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#include <chest.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| CChest (const int &n_x, const int &n_y, CBack_pack *n_item, std::set< std::string > &n_answers, const std::string &n_mystery, bool n_opened=false) | |
| Construcutor. | |
| virtual | ~CChest () |
| Destructor. | |
| CChest & | openBackPack (CPlayer *obj) |
| Inventory inside the chest become aviable for the player, player can add items to his inventory. | |
| CChest & | openChest (CPlayer *obj) |
| Proccess of the figuring out the password from the mystery. | |
| CChest & | clearChest () |
| Clean inventory of the chest ( generally, before load saving ) | |
| bool | getOpened () const |
| get opened | |
| bool | Empty () const |
| get in fact items.empty() | |
| int | getX () const |
| get x | |
| int | getY () const |
| get y | |
| void | getInfo (std::ostream &os) |
| print info about chest, how many is in it | |
| void | saveChest (std::ofstream &save_file) |
| save chest to the file | |
Chest Main idea: The chest would have inventory inside and player should figure out the password from the some mystery, then player can add items in the his inventory;


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The format is BED-like, but with a header row included and with
arbitrary extra columns.
return pd.read_table(infile, dtype={"chromosome": "str"})
def write_tab(dframe):
Write tab-separated data with column names in the first row.
After Change
dframe = pd.read_table(infile, dtype={"chromosome": "str"})
if "log2" in dframe.columns:
// Every bin needs a log2 value; the others can be NaN
d2 = dframe.dropna(subset=["log2"])
if len(d2) < len(dframe):
logging.warn("Dropped %d rows with missing log2 values",
len(dframe) - len(d2))
dframe = d2.copy()
return dframe
def write_tab(dframe):
Write tab-separated data with column names in the first row.


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A Time for Everything
1 For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven:
2 a time to be born, and a time to die;
a time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted;
3 a time to kill, and a time to heal;
a time to break down, and a time to build up;
4 a time to weep, and a time to laugh;
a time to mourn, and a time to dance;
5 a time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together;
a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
6 a time to seek, and a time to lose;
a time to keep, and a time to cast away;
7 a time to tear, and a time to sew;
a time to keep silence, and a time to speak;
8 a time to love, and a time to hate;
a time for war, and a time for peace.
The God-Given Task
9 What gain has the worker from his toil?
10 I have seen the business that God has given to the children of man to be busy with.
11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. Also, he has put eternity into man's heart, yet so that he cannot find out what God has done from the beginning to the end.
12 I perceived that there is nothing better for them than to be joyful and to do good as long as they live;
13 also that everyone should eat and drink and take pleasure in all his toil—this is God's gift to man.
14 I perceived that whatever God does endures forever; nothing can be added to it, nor anything taken from it. God has done it, so that people fear before him.
15 That which is, already has been; that which is to be, already has been; and God seeks what has been driven away.
From Dust to Dust
16 Moreover, I saw under the sun that in the place of justice, even there was wickedness, and in the place of righteousness, even there was wickedness.
17 I said in my heart, God will judge the righteous and the wicked, for there is a time for every matter and for every work.
18 I said in my heart with regard to the children of man that God is testing them that they may see that they themselves are but beasts.
19 For what happens to the children of man and what happens to the beasts is the same; as one dies, so dies the other. They all have the same breath, and man has no advantage over the beasts, for all is vanity.
20 All go to one place. All are from the dust, and to dust all return.
21 Who knows whether the spirit of man goes upward and the spirit of the beast goes down into the earth?
22 So I saw that there is nothing better than that a man should rejoice in his work, for that is his lot. Who can bring him to see what will be after him?


