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Created: 2017-12-26T19:49:41.160Z


Dr. Fabio Vitali
Current status: Associate Professor in Computer Science at the University of Bologna (Italy)
Address: Dept. of Computer Science, Mura A. Zamboni, 7, I-40127 Bologna, Italy
Professional Preparation
Undergraduate: Mathematics, University of Bologna, 1990
PhD: Computer and Law, University of Bologna, 1994
Postdoctoral: Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Bologna, 1994-1996
Other Visiting scholar (1996) at the New Jersey Institute of Technology
Scientific interests
Documentation in the software process, and hypertext visualization thereof
Semantic Web, in particular the design and development of models and applications for facilitating deduction and insertion of new meta-information based on general and predefined ontologies.
Markup Languages, in particular XML for the publishing industry, EDI, complex document display on a network. Also standards for the documentation and description of complex business processes in these fields.
Human-Computer Interaction, particularly in the design of the user interaction with Web-based systems, and Web sites design.
Hypertext Systems, particulary large-size hypertext systems, distribution on large scale networks, and interactivity of these systems.
Versioning of hypertext documents, in particular HTML, XHTML and XML documents for computer aided collaboration
Coordination languages, and their application to large scale distributed systems.
Last scientific activities
2004-present Scientific manager of subsection 3 of the “Alma Two” project, financed by Regione Emilia-Romagna 2004-2006.
2001-present: Main author of the standard formalization efforts for the XML-based representation of Italian normative documents (e.g., national laws) in the NormeInRete? project, as recruired and supported by the Italian Ministry of Justice and the Authority for Informatics in the Public Administration (formerly AIPA, now CNIPA).
2002-present Scientific consultant for markup languages and XML for ENEA (National Research Institute for New Technologies, Energy and Environment).
2002-2004 Scientific Consultant on markup languages and XML for the Italian Ministry of Justice.
2000-2002 Scientific consultant for markup languages and XML for IAT-CNR, Pisa.
2000-2001 "Hypermedia chunk clusterer", research project sponsored by Microsoft Research.


Download & Installation
There are several methods to install Slimcoin. Slimcoin works with Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
Download
Executables (Windows and Mac OS)
You can download the current release on the Releases page.
Unpack it and place it into a folder of your choice where you can start it. Then continue reading in the Basic Setup section below.
Source code (releases)
Download the current release on the Releases page.
Unpack the source code into a folder (name it Slimcoin for convenience), open a terminal and cd into it.
Compiling
Compiling is usually straightforward if you have the dependencies installed. Check the current dependencies in the README file. Note that you must also install the development packages.
For the graphical client, type:
qmake
make
If you only want to compile the daemon: In the src subfolder there are several makefiles especially set up for your system (e.g. makefile.unix). Check the makefile you need and then type:
cd src
make -f YOUR_MAKEFILE
After successful compilation, the executable (slimcoin-qt) of the graphical client will be available in the base folder, while the daemon executable will live in the src subfolder. You can move them anywhere where you want.
Source code (git, experimental)
You will need the git version management system for this method to work.
Simply clone the Slimcoin repository into a folder of your choice:
git clone https://github.com/slimcoin-project/Slimcoin.git
This will create a subfolder called Slimcoin. Change to it:
cd Slimcoin
By default, the code will be on the slimcoin branch, which is stable but not bleeding-edge. If you want the latest, bleeding-edge code you must change to the master branch:
git checkout master
Then compile Slimcoin like indicated above.
Basic setup
For a basic setup, you first need to know that Slimcoin stores all data (blockchain, wallet, logs and configuration file) in a folder called the datadir.
The default location is:
- Windows:
C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\Appdata\Roaming\Slimcoin
(Windows Vista/7 and later) - Linux/Unix:
/home/YOUR_USERNAME/.slimcoin
or simply~/.slimcoin
- Mac OS:
~/Library/Application Support/Slimcoin/
Note: Under Windows, to access your datadir fast, simply open the Run item at the start menu and type in the following: %APPDATA%/Slimcoin
In this datadir it is advisable to create a configuration file named slimcoin.conf. You can set there most of the command line options the Slimcoin client offers (see below). Simply create the file with your preferred text editor.
If you want to use the daemon/CLI program slimcoind, the configuration file is mandatory because here your username and password will be set. Create the file
rpcuser=USERNAME
rpcpassword=PASSWORD
Put the following line into it if you want to use it as a daemon (running in the background) by default:
daemon=1
Starting Slimcoin
Well, you are now ready to start Slimcoin:
- For the graphical client, simply go to the folder where you put it, double click on the executable or start it with slimcoin-qt in a terminal.
- For the daemon, type in slimcoind.
You will find command line options typing in slimcoind –help or slimcoin-qt –help. They are mostly similar to the options Bitcoin offers. A reference is here: Bitcoin command line options guide. Note that not all Bitcoin commands are available on Slimcoin, but the ones that are available will mostly work in the expected way.


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# in your password. Only the first 8 characters of a password will affect the tripcode.
Notes
- Any ? characters in the "replaced" field are actual question marks, not characters your browser is failing to render.
- Because of SJIS conversion, entering (for example) ¥ and \ as passwords will generate the same tripcode.
- However, with HTML entity conversion, entering (for example) > and > will not generate the same tripcode.


Methods
| Next | () | → | nothing | |
| Previous | () | → | nothing | |
| Pause | () | → | nothing | |
| PlayPause | () | → | nothing | |
| Stop | () | → | nothing | |
| Play | () | → | nothing | |
| Seek | (x: Offset) | → | nothing | |
| SetPosition | (o: TrackId, x: Position) | → | nothing | |
| OpenUri | (s: Uri) | → | nothing |
Signals
| Seeked | (x: Position) |
Properties
| PlaybackStatus | s (Playback_Status) | Read only | ||
| LoopStatus | s (Loop_Status) | Read/Write | (optional) | |
| Rate | d (Playback_Rate) | Read/Write | ||
| Shuffle | b | Read/Write | (optional) | |
| Metadata | a{sv} (Metadata_Map) | Read only | ||
| Volume | d (Volume) | Read/Write | ||
| Position | x (Time_In_Us) | Read only | ||
| MinimumRate | d (Playback_Rate) | Read only | ||
| MaximumRate | d (Playback_Rate) | Read only | ||
| CanGoNext | b | Read only | ||
| CanGoPrevious | b | Read only | ||
| CanPlay | b | Read only | ||
| CanPause | b | Read only | ||
| CanSeek | b | Read only | ||
| CanControl | b | Read only |
Types
| Track_Id | Simple Type | o | |
| Playback_Rate | Simple Type | d | |
| Volume | Simple Type | d | |
| Time_In_Us | Simple Type | x | |
| Playback_Status | Enum | s | |
| Loop_Status | Enum | s |
Description
This interface implements the methods for querying and providing basic control over what is currently playing.
