walmart
Businessmodel of Walmart
Customer Segments
Walmart is the largest retail group in the US and globally, serving almost 260 million individual customers each week. The Company’s services are targeted at the mass market, principally comprising general consumers across multiple demographics. Recent reports, however, have stated that the Company’s typical customer is a white, non-hispanic female aged over 40 with an income of less than $50,000 per year.
Walmart’s Sam’s Club arm, in addition to serving individual customers, also serves small and medium-sized business, accommodating bulk orders of merchandise at wholesale process, enabling customers to sell products on at a small profit.
Walmart’s largest market is its native US, which accounts for the largest portion of the Company’s annual sales. The Company also serves a broad international network of customers, including in Africa, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America.
Value Propositions
Walmart provides value to its customers in the following ways:
- Its industry standing, with the Company established as one of the largest retail groups in the world, operating a number of successful retail chains both domestically and internationally;
- Its competitive pricing and product range, with the Company offering products at low prices, often offering discounts and deals to customers, and stocking a wide selection of merchandise across multiple product categories;
- Its multi-channel sales network, with the Company operating a variety of sales channels, including its flagship Walmart stores and its Sam’s Club network, which offer different purchasing options for consumers;
- Its accessibility and flexibility, with the Company offering a range of digital sales channels, including online stores and mobile apps, in addition to the operation of its brick and mortar retail chains; and
- Its domestic and international reach, with the Company operating an extensive domestic network of retail outlets, as well as operating separate international chains across Africa, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. ### Channels
Walmart operates numerous digital channels. This includes its website at www.walmart.com, through which it provides information on its various services and activities, and operates an online store, through which customers can browse products, make purchases, and arrange deliveries. The Company also offers a mobile app that provides similar functionality and is available on Android and iOS devices. Walmart’s digital services – including Walmart Pickup, Pickup Today and Online Grocery – are integrated with its physical stores.
Walmart additionally operates e-commerce websites in 10 countries outside the US – including in Argentina, China, Brazil, India, and South Africa – which support delivery and click and collect options. Sam’s Club also provides its members access to a broad assortment of merchandise, including products not found in its physical outlets, and services online at www.samsclub.com, as well as through a related mobile application.
Walmart has an extensive physical network of retail channels, principally through its Walmart and Wal-Mart brands. The Company’s Walmart US segment operates retail stores across the US, including in all 50 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico, with supercentres in 49 states, Washington DC and Puerto Rico, discount stores in 41 states and Puerto Rico, and Neighborhood Markets and other small store formats in 31 states and Puerto Rico. It also operates numerous Sam’s Club warehouses across the US.
Walmart operates physical retail outlets internationally, across Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, India, Japan and the United Kingdom, as well as in various other jurisdictions through majority-owned subsidiaries, joint ventures and other controlled subsidiaries.
Walmart’s retail channels are supported by the Company’s own distribution and logistics infrastructure, including distribution centres and warehouses across the US and abroad.
Customer Relationships
Walmart offers much of its product catalogue to customers on a self-service basis, with certain products available exclusively through the Company’s digital channels. The Company’s online stores and mobile apps enable customer to make purchases, track orders, manage account details, and arrange deliveries without interacting directly with members of the Company’s sales staff.
The majority of the Company’s sales are made through its brick and mortar stores, which operate on a largely self-service basis. The Company, however, employs a large team of sales and customer service personnel who operates out of these stores and are available to customers to provide advice and assistance. Walmart also has dedicated customer service teams across its three operating segments, which can be contacted over the phone and via an online contact form.
Walmart and its various business units operate their social media accounts – including with Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Instagram, and YouTube – through which it is able to interact directly with customers.
Key Activities
Walmart is a consumer goods retailer, engaged in the operation of retail, wholesale and other units both domestically in the US, and internationally.
The Company divides its activities into three business segments: Walmart US, which operates retail stores across all 50 states in the US, as well as in Washington DC and Puerto Rico, with three primary store formats, as well as digital retail channels; Walmart International segment which comprises the Company’s retail operations across 27 countries outside of the US, including through joint ventures and subsidiary companies, across Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific, and Latin America; and Sam’s Club, which comprises the operations of the Company’s membership-only warehouse clubs across the US and Puerto Rico, as well as related digital retail channels.
Key Partners
Walmart collaborates with a range of partner companies across its three operating segments. These partners include:
- Supplier and Sourcing Partners, principally comprising suppliers of merchandise and produce, as well as providers of tools, technologies, and services;
- Marketing and Affiliate Partners, comprising various websites and online businesses that assist in extending the Company’s own marketing reach;
- Channel and Joint Venture Partners, comprising logistics and distribution service providers that support the Company’s own distribution network, and international retailers with which the Company operates sales channels through mutually-owned entities; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising a range of companies and organisations with which the Company shares resources and collaborate son joint projects. Walmart recently partnered with JD, a Chinese ecommerce retailer, with a view to collaborating on online and offline retail solutions. The Company has also launched a partnership Uber and Lyft to test alternative grocery delivery services, and has a tie-up in place with ecommerce integration company CommerceHub.
Key Resources
Walmart’s key resources are its intellectual properties, its supply chain and logistics infrastructure, its online and mobile platforms and IT infrastructure, its international chain of physical retail outlets, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Walmart owns and leases an extensive portfolio of properties, including numerous brick and mortar retail stores across the Americas, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Africa, as well as distribution and logistics infrastructure, including warehouses, distribution centres.
Walmart owns a number of trademarks and patents. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office identified numerous patent applications filed in Walmart’s name, including applications entitled ‘Automatic blocking of bad actors across a network’, Method and system for managing an electronic shopping list with gestures’ and ‘Merchandise event monitoring via wireless tracking’.
Cost Structure
Walmart incurs cost in relation to the management of its supply chain and acquisition of merchandise and produce, the maintenance and development of its digital retail platforms, the maintenance of its IT infrastructure, the operation of its physical retail stores – including occupancy costs, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
In 2015 the Company accrued cost of sales in the amount of $360.98 billion, including the acquisition of merchandise and stock, and selling general and administrative costs – including the payment of salaries and benefits to its global workforce of 2.3 million employees – totaling $97.04 billion.
Revenue Streams
Walmart generates revenue through the sale of goods and merchandise through the operation of various retail channels, as well as the collection of membership fees for its Sam’s Club operations. The Company sells products across six product categories:
- Grocery, including meat, produce, natural and organics, deli and bakery, dairy, frozen foods, alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages, and various consumables;
- Health and wellness, including pharmacy, optical services, clinical services, and over-the-counter drugs;
- Entertainment, including, toys, cameras and supplies, cellular phones, movies, music, video games and books;
- Hardlines, including stationery, hardware and paint, sporting goods, and fabrics and crafts;
- Apparel, including clothes and shoes for men, women and children; and
- Home, including home furnishings, housewares and small appliances, and bedding. In 2015 Walmart generated annual revenue of $482.13 billion, down on the 485.65 billion recorded by the Company in 2014. The vast majority of this revenue, around $478.61 billion, was attributed to net sales across its multiple retail chains. The remaining revenue was attributed to the collection of memberships fees and other revenue.


