (no experience required) you’ll be able to operate your own outside bar/catering with ease!
Your main tasks are to organise the hiring out of the equipment to the customer for them to use themselves and supplying them with beer, drinks, etc. Or, supplying the equipment, drinks, food and staff to run the function yourself, which is the most popular and most lucrative side of the business.
You do not need to actually work behind the bar itself if you do not wish to, but many people actually enjoy doing it. It will obviously save you money if you do, as it means one less member of staff to hire. We will arrange trade prices for you at your local Cash ‘n’ Carry and you’ll be free to purchase your stock from anywhere you like! It’s your business, so no one will be telling you what to do, unlike a traditional pub, where you’re tied into the brewery and their increased prices.
There are no overheads, as you can operate from home and you won’t need much space. A small spare room, garage or shed is sufficient.
We will supply you with everything you’ll need including full training. From coolers, to taps, keg beers and full trade access to everything you need to earn large profits. We even supply you with a full marketing campaign in your chosen area, using our proven referral system and professional sales team, we will help generate you customers on a regular basis.
Our system is an excellent way to help get your new business off to the best start possible. You’ll meet some interesting people in this business, so it’s ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors and meeting people. Whether you’re retired, semi-retired, or just starting on a new career, this is for you!
- Huge Profits
- Work in your spare time to suit you
- Repeat business
- No overheads - work from home
- No selling required
- Professional set-up
- Full training, back-up and support
Our beer cooler
Our cooler is a professional cooling unit designed for dispensing excellent chilled beer as a mobile bar for commercial and domestic purposes.
"Doesnt require any gas cylinders - saving you time and money!"
- Comes with a free stainless steel drip tray and an adjustable temperature control with 7 different settings
- The cooler has flow rate regulators to adjust the flow of beer from the fonts and can be set manually
- Continuous cooling performance is 60-80l/h, max 90l/h. (110-160 excellent chilled pints within 1 hour)
- The modern compressor cooling unit uses the input electric energy for direct transfer to chilling, which guarantees minimum energy usage
- The best chilled beer will be ready in the thermo block within 5-10 minutes after the cooler has been switched on
- The cooling technology is 45% more efficient than its electric energy input
- The complete external construction is made from stainless steel to give a more clean and aesthetic look
- The materials used meet the highest requirements for hygiene standards and guarantee a long working life of this cooler
- Our coolers have been marked by expert's findings as the beer coolers with the best ratio of price/performance/quality/dimension
- Two grab handles on top of the machine enables the machine to be carried and moved with ease
Specifications
- Built in compressor: Yes
- Continuous cooling output: 60-80 litres per hour
- Cooling time: 5-10 minutes
- Dimensions: 245 x 440 x 460mm (width x height x depth)
- Weight: 34kg
- Minimal temperature of beverage: 4°C
- Power supply: 230V / 50Hz
- Coolant: R134a
- Electric current: 2,90A
- El. power: 440VA
Every day there is someone, somewhere, having a party, wedding or function, etc., that requires an outside bar.
- Weddings
- Parties
- Birthdays
- Fates
- Festivals
- Car Boots
- Event days
- Market days
- Company promotions
- Charity events
- Street parties
With our proven unique referral system, we will ensure your new business gets off to the best start possible...
Using our referral system, we will help your business get off to the best start possible. Our experience tells us that the initial marketing is very important for any new business, so we are here to help. Our marketing team will campaign your chosen area using our proven referral system, local businesses will promote your services FREE of charge for a small commission. This should ensure regular business, which does not cost you anything. You only pay them the commission on results! A win-win situation for you! They advertise your business for you and you only pay them once you’ve completed the booking.
This, combined with your website that we will design for you, plus, your own efforts, i.e. simply letting your friends know, advertising on Facebook/Twitter and your friends doing the same, it’s amazing how social networking will spread the word about your new business. We will guide you through this if you don’t understand how it works.
Here are some figures so you can understand the potential of this business; Maximizing rewards for fewer hours...
“Work in your spare time, or work full/part time”
Simply put, you’ll make anywhere up to a 1000% profit from trade to retail. Depending on the area you live in I.E, if you live in the cities, such as London or Manchester, your selling prices will be higher than other parts of the country. Here, we use a lower estimate!
| Item | Average trade prices | Average retail prices | Profit |
| Draught Pints | £1.05 | £3.50 | £2.45 |
| Bottles | £0.88 | £3.00 | £2.12 |
| Cans | £0.83 | £3.00 | £2.17 |
| Crisps | £0.27 | £1.00 | £0.73 |
| Optics | £0.37 | £2.60 | £2.23 |
| Shots | £0.15 | £2.00 | £1.85 |
As you can see, the profit margins can be massive! You know your area, so you will know the going price for these drinks. You can work out your own profit margins as you will only increase the selling price.
Example:
A typical party of 200 people, all buying only 5 drinks in one evening based on the above, gives you an average spend of £16.10 with a couple of bags of crisps included. Remember this is an average, as many people will drink much more, whilst some will drink less.
- £16.10 x 200 people = £3,220.00
- Your total profit on sales based on the above profit margins is £2,456.00
- Minus staff wages from 3 people, or 2 if you work is £6.20 per hour x 5 hours = £93 or £62, if you work
- Less consumables like C02 gas, straws, plastic glasses (If used), etc., £200
- Total profit £2,163.00 assuming you did not work
Not bad for 5 hours work or, maybe you just sat at home and let your staff manage it...?
1 venue a week = £8,652.00 per month, based on the above, which is easy, really, if you think about it once you're established. With our marketing, your Facebook friends and website all working for you, 1 venue per week is very possible!
Please note that due to licensing regulations, each individual licence holder can hold a maximum of 50 events annually.
That’s a potential of an amazing £103,824.00 per year!
Just 1 average size booking a month, can give you a full time income for little effort. Or, you may wish to work part-time or maybe a full time career, carrying out many bookings a month as you can, earning £££’s.
The choice is yours!
“The profits are there and we’re here to show you how to get it”
Only £5,995+VAT
All packages come with the following:-
- Full training in all aspects of your equipment, staff recruitment, including material instructions and networking
- Personal license – Allows you to sell alcohol
- Liability insurance for 12 months
- 1x Portable bar - Easy to carry and fit in your car
- 1x professional beer cooler
- 3 x large Ice buckets
- Website - including full design and 12 months’ hosting (on-going website costs are approximately £35 per year hosting after the first year and approximately £9 for domain registration per 2 years after the first 2 years)
- Local SEO to help your website be visible on search engines
- We will register your business with all major search engines
- Advertising leaflets
- 0844/3 programmable digital answering system. It’s just like having your own secretary to take calls, messages and divert calls in a very professional manner
- Full marketing campaign in your chosen area to help your business get off to the best start possible
- Full back-up & support
Note: You will need some working capital for your first venue, as you will have to provide, beer, drinks, etc., for that venue. The amount will depend on how big the venue is. Obviously, you will get this back the same night in takings...
To give you an idea, a 200 person venue would cost you, about £900 to set up correctly. So, we recommend you have this amount as working capital, but remember you’ll have it back the same night plus, a few thousand more!