Methods
Next () → nothing
Skips to the next track in the tracklist.
If there is no next track (and endless playback and track repeat are both off), stop playback.
If playback is paused or stopped, it remains that way.
If CanGoNext is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect.
Previous () → nothing
Skips to the previous track in the tracklist.
If there is no previous track (and endless playback and track repeat are both off), stop playback.
If playback is paused or stopped, it remains that way.
If CanGoPrevious is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect.
Pause () → nothing
Pauses playback.
If playback is already paused, this has no effect.
Calling Play after this should cause playback to start again from the same position.
If CanPause is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect.
PlayPause () → nothing
Pauses playback.
If playback is already paused, resumes playback.
If playback is stopped, starts playback.
If CanPause is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect and raise an error.
Stop () → nothing
Stops playback.
If playback is already stopped, this has no effect.
Calling Play after this should cause playback to start again from the beginning of the track.
If CanControl is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect and raise an error.
Play () → nothing
Starts or resumes playback.
If already playing, this has no effect.
If paused, playback resumes from the current position.
If there is no track to play, this has no effect.
If CanPlay is false, attempting to call this method should have no effect.
Seek (x: Offset) → nothing
Parameters
- Offset — x (Time_In_Us)
The number of microseconds to seek forward.
Seeks forward in the current track by the specified number of microseconds.
A negative value seeks back. If this would mean seeking back further than the start of the track, the position is set to 0.
If the value passed in would mean seeking beyond the end of the track, acts like a call to Next.
If the CanSeek property is false, this has no effect.
SetPosition (o: TrackId, x: Position) → nothing
Parameters
- TrackId — o (Track_Id)
- Position — x (Time_In_Us)
The currently playing track's identifier.
If this does not match the id of the currently-playing track, the call is ignored as "stale".
Track position in microseconds.
This must be between 0 and <track_length>.
Sets the current track position in microseconds.
If the Position argument is less than 0, do nothing.
If the Position argument is greater than the track length, do nothing.
If the CanSeek property is false, this has no effect.
Rationale:
OpenUri (s: Uri) → nothing
Parameters
- Uri — s (Uri)
Uri of the track to load. Its uri scheme should be an element of the
Opens the Uri given as an argument
If the playback is stopped, starts playing
If the uri scheme or the mime-type of the uri to open is not supported, this method does nothing and may raise an error. In particular, if the list of available uri schemes is empty, this method may not be implemented.
Clients should not assume that the Uri has been opened as soon as this method returns. They should wait until the mpris:trackid field in the Metadata property changes.
If the media player implements the TrackList interface, then the
opened track should be made part of the tracklist, the
Signals
Seeked (x: Position)
Parameters
- Position — x (Time_In_Us)
The new position, in microseconds.
Indicates that the track position has changed in a way that is inconsistant with the current playing state.
When this signal is not received, clients should assume that:
- When playing, the position progresses according to the rate property.
- When paused, it remains constant.
This signal does not need to be emitted when playback starts or when the track changes, unless the track is starting at an unexpected position. An expected position would be the last known one when going from Paused to Playing, and 0 when going from Stopped to Playing.
Properties
PlaybackStatus — s (Playback_Status)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
The current playback status.
May be "Playing", "Paused" or "Stopped".
LoopStatus — s (Loop_Status)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
The current loop / repeat status
May be:
- "None" if the playback will stop when there are no more tracks to play
- "Track" if the current track will start again from the begining once it has finished playing
- "Playlist" if the playback loops through a list of tracks
If CanControl is false, attempting to set this property should have no effect and raise an error.
Rate — d (Playback_Rate)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
The current playback rate.
The value must fall in the range described by MinimumRate and MaximumRate, and must not be 0.0. If playback is paused, the PlaybackStatus property should be used to indicate this. A value of 0.0 should not be set by the client. If it is, the media player should act as though Pause was called.
If the media player has no ability to play at speeds other than the normal playback rate, this must still be implemented, and must return 1.0. The MinimumRate and MaximumRate properties must also be set to 1.0.
Not all values may be accepted by the media player. It is left to media player implementations to decide how to deal with values they cannot use; they may either ignore them or pick a "best fit" value. Clients are recommended to only use sensible fractions or multiples of 1 (eg: 0.5, 0.25, 1.5, 2.0, etc).
Rationale:
Shuffle — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
A value of false indicates that playback is progressing linearly through a playlist, while true means playback is progressing through a playlist in some other order.
If CanControl is false, attempting to set this property should have no effect and raise an error.
Metadata — a{sv} (Metadata_Map)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
The metadata of the current element.
If there is a current track, this must have a "mpris:trackid" entry (of D-Bus type "o") at the very least, which contains a D-Bus path that uniquely identifies this track.
See the type documentation for more details.
Volume — d (Volume)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
The volume level.
When setting, if a negative value is passed, the volume should be set to 0.0.
If CanControl is false, attempting to set this property should have no effect and raise an error.
Position — x (Time_In_Us)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is not emitted when this property changes.
The current track position in microseconds, between 0 and the 'mpris:length' metadata entry (see Metadata).
Note: If the media player allows it, the current playback position can be changed either the SetPosition method or the Seek method on this interface. If this is not the case, the CanSeek property is false, and setting this property has no effect and can raise an error.
If the playback progresses in a way that is inconstistant with the Rate property, the Seeked signal is emited.
MinimumRate — d (Playback_Rate)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
MaximumRate — d (Playback_Rate)
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
CanGoNext — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
Whether the client can call the Next method on this interface and expect the current track to change.
If it is unknown whether a call to Next will be successful (for example, when streaming tracks), this property should be set to true.
If CanControl is false, this property should also be false.
Rationale:
CanGoPrevious — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
Whether the client can call the Previous method on this interface and expect the current track to change.
If it is unknown whether a call to Previous will be successful (for example, when streaming tracks), this property should be set to true.
If CanControl is false, this property should also be false.
Rationale:
CanPlay — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
Whether playback can be started using Play or PlayPause.
Note that this is related to whether there is a "current track": the value should not depend on whether the track is currently paused or playing. In fact, if a track is currently playing (and CanControl is true), this should be true.
If CanControl is false, this property should also be false.
Rationale:
CanPause — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
Whether playback can be paused using Pause or PlayPause.