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 Write your snake AI and battle to the death against other teams. Only one snake will emerge victorious.
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Many areas in the United States have passed legislation and created regulations which limit the type of pollution which factories can release. Because of this, chemical and petroleum companies often try to find jurisdictions which are less likely to regulate their pollution, like those in Louisiana's Cancer Alley. These companies thus save the money that they would have needed to spend to mitigate pollution in other areas. Major companies that have factories and refineries in Cancer Alley include Chevron, DuPont, Exxon Mobil, and Shell [<IP_ADDRESS>].
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In this workshop, we discussed the history of immigration laws in the United States surrounding the Asian American immigrant. We talked about the importance of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965, and the impact it had and still has today—but we focused on the aspect of refugee immigration. Due to immigration policy changes every presidential administration along with the inefficiency and difficulty of obtaining citizenship, many AAPI refugees, who have been in the United States for 30+ years, have not been able to obtain citizenship. The impact this has had on these people has been terrifying, as they live day-to-day knowing that tomorrow could be their last day in the only country they have known.
We then discussed the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, more widely known as ICE. They are an agency that works within the Department of Homeland Security, and operates on a budget of over $8 billion—and still growing. We discussed the way they carry out operations, as well as injustices that occur within the organization. Finally, we talked about the meaning and purpose of the ‘Abolish ICE’ movement, and finished up the workshop with a discussion session.
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| Adoptees For Justice | Twitter page for an organization dedicated to create an easier citizenship process for adoptees. The Adoptee Citizenship Act of 2019 is currently being voted on in the House of Representatives, and Mike Doyle, who represents Pennsylvania's 18th district, has not yet sponsored the bill. |
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The metadata attribute enables you to associate structured data with a resource. By adding a metadata attribute to a resource, you can add data in JSON or YAML to the resource declaration. In addition, you can use intrinsic functions (such as GetAtt and Ref), parameters, and pseudo parameters within the metadata attribute to add those interpreted values.
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{ "AWSTemplateFormatVersion" : "2010-09-09", "Resources" : { "MyS3Bucket" : { "Type" : "AWS::S3::Bucket", "Metadata" : { "Object1" : "Location1", "Object2" : "Location2" } } } }
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(ch1_name_info.groups()[1] != ch2_name_info.groups()[1]) or \
(int(ch1_name_info.groups()[2]) != freqs[0]) or \
(int(ch2_name_info.groups()[2]) != freqs[1]):
raise RuntimeError("NIRS channels not ordered correctly")
return picks
After Change
// Every second channel should be same SD pair
// and have the specified light frequencies.
picks = _picks_to_idx(raw.info, "fnirs", exclude=[])
if len(picks) % 2 != 0:
raise ValueError(
"NIRS channels not ordered correctly. An even number of NIRS "
"channels is required. %d channels were provided: %r"
% (len(raw.ch_names), raw.ch_names))
for ii in picks[::2]:
ch1_name_info = re.match(r"S(\d+)_D(\d+) (\d+)",
raw.info["chs"][ii]["ch_name"])
ch2_name_info = re.match(r"S(\d+)_D(\d+) (\d+)",


class Response
Handle Response from a Phraseanet API call
Methods
| __construct(stdClass $response) | ||
| stdClass |
getResult()
Return the result of the response |
|
| integer |
getHttpStatusCode()
Return the HTTP code |
|
| integer |
isOk()
Check id the Response is a success |
|
| Boolean |
isEmpty()
Checker whether the response content is empty |
|
| mixed |
getErrorMessage()
Get error message if present |
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| mixed |
getErrorDetails()
Get error detail if present |
|
| DateTime |
getResponseTime()
Get Response time |
|
| string |
getUri()
Get requested URI |
|
| string |
getMethod()
Get Requested method |
|
| string |
getCharset()
Get Response charset |
|
| string |
getApiVersion()
get API version |
|
| Boolean |
hasProperty(string $property)
Check existence of $property in response object |
|
| Boolean |
getProperty(string $property)
Check existence of $property in response object |
Details
at line 29
public
__construct(stdClass $response)
at line 43
public stdClass
getResult()
Return the result of the response
at line 52
public integer
getHttpStatusCode()
Return the HTTP code
at line 61
public integer
isOk()
Check id the Response is a success
at line 70
public Boolean
isEmpty()
Checker whether the response content is empty
at line 81
public mixed
getErrorMessage()
Get error message if present
at line 92
public mixed
getErrorDetails()
Get error detail if present
at line 101
public DateTime
getResponseTime()
Get Response time
at line 110
public string
getUri()
Get requested URI
at line 121
public string
getMethod()
Get Requested method
at line 132
public string
getCharset()
Get Response charset
at line 141
public string
getApiVersion()
get API version
at line 152
public Boolean
hasProperty(string $property)
Check existence of $property in response object
at line 163
public Boolean
getProperty(string $property)
Check existence of $property in response object


