The following defined terms apply in this agreement.
Revision: means the User’s generated Content as “Content” is defined later in these Terms.
Documentation: any documentation made available to the User by Ellie online via the Ellie Site or such other web address where the Services may be accessed by the User from time to time which sets out a description of the Services and the User instructions for the Services.
Services: the services provided by Ellie to you as defined in clause 2.2 below.
Software: the online software applications provided by Ellie as part of the Services.
Terms: the terms and conditions set out in this document.
User: the user of the Service being a person who creates Content via the Software.
Any other defined terms (introduced as such by capitalisation in bold) which appear later in these Terms will take the meaning ascribed to them.

Ellie operates ellie-app.com which includes other domains from time to time which direct to ellie-app.com via DNS aliases (the ‘Ellie Site’) and the Ellie creation service contained therein. By using the Ellie Site and any services accessible from the Ellie Site, you are agreeing to be bound by these Terms. If you do not agree to these Terms or any part thereof, your only remedy is to not use the Ellie Site or any services or products offered on the Ellie Site or on any other platform, including mobile applications, offered by Ellie (collectively, the ‘Service’ or ‘Services’).
Breach of these Terms or any part thereof will entitle Ellie to terminate your right to use the Service. Any Content you may have created will be deleted. Ellie reserves the right to refuse provision of the Service to anyone at their complete discretion.
You agree and accept that your use of the Service is entirely at your own risk.
These Terms will apply for as long as you use the Ellie Site and/or the Services. Any part of these Terms that by necessity or implication are to continue after your use of the Ellie Site or the Services ends (including the licence under clause 4.1) shall continue in force.
Ellie hereby grants you a non-exclusive, non-transferable, worldwide right to access and use the Ellie Site, solely with supported browsers through the Internet for your own internal purposes, subject to these Terms.
You may not permit the Ellie Site to be used by or for the benefit of any third parties.
Nothing in these Terms shall be construed to grant you any right to transfer or assign rights to access or use the Ellie Site.
You hereby grant Ellie and other Users of the Services a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free licence (with the right to sub-licence) to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display and distribute Content you submit, post or display on the Ellie Site in any and all media or distribution methods (now known or later developed). Such Content shall be licensed upon the terms of the MIT licence.
You agree that the licence in clause 4.1 includes the right for Ellie and other users of the Services to make your Content available to others for the publication, distribution, syndication, or broadcast of such Content on other media and services, subject to our terms and conditions for such Content use. Such additional uses by Ellie or others may be made with no compensation paid to you with respect to the Content that you submit, post, transmit or otherwise make available through the Services.
Ellie may modify or adapt your Content in order to transmit, display or distribute it over computer networks and in various media and/or make changes to your Content as are necessary to conform and adapt that Content to any requirements or limitations of any networks, devices, services or media.
You warrant, represent and agree that you have the right to grant Ellie the licence in clause 4.1. You also represent, warrant and agree that you have not and will not contribute any Content that:
You are responsible for your use of the Service, for any Content you provide, and for any consequences thereof, including the use of your Content by other users and third party partners. You understand that your Content may be republished and if you do not have the right to submit Content for such use, it may subject you to liability. Ellie will not be responsible or liable for any use of your Content in accordance with these Terms.
Ellie cannot monitor or control the Content posted via the Services. Any use of or reliance on the Content posted via the Services or obtained by your through the Services is at your own risk. We do not endorse, support, represent or guarantee the completeness, truthfulness, accuracy, or reliability of any Content or communications posted via the Services. You recognise that by using the Services, you may be exposed to Content that may be offensive, harmful, inaccurate or otherwise inappropriate and, whilst we may act to remove it where we are notified and deem it necessary or appropriate to do so or where a third party with legal authority demands that we do so, we are not responsible for it. Under no circumstances will Ellie be liable in any way for any Content, including but not limited to, any errors or omissions in any Content, or any loss of damage of any kind incurred as a result of the use of the Content made available via the Services.
Subject to the other Terms, Ellie undertakes to use its reasonable endeavours to provide that the Services will be available for use and in accordance with the Documentation.
The undertaking at clause 5.1 shall not apply to the extent of any non-conformance which is caused by use of the Services contrary to the Ellie's instructions, or modification or alteration of the Services by any party other than Ellie or Ellie's duly authorised contractors or agents. If the Services do not conform with the foregoing undertaking, Ellie will, at its expense, use all reasonable commercial endeavours to correct any such non-conformance promptly, or provide the User with an alternative means of accomplishing the desired performance. Such correction or substitution constitutes the User's sole and exclusive remedy for any breach of the undertaking set out in clause 5.1. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Ellie:
Ellie shall, in providing the Services, comply with our privacy policy relating to the privacy and security of your data held by us. Such privacy policy is available from the Ellie Site or such other website address as may be notified to you from time to time. The privacy policy may be amended from time to time by Ellie in its sole discretion.
If Ellie processes any personal data on your behalf when performing our obligations under these Terms, we agree that you shall be the data controller and Ellie shall be a data processor and in any such case:
You warrant that you are legally entitled to enter into and be bound by these Terms.
You shall:
You acknowledge that you are solely responsible for procuring and maintaining your network connections and telecommunications links, and all problems, conditions, delays, delivery failures and all other loss or damage arising from or relating to your network connections or telecommunications links or caused by the internet.
You shall not access, store, distribute or transmit any material (in the Content or otherwise) during the course of your use of the Services that:
You further agree not to:
For the avoidance of doubt any breach by you of any of these Terms (which constitute conditions of your use) shall entitle Ellie, in its sole discretion, without liability (including in relation to any payment made in relation to your Account) or prejudice to its other rights, to remove or refuse to distribute any Content via the Services and to disable your access to your Account and to terminate Users and reclaim User names. We also reserve the right to access, read, preserve, and disclose (to any competent authority) any information as we reasonably believe is necessary to (i) satisfy any applicable law, regulation, legal process or governmental request, (ii) enforce these Terms of Use, including investigation of potential breaches hereof, (iii) detect, prevent or otherwise address fraud, security or technical issues, (iv) respond to User support requests, or (v) protect the rights of Ellie, its Users, legitimate business interests and the public.
You acknowledge and agree that Ellie and/or its licensors own all intellectual property rights in the Ellie Site, the Software, the Services and the Documentation. Except as expressly stated herein, these Terms do not grant you any rights to, or in, patents, copyright, database right, trade secrets, trade names, trade marks (whether registered or unregistered), or any other rights or licences in respect of the Ellie Site, the Software, the Services or the Documentation.
All right, title and interest in Content generated by you shall be proprietary to you (but shall be subject to the licence granted by clause 4.1).
You acknowledge that you will be solely and fully responsible for all liabilities incurred through the use of your Account and the Services. You shall defend, indemnify and hold harmless Ellie against claims, actions, proceedings, losses, damages, expenses and costs (including without limitation court costs and reasonable legal fees) arising out of or in connection with your use of the Account, the Services and/or the Documentation including, but not limited to, any liability arising from or resulting from the Content uploaded to your Revision including infringement of third party intellectual property or laws or civil or criminal claims
You understand, agree and accept that your use of the Ellie Site and the Services is at your own discretion and risk and that you will be solely responsible for loss of data that results from the submission or download of such content.
This clause 9 sets out the entire financial liability of Ellie (including any liability for the acts or omissions of its employees, agents and sub-contractors) to you:
Except as expressly and specifically provided in this agreement:
Ellie does not warrant:
Nothing in these Terms excludes the liability of Ellie:
Subject to clause 9.3 and clause 9.4:
Ellie shall have no liability to you under these Terms if we are prevented from or delayed in performing our obligations under these Terms, or from carrying on its business, by acts, events, omissions or accidents beyond our reasonable control, including, without limitation, strikes, lock-outs or other industrial disputes (whether involving the workforce of the Supplier or any other party), failure of a utility service or transport or telecommunications network, act of God, war, riot, civil commotion, malicious damage, compliance with any law or governmental order, rule, regulation or direction, accident, breakdown of plant or machinery, fire, flood, storm or default of suppliers or sub-contractors.
Ellie may update the Terms from time to time without notice and any changes will be Revisionding on you. You agree to review these Terms regularly and we are entitled to treat your continued access to or use of the Services as confirmation that you agree to the changes.
No failure or delay by a party to exercise any right or remedy provided under these Terms or by law shall constitute a waiver of that or any other right or remedy, nor shall it prevent or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy. No single or partial exercise of such right or remedy shall prevent or restrict the further exercise of that or any other right or remedy.
Except as expressly provided in these Terms, the rights and remedies provided under these Terms are in addition to, and not exclusive of, any rights or remedies provided by law.
If any provision (or part of a provision) of these Terms is found by any court or administrative body of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal, the other provisions shall remain in force.
If any invalid, unenforceable or illegal provision would be valid, enforceable or legal if some part of it were deleted, the provision shall apply with whatever modification is necessary to give effect to the commercial intention of the parties.
These Terms, and any documents referred to in them, constitute the whole agreement between the parties and supersede any previous arrangement, understanding or agreement between them relating to the subject matter they cover.
Both you and Ellie acknowledge and agree that in entering into these Terms that we do not rely on any undertaking, promise, assurance, statement, representation, warranty or understanding (whether in writing or not) of any person (whether party to this agreement or not) relating to the subject matter of this agreement, other than as expressly set out in these Terms.
You shall not assign, transfer, charge, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with all or any of your rights or obligations under these Terms. Ellie may at any time assign, transfer, charge, sub-contract or deal in any other manner with all or any of its rights or obligations under these Terms.
These Terms and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it or its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims) shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the law of the United States of America and the State of California.
Each party irrevocably agrees that the courts of the United States of America and the State of California shall have exclusive jurisdiction to settle any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with these Terms or their subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes or claims).


