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SHE'S ALL THAT A movie review by Joe Barlow (c) Copyright 1999
STARRING: Freddie Prinze Jr., Rachael Leigh Cook, Matthew Lillard, Jodi Lyn O'Keefe, Paul Walker DIRECTOR: Robert Iscove WRITER: Lee Fleming RATED: PG-13 RELEASED: 1999
RATING: ** 1/2 (out of a possible ****)
I'll preface my comments on Robert Iscove's new teen comedy "She's All That" with a disclaimer: I am definitely not the film's target audience, and my review will probably reflect that. It's been nearly a decade since I graduated from high school, and in the intervening years I've been forced to learn about finances, insurance and responsibility. Wondering how the rent is going to be paid and when I'll have the money to get the car fixed, the once burning issue of "Who am I going to the prom with?" no longer seems quite so important. I, along with the rest of the people in my age group, have moved on to other things; as such, the characters in most high-school comedies seem alien to me. Anxiety over the prom? I simply can't relate. Afraid of not getting into the college of your choice? Sorry, that's too far in my past for me to empathize with you.
With that in mind, I was pleasantly surprised to find myself enjoying much of "She's All That." Slick and humorous, the film has a lot of fun with its well-worn plot; watching it, we get the sense that everyone involved with the movie is having a good time. Their enthusiasm is contagious, and it's a good thing: this agreeable tone of goofiness is largely responsible for the film's charm.
As is required by the plot of all teenager-themed movies, our hero, Zack Siler (Freddie Prinze Jr.) has it all: a handsome face, a beautiful girlfriend, the adoration of his classmates, and so many universities banging on his door that he can't decide which one to attend. But things soon begin to unravel when his girlfriend Taylor (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) breaks up with him to date TV star Brock Hudson (played with pleasantly obnoxious gusto by SCREAM's Matthew Lillard), who she met at a beach party. (The program that the Brock character stars on is none other than MTV's "The Real World," a great satirical wink to modern teen culture. The phony clips of Brock appearing on the show generated some of the film's biggest laughs.)
Zack's friends offer their condolences over the breakup, but he shrugs it off. His ego is such that he believes all the girls in the school will be lining up to go out with him; after all, being Zack's girlfriend is a free ticket to popularity. His friend Dean (Paul Walker) expresses doubt about Zack's claim, which leads to a bet: Dean will select one of the girls in the school, and Zack will try to turn her into the next Prom Queen. Dean eventually selects the shy, introspective Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook), a timid artist who seems to have little interest in anything other than painting and spending time alone.
Zack wastes no time in trying to get to know Laney; although she's wary of his intentions at first ("What is this, some kind of dork outreach program?" she accuses), she gradually begins to warm to him. Their relationship begins, although Laney doesn't know that Zack is merely trying to win a bet. Will Zack fall in love with her by the end of the story? Does the Pope wear a goofy hat?
As I said, nothing about the plot is the least bit original; it's the spiritual descendent of "My Fair Lady," but without the music. The charm of the story stems not from the subject matter, but from the playful nature of the performances and writing. The film's wit is surprisingly sharp, allowing the characters to throw zingers at each others like refugees from a Kevin Smith film. (Taylor, determined to beat Laney in the race for Prom Queen, gets the funniest quip: "I could win this contest in fluroscent lighting, on the first day of my period, clothed in T.J. Max.") And another scene features an art show, where astoundingly deep poetry is recited: "My soul is an island. My car is a Ford." That's the sort of ridiculous dialogue that we're dealing with. Smile. Go ahead. You know you want to.
The characterization isn't bad either, even for those with limited screen time. Laney's father, played with warmth by Kevin Pollack, is fascinating in his own right; I liked his clever "warm-fuzzy" speech about living one's life to the fullest. And Laney, as played by Rachael Leigh Cook, has a wide range of conflicting thoughts and emotions over the events which unfurl in her life during the course of the film. Only Taylor and Brock feel like one-note characters/villains (though I'm sure it was intended with Brock; Matthew Lillard's performance is too much fun for me to call it "shallow.")
One scene does much to counteract the pseudo- intellectual tone of the film, however: a gratuitous scene which involves a pizza topping you won't find on any menu. I'll say no more, except to lament the sudden shift in both the tone and IQ of the story. It's a shame that a movie which is surprisingly smart for so much of its duration felt the sudden urge to cater to the lowest common denominator, a criticism I also leveled at "There's Something About Mary." Other scenes are nearly as painful, including a gag in which an elderly man invites Laney, who works at a fast-food restaurant, to "supersize his balls." (They're meatballs, see. Har har.)
The movie also hits one of my personal pet peeves, as those of you who've been reading my reviews for awhile can attest: beautiful actresses playing characters who are supposed to be ugly. The lovely Janeane Girafalo began this unfortunate trend in "The Truth About Cats and Dogs"; Rachael Leigh Cook continues it here. Are we really supposed to believe that someone this attractive has been oblivious to her beauty for so long? And that the instant she takes her glasses off, she, a social outcast, is immediately loved by everyone?
Never mind. "She's All That" is pleasant enough entertainment, if hardly a masterpiece. I'm not sure that I can go so far as to actually recommend it to anyone over the age of eighteen, but I do commend director Iscove and screenwriter Fleming for coming so close to the mark. I admit, I had a good time. It seems there may still be some life in the teen comedy, a genre I had long since dismissed. Semper fi, Zack and Laney.