Ford Ranger 4x4 outsells Toyota HiLux 4x4 for seventh month in a row
The Toyota HiLux is on track to be Australia’s top-selling vehicle outright for the fourth year in a row, Holden posts second-lowest monthly result of all time, new-car sales slow for the 19th consecutive month.
by Joshua Dowling- shares
The Ford Ranger four-wheel drive ute has outsold the Toyota HiLux four-wheel drive for the seventh month in a row – the longest winning streak to date for the Blue Oval brand.
However, the Toyota HiLux remains on track to become the best-selling vehicle outright for the fourth year in a row when all variants are included – when counted by nameplate according to standard industry practice – as it now has an unassailable lead.
Preliminary figures for November show new-car sales slowed for the 19th month in a row – the longest downturn since the Global Financial Crisis a decade ago – as consumer confidence wanes and tighter credit requirements mean more deals are falling over after customers have already signed on the dotted line.
Eight of the Top 10 brands posted sales declines – including market leader Toyota.
Holden backed up its worst monthly result since 1948 with its second weakest tally of all time, though it managed to scrape inside the Top 10.
Hyundai ranked second outright behind Toyota and ahead of Mazda. However, the big performer was Hyundai’s sister brand Kia, which rocketed to fourth place outright for the first time ever in November, although year-to-date it ranks sixth outright.
Subaru had a tough month but it was impacted by further interruptions to supply, this time by a typhoon in Japan.
Other brands to post big sales declines included Mitsubishi and Mazda, both of whom had abnormally huge months this time last year due to special promotions.
One car dealership insider said “the level of enquiry coming in the front door is the weakest in memory, people just aren’t looking at new cars”.
“They’re either holding onto what they’ve got for a little bit longer or there’s less incentive to update because they are already on a low finance rate,” said the industry veteran who asked to remain anonymous because dealer staff are requested by car manufacturers to not talk to the media.
“Then you’ve got a lot of deals falling over on finance, so it’s a bit of a disaster really.”
The good news for buyers is that dealers are more desperate to win business. However, prices on most “price leader” models are already at historical lows.
In other upsets: the Toyota RAV4 SUV outsold the Toyota Corolla for what is believed to be the first time ever.
And former market leader the Mazda 3 has slipped outside the Top 10 for the first time in memory (it ranked 11th) as buyers continue to shift from small cars to SUVs.
Top 10 brands in October 2019
- Toyota: 16,985 (down 4.6 per cent)
- Hyundai: 7460 (up 0.4 per cent)
- Mazda: 6370 (down 22.1 per cent)
- Kia: 5060 (up 10.5 per cent)
- Ford: 4890 (down 8.8 per cent)
- Mitsubishi: 4695 (down 24.5 per cent)
- Volkswagen: 4220 (down 12.7 per cent)
- Nissan: 4010 (down 5.4 per cent)
- Subaru: 3300 (down 24.4 per cent)
- Holden: 3085 (down 41.3 per cent)
Top 10 cars in October 2019
- Toyota HiLux: 3515 (down 7.2 per cent)
- Ford Ranger: 3160 (down 3.4 per cent)
- Hyundai i30: 2215 (up 8.1 per cent)
- Toyota RAV4: 2130 (up 34.7 per cent)
- Toyota Corolla: 2115 (down 20.5 per cent)
- Kia Cerato: 1825 (up 36.5 per cent)
- Mazda CX-5: 1705 (down 17.3 per cent)
- Nissan X-Trail: 1590 (down 3.2 per cent)
- Toyota Prado: 1510 (up 8.8 per cent)
- Mitsubishi ASX: 1490 (down 14.3 per cent)
*Preliminary results, rounded. Official VFACTS figures released Wednesday.
Fast facts
The Mazda 3 (above) ended the Holden Commodore’s 15-year winning streak in 2011, and backed it up with another market win in 2012.
The Toyota Corolla led the Australian new-car market for three years in a row, from 2013 to 2015.
The Toyota HiLux became the first ute to ever lead the annual sales tally in Australia, in 2016. It would eventually notch up three annual wins in a row and is now on track to win a fourth sales title.
While some brands like to split variants to claim a victory (such as distinguishing 4x4 or 4x2 utes) all vehicles are calculated by nameplate and have been for decades.
Utes have been the top two-selling vehicles outright in Australia for the past two years in a row (Toyota HiLux and Ford Ranger) and are on track for a third.
Holden’s worst monthly result since 1948 was in September 2019, and the first time it had dipped below 3000 (2863). Holden’s October result of 3086 sales was the second-lowest on record. Other previous lows include 3266 (July 2019), 3483 (April 2019) and 3825 (February 2019).
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Law Journals and Reviews
Punitive Damages in Hawaii: Curbing Unwarranted Expansion. 13 UH L. Rev. 659.
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The total number of protected area records in the May 2016 release of the WDPA is 220,984 comprising of 202,009 polygons and 18,975 points.
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Web analytics is the technology and method for the collection, measurement, analysis and reporting of websites and web applications usage data (Burby & Brown, 2007). Web analytics has been growing ever since the development of the World Wide Web. It has grown from a simple function of HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) traffic logging to a more comprehensive suite of usage data tracking, analysis, and reporting. The web analytics industry and market are also booming with a plethora of tools, platforms, jobs, and businesses. The market was projected to reach 1 billion in 2014 with an annual growth rate more than 15% (Lovett, 2009).


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These decorator class templates allow adaptation of the random number generators and distribution functions to concepts found in the C++ Standard Library, in particular the RandomNumberGenerator and the InputIterator concepts. The latter adaptation is useful, because the the basic random number generators do not implement the InputIterator requirements per se, in contrast to the distribution functions.
<boost/random.hpp>
namespace boost { template<class UniformRandomNumberGenerator, class IntType = long> class random_number_generator; } // namespace boost
random_number_generator
template<class UniformRandomNumberGenerator, class IntType = long> class random_number_generator { public: typedef UniformRandomNumberGenerator base_type; typedef IntType argument_type; typedef IntType result_type; random_number_generator(base_type & rng); result_type operator()(argument_type n); };
Instantiations of class template random_number_generator
model a RandomNumberGenerator (std:25.2.11 [lib.alg.random.shuffle]). On
each invocation, it returns a uniformly distributed integer in the range
[0..n
).
The template parameter IntType
shall denote some
integer-like value type.
Note: I consider it unfortunate that the C++ Standard uses the name RandomNumberGenerator for something rather specific.
random_number_generator(base_type & rng)
Effects: Constructs a
random_number_generator
functor with the given uniform random
number generator as the underlying source of random numbers.
result_type operator()(argument_type n)
Returns: The value of
uniform_int<base_type>(rng, 0, n-1)()
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Revised 05 December, 2006
Copyright © 2000-2005 Jens Maurer
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)


RestHandler
s that translate requests from REST into internal requests and start them then wait for them to
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NodesResponseRestBuilderListener automatically translates any BaseNodesResponse (multi-node) response that is
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| RestBuilderListener<Response> |
A REST action listener that builds an
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A REST enabled action listener that has a basic onFailure implementation, and requires
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RestHandler
s that translate requests from REST into internal requests and start them then wait for them to
complete and then translate them back into REST. And some classes to support them.


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In this project, we're going to dance game. The more you dance, the more awesome it gets!
1) Go to the link below and click "Remix" at the top. This will get us our Dancer and all of his costumes. Feel free to make your own if you prefer!
2) Choose a background for your dancer to dance in. Make sure to set your dancer to start in the correct position. Also choose your music and make it auto-repeat!
3) Animate your dancer!
4) Add the "Video Sensing" library to your project. You can add libraries by clicking the bottom left icon in Scratch. We are going to use the "Camera Motion on Stage" block! This block tells us how much motion (like dancing) your camera can see! We recommend you set video transparency to 100%.
Okay, now make a list. Over and over again, add the current camera motion value to the list. If the list gets too big, maybe more than ten, remove the oldest number.
Test! What do you think of the numbers? What are the highest and lowest numbers you see? What number is most common? Does anything seem strange? Why?
5) We need to figure out how to measure the amount of dancing you are doing. The list shows us what we get! Hmm, the numbers are very chaotic. Dancing is messy, who knew? We need to figure out a way to smooth the numbers a little, just so our game doesn't stop and start jarringly. There are two options:
A) We can calculate an average from our list. Averages change more slowly and thus we'll have better control over what happens in our game,
-or-
B) We can use a rolling maximum: the highest in our list at any given time. Since every number in the list stays for a while, a single large number may stay the maximum for some time, also giving us control over our game.
Choose one option, and figure out how to calculate the value!
6) Using your calculation, make your dancer dance faster or slower based on how much you dance!
7) When you dance a lot, more dancers! When you stop dancing, make them go away. No clones for non-dancers!
8) From here, it's all you! Add as many strange and fun effects as you like. Make the screen go crazy the more you dance!
Bonus) Remember when you chose either to calculate the average or the maximum? Copy your project and change it to do it the other way. Which way was better? Why do you think that is?