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773001C039268 |
TV LARGE SCREEN PLASMA: ESA 42" |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C039466 |
STEREO: JVC MX-KA3 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C039858 |
TELEVISION LARGE SCREEN, W/STERE |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C039860 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C040579 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C041112 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C041115 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE: H |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C041511 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE: T |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C041956 |
SAMSUNG 63" PLASMA TELEVISION: P |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C042554 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C042730 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C042924 |
HITACHI TV 27":CS2710RA |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C043487 |
TELEVISION LARGE SCREEN, W/STERE |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C043497 |
TV LARGE SCREEN PLASMA: 50" P50H |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C043763 |
STEREO SOUND DISCO SYSTEM, PORTA |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C043766 |
PROJECTION TV: MM61110 RCA |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C044062 |
MONITOR TELEVISION PLASMA: SAMSU |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C044749 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C044793 |
TV: 32" OLEVIA 432-S12 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C045130 |
TV: DAEWOO BOISB |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C045206 |
STEREO SYSTEM: PANA D5500K |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C046657 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME TYPE, W |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C046658 |
AMPLIFIER, POWER: MONTARBO 458 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C046935 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER: : SAMSUNG L |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C047079 |
TELEVISION : DENKA 13"/TV13 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C047229 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER HOME: SONY 4 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C047411 |
TELEVISION: LG 43"/ RT-44NA11T F |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C047669 |
TELEVISION RECEIVER: LG 26" SOUN |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C047842 |
50" TELEVISION PLASMA: NEC/PX-50 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C048059 |
TELEVISION: SAMSUNG CS-24V5WT |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C048060 |
TELEVISION: NIKA 19" NTV-2102 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C048062 |
TELEVISION: TOSHIBA 25" 29A3MJ |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C048263 |
AM-FM STEREO:JENSEN CPM410 MARIN |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001C049895 |
TELEVISION:AVOL 29" ACT299M |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001D050017 |
DVD PLAYER |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001D170465 |
27" TV: JVC AV29VS24 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001G000074 |
FLAT TV: 34" TOSHIBA |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001P933262 |
COLOR TV, 29" SAMSUNG |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001V100152 |
RECIEV SATELLITE UEC DSD660 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001V199260 |
HAIER MT-3768 |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001V199415 |
TELEVISION |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001Z162831 |
29" TV SHOWNIC |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001Z175002 |
PLASMA TV PIONEER |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773001Z451099 |
PANASONIC TELEVISION |
Phonographs, Radios, and Television Sets: Home Type |
| 1 |
773501C034311 |
CD CHANGER: CDPCX455 |
Parts and Accessories of Phonographs, Radios, and Television Set: Home Type |
| 1 |
773501C034520 |
CP COMPNT SYS: CA-MXKC4 |
Parts and Accessories of Phonographs, Radios, and Television Set: Home Type |
| 1 |
773501C047833 |
CD CHANGER: XLFZ700BK JVC |
Parts and Accessories of Phonographs, Radios, and Television Set: Home Type |
| 1 |
774001Z017870 |
DVD SAMSUNG COMP-VID |
Phonograph Records |
| 1 |
781001C005071 |
VOLLEYBALL NET SYSTEM, POWER W/I |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C015008 |
EXERCISE MACHINE, LEG EXTENSION: |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C019402 |
BICYCLE LIFE FITNESS |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C022866 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: NAUTILUS FREE |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C023306 |
WEIGHT BENCH, DECLINE: OLYMPIC F |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C023639 |
WEIGHT BENCH, DECLINE:CYBEX 5430 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C023640 |
WEIGHT BENCH, DECLINE: CYBEX 536 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C024986 |
VOLLEYBALL: RAWLINGS PRO |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C025352 |
EXERCISE MACHINE:LEG PRESS CYBEX |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C025366 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: PULL DOWN |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C029741 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: STAIRMASTER, |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030035 |
MULTI GYM : P-123 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030042 |
HIP FLEXION PROMAXIMA : FW-23 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030043 |
LINE BEARING AB/ BACK EXT: PL-41 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030046 |
POWER RACK W/ WT STOR: FW-97 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030049 |
STANDING T-BAR ROW: FW-21 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C030056 |
INCLINE W/SPOTTER STAND: FW-45 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C032920 |
BOXING RING PORTABLE: 22X22 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C033960 |
ELLIPTICAL TRAINER:615HR |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C034303 |
CYBX UPRIGHT BENCH:5520 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C034907 |
TREADMILL:MAGNA 9700M |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C035392 |
LAT ROW MACH: LIFE FITNESS FSLR |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C035398 |
BENCHPRESS: HAMMER STRG ILBP |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C035821 |
TREADMILL: NORDICTRAK CX925 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C036299 |
BENCH ADJUSTABLE: NAUTILUS |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C037324 |
BASKETBALL GOAL: 48 X 72 GARED P |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C038869 |
TREADMILL: 7818TAA |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C040797 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: LAT PULLDOWN 1 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C040863 |
LAT ROW MACHINE: CONCEPT 2 ROW |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C041294 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: CABLE CROSSOVE |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C042612 |
CYCLING BIKE : LF350000-2 LIFE |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C042912 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: BENCH INCLINE, |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C045269 |
BENCH : NAUTILUS FREE WEIGHT |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C045624 |
WEIGHT MACHINE: F411 MEGA FITNES |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C047200 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: OLYMPIC BENCH |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048800 |
OLYMPIC BENCH: SG-6006 SUPER GYM |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048801 |
CURL BENCH: GPCB329 BODY SOLID |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048802 |
CURL BAR: OBB-47 OLYMPIC |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048803 |
CABLE CROSSOVER: SG-8013 SUPER G |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048804 |
MULTI BENCH: GFID-71 BODY SOLID |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048893 |
VERTICAL KNEE RAISE:GVKR-60 BODY |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C048894 |
BARBELL RACK : P-MAX050 PROMAX |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049220 |
LEG: SLE-200/2 BODY SOLID |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049222 |
STEPPER: PMS-7088 PROTEUS |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049452 |
DUMBELL RACK 3 TIER SG 6012: |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049455 |
FLAT BENCH TA SPORTS IT-6014: |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049469 |
ADJUSTABLE BENCH BODY SOLID GFID |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C049471 |
OLYMPIC CURL BAR 47" GOZ-47: |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C050051 |
SHOULDER PRESS BENCH: TA SPORTS |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C050052 |
OLYMPIC INCLINE BENCH: CT-308 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C050056 |
BARBELLRACK: TA SPORTS BH229 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001C050112 |
TREADMILL: TA SPORTS 1025 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001D490077 |
WEIGHTS |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001V203750 |
PLAY STATION SONY PS2 |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
781001X136909 |
EXERCISE EQUIP, LAT |
Athletic and Sporting Equipment |
| 1 |
782001C002586 |
GAME VIDEO ELECTRONIC: X-BOX JVC |
Games, Toys, and Wheeled Goods |
| 1 |
782001C002615 |
GAME VIDEO ELECTRONIC: PS2 97004 |
Games, Toys, and Wheeled Goods |
| 1 |
782001C030668 |
GAME VIDEO ELECTRONIC: SONY PSP- |
Games, Toys, and Wheeled Goods |
| 1 |
782001D032991 |
TABLE, PING PONG |
Games, Toys, and Wheeled Goods |
| 1 |
782001D932991 |
FOOS BALL |
Games, Toys, and Wheeled Goods |
| 1 |
783000N772101 |
RACK SQUAT |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000V361128 |
TV, PLASMA PANASONIC |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000V361129 |
TV, SUPER GENERAL 29" |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000V361131 |
TV, FLAT 43" |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000X011266 |
SEATED ROW MACHINE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000X241496 |
FLAT BENCH |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783000Z044943 |
EXERCISE UNIT, TOTAL |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
7830011233290 |
EXERCISER LG PRSS GYM |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
7830011242649 |
LEG SQUAT MACH 27X85 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
7830011274180 |
ARM MACHN 42LX45WX45H |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C000255 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C000256 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C007851 |
CLIMBER STAIR: DUAL ACTION GRASP |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C010410 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C010939 |
BICYCLE EXERCISE, PHYSICAL FITNE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C010957 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: 4-WAY NECK |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C011117 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C011172 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C012160 |
EXERCISING UNIT PHYSICAL FITNESS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C018139 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, TREADM |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C018960 |
POOL TABLE, EQUIP W/AUTO BALL RE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C019075 |
SEATED DIP: PLDIP HAMMER STRENGT |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C019773 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, TREADM |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C019975 |
RACK BARBELL/DUMBBELL, PTBL W/CA |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020179 |
FITNESS BIKE: NB3000 NAUTILUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020338 |
WEIGHT BENCH: CHAMPION CHAMPION |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020343 |
DUMBBELL SET: LIFE FITNESS LIFE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020346 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT, TREADM |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020600 |
BARBELL PLATES WEIGHT SET 2.5-10 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C020963 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: 6150E SPORTS A |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C021264 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: LEG PRESS LIFE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C022868 |
WEIGHT BENCH: NAUTILIS FREE WEIG |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C023364 |
DUMBBELL SET: 5-50LB TROY VTX-PR |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C025191 |
TREADMILL: TRUE FITNESS 700 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C025283 |
WEIGHT BENCH: OLYMPIC, LIFE FITN |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C025539 |
TREADMILL: ENDURANCE T3 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C025543 |
RECUMBENT BIKE: HUDSON RE3300 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C025544 |
BODY SOLID POWER CENTER COMBO BE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027338 |
LEG EXTENSION: |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027442 |
EXERCISE MACHINE:PLATE LOAD SEAT |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027457 |
EXERCISE MACHINE, TORSO ARM:ARM |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027458 |
EXERCISE MACHINE:ISO-LATERAL WID |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027466 |
EXERCISE UNIT:OLYMPIC MILITARY B |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027596 |
EXERCISE MACHINE:GROUND BASE SQU |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C027704 |
FREE-WEIGHT EQUIPMENT - RACKS: C |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C028202 |
EXERCISE MACHINE:SEATED LEG PRES |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C030336 |
ELLIPTICAL FITNESS CROSSTRAINING |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C030722 |
CABLE CROSSOVER : 5649-97 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C030724 |
DIP/LEG RISE: 5530-97 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C031183 |
EXERCISE MACHINE: PECTORAL FLY/R |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C031838 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT: POWER BAR 7F |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C031843 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT: TREADMILL, P |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C031844 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT: EXERCISE BIK |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C031868 |
