---
layout: page
weight: 0
title: Retrieving Invoice Usage
navigation:
show: true
---
Retrieve invoices/usages from customers.
| Parameter |
Required |
Description |
| task |
Yes |
Must be set to
usage. |
| number |
Yes |
Must be the invoice number you received from SendGrid. |
{% apiexample get POST https://api.sendgrid.com/apiv2/reseller.billing api_user=your_sendgrid_username&api_key=your_sendgrid_password&number=2010010001&task=usag %}
{% response json %}
{
"number": "2010010001",
"invoices": [
{
"number": "201001000100",
"credits": 123456,
"date_invoiced": "2010-09-0100:00:00",
"status": "Unpaid",
"amount": 1001,
"overage": 6.95,
"type": "Recurring Bill",
"prorated": 0,
"start_date": "2010-08-01",
"end_date": "2010-08-31",
"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"package": "Example Package",
"additional_charges": 0,
"final_amount": 1007.95
},
{
"number": "201001000200",
"credits": "1333",
"date_invoiced": "2010-09-05 00:00:00",
"status": "Unpaid",
"amount": 13.95,
"overage": 0,
"type": "Recurring Bill",
"prorated": 0,
"start_date": "2010-08-01",
"end_date": "2010-08-31",
"username"<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"package": "Example Package",
"additional_charges": 0,
"final_amount": 13.95
}
]
}
//error
{
"message": "error",
"errors": [
"...error messages..."
]
}
{% endresponse %}
{% response xml %}
2010010001
201001000100
123456
2010-09-01 00:00:00
Unpaid
1001
6.95
Recurring Bill
0
2010-08-01
2010-08-31
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Example Package
0
1007.95
201001000200
1333
2010-09-05 00:00:00
Unpaid
13.95
0
Recurring Bill
0
2010-08-01
2010-08-31
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Example Package
0
13.95
error
...
... error messages ...
...
{% endresponse %}
{% endapiexample %}


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A summary of "Basic JavaScript for the impatient programmer"
See the original blog post
Syntax
There are two syntactic categories: statements and expressions.
Statements are like instructions, they "do things."
var animal;
Expressions produce values
console.log(2 * 9); // 18
If-then-else may be written as both a statement or expression.
Variables
Variables must be declared before they are used. An assignment may be done with the declaration. An existing variable can be re-assigned a new value.
var n = 3; console.log(n); // 3 n = 6; console.log(n); // 6
console.log(someVar);


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Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
Table of Contents 目录
Boost.Jam (BJam) is a build tool based on FTJam, which in turn is based on
Perforce Jam. It
contains significant improvements made to facilitate its use in the Boost Build
System, but should be backward compatible with Perforce
Jam.
Boost.Jam (BJam) 是一个基于 FTJam 的构建工具，后者则基于 Perforce Jam。它包括一些重大的改进，以适用于 Boost 构建系统，不过它还是后向兼容于 Perforce
Jam 的。
This is version 3.1.17 of BJam and is based on version 2.4 of Jam/MR:
这个 BJam 的版本为 3.1.17，它基于 Jam/MR 的版本 2.4：
+\
+\ Copyright 1993-2002 Christopher Seiwald and Perforce Software, Inc.
\+
This is Release 2.4 of Jam/MR, a make-like program.
License is hereby granted to use this software and distribute it
freely, as long as this copyright notice is retained and modifications
are clearly marked.

Jam is a make(1) replacement that makes building simple things simple and
building complicated things manageable.
Jam 是 make(1) 的替代工具，它可以简单地构建简单的东西，可管理地构建复杂的东西。
Jam's language is expressive, making Jamfiles (c.f. Makefiles) compact.
Jam 的语言是具表现力的，使得 Jamfiles (与 Makefiles 相比) 更紧凑。
Jam handles header file dependencies automatically and on-the-fly.
Jam 可以即时地自动处理头文件的依赖关系。
Jam is very portable: it runs on UNIX, VMS, Mac, and NT. Most Jamfiles themselves
are portable.
Jam 具有很好的可移植性：它可以在 UNIX, VMS, Mac, 和 NT 上运行。大多数的 Jamfiles 本身也是可移植的。
Jam is unintrusive: it is small, it has negligible CPU overhead, and it doesn't
create any of its own funny files (c.f. Odin, nmake, SunOS make).
Jam 是非介入式的：它很小，它的 CPU 开销可忽略不计，并且它不会创建任何古怪的文件(与 Odin, nmake, SunOS make 相比)。
Jam can build large projects spread across many directories in one pass,
without recursing, tracking the relationships among all files. Jam can do
this with multiple, concurrent processes.
Jam 可以构建大型项目，可以一次展开多个目录，无需反复，并跟踪所有文件的相互关系。Jam 可以多进程地并行地完成这一工作。
Jam isn't under the blinkin GNU copyright, so you can incorporate it into
commercial products.
Jam 并不是 GNU 版权的，所以你可以将它合并到商业产品中。


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Serbian President Vucic Hospitalized With Heart Problems
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has been hospitalized after experiencing heart problems.
A statement issued on November 16 by his office said Vucic had been admitted to the military hospital in Belgrade, the capital, on November 15.
Vucic, 49, is a former extreme nationalist who now wishes to lead Serbia into the European Union.
Vucic's ruling Serbian Progressive Party ascended to power in 2012. Vucic has been Serbia's president since 2017.
The populist leader has since faced accusations of curbing media freedoms and democracy.
Vucic’s government has strengthened Serbia’s close relations with traditional Slavic ally Russia.


It was a very productive week. A lot of new information, intensity and excitment, learning and applying new things are resulted in 9 projects.
"Hello, world" is very first program in most programming languages, it is often used to illustrate the basic syntax of a programming language and is often the first program that those learning to code write. This project was done using of HTML.
"Goodbye" is similiar to "Hello World" program. The project was done using HTML
"Cookie recipe" program was done using HTML and includes a few inline elements - links and images and block element (lists).
"Favorite things" program was done using HTML and includes a few inline elements -links and images and block element -list.
One of my favorite poject)I had a chance to imagine to own a majestic Maine Coon cat.Both Inline and block elements of HTML were used, with special attention toward spacing and indentation.
"Cupcake shop" project shows the result of adding classes to style large chunks of the webpage,applying classes to multiple HTML tags, linking an email address with the a tag.It also uses div, span, floats, sidebars, multiple columns.
This project was completed using HTML and styled with CSS. Each animal is displayed in "profile" in a column. The styles of elements nested within the columns were changed using the idea of cascading.
This project was done using framework "Bootstrap" and its elements such as a container to pad all content, Jumbotron to hold a title, and an introductory sentence and section with blockquotes.
This project is re-creation of a real website using block and inline HTML elements, custom CSS, and Bootstrap classes.
I was born in Ukraine. For the last fifteen years I was traveling around the world, have lived in 4 diferent countries and 3 different continents. I have two Master's degrees - Education and Social Studies. I started working as a teacher when I was 19. In Ukraine I was teaching English, in Singapore I was teaching Russian, in US I was working as a teacher of Math (elementary, middle and high schools). For a brief momemnt I was working as a contractor for Apple and Google in localization when I was living in Bay Area. Since I remember I always enjoyed math and problem-solving process. It naturally drew me in trying online coding classes which I enjoyed tremendously. Joining a bootcamp was a logic step to bring "my relationship" with coding to the next level.


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{% import "forms/form_macros.jinja" as form %}
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{% block content %}
{% if role is not none %}
{% if 'organization' not in user %}
It appears you do not have access to read the metadata of this user. They may not exist or may be outside your organization. Please ensure the user id is correct before continuing.
{% else %}
{% include 'data/metadata/user_metadata.html' %}
{% endif %}
Removing role "{{ role['name'] }}" from user "{{ user['user_id'] }}".