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odbcinst(1) UnixODBC Reference odbcinst(1) NAME odbcinst - command line tool for batch ODBC configuration SYNOPSIS odbcinst action object options action is one of -i install a driver or data source -u uninstall a driver or data source -q query a list of drivers or data sources present on the sys‐ tem --version shows the version number of the program object is one of -d an ODBC driver in /etc/odbcinst.ini -s an ODBC Data Source Name (DSN) in an odbc.ini file. options are zero or more of -f template file Used with -i, this option specifies a template file con‐ taining the driver or DSN to be installed. -r Read the template from standard input. -n Driver/Data Source Name Used with -u to specify a driver or DSN to remove. -v Contrary to standard practice, this turns off verbose out‐ put; there is no output, even for errors. -l The specified Data Source object is a System DSN, in /etc/odbc.ini. -h The specified Data Source object is a User DSN, in the cur‐ rent user's $HOME/.odbc.ini. This is the default with -s. DESCRIPTION odbcinst updates the configuration files that control ODBC access to database servers on the current host. It also maintains in /etc/odbcinst.ini a count of the number of references to a particular driver, which can be used to determine whether it should be removed from the file (only when the reference count drops to 0). Installing Drivers and DSNs are installed using the -i option. If the object to be installed is a driver (-d), the specified driver is added to /etc/odbcinst.ini or its reference count is incremented if it is already there. If the object is a data source (-s), the data source is added either to /etc/odbc.ini (if -l is used) or to $HOME/.odbc.ini (the default, which can also be specified with -h). Uninstalling Uninstalling a driver is done with the command odbcinst -u -d -n driver name. Uninstalling a DSN is done with the command odbcinst -u -s -n data source name. Uninstalling causes the reference count on the object to be decremented. If nothing else has requested this driver or DSN (i.e., the reference count drops to zero), it is removed from the config file. The options -l and -h are used with -s to specify which odbc.ini file to configure. Queries The command odbcinst -q -d returns a list of all drivers present in /etc/odbcinst.ini. The command odbcinst -q -s returns a list of all sys‐ tem and user DSNs available. EXIT STATUS 0 Success non-zero Failure TEMPLATE FILES A typical driver template looks like this: [MySQL] Description = MySQL driver Driver = /usr/lib/odbc/libmyodbc.so Setup = /usr/lib/odbc/libodbcmyS.so A DSN template looks like this: [Sample DSN] Description = Test MySQL connection Driver = MySQL Trace = Yes TraceFile = /tmp/odbc.log Database = junk Server = localhost Port = 3306 Socket = The Description and Driver fields should be present in all DSN configura‐ tions. Other options are driver-specific; consult your ODBC driver's documentation for a list of allowed options, or see ODBCConfig(1) for a graphical tool that can be used to interactively set up a DSN or driver the first time. FILES /etc/odbcinst.ini, /etc/odbc.ini, $HOME/.odbc.ini AUTHOR This manual page was written by Oliver Elphick<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and Steve Langasek<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian package of unixODBC. SEE ALSO ODBCConfig(1), gODBCConfig(1) UnixODBC 2nd Mar 2002 odbcinst(1)


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SERGEANT YORK [1941] A retro reveiw by: Richard Matich I once thought of Sergeant York as a great movie. I now think its just a good movie. I have every right to change my mind, especialy when I think I have been wrong about an opinion or an idea. I try to keep an open mind. Why is this film so heavily regarded by some? You must put the film into the proper historical context. It opened to a world on the brink of war [WWII]. Some in the country were nuetral. Some,
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first world war, and also managed to capture enemy soldiers. But the film over simplifies York's story. All the action of valor happens much to quickly to seem real, and there is little payoff from it. The movie ends without the rousing finnish I expected. What had I hoped to see before the end? I still do'nt know. I might never come up with an answer to that question. Cooper plays York well enough though. He even
made me respect his charecter York's not wanting to fight because it would sacrafice his princibles of kindness and passifism. Alvin York was never a man cut out to be a soldier, and yet the ironic twist comes when he becomes the big hero. Somewhat, however, I question the truthfulness about the York story. The Sergeant himself was part of the making of the movie. He helped with the realism of the
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We were clamouring for heroism and patriotism at that tumultous time in our history. I just wish we had clamoured for a piece of our collective history that was beyond resonable doubt about its actually having happened.
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§431:20-109 Limitations on compliance with section 431:20-107 and section 431:20-108. If section 431:20-107 or section 431:20-108 requires a greater amount of capital and surplus or deposits than that required of a title insurer prior to July 1, 1988, such title insurer shall have three years after July 1, 1988, to comply with any such increase requirement. [L 1987, c 347, pt of §2]
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CUDA Templates for Linear Algebra Subroutines and Solvers
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Files | |
| file | predicated_tile_access_iterator.h [code] |
| Templates calculating the address and predicates to the load of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | predicated_tile_access_iterator_2dthreadtile.h [code] |
| Templates calculating the address and predicates to the load of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | transform/threadblock/predicated_tile_iterator.h [code] |
| Templates implementing loading of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | predicated_tile_iterator_2dthreadtile.h [code] |
| Templates implementing loading of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_access_iterator.h [code] |
| Templates implementing the address computation of storing of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_access_iterator_pitch_linear.h [code] |
| Templates implementing computing the addresses of storing of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_access_iterator_tensor_op.h [code] |
| Templates implementing computing the addresses of storing of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_iterator.h [code] |
| Templates implementing storing of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_iterator_pitch_linear.h [code] |
| Templates implementing loading of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_iterator_pitch_linear_2dthreadtile.h [code] |
| Templates implementing loading of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_iterator_tensor_op.h [code] |
| Templates implementing storing of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |
| file | regular_tile_iterator_tensor_op_sm70.h [code] |
| Templates implementing loading of tiles from pitch-linear rank=2 tensors. | |


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Weapons
No “friendly fire”
There is no “friendly fire” in Netrek. It is not possible to directly affect your teammates with your weapons. Ship and plasma explosions, however, can result in damage to friendly ships.
Torpedoes and Torpedo Detonation
Torpedoes are the most commonly used weapon in the game. They do 25 to 40 points of damage depending on firing ship type. Torpedo damage does not decrease with range. Enemy ships can dodge torpedoes or detonate them (d) at a distance for partial damage if it looks like being hit is inevitable. This costs 100 fuel.
You can only have 8 torpedoes on the map at a time. You can detonate your own torpedoes (D). They do not do any damage when self-detonated, but it lets you fire a new volley of 8 more torpedoes immediately.