EXERCISE EQUIPMENT: CALF MACH HA |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C032191 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C032326 |
EXERCISING UNIT PHYSICAL FITNESS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C032569 |
BICYCLE EXERCISE, PHYSICAL FITNE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C032605 |
EXERCISING UNIT PHYSICAL FITNESS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C032620 |
EXERCISE MACHINE, DUO HIP AND BA |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C033513 |
AIR HOCKEY TABLE: HCK105 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C033699 |
EXERCISE MACH BIKE: ACTIVA RD89 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C034242 |
CURL EXERCISE EQIP:5460 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C034935 |
PLATE TREE: RK-G1B |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C035523 |
EXE MACH STAIRMASTER: 4400 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C036250 |
WEIGHT TREE: 425279 SANATA |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C036296 |
INCLINE BENCH PRESS: NAUTILUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C036298 |
STATIONARY BIKE: NAUTILUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C036300 |
BENCH PRESS: NAUTILUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C036387 |
STAIR STEPPER:MASTER805 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C038848 |
EXERCISE UNIT TOTAL GYM, COMPLET |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C039803 |
BIKE, STATIONARY: SPORTS ART 515 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C039804 |
BIKE, STATIONARY: SPORTS ART 520 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C040202 |
CHEST WEIGHTS GYMNASTIC, ADJUSTA |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C040819 |
WEIGHT BENCH: FREE POWERLIFT PBE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C041398 |
DUMBBELL SET WITH STAND: SELECT |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C042800 |
PHYSICAL FITNESS EXERCISING ROWI |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C047286 |
WEIGHT BENCH: LIFE FITNESS ADJUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C047983 |
TREADMILLS: TROTTER 710T |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C048798 |
BIKE: PROTEUS PEC-7088 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C048799 |
INCLINE BENCH: OLYMPIC TA SPORTS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C048898 |
DUMBBELL:TA SPORTS 02 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049218 |
ABDOMINAL:GAB60 BODY SOLID |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049219 |
LEG CURL: SLC400G BODY SOLID |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049444 |
FLAT BENCH PROTEUS PB2380: |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049450 |
ELLIPTICAL TRAINER PROTEUS -1500 |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049470 |
VERTICAL KNEE RAISE TA SPORT SG |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C049473 |
CABLE CROSSOVER MACHINE BODY SOL |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C050054 |
RACK SQUAT: BODY SOLID/PSS60W |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001C050057 |
DUMBELL SET : 5-50 TA SPORTS/WDR |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001D030079 |
BILLIARD TABLES |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001N010387 |
LEG CURL MACHINE |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001V192597 |
X-OUR MACH PLUS |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001V233292 |
WEIGHT ST PLATE W/BAR |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001V233308 |
WEIGHT SET W/BENCH |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001Z200540 |
BENCH WKOUT (ALL MDL) |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
783001Z201454 |
TREADMILL (ALL MDL) |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
7830513015674 |
FLAT BENCHES |
Recreational and Gymnastic Equipment |
| 1 |
7910005509124 |
CLNR VAC AC 120V 60HZ |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
7910005765893 |
VACUUM CLEANER |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
7910011394896 |
CLEANER,VACUUM WET |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
7910012158027 |
CLEANER,VACUUM,SELF-PROPELLED-(6 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
7910013383327 |
CLEANER,VACUUM,ELEC |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C004073 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, WET-DRY |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C007101 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, WET-DRY |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C010766 |
CLEANER VACUUM HEAVY DUTY COMMER |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C011305 |
CLEANER VACUUM HEAVY DUTY COMMER |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C018383 |
SWEEPER: FLOOR AUTOMATIC |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C019768 |
FLOOR BUFFER: CB1500X PULLMAN-HO |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C024070 |
17 FLOOR BUFFER: PWER-FLITE, AD1 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C030951 |
INDUSTRIAL VACUUM CLEAN: 429 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C032120 |
VAC CLEAN/ ELEKTRA:EVC-1565 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C032583 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, VERTICA |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C032594 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, VERTICA |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C032595 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, VERTICA |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C032596 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC, VERTICA |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C033241 |
FLOOR BUFFER ELECTRIC : F7066 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C033760 |
VACCUM: PROCLEAN DRY 2001 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C034404 |
VACUUM CLEA: MC-3450W |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C034789 |
VAC CLEANER:MS-6855ND |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C034873 |
VACUUM CLEANER: 220-V FIELD SERV |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C034929 |
VACCUM: HITACHI T400 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C035718 |
VACUUM: RAMCO PRO 1700 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C038826 |
VACUUM: M084600 DIRT DEVIL |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C042449 |
SOTECO WET/DRY VACCUM CLEANER - |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C043005 |
SWEEPER: FLOOR ELECTRIC |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C044418 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC VERTICAL |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C044832 |
CLEANER VACUUM ELECTRIC: UPRIGHT |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C048266 |
VACUUM CLEANER:HOOVER AQUA JET 5 |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
791001C048269 |
VACUUM CLEANER: NILFISK BACKPACK |
Floor Polishers and Vacuum Cleaning Equipment |
| 1 |
8115002717000 |
BX SHIPG 295 CU FT-(13215E0407) |
Boxes, Cartons, and Crates |
| 1 |
8120003577992 |
CYLINDER 250 CU FT |
Commercial and Industrial Gas Cylinders |
| 1 |
8120019857415 |
AIR COMPRESSOR |
Commercial and Industrial Gas Cylinders |
| 1 |
8130002530106 |
REEL CABLE DR-5 |
Reels and Spools |
| 1 |
813001C030400 |
CABLE REEL : 400 ULTRA FLEX |
Reels and Spools |
| 1 |
813001C033540 |
SPOOL: STYLE B ROLL-A-REEL |
Reels and Spools |
| 1 |
813501C040741 |
WRAP MACHINE STRETCH AUTOMATIC: |
Packaging and Packing Bulk Materials |
| 1 |
814500D110013 |
CONTAINER 40 FT |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145013163295 |
SHIP AND STORAGE CONT |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145013252244 |
ISU 96RC |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145013262578 |
SHIPPING AND STORAGE CONTAINER,M |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145013379996 |
SHIP AND STOR CONT210 |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145013847123 |
SHIPPING AND STORAG |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145014229065 |
SHIPPING AND STORAG-(52116-032) |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145014229080 |
SHIPPING AND STORAG-(ISU90RC) |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145014674049 |
SHIPPING AND STORAG |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145014685926 |
CONTAINER,SPECIAL |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145015023930 |
CONTAINER,SPECIAL-(CCC208) |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8145015078684 |
CONTAINER,HELAMS 96 |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
814501C018645 |
CASE, SHOCK MOUNT SHIPPING AND S |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
814501C019574 |
CONTAINER STORAGE STEELE: STORAG |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
814501C020222 |
CASE TRANSIT: 32 VIKING |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
814501C030796 |
STORAGE CONTAIN: ISU 90 54102 |
Specialized Shipping and Storage Containers |
| 1 |
8340007536438 |
TARPAULIN 40 X 20 FT |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340007536571 |
TENT GP SML |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340008416455 |
TARPAULIN CTN 20X20FT |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340008893686 |
TENT VEH MAINT |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340011852615 |
TENT 48LX20W UTILITY |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340013830867 |
TENT, GP MODULAR MEDIUM |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340014398421 |
TENT-(00200) |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340014437342 |
TENT |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340014594366 |
UTILITIES SUPPORT U-(HP-2C) |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8340015140577 |
UTILITIES SUPPORT U-(TENT TRAILE |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
834001C017916 |
LIGHT SET, TENT: J-DRASHLITE 2-4 |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
834001C031179 |
MODCOM POST SYS:GS-35F-0069L |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
834001F000493 |
TARPAULIN: SYSTEM 50M X 150M 6 P |
Tents and Tarpaulins |
| 1 |
8345006561444 |
FLG NTL US 3 X 4FT RY-(DDD-F-416 |
Flags and Pennants |
| 1 |
8345012955987 |
FLAG,NATIONAL-(A-A-2864) |
Flags and Pennants |
| 1 |
8415010923910 |
GLOVES HT PROT |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013261570 |
CAP CAMOUFL DES 6 3/8 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013261572 |
CAP CAMOUFL DES 6 5/8 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013261574 |
CAP CAMOUFL DES 6 7/8 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013274828 |
HAT DES 3-COLOR 6 1/2 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013274829 |
HAT DES 3-COLOR 6 5/8 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013274839 |
HAT DES 3-COLOR 7 7/8 |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013327908 |
COVERALLS CVC XS LNG |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415013338407 |
JACKET,COLD WEATHER-(SIZE XL-R) |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415014442338 |
TRSERS CHEMICAL P |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415014828690 |
GLOVES,FLYERS' |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8415015154663 |
CVR HELMET, REVERSIBLE L\XL |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
841501F001492 |
TROUSERS, MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTI |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
841501F001501 |
JACKET, MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTION |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
841501F001502 |
TROUSERS, MULTI-CLIMATE PROTECTI |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
841501V192612 |
TICPDE SYSTEM |
Clothing, Special Purpose |
| 1 |
8430013256452 |
BOOT DSRT 4 R TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430013256459 |
BOOT DSRT 5 R TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430013256469 |
BOOT DSRT 6 R TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430013256474 |
BOOT DSRT 6 1/2R TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430013256485 |
BOOT DSRT 7 1/2 W TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430013256510 |
BOOT DSRT 10 W TAN |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939192 |
BOOT HOT WEATHER |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939271 |
BOOT HOT WEATHER 8W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939281 |
BOOTS, HOT WEATHER |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939287 |
BOOTS |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939294 |
BOOT |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939297 |
BOOTS |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939693 |
BOOT HOT WEATHER 10 1/2 W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939699 |
BOOT HOT WEATHER 11W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939700 |
BOOT HOT WEATHER 11 1/2 R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939732 |
BOOTS HOT WEATHER SIZE 12R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430014939737 |
BOOTS, DCU |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145136 |
BOOTS COMBT 8 1/2W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145143 |
BOOTS COMBT 9 1/2R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145144 |
BOOTS COMBT 9 1/2W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145147 |
BOOTS COMBT 9 1/2XW |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145162 |
BOOTS COMBT 11 1/2R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015145187 |
BOOTS COMBT 14R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015161649 |
BOOTS COMBAT 9W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015161659 |
BOOT COMBAT 10 R |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015161685 |
BOOTS COMBAT 10.5W |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
8430015403904 |
-(SIZE 8 W) |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
843001N020211 |
NIGHT HUNTER II FLASH LIGHT |
Footwear, Men's |
| 1 |
846501V077952 |
KEVLAR SET LMTV |
Individual Equipment |
| 1 |
8470014918071 |
BDY ARMOR OUTER |
Armor, Personal |
| 1 |
8470014943570 |
INSERT SM ARMS XXX L |
Armor, Personal |
| 1 |
8470015136411 |
HELMET ADVANCED COMBAT |
Armor, Personal |
| 1 |
8470015374450 |
CONVERSION KIT ASSE |
Armor, Personal |
| 1 |
847001C011662 |
BODY ARMOR: BODY ARMOR PRO TECH |
Armor, Personal |
| 1 |
9009211200000 |
CAMERA SYS PRNT (LVRS |
|
| 1 |
915001C020775 |
DEPLOYABLE OIL PURIFICATION SYST |
Oils and Greases: Cutting, Lubricating, and Hydraulic |
| 1 |
982001Z161959 |
20" LCD TV |
|
| 1 |
991501C025535 |
PERSIAN RUG 3X4: IRAQI GIFT |
Collectors' and/or Historical Items |
| 1 |
9925002643604 |
CANDLESTICK ALTAR CHR-(14-1-89) |
Ecclesiastical Equipment, Furnishings, and Supplies |
| 1 |
9925002751281 |
STAND 13IN L X 11IN W |
Ecclesiastical Equipment, Furnishings, and Supplies |
| 1 |
999901C021941 |
VSAT: CSS VSAT CSS VSAT |
Miscellaneous Items |