Interfaces and classes used in representing cryptographic credentials, evaluating the trustworthiness of security of tokens, etc.


Machine learning experiement inspired by Matthew Scroggs’ MENACE. This implementation uses very similar reinforcement principles.
See source on GitHub
aderowbotham.com


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title_block %}About - What is the PLAN? {% endblock %} {% block body_block %}
The Computer Club at Western Michigan University! If you'd like to join, talk to an officer or shoot us an email.
There is a membership fee of $10/year. Members get a discount on PLAN, a shell account on our server and the opportunity to chat with awesome people,
young and old! More info about us is available at cclub.cs.wmich.edu.
PLAN(Parkview LAN party) is a LAN party hosted two times a year by the Computer Club at Western Michigan University.
We focus on playing Computer games, but there is also plenty of tabletop, arcade and console gaming fun.
We also have technology demonstrations, food and beverages, raffles and prizes. If you've ever been to a LAN party and liked it,
there is something here for you. Any questions can be directed to Computer Club RSO Email.
PLAN 29 will be on Saturday November 10th, 2018.
PLAN is hosted near the end of Fall and Spring semesters at WMU.
For timing and scheduling information, go to events.
College of Engineering & Applied Sciences
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Also known as Western Michigan University's Parkview Campus
Play games, have fun, eat snacks, and get
prizes including a whitefox keyboard from our sponsors!
The computer club has been around since '76 and for the last decade we've always had an incredible group of people that come together to organize it.
Click here take our game survey. Tell us what you want to play! Early sign up will be here soon.(PRE-REGISTRATION ADVISED), or show up at the door!
Computer Club members: $5.00
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For entrance and one (1) year Computer Club membership: $15.00
When pre-registrating groups of 3 or more, there is a 20% discount!
For the Magic: The Gathering draft, participants are charged an additional $10.00 for card packs.


China will ‘fight back’ after US backs Hong Kong protesters
HONG KONG: China yesterday accused the United States of seeking to "destroy" Hong Kong and threatened retaliation, after Congress passed new legislation supporting the pro-democracy movement that has thrown the city into six months of turmoil.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the passage of the Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act "indulges violent criminals" China blames for the worsening unrest and aims to "muddle or even destroy Hong Kong".
The legislation - which now awaits President Donald Trump's signature into law - backs universal suffrage, freedom from arbitrary arrest, and sanctions against those who contravene such principles.
It was passed by the House of Representatives on Wednesday despite warnings from China, which angrily rejects criticism of its handling of Hong Kong.
Mr Wang, Beijing's top diplomat, condemned the bill as "naked interference in China's internal affairs", according to the Foreign Ministry, which said the comments were made during a meeting in Beijing with former US Defence Secretary William Cohen.
A Foreign Ministry spokesman also vowed that China would "take effective measures to resolutely fight back", giving no details.
Hong Kong's months of protest began with a now-shelved bill to allow extraditions to mainland China, which revived fears that Beijing was slicing into the city's freedoms.
Millions of angry citizens have taken to the streets in giant marches, and protesters have repeatedly clashed with police in a movement that has widened to include calls for democracy and an inquiry into alleged police brutality.
The resistance has focused in recent days on the campus of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University, with fiery clashes that saw police firing tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters, who shot arrows and lobbed Molotov cocktails.
The university remained under siege yesterday, with dozens of holdouts defying official calls to surrender.
A 30-year-old masked protester who gave his name as "Mike" scoffed at surrendering, saying international and local pressure would cause authorities to make a humiliating "retreat".
He said: "Police are making the wrong calculation here if they think we will surrender. We have plenty of resources, plenty of food and water. We can last a month." - AFP


[name]
A loader for loading an [page:Image].
Example
// instantiate a loader
var loader = new THREE.ImageLoader();
// load a image resource
loader.load(
// resource URL
'textures/skyboxsun25degtest.png',
// Function when resource is loaded
function ( image ) {
// do something with it
// like drawing a part of it on a canvas
var canvas = document.createElement( 'canvas' );
var context = canvas.getContext( '2d' );
context.drawImage( image, 100, 100 );
},
// Function called when download progresses
function ( xhr ) {
console.log( (xhr.loaded / xhr.total * 100) + '% loaded' );
},
// Function called when download errors
function ( xhr ) {
console.log( 'An error happened' );
}
);
[example:webgl_shaders_ocean]
Constructor
[name]( [page:LoadingManager manager] )
[page:LoadingManager manager] — The [page:LoadingManager loadingManager] for the loader to use. Default is [page:LoadingManager THREE.DefaultLoadingManager].
Creates a new [name].
Properties
[property:String crossOrigin]
The crossOrigin string to implement CORS for loading the url from a different domain that allows CORS.
Methods
[method:null load]( [page:String url], [page:Function onLoad], [page:Function onProgress], [page:Function onError] )
[page:String url] — required
[page:Function onLoad] — Will be called when load completes. The argument will be the loaded [page:Image image].
[page:Function onProgress] — Will be called while load progresses. The argument will be the progress event.
[page:Function onError] — Will be called when load errors.
Begin loading from url and return the [page:Image image] object that will contain the data.
[method:null setCrossOrigin]( [page:String value] )
[page:String value] — The crossOrigin string.
The crossOrigin string to implement CORS for loading the url from a different domain that allows CORS.
Source
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


Here is a list of all file members with links to the files they belong to:
- l -
- load_deque()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_deque_and_cast()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_deque_and_cast_to_bool()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_deque_bool()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_deque_cast()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_value()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
, HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_and_cast()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_cast()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_double()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_float()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_impl()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_deques()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_of_deques_bool()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
, HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_of_deques_impl()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_vectors()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_cast()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_double()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_float()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
, HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_impl()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_int8_t()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
, HJI_Grid.hpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_size_t()
: HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_of_vectors_uint8_t()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_size_t()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp
- load_vector_uint8_t()
: HJI_Grid.hpp
, HJI_Grid.cpp