Note that this is an intrinsic property of the current track: its value should not depend on whether the track is currently paused or playing. In fact, if playback is currently paused (and CanControl is true), this should be true.
If CanControl is false, this property should also be false.
Rationale:
CanSeek — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is emitted with the new value.
Whether the client can control the playback position using Seek and SetPosition. This may be different for different tracks.
If CanControl is false, this property should also be false.
Rationale:
CanControl — b
org.freedesktop.DBus.Properties.PropertiesChanged
signal is not emitted when this property changes.
Whether the media player may be controlled over this interface.
This property is not expected to change, as it describes an intrinsic capability of the implementation.
If this is false, clients should assume that all properties on this interface are read-only (and will raise errors if writing to them is attempted), no methods are implemented and all other properties starting with "Can" are also false.
Rationale:
Types
Track_Id — o
Unique track identifier.
If the media player implements the TrackList interface and allows the same track to appear multiple times in the tracklist, this must be unique within the scope of the tracklist.
Note that this should be a valid D-Bus object id, although clients should not assume that any object is actually exported with any interfaces at that path.
Media players may not use any paths starting with
Rationale:
Playback_Rate — d
A playback rate
This is a multiplier, so a value of 0.5 indicates that playback is happening at half speed, while 1.5 means that 1.5 seconds of "track time" is consumed every second.
Volume — d
Audio volume level
- 0.0 means mute.
- 1.0 is a sensible maximum volume level (ex: 0dB).
Note that the volume may be higher than 1.0, although generally clients should not attempt to set it above 1.0.
Playback_Status — s
A playback state.
- Playing (Playing)
- Paused (Paused)
- Stopped (Stopped)
A track is currently playing.
A track is currently paused.
There is no track currently playing.
Loop_Status — s
A repeat / loop status
- None (None)
- Track (Track)
- Playlist (Playlist)
The playback will stop when there are no more tracks to play
The current track will start again from the begining once it has finished playing
The playback loops through a list of tracks


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## 1.2 / March 2012
* Fix a cookie leak vulnerability effecting large numbers of Rails 3.x installs: https://github.com/rtomayko/rack-cache/pull/52 * Never 304 on PUT or POST requests. * Misc bundler and test tooling fixes.
## 1.1 / September 2011
* Allow (INM/IMS) validation requests through to backend on miss. Makes it possible to use validation for private / uncacheable responses. A number of people using Rails's stale?() helper reported that their validation logic was never kicking in. * Add rack env rack-cache.force-pass option to bypass rack-cache on per request basis * Fix an issue with memcache namespace not being set when using the :namespace option instead of :prefix_key. * Fix test failures due to MockResponse changes in recent Rack version (issue #34)
## 1.0.3 / August 2011
* Fix bug passing options to memcached and dalli * Document cache_key
## 1.0.1 / April 2011
* Added lib/rack-cache.rb to match package name for auto-requiring machinery. * Fixed a number of issues caused by Rack::Cache not closing the body received from the application. Rack::Lock and other middleware use body.close to signal the true end of request processing so failure to call this method can result in strange issues (e.g., "ThreadError: deadlock; recursive locking") * Fixed a bug where Rack::Cache would blow up writing the rack env to the meta store when the env contained an all uppercase key whose value wasn't marshalable. Passenger and some other stuff write such keys apparently. * The test suite has moved from test-spec to bacon. This is a short term solution to the problem of not being able to run tests under Ruby 1.9.x. The test suite will be moved to basic Test::Unit style sometime in the future.
## 1.0 / December 2010
* Rack::Cache is 1.0 and will now maintain semantic versioning <http://semver.org/> * Add Dalli memcache client support and removed support for the unmaintained memcache-client library. You will need to move your apps to Dalli before upgrading rack-cache to 1.0.
## 0.5.3 / September 2010
* A matching If-Modified-Since is ignored if an If-None-Match is also provided and doesn't match. This is in line with RFC 2616. * Converts string status codes to integers before returns to workaround bad behaving rack middleware and apps. * Misc doc clean up.
## 0.5.2 / September 2009
* Exceptions raised from the metastore are not fatal. This makes a lot of sense in most cases because its okay for the cache to be down - it shouldn't blow up your app.
## 0.5.1 / June 2009
* Added support for memcached clusters and other advanced configuration provided by the memcache-client and memcached libraries. The "metastore" and "entitystore" options can now be set to a MemCache object or Memcached object: memcache = MemCache.new(['<IP_ADDRESS>', '<IP_ADDRESS>'], :namespace => "/foo") use Rack::Cache, :metastore => memcache, :entitystore => memcache * Fix "memcached://" metastore URL handling. The "memcached" variation blew up, the "memcache" version was fine.
## 0.5.0 / May 2009
* Added meta and entity store implementations based on the memcache-client library. These are the default unless the memcached library has already been required. * The "allow_reload" and "allow_revalidate" options now default to false instead of true. This means we break with RFC 2616 out of the box but this is the expected configuration in a huge majority of gateway cache scenarios. See the docs on configuration options for more information on these options: http://tomayko.com/src/rack-cache/configuration * Added Google AppEngine memcache entity store and metastore implementations. To use GAE's memcache with rack-cache, set the "metastore" and "entitystore" options as follows: use Rack::Cache, :metastore => 'gae://cache-meta', :entitystore => 'gae://cache-body' The 'cache-meta' and 'cache-body' parts are memcache namespace prefixes and should be set to different values.
## 0.4.0 / March 2009
* Ruby 1.9.1 / Rack 1.0 compatible. * Invalidate cache entries that match the request URL on non-GET/HEAD requests. i.e., POST, PUT, DELETE cause matching cache entries to be invalidated. The cache entry is validated with the backend using a conditional GET the next time it's requested. * Implement "Cache-Control: max-age=N" request directive by forcing validation when the max-age provided exceeds the age of the cache entry. This can be disabled by setting the "allow_revalidate" option to false. * Properly implement "Cache-Control: no-cache" request directive by performing a full reload. RFC 2616 states that when "no-cache" is present in the request, the cache MUST NOT serve a stored response even after successful validation. This is slightly different from the "no-cache" directive in responses, which indicates that the cache must first validate its entry with the origin. Previously, we implemented "no-cache" on requests by passing so no new cache entry would be stored based on the response. Now we treat it as a forced miss and enter the response into the cache if it's cacheable. This can be disabled by setting the "allow_reload" option to false. * Assume identical semantics for the "Pragma: no-cache" request header as the "Cache-Control: no-cache" directive described above. * Less crazy logging. When the verbose option is set, a single log entry is written with a comma separated list of trace events. For example, if the cache was stale but validated, the following log entry would be written: "cache: stale, valid, store". When the verbose option is false, no logging occurs. * Added "X-Rack-Cache" response header with the same comma separated trace value as described above. This gives some visibility into how the cache processed the request. * Add support for canonicalized cache keys, as well as custom cache key generators, which are specified in the options as :cache_key as either any object that has a call() or as a block. Cache key generators get passed a request object and return a cache key string.