ussl
– SSL/TLS module¶
This module provides access to Transport Layer Security (previously and widely known as “Secure Sockets Layer”) encryption and peer authentication facilities for network sockets, both client-side and server-side.
Functions¶
-
ssl.
wrap_socket
(sock, server_side=False, keyfile=None, certfile=None, cert_reqs=CERT_NONE, ca_certs=None)¶ Takes a stream
sock
(usually usocket.socket instance ofSOCK_STREAM
type), and returns an instance of ssl.SSLSocket, which wraps the underlying stream in an SSL context. Returned object has the usual stream interface methods likeread()
,write()
, etc. In MicroPython, the returned object does not expose socket interface and methods likerecv()
,send()
. In particular, a server-side SSL socket should be created from a normal socket returned fromaccept()
on a non-SSL listening server socket.Depending on the underlying module implementation for a particular board, some or all keyword arguments above may be not supported.
Warning
Some implementations of ssl
module do NOT validate server certificates,
which makes an SSL connection established prone to man-in-the-middle attacks.


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Tims Elma Project
An event loop manager for embedded systems
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Elma is an event loop manager designed to teach embedded and reactive systems programming. This repository contains an example Elma project, showing how to use many Elma features, as well as illustrating how to arrange the files and directories in an Elma project.
The source code for this project is available on github.
For Linux and Mac just change $PWD/: to $PWD:
git clone https://github.com/dukhnovs/ECE590_final_project.git cd ECE590_final_project.git docker run -v $PWD/:/source -it klavins/elma:latest bash make make docs
To run the weather_app, type
bin/weather_app
The weather_app is controlled via the keyboard, via these keys:
To run tests, do ```bash bin/test ```
The project is designed using a finite state machine. There are two states: min and max. State min represents when the user wants to check the lowest temperature in the forecast. State max represents when the user wants to check the highest temperature in the forecast.
First, the user selects a city (Seattle or London). This is not stored in a state but simply saved in the weather_app class as a variable. Second, the user selects a temperature type (min or max). This causes the transation from the current state to the selected state.
The selected state is then used to figure out which temperature value to return and display on the user interface. If the state is min, then the min temperature is displayed. If the state is max, then the max temperature state is displayed. Both values are stored in the weather_app class independent of the state but only one is used depending on the state.
The max state is in max.h.
The min state is in min.h.
The weather_app main parts are in weather_app.h. This is where the json file with weather data is obtained with an API from openweathermap.org. This is also where the user selections are stored and all weather data are stored.
The user interface is in user_interface.h. This controls what is displayed on the terminal.
Describe the results of testing and running your code. Include visuals when possible.
Professor Klavins' code was used as the starting base for this project.
https://github.com/klavinslab/elma_project https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1153548/minimum-double-value-in-c-c https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/types/numeric_limits/max http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/vector/vector/clear/