A DESTINY OF HER OWN (M). (Twentieth Century Fox) Director: Marshall Herskovitz Stars: Catherine McCormack, Rufus Sewell, Oliver Platt, Moira Kelly, Naomi Watts, Jacqueline Bissett, Fred Ward, Jake Weber, Jeroen Krabbe, Joanna Cassidy, Daniel Lapaine, Simon Dutton, Peter Eyre, Justine Miceli Running time: 112 minutes.
In overseas markets, A Destiny Of Her Own is also known as Dangerous Beauty, a stronger and far more appropriate title.
This elaborate historical melodrama is set in the decadent Venice of the late 16th century, when women were still treated as second class citizens. Only the courtesans, in essence highly paid hookers, were well read and educated. They were also permitted access to areas, such as libraries, normally off limits to ordinary women. In the bedroom, the courtesans had the ear of kings, bishops and many of the wealthiest and most powerful men in society, and often influenced policy decisions. "A courtesan is a force of nature, cloaked in civility," explains Jacqueline Bissett.
This glossy, visually sumptuous period piece looks at the life and fortunes of Veronica Franco (Catherine McCormack, from Braveheart, etc), one of the most famous of Venice's courtesans. Although Veronica is in love with the handsome Marco Vernier (Rufus Sewell), she cannot marry him because she is below his noble station. His parents have arranged a more fitting marriage, for the good of the family fortune and the stability of Venice, of course. Veronica's mother (Bissett), a former courtesan herself, trains her in the bedroom skills that will enable her to enter this hypocritical male-dominated world and have access to a life style that would normally have been denied her. There's plenty of wit, sex, nudity, scandal and courtly intrigue in this bawdy, spirited, overdone yet moderately entertaining costume drama. Not content to explore the lot of the beautiful heroine, writer Jeannine Dominy also throws the plague, the inquisition, and a witchcraft trial into the busy drama. Somehow, A Destiny Of Her Own tends to lose focus towards the end.
The film has a beautiful chocolate box quality, thanks to Czech cinematographer Bojan Bazelli, who gives the film a glossy surface. The costumes, impressive set design and gorgeous locations also add to the rich texture, and bring the period to life. However, the computer generated recreation of 16th century Venice becomes a little obvious on the big screen. Director Marshall Herskovitz hails from a background in television drama (thirtysomething, Family), and his direction here becomes a little pedestrian and betrays his origins.
The cast throw themselves into this period romp with a sense of abandon that adds energy to proceedings. McCormack brings a contemporary flavour to her role as the feisty, intelligent heroine. In a rare screen appearance, Bissett brings a touch of class to her role as her sympathetic mother. Sewell is good as the brooding aristocratic Marco, while the very busy Oliver Platt (The Impostors, Bulworth, etc) provides some humour as the quick witted court poet Maffio with whom Veronica has some entertaining clashes. Veterans Jeroen Krabbe, Fred Ward and Joanna Cassidy are wasted in undemanding, throwaway roles.
** greg king http://www.netau.com.au/gregking
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Old Peter's Russian Tales, by Arthur Ransome, [1916], at sacred-texts.com
Once upon a time a horse's skull lay on the open plain. It had been picked clean by the ants, and shone white in the sunlight.
Little Burrowing Mouse came along, twirling his whiskers and looking at the world. He saw the white skull, and thought it was as good as a palace.  Who lives in the little house?"
No one answered, for there was no one inside.
"I will live there myself," says little Burrowing Mouse, and in he went, and set up house in the horse's skull.
Croaking Frog came along, a jump, three long strides, and a jump again.
"Little house, little house! Who lives in the little house?"
"I am Burrowing Mouse; who are you?"
"I am Croaking Frog."
"Come in and make yourself at home."
So the frog went in, and they began to live, the two of them together.
Hare Hide-in-the-Hill came running by.
"Little house, little house! Who lives in the little house?"
"Burrowing Mouse and Croaking Frog. Who are you?"
"I am Hare Hide-in-the-Hill."
"Come along in."
So the hare put his ears down and went in, and they began to live, the three of them together.
Then the fox came running by.
"Little house, little house! Who lives in the little house?"
"Burrowing Mouse and Croaking Frog and Hare Hide-in-the-Hill. Who are you?"
"I am Fox Run-about-Everywhere."
"Come along in; we've room for you."
So the fox went in, and they began to live, the four of them together.
Then the wolf came prowling by, and saw the skull.
"Little house, little house! Who lives in the little house?"
"Burrowing Mouse, and Croaking Frog, and Hare Hide-in-the-Hill, and Fox Run-about-Everywhere. Who are you?"
"I am Wolf Leap-out-of-the-Bushes."
"Come in then."
So the wolf went in, and they began to live, the five of them together.
And then there came along the Bear. He was very slow and very heavy.
"Little house, little house! Who lives in the little house?"
"Burrowing Mouse, and Croaking Frog, and Hare Hide-in-the-Hill, and Fox Run-about-Everywhere, and Wolf Leap-out-of-the-Bushes. Who are you?"
"I am Bear Squash-the-Lot."
And the Bear sat down on the horse's skull, and squashed the whole lot of them.
The way to tell that story is to make one hand the skull, and the fingers and thumb of the other hand the animals that go in one by one. At least that was the way old Peter told it; and when it came to the end, and the Bear came along, why, the Bear was old Peter himself, who squashed both little hands, and Vanya or Maroosia, whichever it was, all together in one big hug.


Adding content
Hello world
Let’s create our first content file for your documentation. Open a terminal and add the following command for each new file you want to add. Replace <section-name>
with a general term that describes your document in detail.
hugo new <section-name>/filename.md
Visitors of your website will find the final document under www.example.com/<section-name>/filename/
.
Since it’s possible to have multiple content files in the same section I recommend to create at least one index.md
file per section. This ensures that users will find an index page under www.example.com/<section-name>
.
Homepage
To add content to the homepage you need to add a small indicator to the frontmatter of the content file:
type: homepage
Otherwise the theme will not be able to find the corresponding content file.
Table of contents
You maybe noticed that the menu on the left contains a small table of contents of the current page. All <h2>
tags (## Headline
in Markdown) will be added automatically.
Admonitions
Admonition is a handy feature that adds block-styled side content to your documentation, either notes or warnings. It can be enabled by using the corresponding shortcodes inside your content:
{{< admonition title="Note" type="note" >}}
Something good to know.
{{< /admonition >}}
will be rendered as
Note
Lorem ipsum dolor.
The type
parameter can optionally be used to either display a note
or warning
. The last type is the default one.
{{< admonition title="Caution" >}}
Don't try this at home!
{{< /admonition >}}
becomes
Caution
Don’t try this at home!


David Saad Abdo Fares
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Guybrush Threepwood
Manny Calavera
Bernard Bernoulli
LeChuck
Elaine Marley-Threepwood
Purple Tentacle
Adrian Ripburger
Bobbin Threadbare
Murray the Demonic Skull
Zak McKracken


Groundhog Day
Groundhog Day is a movie starring Bill Murray, Andie MacDowell, and Chris Elliott. A weatherman finds himself inexplicably living the same day over and over again.


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title: "Into Theoretical Physics"
header:
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overlay_image: crabnebhd-1.png
# overlay_filter: .4
caption: "[Image credit: **NASA/ESA**](https://www.spacetelescope.org/images/heic0515a/)"
#excerpt: ""
author: John_Joseph
---
{% include base_path %}
Welcome!
I am a Theoretical Physics student at Ecole Normale Supérieure in Paris.
On this site you will find more about me and my path through the beautiful subject that is Theoretical Physics.
I will also share resources which I find particularly interesting, useful and well done along with other various items related to Theoretical Physics.
Please explore, enjoy and I hope you find something of your interest!
–GDU,
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"About Me 3"
Top 10 Arthur's favorite imported candies:
- Canadian Kit Kat bars
- Coffee Crisp
- Astro
- Smarties
- Aero
- Milka
- Meji straberry Chocorooms
- Meji Marble Chocolate
- Maltesers
- Ferro Eggs
Arthur's Work Experience:
Mostly data entry jobs 1992 - 2002
Mostly manual labor warehouse jobs 2002 to present