January 2023 Status Update
Hello out there and welcome to the latest starbeam.one monthly update. As you know, I usually aim to have these out on the first Tuesday of every month. While I was able to attend to the video recording for Stand-up & Shine yesterday, I wasn’t able to get to everything else, so here we are. 🥳
Happy New Year!
With that, I would like to wish everyone a happy 2023. May it be a successful one for you and all. I am very excited about where starbeam.one is and wish it continued success as we learn, adapt, and grow.
Presenting The Featured Market
Speaking of learning, adapting, and growing, we now have a new market on starbeam.one: The Featured Market.
What is the Featured Market? Well, it’s a bit like the existing market to this point – which we now call the Standard Market – but it operates a little differently. The focus with the Featured Market is higher prices, lower quantity. Artists are given 10 Flare ($10) of inventory capacity to issue featured products alongside their Standard Market products. When they sell those products they get 10% additional capacity to sell even more inventory. Once you run out of Featured Market capacity you cannot issue any more until you either sell or recall published inventory. This differs from the Standard Market in that you can always publish something new on the Standard Market every 24 hours.
To summarize:
Standard Market: daily, higher quantity at lower prices (.25 Flare/day)
Featured Market: exclusive, lower quantity at higher prices (2.5 - 5 Flare)
Up Next: The Treasure Market
We are still cranking through some features. One of the most compelling ones is this notion of a treasure market that we have been kicking around as a community for some time. Since we were able to bolt the Featured Market together so quickly, I am going to take a little pit stop with the Treasure Market and see if we can add a little more value to our offering here.
What is the Treasure Market? Quite simply, it’s a specialized market where the content is simply, well, treasure. To be more precise, the Treasure Market consists of AI-generated treasure chests and their contents. Artists can only post these once per 24 hours, and the quantity and prices are controlled by the system, where the quantity is always one. The price starts out at 1 Flare ($1) and for each sale the price increases 4% for the next item upon issuance.
This is a very experimental idea and it’s crazy/compelling enough for me to want to try it out and see how it does. 🤔🤞✨
Looking Forward to Alpha II
Once all is said and done, we will have 3 markets: Standard Market, Featured Market, and the Treasure Market. This will be enough for the Alpha II release, and I will start making efforts to advertise/market this to Google Ads where we have a spend $500-get-500 special sitting in our account. We will also take advantage of our $1k ad spend on LinkedIn Ads which we have available due to our Microsoft for Startups enrollment.
From there, Alpha II’s focus will be subscriptions for the Standard Market. We want to make it so that you can subscribe to an artist’s Standard Market stream and automatically receive a license for every issuance they make with it. That way you support the artist without having to revisit every day. 👍
Stand-up & Shine (& Shill)
More details can be found in the latest episode of Stand-up & Shine (& Shill). I actually do a little shilling this time around, walking through the Featured Market and explaining it in a bit more detail here:
If you’re reading this, thank you very much for your time and support, or for simply taking a look at the words that I write. :) I wish you a very happy, safe, and productive new year. Until next time, stay bright out there. 🙏✨🚀


I first approached Brugmansia with great trepidation and expectation. However, my first experiences were disappointing. Smoked leaves had no effect. Smoked flowers caused a slight shift in perception with pupil dilation and no hallucinations.
Raw leaves and flowers can cause stomach pain or vomiting. My preferred method of consuming raw plant material is to chew it for several minutes then spit out the pulp. I use this method with alcohol. 4 large leaves are enough to induce a mild sedation with a heavy/ floppy body sensation without delusions.
Ointment. Pulped plant material was rubbed into my body absorbing the atropine and scopolamine externally. I tried this method because I was too anxious about eating plant material or drinking tea. During application some fluid entered my left eye causing long term dilation and permanently deteriorated vision. This caused a minor shift in perception without hallucinations.
Having tried every other method of ingestion I wanted to try tea. I almost certainly drank too much because I was in a drunken like stupor for 3 weeks while my dead best friend gave running commentary on my daily activities. This changed my life.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I boiled 2 litres of water and added 16 finely chopped flowers, approximately 30 leaves and a few thick stems. After straining, I shared 660ml between 3 people (Oliver, Dave and Matt). The rest was frozen. The earthy brown liquid tasted bland and went down effortlessly. It didn’t have any of the jelly like gooeyness of mushroom tea. We decided to vaporize some cannabis, eat some space cake and then take a drive while it took effect.
30 minutes post ingestion a dreamy sedation set in with freefalling sensations similar to ketamine or nutmeg (like I was sinking into my seat). The same mundane views I see everyday seemed outstanding, as if I were looking at them for the first time with the brightness turned up 10 times. I try to drop my friends at home so I could meditate back at my apartment without any distractions, but when Matt opens the car door he collapses head first into the pavement before staggering back to his feet and falling again. I got out with the intention of helping, but only succeed in making a public spectacle of myself. I violated like a block of jelly all over the place with my pelvis swaying in every conceivable direction. We were in a busy part of town and people were gathering in bewilderment.
Someone shouted ‘oh my god! How pissed are they’. To cut a long story short I return home with Dave (he refused to get out) and left Matt to be escorted home by the police. We pull up outside my apartment (driving was easier than walking) and I swagger inside leaving Dave alone in the car.
I can’t remember the first hallucination or even thinking the tea was working. Every idea of a past, present, future or Brugmansia tea was gone. ‘Oliver’ was now an empty shell in a blurry dreamscape of delusional chaos. Extreme dissociation left emotional concepts totally void. This felt quite liberating because there was temporarily no more desire, craving, habit or fear. I have a phobia of spiders but felt nothing when hundreds of hand sized spiders scurried down my wall and into my mould covered bed. The grim reaper stood in the corner of my room. I slurred ‘hello’ and he waved back at me. Demonic bats flew through my head and imaginary glasses of water moved back as I leant to grab them.
Fleas covered my ceiling and hopped upside down as if gravity had been reversed. I knew what I saw wasn’t possible but it looked too real to be an illusion.
I grabbed a fly spray bottle and began spraying flea infested areas. The interesting thing was that individual fleas dropped to the floor and died after coming into contact with the spray. I could fully interact with every hallucination. I lay in bed for a while watching white doves swoop back and forth, pecking one another (I’m not sure if they were fighting or playing).  I reached out to touch them but my hand went straight through.
At this point the door bell rang. It was Dave (who had been sat in the car for a long time) asking the whereabouts of Matt. Neither of us had any recollection of abandoning him. ‘Come in’ I said, ‘I think he’s upstairs’. We spend a while looking for him. ‘There’s definitely someone else here’ I say. Dave replies that he’s also seeing people and sits down in the living room. I was exhausted and got back in bed. I couldn’t sleep so I kept walking into different rooms then forgetting what I was doing there. I occasionally passed Dave on the way to the toilet and asked him what he was doing in my apartment. Some time later he walks home. The following day (still very high) he told me that he kept talking to Matt then realising he wasn’t there.
Deep into the trip I become aware that I could move inanimate objects without the use of physical contact. Telekinesis seemed perfectly normal in Brug reality. With only a pointed finger I could shift (real) dog toys from one side of the hallway to the other. Each toy had a colourful trail as it drifted across the carpet. 14 hours after ingestion I go to sleep in the living room (there were too many insects in the bedroom).
The following day I had work as a dinner man in a local school. Still very high I try to phone in sick, but as the secretary answered the phone I forgot who I was talking to and what I was supposed to say. I mumble something about a friend in intensive care. The secretary tells me I have to come to work so I turn up in dark sunglasses which I wear all day. I was now suffering from severe perspective distortion which really isn’t good when you’ve got to serve dinner to 75 kids. The problem I had with imaginary objects moving away from me was now happening with real objects! I made a fool of myself and resigned.
My eyesight gradually returned to normal after two days and the hallucinations tapered off over the following three, however, the trip was far from over. I was in a drunken stupor for weeks and began hearing voices. Whenever I smoked cannabis things really spiraled out of control. I became delusional and paranoid, the voices multiplied and became even clearer, and my entire field of vision was overcome by kaleidoscope patterns.
These effects were enjoyable for a week, then, I got the fear. I tried to ride it out but felt like a complete mess and my family kept telling me I had taken too many drugs. After two and a half weeks of delusional paranoia I decided to throw away all of my cannabis plants and three ounces of high potency cannabis. Within a month of sobriety I returned to normal.
The one thing that really amazed me about Brugmansia was the longevity of the experience.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


DataStoreDeleteRecord(), DataStoreDeleteRecordNum()
To delete a record by its
RecordID
, call
DataStoreDeleteRecord()
. To delete a record by its
RecordNum
, call
DataStoreDeleteRecordNum()
. When deleting records, remember that
RecordID
s number from one and stay constant but that
RecordNum
s (like array elements) number from zero and change (whenever records are added or deleted). Be sure to use the correct value with the appropriate routine.


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- /home/aoberai/programming/python/blind-navigation/display_3d/documentation/Pangolin/include/pangolin/video/drivers/pleora.h


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Welcome to my web site. I began making bench made hunting knives in 1976, using steels such as 154 CM and ATS 34 while living in a small town in Montana; it did not take long to develop a keen interest in carbon steels and Damascus Bowie knives.
I am a self taught knife maker and these past 30 some years of custom knife making, I have been learning as much as I could about the best materials and proper heat treating techniques for making custom knives and for the past decade, teaching the craft of making bench made knives.
I believe that any one who shells out his hard earned cash for a knife should get his money’s worth. I have invested a lot of time in developing my skills and methods and have had to spend much time researching and experimenting in order to get the optimum performance from the steels that I have chosen. I only offer those steels that I have good knowledge of how to properly heat treat and therefore know what to expect in the field.