RTriangle: Triangle - A 2D Quality Mesh Generator and Delaunay Triangulator
This is a port of Jonathan Shewchuk's Triangle library to
R. From his description: "Triangle generates exact Delaunay
triangulations, constrained Delaunay triangulations, conforming
Delaunay triangulations, Voronoi diagrams, and high-quality
triangular meshes. The latter can be generated with no small or
large angles, and are thus suitable for finite element analysis."
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1.6-0.10 |
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R (≥ 3.0.0) |
| Suggests: |
testthat, geometry |
| Published: |
2018-01-31 |
| Author: |
Jonathan Richard Shewchuk [ctb, cph],
David C. Sterratt [cph, aut, cre],
Elias Pipping [ctb] |
| Maintainer: |
David C. Sterratt <david.c.sterratt at ed.ac.uk> |
| BugReports: |
https://github.com/davidcsterratt/RTriangle/issues |
| License: |
CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 |
| Copyright: |
1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2002, 2005 Jonathan Richard
Shewchuk; 2011-2018 David Sterratt |
| URL: |
https://github.com/davidcsterratt/RTriangle,
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~quake/triangle.html |
| NeedsCompilation: |
yes |
| Citation: |
RTriangle citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS ChangeLog |
| CRAN checks: |
RTriangle results |
Downloads:
Reverse dependencies:
Linking:
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I was an Organic Chemistry student at a highly regarded American university. Working as a researcher in a Professor's lab, I was able to covertly carry out my long-time goal of synthesizing drugs. I made quite a few drugs, each of which is a story in itself, but the one that impacted me the most was fentanyl. Keep in mind that pure fentanyl is a white powder of tremendous potency - fentanyl CANNOT be safely used in its pure form. A portion must be weighed on a very accurate scale and either dissolved in water (recommended) or cut dramatically with another powder (riskier - if the fentanyl is not mixed well enough with the cut you could have a fatal overdose).
I have always been a fan of opiates, so fentanyl was not a totally new experience. I injected it intravenously (I could also get a plentiful supply of good syringes from my lab), and the high is strong and euphoric. I started out on doses ranging from 0.1 mg to 0.2 mg, maybe a few times per day. I also made some fentanyl blotters, each containing 0.2 mg, and these became popular among some of my friends. People generally took 1-2 tabs and held it on the tongue, as with LSD. My girlfriend and I were the only ones who ever injected it.
I had a totally free, pure, and unlimited supply, as well as a high liability for opiate addiction, so I became addicted almost immediately along with my girlfriend. Our tolerances grew so rapidly that it astonished me. We spent about 6 months total continuously on fentanyl, literally constantly. We went through about 3 grams during this time. By the time I quit, I was using around 20 mg per day. I would do about 1 mg in a shot, which is probably enough to kill two non-tolerant people. Fentanyl has an even shorter duration than morphine or heroin, so it is easy to shoot it constantly, every hour or perhaps even more.
Such a strong addiction did have some pretty negative effects on our bodies and souls. Neither of us ate very well, as it is very easy to ignore hunger. Sweets seemed to make up a large part of our diet. The constipation was pretty severe, which is very annoying and can cause further problems. I was quite drowsy most of the time, and had very little energy. The sheer slavery of addiction is very depressing and demoralizing, although you don't really feel anything too deeply with that much opiate.
On the other hand, I was surprised at how much I was able to function in life. I was still a student, and I actually did well in my classes that semester. No one really seemed know what I was doing. I would shoot up roughly twenty times a day, often in public bathrooms, and then go to classes and work. I was also shooting methamphetamine along with the fentanyl, which countered some of the drowsiness and kept me a little more alert. I have always believed that most of the harm associated with hard drugs such as heroin (or other illegal drugs, for that matter) comes from the side effects of its prohibition rather than the drug itself, and my experience with fentanyl strengthens this belief. When factors such as high cost, unknown purity, and difficult acquisition were eliminated, the situation was pretty livable.
 Because it eats at something in your soul, and we still had enough feeling left to want to be free of it. It would have been better to cut down gradually, but this is impossible in practice; we could not make the resolve last even a day. So we quit cold turkey, just dumped the remainder of it into a sink on the last day of the school semester.
I couldn't begin to accurately describe the withdrawls. We took very large amounts of tranquilizers and alcohol, hoping to knock us out for the severe acute phase of convulsing in pain. This worked only slightly; I would wake up freezing and drenched in sweat every hour or so and have to change clothes. On the second or third day my girlfriend got sick and started throwing up a lot, and her family took her to the hospital. They figured out what was going on pretty quickly, and she ended up in a rehab clinic for several days. I sweated it out at home (her family's house), unable to sleep at all for over seven days, barely able to walk down the stairs. It was the worst (maybe second worst...) thing I have ever lived through.
We both got better in a few weeks, and I felt extremely happy to be alive. We broke up about six months after this, for various reasons (although this probably had at least something to do with it). This happened several years ago, and I have used opiates occasionally in that time. I am still not sure if I can make myself stop wanting to use them. I will probably be addicted again at some point, and I can only hope that my wisdom from experiences like this one will help me to get through it more easily. If you become addicted to opiates, I can only wish you good luck and a safe journey back.
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Cricket: India quicks rattle Bangladesh top order in first Test
INDORE, India: India's pacemen Umesh Yadav and Ishant Sharma struck early to remove the openers as Bangladesh reached 63 for three at lunch on day one of the first Test on Thursday (Nov 14).
Both Yadav and Sharma bowled at a lively pace on a green Indore wicket after India were made to field first at the start of the two-match series.
Skipper Mominul Haque, on 22, and Mushfiqur Rahim, on 14, were batting at the break.
Bangladesh got their first run after three maiden overs with an Imrul Kayes single but soon the left-hander perished for six off Yadav.
Sharma struck in the next over to send Shadman Islam trudging back to the pavilion, also for six, as the tourists slipped to 12 for two.
Batting remained tough for Mominul and Mohammed Mithun who tried to steady the innings until Mithun was trapped lbw for 13 by paceman Mohammed Shami who was extracting both swing and seam movement.
It could have been worse for Bangladesh had India not been sloppy in the field.
Ajinkya Rahane dropped Mominul at slip when he had made only three and Mushfiqur survived when skipper Virat Kohli spilled a catch at third slip.
Bangladesh, who lost the preceding Twenty20 series 2-1, had a troubled build-up when Shakib Al Hasan was banned for two years, with one year suspended for failing to report approaches by bookmakers.
The series is Bangladesh's first in the new world Test championship, currently led by India.


We've created the marketing campaign of the website. It was a very interesting collaboration.
We've developed the website with HTML5 and CSS3. The client has access to the code using GitHub.
There is also a Fully Customizable CMS Admin Dashboard for this product.