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Nevada gets mushroom cloud license plate
Reno Gazette-Journal | Submitted by: Anonymous
"Nevada motorists soon will be able to buy license plates emblazoned
with a mushroom cloud from a nuclear explosion designed by a Douglas
County man... Flanking the big blast in the middle of Bibbero’s plate
are a logo for atomic energy on one side and Albert Einstein’s theory of
relativity formula on the other."
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Sorcery to blame for crocodile attack
News Corporation | Submitted by: mark knipe
"A village in Papua New Guinea was blaming sorcery by its neighbours for a
crocodile attack which killed a young boy. PNG newspaper The National
today reported that the superstitious villagers were even contemplating a
"full scale attack" on the neighbouring village, both of which lie along the
crocodile-infested Ope River in the country's north.
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Pickax murderer loses no sleep
New York Post | Submitted by: Gknow Body
Followup to yesterday's post: "Cops say the 21-year-old killer who buried
a pickax in his boss' skull slept so soundly after the grisly slaying he
missed his plane to Finland, and freedom. Deep-sleeping Oskar Racins
of Brighton Beach planned to be on the 5:55 a.m. flight to Helsinki on
Tuesday morning to join his girlfriend in their native Latvia."
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Prisoner wants death by a thousand cuts
Guardian | Submitted by: cat
"He told Dame Elizabeth Butler-Sloss, president of the family division,
that he had been mutilating his right leg for five months, hoping it
would turn septic. Speaking via a video link to the hearing in central
London, the prisoner, who is in agony from his wounds, said: "I am
poisoning my leg so that the blood poisoning transfers through my
body and hopefully kills me."
 "This faeces-fuelled face
ornamentation may impress potential mates, as it signals that the bird is
strong enough to withstand the infection risks associated with eating
excrement." Note that this is the only reason we could think of in
which it's acceptable to eat your own poo, so stop already.
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Fidel Castro's sanity questioned
NewsMax | Submitted by: Incubus
An "urgent" summons on Monday for Castro's "a major announcement":
"He took out a thick notebook. He began to read. About the Mexican
foreign minister. About Mexican President Vicente Fox's bedtime. About
how he does not like flying on a full stomach. About an escalator ride
he took. About eating goat."
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Punch the Tard
Nova Scotia CBC | Submitted by: Halifax
An elementary school teacher in Digby, Nova Scotia has been removed from
the classroom amid allegations she had members of her third-grade class hit
a classmate who was mute and suffered from Down's syndrome. This was
supposed to be a form of aversion therapy: apparently the child would hit
others. The teacher or her aide would hold the child down and have her
classmates hit her in return.
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BBC | Submitted by: ScislaC
"A Nottinghamshire company claims it's won a year long battle with the
Home Office to import a new vodka drink containing cannabis seeds...
Tests have already been carried out overseas which showed the drink
contained traces of the psychoactive element in marijuana."
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Whaleburgers, whale hot dogs
Wire Services | Submitted by: ScislaC
"Featuring whale meat in a barbecue-like sauce between two slabs of
pressed rice instead of bread, the Whale Rice Burger retails for 300 yen
($2.30) compared with 85 yen for a McDonald's hamburger. At lunch on
Thursday, a line stretched back from the take-away window where owner
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{{=T("The Shelter Registry tracks all shelters and stores basic details regarding them. It collaborates with other modules to track people associated with a shelter, the services available etc.")}}
{{=T("Features Include")}}:
{{=T("Tracking of basic information on the location, facilities and size of the Shelters")}}
{{=T("GIS integration to view location details of the Shelter")}}
{{=T("Ability to customize the list of important facilities needed at a Shelter")}}
{{=T("Ability to customize the list of details tracked at a Shelter")}}
{{=T("Ability to customize the list of human resource tracked at a Shelter")}}
{{=T("Basic reports on the Shelter and drill-down by region")}}