Torpedoes are fired by pressing or dragging the left mouse button. A torpedo can be fired every 0.1 seconds (this usually requires mouse dragging).
Lasers
Lasers are fired with the center mouse button. They cannot be dodged, but you can miss due to poor aim or “network lag”. They take part of a second to recharge (starbase lasers recharge twice as fast and are very lethal). Maximum damage ranges from 75 (scout) to 120 (starbase). Laser damage decreases dramatically with range. Lasers can also be used to detonate enemy plasmas, although that requires skill.
Plasma
Once you achieve 2 kills, you can go back to your home planet or friendly starbase and launch a new ship (refit). This adds plasma weapons to your ship. Plasma’s fire from the front of the ship, will automatically adjust their course towards the nearest enemy ship. They inflict a lot of damage. But they can be shot with enemy lasers (resulting in a damaging explosion, possibly close to your ship). Enemy robot players reliably shoot plasma, so don’t shoot plasma at robots. Plasmas also generate a lot of weapons heat. Plasmas appear to be large torpedoes (2 x width, 2 x height).
Missiles
“Sturgeon” servers also support “missiles”, which are homing torpedoes that can be shot down with lasers. This client does not currently support displaying or firing missiles. Fortunately, only “refitted” enemy ships have the missile upgrade.
Ship Explosions
When a ship blows up it does damage to friendly and enemy ships in the vicinity.  A suicidal charge at an enemy in an attempt to destroy it at any cost is called an “Ogg”. See a Netrek history website for the reason why.
Weapons temperature
Each time you fire a weapon, your weapon temperature increases. If you weapon temperature overheats, you cannot fire weapons while it cools down. This is rare for normal ships to encounter, but staircases can suffer weapon overheating during extended battles. Especially if it is firing plasma.
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XCLIPBOARD(1) XCLIPBOARD(1) NAME xclipboard - X clipboard client SYNOPSIS xclipboard [ -toolkitoption ... ] [ -w ] [ -nw ] DESCRIPTION The xclipboard program is used to collect and display text selections that are sent to the CLIPBOARD by other clients. It is typically used to save CLIPBOARD selections for later use. It stores each CLIPBOARD selec‐ tion as a separate string, each of which can be selected. Each time CLIPBOARD is asserted by another application, xclipboard transfers the contents of that selection to a new buffer and displays it in the text window. Buffers are never automatically deleted, so you'll want to use the delete button to get rid of useless items. Since xclipboard uses a Text Widget to display the contents of the clip‐ board, text sent to the CLIPBOARD may be re-selected for use in other applications. xclipboard also responds to requests for the CLIPBOARD selection from other clients by sending the entire contents of the cur‐ rently displayed buffer. An xclipboard window has the following buttons across the top: quit When this button is pressed, xclipboard exits. delete When this button is pressed, the current buffer is deleted and the next one displayed. new Creates a new buffer with no contents. Useful in constructing a new CLIPBOARD selection by hand. save Displays a File Save dialog box. Pressing the Accept button saves the currently displayed buffer to the file specified in the text field. next Displays the next buffer in the list. previous Displays the previous buffer. OPTIONS The xclipboard program accepts all of the standard X Toolkit command line options as well as the following: -w This option indicates that lines of text that are too long to be displayed on one line in the clipboard should wrap around to the following lines. -nw This option indicates that long lines of text should not wrap around. This is the default behavior. WIDGETS In order to specify resources, it is useful to know the hierarchy of the widgets which compose xclipboard. In the notation below, indentation indicates hierarchical structure. The widget class name is given first, followed by the widget instance name. XClipboard xclipboard Form form Command Quit Command delete Command new Command Save Command next Command prev Label index Text text TransientShell fileDialogShell Dialog fileDialog Label label Command accept Command cancel Text value TransientShell failDialogShell Dialog failDialog Label label Command continue SENDING/RETRIEVING CLIPBOARD CONTENTS Text is copied to the clipboard whenever a client asserts ownership of the CLIPBOARD selection. Text is copied from the clipboard whenever a client requests the contents of the CLIPBOARD selection. Examples of event bindings that a user may wish to include in a resource configura‐ tion file to use the clipboard are: *VT100.Translations: #override \ <Btn3Up>: select-end(CLIPBOARD) \n\ <Btn2Up>: insert-selection(PRIMARY,CLIPBOARD) \n\ <Btn2Down>: ignore () SEE ALSO X(7), xcutsel(1), xterm(1), individual client documentation for how to make a selection and send it to the CLIPBOARD. ENVIRONMENT DISPLAY to get the default host and display number. XENVIRONMENT to get the name of a resource file that overrides the global resources stored in the RESOURCE_MANAGER property. FILES /etc/X11/app-defaults/XClipboard specifies required resources AUTHOR Ralph R. Swick, DEC/MIT Project Athena Chris D. Peterson, MIT X Consortium Keith Packard, MIT X Consortium X Version 11 xclipboard 1.1.2 XCLIPBOARD(1)


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by Jeff BellToday is the final day to pick up a free youth bus pass from the City of Victoria before the program kicks in Sunday, although they can still be obtained afterward.
Victoria youth 18 and younger are eligible for the passes, which Victoria Mayor Lisa Helps hopes will spur a new generation of transit riders.
Part of the funding for the program is coming from Sunday parking fees that took effect in May. The fees are expected to generate about $500,000 to $600,000 a year.
The passes can be picked up at Victoria City Hall from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m on weekdays.
About the passes
- Each monthly pass provides unlimited rides on B.C. Transit buses and handyDART (for registered handyDART customers)
- Proof of age and residency is required each time you pick up a pass
- No replacement transit passes will be issued for lost or stolen cards
- Youth can start in the program at any time with passes available mid-month
Who is eligible?
Youth who are eligible for this monthly pass program must be:
- A resident of Victoria
- 18 years of age or younger
What documentation is required?