## 0.3.0 / December 2008
* Add support for public and private cache control directives. Responses marked as explicitly public are cached even when the request includes an Authorization or Cookie header. Responses marked as explicitly private are considered uncacheable. * Added a "private_headers" option that dictates which request headers trigger default "private" cache control processing. By default, the Cookie and Authorization headers are included. Headers may be added or removed as necessary to change the default private logic. * Adhere to must-revalidate/proxy-revalidate cache control directives by not assigning the default_ttl to responses that don't include freshness information. This should let us begin using default_ttl more liberally since we can control it using the must-revalidate/proxy-revalidate directives. * Use the s-maxage Cache-Control value in preference to max-age when present. The ttl= method now sets the s-maxage value instead of max-age. Code that used ttl= to control freshness at the client needs to change to set the max-age directive explicitly. * Enable support for X-Sendfile middleware by responding to #to_path on bodies served from disk storage. Adding the Rack::Sendfile component upstream from Rack::Cache will result in cached bodies being served directly by the web server (instead of being read in Ruby). * BUG: MetaStore hits but EntityStore misses. This would 500 previously; now we detect it and act as if the MetaStore missed as well. * Implement low level #purge method on all concrete entity store classes -- removes the entity body corresponding to the SHA1 key provided and returns nil. * Basically sane handling of HEAD requests. A HEAD request is never passed through to the backend except when transitioning with pass!. This means that the cache responds to HEAD requests without invoking the backend at all when the cached entry is fresh. When no cache entry exists, or the cached entry is stale and can be validated, the backend is invoked with a GET request and the HEAD is handled right before the response is delivered upstream. * BUG: The Age response header was not being set properly when a stale entry was validated. This would result in Age values that exceeded the freshness lifetime in responses. * BUG: A cached entry in a heap meta store could be unintentionally modified by request processing since the cached objects were being returned directly. The result was typically missing/incorrect header values (e.g., missing Content-Type header). [dkubb] * BUG: 304 responses should not include entity headers (especially Content-Length). This is causing Safari/WebKit weirdness on 304 responses. * BUG: The If-None-Match header was being ignored, causing the cache to send 200 responses to matching conditional GET requests.
## 0.2.0 / 2008-10-24 / Initial Release
* Document events and transitions in `rack/cache/config/default.rb` * Basic logging support (`trace`, `warn`, `info`, `error` from within Context) * EntityStore: store entity bodies keyed by SHA * MetaStore: store response headers keyed by URL * Last-Modified/ETag validation * Vary support * Implement error! transition * New Rack::Cache::Core * memcached meta and entity store implementations * URI based storage configuration * Read options from Rack env if present (rack-cache.XXX keys) * `object` is now `entry` * Documentation framework and website * Document storage areas and implementations * Document configuration/events
## 0.1.0 / 2008-07-21 / Proof of concept (unreleased)
* Basic core with event support * `#import` method for bringing in config files * Freshness based expiration * RFC 2616 If-Modified-Since based validation * A horribly shitty storage back-end (Hash in mem) * Don't cache hop-by-hop headers: Connection, Keep-Alive, Proxy-Authenticate, Proxy-Authorization, TE, Trailers, Transfer-Encoding, Upgrade
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RESTBroker is an application and user interface that allows developers to create, build automate and self document their REST APIs.
This documentation is broken down into a few different sections to cover the different aspects of RESTBroker.
The goal of this documentation is to give a breif introduction as to how the main user interface and backend of RESTBroker works.
Using RESTBroker requires an account which can be obtained at restbroker.com/account. Once logged in you will be able to create your first project.
A project in RESTBroker is a container for all of your endpoints for a given application. The best practice would be to use a project for each one of your separate applications in order to abstract the details away easily.
By creating a project you can give it a name and a description in order to easily identify it. It also has a visibility option which can be private or public. Private projects will require an API key for them to be accessed whereas a public project will not require a key. We recommend that you create your project as private.
Later, there will be a description as to how you can use the RESTBroker API which will be used to allow you to generate API keys in your applications on the fly.
Building a database allows RESTBroker to contact your database remotely and build a schema of all of the available tables. By doing this, you will be able to pick which columns to return from what tables when building your resource.
This prevents RESTBroker from having to contact your database each time a resource is being created or edited.
RESTBroker will only take the table names, column names and their types (i.e. VARCHAR etc). It will not take any data stored in your database.
RESTBroker supports MySQL. To connect to and build your MySQL database, navigate to the Resources tab and you will see that your database has not been built. Click build database and pick the database type. After that enter your
database server, name, user and password.
RESTBroker relies on remote SQL connections. Ensure that you block connections apart from the following RESTBroker IPs: Enter IP here.
Once that is done, click "Build Database". RESTBroker will get your database schema and save it locally.
Resources are what RESTBroker calls collections of data that will be returned when requested. A resource can be comprised of:
A combination of data sources.
Text
The Request
By creating a resource you must give it a name which will uniquely identify it amongst other resources. The description is optional, but it will be what is displayed in the documentation if enabled for this resource.
You must then pick a request type. Currently there are three which RESTBroker supports:
GET - Safe, used to return data.
POST - Unsafe, used to modify or add data.
DELETE - Unsafe, used to delete data.
By safe and unsafe, it means the requests propensity to change data.
After choosing one of the above, the user interface will change slightly. If you choose GET you can pick headers or parameters that will need to be sent in order for the request to complete properly.
Headers - These are HTTP headers that can be requested by you that will have to be sent by the user. They can then be used in later stages when building the resource.
Each header has a:
Key - Uniquely identifies it.
Value - What type it should be.
Description - A description for it for the documentation.
Parameters - In the case of a HTTP GET request, these parameters are URL parameters. Like headers, they are the required parameters needed for the request to happen. They too can be used in later stages.
Each parameter has a:
Key - Uniquely identifies it.
If any of the specified headers or parameters are not provided, RESTBroker will return and error to the requester.
The Response
Once the request part of building a resource is complete, you can choose between returning JSON or XML. Either way, RESTBroker will parse the data accordingly.
You can then add a data source. It can be from the database or text.
Database Data Source
This allows you to choose what columns are returned from what tables and in what order. To return a column simply click the check box beside it’s name.