#assign mysql="active">
To test against MySQL docker test container set the platform to mysql
in
src/test/resources/application-test.yaml
Refer to docs / testing if application-test.yaml doesn't exist yet.
```yml ebean: test: platform: mysql # h2, mysql, ... ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | migration dbName: my_app ```That is all we need to do. Running tests via IDE, maven or gradle will all automatically setup a docker test container for mysql including creating the database and user etc.
We generally run with ddlMode dropCreate
which will drop and re-create
all the database tables prior to running all the tests.
Refer to docs / logging to see how to get logging for SQL, DDL and docker.
Note that DDL is generated into maven target, gradle build or current directory.
We see db-create-all.sql
and db-drop-all.sql
there.
UUID is not a native MySQL type and can be mapped to either BINARY(16) or VARCHAR(36).
We can use @DbJson
to map content.
History support for MySQL is provided by generating triggers and history table.
<@next_edit "Testing" "/docs/testing" "/docs/database/mysql/index.html"/>


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What I Have Learned Today - #010
I was fed up with all the hard-coded paths in our code repository (Python). Thought there must be a better, more elegant way. And it appears there is.
Today I learned about os.path.realpath(path)
. This function resolves the full path of the specified file or directory, based on the path from where your script is run. An example implementation:
import os.path
resource_directory = os.path.realpath("output")
print(resource_directory)
# >>> C:\git_repos\01_Private_Projects\Python_snippets\output
Currently I’m going through our codebase and see where we can replace hard coded paths with the os.path.realpath
function. Neat! Full documentation on this function and the whole os.path
module can be found here.
Bonus tip: In the code snippet above you can see I only import os.path
and not the whole os
module. In Python is good practice only to import what you need. Import more can pollute the namespace and can cause confusion and conflicts. Never ever do import * from blah
!!!
Conclusion
It is worth solving bug-bears. In this example, code-base. Doing so will expand the knowledge of the thing you are working on/with.
This post is part of a series of articles about “What I Have Learned Today”; acknowledging every day the thing I have learned. Feel free to read the other posts. all opinions in this article are my own and not necessarily represent the views of my employer.


At the ACCU conference this year
If you’ve ever worked with SQL Server from
the command line you’ll have come across the bundled SQLCMD.EXE
tool. This, along with its forerunner OSQL.EXE
, is the
traditional tool for executing SQL statements (and
script files) against a SQL Server instance. Like many mature command line
tools it’s a bit of a Swiss-Army knife and has sprouted a myriad of options and
switches to control how you feed SQL text into it and how the results and
errors are handled after execution. For example the following command will
fetch the current time on a local instance using the current user credentials:-
C:
\>
SQLCMD –E –S .\SQLEXPRESS –d master–b –m 10 –Q “select getdate();”
The –b
and –m
switches
are technically unnecessary when running interactively, but the moment you
start running SQL batches from scripts you’ll likely add them if you want
anything out of the ordinary to cause execution to stop and SQLCMD
to
return an error code. Then there is the annoyance factor of just getting the
command line slightly wrong. If you forget the –E
you’ll get a weird
login failure, or if you use –q
instead of –Q
it won’t
terminate after executing the SQL. Case-sensitive command line tools do nothing
to help ensure a calm, quiet working environment either.
One tried and trusted solution to these “problems”
is to turn to the venerable Wiki and document lots of command lines as snippets
that you can just cut-and-paste directly into your shell. Anyone who has ever
tried that from a Word document where Word has been “smart” and converted the
simple dashes to “smart” dashes will know how fraught with danger this idea is.
That’s before you consider what happens when the wiki becomes unavailable (and
I can guarantee a development server has an
Another more personal alternative is to use your shell or some 3rd party tool to create little macros for your favourite commands. However, I feel this is a bit like writing your own tests – if it’s good enough for you, then why not the rest of the team? After all, when a new team member joins they’re probably going to have to go through the same process. So, you can give them a leg-up by storing a set of project-specific pre-canned scripts that helps with the most common scenarios.
In a sense it’s a bit like Partial Function
Application because, whereas a tool like SQLCMD
has to allow for
the different modes of operation in general, your development environment will almost
certainly be far more specific. This means you can exploit that knowledge by
first cutting down on any superfluous arguments. The command below, for
example, creates a new database on a local instance:-
C:
\>
SQLCMD –E –S .\SQLEXPRESS –d master –Q “create database MyTestDb;”
The only two real variables in the command
are the instance (.\SQLEXPRESS) and the database name (MyTestDb),
the rest is boilerplate stuff. So, let’s create a batch file that accepts just
those two parameters, and more importantly has a memorable name (CreateDatabase.cmd
):-
@SQLCMD –E
–S %1 –d master –Q “create database %2;”
Now we can just use this simple script to create a test database in future:-
C:
\>
CreateDatabase .\SQLEXPRESS MyTestDb
Of course just like any other code we write we have to consider the handling of errors and so we should add a sprinkling of that too – first to check we have the required number of arguments, then to pass back any error returned by the actual tool:-
@echo off
if
/i "%1" == "" call :usage &
exit /b 1
if
/i "%2" == "" call :usage &
exit /b 1
SQLCMD –E –S
%1 –d master –Q “create database %2;”
if
errorlevel 1 exit /b %errorlevel%
:usage
echo
Usage: %~n0 ^<instance^> ^<database^>
goto
:eof
If you have bothered to write a usage message, then you could also choose to add a couple of extra lines to provide a consistent and modern way to query it (although this somewhat starts to defeat the original purpose of the exercise – simplification!):-
if
/i "%1" == "-?" call :usage &
exit /b 0
if
/i "%1" == "--help" call :usage
& exit /b 0
Now, at this point I’m sure you’re beginning to question whether the script is starting to get so complicated that you’ll be spending more time writing it than what you (and hopefully your colleagues) will eventually save by using it. To decide that I suggest you consult the recent XKCD titled “Is It Worth the Time?” [1].
However it should also be fairly obvious that this is just boilerplate code that can be copied from a template. One such template (for batch files) can be found in my blog post “Windows Batch File Template” [2]. Consequently I’ve found putting these kind of scripts together quite trivial and it also allows for some other common simple scenarios to be easily accommodated.
As a rule of thumb the point of these sorts of scripts is to allow a more unified development experience through the use of some common tools. Also the development environment should allow for the redundancy to be hidden or removed as we saw above. But there are times when each developer (and the build machine itself counts as another developer) needs to provide some personal configuration data.
Once again the database example fits the bill nicely. In many organisations you can install a database locally, but not everywhere allows this (you can thank an overreaction to the 2003 Slammer virus for that). Although not ideal, you may also have to deal with minor differences in development machine configuration such as where the instance is installed (a fresh install and an upgrade can be different). For example nearly every developer may have a local copy of SQL Server Express and be quite happy calling their unit test database “UnitTest”, in which case you might as well save them a bit more typing and just default to those values:-
set
instance=%1
set
database=%2
if
/i “%instance%” == “” set instance=.\SQLEXPRESS
if
/i “%database%” == “” set database=UnitTest
An alternative approach is to use optional environment variables to specify the default values so that you never need to pas any arguments if you decide to tow the party line:-
set
instance=%personal_instance%
set
database=%personal_database%
if
/i “%instance%” == “” set instance=%1
if
/i “%database%” == “” set database=%2
if
/i “%instance%” == “” call :usage & exit /b 0
if
/i “%database%” == “” call :usage & exit /b 0
Ultimate flexibility comes from combining the two approaches so that you can keep things really simple for the vast majority of use cases, but you still have the ability to override things at any point by supplying different values on the command line. In my experience database development is the one place where this has actually proved to be quite useful.
If you’re going to allow (or need to accommodate) some element of personalised configuration then make sure it is optional. There is nothing more soul-destroying on your first day of a new job than being presented with a 30-page manual on what steps you need to take to configure your development machine so that you can actually do your job. And if you think I’m exaggerating by recounting a 30-page document – I’m not!
For me the steps required to get up and running on a new project should be as simple as:-
Step 3 might look like it should be split into two, but it’s not because that’s exactly what the build machine will be doing and so whatever it does I should be able to, too. At this point I then know that I can replicate what the build machine does and so I’m good to go.
After you’ve created a few simple scripts it then becomes easier to see how you can combine them with other simple scripts to accomplish ever bigger tasks. Although it was never envisaged it would end up that way much of the build processes I’ve been involved with in the past few years have ended up taking an imperative approach mainly due to the incremental approach of layering together many simple scripts to create a more complex process. The same goes for the deployment side as well.
For example the deployment process started
out as two simple scripts that wrapped invoking MSIEXEC.EXE
– one to
install the package and one to uninstall it. The wrappers allowed me to handle
the common error codes (e.g. 1605) that occur when the package is already installed/uninstalled. Once the NT services were written
another simple wrapper around SC.EXE
was created to start/stop them.
These where then combined into a larger script that ensured the services were
started/stopped before/after the packages installed/uninstalled. Add in another
simple script to ensure any errant processes are terminated (PSKILL.EXE
),
another to copy the files from a known share to the local machine (ROBOCOPY.EXE
)