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Nested modal
Nested modals can be created by simply adding a <modal> inside a <modal>
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<modal #nestedModal>
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Nested modal
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Nested modals can be created by simply adding a <modal> inside a <modal>
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<modal #nestedModalX>
<ng-template #modalBody>This is the nested modal content.</ng-template>
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by Matt LombardiAlabama quarterback Tua Tagovailoa appeared to suffer a significant hip injury in the second quarter of his team’s game against Mississippi State. Many, including ESPN’s David Pollack, are criticizing Crimson Tide head coach Nick Saban for still having Tagovailoa in the game.
The injury came just a few minutes before halftime and Alabama leading 35-7. Pollack took to Twitter to publicly call out Saban for having Tagovailoa in the game. He doesn’t think the move made any sense.
Tagovailoa entered the game with an ankle injury and was considered a game-time decision. He was ruled good to go just before kickoff.
Alabama, after losing to LSU last week, needs to win out to have any shot at qualifying for the College Football Playoff. That includes a win over rival Auburn in two weeks.
If Tagovailoa is unable to go the rest of the season, Saban will be forced to start Mac Jones under center.
Hopefully, the injury isn’t as serious as it appears. But Tagovailoa was reportedly “screaming in pain” on the ground in the aftermath. We’ll keep you updated.


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Namespace JSV
Defined in: jsv.js.
| Constructor Attributes | Constructor Name and Description |
|---|---|
|
A globaly accessible object that provides the ability to create and manage Environments,
as well as providing utility methods.
|
| Method Attributes | Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
JSV.createEnvironment(id)
Creates and returns a new Environment that is a clone of the environment registered with the provided ID.
|
| <static> |
JSV.getDefaultEnvironmentID()
Returns the ID of the default environment.
|
| <static> |
JSV.isJSONInstance(o)
Returns if the provide value is an instance of JSONInstance.
|
| <static> |
JSV.isJSONSchema(o)
Returns if the provide value is an instance of JSONSchema.
|
| <static> |
JSV.registerEnvironment(id, env)
Registers the provided Environment with the provided ID.
|
| <static> |
JSV.setDefaultEnvironmentID(id)
Sets which registered ID is the default environment.
|
| Utility Method Attributes | Utility Method Name and Description |
|---|---|
| <static> |
JSV.clone(o, deep)
Creates a copy of the target object.
|
| <static> |
JSV.createObject(proto)
Return a new object that inherits all of the properties of the provided object.
|
| <static> |
JSV.escapeURIComponent(str)
Properly escapes a URI component for embedding into a URI string.
|
| <static> |
JSV.filterArray(arr, iterator, scope)
Returns a new array that only contains the items allowed by the iterator.
|
| <static> |
JSV.formatURI(uri)
Returns a URI that is formated for JSV.
|
| <static> |
JSV.inherits(base, extra, extension)
Merges two schemas/instance together.
|
| <static> |
JSV.keys(o)
Returns an array of the names of all properties of an object.
|
| <static> |
JSV.mapArray(arr, iterator, scope)
Returns a new array with each item transformed by the iterator.
|
| <static> |
JSV.mapObject(obj, iterator, scope)
Returns a new object with each property transformed by the iterator.
|
| <static> |
JSV.popFirst(arr, o)
Mutates the array by removing the first item that matches the provided value in the array.
|
| <static> |
JSV.pushUnique(arr, o)
Mutates the array by pushing the provided value onto the array only if it is not already there.
|
| <static> |
JSV.randomuid()
Generates a pseudo-random uid.
|
| <static> |
JSV.searchArray(arr, o)
Returns the first index in the array that the provided item is located at.
|
| <static> |
JSV.toArray(o)
Returns an array representation of a value.
|
| <static> |
JSV.typeOf(o)
Returns the name of the type of the provided value.
|
Namespace Detail
JSV
A globaly accessible object that provides the ability to create and manage Environments,
as well as providing utility methods.
Method Detail
<static>
{Environment}
JSV.createEnvironment(id)
Creates and returns a new Environment that is a clone of the environment registered with the provided ID.
If no environment ID is provided, the default environment is cloned.
- Parameters:
- {String} id Optional
- The ID of the environment to clone. If
undefined
, the default environment ID is used.
- Throws:
- {Error}
- If there is no environment registered with the provided ID
- Returns:
- {Environment} A newly cloned Environment
<static>
{String}
JSV.getDefaultEnvironmentID()
Returns the ID of the default environment.
- Returns:
- {String} The ID of the default environment
<static>
{Boolean}
JSV.isJSONInstance(o)
Returns if the provide value is an instance of JSONInstance.
- Parameters:
- o
- The value to test
- Returns:
- {Boolean} If the provide value is an instance of JSONInstance
<static>
{Boolean}
JSV.isJSONSchema(o)
Returns if the provide value is an instance of JSONSchema.
- Parameters:
- o
- The value to test
- Returns:
- {Boolean} If the provide value is an instance of JSONSchema
<static>
JSV.registerEnvironment(id, env)
Registers the provided Environment with the provided ID.
- Parameters:
- {String} id
- The ID of the environment
- {Environment} env
- The environment to register
<static>
JSV.setDefaultEnvironmentID(id)
Sets which registered ID is the default environment.
- Parameters:
- {String} id
- The ID of the registered environment that is default
- Throws:
- {Error}
- If there is no registered environment with the provided ID
Utility Method Detail
<static>
JSV.clone(o, deep)
Creates a copy of the target object.
This method will create a new instance of the target, and then mixin the properties of the target.
If deep
is true
, then each property will be cloned before mixin.
Warning: This is not a generic clone function, as it will only properly clone objects and arrays.
- Parameters:
- {Any} o
- The value to clone
- {Boolean} deep Optional, Default: false
- If each property should be recursively cloned
- Returns:
- A cloned copy of the provided value
<static>
{Object}
JSV.createObject(proto)
Return a new object that inherits all of the properties of the provided object.
- Parameters:
- {Object} proto
- The prototype of the new object
- Returns:
- {Object} A new object that inherits all of the properties of the provided object
<static>
{String}
JSV.escapeURIComponent(str)
Properly escapes a URI component for embedding into a URI string.
- Parameters:
- {String} str
- The URI component to escape
- Returns:
- {String} The escaped URI component
<static>
{Array}
JSV.filterArray(arr, iterator, scope)
Returns a new array that only contains the items allowed by the iterator.
- Parameters:
- {Array} arr
- The array to filter
- {Function} iterator
- The function that returns true if the provided property should be added to the array
- {Object} scope
- The value of
this
within the iterator
- Returns:
- {Array} A new array that contains the items allowed by the iterator
<static>
{String}
JSV.formatURI(uri)
Returns a URI that is formated for JSV. Currently, this only ensures that the URI ends with a hash tag (
#
).
- Parameters:
- {String} uri
- The URI to format
- Returns:
- {String} The URI formatted for JSV
<static>
{Any}
JSV.inherits(base, extra, extension)
Merges two schemas/instance together.
- Parameters:
- {JSONSchema|Any} base
- The old value to merge
- {JSONSchema|Any} extra
- The new value to merge
- {Boolean} extension
- If the merge is a JSON Schema extension
- Returns:
- {Any} The modified base value
<static>
{Array}
JSV.keys(o)
Returns an array of the names of all properties of an object.
- Parameters:
- {Object|Array} o
- The object in question
- Returns:
- {Array} The names of all properties
<static>
{Array}
JSV.mapArray(arr, iterator, scope)
Returns a new array with each item transformed by the iterator.
- Parameters:
- {Array} arr
- The array to transform
- {Function} iterator
- A function that returns the new value of the provided item
- {Object} scope
- The value of
this
in the iterator
- Returns:
- {Array} A new array with each item transformed
<static>
{Object}
JSV.mapObject(obj, iterator, scope)
Returns a new object with each property transformed by the iterator.
- Parameters:
- {Object} obj
- The object to transform
- {Function} iterator
- A function that returns the new value of the provided property
- {Object} scope Optional
- The value of
this
in the iterator
- Returns:
- {Object} A new object with each property transformed
<static>
{Array}
JSV.popFirst(arr, o)
Mutates the array by removing the first item that matches the provided value in the array.
- Parameters:
- {Array} arr
- The array to modify
- {Any} o
- The object to remove from the array
- Returns:
- {Array} The provided array for chaining
<static>
{Array}
JSV.pushUnique(arr, o)
Mutates the array by pushing the provided value onto the array only if it is not already there.
- Parameters:
- {Array} arr
- The array to modify
- {Any} o
- The object to add to the array if it is not already there
- Returns:
- {Array} The provided array for chaining
<static>
{String}
JSV.randomuid()
Generates a pseudo-random uid.
- Returns:
- {String} A new universally unique ID
<static>
{Number}
JSV.searchArray(arr, o)
Returns the first index in the array that the provided item is located at.
- Parameters:
- {Array} arr
- The array to search
- {Any} o
- The item being searched for
- Returns:
- {Number} The index of the item in the array, or
-1
if not found
<static>
{Array}
JSV.toArray(o)
Returns an array representation of a value.
- For array-like objects, the value will be casted as an Array type.
- If an array is provided, the function will simply return the same array.
- For a null or undefined value, the result will be an empty Array.
- For all other values, the value will be the first element in a new Array.
- Parameters:
- {Any} o
- The value to convert into an array
- Returns:
- {Array} The value as an array
<static>
{String}
JSV.typeOf(o)
Returns the name of the type of the provided value.
- Parameters:
- {Any} o
- The value to determine the type of
- Returns:
- {String} The name of the type of the value