To add a filter simply click add filter and choose what you would like to filter this column by (values from the previous step)
Nesting
If nesting is required within the data source, you must add a parent column to a given column. For example in the situation where the tables are profiles, posts and comments, the posts table will have a parent added to its profile_id field with the link to the id of the profile table, while the comments will have the posts linked to it as a parent through the post_id field.
This must be done correctly or else RESTBroker will not be able to build a nested structure of your data. Please ensure that when nesting, the item your are nesting by is the correct one so that RESTBroker can access children elements.
Text Data Source
This is static text that can be returned in JSON or XML. This can be used however you’d like, but some good use cases are for linking to documentation on each request perhaps.
{{ document.introduction_text }}
It is adivsed that you make your project private as it allows you to get in depth statistics regarding certain requests and where the came from. It is also a good design choice to only allow validated requests to
made.
When a project is created a master key is generated. This key is linked to the project and cannot be deleted. This is the key that has control over all other API keys. It is advised that this key stays private,
but if for whatever reason it gets released to the public, it can be regenerated in the API Keys section of your project. Master keys can be identified by the rb_mstr_key_
prefix.
Normal keys are keys that are generated for distribution. These can be generated one of two ways:
Manually through the RESTBroker dashboard
Automatically by your application through the RESTBroker API.
The later is described in detail in the API Reference section of this doc. To create an API Key manually, simply navigate to the API Keys section of your project and click "Generate API Key", this will create a normal key
that can be given to a developer. You can identify a normal key by the rb_nrm_key_
prefix.
RESTBroker offers the ability to cache results in order to speed up performance. By default, RESTBroker will contact your database everytime a request is being made. This can be avoided at your discretion.
To enable caching you can go to the Settings -> Overview section of the RESTBroker dashboard. You can click "Enable Caching" and the other options will show up. When enabled/disbaled the projects cache is cleared of any
data that may be present in it.
You can choose an expiry time for your cached data which defines how long it will be present on the RESTBroker servers, before it is automatically deleted. This can range anywhere from 1 hour to 24 hours. We recommend using
1 hour. This means that your information can only be stored on our servers for at most 24 hours.
You can also clear the cache completely meaning that any cached results will be removed.
RESTBroker detects similar requests over given time periods. If a particular request is trying to access tables that have not been modified in the last hour, RESTBroker will return the cached result.
By default, RESTBroker will auto generate documentation as you create resources. To manage documentation go to Settings -> Documentation in the RESTBroker dashboard. You can enable or disable the documentation as you wish. If disabled, when accessed, an error message stating the documentation is not available is presented.
You can provide introduction text which will be put at the top of the documentation. The support email will also be listed so users can send queries about the API. Your logo and colour can also be chosen which will customise the look of the documentation.
RESTBroker can automatically generate code examples in cURL, Python (3.6.1), Java (1.8.0) (OKHttp), JavaScript (AJAX) and PHP. You can enable or disable a given language by simply checking it. When not checked, RESTBroker will not generate code examples for that langauge.
You can setup a subdomain using a CNAME record that will point to the RESTBroker generate URL of the documentation.
If there are security concerns from a particular IP address, it can be blocked by going to Settings -> Security in the RESTBroker dashboard. Any request sent by a blocked IP will be rejected.
The RESTBroker APIs main entry point is
https://restbroker.com/meta-api
All requests must be made with HTTPS. Any requests using HTTP will be denied.
It is useful to be able to keep track of the API Keys of a project from your own application. To get the API Keys for a given application simply make a get request to the following URL:
https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-keys/<master_key>
For authentication purposes, your request must contain the projects master key in the URL above.
Example Request:
$ curl https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-keys/your_value
RESTBroker will then return a response (in JSON) containing all of the API Keys for the project linked to the master key.
Success Response:
[
{
"key": "rb_nrm_key_example1",
"created_at": "2019-03-24"
},
{
"key": "rb_nrm_key_example2",
"created_at": "2019-01-30"
}
]
If the master key is incorrect it will return a relevant message.
Error Response:
{
"message": "Cannot get API keys, invalid master key."
}
As mentioned in the previous section on API Keys, they can be generated automatically by your application by contacting our API.
To generate an API key simple send a POST request to the following URL:
https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-key/generate
For authentication purposes, your request must contain your projects master key in the field "master_key".
Example Request:
$ curl https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-key/generate \
-F master_key=your_value
RESTBroker will then return a response (in JSON) containing the new API key and the status.
Success Response:
{
"api_key": "rb_nrm_key_example",
"message": "Successfully generated API Key"
}
If the master key is incorrect it will return a relevant message.
Error Response:
{
"message": "Cannot generate key, invalid master key."
}
If an API key needs to be regenerated a POST request to the following URL must be made:
https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-key/regenerate/<api_key>
The <api_key> part of the URL must be replaced with the API Key that is being regenerated.
For authentication purposes, your request must contain your projects master key in the field "master_key".
Example Request:
$ curl https://restbroker.com/meta-api/api-key/regenerate/your_value \
-F master_key=your_value
RESTBroker will then return a response (in JSON) containing the new API key and the status.
Success Response:
{
"api_key": "rb_nrm_key_example",
"message": "Successfully regenerated API Key"
}
If the master key is incorrect it will return a relevant message.
Error Response:
{
"message": "Cannot regenerate key, invalid master key."
}
For security purposes, the master key cannot be regenerated from the RESTBroker API. Any requests to regenerate a master key will be rejected. If the master key needs to be regenerated it must be done so manually through the dashboard.
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George Willoughby
Data Journalist
As a data journalist, I look to find stories in numbers. This can be done through data visualisation and analysis. But, in my opinion, one of the most rewarding elements of the profession is revealing the human behind the numbers.
Whilst producing this, I am learning CSS for the first time, as well as starting with HTML just a week before. My current projects include highlighting the impact Covid-19 has had on people living with Multiple Sclerosis, as well as an upcoming major project delving deeper into early years education in England.
Featured Projects
View selected projects below. More information can be found on my Github
Commissioned freelance piece tackling the lack of diversity in police forces
Through data analysis and visualisations, I tackled the issue of ethnic minority representation in the police and challenged forces on their recruitment.
View article View documentsProject looking into the impact Covid-19 has had on treatment for those with Multiple Sclerosis
Investigation consisting of FOI requests, interviews and data visualisation to tell the story of how people with MS have suffered because of the pandemic.
View article View documentsInvestigation into whether police forces disproportionately stop Asian people
Successfully analysed if stop and search powers disproportionately stop those of Asian heritage. The piece was published by the UK's number one Asian newspaper, the Eastern Eye.