TMRom Code Example
long session_handle;
unsigned char state_buffer[15360];
short result;
short ROM[8];
/* session_handle set from a call to TMExtendedStartSession */
...
/* call TMFirst to find the first device on the 1-Wire network */
result = TMFirst(session_handle, state_buffer);
if (result == 1)
{
/* device found, now read its unique ROM number */
ROM[0] = 0; /* zero the first integer to indicate a read */
result = TMRom(session_handle, state_buffer, ROM);
if (result == 1)
{
/* ROM buffer now has unique ROM in it */
/* ROM[0] has the family code and ROM[7] has the 8 bit CRC */
...
}
else
/* session not valid */
}
else
{
/* device not found on 1-Wire network */
...
}
/* now set the internal ROM buffer to a previously read value */
ROM[0] = 0x0C;
ROM[1] = 0xE2;
ROM[2] = 0x01;
ROM[3] = 0x00;
ROM[4] = 0x00;
ROM[5] = 0x00;
ROM[6] = 0x00;
ROM[7] = 0x8F;
result = TMRom(session_handle, state_buffer, ROM);
if (result == 1)
{
/* ROM set, now can do mult-drop function such as TMFirstFile */
...
}
else
/* session not valid */
/* close the session with a call to TMEndSession */
...


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Neil Simon's The Odd Couple II (1998) Walter Matthau, Jack Lemmon, Barnard Hughes, Christine Baranski, Jonathan Silverman, Lisa Waltz, Jean Smart. Directed by Howard Deutch. 95 minutes.
PG-13, 1.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com/film/ Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott
You should have heard the old guys in the crowded bathroom following the "Odd Couple II" sneak preview. They were as happy a group of men as I've ever encountered. "What a great movie," exclaimed one gent at the urinal, "Everything was so true!" "Yeah," laughed a man standing next to him, "I drive as slow as that one guy did.
If you're over 60 and in the habit of driving at least 20 miles per hour below the posted speed limit, "Neil Simon's The Odd Couple II" may be just the film for you. Others will likely be less charitable. While "The Odd Couple II" is amiable enough, Neil Simon's shockingly lazy screenplay feels like a slapped-together TV reunion show, suffering from wheezing situation comedy set-ups and jokes straight out of the Borscht-belt. Simon, once the toast of Broadway, has apparently shifted his sights from the Great White Way to the neighborhood multiplex in Branson, Missouri.
The contrived story, involving the marriage of their kids, provides the excuse for a reunion between Oscar Madison and Felix Unger, who haven't seen each other in 17 years. The former roommates fly into California from their respective homes for the wedding and, quite literally, run into one another at the airport. They take off in a rental car for the ceremony in San Molina, get lost and have a series of "wacky" adventures on the road.
Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau reprise their roles as Felix the neat freak and Oscar the slob. While there is an undeniable chemistry between the pair, the impact of their reunion is lessened by the fact that they've headlined three films together since 1993: "Grumpy Old Men," "Grumpier Old Men" and "Out To Sea." Still, the two veteran actors are fun to watch.
Matthau, whose magnificently rumpled face looks like a big pile of laundry with eyes, has a field day as Oscar, the crown prince of the curmudgeons. Lemmon, looking pastier than usual, is fine as the ever- annoying Felix, who still punctuates his chronic whining with occasional allergic honks of "Phnah! Phnah!" Despite their bickering, the characters have real affection for each other, providing a welcome respite from the non-stop barrage of insults that marked their previous three films together.
Unfortunately, Matthau and Lemmon's charm isn't enough to compensate for Simon's hack script, which wouldn't pass muster even on a UPN sitcom. One contrived situation follows another, lathered with enough stale one- liners to supply a dozen would-be comics on open-mike night at the local comedy club.
If someone drags you to this film and you find yourself as bored as I was, try entertaining yourself by counting the product placements. Burger King gets one, as does the El Pollo Loco taco joint, but Budget Rent-A- Car really hits the jackpot. Between script references to their business and shots of signs and stickers bearing their company name, I couldn't keep count of all the plugs. I did, however, keep track of some of the swearing. I came up with four "God-damns," three "shitheads" and two "fucks." The inclusion of those particular profanities seemed odd for a film aimed at an older audience, but the theater full of seniors appeared to have no problem with them, howling like crazy every time the boys let rip with a naughty word.
It's sad that a writer of Neil Simon's stature has grown desperate enough to resort to swearing for cheap laughs, but not surprising when you look at what else gets passed off as humor in this tepid exercise. One running gag involves Oscar and Felix's inability to remember the name of the town where the wedding is to be held. At one point, the men actually spend 30 seconds just free-associating, riffing off variants of the word "San." The sequence is so creatively bankrupt that it is simply embarrassing.
One of the oldest maxims of film-going is "Beware of movies that use the author's name in the title." "Neil Simon's The Odd Couple II" is no exception to the rule. While the production has enough minor pleasures to warrant a TV viewing on some lazy Sunday afternoon, it has no business playing in a movie theater.  One thing's for sure, though. They'll never catch me in a car chase.
Copyright 1998, Ed Johnson-Ott
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Welcome to the docs for jsoo-mithril
: Js_of_ocaml bindings for the light-weight, small footprint javascript framework Mithril.
The bindings were created using the incredible FFI tools provided by brr and expect you to use that package to help right idiomatic OCaml.
There are two sources of documentation for you:
- The API for use during development
- The tutorials to help explain the important aspects of the library
If you are at all curious how these docs are generated they use a little tool I wrote called sesame-doc which uses a little static site generator I wrote called sesame. It's Markdown based which means all the examples you see are actually tested in CI or come from files that are built as part of the CI process.