and finally a top-level script to act as the root for a Scheduled Task and you
suddenly have an automated deployment process that even Heath Robinson would be
proud of.
On Windows there is a slight variation on this theme of driving command line tools using a very basic language; which is to drive “objects” instead. If you consider the batch file language as the glue that binds together disparate console-style processes, then VBScript is the same simple glue that binds together objects exposed via COM. It might seem an expensive way to do business, but if your architecture is that classic pairing of a Visual Basic front-end and a C++ back-end then you’ve already done most of the heavy lifting. It might sound perverse but I’ve worked on a project where the entire build process was a library of VBScript files that were stitched together by using Windows Script Host (.WSF) files. It’s not something a sane person would consider doing today but 10-15 years ago it was Microsoft’s answer to the lack of scripting on Windows. That said, in a locked down production environment with legacy servers it might still be your only choice.
In a way that ideology still exists today in the guise of PowerShell. COM has been replaced by its modern heir - .Net - and the PowerShell language provides a much cleaner binding because .Net itself underpins it. Of course the pipeline model still exists too although it’s been “enhanced” to flow objects instead of simple lines of text. Once again, if your core technology is already .Net you’ve done the heavy lifting and consuming your components via scripts is pretty easy. PowerShell may be Microsoft’s first choice, but the model works equally well with both F# and IronPython in the driving seat, although the latter seems to be sorely neglected these days.
Of course none of this is going to replace the venerable UNIX pipeline which, despite its simple text based nature, lives on exactly because it’s simple and an army of programmers have created a wealth of small, well-focused tools that are designed to be composed to create something bigger than the sum of its parts.
Oftentimes I’ll need to do a little text processing and it ends up being a disposable one-liner. But other times I realise it actually might be useful to my team mates. There is a certain level of personal gratification in publishing your Byzantine one-liners to your fellow developers and if they only see the light of day once in a blue moon then the XKCD chart [1] rules. But if you think it’ll get a frequent work out then you might want to consider encapsulating it within a script for ease of use.
A few years ago I started work on a new
project that sprouted the need to process line-based text files at every turn.
This caused me to reacquaint myself with SED
& AWK
In one particular case after the system had
gone live I started needing to compare some published SED
is one
way to replace some variable string patterns with fixed (and therefore
comparable) text:-
SED
“s/Timed-Out/ERROR/g” | SED “s/OutOfMemory/ERROR/g”
Due to the non-deterministic nature of a SQL
SELECT
without an ORDER
BY
clause (which would have been an unnecessary
burden on SQL Server) the file needed to be sorted. The best key to sort on was
not the leftmost in the file which meant treating the file as having delimited
fields:-
SORT
–t “|” –k 3,4
Finally, every time the file had new fields appended in a release they needed to be ignored when doing regression testing:-
CUT –d “|”
–f 1-24
The output was always fed directly to a GUI based diff tool in case there were differences to investigate and so structurally the script looked like this:-
SED %1 … |
SED … | SED … |
SED %2 … |
SED … | SED … |
GUIDIFF
“%TEMP%\lhs.csv” “%TEMP%\rhs.csv”
There was no reason (apart from the usual
lack of time and a suitably privileged account) why that last step couldn’t
have used the normal DIFF
tool and been automated to capture the differences in a report every
morning.
Gall’s Law [4] says that a complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. Build, test and deployment processes in particular seem to have a habit of growing organically and judicious use of little scripts can be one way of slowly piecing together functionality by building on the existing set of tried and trusted tools.
[2] http://chrisoldwood.blogspot.co.uk/2010/06/windows-batch-file-template.html
[3] C Vu Journal Vol 23 #1 (March 2011) & http://chrisoldwood.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/reacquainting-myself-with-sed-awk.html
[4] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gall's_law
Chris Oldwood
13 June 2013
Bio
Chris is a freelance developer who started out as a bedroom coder in the 80’s writing assembler on 8-bit micros. These days it’s C++ and C# on Windows in big plush corporate offices. He is also the commentator for the Godmanchester Gala Day Duck Race and can be contacted via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or @chrisoldwood.


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Recidivism. The Bureau of Justice Statistics studies have found high rates of recidivism among released prisoners. ... Indeed, the higher the degree, the lower the recidivism rate is: 14% for those who obtain an associate degree, 5.6% for those who obtain a bachelor's degree, and 0% for those who obtain a master's degree.


Ask Permission before Overwriting Files
The option Ask Permission Before Overwriting Files is on by default. If a file, or a database table exists, you will be prompted for permission before it is overwritten.
If you wish to suppress these warning messages, click on the box to remove the check mark.
Write New, Numeric Variable Names (Vn)
When you go from one format to another, by default Stat/Transfer will create legal variable names for you, based as much as possible on the original names. In particular, when you transfer from systems such as Paradox or JMP, which allow long variable names with embedded spaces, to older systems which restricts variable names to eight characters, by default Stat/Transfer will truncate for you. However, these truncated names often have little resemblance to the names you started with. Stat/Transfer will use the variable names as variable labels, so that your original names are available.
If you check the option Write new, numeric variable names. (Vn), instead of the default variable names, Stat/Transfer will create new variable names of the form V1...VN. This is chiefly useful when dealing with truncated names. If your output system supports variable labels, it is sometimes better to check this option and have Stat/Transfer simply create numeric names for your variables. You can then use the variable labels for the description.
Because this option is likely to be useful only in special circumstances, it reverts to the default between sessions.
Preserve value label tags and sets
Many software packages allow users to assign the same set of value labels to more than one variable. (In SAS, the term for value labels is "user-defined format"). For example, a survey with a list of questions with "Yes" and "No" responses could use the same set of value labels for the variables associated with each of these questions.
If the option Preserve value label tags and sets is checked, the mapping of value label sets to multiple variables will be preserved on output. If tags are used in the input file to identify value labels sets, these will be preserved. Otherwise, tags will be constructed by Stat/Transfer (LABA-LABZ and so on).
If this option is not checked, each labeled variable will have a unique value label set and the tag used to identify the set will be constructed from the name of the variable.
This option is off by default.
Use Doubles
The Use Doubles box can be checked here if you want Stat/Transfer to use doubles when it optimizes your output data set. By default, this option is on.
Uncheck the Use Doubles option if you need to minimize the size of your output dataset (particularly for Stata) and you know that the precision of measurement of all of your variables is less than eight decimal digits.
Preserve String Widths if Possible
Normally, Stat Transfer will calculate the minimum string width for each variable and use it in the output encoding. This ensures that the output file will be as small as possible. This option allows you to maintain the input string width. This is particularly useful when combining different files.
If this option is checked, Stat/Transfer will use the input width will be used as the output width if it can do it without losing data. More precisely, the variable width will be the minimum of the string width and the input width. The output can be greater, but not less than the input width. For plain ASCII data, it will be the same.
Preserve Numeric Widths if Possible
This option is useful if you are reading text data or data which comes from a format which preserves the width originally used to read the data (SPSS is a prime example). If you are writing text data or want a variable to be formatted with the same width as was present in the input, check this option. If, after optimization, the variable is wider than the input width, the variable will be widened to prevent loss of data.
Display Obsolete Formats
This is an option designed to reduce clutter on the input and output File Type drop down menus. Lotus 123 used to have 99% or the spreadsheet market, but we doubt anyone is using it today. If you would prefer not to see such old friends, check this option, but please remember that it is there, in case some one sends you a file that needs to be dusted off and converted to something more useful.
Seed for Sampling Functions
By default, the sampling functions in WHERE expressions will generate a starting seed randomly, based on the clock time. This means that each time you run a transfer on a given file you will select a different sample. If, in contrast, you need a reproducible sample, you can enter a seed for the random sampling process. The seed should be a positive integer in the range of one through 2,147,483,646.
Variable name case conversions
Stat/Transfer always follows the variable-naming rules of the output file type and will convert input names so that they will conform to those rules. Some older packages require upper case variable names. Other more modern packages allow mixed case variable names. Some packages, notably Stata, S-PLUS and R allow mixed case variable names, but are case sensitive. In these case-sensitive systems, if Stat/Transfer were to move data from an upper-case system and do no case-conversion, the user of the data set would need to always hold down the shift key when typing in variable names.
Stat/Transfer allows you to specify your case conversion preferences for case-insensitive packages as well as case-sensitive packages.
The available options are given in the drop-down menus for both case-sensitive and case-insensitive programs and are:
The default for case-insensitive programs is "Preserve always".
The default for case-sensitive programs is "Preserve if mixed case". This choice is designed to handle mixed case variable names such as "FamilyIncome". If both upper and lower case letter are found in a variable name, it will be left untouched. Otherwise it will be converted to lower case.