View article View documentsCoronavirus data analysis for Huffington Post
Numerous projects that colleagues and I worked on for national title Huffington Post. Consists of data analysis and a variety of data visualisations looking at case rates, the r-rate and hospitalisations for Covid-19.
View projectsAnalysis into the latest smoking statistics
Using the latest figures released by NHS England, I looked at smoking admissions, deaths and Pharmacotherapy rates. The piece shows yearly trends, alongside a regional focus with an interactive map.
View project View documentsPodcast on how Covid-19 has impacted outpatients
The pandemic has had huge impacts on the way hospital appointments are carried out. I looked at how routine scans and tests have been affected, with a focus on outpatients and a short feature on Multiple Sclerosis.
View project View articleLocal news project: The Shared Space
After completing my undergraduate degree, I decided to create a site dedicated to local businesses in my area. I wanted to provide a voice for those struggling because of the first lockdown in England. I created multiple social media accounts and a website to host all the interviews. I engaged a community and made a difference as a journalist.
View project View articleLincoln City football fan page
To gain experience writing and running social media channels, I created a fan page for the football team I support. I ran the page from August 2017 for two years. I wrote three/four articles a week which covered a wide variety of styles. Being on time is important for sport content, especially breaking news and putting together match reports. I carried out interviews and built a partnership with a data company.
View project View articleWork Experience
Since the start of my undergraduate degree, I have been undertaking relevant work experience. This includes spending time with the data unit at Reach, writing data journalism articles for the Huffington Post and the Eastern Eye.
I also spent two years working on the Cardiff University student paper Gair Rhydd where I was the deputy editor in the final year of my studies.
Data journalist
Eastern Eye
November 2020-January 2021 (72 hours)
I spent time working on a piece for the Asian newspaper Eastern Eye. This was looking at stop and search powers and assessing whether police target Asian minorities.
Feedback: “It was his ability to analyse the data and create visuals which marked him out as a credit to his university and an impressive young journalist.”
Experience in short:
- Analysed data for national figures as well as monthly statistics published by police forces.
- Combined CSVs using the terminal to make a total dataset instead of individual forces.
- Produced R scripts to help clean the data.
- Created a plethora of visualisations incorporating best practice.
Data journalist
Reach plc
January 2020 (10 days)
I completed a week working with the data unit at Reach PLC. It was an extremely productive and insightful experience analysing datasets, identifying trends, and writing bulletins.
Feedback: “George is a very talented data journalist with a nose for stories and an understanding of data. He's also very skilled in using spreadsheets for data analysis.”
Experience in short:
- Analysed data in datasets looking for stories.
- Produced suitable copy which was concise and fit for publication.
- Learnt new formulas in Excel including VLOOKUP.
Education
Birmingham City University - Birmingham
MA Data Journalism, present.
Cardiff University - Cardiff
BA Journalism and Communications, 2017-2020
Second Class Honours Division One.
Poynton Sixth Form - Poynton
Economics, Business Studies and English Literature, 2015-2017


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Civil Writ Petition No.6753 of 2014 1 IN THE HIGH COURT OF PUNJAB AND HARYANA AT CHANDIGARH. Civil Writ Petition No.6753 of 2014 Date of Decision: 18.11.2014 Haryana State Pollution Control Board ..Petitioner versus Central Board of Direct Taxes and others ..Respondents CORAM: HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE RAJIVE BHALLA HON'BLE MR. JUSTICE B.S.WALIA Present: Mr. Sandeep Goyal, Advocate, for the petitioner. Ms. Urvashi Dhugga, Advocate, for respondents no.1 and 2. Mr. Tejinder K.Joshi, Advocate, for respondent no.3. RAJIVE BHALLA, J. (ORAL)
The petitioner prays for issuance of a writ of mandamus to direct the Central Board of Direct Taxes to decide application, dated 31.01.2013, filed under Section 119 of the Income Tax Act, 1961 (hereinafter referred to as "the Act") to condone delay in filing applications for exemption under section 10(23C)(iv) of the Act and for registration under Section 12A of the Act for assessment year 2006-07.
The petitioner also prays for quashing of orders dated 29.7.2013 (Annexure P-9) and dated 09.01.2014 (Annexure P-10), rejecting the prayer for registration under Section 12AA of the Act KUMAR VIRENDER 2014.12.09 15:41 I attest to the accuracy and authenticity of this docunt High Court Chandigarh Civil Writ Petition No.6753 of 2014 2 and for exemption under section 10(23C)(iv) of the Act, respectively.
We have heard counsel for the parties.
The Haryana State Pollution Control Board is a statutory body constituted under the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 to perform statutory functions under the Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981. A perusal of the impugned order reveals that consideration has been confined to accounts and expenditure of the petitioner without taking into consideration its objects etc. Faced with these observations, counsel for the revenue submits that she has instructions to state that the revenue may be allowed to withdraw the impugned order and pass a fresh order after considering the matter in its entirety. In view of statement made by counsel for the revenue, order dated 9.1.2014 is deemed to have been withdrawn. The Chief Commissioner of Income Tax, Panchkula, shall pass a fresh order after taking into consideration the objects and reasons for constituting the petitioner-Board by reference to the Water (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1974 and Air (Prevention & Control of Pollution) Act, 1981 and all other relevant statutory functions assigned to the Board. Counsel for the petitioner states, on instructions, that they would not raise any objection regarding limitation, while deciding the application.
The prayer with respect to quashing of order (Annexure P-9) rejecting registration cannot be considered at this stage as, admittedly, the matter is pending adjudication before the Income Tax Appellate Tribunal.
KUMAR VIRENDER The prayer for issuance of a mandamus to the Central 2014.12.09 15:41 I attest to the accuracy and authenticity of this docunt High Court Chandigarh Civil Writ Petition No.6753 of 2014 3 Board of Direct Taxes, to decide the applications for condonation of delay is accepted by directing the Board to decide the applications, within three months of receipt of a certified copy of this order.
The writ petition is disposed of in the above terms.