For basic styling—light padding and only horizontal dividers—add the base class .table to any <table>. It may seem super redundant, but given the widespread use of tables for other plugins like calendars and date pickers, we've opted to isolate our custom table styles.
Add any of the following classes to the .table base class.
.table-striped
.table-bordered
.table-hover
.table-condensed
Class
Description
.success
Indicates a successful or positive action.
.danger
Indicates a dangerous or potentially negative action.


Represents a SELECT
query.
Protected Properties | |
| string | $alias |
| Human-readable alias. More... | |
| Closure | $fetcher |
| A callback to yield each result. More... | |
| Column[] | $refs = [] |
| Columns that can be accessed by an outer query. More... | |
| AbstractTable | $table |
| The original table given to the constructor. More... | |
| Protected Properties inherited from AbstractTable | |
| DB | $db |
Public Static Methods | |
| magic static self | factory (DB $db, string|AbstractTable $table, string|array $expressions=[' *']) |
Public Methods | |
| __construct (DB $db, $table, $expressions=[' *']) | |
| Statement | __invoke (array $args=[]) |
| string | __toString () |
| Returns the alias. More... | |
| int | count (array $args=[]) |
Clones the instance and selects COUNT(*) , using the given execution arguments. More... | |
| Statement | execute (array $args=[]) |
| Executes the select, preparing a statement first if arguments are used. More... | |
| array | getAll (array $args=[]) |
| Executes and fetches all results. More... | |
| Column[] | getColumns () |
| Generator | getEach (array $args=[]) |
| Executes and yields from the fetcher. More... | |
| mixed | getFirst (array $args=[]) |
| Executes and returns from the fetcher. More... | |
| Generator | getIterator () |
| Executes without arguments and yields from the fetcher. More... | |
| null mixed | getResult (array $args=[]) |
| Executes and returns the first column of the first row. More... | |
| $this | group (string $column) |
Adds a column to the GROUP BY clause. More... | |
| $this | having (string ... $conditions) |
Adds conditions to the HAVING clause. More... | |
| $this | intersect (Select $select) |
INTERSECT SELECT ... More... | |
| Predicate | isEmpty () |
NOT EXISTS (SELECT ...) More... | |
| Predicate | isNotEmpty () |
EXISTS (SELECT ...) More... | |
| $this | join ($table, string ... $conditions) |
Adds INNER JOIN $table ON $conditions More... | |
| $this | joinLeft ($table, string ... $conditions) |
Adds LEFT JOIN $table ON $conditions More... | |
| $this | limit (int $limit, int $offset=0) |
Sets the LIMIT clause. More... | |
| null Column | offsetGet ($ref) |
| Returns a reference Column for an outer query, qualified by the instance's alias. More... | |
| $this | order (string $order) |
Sets the ORDER BY clause. More... | |
| Statement | prepare () |
| $this | setAlias (string $alias) |
| $this | setColumns ($expressions=[' *']) |
| Compiles the column list and exposed reference columns. More... | |
| $this | setFetcher (Closure $fetcher) |
| string | toSql () |
SELECT ... More... | |
| string | toSubquery () |
(SELECT ...) AS ALIAS More... | |
| $this | UNION (Select $select) |
UNION SELECT ... More... | |
| $this | unionAll (Select $select) |
UNION ALL SELECT ... More... | |
| $this | where (string ... $conditions) |
Adds conditions to the WHERE clause. More... | |
| Public Methods inherited from AbstractTable | |
| __construct (DB $db) | |
| bool | offsetExists ($column) |
| void | offsetSet ($offset, $value) |
| Throws. More... | |
| void | offsetUnset ($name) |
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Human-readable alias.
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A callback to yield each result.
Defaults to yielding directly from the statement.
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Columns that can be accessed by an outer query.
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The original table given to the constructor.
| __construct | ( | DB | $db, |
| $table, | |||
$expressions = ['*'] |
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| DB | $db | |
| string | AbstractTable | $table | |
| string | string[] | $expressions |
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| int count | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Clones the instance and selects COUNT(*)
, using the given execution arguments.
| array | $args | Execution arguments. |
| Statement execute | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Executes the select, preparing a statement first if arguments are used.
| array | $args |
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static |
| array getAll | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Executes and fetches all results.
| array | $args | Execution arguments. |
| Column [] getColumns | ( | ) |
Reimplemented from AbstractTable.
| Generator getEach | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Executes and yields from the fetcher.
This is preferable over fetchAll()
for iterating large result sets.
| array | $args | Execution arguments. |
| mixed getFirst | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Executes and returns from the fetcher.
| array | $args |
| Generator getIterator | ( | ) |
Executes without arguments and yields from the fetcher.
| null mixed getResult | ( | array | $args = [] | ) |
Executes and returns the first column of the first row.
Use this for reductive queries that only have a single result.
| $this group | ( | string | $column | ) |
| $this having | ( | string ... | $conditions | ) |
| $this intersect | ( | Select | $select | ) |
| Predicate isEmpty | ( | ) |
NOT EXISTS (SELECT ...)
| Predicate isNotEmpty | ( | ) |
EXISTS (SELECT ...)
| $this join | ( | $table, | |
| string ... | $conditions | ||
| ) |
| $this joinLeft | ( | $table, | |
| string ... | $conditions | ||
| ) |
| $this limit | ( | int | $limit, |
| int | $offset = 0 |
||
| ) |
| null Column offsetGet | ( | $ref | ) |
Returns a reference Column for an outer query, qualified by the instance's alias.
| int | string | $ref | Ordinal or reference name. |
Reimplemented from AbstractTable.
| $this order | ( | string | $order | ) |
| $this setAlias | ( | string | $alias | ) |
| string | $alias |
| $this setColumns | ( | $expressions = ['*'] | ) |
Compiles the column list and exposed reference columns.
Columns may be expressions, like COUNT(*)
Unless an alias is given for such expressions, they can't be referenced externally.
| string | string[] | $expressions | Keyed by alias if applicable. |
| $this setFetcher | ( | Closure | $fetcher | ) |
| Closure | $fetcher |
| string toSql | ( | ) |
SELECT ...
| string toSubquery | ( | ) |
(SELECT ...) AS ALIAS
| $this where | ( | string ... | $conditions | ) |