PSALMS 85
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1 Yahweh, you have acted kindly toward us people who live in this land;
you have enabled us Israelite people to become prosperous again.
2 You forgave us, your people, for the sins that we had committed;
you pardoned us for all our sins.
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6 Please enable us to prosper again
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if we do not return to doing foolish things.
9 He is surely ready to save those who have an awesome respect for him,
so that his glory will remain in our land.
10 When that happens, he will both faithfully love us and faithfully do for us what he promised to do;
we will act righteously, and he will give us peace,
which will be like a kiss that he gives us.
11 Here on earth, we will be loyal to God,
and from heaven, God will act justly toward us.
12 Yes, Yahweh will do good things for us,
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13 Yahweh always acts righteously;
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This website attempts to make predictions based off keyword searches. It is specifically designed for three categories of collectibles: trading cards, comic books and coins. These are all high-end, expensive, professionally graded collectibles, typically around $100.00 and up in value. Below are further descriptions of these categories with specific examples.
Trading cards in general is a very big subject. There are many different classes and sub-classes of trading cards overall. The most popular class of trading cards are sports cards. They fetch the highest values and professionally graded, high-demand, vintage sports cards are among the most collectible and expensive. The example to the left of the paragraph (image) is a 1979-80 O-PEE-CHEE #18 Wayne Gretzky rookie card, graded by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) a 9 MINT condition. Wayne Gretzky Topps and O-PEE-CHEE rookie cards are some of the most expensive, highly popular, collectible hockey cards in the hobby. The main categories of sport cards the draw the the most attention are baseball, football, basketball, hockey, golf and NASCAR racing cards. The most popular grading companies for trading cards are Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA), Beckett grading services (BGS) and Beckett Vintage grading services (BVG), and Sports Card Guarantee (SGC).
The image to the right of this paragraph is an example of a 1980-81 Topps basketball #6 Larry Bird and Magic Johnson dual rookie card (of both Bird and Magic), professionally graded by Beckett grading service (BVG - Beckett Vintage Grading) an 8.5 near mint to mint plus condition. Another highly collectible, vintage, professionally graded card as an investment. Rookie cards almost always tend to the the most valuable, highly collected cards of a certain player. The most valuable vintage cards are almost always inductees into the correspoding sports' Hall of Fame. Rare short prints and very scarce cards take up most of the highly valuable cards, other than rookie cards. Professionally graded sports cards have had an upward trend in value in the past 20 years, while the mid-grade and low-grade counterparts have decreased in value. That even includes vintate, highly popular cards of hall of famers like a 1965 Topps Carl Yastrzemski or even a 1958 Topps Al Kaline.
There are many more highly collectible trading cards than just sport cards. To the left of this paragraph is an image of a 1985 Topps Garbage Pail Kids #8b Blasted Billy. Topps did not make a lot of copies of the first series, from 1985, of Garbage Pail Kids, hence high grades from companies yield hundreds, or even thousands of dollars. Other non-sports trading cards that are popular are Magic - The Gathering, Pokemon, and most any licensed trading cards made before 1970. Goudey made many non-sports sets, issued in packs with bubble gum in a wax wrapper. Topps made many issues of trading card sets during the 50's and 60's, including sets of The Beattles music band, tv shows like Lost in Space, and much more. Even the non-sports tobacco cards from the 19th century command high prices, professionally graded 8 near mint to mint or higher.
Comic books is another huge area of highly collectible, professionally graded items that are bought and sold for investment purposes. To the left is an image of the very popular Walking Dead comic books, issue #1, first edition, graded CGC 9.8 near mint to mint condition. This comic books soared in value when AMC decided to make the very popular television series The Walking Dead. Most highly sought after comic books are vintage comic books, typically first appearances or something called an 'origin'. First appearances in comic books are what rookie cards are to sports trading cards. CGC, Certified Guaranty Company, is probably the most popular and collected grading company in the comic book industry. Comic books are divided up into 'ages. Here are the ages of comic books in chronological order: Golden Age (1938-1956), Silver Age (1956-1970), Bronze Age (1970-1985), Modern Age (1985-PRESENT DAY). The rarest and most valuable come from the Golden Age and Silver Age. These years contain the first appearances of today's most popular comic book stars. Comic books in general took a big down turn from the mid 1990's to the early 2000's, along with all the other mass produced collectibles of the times including trading cards, coins, toys, just about anything that was really valuable if it was made before World War II. Comic books, took a big upturn starting around 2003 due to all the movies that were being made about comic book heroes and 'leagues'. CGC also caters to specifc 'pedigrees' of comic books, such as the 'Mile High Collection'. Many special pedigrees of comic books fetch higher prices given the pedigree reputation.
To the left of this paragraph is a CGC professionally graded Golden Age Batman #1, the first appearance of 'The Joker'. The resurgence of movies and television shows based off comic books gave a huge boost to the older, most valuable first appearance and origins of the most famous comic book heroes. Many of these movies and shows featured comic book heroes from whats called the 'Marvel Universe'. In comic books, the two most popular makers of comic books are Marvel and DC. Those two makers feature their own 'Universe' of comic book heroes and villains. The Marvel Universe includes heroes and villains such as Spider-Man, Thor, Dr. Strange, Deadpool, Iron Man, Silver Surfer, Captain America, Woliverine, Dr. Doom, Magneto, Red Skull, Loki, Ultran and countless more. The Marvel Universe also includes very famous groups such as The X-Men, The Fantastic Four, The Avengers and Justice League of America. The 'DC' Universe has Superman, Batman and Robin, Flash, Green Lantern, Wonder Woman, The Joker, Lex Luthor, Deathstroke, Two-Face, The Riddler and Catwoman just too name a few. Both Universes are huge with countless memorable heroes, villains and groups of either.
Stan Lee is the most popular writer, and made comic books for Marvel. Stan Lee has a cameo in almost all movies, about Marvel universe heroes/villains. The image to the left is a Silver Age 'The Indredible Hulk' #1, first appearance of the Hulk, professionally graded by CGC a 5.5 Fine minus (or Excellent minus condition). The Incredible Hulk, for instance, has had three major actors play him in the past 16 years or so. The actors playing the Hulk in a movie include: Eric Bana, Edward Norton and Mark Ruffalo. Comic books started to really pick up value, in the 1970's, when some major motion pictures were made of comic book heroes. Christopher Reeve played Superman back in the late 1970's and early 1980's. That time period saw a huge rise in the value of Action Comics #1 (first appearance of Superman) and early Golden Age issues, as well as important issues in the DC Universe. Michael Keaton played Batman in the 1989 movie, seeing a huge rise in the 'Detective Comics' #27 (first appearance of Batman). Comic books will continue to see rising auction prices for high grade first appearance and origin issues from the Golden Age and Silver Age. These comic books, professionally graded, deserve price predictions using Data Science prediction models.
PCGS (Professional Coin Grading Services) and NGC (Numismatic Guaranty Corp.) are the most popular professional grading services for U.S. coins. The a big percentage of the most popular coins are going to be U.S. and U.S.A. coins. To the left is an image of a beautiful 1950 Benjamin Franklin Half dollar, professionally graded by NGC an Proof-67 grade with 'cameo' quality (rare, of course). The 'cameo' makes it extra special, and make it stick out from the other proof-65 and proof-64 copies with no 'cameo' in the proof surface. Collecting U.S. coins in a hobby that goes back at least a century. Coin collecting really gained momentum in the 1960's when the United States start making silver certificates and coins with silver content (with the exception of silver clad JFK half dollars circa 1965-1969). Children all over the country would go to the bank, change in paper currency for a bag of coins, and look for errors like the 1955 'Double Die' Lincoln wheat penny or the 1937-D 'three legged' Buffalo nickel. My father was one of these children back in the 1950's and 1960's. It was around this time that there was a major rise in the value of rare coins and paper currency. Collecting foreign coins is also a huge percentage of coin collecting as well. This includes everything from old Roman coins to Spanish Reals.
The image to the left shows one of the most valuable coins in U.S. history. I very rare 1913 Liberty Head V Nickel, graded by PCGS as Proof-66. A very difficult grade to get for a proof minted coin from over 100 years ago. A coin like this would fetch around $4,000,000.00 or so. I (John Heinz) collected coins as a child, not just sports cards and comic books. I would look for hours at coins, under my jeweler loop my dad bought me, and look for errors that would make the coin valuable. Not all coins with a doubled die or an error are worth thousands of dollars. The industry determines which errors are really valuable and no mention of other coins with errors. There are so many highly collectible types of U.S. coins. Morgan dollars are really popular, gold double eagles, Seated Liberty dimes and half dollars, Standing Liberty quarters, Walking Liberty halves, the list goes on. Collecting albums, getting all the mint marks for a year, was very popular many decades ago. The only thing that seemed to stand the test of time, like trading cards and comic books, are the really rare, extra high grade, professionally graded 'Holy Grails' of the hobby.
To the left is a rare U.S. 1800 $10 gold eagle Draped Bust (not mint mark typically means minted in Philadelphia). The coin was professionally graded by PCGS a AU-53 ('AU' means 'About Uncirculated'). Many of these graded, really rare, really valuable coins are perfect for prediction algorithms in modern Data Science. There are many prediction algorithms in Data Science. Some of these algorithms include: 'Out of sample'/Step-forward Analysis, Multivariate Linear Regression, many types of Neural Networks, K-Nearest Neighbor, K-Means Clustering and many more. Data Science is the future in 'Data Mining', a very important tool that is very valuable to many very famous Corporations and Government agencies. The Department of Defense has been doing Data Science and Data Mining for many many decades. Longer than 'educated people' realize. Unfortunately, the coolest prediction algorithms, used by the DoD, are very highly classified and shrouded in mystery even today. Data Science is a big part of the future, and predicting professionally graded, high-end collectibles is wide open for price predictions, and fortunes to be made by companies down the road.


Streaming Data¶
Specifying the Rules¶
Filter stream rules are specified in an event query file according to Twitter’s filter stream syntax rules.
See an example of a filter stream query file here.
Using the Filter Stream¶
Once the event query file is ready, the command for streaming tweets is
python -m twitter.stream event_name
The stream can be cancelled at any time with CTRL+C
.
Streaming Parameters¶
The stream has several optional parameters. These are specified as flags on the standard stream command, for example:
python -m twitter.stream event_name --update_rules -update_interval 10
Parameter |
Description |
|---|---|
config_f |
The configuration file to use if not using the default |
delete_existing_rules / update_rules |
Whether to delete rules that have already been sent to the Twitter API for a previous stream. By default, rules are deleted from the API |
append / overwrite |
Whether to append JSON tweets to an existing file for the event. By default, tweets are appended |
verbose / quiet |
Whether to print information/updates to the console while running the stream. By default, information is printed |
update_interval |
How often to print updates of the number of tweets collected, in minutes |
dry_run |
Whether to run a “dry run” of the rules without connecting to the Twitter stream to make sure that they are syntactically valid |