( RAJIVE BHALLA ) JUDGE ( B.S.WALIA ) 18.11.2014 JUDGE kanchan/VK KUMAR VIRENDER 2014.12.09 15:41 I attest to the accuracy and authenticity of this docunt High Court Chandigarh


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# Packages matching: installed # Name # Installed # Synopsis base-bigarray base base-threads base base-unix base conf-findutils 1 Virtual package relying on findutils conf-m4 1 Virtual package relying on m4 coq dev Formal proof management system coq-bignums dev Bignums, the Coq library of arbitrary large numbers coq-coquelicot dev A Coq formalization of real analysis compatible with the standard library. coq-flocq dev A floating-point formalization for the Coq system. coq-mathcomp-ssreflect dev Small Scale Reflection dune 2.0.0 Fast, portable, and opinionated build system num 1.3 The legacy Num library for arbitrary-precision integer and rational arithmetic ocaml 4.09.0 The OCaml compiler (virtual package) ocaml-base-compiler 4.09.0 Official release 4.09.0 ocaml-config 1 OCaml Switch Configuration ocamlfind 1.8.1 A library manager for OCaml [NOTE] Package coq is already installed (current version is dev). The following actions will be performed: - install coq-interval 3.4.1 <><> Gathering sources ><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Processing 1/1: [coq-interval.3.4.1: http] [coq-interval.3.4.1] downloaded from https://gforge.inria.fr/frs/download.php/file/38104/interval-3.4.1.tar.gz Processing 1/1: <><> Processing actions <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> Processing 1/2: [coq-interval: ./configure] + /home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh "build" "./configure" (CWD=/home/bench/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0/.opam-switch/build/coq-interval.3.4.1) - checking for g++... g++ - checking whether the C++ compiler works... yes - checking for C++ compiler default output file name... a.out - checking for suffix of executables... - - checking whether we are cross compiling... no - checking for suffix of object files... o - checking whether we are using the GNU C++ compiler... yes - checking whether g++ accepts -g... yes - checking for coqc... /home/bench/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0/bin/coqc - checking for coqdep... /home/bench/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0/bin/coqdep - checking for Flocq... - yes - checking for Ssreflect... yes - checking for Coquelicot... - yes - checking for Bignums... - yes - configure: building remake... - /tmp/ccxD2qXv.o: In function `main': - remake.cpp:(.text.startup+0x890): warning: the use of `tempnam' is dangerous, better use `mkstemp' - configure: creating ./config.status - config.status: creating Remakefile Processing 1/2: [coq-interval: ./remake] + /home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh "build" "./remake" "-j4" (CWD=/home/bench/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0/.opam-switch/build/coq-interval.3.4.1) - Building src/Interval_bigint_carrier.vo - Building src/Interval_bisect.vo - Building src/Interval_definitions.vo - Building src/Interval_float_sig.vo - Building src/Interval_xreal.vo - Building src/Interval_generic.vo - Building src/Interval_missing.vo - Building src/Interval_interval.vo - Building src/Interval_taylor_model.vo - Building src/Interval_xreal_derive.vo - Building src/coqapprox/coquelicot_compl.vo - Building src/Interval_generic_proof.vo - Building src/Interval_univariate.vo - Building src/coqapprox/Rstruct.vo - Building src/coqapprox/poly_datatypes.vo - Building src/coqapprox/interval_compl.vo - Building src/coqapprox/basic_rec.vo - Building src/coqapprox/taylor_thm.vo - Building src/coqapprox/seq_compl.vo - Building src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.vo - Building src/coqapprox/poly_bound.vo - Building src/coqapprox/poly_bound_quad.vo - Building src/coqapprox/taylor_model_int_sharp.vo - Building src/coqapprox/integral_pol.vo - Building src/coqapprox/taylor_poly.vo - Building src/Interval_specific_sig.vo - Building src/Interval_generic_ops.vo - Building src/Interval_integral.vo - Building src/Interval_interval_float.vo - Building src/Interval_interval_float_full.vo - Building src/Interval_transcend.vo - Building src/Interval_specific_ops.vo - Building src/Interval_stdz_carrier.vo - Building src/Interval_tactic.vo - Building src/bertrand.vo - Building src/various_integrals.vo - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ + _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ - _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ >= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ > _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/seq_compl.v", line 23, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ * _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ + _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ - _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ >= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ > _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ * _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/Rstruct.v", line 24, characters 0-197: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - Finished src/coqapprox/Rstruct.vo - Finished src/coqapprox/seq_compl.vo - File "./src/Interval_missing.v", line 737, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_missing.v", line 740, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_missing.v", line 742, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_missing.v", line 764, characters 0-15: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ + _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ - _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ >= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ > _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ * _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/basic_rec.v", line 26, characters 0-249: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - Finished src/Interval_missing.vo - Finished src/coqapprox/basic_rec.vo - Finished src/Interval_xreal.vo - Finished src/coqapprox/taylor_thm.vo - Finished src/Interval_definitions.vo - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ + _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ - _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ >= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ > _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ * _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 24, characters 0-122: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 25, characters 0-32: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 34, characters 0-33: - Warning: Declaring a scope implicitly is deprecated; use in advance an - explicit "Declare Scope ring_scope.". [undeclared-scope,deprecated] - File "./src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.v", line 35, characters 0-31: - Warning: Declaring a scope implicitly is deprecated; use in advance an - explicit "Declare Scope XR_scope.". [undeclared-scope,deprecated] - Finished src/coqapprox/xreal_ssr_compat.vo - Finished src/Interval_generic.vo - Finished src/Interval_interval.vo - Finished src/Interval_xreal_derive.vo - Finished src/Interval_float_sig.vo - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 29, characters 0-15: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ + _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ - _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ >= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ > _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ <= _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ <= _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ < _ < _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ * _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 24, characters 0-174: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/interval_compl.v", line 26, characters 0-32: - Warning: Notation "_ ^ _" was already used in scope nat_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - Finished src/Interval_univariate.vo - Finished src/coqapprox/interval_compl.vo - File "./src/Interval_generic_proof.v", line 1039, characters 8-33: - Error: - In environment - beta : radix - mode : rounding_mode - b : bool - p, n1 : positive - bP : (2 <= beta)%Z - H : (Z.pos n1 < Zdigits beta (Z.pos p))%Z - q := (Z.pos p / Z.pos (Z.to_pos beta ^ n1))%Z : Z - r := (Z.pos p mod Z.pos (Z.to_pos beta ^ n1))%Z : Z - U1 : (beta ^ (Zdigits beta (Z.pos p) - 1) <= Z.abs (Z.pos p))%Z - U2 : (Z.abs (Z.pos p) < beta ^ Zdigits beta (Z.pos p))%Z - Unable to unify "(?M3375 ?= Z.abs (Z.pos p))%Z = Gt -> False" with - "(0 ?= Z.pos (Z.to_pos beta ^ n1))%Z = Lt". - - Failed to build src/Interval_generic_proof.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_specific_ops.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_stdz_carrier.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_generic_ops.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_tactic.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_bigint_carrier.vo - Failed to build src/Interval_specific_sig.vo - Failed to build all - File "./src/coqapprox/poly_datatypes.v", line 25, characters 0-96: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/poly_datatypes.v", line 25, characters 0-96: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ : _ | _ ]" was already used in scope fun_scope. - [notation-overridden,parsing] - File "./src/coqapprox/poly_datatypes.v", line 25, characters 0-96: - Warning: Notation "[ rel _ _ in _ & _ | _ ]" was already used in scope - fun_scope. 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Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 798, characters 15-30: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 805, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 813, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 819, characters 2-17: - Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. - [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] - Finished src/Interval_transcend.vo - Finished src/Interval_interval_float_full.vo [ERROR] The compilation of coq-interval failed at "/home/bench/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build ./remake -j4". #=== ERROR while compiling coq-interval.3.4.1 =================================# # context 2.0.5 | linux/x86_64 | ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0 | file:///home/bench/run/opam-coq-archive/released # path ~/.opam/ocaml-base-compiler.4.09.0/.opam-switch/build/coq-interval.3.4.1 # command ~/.opam/opam-init/hooks/sandbox.sh build ./remake -j4 # exit-code 1 # env-file ~/.opam/log/coq-interval-12050-2dea01.env # output-file ~/.opam/log/coq-interval-12050-2dea01.out ### output ### # [...] # [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] # File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 805, characters 2-17: # Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. # [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] # File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 813, characters 2-17: # Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. # [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] # File "./src/Interval_transcend.v", line 819, characters 2-17: # Warning: Tactic Fourier.fourier is deprecated since 8.9.0. Use lra instead. # [deprecated-tactic,deprecated] # Finished src/Interval_transcend.vo # Finished src/Interval_interval_float_full.vo <><> Error report <><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><><> +- The following actions failed | - build coq-interval 3.4.1 +- - No changes have been performed # Run eval $(opam env) to update the current shell environment 'opam install -y -v coq-interval.3.4.1 coq.dev' failed.