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Tschallacka is open to hearing about full-time, contract positions, but not actively looking.
Tschallacka is open to remote work opportunities.
Tschallacka is open to relocating to Moers, Germany; Duisburg, Germany; Essen, Germany; Venlo, Nederland; Oberhausen, Germany; Krefeld, Germany; Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany; Düsseldorf, Germany;
I grew up with a fascination for computers and received a free hand in all the operating systems in my youth. From Amiga OS, to the various iterations of windows, to SUSE Linux, I was allowed to do whatever I pleased with the computers I sat behind on the condition that if I break it, I'd fix it. This has eventually lead me onto an autodidactic path, with coding in various languages for whatever project I fancied. It was always my view a hobby and not a career opportunity until the last few years when I had discovered that the skills I had so far only assumed to be at hobby level were comparable to business level.
I love tackling challenges, figuring out how to couple one thing to another. Learning new ways and mastering new technologies to achieve the goal I wish to reach. I enjoy helping others and sharing knowledge freely, but not at the cost of tedious repetition. I enjoy learning and to better myself with the knowledge imparted by others.
I have no formal education in programming or computer science, but I have years of experience, and I'm looking forward to a new challenge in order to better myself in what I have a passion for.
In this role, my responsibilities were the development of, and currently are, the maintenance and expansion of the various systems that support the back office and the front-facing website.
For the sales support application, I designed, developed and implemented a system backed by OctoberCMS to perform the following tasks:
For the consumer-facing websites, there were various systems already in place that didn't suit the complete needs of the company. I was called to develop from scratch newer applications without loss of the data of the already existing applications. I developed a framework to be able to fall back through the various levels of the applications to display the relevant data during the transition period to the new system. These are various tasks I completed in this process.
I began here to fix a project that an ex-intern had started but that showed various bugs. This was the main website of the company where they would run sales on. The backend management needed repairing and the front-end was also in need of repairs to become fully functional. During my time with this company, I was also performing development tasks for a partner company.
The tasks I fulfilled were challenging at times but very rewarding at other times, what follows is a summary of the most important tasks I fulfilled:
My responsibilities also extended to some back office support and application development
After I had moved across the country and left behind a job in a computer repair center I started my own company, where I sold computer hardware and performed repairs for consumers, and website building and maintenance for several businesses.
One of the more challenging projects I undertook was the website for PIM online. An old website had to be upgraded with a new template with a theme designed by an external design bureau. This all had to be coded in a custom port of velocity with barely any coherent documentation. By extensively studying the existing code base I was able to implement the template with a functioning website as per commission.
When the financial crisis hit money got really tight due to the lacking of commissions to fulfill in my area. My strong point isn't sales but coding, and to be able to support my family, I halted my business and went into the job circuit to have a stable income.
It was through my own company I discovered my own potential as a coder in the job circuit and was able to get the first real measure of my capabilities compared to others.
In this function, I was responsible for diagnosing and repairing various consumer electronics that were sent in by large store chains like Dixons, Scheer & Foppen and others to be repaired under warranty or extended warranty.
My daily tasks included:
When I finished school I spent a lot of time between several short contract jobs and in Australia
Because these jobs are unrelated to my current profession I will suffice by providing this short summary.
A small summary of the various jobs
This is where I discovered the magic of programming in VBA for access and Excel and coding my first few hobby sites, even though my education was in Business Administration but the resources offered gave me the chance to expand my skills further even though I never considered pursuing a career at that time because I only saw coding as a hobby.
I followed this study as part of attaining the gillwell woggle to be a leader for the local Scouting group.
This was the first year where Scouting Australia was certified as a educational organisation, adding value to their inhouse training.
I passed the training at all required elements, verified by an accessor.
I however, never received the diploma and certifications. After many inqueries and being stonewalled with changing excuses, it came out that
the reason why they stonewalled me was, because I completed the study in Australia with a travel and work visum, and not a student visum, putting
Scouting Australia in a very difficult position if they were to award me the papers, possibly losing their training certification.
I decided to let it rest at that, I do have a document from the local scout leader at the time attesting to the fact that I have passed
all requirements for these certifications verified by an official certified accessor, and can happily put you in contact with her on request.
I followed this study as part of attaining the gillwell woggle to be a leader for the local Scouting group.
This was the first year where Scouting Australia was certified as a educational organisation, adding value to their inhouse training.
I passed the training at all required elements, verified by an accessor.
I however, never received the diploma and certifications. After many inqueries and being stonewalled with changing excuses, it came out that
the reason why they stonewalled me was, because I completed the study in Australia with a travel and work visum, and not a student visum, putting
Scouting Australia in a very difficult position if they were to award me the papers, possibly losing their training certification.
I decided to let it rest at that, I do have a document from the local scout leader at the time attesting to the fact that I have passed
all requirements for these certifications verified by an official certified accessor, and can happily put you in contact with her on request.


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Thai Chicken Salad
Bacon
Clam Chowder Bowl
Beer
Waitress
Neon Sign
Fountain Soda
Milk Shake
Apple Pie a la Mode
Fries
Sugar
Salt & Pepper
Hamburger
Thai Chicken Salad
Bacon
Clam Chowder Bowl
Beer
Waitress
Neon Sign
Fountain Soda
Milk Shake
Apple Pie a la Mode
Fries
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Salt & Pepper


Before Change
// but they"re unclear exactly how that works,
// which calls are limited. Just to be safe, it doesn"t hurt
// to wait a second between arguments.
time.sleep(1)
if __name__ == "__main__":
After Change
// If the argument is all digits, it"s presumably an ID,
// either an ISBN13 or a Goodreads ID.
if val.isdigit():
if args.ISBN or len(val) == 13:
book = api.book_by_ISBN(val)
if not book:
print("No book with ISBN", val)
continue
else:
book = api.book_by_id(val)
if not book:
print("No book with ID", val)
continue
print(book)
print(book.desc)
else:


Rebelo\SaftPt\AuditFile\MasterFiles\ProductType
Description of ProductType
 The field shall be filled in with:
 “P” - Products;
 “S” - Services;
 “O” - Others (e.g. charged freights, advance payments received or sale of assets);
 “E” - Excise duties - (e.g. IABA, ISP, IT);
 “I” - Taxes, tax rates and parafiscal charges except VAT and Stamp Duty which shall appear in table 2.5. – TaxTable and Excise Duties which shall be filled in with the "E" code.

<xs:element name="ProductType">
<xs:annotation>
<xs:documentation>Restricao: P para Produtos, S para Servicos, O para Outros (Ex: portes
debitados, adiantamentos recebidos ou alienacao de ativos), E para Impostos
Especiais de Consumo (ex.:IABA, ISP, IT); I para impostos, taxas e encargos
parafiscais exceto IVA e IS que deverao ser refletidos na tabela 2.5 Tabela de
impostos (TaxTable)e Impostos Especiais de Consumo </xs:documentation>
</xs:annotation>
<xs:simpleType>
<xs:restriction base="xs:string">
<xs:enumeration value="P"/>
<xs:enumeration value="S"/>
<xs:enumeration value="O"/>
<xs:enumeration value="E"/>
<xs:enumeration value="I"/>
</xs:restriction>
</xs:simpleType>
</xs:element>

- Author: João Rebelo
Synopsis
- // constants
- const P = "P";
- const S = "S";
- const O = "O";
- const E = "E";
- const I = "I";
- // methods
- public void __construct()
- public string get()
Hierarchy
Extends
- Rebelo\Enum\AEnum
Constants
| Name | Value |
|---|---|
| P | "P" |
| S | "S" |
| O | "O" |
| E | "E" |
| I | "I" |
Methods
public
- __construct() — ProductType

 The field shall be filled in with:
 “P” - Products;
 “S” - Services;
 “O” - Others (e.g. charged freights, advance payments received or sale of assets);
 “E” - Excise duties - (e.g. IABA, ISP, IT);
 “I” - Taxes, tax rates and parafiscal charges except VAT and Stamp Duty which shall appear in table 2.5. – TaxTable and Excise Duties which shall be filled in with the "E" code.
- get() — Get the value as string


This is Libya's second city. Very little of the old city is now left. It has a large commercial harbour as well as a fishing harbour.
Position 32°7'N, 020°3'E.
Advise your shipping agent of your ETA 24 hours prior to arrival and make contact with the Authorities when 12 miles off the coast. You will most likely be escorted in to a berth. Be sure to have at least a dozen copies of your crew list (preferably with a boat stamp) and also many photocopies of the crew passports (translated into arabic).
Last updated March 2010.
There are water taps in the port area. Fuel can usually be obtained by prior arrangement.