Formats which are considered case-sensitive on output are: Stata, S-PLUS, R, and Matlab.
Formats that require upper-case variable names are: SAS version six, SAS XPORT, SPSS Portable, SYSTAT, Epi Info, and older xBASE versions such as Clipper and dBASE II.
All other formats are case-insensitive.


--- layout: post title: Appcelerator Titanium 3.0 and NVM on OS X date: 2013-11-11 17:37:35.000000000 -06:00 categories: [] tags: [] status: draft type: post published: false meta: _edit_last: '25054220' author: Adam N England ---
Alright, I already have node installed, though perhaps not v0.10.13. I'd prefer not to have multiple node installs running around my system, so I'd like to see if I can set this up through nvm.
{% highlight bash %} $~ nvm list v0.10.12 v0.10.13 v0.10.17 current: v0.10.17 default ->; v0.10.17 $~ nvm use v0.10.13 Now using node v0.10.13 {% endhighlight %}Okay, we're on node v0.10.13. Next, we tell titanium where to look for node
Easy enough. Now, relaunch titanium, and see where we are. I get the following screen, which recognizes that node is installed, but that we still need the CLI.
Appears that titanium cannot find npm to install it. After thrashing around for a while, I couldn't find any good way around this problem, so take the long route.
1. Allow Titanium to install its own version of node.


Preparation time
30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Mackerel is a great source of omega 3 and is cheap to buy. Ask your fishmonger to pin-bone the fillets for you.
For the sambal, mix together the onion, chillies and micro coriander and set aside.
For the curry cream, heat the oil in a medium sauté pan over a medium heat and gently fry the vegetables, apple, coriander stalks and spices for a few minutes until soft. Add the stock and coconut cream, bring to the boil and simmer for 2–3 minutes.
Blitz the mixture in a blender, pass through a sieve, reserving the cream in a bowl underneath, and keep warm.
To make the flatbreads, mix together the flour, baking powder, yoghurt and oil and knead until a soft dough is formed (you may need to add a little water if the dough is too dry). Divide the dough into four equal portions and roll out on a floured surface to approximately 1cm/½in thick.
Heat a griddle pan over a medium heat and grill the flatbreads for 2–3 minutes on each side, until lightly browned.
Meanwhile, heat the oil in a frying pan and fry the mackerel fillets for 2–3 minutes on each side, or until cooked through.
Melt the butter, then mix with the anchovies, garlic and coriander leaves. Brush the mixture over the hot flatbreads.
To serve, pour the curry cream into the bottom of four serving bowls and sprinkle over the sambal. Top with the mackerel and micro coriander and serve with the flatbreads.


Base:
method
Open
System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.Runspace.Open()
5 references to Open
System.Management.Automation (5)
engine\hostifaces\HostUtilities.cs (1)
763
remoteRunspace.
Open
();
engine\remoting\commands\EnterPSHostProcessCommand.cs (1)
247
remoteRunspace.
Open
();
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Commodity outlook: Gold, silver outlook bearish; crude oil, zinc may rise
Spot Silver is expected to trade in a range of $16.65 - $17.00 range.
by ETMarkets.comGold has been trading in a broad range of $1460-1475 for quite some time now. Gold bears have been in charge from the past few sessions, with the geopolitical tension concerning Hong Kong and Iran crossing wires, optimism surrounding the US-China trade deal seems to fail to impress the metal prices.
Base Metals
Base metals continued to be volatile before the end of the week with LME copper prices trading weak as concerns over an economic slowdown in China, although hopes of a Sino-US trade deal kept investor optimism afloat, curbing sharp declines in the metal. China's industrial output grew significantly more slowly than expected in October
Energy
Crude prices remain steady as sentiments sees truce between US and China as more feasible and await further positive triggers over prospects for a trade deal between US and China, ignoring the oversupply concerns after EIA data showing an unexpected rise in US production for previous week.
Let's take a look at how various commodities may fare today, as projected by brokerage Motilal Oswal Securities:
MCX Gold price is expected to trade negatively with good resistance at Rs 38050 levels and intermediate resistance at Rs 37920 level. Selling is advised targeting lower support at Rs 37720 - 37600 zone.
Gold $ (SPOT)
Spot Gold is expected to trade in a range of $1445- $1467 range with negative bias.
MCX Silver
MCX Silver price are expected to trade in a range bound market having good support at Rs 43800 level and resistance at Rs 44250 level.
Silver $ (SPOT)
Spot Silver is expected to trade in a range of $16.65 - $17.00 range.
MCX Copper price is expected to trade negatively with good resistance at Rs 441.50 levels and intermediate resistance at Rs 439.50 level. Selling is advised targeting lower support at Rs 437.50 - 436 zone.
MCX Nickel
MCX Nickel price is expected to trade in a range bound market having good support at Rs 1095 level and resistance at Rs 1118 level.
MCX Crude Oil
MCX Crude price are expected to trade positively with good support at Rs 4050 levels and intermediate support at Rs 4105 level. Buying is advised targeting higher resistance at Rs 4195 – 4235 zone.
MCX Natural Gas
MCX Natural gas price is expected to trade negatively with good resistance at Rs 190 levels and intermediate resistance at Rs 188 level. Selling is advised targeting lower support at Rs 186 – 183 zone.
MCX Lead
MCX Lead price is expected to trade in a range bound market having good support at Rs 154 levels and resistance at Rs 156.50 level.
MCX Zinc
MCX Zinc price are expected to trade positively with good support at Rs 191 levels and intermediate support at Rs 192.20 level. Buying is advised targeting higher resistance at Rs 193.50 – 195.15 zone.
MCX Aluminium(Delivery Contract)
MCX Aluminum price is expected to trade negatively with good resistance at Rs 132.50 levels and intermediate resistance at Rs 131.50 level. Selling is advised targeting lower support at Rs 130.15 – 129 zone.


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Module: WscSdk::Errors
- Defined in:
- lib/wsc_sdk/errors.rb
Overview
Enumerate the errors that can be generated by the SDK
Constant Summary collapse
- INVALID_ATTRIBUTES =
Error returned when the model does not validate.
{ meta: { status: 422, code: "ERR-422-InvalidAttributes", title: "Invalid Attributes", message: "The model has invalid attribute values assigned to it. Check the `WscSdk::Model#errors` property for more details.", description: "" } }
- INVALID_PAYLOAD =
Error returned if the data returned from the API is not valid JSON.
{ meta: { status: 422, code: "ERR-422-PayloadInvalid", title: "Payload Invalid", message: "The API request received an invalid payload.", description: "Turn on logging in DEBUG mode for more details about the issue." } }
- MODEL_DOES_NOT_EXIST =
Error returned when the model is attempting an update, but it doesn't have a primary key.
{ meta: { status: 422, code: "ERR-422-ModelDoesNotExist", title: "Model Does Not Exist", message: "You are attempting to access or update a record that does not exist yet. Try creating it first.", description: "" } }
- MODEL_EXISTS =
Error returned when the model is attempting to create, but it already has a primary key.
{ meta: { status: 422, code: "ERR-422-ModelExists", title: "Model Exists", message: "You are attempting to create a record that already exists. Try updating the it.", description: "" } }
Class Method Summary collapse
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.invalid_attributes(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an INVALID_ATTRIBUTES error model object.
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.invalid_payload(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an INVALID_PAYLOAD error model object.
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.model_does_not_exist(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an RECORD_DOES_NOT_EXIST error model object.
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.model_exists(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an RECORD_EXISTS error model object.
Class Method Details
.invalid_attributes(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an INVALID_ATTRIBUTES error model object.
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# File 'lib/wsc_sdk/errors.rb', line 66 def self.invalid_attributes(endpoint) error = WscSdk::Models::Error.new(endpoint) error.ingest_attributes(INVALID_ATTRIBUTES, write_to_read_only: true, mark_clean: true) error end |
.invalid_payload(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an INVALID_PAYLOAD error model object.
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# File 'lib/wsc_sdk/errors.rb', line 80 def self.invalid_payload(endpoint) error = WscSdk::Models::Error.new(endpoint) error.ingest_attributes(INVALID_PAYLOAD, write_to_read_only: true, mark_clean: true) error end |
.model_does_not_exist(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an RECORD_DOES_NOT_EXIST error model object.
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# File 'lib/wsc_sdk/errors.rb', line 94 def self.model_does_not_exist(endpoint) error = WscSdk::Models::Error.new(endpoint) error.ingest_attributes(MODEL_DOES_NOT_EXIST, write_to_read_only: true, mark_clean: true) error end |
.model_exists(endpoint) ⇒ WscSdk::Models::Error
Build an RECORD_EXISTS error model object.
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# File 'lib/wsc_sdk/errors.rb', line 108 def self.model_exists(endpoint) error = WscSdk::Models::Error.new(endpoint) error.ingest_attributes(MODEL_EXISTS, write_to_read_only: true, mark_clean: true) error end |


题目来源：2009年北京大学计算机研究生机试真题
- 题目描述：
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Some people believe that there are three cycles in a person’s life that start the day he or she is born. These three cycles are the physical, emotional, and intellectual cycles, and they have periods of lengths 23, 28, and 33 days, respectively. There is one peak in each period of a cycle. At the peak of a cycle, a person performs at his or her best in the corresponding field (physical, emotional or mental). For example, if it is the mental curve, thought processes will be sharper and concentration will be easier.
Since the three cycles have different periods, the peaks of the three cycles generally occur at different times. We would like to determine when a triple peak occurs (the peaks of all three cycles occur in the same day) for any person. For each cycle, you will be given the number of days from the beginning of the current year at which one of its peaks (not necessarily the first) occurs. You will also be given a date expressed as the number of days from the beginning of the current year. You task is to determine the number of days from the given date to the next triple peak. The given date is not counted. For example, if the given date is 10 and the next triple peak occurs on day 12, the answer is 2, not 3. If a triple peak occurs on the given date, you should give the number of days to the next occurrence of a triple peak.