This program is for City of Victoria residents only. Participation requires proof of age and residency. The following forms of identification are acceptable to confirm both age and City of Victoria residency.
- B.C. health card with current address
- B.C. identification card with current address
- B.C. driver's licence with current address
If a youth does not have one of the above with a Victoria address, the following documents are accepted to prove age and residency.
Proof of Age:
- Birth certificate
- Passport
- Indigenous and Northern Affairs status card
- International Student Identification Card
Proof of Residency:
- Any two of the following documents:
- Current property tax statement
- Current home owner insurance documents
- Current renter insurance documents
- Current utility bill with address (City of Victoria, B.C. Hydro, Shaw, Telus, etc.)
- Current Canadian bank statement with address
- Current credit card statement with address
- Current B.C. vehicle registration with address
- Valid B.C. driver's license with address
- Valid B.C. identification card with address
- Purchase agreement for home
- A rental agreement or lease signed with landlord's contact phone number
- Current year property Notice of Assessment (B.C. Assessment)
- Income tax notice of assessment issued in current year


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| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LOGIN_ID | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LOGIN_PASSWORD | VARCHAR (100) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_3B | ID | |
| ADMIN_LOGIN_ID_KEY | LOGIN_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| LOGIN_ID | login ID |
| LOGIN_PASSWORD | login password |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| ENGLISH_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| VARCHAR (100) | ||||||
| PHONE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| TOUR_TITLE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| TOURIST_NUM | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| TOUR_DATE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| COST | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| PAID | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| CONTACTABLE_TIME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MEETING_PLACE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| GUIDE_PHONE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| GUIDE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_73 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of tourist |
| ENGLISH_NAME | english name of tourist |
| email of tourist | |
| PHONE | phone number of tourist |
| TOUR_TITLE | tour title |
| TOURIST_NUM | tourist number |
| TOUR_DATE | day when tour start |
| COST | total tour cost |
| PAID | present payment |
| CONTACTABLE_TIME | contactable time with guide |
| MEETING_PLACE | place where meet with guide |
| GUIDE_PHONE | phone number of guide |
| GUIDE | name of guide |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| COUNTRY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LANGUAGE_ID | BIGINT |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_DA | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| COUNTRY_ID | reference country |
| LANGUAGE_ID | reference language |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[COURSE_X_MEDIA_FILE] COURSE_ID
[TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE] COURSE_ID
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| UNIT_TOUR_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TITLE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| SEQUENCE | INTEGER | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_76 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| UNIT_TOUR_ID | reference product |
| TITLE | title of course |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| SEQUENCE | sequence number |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| COURSE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PUBLIC_FILE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_8 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| COURSE_ID | reference course |
| PUBLIC_FILE_ID | reference image file |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[PRODUCT] CURRENCY_ID
[PRODUCT_RESERVATION] CURRENCY_ID
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| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_5 | ID | |
| CURRENCY_NAME_KEY | NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of currency |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | BIGINT |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_182 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | reference tour plan |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| QUESTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| ANSWER | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| CATEGORY_ID | BIGINT |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_10 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference writer |
| QUESTION | question |
| ANSWER | answer |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| CATEGORY_ID | reference category |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[FAQ] CATEGORY_ID
[FAQ_CATEGORY] REF_ID
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| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| REF_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_6A | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of category |
| REF_ID | refer anyone of "faq_category" |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[GUIDE_X_LANGUAGE] GUIDE_ID
[GUIDE_X_LICENSE] GUIDE_ID
[SELLER_IMPOSSIBLE_DATE] SELLER_ID
[USER_X_INTEREST_GUIDE] GUIDE_ID
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||||
| STATUS | ENUM | |||||
| GUIDE_EVENT_TYPE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LOGIN_ID | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LOGIN_PASSWORD | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| EMAIL_GENERATE_KEY | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| EMAIL_CERTIFIED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| SKYPE_ID | VARCHAR (40) | |||||
| RESIDENTIAL_CITY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| EXPERIENCE | INTEGER | |||||
| AGE | INTEGER | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_41 | ID | |
| GUIDE_LOGIN_ID_KEY | LOGIN_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| STATUS | approved by administrator |
| GUIDE_EVENT_TYPE_ID | promotion about guide |
| LOGIN_ID | login ID |
| LOGIN_PASSWORD | login password |
| EMAIL_GENERATE_KEY | generated key for certificating email |
| EMAIL_CERTIFIED_AT | timestamp when email is certificated |
| SKYPE_ID | skype ID |
| RESIDENTIAL_CITY_ID | city of residence |
| EXPERIENCE | n years experience about guiding |
| AGE | age |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[GUIDE] GUIDE_EVENT_TYPE_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| MARKER | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_D5 | ID | |
| GUIDE_EVENT_TYPE_NAME_KEY | NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of promotion |
| MARKER | mark as |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| GUIDE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LANGUAGE_ID | BIGINT |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_49 | ID | |
| GUIDE_X_LANGUAGE_GUIDE_ID_LANGUAGE_ID_KEY | GUIDE_IDLANGUAGE_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| GUIDE_ID | reference guide |
| LANGUAGE_ID | reference language |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| GUIDE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LICENSE_PICTURE_FILE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| LICENSE_NAME | VARCHAR (255) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_7 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| GUIDE_ID | reference guide |
| LICENSE_PICTURE_FILE_ID | reference picture file about license |
| LICENSE_NAME | name of license |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[PRODUCT_X_KEYWORD] KEYWORD_ID
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| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_F | ID | |