--- title: November 2014 ---
Welcome to the latest edition of the Jacobs Alumni Newsletter! Our top stories this month are General Assembly 2014, new members of the Jacobs Alumni Board and the Generation Fund Project!
Amidst the change process at Jacobs University Imke Sonnenberg has left her duties as Alumni Officer. After 10 years of dedicated work for the university, we were saddened to see her go. Imke took a strong lead in shaping the structure of the Alumni Office in its very first years and was an essential part in bringing many of our Alumni Projects to life, like the Alumni Scholarship! We thank her for the dedication to our Alumni work and all the efforts and time she invested.
While Kirsten Mussel is temporarily taking up the duties of the Alumni Office part time, the Alumni Board and the University’s Leadership are actively discussing the optimal structural and staffing solution for the near future.
Vice President – Daniel Garcia (’08)
Daniel is a tech entrepreneur in Berlin. After having graduated in Elecrical Engineering and Computer Science, he continued to do his masters in Corporate Management and Economics at the Zeppelin University in Friedrichsafen. He is currently building his second company in Berlin, RapidApe in the space of web tracking and TV Advertisement. He has been involved with the Jacobs Community as a mentor for the Jacobus program, and contributed with the development of AlmaLink. He is serving for the first time as Vice President of the Alumni Board after getting elected in 2014, with the vision of turning AlmaLink in to a central resource for Alumni needs.
Assessor, Event Management – Stefan Rustler (’12)
Stefan has been involved with the Alumni Association, in particular the “local chapters” project, since his election as Class Representative 2012. Having officially joined the board, he is now responsible for continuing this project along with establishing “subject groups”, alumni chapters based on common interests as opposed to geographic vicinity. As Assessor for Event Management he will be coordinating the organisation of the Homecoming 2015. Stefan graduated from Jacobs with a BSc in Physics and is currently finishing his MSc in Physics at the Chair of Entrepreneurial Risks at ETH Zurich.
Assessor, Special Projects – Elena Isac (’11)
Having graduated in 2011 with a BSc in International Logistics Engineering, Elena is currently working as a Supply Chain Analyst for Barry Callebaut in Zurich. She joined the board in 2014 as Assessor for Special Projects, and will be focusing on the Generation Fund project, as well as developing other ventures for Alumni. Previously, Elena has worked for the Alumni Office during her undergraduate studies, coordinated the Logistics Chain Club for Alumni after graduation and has been strongly involved in the Jacobs campus life as a student – all of which shape her strong determination to contribute to the development of the Jacobs Alumni worldwide network.
Assessor, PR/ Communication – Alina Degtiarova (’13)Alina graduated from Jacobs with the MA in International Relations in 2013. As an Assessor for PR and Communications at the Alumni Board she will be working on developing the marketing strategy, responsible for all external board communications along with working on Mentorship Program.
Tory Sigmond (’10) and Cristian Mihut (’07) were elected as Auditors.
On 25th February 2015, Jacobs University Bremen is hosting the first Jacobs Career Fair, giving you, our alumni, the opportunity to connect with our students and showcase your vacant entry positions, internships, trainee programs or research-projects. While making these new contacts you will lay the essential foundation for future applications.
This fair will provide a platform for the networking between companies, institutions and our students and alumni of diverse study areas. This event will obtain priority on campus and no classes will take place that afternoon.
You, our alumni, will have the opportunity to connect with our students and showcase your vacant entry positions, internships, trainee programs or research-projects. While making these new contacts you will lay the essential foundation for future applications.
Simultaneously, this event will offer you and your employer the ideal opportunity to experience our campus, our study programs and our international student body.
We cordially invite you as Alumni of Jacobs University to represent your employers company! This communication with you will be very beneficial to our current students and the first corporate contact is highly valuable!
More detailed information and the registration form are available on our website http://www.jacobscareerfair.de. Registration is still possible!
We are looking forward to welcoming you to our campus in the name of Jacobs University Bremen!
Contributor: Career Services Team
Contributor: Kirsten Mussel
The idea of an Alumni Scholarship originated at the five-year reunion of the Class of 2004, who wanted to donate to an individual who would carry on the pioneering spirit of the class. This idea was further undertaken in the following years, on behalf of Alumni who felt strongly committed to contribute. These scholarships were linked to the graduating class, each having a Donating Class Committee, elected from within its body, which were defining the theme of the scholarship, and hence the criteria that the recipient will need to to fulfil.
So far, the scholarships have been a remarkable example of Alumni involvement and giving back to the unique place which we all called home. This year, we are planning to take on a further step, and introduce a new and improved Alumni Scholarship – the Generation Fund, which has already been kicked off at the Homecoming dinner of Class of ‘04 and ‘09. Its key feature will be self-sustainability. While in the past donations have been given once and were “lost” forever afterwards, donations to the Generation Fund are investments in the education of bright Jacobs students who will – in return – prepare the ground for further generations to come. This concept sets up a new pioneering, future-oriented way of funding university studies that will have the potential to revolutionize the current system we all know at Jacobs.
The idea to initiate the Generation Fund originated from the Alumni Consulting Initiative (ACI), who has been working on various projects offering consulting support to the university. The “Reversed Generation Commitment” (Umgekehrter Generationenvertrag) has already been successfully introduced in most of the German private universities where it has been designed as an alternative to student loans and as a way for Alumni to stay involved with the university community. Some of us have graduated one, two, others even ten years ago – but we all share the same Jacobs spirit, no matter where we are in the world. This bond makes us want to give back and get involved, which will be possible through the Generation Fund.
How does it work? The student awarded with the scholarship will not pay anything or only very little during his or her studies at Jacobs. Upon obtaining the first full-time job after graduation, this person will have to put an agreed-upon percentage of his or her salary every month for a certain period of time back into the fund. Gradually, the fund grows, and the bigger it gets, the higher the number of new awardees who will be able to benefit from it. The repayment terms will be transparent, and will be kept the same for all scholarship holders. It will enable them to choose the career that really fits their passions, as they would not be forced to take jobs with high salaries in order to repay student loans.
The Generation Fund is introduced this year for the first time, with results only starting to be noticed when the first scholarship holders start repayment. Until then, the Alumni Board, together with ACI are designing the process outline and implementation details specific for Jacobs. And it promises to be a success, as at the Homecoming dinner, already 20’000 Euros have been pledged. But we need more support in order for the fund to grow. As an Alumni, there are various way YOU can get involved – donate 1 , join the Donation Class Committee 2 or support with the process design 3 .
We are confident that this new structure establishes a sustainable and long-lasting way forward for Alumni contribution to Jacobs, as being part of the global network of Jacobs Alumni! Thus, keep checking AlmaLink, as more information is coming soon.
(1) If you want to contribute to the fund, you can donate anytime! Please follow the details on the AlmaLink website. And when you commit to 300€ or more, you will receive a Jacobs Donor Brick, which will have your name engraved on the Alumni path of the future, located in front of the IRC.
(2) If you are part of the Class of 2004 or 2009, you can join the Donation Class Committee, who will determine the Scholarship theme specific for your class and criteria to select the recipient (contact person<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or mcosier@jacobs-alumni.de).
(3) If you want to be part of the process, shape the Fund’s structure and help with marketing, contact the Alumni Board and get involved (Elena Isac at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>/ or Shinta Harsana at sharsana@jacobs-alumni.de).
Contributor: Elena Isac
This year’s General Assembly took place on the 20th of September in the usual place, Conrad Naber Hall. On the sunny Saturday morning, more than 60 alumni gathered to get over their hangovers from the night before and to hear the latest updates from the university leadership and the Alumni Board reports.
Prof. Michael Hülsmann, the managing director, filling in for Prof. Katja Windt, offered the present alumni an insight into the first results of the change process. Together with the ACI, Heiko Walkenhorst, the director of admissions, launched a campaign asking for alumni support in the cities where the university admissions team will be doing recruiting. Alumni can help represent the university in schools, educational fairs and even help assess candidates. All interested alumni are encouraged to sign up with Heiko and will be rewarded with a cool blue Jacobs duck.
Axel Domeyer, from the Alumni Consulting Initiative, also gave a short overview of the work that the ACI is currently helping the university with, starting from student marketing to tuition financing and beyond. The short presentation can be downloaded here.
The GA continued with a presentation by Peter, who introduced the vision of the Alumni Association and leading WHYs behind the Board’s decisions in the past year. The main goals outlined were: Empowered, Knowledgeable, Transparent, Supportive, Unbureaucratic and Financially Independent.
The new AlmaLink 2.0, one of the main means of achieving the above-mentioned goals was presented by Stefan, who gave a quick run through the web interface and the main features of the online system. As it is a growing platform which is still under development, your input is gladly appreciated and encouraged, whether as a blogger, contributor to updates from campus or from Alumni Chapters all over the world, or a technically-inclined alumnus interested the website. Since you already logged in and are reading this page, now would be the right time to check out your profile and fill out the missing parts.
A proposal for a Fee Model for the Alumni Association was also introduced by Board through Konstantin, and there was a general discussion about what Alumni are willing to pay for in terms of support for the Association. A group was created to take this discussion further and come up with an improved proposal. If you want to join the fees discussion, you can do it by sending Suna an email.
One of the most important changes which were introduced at this year’s GA was the new Alumni Association Charter. The approved changes make our Association officially non-profit, which allows us to have our own bank account and gain tax advantages. Other important changes can be read in the FAQ.
Finally, the GA concluded with elections for the four open Alumni Board positions and the two Auditors. As explained on elections results page, Daniel Garcia(‘08) was elected as Vice-President, while Alina Degtiarova(‘13), Elena Isac(‘12) and Stefan Rustler(‘12) were elected as Assessors. Both Cristian Mihut(‘07) and Tory Sigmond(‘10) were appointed Auditors of the Board.
If you have missed the live stream and were not present at the GA, you can watch the video or see the slides online.
Contributor: Stefan Anca
This year’s 5-year and 10-year reunion of the pioneering Class 2004 as well as Class 2009, combined with the homecoming of alumni from other classes, was successful in all ways.
Not only did participants at the delicious reunion dinner at Strandlust learn, that Peter Dabrowski, President of the Alumni Association, had been the first person to name fellow alumnus Serkan Kulaksiz “Jesus” (Class 2004, 2006 and 2012), but also did they pledge about 20.000 Euros in total for the new Generation Fund – a truly great sum. Moreover, the organizing team of our Alumni’s Homecoming managed to creatively provide networking opportunities between current students and alumni, as well as interesting companies during an excellent Career Symposium with representatives from Barry Callebaut, Daimler, Skype, Continental and others.
Networking lunches and several parties on campus allowed for a positive mix of fun, business and diving into sentimental nostalgia. On Saturday, alumni were invited to contribute with their feedback on a range of topics, e.g. the Charter changes, and through voting on the new Board representatives, during the General Assembly in Reimar-Lüst-Hall. Bremen treated us nicely- with late summer weather in September and free Beck’s beer in between.
Clearly, we have been really lucky and many of us regained a lot of positive energy from this great weekend. We can’t wait for next homecoming to welcome you once again at home on campus!
Contributor: Suna Turhan
“99 percent of you will graduate from this university.
90 percent of you will fall in love during your time here.
10 percent of those relationships will work out.”
Love can be so powerful, and yet, so complicated. Long distance relationships, typical for many Jacobs alumni, only help to reinforce these two effects. Blogger Judith Heptner (Class of 2013) shares her personal experience with you, inviting you for some Heart Jet Lag .
Have you made similar experiences? Comment on the article and provide an insight into your personal ideas surrounding the topic of long distance relationships.
The Alumni Blog is an initiative by the Alumni Association. Currently, we are a core team of six alumni bloggers: Hauke Holtkamp (Class of 2005), Omaina Hamid Aziz (Class of 2010), Victoria Rivera (Class of 2010), Judith Heptner (Class of 2013), Eva Schmitz (Class of 2013), and project leader Suna Turhan (Class of 2010). Through the blog, we hope to enrich your individual experiences with valuable insights from our personal as well as professional lives on a wide range of topics, covering intercultural experiences in the private and professional sphere, management techniques, other career related advice, as well as relevant stages within personal development, such as on health, on relationships or on having a family. Visit us at Blog and share your comments. We are looking forward to learning from each other on this joint Alumni platform!
Contributor: Suna Turhan