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Discussion and questions about HyperDEX atomic swap powered decentralized exchange. The project is maintained by HyperDEX team.
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
Cryptoon10-Aug-18 02:28 PM
but rebooting hyper always fixed that
But now from booting it also greys out when pressing buy/sell
lukechilds10-Aug-18 02:51 PM
If you view the network tab as your press buy/sell do all the requests stop?(edited)
we grey out the button until mm responds to the order request
and it can't do anything else while it's processing that request so it blocks everything
normally it doesn't take too long but occasionally it can take quite a while
and I think you will probably need atleast one peer before placing an order
otherwise I don't think you'll be able to broadcast it to the network
Cryptoon10-Aug-18 03:36 PM
yeah after I restarted it just wasnt connecting to peers anymore
which is probably why the button was greyed out
lukechilds10-Aug-18 03:39 PM
very odd
it really sounds like some kind of networking/firewall issue on your end
but the fact that you get the same issue at home and at work
and the fact that the dev build worked ok
doesn't really support that theory
could you maybe try alternating between the dev build and the prebuilt binary a few times
let it run for a few mins, then check the connected peers
if you try on dev build, then on prebuilt and do that about three times on each
if you consistently get peers on the dev build but not on the pre built release at least we can be sure it's something to do with the release build
Cryptoon10-Aug-18 03:45 PM
I'm gonna have to try that in weekend, got a lot of work left and need to go out with the in laws in a bit
lukechilds10-Aug-18 03:46 PM
yeah no worries
ping me if you need a hand
thanks for taking the time to look into it
Cryptoon10-Aug-18 03:53 PM
no worries, sent someone with the same mac build as me a message that they test as well
to see if orderbooks load yes/no
Cryptoon10-Aug-18 04:09 PM
Ok had my brother test it, same problem
fresh download
and he is at his place and on his laptop, so again completely different network/machine setting
will try the toggle between dev and github build tomorrow if I have the time, but I think the problem is at the level of the build
lukechilds10-Aug-18 04:48 PM
That's very strange
I can run the latest build fine on my machine
do you mind saying what country/location you're in?
it's possible you could have weak network connectivity to the rest of the network
from a geographical perspective
although that would mean the issue would persist on the dev build and BarterDEX GUI too which it doesn't
Unhandled Promise Rejection
Error: Failed to construct 'WebSocket': The URL 'undefined' is invalid.
at new MarketmakerSocket (app://-/bundle.js:89330:14)
at app://-/bundle.js:88782:19
at Generator.next (<anonymous>)
at step (app://-/bundle.js:88725:191)
at app://-/bundle.js:88725:361
at <anonymous>
you should plug eslint to your project
lukechilds17-Aug-18 10:51 AM
@OsTa did you set a custom marketmaker url?
and we do use eslint
OsTa17-Aug-18 10:52 AM
nop
first time I run hyperdex on osx(edited)
lukechilds17-Aug-18 11:36 AM
Can you try going to Debug > Show App Data then open the config.json file
Today I tried to use both Barterdex and HyperDex several times. Both failed. I downloaded Hyperdex 12 and retried. The result was same. It gave error message like "not connecting to market place". I tried again in the evening. Maybe problem with my machine. I will try it on other machine.(edited)
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:24 PM
Hello! I tried to update my Barterdex to 1.1.1 today. When I start it, I get error messages for all electrum wallets of my coins previously added to 'startup'. Additionally all coins come up as 'undefined'
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:46 PM
Hi @DanMercurius this channel is for HyperDEX development(edited)
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:47 PM
Hi @lukechilds ! thanks, could you please point me to the barterdex channel? can't find it...
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:47 PM
To be honest I'm not sure one exists
you could try contacting @grewalsatinder but I'm not sure he works on it much anymore
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:48 PM
it states on the komodo website and github to please test barterdex and give feedback in the BarterDex channel on discord...
ok so should I transfer my assets from barterdex to hyperdex?
Would be great to communicate discontinuation of barterdex to users...
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:49 PM
I don't think it's discontinued
I think Grewal just moved on to something else
I'm really not too sure(edited)
I'm not involved with BarterDEX development
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:50 PM
^^ per definition not working on sth anymore is 'discontinued' . language fails again xD
is there a best practice to follow when moving assets from barterdex to hyperdex?
How to add new coins to 'startup' in BarterDEX. The saved coins will load automatically each time you login to BarterDEX. BarterDEX is an atomic swap based d...
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DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:51 PM
@grewalsatinder much obliged!
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:52 PM
(edited)
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:52 PM
thanks for the super fast feedback, very good 1st impression of the komodo community (:
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:52 PM
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:52 PM
@lukechilds don't scare ppl unnecessarily.... I'm not gone yet
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:53 PM
hehe sorry
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:53 PM
np
lukechilds18-Aug-18 12:53 PM
I thought I heard you were working on something else now like CC
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:53 PM
yep, I'm on to token exchange GUI which is CC
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:55 PM
not scared that easily ^^ one quick question:
@grewalsatinder Should I make a backup of my legacy coin db (which seems corrupted now, since all coins are shown as 'undefined) before resetting it in 1.1.1?
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:57 PM
@DanMercurius don't need to fiddle with your BarterDEX data folder. just follow the video if you get it, and that should solve your problem.
I assume you are upgrading from 0.x.x version to 1.x.x ?
if that's the the case you have to follow the video help.(edited)
no way around.
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:58 PM
correct. the video says to reset coin db, however dropdown shows not 3 coins but all coins as undefined..
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:59 PM
@Hermes and @SHossain can help you step by step.
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:59 PM
if I have my seed, there should be nothing to worry about when resetting the coin db, correct?
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 12:59 PM
correct
seed is the most import.
DanMercurius18-Aug-18 12:59 PM
ok then I just go for it ^^
grewalsatinder18-Aug-18 01:00 PM
make sure you follow the video help exactly as is. don't skip a step.


Recipe 1.13. Accessing SubstringsCredit: Alex Martelli ProblemYou want to access portions of a string. For example, you've read a fixed-width record and want to extract the record's fields. SolutionSlicing is great, but it only does one field at a time: afield = theline[3:8] If you need to think in terms of field lengths, struct.unpack may be appropriate. For example: import struct # Get a 5-byte string, skip 3, get two 8-byte strings, then all the rest: baseformat = "5s 3x 8s 8s" # by how many bytes does theline exceed the length implied by this # base-format (24 bytes in this case, but struct.calcsize is general) numremain = len(theline) - struct.calcsize(baseformat) # complete the format with the appropriate 's' field, then unpack format = "%s %ds" % (baseformat, numremain) l, s1, s2, t = struct.unpack(format, theline) If you want to skip rather than get "all the rest", then just unpack the initial part of theline with the right length: l, s1, s2 = struct.unpack(baseformat, theline[:struct.calcsize(baseformat)]) If you need to split at five-byte boundaries, you can easily code a list comprehension (LC) of slices: fivers = [theline[k:k+5] for k in xrange(0, len(theline), 5)] Chopping a string into individual characters is of course easier: chars = list(theline) If you prefer to think of your data as being cut up at specific columns, slicing with LCs is generally handier: cuts = [8, 14, 20, 26, 30] pieces = [ theline[i:j] for i, j in zip([0]+cuts, cuts+[None]) ] The call to zip in this LC returns a list of pairs of the form (cuts[k], cuts[k+1]), except that the first pair is (0, cuts[0]), and the last one is (cuts[len(cuts)-1], None). In other words, each pair gives the right (i, j) for slicing between each cut and the next, except that the first one is for the slice before the first cut, and the last one is for the slice from the last cut to the end of the string. The rest of the LC just uses these pairs to cut up the appropriate slices of theline. DiscussionThis recipe was inspired by recipe 1.1 in the Perl Cookbook. Python's slicing takes the place of Perl's substr. Perl's built-in unpack and Python's struct.unpack are similar. Perl's is slightly richer, since it accepts a field length of * for the last field to mean all the rest. In Python, we have to compute and insert the exact length for either extraction or skipping. This isn't a major issue because such extraction tasks will usually be encapsulated into small functions. Memoizing, also known as automatic caching, may help with performance if the function is called repeatedly, since it allows you to avoid redoing the preparation of the format for the struct unpacking. See Recipe 18.5 for details about memoizing. In a purely Python context, the point of this recipe is to remind you that struct.unpack is often viable, and sometimes preferable, as an alternative to string slicing (not quite as often as unpack versus substr in Perl, given the lack of a *-valued field length, but often enough to be worth keeping in mind). Each of these snippets is, of course, best encapsulated in a function. Among other advantages, encapsulation ensures we don't have to work out the computation of the last field's length on each and every use. This function is the equivalent of the first snippet using struct.unpack in the "Solution": def fields(baseformat, theline, lastfield=False): # by how many bytes does theline exceed the length implied by # base-format (struct.calcsize computes exactly that length) numremain = len(theline)-struct.calcsize(baseformat) # complete the format with the appropriate 's' or 'x' field, then unpack format = "%s %d%s" % (baseformat, numremain, lastfield and "s" or "x") return struct.unpack(format, theline) A design decision worth noticing (and, perhaps, worth criticizing) is that of having a lastfield=False optional parameter. This reflects the observation that, while we often want to skip the last, unknown-length subfield, sometimes we want to retain it instead. The use of lastfield in the expression lastfield and s or x (equivalent to C's ternary operator lastfield?"s":"c") saves an if/else, but it's unclear whether the saving is worth the obscurity. See Recipe 18.9 for more about simulating ternary operators in Python. If function fields is called in a loop, memoizing (caching) with a key that is the tuple (baseformat, len(theline), lastfield) may offer faster performance. Here's a version of fields with memoizing: def fields(baseformat, theline, lastfield=False, _cache={ }): # build the key and try getting the cached format string key = baseformat, len(theline), lastfield format = _cache.get(key) if format is None: # no format string was cached, build and cache it numremain = len(theline)-struct.calcsize(baseformat) _cache[key] = format = "%s %d%s" % ( baseformat, numremain, lastfield and "s" or "x") return struct.unpack(format, theline) The idea behind this memoizing is to perform the somewhat costly preparation of format only once for each set of arguments requiring that preparation, thereafter storing it in the _cache dictionary. Of course, like all optimizations, memoizing needs to be validated by measuring performance to check that each given optimization does actually speed things up. In this case, I measure an increase in speed of approximately 30% to 40% for the memoized version, meaning that the optimization is probably not worth the bother unless the function is part of a performance bottleneck for your program. The function equivalent of the next LC snippet in the solution is: def split_by(theline, n, lastfield=False): # cut up all the needed pieces pieces = [theline[k:k+n] for k in xrange(0, len(theline), n)] # drop the last piece if too short and not required if not lastfield and len(pieces[-1]) < n: pieces.pop( ) return pieces And for the last snippet: def split_at(theline, cuts, lastfield=False): # cut up all the needed pieces pieces = [ theline[i:j] for i, j in zip([0]+cuts, cuts+[None]) ] # drop the last piece if not required if not lastfield: pieces.pop( ) return pieces In both of these cases, a list comprehension doing slicing turns out to be slightly preferable to the use of struct.unpack. A completely different approach is to use generators, such as: def split_at(the_line, cuts, lastfield=False): last = 0 for cut in cuts: yield the_line[last:cut] last = cut if lastfield: yield the_line[last:] def split_by(the_line, n, lastfield=False): return split_at(the_line, xrange(n, len(the_line), n), lastfield) Generator-based approaches are particularly appropriate when all you need to do on the sequence of resulting fields is loop over it, either explicitly, or implicitly by calling on it some "accumulator" callable such as ''.join. If you do need to materialize a list of the fields, and what you have available is a generator instead, you only need to call the built-in list on the generator, as in: list_of_fields = list(split_by(the_line, 5)) See AlsoRecipe 18.9 and Recipe 18.5; Perl Cookbook recipe 1.1. |