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High-energy grating interferometry
The realm of Compton
On previous episodes
100 and 120 keV interferometers
paper published by Scientific Reports on 6th June
Strong dark-field from homogeneous samples
Example: profile of copper rods
Polychromatic effect or Compton scattering?
What's new today
- experimental results at 120 keV
- theoretical description
Absorption \(A\) and dark field \(B\)
for different materials and thicknesses
Procedure
- sinogram (thickness variation)
- Fourier component analysis
-
calculate log ratio as
Theory
usaxs approach
\[ s = g \star f \]
A Compton distribution
- absorption = extinction
- uniform scattering
differential Klein-Nishina cross section
Relationship between \(A\) and \(B\)
Relationship between \(A\) and \(B\)
Results
Fit for \( \beta = 0.08593(52) \)
\(p \lt 0.001\)
Results
\( \beta = 0.07785(32) \)
no microstructures
Comments
Some loss of complementarity
Fourier analysis \( \rightarrow \) fit with only two parameters
No phase contrast for highly absorbing samples, even at high energies


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This is a case of a "hidden" inhibition: from the Process Description version it is not obvious that this is an inhibition because the mechanism is shown in details and the inhibition arc is not used. Protein A stimulates a process of protein B deactivation (the state of the left is shown as active), and therefore in Activity Flow it is represented by the protein A activity inhibiting the protein B activity.


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 To celebrate almost 100 years in the flying business, Qantas is releasing $100 one-way tickets from a number of destinations to Australia. FOR FOUR DAYS. Unfortunately, we (I) caught on to this late so there’s only three days left of the birthday sale. I apologise.
Each day, the airline will release 100 airfares for $100^ each way when bought as a round trip. The fares are for selected city pairs and travel dates but still, what a bloody good deal.
The first batch of flights unleashed on day one were London to Sydney tickets. It completely sold out. Shocker. But day two’s offer is San Francisco to Melbourne / Brisbane. Fares will be released at approximately 2pm PST / 5pm EST on 19 November 2019, so if you have any mates / family in San Fran right now that you haven’t seen for about a billion years, tag ’em. And because the departing location is San Francisco, these fares are in USD.
As always, look out for the return blackout dates including 20 March-15 April 2020, 17 June-11 July 2020, and 11-28 September, 2020.
If you do miss out on the birthday sale fares, Qantas is also offering economy round trips from Los Angeles to Sydney / Melbourne / Brisbane from $699.  This sale ends Tuesday 26 November 2019, so you’ve got a week to get in touch with your loved ones.
There’s still day three and four of the birthday sale to look forward to as well so keep your eyes peeled.
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11-11 Journal of Literature and Art was founded in 2004 by Youmna Chlala and Gayle Romasanta during their MFA in Writing at California College of the Arts. The vision of the journal was to create a forum for risk and experimentation in both writing and visual art. It developed an international presence while creating interdisciplinary opportunities within CCA. Youmna Chlala served as the editor until 2007. Subsequent editors have included Brent Foster Jones, Ben Lerner, Hugh Steinberg and Joseph Lease.
11-11 is now published once a year by the MFA Writing Program at California College of the Arts, through a process where we gather our admired colleagues and pals to share some words. The spare, open pages, and the brevity of offerings are meant to allow the reader the feeling of reading, across the wide, white page, “cover to cover.” The idea is to invite readers and writers into a digital town square of poetics, where the conversation is meant to be casual, exciting, nourishing and inspiring – as though you ran into a smart friend, sat down for a coffee, and they shared their thoughts across forms. We also hope it offers the really great feeling that you have read it all, cover to cover.


Review: Randy Rainbow pokes fun at impeachment inquiry with parody video
On November 22, acclaimed comedian and singer Randy Rainbow released his new parody video "He's Just a GURL Who'll QUID PRO QUO."
by Markos PapadatosIn "He's Just a GURL Who'll QUID PRO QUO," Rainbow gives a witty and insightful parody on the impeachment inquiry of the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump. It is a creative and artistic video that is well done all around, and it is certainly worth more than just a passing glance.
In other Randy Rainbow news, he has a new Christmas album, which is available digitally on Amazon and on Apple Music.
The Verdict
Overall, this new parody video by Randy Rainbow is hilarious. It is solid, entertaining and fun. Rainbow manages to keep his material engaging and unique. He is one of those artists that should write his own musical one day since it is bound to be a hit. "He's Just a GURL Who'll QUID PRO QUO" is clever and it garners an A rating.
For more information on Emmy-nominated comedian and singer Randy Rainbow and his tour dates, check out his official website.
Read More: Digital Journal's Markos Papadatos also reviewed Randy Rainbow's ABBA parody "GIULIANI! (Here He Goes Again)" on Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani.


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