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public interface CoordinateSequenceFilter
CoordinateSequence
.
A filter can either record information about each coordinate,
or change the value of the coordinate.
Filters can be
used to implement operations such as coordinate transformations, centroid and
envelope computation, and many other functions.
Geometry
classes support the concept of applying a
CoordinateSequenceFilter
to each
CoordinateSequence
s they contain.
For maximum efficiency, the execution of filters can be short-circuited by using the isDone()
method.
CoordinateSequenceFilter
is
an example of the Gang-of-Four Visitor pattern.
Note: In general, it is preferable to treat Geometrys as immutable.
Mutation should be performed by creating a new Geometry object (see GeometryEditor
and GeometryTransformer
for convenient ways to do this).
An exception to this rule is when a new Geometry has been created via Geometry.clone()
.
In this case mutating the Geometry will not cause aliasing issues,
and a filter is a convenient way to implement coordinate transformation.
Geometry.apply(CoordinateFilter)
,
GeometryTransformer
,
GeometryEditor
,
Geometry.apply(CoordinateSequenceFilter)
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
filter(CoordinateSequence seq,
int i)
Performs an operation on a coordinate in a
CoordinateSequence . |
boolean |
isDone()
Reports whether the application of this filter can be terminated.
|
boolean |
isGeometryChanged()
Reports whether the execution of this filter
has modified the coordinates of the geometry.
|
void filter(CoordinateSequence seq, int i)
CoordinateSequence
.seq
- the CoordinateSequence
to which the filter is appliedi
- the index of the coordinate to apply the filter toboolean isDone()
boolean isGeometryChanged()
Geometry.geometryChanged()
will be executed
after this filter has finished being executed.
Most filters can simply return a constant value reflecting whether they are able to change the coordinates.


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<avr/sfr_defs.h>
file is included by all of the <avr/ioXXXX.h>
files, which use macros defined here to make the special function register definitions look like C variables or simple constants, depending on the _SFR_ASM_COMPAT
define. Some examples from <avr/iocanxx.h>
to show how to define such macros:
#define PORTA _SFR_IO8(0x02) #define EEAR _SFR_IO16(0x21) #define UDR0 _SFR_MEM8(0xC6) #define TCNT3 _SFR_MEM16(0x94) #define CANIDT _SFR_MEM32(0xF0)
If _SFR_ASM_COMPAT
is not defined, C programs can use names like PORTA
directly in C expressions (also on the left side of assignment operators) and GCC will do the right thing (use short I/O instructions if possible). The __SFR_OFFSET
definition is not used in any way in this case.
Define _SFR_ASM_COMPAT
as 1 to make these names work as simple constants (addresses of the I/O registers). This is necessary when included in preprocessed assembler (*.S) source files, so it is done automatically if __ASSEMBLER__
is defined. By default, all addresses are defined as if they were memory addresses (used in lds/sts
instructions). To use these addresses in in/out
instructions, you must subtract 0x20 from them.
For more backwards compatibility, insert the following at the start of your old assembler source file:
#define __SFR_OFFSET 0
This automatically subtracts 0x20 from I/O space addresses, but it's a hack, so it is recommended to change your source: wrap such addresses in macros defined here, as shown below. After this is done, the __SFR_OFFSET
definition is no longer necessary and can be removed.
Real example - this code could be used in a boot loader that is portable between devices with SPMCR
at different addresses.
<avr/iom163.h>: #define SPMCR _SFR_IO8(0x37) <avr/iom128.h>: #define SPMCR _SFR_MEM8(0x68)
#if _SFR_IO_REG_P(SPMCR) out _SFR_IO_ADDR(SPMCR), r24 #else sts _SFR_MEM_ADDR(SPMCR), r24 #endif
You can use the in/out/cbi/sbi/sbic/sbis
instructions, without the _SFR_IO_REG_P
test, if you know that the register is in the I/O space (as with SREG
, for example). If it isn't, the assembler will complain (I/O address out of range 0...0x3f), so this should be fairly safe.
If you do not define __SFR_OFFSET
(so it will be 0x20 by default), all special register addresses are defined as memory addresses (so SREG
is 0x5f), and (if code size and speed are not important, and you don't like the ugly #if above) you can always use lds/sts to access them. But, this will not work if __SFR_OFFSET
!= 0x20, so use a different macro (defined only if __SFR_OFFSET
== 0x20) for safety:
sts _SFR_ADDR(SPMCR), r24
In C programs, all 3 combinations of _SFR_ASM_COMPAT
and __SFR_OFFSET
are supported - the _SFR_ADDR(SPMCR)
macro can be used to get the address of the SPMCR
register (0x57 or 0x68 depending on device).