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LIBKML Driver (.kml .kmz)
Driver short name
LIBKML
Build dependencies
libkml
The LIBKML driver is a client of Libkml , a reference implementation of KML reading and writing, in the form of a cross platform C++ library. You must build and install Libkml in order to use this OGR driver. Note: you need to build libkml 1.3 or master.
Note that if you build and include this LIBKML driver, it will become the default reader of KML for ogr, overriding the previous KML driver. You can still specify either KML or LIBKML as the output driver via the command line
Libkml from Google provides reading services for any valid KML file. However, please be advised that some KML facilities do not map into the Simple Features specification OGR uses as its internal structure. Therefore, a best effort will be made by the driver to understand the content of a KML file read by libkml into ogr, but your mileage may vary. Please try a few KML files as samples to get a sense of what is understood. In particular, nesting of feature sets more than one deep will be flattened to support ogr's internal format.
Driver capabilities
Supports Create()
This driver supports the GDALDriver::Create()
operation
Supports Georeferencing
This driver supports georeferencing
Supports VirtualIO
This driver supports virtual I/O operations (/vsimem/, etc.)
Datasource
You may specify a datasource
as a kml file somefile.kml
, a directory somedir/
, or a kmz
file somefile.kmz
.
By default on directory and kmz datasources, an index file of all the
layers will be read from or written to doc.kml. It contains a
<NetworkLink>
to each layer file in the datasource. This feature can be turned off by
setting the configuration option LIBKML_USE_DOC.KML
to "NO":
LIBKML_USE_DOC.KML=[YES/NO]: Defaults to
YES
. Use adoc.kml
index file.
StyleTable
Datasource style tables are written to the <Document> in a .kml, style/style.kml in a kmz file, or style.kml in a directory, as one or more <Style> elements. Not all of Feature Style Specification can translate into KML.
Datasource creation options
The following datasource creation options can be used to generate a <atom:Author> element at the top Document level.
AUTHOR_NAME=value:
AUTHOR_URI=value:
AUTHOR_EMAIL=value:
Additional datasource creation options affecting the top Document level:
LINK=value: Specifies the href of an <atom:link> element at the top Document level.
PHONENUMBER=value: Specifies the value of the <phoneNumber> element at the top Document level. The value must follow the syntax of IETF RFC 3966.
DOCUMENT_ID=value: Defaults to
root_doc
. Specifies the id of the root <Document> node.
Container properties
The following dataset creation options can be used to set container options :
NAME=value: <name> element
VISIBILITY=value: <visibility> element
OPEN=value: <open> element
SNIPPET=value: <snippet> element
DESCRIPTION=value: <description> element
List style
The following dataset creation options can be used to control how the main folder (folder of layers) appear in the Places panel of the Earth browser, trough a <ListStyle> element:
LISTSTYLE_TYPE=[check/radioFolder/checkOffOnly/checkHideChildren]: Sets the <listItemType> element.
LISTSTYLE_ICON_HREF=value: URL of the icon to display for the main folder. Sets the href element of the <ItemIcon> element.
Balloon style
If a style foo is defined, it is possible to add a <BalloonStyle> element to it, by specifying the foo_BALLOONSTYLE_BGCOLOR and/or foo_BALLOONSTYLE_TEXT elements.
NetworkLinkControl
A <NetworkLinkControl> element can be defined if at least one of the following dataset creation option is specified:
NLC_MINREFRESHPERIOD=value: to set the <minRefreshPeriod> element
NLC_MAXSESSIONLENGTH=value: to set the <maxSessionLength> element
NLC_COOKIE=value: to set the <cookie> element
NLC_MESSAGE=value: to set the <message> element
NLC_LINKNAME=value: to set the <linkName> element
NLC_LINKDESCRIPTION=value: to set the <linkDescription> element
NLC_LINKSNIPPET=value: to set the <linkSnippet> element
NLC_EXPIRES=value: to set the <expires> element
Update documents
When defining the dataset creation option UPDATE_TARGETHREF, a NetworkLinkControl KML file with an <Update> element will be generated. See the tutorial about update.
The CreateFeature() operation on a layer will be translated as a <Create> element.
The SetFeature() operation on a layer will be translated as a <Change> element.
The DeleteFeature() operation on a layer will be translated as a <Delete> element.
Layer
OGRLayer
are mapped
to kml files as a
<Document>
or
<Folder>,
and in kmz files or directories as a separate kml file.
Style
Layer style tables can not be read from or written to a kml layer that is a <Folder>, otherwise they are in the <Document> that is the layer.
Schema
Read and write of <Schema> is supported for .kml files, .kmz files, and directories.
Layer creation options
The following layer creation options can be used to generate a <LookAt> element at the layer level.
LOOKAT_LONGITUDE=value: (required)
LOOKAT_LATITUDE=value: (required)
LOOKAT_RANGE=value: (required)
LOOKAT_HEADING=value:
LOOKAT_TILT=value:
LOOKAT_ALTITUDE=value:
LOOKAT_ALTITUDEMODE=value:
Alternatively, a <Camera> element can be generated.
CAMERA_LONGITUDE=value: (required)
CAMERA_LATITUDE=value: (required)
CAMERA_ALTITUDE=value: (required)
CAMERA_ALTITUDEMODE=value: (required)
CAMERA_HEADING=value:
CAMERA_TILT=value:
CAMERA_ROLL=value:
A
<Region>
element can be generated to control when objects of the layer are
visible or not. If REGION_XMIN
, REGION_YMIN
, REGION_XMAX
and
REGION_YMAX
, the region coordinates are determined from the spatial
extent of the features being written in the layer.
ADD_REGION=[YES/NO]: Defaults to
NO
.REGION_XMIN=value: defines the west coordinate of the region.
REGION_YMIN=value: defines the south coordinate of the region.
REGION_XMAX=value: defines the east coordinate of the region.
REGION_YMAX=value: defines the north coordinate of the region.
REGION_MIN_LOD_PIXELS=value: Defaults to
256
. minimum size in pixels of the region so that it is displayed.REGION_MAX_LOD_PIXELS=value: Defaults to
-1
. maximum size in pixels of the region so that it is displayed. Defaults to -1 (infinite).REGION_MIN_FADE_EXTENT=value: Defaults to
0
. distance over which the geometry fades, from fully opaque to fully transparent.REGION_MAX_FADE_EXTENT=value: Defaults to
0
. distance over which the geometry fades, from fully transparent to fully opaque.
A <ScreenOverlay> element can be added to display a logo, a legend, etc...
SO_HREF=value: (required) URL of the image to display.
SO_NAME=value:
SO_DESCRIPTION=value:
SO_OVERLAY_X=value:
SO_OVERLAY_Y=value:
SO_OVERLAY_XUNITS=value:
SO_OVERLAY_YUNITS=value:
SO_SCREEN_X=value: Defaults to
0.05
.SO_SCREEN_Y=value: Defaults to
0.05
.SO_SCREEN_XUNITS=value: Defaults to
Fraction
.SO_SCREEN_YUNITS=value: Defaults to
Fraction
.SO_SIZE_X=value:
SO_SIZE_Y=value:
SO_SIZE_XUNITS=value:
SO_SIZE_YUNITS=value:
The following option controls whether layers are written as a Document or a Folder:
FOLDER=[YES/NO]: By default, layers are written as <Document> elements. By setting this option to YES, it is also possible to write them as <Folder> elements (only in .kml files).
The following layer creation options can be used to set container options :
NAME=value: <name> element
VISIBILITY=value: <visibility> element
OPEN=value: <open> element
SNIPPET=value: <snippet> element
DESCRIPTION=value: <description> element
The following layer creation options can be used to control how the folder of a layer appear in the Places panel of the Earth browser, trough a <ListStyle> element:
LISTSTYLE_TYPE=[check/radioFolder/checkOffOnly/checkHideChildren]: Sets the <listItemType> element.
LISTSTYLE_ICON_HREF=value: URL of the icon to display for the layer folder. Sets the href element of the <ItemIcon> element.
Feature
An OGRFeature
generally translates to kml as a
<Placemark>,
and vice-versa.
If the model field is defined, a <Model> object within the Placemark will be generated.
If the networklink field is defined, a <NetworkLink> will be generated. Other networklink fields are optional.
If the photooverlay field is defined, a <PhotoOverlay> will be generated (provided that the camera_longitude, camera_latitude, camera_altitude, camera_altitudemode, head and/or tilt and/or roll, leftfov, rightfov, bottomfov, topfov, near fields are also set. The shape field is optional.
In case the PhotoOverlay is a big image, it is highly recommended to tile it and generate overview levels, as explained in the PhotoOverlay tutorial. In which case, the URL should contain the "$[level]", "$[x]" and "$[y]" sub-strings in the photooverlay field, and the imagepyramid_tilesize, imagepyramid_maxwidth, imagepyramid_maxheight and imagepyramid_gridorigin fields should be set.
Placemark, Model, NetworkLink and PhotoOverlay objects can have an associated camera if the camera_longitude, camera_latitude, camera_altitude, camera_altitudemode, head and/or tilt and/or roll fields are defined.
KML <GroundOverlay>
elements are supported for reading (unless the
LIBKML_READ_GROUND_OVERLAY
configuration option is set to FALSE). For
such elements, there are icon and drawOrder fields.
The following configuration options affect reading of features:
LIBKML_READ_GROUND_OVERLAY=[TRUE/FALSE]: Defaults to
TRUE
. IfFALSE
, skip reading GroundOverlay elements.
Style
Style Strings at the feature level are Mapped to KML as either a <Style> or <StyleUrl> in each <Placemark>.
The following configuration options affect handling of styles:
LIBKML_RESOLVE_STYLE=[YES/NO]: When reading a kml feature and this option is set to yes, styleurls are looked up in the style tables and the features style string is set to the style from the table. This is to allow reading of shared styles by applications, like MapServer, that do not read style tables.
LIBKML_EXTERNAL_STYLE=[YES/NO]: When reading a kml feature and this option is set to yes, a styleurl that is external to the datasource is read from disk or fetched from the server and parsed into the datasource style table. If the style kml can not be read or
LIBKML_EXTERNAL_STYLE=NO
then the styleurl is copied to the style string.LIBKML_STYLEMAP_KEY=value: When reading a kml StyleMap the default mapping is set to normal. If you wish to use the highlighted styles set this configuration option to "highlight"
When writing a kml, if there exist 2 styles of the form "astylename_normal" and "astylename_highlight" (where astylename is any string), then a StyleMap object will be creating from both styles and called "astylename".
Fields
OGR fields (feature attributes) are mapped to kml with <Schema>; and <SimpleData>, except for some special fields as noted below.
Note
It is also possible to export fields as <Data> elements using the following configuration option:
LIBKML_USE_SIMPLEFIELD=[YES/NO]: If NO
, export fields as <Data>.
A rich set of configuration options are available to define how fields in input and output, map to a KML <Placemark>. For example, if you want a field called 'Cities' to map to the <name>; tag in KML, you can set a configuration option.
LIBKML_NAME_FIELD=value: Defaults to
name
. Name of the string field that maps to the kml tag <name>.LIBKML_DESCRIPTION_FIELD=value: Defaults to
description
. Name of the string field that maps to the kml tag <description>.LIBKML_TIMESTAMP_FIELD=value: Defaults to
timestamp
. Name of the string/datetime/date/time field that maps to the kml tag <timestamp>.LIBKML_BEGIN_FIELD=value: Defaults to
begin
. Name of the string/datetime/date/time field that maps to the kml tag <begin>.LIBKML_END_FIELD=value: Defaults to
end
. Name of the string/datetime/date/time field that maps to the kml tag <end>.LIBKML_ALTITUDEMODE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
altitudeMode
. Name of the string field that maps to the kml tag <altitudeMode> or <gx:altitudeMode>.LIBKML_TESSELLATE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
tessellate
. Name of the integer field that maps to the kml tag <tessellate>.LIBKML_EXTRUDE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
extrude
. Name of the integer field that maps to the kml tag <extrude>.LIBKML_VISIBILITY_FIELD=value: Defaults to
visibility
. Name of the integer field that maps to the kml tag <visibility>.LIBKML_ICON_FIELD=value: Defaults to
icon
. Name of the string field that maps to the kml tag <icon>.LIBKML_DRAWORDER_FIELD=value: Defaults to
drawOrder
. Name of the integer field that maps to the kml tag <drawOrder>.LIBKML_SNIPPET_FIELD=value: Defaults to
snippet
. Name of the integer field that maps to the kml tag <snippet>.LIBKML_HEADING_FIELD=value: Defaults to
heading
. Name of the real field that maps to the kml tag <heading>. When reading, this field is present only if a Placemark has a Camera with a heading element.LIBKML_TILT_FIELD=value: Defaults to
tilt
. Name of the real field that maps to the kml tag <tilt>. When reading, this field is present only if a Placemark has a Camera with a tilt element.LIBKML_ROLL_FIELD=value: Defaults to
roll
. Name of the real field that maps to the kml tag <roll>. When reading, this field is present only if a Placemark has a Camera with a roll element.LIBKML_MODEL_FIELD=value: Defaults to
model
. Name of the string field that can be used to define the URL of a 3D <model>.LIBKML_SCALE_X_FIELD=value: Defaults to
scale_x
. Name of the real field that maps to the x element of the kml tag <scale> for a 3D model.LIBKML_SCALE_Y_FIELD=value: Defaults to
scale_y
. Name of the real field that maps to the y element of the kml tag <scale>for a 3D model.LIBKML_SCALE_Z_FIELD=value: Defaults to
scale_z
. Name of the real field that maps to the z element of the kml tag <scale>for a 3D model.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink
. Name of the string field that maps to the href element of the kml tag <href> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_REFRESHVISIBILITY_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_refreshvisibility
. Name of the integer field that maps to kml tag <refreshVisibility> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_FLYTOVIEW_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_flytoview
. Name of the integer field that maps to kml tag <flyToView> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_REFRESHMODE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_refreshmode
. Name of the string field that maps to kml tag <refreshMode> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_REFRESHINTERVAL_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_refreshinterval
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <refreshInterval> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_VIEWREFRESHMODE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_viewrefreshmode
. Name of the string field that maps to kml tag <viewRefreshMode> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_VIEWREFRESHTIME_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_viewrefreshtime
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <viewRefreshTime> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_VIEWBOUNDSCALE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_viewboundscale
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <viewBoundScale> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_NETWORKLINK_HTTPQUERY_FIELD=value: Defaults to
networklink_httpquery
. Name of the string field that maps to kml tag <httpQuery> of a NetworkLink.LIBKML_CAMERA_LONGITUDE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
camera_longitude
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <longitude> of a <Camera>.LIBKML_CAMERA_ALTITUDE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
camera_altitude
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <altitude> of a <Camera>.LIBKML_CAMERA_ALTITUDEMODE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
camera_altitudemode
. Name of the real field that maps to kml tag <altitudeMode> of a <Camera>.LIBKML_PHOTOOVERLAY_FIELD=value: Defaults to
photooverlay
. Name of the string field that maps to the href element of the kml tag <href> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_LEFTFOV_FIELD=value: Defaults to
leftfov
. Name of the real field that maps to to kml tag <LeftFov> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_RIGHTFOV_FIELD=value: Defaults to
rightfov
. Name of the real field that maps to to kml tag <RightFov> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_BOTTOMFOV_FIELD=value: Defaults to
bottomfov
. Name of the real field that maps to to kml tag <BottomFov> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_TOPFOV_FIELD=value: Defaults to
topfov
. Name of the real field that maps to to kml tag <TopFov> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_NEARFOV_FIELD=value: Defaults to
near
. Name of the real field that maps to to kml tag <Near> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_PHOTOOVERLAY_SHAPE_FIELD=value: Defaults to
shape
. Name of the string field that maps to to kml tag <shape> of a <PhotoOverlay>.LIBKML_IMAGEPYRAMID_TILESIZE=value: Defaults to
imagepyramid_tilesize
. Name of the integer field that maps to to kml tag <tileSize> of a <ImagePyramid>.LIBKML_IMAGEPYRAMID_MAXWIDTH=value: Defaults to
imagepyramid_maxwidth
. Name of the integer field that maps to to kml tag <maxWidth> of a <ImagePyramid>.LIBKML_IMAGEPYRAMID_MAXHEIGHT=value: Defaults to
imagepyramid_maxheight
. Name of the integer field that maps to to kml tag <maxHeight> of a <ImagePyramid>.LIBKML_IMAGEPYRAMID_GRIDORIGIN=value: Defaults to
imagepyramid_gridorigin
. Name of the string field that maps to to kml tag <gridOrigin> of a <ImagePyramid>.OGR_STYLE=value: string field that maps to a features style string, OGR reads this field if there is no style string set on the feature.
Geometry
Translation of OGRGeometry
to
KML Geometry is pretty straightforward with only a couple of exceptions.
Point to
<Point>
(unless heading and/or tilt and/or roll field names are found, in which
case a
Camera
object will be generated), LineString to
<LineString>,
LinearRing to
<LinearRing>,
and Polygon to
<Polygon>.
In OGR a polygon contains an array of LinearRings, the first one being
the outer ring. KML has the tags
<outerBoundaryIs> and
<innerBoundaryIs> to
differentiate between the two. OGR has several Multi types of geometry :
GeometryCollection, MultiPolygon, MultiPoint, and MultiLineString. When
possible, OGR will try to map
<MultiGeometry>
to the more precise OGR geometry type (MultiPoint, MultiLineString or
MultiPolygon), and default to GeometryCollection in case of mixed
content.
The following configuration options control geometry translation:
LIBKML_WRAPDATELINE=[YES/NO]: Sometimes kml geometry will span the dateline, In applications like QGIS or MapServer this will create horizontal lines all the way around the globe. Setting this to "yes" will cause the libkml driver to split the geometry at the dateline when read.
VSI Virtual File System API support
The driver supports reading and writing to files managed by VSI Virtual File System API, which include "regular" files, as well as files in the /vsizip/ (read-write) , /vsigzip/ (read-write) , /vsicurl/ (read-only) domains.
Writing to /dev/stdout or /vsistdout/ is also supported.
Example
The following bash script will build a csv file and a vrt file, and then translate them to KML using ogr2ogr into a .kml file with timestamps and styling.
#!/bin/bash
# Copyright (c) 2010, Brian Case
#
# Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a
# copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"),
# to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation
# the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense,
# and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the
# Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
#
# The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included
# in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
#
# THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS
# OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
# FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL
# THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
# LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING
# FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER
# DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
icon="http://maps.google.com/mapfiles/kml/shapes/shaded_dot.png"
rgba33="#FF9900"
rgba70="#FFFF00"
rgba150="#00FF00"
rgba300="#0000FF"
rgba500="#9900FF"
rgba800="#FF0000"
function docsv {
IFS=','
while read Date Time Lat Lon Mag Dep
do
ts=$(echo $Date | sed 's:/:-:g')T${Time%%.*}Z
rgba=""
if [[ $rgba == "" ]] && [[ $Dep -lt 33 ]]
then
rgba=$rgba33
fi
if [[ $rgba == "" ]] && [[ $Dep -lt 70 ]]
then
rgba=$rgba70
fi
if [[ $rgba == "" ]] && [[ $Dep -lt 150 ]]
then
rgba=$rgba150
fi
if [[ $rgba == "" ]] && [[ $Dep -lt 300 ]]
then
rgba=$rgba300
fi
if [[ $rgba == "" ]] && [[ $Dep -lt 500 ]]
then
rgba=$rgba500
fi
if [[ $rgba == "" ]]
then
rgba=$rgba800
fi
style="\"SYMBOL(s:$Mag,id:\"\"$icon\"\",c:$rgba)\""
echo $Date,$Time,$Lat,$Lon,$Mag,$Dep,$ts,"$style"
done
}
wget http://neic.usgs.gov/neis/gis/qed.asc -O /dev/stdout |\
tail -n +2 > qed.asc
echo Date,TimeUTC,Latitude,Longitude,Magnitude,Depth,timestamp,OGR_STYLE > qed.csv
docsv < qed.asc >> qed.csv
cat > qed.vrt << EOF
<OGRVRTDataSource>
<OGRVRTLayer name="qed">
<SrcDataSource>qed.csv</SrcDataSource>
<GeometryType>wkbPoint</GeometryType>
<LayerSRS>WGS84</LayerSRS>
<GeometryField encoding="PointFromColumns" x="Longitude" y="Latitude"/>
</OGRVRTLayer>
</OGRVRTDataSource>
EOF
ogr2ogr -f libkml qed.kml qed.vrt