vignettes/jeksterslabRlinreg.Rmd
jeksterslabRlinreg.Rmd
jeksterslabRlinreg
is a collection of functions that I find useful in studying linear regression concepts and methods.
You can install the released version of jeksterslabRlinreg
from GitHub with:
library(devtools)
install_github("jeksterslabds/jeksterslabRlinreg")
In this hypothetical example, we are interested in the association between wages and education. The regressor variable is years of education. The regressand variable is hourly wage in US dollars.
#> constant education
#> [1,] 1 13
#> [2,] 1 15
#> [3,] 1 15
#> [4,] 1 12
#> [5,] 1 10
#> [6,] 1 9
#> wages
#> [1,] 19.820360
#> [2,] 16.989265
#> [3,] 7.087103
#> [4,] 14.267644
#> [5,] 11.832182
#> [6,] 19.224067
jeksterslabRlinreg::linreg()
The jeksterslabRlinreg::linreg()
function fits a linear regression model using X
and y
. In this example, X
consists of a column of constants and years of education
and y
consists of hourly wages
in US dollars.
The output includes the following:
jeksterslabRlinreg::linreg(
X = X,
y = y
)


report-hw() report-hw() NAME report-hw - dump information on the system's hardware SYNOPSIS report-hw DESCRIPTION report-hw outputs a summary of the system's hardware to standard output. This hardware summary is aimed at diagnosing problems with hardware autodection, or other problems during a Debian install, but can also be useful to run on an installed system. AUTHOR The debian-installer team. report-hw()


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Clinton, Utah 84015
17 March 2003
Dear Brethren:
I have wanted this call to serve a full time mission for as long as I can remember. As a young child, though my parents were not active at that time, if I knew that a Returning Missionary was to give his report, I was at Sacrament Meeting. That goal continued with me through the years. Prior to my 19th Birthday, my brother (18 months older), who had never wanted to go on a mission, and had became inactive, reversed his life and asked to serve. My Father (not active) would not support him. My Mother felt she could come up with 1/4 of the money, the Elders Quorum would donate 1/4 more, and I (having a good job after school) offered the rest. When I turned 19, there wasn’t enough money for the two of us, so I stayed home and fell in love with a wonderful girl and got married. I have never regretted getting married, but have always regretted having not served a full time mission. We have had all four of our sons serve full time missions and as of the 20th of February 2003, all six of our children will have married in the Temple. I now am excited to have things work out so that I and my Eternal Companion may serve the Lord as Full Time Missionaries.
My 2nd son, who is in the medical profession and is concerned for our health and safety, told me that I had not disclosed my complete medical history. I promised him that I would include an explanation in my Acceptance Letter. Approximately 15 years ago, I had a Strep Infection go through out my body. After being treated by a Physician and released, pain began returning to my feet. It continued until I returned to the Doctor. When he couldn’t find a problem, I went to another and another because the pain was getting continuously worse. The 4th Doctor, after running every test he could think of doing, said that he did not know what I had. He felt that I would continue to get worse and that at the rate the pain was increasing, within three months I would be in a wheelchair for the rest of my life. My Father-in-law took me to a Nutritionist and we found that I could control the pain through Diet. I can not drink milk, eat foods with sugar added to it, and eat very little red meat, but can eat chicken and fish. I drink whey as a substitute for milk, and take mainly two food supplements as well as a multivitamin. These items I can take with me. For over five years, I have been mainly pain free and have worked in the construction field of labor doing all the trades. I do not feel that this problem will, in any way, interfere with my service to the Lord, but want to be totally up front with you.
My Father In Heaven has so richly blessed my life in every way. Not only am I excited for this opportunity to experience a mission, but want to serve My Lord, that I might be found worthy of His Eternal Blessings. “I Will Go Where You Want Me To Go”.


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The Baics of the Web & HTML
The world wide web is made up of HTML documents that can be connected via hyperlinks.HTML
HTML documents are the heart of the web and are made up of text, content, the HTML mark-up, references to other documents and linksTAGS
Tags are used to mark-up HTML documents for formating.  Because of this, programmers need to be precise on instructions and be sensative to typos in the markupLinks
Links are used to connect an HTML document to any other document on the web. In the previous sentence, web is highlighted in blue and links to www.espn.com.Inline tags vs Block tags
Inline tags just end a sentence where you put the br tag Block tags create an invisable box around the text where the box can be formatted Block tags are the Paragraph tags


Mercenary Kahman:
You're already an elite warrior! What more do you want? You are free to choose.
"I want to return to the fight!"
"I want to end our Contract."


@dojo/widgets/form
widget
Dojo’s
Form
widget provides an opinionated way to use a group of inputs in a form.
Features
Provides a custom renderer allowing the user to define the form’s inputs
Provides a middleware for custom use