| KEYWORD_NAME_KEY | NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of keyword |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[COUNTRY_X_LANGUAGE] LANGUAGE_ID
[GUIDE_X_LANGUAGE] LANGUAGE_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| SORT_NAME | VARCHAR (100) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_C | ID | |
| LANGUAGE_SORT_NAME_KEY | SORT_NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of language |
| SORT_NAME | name of language for sorting |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[GUIDE] RESIDENTIAL_CITY_ID
[PRODUCT_X_CITY] CITY_ID
|
||||
| STATE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| LONGITUDE | DOUBLE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_50 | ID | |
| LOCATION_CITY_STATE_ID_NAME_KEY | STATE_IDNAME | |
| LOCATION_CITY_LATITUDE_LONGITUDE_KEY | LATITUDELONGITUDE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| STATE_ID | reference state |
| NAME | name of city |
| LATITUDE | latitude of city |
| LONGITUDE | longitude of city |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[COUNTRY_X_LANGUAGE] COUNTRY_ID
[LOCATION_STATE] COUNTRY_ID
[PRODUCT_RESERVATION] MOBILE_COUNTRY_ID
[user] MOBILE_COUNTRY_ID
[user] NATIONALITY_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| SORT_NAME | VARCHAR (10) | |||||
| KOREAN_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| COUNTRY_CODE | INTEGER | |||||
| LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| LONGITUDE | DOUBLE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_D | ID | |
| LOCATION_COUNTRY_NAME_KEY | NAME | |
| LOCATION_COUNTRY_SORT_NAME_KEY | SORT_NAME | |
| LOCATION_COUNTRY_LATITUDE_LONGITUDE_KEY | LATITUDELONGITUDE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of country |
| SORT_NAME | name of country for sorting |
| KOREAN_NAME | korean name of country |
| COUNTRY_CODE | international dialling code |
| LATITUDE | latitude of country |
| LONGITUDE | longitude of country |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[LOCATION_CITY] STATE_ID
|
||||
| COUNTRY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| LONGITUDE | DOUBLE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_B | ID | |
| LOCATION_STATE_COUNTRY_ID_NAME_KEY | COUNTRY_IDNAME | |
| LOCATION_STATE_LATITUDE_LONGITUDE_KEY | LATITUDELONGITUDE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| COUNTRY_ID | reference country |
| NAME | name of state |
| LATITUDE | latitude of state |
| LONGITUDE | longitude of state |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[MESSAGE] REF_ID
|
||||
| REF_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SENDER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| RECEIVER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| MESSAGE_HEADER | VARCHAR (1024) | |||||
| MESSAGE_BODY | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| MESSAGE_FOOTER | VARCHAR (1024) | |||||
| READ | BOOLEAN | |||||
| SENDER_DELETED | BOOLEAN | |||||
| RECEIVER_DELETED | BOOLEAN | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| TAG | ENUM | |||||
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | BIGINT |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_6 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| REF_ID | represented message |
| SENDER_ID | reference sender |
| RECEIVER_ID | reference receiver |
| MESSAGE_HEADER | header content of message |
| MESSAGE_BODY | body content of message |
| MESSAGE_FOOTER | footer content of message |
| READ | read message by receiver |
| SENDER_DELETED | deleted message by sender |
| RECEIVER_DELETED | deleted message by receiver |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| TAG | for classification |
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | reference tour-plan |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TITLE | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_89 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference writer |
| TITLE | title |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[PRODUCT_IMPOSSIBLE_DATE] PRODUCT_ID
[PRODUCT_PRICE] PRODUCT_ID
[PRODUCT_RESERVATION] PRODUCT_ID
[PRODUCT_X_CITY] PRODUCT_ID
[PRODUCT_X_KEYWORD] PRODUCT_ID
[PRODUCT_X_THEME] PRODUCT_ID
[SERVICE] ID
[TOUR] ID
[USER_X_INTEREST_PRODUCT] PRODUCT_ID
|
||||
| TITLE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| STATUS | ENUM | |||||
| PRODUCT_EVENT_TYPE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SELLER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CURRENCY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| IMAGE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SUMMARY | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| INCLUSION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| EXCLUSION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| ETC | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UNLOAD | VARCHAR (1000) | |||||
| TYPE | ENUM |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_18 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TITLE | title of product |
| STATUS | approved by administrator |
| PRODUCT_EVENT_TYPE_ID | promotion about product |
| SELLER_ID | reference seller |
| CURRENCY_ID | base currency |
| IMAGE_ID | representative image of product |
| SUMMARY | summary of product |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| INCLUSION | extra options what are include in the price |
| EXCLUSION | extra options what are not include in the price |
| ETC | extra description |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| UNLOAD | request message for stop sale product |
| TYPE | product type(tour/service) |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[PRODUCT] PRODUCT_EVENT_TYPE_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| DISCOUNT | INTEGER | |||||
| MARKER | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_49B | ID | |
| PRODUCT_EVENT_TYPE_NAME_KEY | NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of promotion |
| DISCOUNT | discount rate(0 ~ 99) |
| MARKER | mark as |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| DATE | DATE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| PRODUCT_IMPOSSIBLE_DATE_PKEY | PRODUCT_IDDATE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| DATE | impossible date |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| MINIMUM_PEOPLE | INTEGER | |||||
| MAXIMUM_PEOPLE | INTEGER | |||||
| PRICE | DOUBLE | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_42 | ID | |
| PRODUCT_PRICE_PRODUCT_ID_MINIMUM_PEOPLE_MAXIMUM_PEOPLE_KEY | PRODUCT_IDMINIMUM_PEOPLEMAXIMUM_PEOPLE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| MINIMUM_PEOPLE | minimum number of people is affected by this price information |
| MAXIMUM_PEOPLE | maximum number of people is affected by this price information |
| PRICE | price |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[CONFIRMATION] ID
|
||||
| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CURRENCY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| BOOK_DATE | DATE | |||||
| NUMBER_PEOPLE | INTEGER | |||||
| AGE | ENUM | |||||
| PURPOSE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| REQUEST_MESSAGE | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| STATUS | ENUM | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| ENGLISH_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MOBILE_COUNTRY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| MOBILE | VARCHAR (20) | |||||
| VARCHAR (100) | ||||||
| PAYOUT_STATUS | ENUM | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| EVENT_NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| EVENT_DISCOUNT | INTEGER | |||||
| ORIGINAL_PRICE | DOUBLE | |||||
| FINAL_PRICE | DOUBLE | |||||
| EPILOGUE_STAR_POINT | INTEGER | |||||
| EPILOGUE_COMMENT | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| EPILOGUE_WROTE_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| EPILOGUE_REPLY | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_3F | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference people who has booked |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| CURRENCY_ID | reference currency |
| BOOK_DATE | booked date |
| NUMBER_PEOPLE | number of people |
| AGE | age of representative |
| PURPOSE_ID | purpose of tour. reference trend theme. |
| REQUEST_MESSAGE | request message about tour |