What is the purpose of the X-Varnish HTTP header?
The X-Varnish HTTP header allows you to find the correct log-entries for the transaction. For a cache hit, X-Varnish will contain both the ID of the current request and the ID of the request that populated the cache. It makes debugging Varnish a lot easier.
Does Varnish support compression?
This is a simple question with a complicated answer; see WIKI.
How do I add a HTTP header?
To add a HTTP header, unless you want to add something about the client/request, it is best done in vcl_fetch as this means it will only be processed every time the object is fetched:
sub vcl_fetch {
# Add a unique header containing the cache servers IP address:
remove beresp.http.X-Varnish-IP;
set beresp.http.X-Varnish-IP = server.ip;
# Another header:
set beresp.http.Foo = "bar";
}
How can I log the client IP address on the backend?
All I see is the IP address of the varnish server. How can I log the client IP address?
We will need to add the IP address to a header used for the backend request, and configure the backend to log the content of this header instead of the address of the connecting client (which is the varnish server).
Varnish configuration:
sub vcl_recv {
# Add a unique header containing the client address
remove req.http.X-Forwarded-For;
set req.http.X-Forwarded-For = client.ip;
# [...]
}
For the apache configuration, we copy the "combined" log format to a new one we call "varnishcombined", for instance, and change the client IP field to use the content of the variable we set in the varnish configuration:
LogFormat "%{X-Forwarded-For}i %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-Agent}i\"" varnishcombined
And so, in our virtualhost, you need to specify this format instead of "combined" (or "common", or whatever else you use):
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.example.com
# [...]
CustomLog /var/log/apache2/www.example.com/access.log varnishcombined
# [...]
</VirtualHost>
The [http://www.openinfo.co.uk/apache/index.html mod_extract_forwarded Apache module] might also be useful.


Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
Chef Adam Byatt's simple recipe makes for an impressive dinner party dish.
For the parsley mayonnaise, blend the parsley and vegetable oil in a blender until smooth. (This will take 1-2 minutes.)
Blend the egg yolks, vinegar and mustard in a food processor until well combined. With the motor running, slowly add the parsley oil to form a thick mayonnaise.
Season with salt, freshly ground black pepper and a squeeze of lemon juice.
For the walnut truffle pesto, heat the olive oil and walnuts in a frying pan over a medium heat for 4-5 minutes, or until golden brown. Set aside to cool.
Blend the cooled walnuts and olive oil, thyme, garlic, truffle, parmesan and white truffle oil in a food processor until smooth.
For the seabass, preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6 and place a large oven tray in the oven. Cut out four 10cm/4in squares of greaseproof paper.
Slice the seabass fillets at an angle into 0.5cm/¼in thick slices. Divide the slices between the squares of greaseproof paper, overlapping each slice slightly.
Season with salt and lemon zest and drizzle over the olive oil.
Place the sea bass slices onto the preheated baking tray and roast for 2-3 minutes.
Drain the endive leaves, pat dry and toss with some of the truffle pesto.
To serve, place the seabass into the centre of serving plates and drizzle a little parsley mayonnaise over the top. Arrange the endive leaves around the edge and scatter over the parsley cress.