public interface MetaGraphDefOrBuilder
extends org.nd4j.shade.protobuf.MessageOrBuilder
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
boolean |
containsCollectionDef(String key)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections.
|
boolean |
containsSignatureDef(String key)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single
SignatureDef.
|
AssetFileDef |
getAssetFileDef(int index)
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
|
int |
getAssetFileDefCount()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
|
List<AssetFileDef> |
getAssetFileDefList()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
|
AssetFileDefOrBuilder |
getAssetFileDefOrBuilder(int index)
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
|
List<? extends AssetFileDefOrBuilder> |
getAssetFileDefOrBuilderList()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
|
Map<String,CollectionDef> |
getCollectionDef()
Deprecated.
|
int |
getCollectionDefCount()
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections.
|
Map<String,CollectionDef> |
getCollectionDefMap()
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections.
|
CollectionDef |
getCollectionDefOrDefault(String key,
CollectionDef defaultValue)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections.
|
CollectionDef |
getCollectionDefOrThrow(String key)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections.
|
GraphDef |
getGraphDef()
GraphDef.
|
GraphDefOrBuilder |
getGraphDefOrBuilder()
GraphDef.
|
MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef |
getMetaInfoDef()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1; |
MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDefOrBuilder |
getMetaInfoDefOrBuilder()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1; |
SaverDef |
getSaverDef()
SaverDef.
|
SaverDefOrBuilder |
getSaverDefOrBuilder()
SaverDef.
|
Map<String,SignatureDef> |
getSignatureDef()
Deprecated.
|
int |
getSignatureDefCount()
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single
SignatureDef.
|
Map<String,SignatureDef> |
getSignatureDefMap()
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single
SignatureDef.
|
SignatureDef |
getSignatureDefOrDefault(String key,
SignatureDef defaultValue)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single
SignatureDef.
|
SignatureDef |
getSignatureDefOrThrow(String key)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single
SignatureDef.
|
boolean |
hasGraphDef()
GraphDef.
|
boolean |
hasMetaInfoDef()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1; |
boolean |
hasSaverDef()
SaverDef.
|
findInitializationErrors, getAllFields, getDefaultInstanceForType, getDescriptorForType, getField, getInitializationErrorString, getOneofFieldDescriptor, getRepeatedField, getRepeatedFieldCount, getUnknownFields, hasField, hasOneof
boolean hasMetaInfoDef()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1;
MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef getMetaInfoDef()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1;
MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDefOrBuilder getMetaInfoDefOrBuilder()
.tensorflow.MetaGraphDef.MetaInfoDef meta_info_def = 1;
boolean hasGraphDef()
GraphDef.
.tensorflow.GraphDef graph_def = 2;
GraphDef getGraphDef()
GraphDef.
.tensorflow.GraphDef graph_def = 2;
GraphDefOrBuilder getGraphDefOrBuilder()
GraphDef.
.tensorflow.GraphDef graph_def = 2;
boolean hasSaverDef()
SaverDef.
.tensorflow.SaverDef saver_def = 3;
SaverDef getSaverDef()
SaverDef.
.tensorflow.SaverDef saver_def = 3;
SaverDefOrBuilder getSaverDefOrBuilder()
SaverDef.
.tensorflow.SaverDef saver_def = 3;
int getCollectionDefCount()
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections. See CollectionDef section for details.
map<string, .tensorflow.CollectionDef> collection_def = 4;
boolean containsCollectionDef(String key)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections. See CollectionDef section for details.
map<string, .tensorflow.CollectionDef> collection_def = 4;
@Deprecated Map<String,CollectionDef> getCollectionDef()
getCollectionDefMap()
instead.Map<String,CollectionDef> getCollectionDefMap()
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections. See CollectionDef section for details.
map<string, .tensorflow.CollectionDef> collection_def = 4;
CollectionDef getCollectionDefOrDefault(String key, CollectionDef defaultValue)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections. See CollectionDef section for details.
map<string, .tensorflow.CollectionDef> collection_def = 4;
CollectionDef getCollectionDefOrThrow(String key)
collection_def: Map from collection name to collections. See CollectionDef section for details.
map<string, .tensorflow.CollectionDef> collection_def = 4;
int getSignatureDefCount()
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single SignatureDef.
map<string, .tensorflow.SignatureDef> signature_def = 5;
boolean containsSignatureDef(String key)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single SignatureDef.
map<string, .tensorflow.SignatureDef> signature_def = 5;
@Deprecated Map<String,SignatureDef> getSignatureDef()
getSignatureDefMap()
instead.Map<String,SignatureDef> getSignatureDefMap()
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single SignatureDef.
map<string, .tensorflow.SignatureDef> signature_def = 5;
SignatureDef getSignatureDefOrDefault(String key, SignatureDef defaultValue)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single SignatureDef.
map<string, .tensorflow.SignatureDef> signature_def = 5;
SignatureDef getSignatureDefOrThrow(String key)
signature_def: Map from user supplied key for a signature to a single SignatureDef.
map<string, .tensorflow.SignatureDef> signature_def = 5;
List<AssetFileDef> getAssetFileDefList()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
repeated .tensorflow.AssetFileDef asset_file_def = 6;
AssetFileDef getAssetFileDef(int index)
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
repeated .tensorflow.AssetFileDef asset_file_def = 6;
int getAssetFileDefCount()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
repeated .tensorflow.AssetFileDef asset_file_def = 6;
List<? extends AssetFileDefOrBuilder> getAssetFileDefOrBuilderList()
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
repeated .tensorflow.AssetFileDef asset_file_def = 6;
AssetFileDefOrBuilder getAssetFileDefOrBuilder(int index)
Asset file def to be used with the defined graph.
repeated .tensorflow.AssetFileDef asset_file_def = 6;
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Simple demonstrates the bare bones features of the library. Creating a document from a few fragments and then "knitting" it into HTML text and writing that to a file. This includes hvega, diagrams and plots examples. Result here
MultiDoc demonstrates how to build multiple documents. Results here and here.
Mtl demonstrates the same simple features as above, but runs them atop an example mtl stack, allowing access to the mtl stack's functionality during document assembly. Result here.
Random builds on the mtl example to show how you can also add an additional polysemy effect (in this case, Polysemy.RandomFu from polysemy-RandomFu) to your document-building. This one also demonstrates a use of colonnade for adding a formatted table to the document. Result here.
Error: Similar to "Simple" but throws a user error during document assembly. Result [here][ErrorExample].
Async: Similar to "SimpleExample" but uses Polysemy's sequenceConcurrently to run some example computations concurrently (as long as you compile with "-threaded"). Result here
Cache: Similar to "SimpleExample" but uses the "AtomicCache" effect to store the result of a computation. Demonstrates the behavior of the cache when multiple threads attempt to access the same item--the first thread loads/creates the data while the other blocks until the data is in-memory. Also demonstrates use of time-stamps to force rebuilding when tracked inputs change. Result here.
CustomCache: Similar to "CacheExample" but implements and uses a different serializer and persistence layer than the default. Result here.


Walls of Air explores the ways in which to read, challenge and transgress the material and immaterial boundaries of Brazil and its architecture
Through a collaborative research, Walls of Air proposes to make visible the forms of spatial and conceptual separations that have resulted from Brazil’s urbanization processes. Additionally, the pavilion seeks to present projects and initiatives that already work in this sense, reflecting on the possibility of conceiving architecture as a means to re-conceptualize such barriers.
The theme places the wall as an element of Brazilian identity, culture and architecture but sees in the act of breaching it an invitation to build a richer form of public sphere. In this way, it opposes the homogenization, intolerance and extremism generated out of isolation and exclusion. The proposal celebrates the richness of cohabitation instead of the indifference of coexistence
It embraces Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara’s proposal FREESPACE as a provocation both to question the different forms of walls that build, at multiple scales, the Brazilian territory and to rethink architecture’s own disciplinary boundaries and its relation to other field of knowledge.


My name is Chris, and this is a website about my time in a Filipino farming village.
On New Years Day of 2017, I left a year-long truck driving stint in icy Syracuse, New York. I abruptly made the transition to life in Bakero, where I lived with my wife Licel as we waited for her United States immigration paperwork to process.
Bakero is a barangay (the Filipino term for "village") that is around 7 kilometers from the center of Cabanatuan City. Bakero is technically part of this middle-sized city, which is the old capital of Nueva Ecija Province and big enough to have 4 malls and a bus hub. Licel's barangay, however, has a very rural feel. Many younger adults commute to the central city for jobs, but the landscape of Bakero is dominated by rice paddies, fields of native tropical vegetables, and guava orchards.
I had already spent a couple months in Bakero back when Licel and I got married at the end of 2015, so I knew what to expect. A year and two months of waiting for the visa was plenty of time to gain a deeper knowledge and appreciation of Pinoy barangay life. Although I eventually got a good internet connection and an online job teaching English to Chinese students, I had plenty of free time with my wife, my-laws, and our family friends. Some of these friends have a guava orchard, where I spent lots of time before I started teaching.
The blog and photos here tell the story of my rural Filipino life. I hope you enjoy what you read and see.


‘Jeopardy!’ Fail: Not A Single Contestant Can Recognize Tom Hanks In Clip From Mr. Rogers Biopic
by Brent Furdyk“Who is Tom Hanks.”
That’s the sentence that “Jeopardy!” viewers expected contestants to say during Monday night’s edition of the iconic game show, in response to what was seemingly a slam-dunk question.
“In ‘A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood’, beloved children’s TV show host Mr. Rogers is played by this beloved actor,” intoned host Alex Trebek, immediately after a clip from the new biopic was shown.
All three contestants were apparently stumped, staring ahead in stunned silence until one of them finally buzzed in — but just a bit too late. “That’s Tom Hanks,” Trebek told the contestant, his face registering wonderment. “Not quickly enough, Beverly, sorry.”
Anyone who thought this epic “Jeopardy!” fail would go unnoticed on Twitter clearly has no knowledge of Twitter, and the responses were hilariously brutal.
However, a “Jeopardy!” fan site offers evidence suggesting the contestants aren’t as clueless as viewers are assuming, pointing out that an audience member at the taping claimed a technical glitch was the issue.
“Before anyone accuses the three players of not knowing Tom Hanks (the BIOPICS $200 clue), it has been reported by audience members from this game that the lights on the signaling system malfunctioned (failed to activate properly) and the contestants were unable to buzz in,” the site reported. “Since the judges determined that no one player was advantaged or disadvantaged, it was ruled as ‘no harm, no foul,’ and the game would continue without a clue replacement.”


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