etg.server.site module¶
The code for generating the site.
-
class
etg.server.site.
AdminResource
(service, env, template_name='admin')[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
A resource to render the Admin panel with start/stop buttons.
-
isLeaf
= True¶
-
-
class
etg.server.site.
CompanyCreationResource
(service, env, template_name='create_company')[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
This class is responsible for giving the players a way to create a new company.
-
isLeaf
= True¶
-
-
class
etg.server.site.
CompanyResource
(service, env, template_name='company')[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
The class that builds the company interface.
-
isLeaf
= True¶
-
render_GET
(request)[source]¶ Render the page for a party based on the session information from the request.
-
-
class
etg.server.site.
ETGSite
(options, service)[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
The class resposible for grabbing the correct pages from a resource.
-
class
etg.server.site.
PartyCreationResource
(service, env, template_name='create_party')[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
This class is responsible for creating the Parties from the webinterface and then redirecting the players to the party interface.
-
isLeaf
= True¶
-
-
class
etg.server.site.
PartyResource
(service, env, template_name='party')[source]¶ Bases:
twisted.web.resource.Resource
The class that builds the party interface.
-
isLeaf
= True¶
-
render_GET
(request)[source]¶ Render the page for a party based on the session information from the request.
-


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Load and execute .NET processes from a remote machine, using a REST API.
Kaomi (Hawaian for 'Skeleton') is a system that enables the user to load a DLL assembly from the cloud into a remote machine, instantiate and run processes from within it, and get their results.
So uncommon it could even be a bad idea!
Kaomi abstracts away all the low level details required for its function.
Use the power of distributed computing to make someone else do the work for you. They will even get the results back to you.
Looking at the API, you would never guess the amount of work being done behind the scenes.
Take caution! Kaomi is in experimental phase, and it could monumentally explode at any moment.
Kaomi uses .NET Core 3, that isn't even released. That's future all the way through.
Head over to the Download page to get information on how to use Kaomi in your projects, as well as where to find the source repository, should it be needed.