It is the main page. It has some text
Changing the menu link will load the partial page and change URL using HTML5 History API.
Source of this demo is available on GitHub


Anything is everything and more. Everything is reality as we know it today, anything is Terra Vista. So we begin our journey through Terra Vista, from its early beginnings in the minds of a few select people around the world, to its roots deep in science fiction, to early prototype worlds which offered glimpses of the near future, to the virtual worlds now being created and changing our lives forever.
This project has advanced so far so fast that its hard to remember how and when it actually started. To find its origins we must go back to one solitary post by George Philippakos. In that message he asked for everyone on the<EMAIL_ADDRESS>mailing list to form a "joint VRML community project". In this project we would create seamlessly interconnecting worlds in which visitors to this world could meet and interact with each other much more realistically than with any other technology on the Net. This proposal obviously generated vast amounts of interest within the VRML community but it could be said that it was not until Kevin Rattai joined George with this project and formed a separate virtual community for this topic alone. Then this project took off like an Eggo in a toaster.
Day after day more people were joining, each with their own visions of what would soon be Terra Vista. By this point ideas were flying and members of the community were soon receiving in excess of 70 messages a day, needless to say we had our share of mail server crashes and members were seeing just how good their email software actually was.
As with many other technologies Terra Vista was partly inspired by some of the great science fiction writings of our time. Most notably William Gibson's "Neuromancer" and Neal Stephenson's "Snow Crash" which brought us Cyberspace and The Metaverse respectively. Gibson forever changed people's perception of computer technology and many years from now he will most certainly be remembered as one of this centuries greatest visionaries. With these images forever embedded in our minds we set forth to create this massive virtual community that would span the globe, something that even now is not fully explainable, or imaginable.
Now I should note that up to this point we still did not have a name and were simply referring to ourselves as the Virtual Community project, so it was decided that we would vote on a name and asked for suggestions on names to vote from, and within a few days we had more than 60 names to choose from. After all the votes were tallied the name was chosen, Terra Vista. Yours truly originally suggested the "Vista" part which is Spanish for "a mental view into the distant past or future", and Justin Couch added "Terra", Latin for "land of". Combined we created a name which we will forever be identified with and one that you might be hearing a lot about in the near future.
Now things were falling together, we had a name, were well organized and most importantly were retaining our original ideas. We even had some corporate interest in our project. Much of this interest was generated from our prototype worlds. Worlds where our ideas and concepts were being used and actually worked. It was then when we realized we were truly creating something, something big, something unimaginable until now.
OK, enough with the history lesson. Lets get into the real reason I'm writing this essay, to share our vision with you so you can fully comprehend what Terra Vista is and why we did it.
For those who are not at all familiar with the project I'll start with the basics. Terra Vista is a vast expanse of virtual worlds and homes interlinked seamlessly across the Internet. One analogy is a big game of multiplayer Doom where anything is possible, another would be your imagination. Anything you can imagine could be a part of Terra Vista, either now or in the near future.
Now for the small bit of technical stuff. Terra Vista is now possible because of a technology called VRML (or Virtual Reality Modeling Language). VRML allows for realistic worlds to be created and placed on the Internet for anyone to "walk" or "fly" through. This technology combined with a little ingenuity on the part of the members and we have a true virtual community.
When you first hear "virtual community" you probably think of a small place, a town or village, which is why we voted to change the name to Terra Vista as I described before. Terra Vista will not be a small place, rather it will be a vast space of interlinking homes and worlds. There will also be cities and villages within Terra Vista or anything else you want to create. Having your own "home" in Terra Vista will be like having your own homepage today. If you like golf you could design your own virtual golf course tell anyone in the world about it, or if you like space exploration you could tour the universe with a few close friends in your own virtual space ship, or anything else you can imagine.
As the technology advances we will see many more possibilities like a virtual mall where you could walk around and pick up realistic looking objects and place them in you virtual shopping cart or on-line games as good as CD-ROM based games, or real-time video conferncing. But even now Terra Vista is an amazing place, far more advanced than anything else on the Net.
Everything I've mentioned so far has been mostly for entertainment but there as just as many educational or business related uses of Terra Vista. For instance schools could use Terra Vista to journey though Egypt and learn about the Pyramids with a virtual tour guide who actually is in Egypt, or take a tour of the White House, or anything else they are learning in school. Small businesses could put their stores in Terra Vista, or large companies could have entire buildings where users could talk to company representatives and buy their products. Or perhaps more ambitious companies could have their own planets.
And of course there will be meeting places, virtual cafes, maybe even movie theaters or universities with real-time video and audio. Which brings us to another part of Terra Vista, interaction, you can interact with everything and everyone you see in any given world. Without interaction Terra Vista wouldn't be half of what it is today, interaction is everything in Terra Vista. If you're in a museum and see a sculpture you like you could pick it up to examine it or hide it under your coat and walk out :-), or if your skiing you could make a snowball and throw it at the skier next to you, although they probably wouldn't appreciate that very much and considering that the other skier could push a tree down on top of you it might not be such a good idea.
In conclusion Terra Vista like all other technologies will grow beyond our imaginations, maybe you'll be browsing Terra Vista will a VR headset and gloves or maybe not but either way there will be interaction, imagination, and entertainment. This is our vision and we invite everyone to experience this for themselves.
Resources
Terra Vista homepage-- http://www.messiah.edu/hpages/student/sr930922/tv.html
Live 3D VRML browser -- http://www.paperinc.com
VRML Repository -- http://www.sdsc.edu/vrml


Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is HealthFund?
HealthFund is an accelerator funding source for healthcare startups. It promotes strategic investors to support innovative health care technologies to the biotech market. By providing an online platform where health care startups can display their objectives, goals, and research, HealthFund will greatly increase partnership funding from ideal capital needed to support the startup’s initiatives.
Confidentiality between the partnering community and the startup will be facilitated through HealthFund’s nondisclosure agreement notices provided to both parties. HealthFund understands to protect the intellectual property rights of the startup and aims to help the organization raise funds while securing the startup’s technology.
2. What are the basics?
Provide a platform for startups to explain their technology and goals. Provide an area for strategic investors to get in contact with the startup and contribute to a funding initiative. Provide mutual non disclosure agreement for both the startup and the investor.
3. Why people fund projects?
Many investors will support projects in the fields they know well. Moreover this knowledge by the investor is also advantageous for the startup as they will be receiving support from an investor understanding their initiatives. By providing the informative platform through HealthFund projects will be supported by strategic investors understanding the startups initiatives.
4. Where do sponsors come from?
Funders typically will have a technical background in medicine, biology, engineering, robotics, but also the financial prowess to support a health care startups goals of bringing innovations to the market.
5. What do investors get in return?
Backers that support a project on HealthFund get an inside look at the creative process, and help that project come to life. They also get to choose from a variety of unique rewards offered by the project creator.
Rewards vary from project to project, but often include a copy of what is being produced or an experience unique to the project.
Project creators keep 100% ownership of their work, and HealthFund cannot be used to offer equity, financial returns, or to solicit loans.
6. What are the fees?
If a project is successfully funded, HealthFund applies a 5% fee to the funds collected for creators. Our payments processor will also apply payment processing fees (roughly 3-5%).
If funding isn't successful, there are no fees.
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int intval ( mixed $var [, int $base = 10 ] )
Returns the integer value of var, using the specified base for the conversion (the default is base 10). intval() should not be used on objects, as doing so will emit an E_NOTICE level error and return 1.
The integer value of var on success, or 0 on failure. Empty arrays return 0, non-empty arrays return 1. The maximum value depends on the system. 32 bit systems have a maximum signed integer range of -2147483648 to<PHONE_NUMBER>. So for example on such a system, intval('1000000000000') will return<PHONE_NUMBER>. The maximum signed integer value for 64 bit systems is<PHONE_NUMBER>854775807. Strings will most likely return 0 although this depends on the leftmost characters of the string. The common rules of integer casting apply.