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The 56-year-old man’s body was discovered in his Beach Road flat in the Cape Town suburb at around 10:40 on Friday, police spokesperson Colonel Andrè Traut confirmed.
The suspect was arrested shortly afterwards.
“Investigations led to the arrest of a 30-year-old suspect close to the crime scene who was found in possession of the victim’s property," Traut said.
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- As a user, I want to select my province from a dropdown list.
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I didn't have nearly enough time to enjoy everything that was going on at PyCon 2014 last week. One event I particularly regret missing was a sprint organized in part by the folks at Scrapinghub. They got a bunch of people to write little scrapers to go through old conference websites, pull out speakers' names, and run them through a gender identification library in order to plot changes in gender balance per conference over time. The code is all available on GitHub, and Gayane Petrosyan (currently at the Hacker School in New York City) has started plotting some of the results.
It's a really cool project,
and you really ought to fork it,
add a scraper for a conference or two,
and send a pull request with your results.
If you're going to do that on a Mac,
though,
you may run into a problem.
If you're using Continuum's Anaconda installation of Python,
then pip install scrapy
fails
with a lengthy stack trace and the cryptic message, "Reason: image not found."
Matt Davis,
eventually figured out that you have to set a shell variable before trying to install
the Python cryptography
library
that Scrapy depends on:
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$HOME/anaconda/lib
This piece of information didn't appear anywhere on the Internet
(at least not that we could find).
The clue that set us on the right path
was a fix recommended in issue #693 from the cryptography
library:
env DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/opt/openssl/lib/ \ ARCHFLAGS="-arch x86_64 -Wno-error=unused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future" \ LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/opt/openssl/lib" \ CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/opt/openssl/include" \ pip install cryptography
When I started this post, I planned to enumerate all the bits of background knowledge someone would need in order to solve this problem. The list quickly became unmanageable: environment variables and dynamically-loaded libraries in general, this particular variable and library in particular, the fact that the operating system's search for the latter can be controlled by the former, the way Python libraries can depend on compiled C libraries... There's a lot going on here, and most people, even ones who've been through a bootcamp, would give up on contributing to this project before they got the required software stack to work.
This post isn't meant to be a criticism of Scrapy,
the cryptography
library,
or Anaconda:
they're all useful, well-engineered tools.
Instead,
my goal was to explain why we can't just teach people end-user tasks like data analysis.
"Gender balance per conference over time" is a pretty innocuous question,
but even someone who understands
how to write a few lines of code to connect a scraping service
to Python's Natural Language Toolkit
would probably be defeated in this case.
Pre-configured virtual machines and all-in-one installers aren't a solution to this problem:
they only give you what their creators thought to include,
and as soon as you want to take advantage of anything else,
you're right back in the minefield.
The internet isn't a solution either:
I've been programming for over thirty years,
and I didn't know that the magic word I needed was DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
.
What I do know is that
every attempt I've seen to sprint for the finish line—to teach
the skills people want to do
before teaching the basic concepts those skills depend on—has produced more frustration than enlightenment.
In the end,
it turns out that my high school music teacher was right:
if you want to play a solo,
you have to learn your scales.
Postscript: there were several comments on this post on GitHub while it was still in draft; I've included them below, and more would be welcome.
This is a good issue. I know you were just picking this dynamic library problem an example, but it's one that's near to my heart as somebody who helps develop cross-platform tools. Dynamic library loaders are very complicated pieces of machinery, and they present similar-yet-different interfaces on OS X, Windows, and Linux.
I do believe that we're getting a lot better at providing "batteries-included" platforms for developers to work on, without having to understand the underlying guts of their tools. It used to be that if you wanted to perform a computation involving solving a system of linear equations, you had to know how to write C or Fortran code, perhaps call the LAPACK library if you wanted it to be very fast, call the compiler, the linker, and maybe use a Makefile, all to run your code from the command line.
Nowadays, you can solve this system of equations in a single line of code in Python (using SciPy), MATLAB, or even on the web with tools like SageMathCloud or Wolfram Alpha. We're making progress in layering low-level library dependencies away from users, but we're not done yet. Tools like conda and hashdist are emerging specifically to help increase the range of experts, allowing developers to focus on building tools higher in the stack.
Packaging, interoperability, and portability remain as challenges in scientific computing, for all languages and platforms. I think advances in tools and techniques will continue to have significant impact in improving productivity, aiding replicability and reproducibility, and reducing the need for scientists to set arcane environment variables to get their web scraper going.
I think well-configured VMs and cloud computing machines are a solution; it's super hard to write software for everyone's individual laptop, but if I tell you "Ubuntu 12.04 with these packages, and here's how to install them with apt-get, and then build our software", well, that's just going to work.
VMs can help but sometimes they just make the problem "worse" because you will need specific versions of virtualization software, network configured properly, ... since the VM was made to "Ubuntu X" and you are using "Ubuntu Y".
sure, but the Ubuntu Long Term Support releases should mitigate that quite a bit -- I'm now relying on 12.04 for our scientific software, and 12.04 is supported through 2017, I think.
It comes down to numbers: is the percentage of packages that JFI (Just Install) high enough that most scientists, most of the time, don't run into problems whose solution requires 10X the knowledge they have? Python's `cryptography` library isn't a small or obscure package, and Anaconda on Mac OS X isn't a rare combination; how long until events like that on the VM of your choice are so infrequent as to be a non-issue?
Docker.io might one-day help on the Linux platform, but as you point out, Macs are well, different.
Additionally, when you write a piece of code people find useful then open source it. If it becomes popular you will be dealing with a torrent of correspondence as people try to run your code on every conceivable software platform under the sun.
@gvwilson: I think we've crossed that bridge with the core SciPy Stack on the major platforms.
@ctb: The VM solution isn't a silver bullet, unfortunately. For one, VMs don't work on supercomputers. Additionally, as Greg alludes, when you combine more tools, you increase the risk that you will need a library at a version that isn't provided by the VM because the VM is too new or old, coming to the limits of "interoperability".
Despite this, I think it remains to be seen whether we see VMs emerge on major HPC platforms, or installation-isolating tools like Docker, HashDist, or Conda enter mainstream popularity.
The message I get from your post is: "This isn't as easy as we'd want it to be",
The reason I don't think VMs are the whole solution is that they don't - in their present general usage - solve the issue of me making multiple difficult to install tools work together.
Another solution - not necessarily the right one - is having an expert in every group/department who installs new software on a central set of managed machines for the group (aka the SysAdmin model or HPC centre model). But it can create an artificial divide between those who know what they'd like to do, and those who know what's possible on their machines.
VMs don't solve everything. But they solve an awful lot, especially at the level that Software Carpentry students and instructors work at, and I wish I understood why people ignore 'em. EOM. :)
I would've much rather seen this interesting and useful discussion as comments on the published blog post, rather than in github on the draft blog post. :(
Something like this happened to my partner and I during the SciPy 2013 git/testing tutorial. We got in a situation where git was refusing to commit our changes, and none of the usual suggested solutions from the instructors worked. In the end, the instructor had to "drive" and fix the problem, but we were all in a rush. It got fixed, but we didn't learn how. So ultimately my take home message regarding git was "here there be dragons."


class
#include <Directory/Sub/Class.h>
Class A class.
A section
Text.
Subsection
Subsection 2
Subsection 3
Section 2
Public types
Public static variables
- static static int Size constexpr
- A public static var.
Public static functions
- static void damage()
- A public static function.
Constructors, destructors, conversion operators
- Class(int, void*) explicit constexpr noexcept
- A constructor without parameter names.
- Class(Class&) deleted
- Deleted copy.
- operator bool() const && explicit
- A conversion operator that works only on &&.
- ~Class() protected pure virtual
- A protected pure virtual destructor.
Public functions
Public variables
- std::string debug
- A public variable.
Protected types
Protected static functions
- static void repair()
- A protected static function.
Protected functions
- auto fetchMeSomeIntegers() const -> int constexpr
- Protected function.
Protected static variables
- static bool False
- A protected static var.
Protected variables
- std::string logger
- A protected variable.
Private functions
- auto doSomething() const -> int virtual
- A documented private virtual function.
Group full of non-public stuff which should be marked as such
- enum Flag { } protected
- Protected flag in a group.
- using Main = void protected
- Protected alias in a group.
- void* variable protected
- Protected variable in a group.
- void foo() const & protected
- Protected function in a group.
- auto doStuff() -> int private pure virtual
- Private virtual function in a group.


A puzzlescript file is divided into 8 sections:
Here's where all the fun happens! A level section of a file looks something like this:
=======
LEVELS
=======
#########
#.......#
#.*.*.O.#
#..*..O.#
#.P.*.*.#
#.......#
#########
MESSAGE Woah, that was tough, eh?!
#########
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#.P.*.O.#
#.......#
#########
#########
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>#.P.*.O.#
#.......#
#########
MESSAGE Thank you for playing the game.
Levels are separated by blank lines, and you can also display messages if you want to. If you want to have several objects occupying single tile, you can specify this in the legend using and:
@ = Crate and Target
If you hold CTRL (or, on a Mac, CMD) and left click on the level in the text editor, it will load it in game.
Branching. I have no support for it in terms of this level structure. If you want a continuous open world where you don't see everything all the time you can set zoomscreen or flickscreen in the prelude.
If you can think of an elegant way to implement level branching in the engine, let me know, and I'll consider it : )