| STATUS | tour progress situation |
| NAME | name of representative |
| ENGLISH_NAME | english name of representative |
| MOBILE_COUNTRY_ID | reference activated country of cellphone |
| MOBILE | mobile number of representative |
| email of representative | |
| PAYOUT_STATUS | is paid |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| EVENT_NAME | promotion about product |
| EVENT_DISCOUNT | promotion about product |
| ORIGINAL_PRICE | non-discounted price by event |
| FINAL_PRICE | discounted price by event |
| EPILOGUE_STAR_POINT | score (0 ~ 5) about tour satisfaction |
| EPILOGUE_COMMENT | comment of epilogue |
| EPILOGUE_WROTE_AT | timestamp when this epilogue is wrote |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CITY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_24 | ID | |
| PRODUCT_X_CITY_PRODUCT_ID_CITY_ID_KEY | PRODUCT_IDCITY_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| CITY_ID | reference city |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| KEYWORD_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_65 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| KEYWORD_ID | reference keyword |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| THEME_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_7B | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| THEME_ID | reference theme |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[GUIDE_X_LICENSE] LICENSE_PICTURE_FILE_ID
[COURSE_X_MEDIA_FILE] PUBLIC_FILE_ID
[THEME] BACKGROUND_IMAGE_ID
[THEME] IMAGE_ID
[TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE_MEDIA_FILE] PUBLIC_FILE_ID
[user] PROFILE_IMAGE_ID
|
||||
| ORIGINAL_NAME | VARCHAR (256) | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (256) | |||||
| SIZE | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_4 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| ORIGINAL_NAME | file name what is file name of user end side in uploading |
| NAME | saved file name at server side after upload |
| SIZE | file size |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SELLER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| DATE | DATE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| SELLER_IMPOSSIBLE_DATE_PKEY | SELLER_IDDATE |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| SELLER_ID | reference seller |
| DATE | impossible date |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SERVICE_TYPE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | ENUM |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_A10 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| SERVICE_TYPE_ID | representative service type |
| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | kind of transportation in the service |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[SERVICE] SERVICE_TYPE_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_A1 | ID | |
| SERVICE_TYPE_NAME_KEY | NAME |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of service type |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[PRODUCT_RESERVATION] PURPOSE_ID
[PRODUCT_X_THEME] THEME_ID
[THEME] REF_ID
[TOUR_PLAN_X_THEME] THEME_ID
|
||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (2048) | |||||
| REF_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TREND | BOOLEAN | |||||
| IMAGE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| BACKGROUND_IMAGE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_4C | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| NAME | name of theme |
| REF_ID | reference anyone of "theme" |
| TREND | is representative |
| IMAGE_ID | reference icon |
| BACKGROUND_IMAGE_ID | reference picture |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[CUSTOM_TOUR] ID
[UNIT_TOUR] ID
|
||||
| TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| ADJUSTABLE_TIME | BOOLEAN | |||||
| MUST_INQUIRE | BOOLEAN | |||||
| TOUR_SCALE | ENUM | |||||
| DUE_DATE_TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| DUE_DATE | DOUBLE |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_27 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TYPE | tour type(unit tour/custom tour) |
| ADJUSTABLE_TIME | is adjustable when meet with guide |
| MUST_INQUIRE | must inquire, before reserve |
| TOUR_SCALE | tour type(independent travel/associated travel) |
| DUE_DATE_TYPE | unit about period of trip |
| DUE_DATE | period of trip |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOURIST_EMAIL] ID
[TOURIST_FACEBOOK] ID
[TOURIST_GOOGLEPLUS] ID
[TOURIST_KAKAOTALK] ID
[TOURIST_TWITTER] ID
|
||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_E | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| VARCHAR (100) | ||||||
| PASSWORD | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| GENERATE_KEY | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| CERTIFIED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_496 | ID | |
| TOURIST_EMAIL_EMAIL_KEY |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| email of tourist. login ID | |
| PASSWORD | login password |
| GENERATE_KEY | generated key for certificating email |
| CERTIFIED_AT | timestamp when email is certificated |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SOCIAL_ID | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| FIRST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MIDDLE_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LAST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| VARCHAR (255) | ||||||
| GENDER | ENUM | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_1 | ID | |
| TOURIST_FACEBOOK_SOCIAL_ID_KEY | SOCIAL_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| SOCIAL_ID | facebook ID. login ID |
| FIRST_NAME | first name of tourist that is received from facebook |
| MIDDLE_NAME | middle name of tourist that is received from facebook |
| LAST_NAME | last name of tourist that is received from facebook |
| email of tourist that is received from facebook | |
| GENDER | gender of tourist that is received from facebook |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SOCIAL_ID | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| FULL_NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| FIRST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LAST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| VARCHAR (255) | ||||||
| GENDER | ENUM | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_57 | ID | |
| TOURIST_GOOGLEPLUS_SOCIAL_ID_KEY | SOCIAL_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| SOCIAL_ID | googleplus ID. login ID |
| FULL_NAME | full name of tourist that is received from googleplus |
| FIRST_NAME | first name of tourist that is received from googleplus |
| LAST_NAME | last name of tourist that is received from googleplus |
| email of tourist that is received from googleplus | |
| GENDER | gender of tourist that is received from googleplus |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SOCIAL_ID | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| NICKNAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_9 | ID | |
| TOURIST_KAKAOTALK_SOCIAL_ID_KEY | SOCIAL_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| SOCIAL_ID | kakaotalk ID. login ID |
| NICKNAME | nickname of tourist that is received from kakaotalk |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SOCIAL_ID | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| SCREEN_NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (255) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_A | ID | |
| TOURIST_TWITTER_SOCIAL_ID_KEY | SOCIAL_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| SOCIAL_ID | twitter ID. login ID |
| SCREEN_NAME | screen-name of tourist that is received from twitter |
| NAME | name of tourist that is received from twitter |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[CUSTOM_TOUR] TOUR_PLAN_ID
[MESSAGE] TOUR_PLAN_ID
[TOUR_PLAN_X_THEME] TOUR_PLAN_ID
[TOUR_SCHEDULE] TOUR_PLAN_ID
[TOUR_SKETCH] ID
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| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TITLE | VARCHAR (200) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| START_AT | DATE | |||||
| END_AT | DATE | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_D6 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference writer |