- 输入：
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You will be given a number of cases. The input for each case consists of one line of four integers p, e, i, and d. The values p, e, and i are the number of days from the beginning of the current year at which the physical, emotional, and intellectual cycles peak, respectively. The value d is the given date and may be smaller than any of p, e, or i. All values are non-negative and at most 365, and you may assume that a triple peak will occur within 21252 days of the given date. The end of input is indicated by a line in which p = e = i = d = -1.
- 输出：
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For each test case, print the case number followed by a message indicating the number of days to the next triple peak, in the form:
Case 1: the next triple peak occurs in 1234 days.
Use the plural form "days” even if the answer is 1.
- 样例输入：
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 100 5 20 34 325 4 5 6 7 283 102 23 320 203 301 203 40 -1 -1 -1 -1
- 样例输出：
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Case 1: the next triple peak occurs in 21252 days. Case 2: the next triple peak occurs in 21152 days. Case 3: the next triple peak occurs in 19575 days. Case 4: the next triple peak occurs in 16994 days. Case 5: the next triple peak occurs in 8910 days. Case 6: the next triple peak occurs in 10789 days.
cpp 代码如下：
main() {int p,e,i,n,sum,t=0; while(scanf("%d%d%d%d",&p,&e,&i,&n),p+e+i+n!=-4) {sum=(5544*p+14421*e+1288*i)%21252; if(sum-n<=0) sum+=21252; printf("Case %d: the next triple peak occurs in %d days.\n",++t,sum-n); }} /************************************************************** Problem: 1142 User: coder Language: C Result: Accepted Time:0 ms Memory:912 kb ****************************************************************/
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简洁的代码
刚开始学，非常好
其实国内大部分公司对算法都不够重视。特别是中小型公司老板根本都不懂技术，也不懂什么是算法，从而也不要求程序员懂什么算法，做程序从来不考虑性能问题，只要页面能显示出来就是好程序，这是国内的现状，很无奈。
纠正一个错误，二分查找树的中序遍历获得元素的升序排列。
3，求得所有的为的总和sum—->所有数的总和
printf( "Not Possible" );—->printf("impossible");
对吗？
什么破题，题意好难懂啊
多谢提醒。代码又编辑了一下
#pragma pack(2) 这个用法太坑爹
这个分析相当全面，经典！
华为这题目略显简单啊
能告诉我为什么对于每一个m，cnt的值不用更新吗?这儿我想不通啊，谢谢
嗯，是写错了，文中以更改。MAX ( L(X[0..m-2], Y[0..n-1]), L(X[0..m-1], Y[0..n-2])
有意思，有难度
想问下computeLSPArray那里，if(len!=0) len=lps[len-1]是什么意思


Vehicle. The main components that make up any car and implemented their interaction. In this case, not specific implementations are used, but basic interfaces, which allows you to dynamically configure the constituent components of the car. The configuration is done by passing it to the factory constructor. It is important to understand that this class is in fact already a client of the abstract factory. An abstract factory does not have to return a single object. It returns individual components, which can both be assembled into a single whole (as here), it is easy to interact with each other. But the abstract factory guarantees that these components will be correctly compatible and interact correctly with each other.
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Vehicle. The main components that make up any car and implemented their interaction. In this case, not specific implementations are used, but basic interfaces, which allows you to dynamically configure the constituent components of the car. The configuration is done by passing it to the factory constructor. It is important to understand that this class is in fact already a client of the abstract factory. An abstract factory does not have to return a single object. It returns individual components, which can both be assembled into a single whole (as here), it is easy to interact with each other. But the abstract factory guarantees that these components will be correctly compatible and interact correctly with each other.
◆ Auto()
| AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Auto |
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Create a new car.
- Parameters
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| factory | A factory that determines what kind of car this will be. |
◆ Start()
| double AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Start |
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speed | ) |
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Start moving the car.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- Traveled path.
◆ Step()
| double AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Step |
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double |
speed | ) |
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Moving the car for an hour.
- Parameters
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- Returns
- Distance traveled per hour.
◆ Body
| IBody AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Body |
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get |
◆ Engine
| IEngine AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Engine |
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get |
◆ Price
| decimal AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Price |
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◆ Tank
| ITank AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Tank |
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get |
◆ Vin
| string AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Vin |
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get |
◆ Weight
| double AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Weight |
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get |
◆ Moved
| EventHandler<double> AbstractFactoryL1.AbstractFactoryImpl.Auto.Moved |
Автомобиль переместился. Возвращает пройденный путь.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


Towards DiArg: An Argumentation-based Dialogue Reasoning Engine
Timotheus Kampik and Dov Gabbay
#### Motivation I
* (Formal) dialogues and formal argumentation are intertwined, see Walton’s”Argumentation Schemes for Presumptive Reasoning”
* Little work on generic software components for automating argumentation-based dialogues
* Notable exception: some components of the Tweety Project focus on very specific aspects of **strategic** argumentation
#### Motivation II
→ Let us design and implement generic abstractions for (abstract) argumentation-based dialogues
→ We start by focussing on our own theoretical work
#### Focus
* We consider an argument dialogue as a sequence of (typically expanding) AFs
* We can enforce consistency properties (relaxed forms of monotony)
* We can manage context to further relax consistency and expansion properties
* We provide serialization support (JSON import/export)
High-level Architecture
#### Intuition
* Iteratively resolve & expand argumentation frameworks (*resolve*: "pick" an extension)
* Ensure Reference Independence (RI) and/or Cautious Monotony (CM), given normal expansion:
* RI: An AF’s resolution needs to imply consistent preferences over the powerset of arguments w.r.t. to the resolution of its predecessor
* CM: An AF’s resolution is a superset of its predecessor’s resolution, if no attack relations between this resolution and the new arguments exist
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
Example - Activity Recommender System
#### Code
```java
AFSequence sequence = new AFSequence(
SequenceType.NORMALLY_EXPANDING,
ResolutionType.EXPANSIONIST_REFERENCE_INDEPENDENT,
cf2Semantics,
true);
sequence.addFramework(framework1);
sequence.addFramework(framework2);
sequence.resolveFrameworks();
```
#### Future Work I
* Improved context support
* Integration with recommender system approaches
* Interoperability enhancements
#### Future Work II
* Integration with Tweety capabilities beyond abstract argumentation
* Evaluation: what does it cost to ensure consistency?
Questions?
You find the project at [https://github.com/Interactive-Intelligent-Systems/diarg](https://github.com/Interactive-Intelligent-Systems/diarg).
*This work was partially supported by the Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP) funded by the Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation.*


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An intuitive, cross-platform graphical data analysis system. It uses menus and dialogs to guide the user efficiently through the data manipulation and analysis process, and has an excel like spreadsheet for easy data frame visualization and editing. Deducer works best when used with the Java based R GUI JGR, but the dialogs can be called from the command line. Dialogs have also been integrated into the Windows Rgui.
| Version: |
0.7-9 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.15.0), ggplot2 (≥ 2.0.0), JGR (≥ 1.7-10), car, MASS |
| Imports: |
rJava, e1071, scales, plyr, foreign, multcomp, effects |
| Suggests: |
lawstat, Hmisc, XLConnect |
| Published: |
2015-12-29 |
| Author: |
Ian Fellows with contributions from others (see documentation). |
| Maintainer: |
Ian Fellows <ian at fellstat.com> |
| License: |
GPL-2 |
| URL: |
http://www.deducer.org/manual.html http://www.fellstat.com |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| SystemRequirements: |
Java (>= 1.4), JRI |
| Citation: |
Deducer citation info |
| Materials: |
NEWS |
| CRAN checks: |
Deducer results |


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Do you daydream about old designs and wonder what could have been? Do you frequently ask yourself, “What if I had just moved that layer three pixels to the right?”  We’ve been looking for you for a while now. We need a UX Designer to translate concepts from our Creative Director into effective layouts and designs. Since Blue Acorn measures every design with data, analytics, usability and user testing, you’ll never wonder about the past. Finally, you’ll experience the much needed closure thats been missing all of your life. You’ll never walk away from a design wondering what could or should have been. Instead, you’ll walk away with gems of knowledge for the next go-around. If you’re insecure, seeing your designs under the scrutiny of data might break your spirit.  What you’ll do: Work closely with Creative Director. You will translate creative direction into persuasive, effective designs and layouts. Collaborate with Usability and Optimization Specialists and UI Team Apply a brand’s look and feel across products and platforms Design new features from scratch, while helping to identify areas of improvement within existing features Present design concepts Create wireframes and prototypes and provide clear, thorough design specs Remain current on creative trends in our industry as well as the latest techniques/technologies that help drive cutting-edge creative At Blue Acorn, we pride ourselves on a culture of “continuous improvement” – as such, we’ll need to identify how we can improve the results we deliver to our clients, share with us how you personally can improve, and how the team can improve the relationships we have with our clients.
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