Using Parameterized Classes
Use parameterized classes to write more effective, versatile, and encapsulated code.
Why, and Some History
Well-written and reusable classes often have to change their behavior based on where and how they’re declared. However, due to the organic way the Puppet language grew, there was a long period where it didn’t have a specific means to do this.
Most Puppet coders solved this by using dynamic variable lookup to pass parameters into classes. By making the class’s effects pivot on a handful of variables not defined in the class, you could later set those variables at node scope or in another class, then declare the class and assign its parent scope; at that point, the class would go looking for the information it needed and react accordingly.
This approach did the job and solved some really important problems, but it had major drawbacks:
- It basically exploded all variables into the global namespace. Since classes had to look outside their own scope for parameters, parameters were effectively global. That meant you had to anticipate what every other module author was going to name their variables and try to guess something safe.
- Understanding how to declare a class was not exactly straightforward. There was no built-in way to tell what parameters a class needed to have set, so you were on your own for documenting it and following the rules to the letter. Optional parameters in particular could bite you at exactly the wrong time.
- It was just plain confusing. The rules for how a parent scope is assigned can fit on an index card, but they can interact in some extraordinarily hairy ways. (ibid.)
So to shorten a long story, Puppet 2.6 introduced a better and more direct way to pass parameters into a class.
Philosophy
A class that depends on dynamic scope for its parameters has to do its own research. Instead, you should supply it with a full dossier when you declare it. Start thinking in terms of passing information to the class, instead of in terms of setting variables and getting scope to act right.
Using Parameterized Classes
Writing a Parameterized Class
Parameterized classes are defined just like classical classes, but with a list of parameters (in parentheses) between the class name and the opening bracket:
class webserver( $vhost_dir, $packages ) {
...
}
The parameters you name can be used as normal local variables throughout the class definition. In fact, the first step in converting a class to use parameters is to just locate all the variables you’re expecting to find in an outer scope and call them out as parameters — you won’t have to change how they’re used inside the class at all.
class webserver( $vhost_dir, $packages ) {
package { $packages: ensure => present }
file { 'vhost_dir':
path => $vhost_dir,
ensure => directory,
mode => '0750',
owner => 'www-data',
group => 'root',
}
}
You can also give default values for any parameter in the list:
class webserver( $vhost_dir = '/etc/httpd/conf.d', $packages = 'httpd' ) {
...
}
Any parameter with a default value can be safely omitted when declaring the class.
Declaring a Parameterized Class
This can be easy to forget when using the shorthand include
function, but class instances are just resources. Since include
wasn’t designed for use with parameterized classes, you have to declare them like a normal resource: type, name, and attributes, in their normal order. The parameters you named when defining the class become the attributes you use when declaring it:
class {'webserver':
packages => 'apache2',
vhost_dir => '/etc/apache2/sites-enabled',
}
Or, if declaring with all default values:
class {'webserver': }
As of Puppet 2.6.5, parameterized classes can be declared by external node classifiers; see the ENC documentation for details.
Site Design and Composition With Parameterized Classes
Once your classes are converted to use parameters, there’s some work remaining to make sure your classes can work well together.
A common pattern with standard classes is to include
any other classes that the class requires. Since include
ensures a class is declared without redeclaring it, this has been a convenient way to satisfy dependencies. This won’t work well with parameterized classes, though, for the reasons we’ve mentioned above.
Instead, you should explicitly state your class’s dependencies inside its definition using the relationship chaining syntax:
class webserver( $vhost_dir, $packages ) {
...
# Make sure our ports are configured correctly:
Class['iptables::webserver'] -> Class['webserver']
}
Instead of implicitly declaring the required class, this will make sure that compilation throws an error if it’s absent. From one perspective, this is less convenient; from another, it’s less magical and more knowable. For those who prefer implicit declaration, we’re working on a safe way to implicitly declare parameterized classes, but the design work isn’t finished at the time of this writing.
Once you’ve stated your class’s dependencies, you’ll need to declare the required classes when composing your node or wrapper class:
class tacoma_webguide_application_server {
class {'webserver':
packages => 'apache2',
vhost_dir => '/etc/apache2/sites-enabled',
}
class {'iptables::webserver':}
}
The general rule of thumb here is that you should only be declaring other classes in your outermost node or class definitions.
Further Reading
For more information on modern Puppet class and module design, see the Puppet Labs style guide.
Appendix: Smart Parameter Defaults
This design pattern can make for significantly cleaner code while enabling some really sophisticated behavior around default values.
# /etc/puppet/modules/webserver/manifests/params.pp
class webserver::params {
$packages = $operatingsystem ? {
/(?i-mx:ubuntu|debian)/ => 'apache2',
/(?i-mx:centos|fedora|redhat)/ => 'httpd',
}
$vhost_dir = $operatingsystem ? {
/(?i-mx:ubuntu|debian)/ => '/etc/apache2/sites-enabled',
/(?i-mx:centos|fedora|redhat)/ => '/etc/httpd/conf.d',
}
}
# /etc/puppet/modules/webserver/manifests/init.pp
class webserver(
$packages = $webserver::params::packages,
$vhost_dir = $webserver::params::vhost_dir
) inherits webserver::params {
package { $packages: ensure => present }
file { 'vhost_dir':
path => $vhost_dir,
ensure => directory,
mode => '0750',
owner => 'www-data',
group => 'root',
}
}
To summarize what’s happening here: When a class inherits from another class, it implicitly declares the base class. Since the base class’s local scope already exists before the new class’s parameters get declared, those parameters can be set based on information in the base class.
This is functionally equivalent to doing the following:
# /etc/puppet/modules/webserver/manifests/init.pp
class webserver( $packages = 'UNSET', $vhost_dir = 'UNSET' ) {
if $packages == 'UNSET' {
$real_packages = $operatingsystem ? {
/(?i-mx:ubuntu|debian)/ => 'apache2',
/(?i-mx:centos|fedora|redhat)/ => 'httpd',
}
}
else {
$real_packages = $packages
}
if $vhost_dir == 'UNSET' {
$real_vhost_dir = $operatingsystem ? {
/(?i-mx:ubuntu|debian)/ => '/etc/apache2/sites-enabled',
/(?i-mx:centos|fedora|redhat)/ => '/etc/httpd/conf.d',
}
}
else {
$real_vhost_dir = $vhost_dir
}
package { $real_packages: ensure => present }
file { 'vhost_dir':
path => $real_vhost_dir,
ensure => directory,
mode => '0750',
owner => 'www-data',
group => 'root',
}
}
… but it’s a significant readability win, especially if the amount of logic or the number of parameters gets any higher than what’s shown in the example.


My name is Harvey Campos-Chavez. I am a freshman majoring in Applied Physics and plan to pick up a double major in either Computer Science or Math, I which ever one I enjoy more. I plan on going to grad school after my undergrad to hopefully work with renewable energy, specifically solar energy and the improvement of solar panels. I also run for the Mens Track and Field team here at Lewis. I mainly run the 100, 200, and 400 meter dash. I was born in Chicago, IL and lived in little village with my grandparents for most of my life, but we moved to Romeoville, IL when I was 12. Since I live in Romeoville, I am a commuter so I spend most of my time at home, which does get boring at times but I have practice everyday so I am on campus a lot. My family consists of my parents and my younger brother who is a freshman in high school and our 5 year old yorkie named Coby.
I love to run 🎽 and lift weights 🏋 . I have been running track since my freshman years of high school, so about 5 years now. It is a blessing to be competing at the copllegiate level as it has always helped with time management and keeping my stress under control. Especially now in college, it has allowed me to realize my daily schedule and what time slots I have avialble throughout the day. It also gives me a brain break for the day, where I do not worry about school and just enjoy the time I have with my teammates as we all practice to improve. Not only does track help my mental health, but as well as my physical health. Practicing everyday and lifting 3 times a week has helped me reach the best shape I have ever been in. We have yet to have our first meet, but in the coming weeks, our team will travel to North Carolina to compete. I am very excited for that as it will be my very first collegiate meet and we will be in a warm state with great weather.
My birthday is the 4th of July and I went to Greece for a school trip my junior year! 😄


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This is part 2 of my Rails 3: Beginner to Builder series. https://www.schneems.com/beginner-to-builder-2011
Assignment before Week 3: Chapters 6 & 7
Video
Rails 3 Beginner to Builder 2011 Week 2 from richard schneeman on Vimeo.
Slides
Rails 3 Beginner to Builder 2011 Week 2 View more presentations from Richard Schneeman.
Topics:
- Rails
- Code Generation
- Migrations
- Scaffolding
- Validation
- Testing (AutoTest)
- Ruby
- Hashes
- class versus instances


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ActiveTcl User Guide
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for - ``For'' loop
for start test next body
For is a looping command, similar in structure to the C for statement. The start, next, and body arguments must be Tcl command strings, and test is an expression string. The for command first invokes the Tcl interpreter to execute start. Then it repeatedly evaluates test as an expression; if the result is non-zero it invokes the Tcl interpreter on body, then invokes the Tcl interpreter on next, then repeats the loop. The command terminates when test evaluates to 0. If a continue command is invoked within body then any remaining commands in the current execution of body are skipped; processing continues by invoking the Tcl interpreter on next, then evaluating test, and so on. If a break command is invoked within body or next, then the for command will return immediately. The operation of break and continue are similar to the corresponding statements in C. For returns an empty string.
Note: test should almost always be enclosed in braces. If not, variable substitutions will be made before the for command starts executing, which means that variable changes made by the loop body will not be considered in the expression. This is likely to result in an infinite loop. If test is enclosed in braces, variable substitutions are delayed until the expression is evaluated (before each loop iteration), so changes in the variables will be visible. For an example, try the following script with and without the braces around $x<10:
for {set x 0} {$x<10} {incr x} { puts "x is $x" }
break, continue, foreach, while
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Example 03 - Searching
nat-js offers you some classes to search text using Jaro, Jaro-Winkler and Levenshtein.
Jaro
Jaro-Winkler
Levenshtein


Synopsis
As subjective individual beings, We strive to understand Our place within the objective Universe. The historical
narrative of Mankind reveals the rigidness of individual bias. By understanding the journey of Ourselves, in mass, We
begin to fully appreciate the confines of Our own existence. To such a degree that Our ancient ancestors began to
unveil the quantifiable qualities of Nature’s most fundamental nature - revelations that operate by the rationale of
introspection. An innate process that exposes the divine exaltation of some transcending being, namely elevated
consciousness. Only in knowing what One does not know will One come to know the unknown, Journey on an odyssey of
theodicy to prove “god’s” existence. Where the story of Ourselves acts as an arbiter for the Universe constantly
looking within and maintaining itself both as above to so below.