| TITLE | title of tour-plan |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| START_AT | start date of tour |
| END_AT | end date of tour |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| THEME_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_F6 | ID | |
| TOUR_PLAN_X_THEME_TOUR_PLAN_ID_THEME_ID_KEY | TOUR_PLAN_IDTHEME_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | reference tour-plan |
| THEME_ID | reference theme |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOUR_SCHEDULE_DAY] TOUR_SCHEDULE_ID
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| TOUR_PLAN_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_5C | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_PLAN_ID | reference tour-plan |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE] TOUR_SCHEDULE_DAY_ID
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| TOUR_SCHEDULE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SEQUENCE | INTEGER | |||||
| TITLE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| MEETING_TIME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_NAME | VARCHAR (50) | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_MAP_ZOOM | INTEGER | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_LONGITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_94 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_SCHEDULE_ID | reference tour-schedule |
| SEQUENCE | sequence number |
| TITLE | title |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | kind of transportation in the day |
| MEETING_TIME | when meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_NAME | name of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_MAP_ZOOM | zoom level of google map about place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_LATITUDE | latitude of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_LONGITUDE | longitude of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_DESCRIPTION | description about place where meet with guide |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE_MEDIA_FILE] TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE_ID
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| TOUR_SCHEDULE_DAY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| COURSE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| START | INTEGER | |||||
| SIZE | INTEGER | |||||
| TITLE | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| LONGITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_2C | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_SCHEDULE_DAY_ID | reference tour-schedule-day |
| COURSE_ID | reference course |
| START | start time. unit is minute. "0" is mean twelve at night. |
| SIZE | period time about course. unit is minute. |
| TITLE | title |
| DESCRIPTION | description |
| LATITUDE | latitude of course |
| LONGITUDE | longitude of course |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PUBLIC_FILE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_DA6 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_SCHEDULE_NODE_ID | reference tour-schedule-node |
| PUBLIC_FILE_ID | reference image file |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOUR_SKETCH_NODE] TOUR_SKETCH_ID
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| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_F1 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[TOUR_SKETCH_NODE] REF_ID
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| TOUR_SKETCH_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| SEQUENCE | DOUBLE | |||||
| NAME | VARCHAR (200) | |||||
| REF_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| UNIT_TOUR_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_3A | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TOUR_SKETCH_ID | reference tour-sketch |
| SEQUENCE | sequence number |
| NAME | name of information |
| REF_ID | reference tour-sketch-node |
| TYPE | tour-sketch-node is two types: folder(no information. for classification), item(belong folder-node) |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[COURSE] UNIT_TOUR_ID
[TOUR_SKETCH_NODE] UNIT_TOUR_ID
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| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| MEETING_TIME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_NAME | VARCHAR (50) | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_MAP_ZOOM | INTEGER | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_LATITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_LONGITUDE | DOUBLE | |||||
| MEETING_LOCATION_DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_8B | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| TRANSPORTATION_TYPE | kind of transportation in the trip |
| MEETING_TIME | when meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_NAME | name of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_MAP_ZOOM | zoom level of google map about place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_LATITUDE | latitude of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_LONGITUDE | longitude of place where meet with guide |
| MEETING_LOCATION_DESCRIPTION | description about place where meet with guide |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| GUIDE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_2 | ID | |
| USER_X_INTEREST_GUIDE_USER_ID_GUIDE_ID_KEY | USER_IDGUIDE_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference user |
| GUIDE_ID | reference guide |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT | |||||
| USER_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PRODUCT_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_DB | ID | |
| USER_X_INTEREST_PRODUCT_USER_ID_PRODUCT_ID_KEY | USER_IDPRODUCT_ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| USER_ID | reference user |
| PRODUCT_ID | reference product |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| column | type | nullable | pkey | defaulted | referred | refer |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | BIGINT |
[ADMIN] ID
[FAQ] USER_ID
[GUIDE] ID
[MESSAGE] RECEIVER_ID
[MESSAGE] SENDER_ID
[NOTICE] USER_ID
[PRODUCT_RESERVATION] USER_ID
[PRODUCT] SELLER_ID
[TOURIST] ID
[TOUR_PLAN] USER_ID
[USER_X_INTEREST_GUIDE] USER_ID
[USER_X_INTEREST_PRODUCT] USER_ID
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| TYPE | ENUM | |||||
| VARCHAR (100) | ||||||
| FIRST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| MIDDLE_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| LAST_NAME | VARCHAR (100) | |||||
| PROFILE_IMAGE_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| PROFILE_DESCRIPTION | CLOB<PHONE_NUMBER>) | |||||
| GENDER | ENUM | |||||
| MOBILE_COUNTRY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| MOBILE | VARCHAR (20) | |||||
| NATIONALITY_ID | BIGINT | |||||
| ACCOUNT_STATUS | ENUM | |||||
| CREATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| UPDATED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| DELETED_AT | TIMESTAMP | |||||
| AGREE_RECEIVE | BOOLEAN | |||||
| LOCALE | VARCHAR (16) |
| unique key | columns | description |
|---|---|---|
| CONSTRAINT_3 | ID |
| column | description |
|---|---|
| ID | table identifier |
| CREATED_AT | timestamp when this record is created |
| UPDATED_AT | timestamp when this record is updated |
| DELETED_AT | present that this record is deleted |


Kickoff
Developed and maintained by Ashley Nolan & Zander Martineau
Features
- Built in a mobile-first, responsive philosophy (but can easily be used for fixed sites as well)
- Sass compilation uses autoprefixer to dynamically add vendor prefixes so you don’t even have to think about it. We still have many Sass mixins for many CSS3 features including gradients, REMs with fallbacks
- Starter content styles, including clean typography, lists, tables, etc
- Starter form element styles: stacked on small-screen to 2-column (if you choose) at the breakpoint of your choice
- Grunt used extensively to ease common development bottlenecks
- Sass compilation using libsass (using grunt-sass)
- Concatenation and minification of JS files with and grunt-contrib-uglify
- Simple server using grunt-contrib-connect
- SVG Icon generation using grunticon
Demos and documentation
Kickoff’s demo and documentation site is hosted at trykickoff.github.io.