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Well, it did help me to overcome perfectionism, reduce my self-criticism,made me feel comfortable with my imperfect website.
I connected meditation with Buddhism,thinking it was part of Buddhism activities.
Three new things I have learnt about meditation. First,"Happiness is the default state of mind". When your mind is relaxed and on alert at the same time, calmness and clarity come and lead to Happiness naturally. Second,Mindfulness is so powerful that it helps improve everything from attention,brain function to immunity, skin disease etc. Third, There are more than one postures for traditional Buddhism meditation: sitting, standing,walking and lying down.
Definately. "Letting go" was a good one. I liked to see this book described it as not to force something to go away but an invitation.
When I read Lao Zi's words "By non-doing, all doing becomes possible." A sentence came to me "To be is the best way of to do". Let's say it was Joan Shi's word. By the way, Miss Mt Kaukau I am!


Our boys’ team did really well in reaching the semi-final of their competition recently. They scored 17 goals over 5 matches. Everyone commented that they were the best soccer team there. They lost out narrowly to the eventual winners so they can be very proud of their achievement.
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First Confession (#2)
Well done to the pupils in second class who made their First Confession this month. They were a credit to our school and to their families. Thank you to Fr. Ted, our teachers and parents who helped to prepare the children for the sacrament.
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Parking outside the school (#3)
Please do not use the staff car park in the mornings or evenings. Staff need to be able to access their spaces so they can come into work and take charge of your children. They should not be obstructed from leaving in the evening either. The car park is also our assembly area, in case of a fire, so it needs to be kept free. The set down area is for parents to drop their children and leave.  Please don’t park on the double yellow lines or in front of our neighbours’ houses/entrances.


WMMcorp has grown in both size and stature since its inception in 1991. Early success on a number of broadscope projects allowed for WMMcorp to expand to the East Coast in 2010. After a successful 6 year stint operating out of Boston, Massachusetts, WMMcorp made a difficult yet fruitful decision to move operational headquarters to Los Angeles, California. WMMcorp remains an established premiere strategy solution for businesses in all stages of operation. Listed below are some of WMMcorp's most successfully implemented strategies across a wide scope of work.


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Methods defined here:
- __contains__(self, value)
- Search for `value` in the tree.
- __init__(self, value)
- Constructor
- __str__(self)
- String representation of the tree, using a table with parent and sibling relations.
- add(self, value)
- Add `value` to the tree to the correct place
- index(self, value)
- Return the parent and sibling node of `value`. Return None if it is not found,
and (None, None) for root node.
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--- layout: session academic: true title: "ImproveOSM - MissingRoads workshop" code: "RUJWP8" speaker_names_with_affiliations: ['Beata Tautan-Jancso (Telenav)', 'Dumitru Laura'] extra_tags: room: "Mathematikon C" length: "01:00" time: "Monday, 14:00" resources: [] recording: False ---
In this workshop, OSM mappers and software developers Beata and Laura will help you get started adding the more than 2 million roads that are missing from OSM according to ImproveOSM, the global open dataset that compares actual car trips with OSM data.
In the first part, we will show you what ImproveOSM is, how it is made, what the data looks like and how you can use it. In the second part, we will get our laptops out and do some mapping using the JOSM ImproveOSM plugin. We will have a leaderboard for the event and mapping prizes as well!
The workshop assumes you have some experience using JOSM. Bring a laptop!
Beata Tautan-Jancso is a java developer and leads the Telenav JOSM team. She works on implementing different tools that expose the results of the Telenav OSM data analysis team.
Laura Dumitru is a java developer that works on services and JOSM plugins that aid in the process of visualizing and validating the results of the data analysis.
Telenav has been a user of and contributor to OpenStreetMap since 2013, when we launched the Scout mobile navigation app powered by OSM data. Even before that, Skobbler, now part of Telenav, has been part of the OSM community for much longer. Our contributions to OSM include tools like OpenStreetCam, MapRoulette, MapDust, a number of JOSM plugins to help mappers, as well as ImproveOSM open data to help mappers find missing roads, one-ways and turn restrictions. Since 2015, The Telenav map team has improved OSM by adding thousands of new roads, turn restrictions, and detectable road signs in the U.S. and Canada.


I have had two years experience with recreational use of this drug in daily use. I have used it alone and occasionally used with alcohol.
The high: not as strong as Hydrocodone, it has a very pleasant, slow to act effect.
1. The first time I tried it I vomited within 45 minutes of ingesting.
2. I have taken 300mg at 6pm, and still felt somewhat high the next day when I wake up at 8am.
The high: mostly opiate feel with some speedy sensation. I never felt like nodding off. This is something I have taken at work all day. It is a mood enhancer. I have never had anyone notice I am high.
Problems:
1. Urination: At first, I had a problem urinating. I had to concentrate and it feels constricted. It took me 5 minutes standing there to get a stream going. It was a problem for me the 1st 3 months. My body got used to it because now it is no problem.
2. Itching: at the 200-300mg level I have experienced some itching. It can be bothersome. I don't consider it to be too much of a problem, but others may notice you are doing it. Be aware.
3. Sleeping: I have had trouble sleeping at the higher levels. I feel very good, calm, buzzing. However I have had many nights awake thinking the whole night. It feels good, but too many of those nights have left me exhausted later on.
4. Maintenance: If I am without for a period of time after long term use, (and I mean a week) I felt agitated, and restless without it.
5. Mixing. I have taken this with alcohol. I am very tolerant to both alcohol and tramadol, but I would not drink more than 2-3 drinks while taking tramadol.
6. Overall: I have used daily for 2 years now. It is a solid, workman like high. I can dictate how high I want to get, from a good buz at work to very high on the weekends with careful monitoring.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Tests the <switch> element with requiredFeature. If a red rectangle with white text 'FAIL' is displayed, the test fails. Otherwise, if a green rectangle is displayed in the lower part with the text '', the test is passed.
The red rectangle and the white text each require a non-existent feature; the test attribute will thus evaluate to false and neither element will be rendered by a compliant implementation.
The upper subtest is informative; it distinguishes between a purely SVG Tiny 1.2 implementation and others which also implement more (eg SVG Full 1.1, or some profile of SVG 1.2 greater than Tiny). The results of this subtest does not affect the pass/fail criteria.
Because SVG Tiny does not support for SVG Full DOM, an SVG Tiny implementation which does not support other SVG Profiles should show a rectangle like this. If the application supports the DOM, meaning that it does more than just SVG Tiny, it should show a rectangle like this. Either result is a pass.
The lower subtest,has another switch. The first child has a requiredFeature set to http://www.w3.org/TR/SVG11/feature#BasicText which all SVG Tiny implementations must support. If the application does, the lower rectangle is displayed in green like this. Otherwise, a red rectangle indicates that the text has failed.


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KKBOX Open API Developer SDK for JavaScript
The SDK for accessing various metadata of KKBOX tracks, albums, artists, playlists and stations.
npm install
npm install @kkboxorg/kkbox-javascript-developer-sdk
Source Install
npm install
Build SDK
npm run build
Test
For testing, you should first browse https://developer.kkbox.com/ and create an developer account, then create an app to get client id and client secret for that account.
Then, create a file name client_secrets.json
, put it in the test
directory and write the client id and client secret in it. The content will be like:
{
"kkbox_sdk": {
"client_id": "YOUR CLIENT ID",
"client_secret": "YOUR CLIENT SECRET"
}
}
And then we can run the tests.
npm run test
SDK Documentation
Please browse https://kkbox.github.io/OpenAPI-JavaScript/
How to use the SDK
There are two classes Auth and Api and you should initialize an Auth object by client id and secret.
import {Auth} from '@kkboxorg/kkbox-javascript-developer-sdk'
const auth = new Auth(client_id, client_secret)
Then use the auth object to get access token.
auth.clientCredentialsFlow.fetchAccessToken().then(response => {
const access_token = response.data.access_token
})
After getting access token, use it to initialize Api object.
import {Api} from '@kkboxorg/kkbox-javascript-developer-sdk'
const api = new Api(access_token)
Now you can use various fetcher object to fetch data.
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
Most methods return paged result and we can use the fetchNextPage
method to get the next page of result.
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
api.searchFetcher.fetchNextPage(response).then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
})
All the code.
import {Auth} from '@kkboxorg/kkbox-javascript-developer-sdk'
import {Api} from '@kkboxorg/kkbox-javascript-developer-sdk'
const auth = new Auth(client_id, client_secret)
auth.clientCredentialsFlow.fetchAccessToken().then(response => {
const access_token = response.data.access_token
const api = new Api(access_token)
api.searchFetcher.setSearchCriteria('五月天 派對動物', 'track').fetchSearchResult().then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
api.searchFetcher.fetchNextPage(response).then(response => {
console.log(response.data)
})
})
})
Generate the SDK Documentation
npm run build-doc
Then open the the file public/index.html
API Documentation
License
Copyright 2017 KKBOX Technologies Limited
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.