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Have a bug or a feature request? Please search for existing and closed issues. If your problem or idea is not addressed yet, please open a new issue.
Browser Compatibility
Kickoff has been tested in the following browsers: - Chrome - Safari - Firefox 3+ - Opera 10+ - Internet Explorer 8+
Yeoman generator
There is also a Yeoman generator for Kickoff, visit trykickoff.github.io/docs/yeoman.html for more info.
If you’re using Kickoff we’d love to hear about it; please e-mail us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Community
Keep track of development and community news by following @TryKickoff on Twitter.


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Mercedes-AMG Reconfirms One Hypercar Deliveries Will Start In 2021
You know, putting an F1 engine in a road-legal car is not that easy.
by Anthony KarrIt’s not a secret that the Mercedes-AMG One is running behind schedule. The hypercar was first revealed in 2017 and was slated to go into production in 2019. The initial plan was delayed but we have good news coming from Affalterbach – the first examples will finally be delivered to customers in 2021 and this was revealed by Michael Knöller, AMG's global boss of product management and sales.
One Hypercar In Details:
While at the Los Angeles Auto Show, Knöller spoke to Road and Track and confirmed the customers have been informed that they will begin receiving their cars from 2021. "When you make F1 technology street-legal, you have to go through a journey with the customers. We had some challenges, but now we've reached a tipping point."
Here’s why it’s tricky to put an F1 engine in a road car
But what caused the delay from the initial strategy? See, when you have to turn a hypercar powered by an F1 powertrain into a road-legal vehicle, you definitely face certain challenges. One of the biggest challenges for Mercedes-AMG engineers was to make the 1.6-liter race engine idle at civilized 1,200 rpm rather than the usual 5,000 rpm. Add to that the emissions and noise regulations, and you have a pretty good picture of the current situation at AMG.
Gallery: Mercedes-AMG One
Another challenge is the fact that you can’t just start an F1 engine by pressing a button – those engines are fired up with an external starter and, before that happens, the oil has to be warmed up. You can probably also imagine the longevity of a 1.6-liter engine spinning at up to 15,000 rpm is not especially great, so this is one more major technical issue to worry about.
Mercedes-AMG will build just 275 examples of the hypercar, all of which are already sold at $2.7 million each.
Source: Road and Track


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Game Of Life: Fight To The Death is yet another view on the classic John Conway's game/model. If you know nothing about classics please read the Wikipedia article and if you want to extend your knowledge and get inspired please visit awesome conwaylife.com
The main added feature of this version is that you have two tribes of the living cells. These two tribes will fight each other to the death after you set a battle field. Well, actually not necessarily to the death, because you can limit number of generation to pass. Please read on to learn what else you can configurate.
Options
Please, don't forget to click the "Apply configuration" button to actually apply configuration. Note that you'll start with an empty battlefield in this case.
- Number of columns - select this and the number of rows will be calculated automatically based on you browser window size.
- Population density - select the maximal population density allowed for you and your rivals. The exact max allowed number of living cells will be presented to you too.
- Set both tribes - you have the ability to set battlefields for the both tribes. Otherwise the script will fill the left pane randomly by green tribe cells. The script will use the max allowed number of living cells
- Perform checking - if this option is chosen the script will check every 25 generations the following:
- if there are no living cells at all
- if just one tribe's cells left
- if there is stable situation
- if there is "blinking" battlefield and this blink has a period of two
If any of these is true - the game will stop and you will be presented with results
Gameplay
- Set preferred options.
- Set position of living cells by clicking or dragging over the battlefield. Note that you can't exceed the max allowed amount of cells. At any time you can empty your battlefield by clicking the Reset button.
- Hit the Start button to open the left pane. Do you work if you chose to rule both tribes.
- When you're done you have two options:
- Start automatic generations passing by pressing the spacebar. To stop - hit it one more time.
- See next generation by pressing any keyboard arrow.
- You can mix the two previous ways to continue.
- If game is over and you enjoyed its results you can get back to the initial position by pressing "Esc"
Thanks
I hope all the nerds, math lovers and Conway's game funs will enjoy this game. I'm planning to improve the game and advance it beyond 13k limitations: add multiplayer, ability to load patterns from conwaylife.com and plenty of other features. So I'm eager to hear from you: feedback, suggestions, etc. Just drop a line to @sergonaut on Twiiter or seglider on GitHub. Thanks.


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How we have calculated your adult education budget
We continue to allocate your (non-procured) adult education budget as a block grant. We have worked out your allocation as follows: we have taken your post-performance-management point 2 contract value (February 2018) and rolled it forward. This means your allocation includes any growth we awarded you at performance management points 1 and 2 in 2017 to 2018.


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The captured clicks will not increment while the component is detached from the DOM
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