For Money app, I ran into a problem with the charts drawing ugly x-axis when the datapoints were too close together. I didn't want to reproduce the problem locally because it would involve a lot of data entry. So I set out to look for some sensible solutions.
The first thing I did was look through Rail's default database Rake tasks. The most promising of these was 'db:schema:dump', but unfortunately, this only dumped the database schema structure without dumping the actual rows. Then I remembered hearing Adam Wiggins talk about Heroku a few weeks back. I remember being impressed by his product pitch. But more importantly, I remember Heroku had this feature of uploading your existing data to be imported into their database. So I looked through Wiggin's github repo, and sure enough, yaml_db was there.
The README is pretty self-explanatory, and it worked as advertised. I remember Wiggins mentioning that Heroku had problems with loading yaml files on the order of gigabytes, but this isn't really won't be an issue for me for a while.
I know that at Coupa, we have our own in-house solution for cloning production instances for testing purposes. There is a Capistrano task for it, and it has extra logic to reset all passwords and overwrite user emails with generated ones. I'll look into that when I have a need for it.


To maintain social distancing due to COVID-19, there have been significant changes to many of the research projects currently recruiting participants. Please see below to obtain additional information regarding any research study you are participating in or are interested in participating with. If you have any additional questions, don't hesitate to reach out to us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We don't have any Autism DRIVE studies that are enrolling that are in progress where results are being analyzed where results have been published at this time, but we're working on it. Check back soon, as the status of our research is constantly changing!


Stop Fiddling With It Weather(SFWIWEATHER) - System Level Test Procedures
- INIT - Installation
- DISPLAY - Display
- UPDATE - Update/Processing
- PERF - Performance
- HILOW - High Low
- BROKEN - Broken API Responses
- Requirements to Test Case ID Trace
- Test Case ID to Requirements Trace
- Test Log Entry
- Test Log


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Forsyth
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Forsyth. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alexander | c1818 | 1891-12-11 | ???, Margaret | |
| Alexander C. | 1891 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Alexander Chisholm | c1856 | 1937-01-17 | Newling, Emily Jane | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret |
| Alma Ivy | 1894 | Veitch, John Bernard | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | |
| Beatrice M. A. | 1906 | Houguet, Leslie G. | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | |
| Dora M. | 1897 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Elsie L. | 1885 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Emily C. | 1883 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Florence M. | 1888 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Frederick A. | 1899 | Burgess, Loretta | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | |
| George J. | 1859 | 1939 | Richards, Charlotte J. | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret |
| Hilda M. | 1903 | Connell, Sidney G. | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | |
| Mary | c1849 | 1922-03-10 | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret | |
| Noel L. | 1984-05-26 | Yabsley, [Living] | ||
| Ruby S. | 1890 | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane | ||
| Thomas | 1932 | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret | ||
| William | 1860 | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret | ||
| William Chisholm | 1853 | 1940-05-05 | Forsyth, Alexander ???, Margaret | |
| [Living] | Irish, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | Ridge, [Living] | |||
| [Living] | ||||
| [Living] | Forsyth, Alexander Chisholm Newling, Emily Jane |


I am a continuous learner and a passionate Software Developer.
I have over 3 years of experience with HTML, CSS, ReactJS, JavaScript, & PHP amongst other technologies.
My goal is to be successful by building technology solutions that satisfy client expectations.


Sound
Sound is a pressure wave, like all waves it transfers energy without transferring matter. It requires a medium (A liquid, solid or gas) which means that it can not travel through a vacuum, unlike EM waves. It is a longitudinal wave, the transfer of energy is parallel to the direction of motion.
Freq
length
343m/s
comm
Above are two diagrams showing the same sound wave. You can move the green slider to change the frequency (pitch) of the wave. One shows how the wave expands from its source (it expands in a sphere, so this shows a cross section) and the other shows what it would look like on an oscilloscope. Although sound is a longitudinal wave we can still graph it in this way as it is more helpful. Think about what values you can get from the oscilloscope if it had labeled axis.
The equation above shows frequency (in Hertz, Hz) equals the velocity of the wave (in meters per second, m/s) divided by the wavelength (in metres, m. The symbol of wavelength is the lowercase lambda). Notice that for our sound wave traveling through room temperature air the waves speed will be constant, so frequency and wavelength are proportional (Thats why you can change the wavelength even though the slider changes the frequency).
For sound waves the amplitude (The maximum displacement from rest on the oscilloscope) is how loud the sound is, the larger the amplitude, the more energy so the louder it is.
The object producing the sound waves is the Russian Soyuz spacecraft that Tim Peake went to the ISS in. Here it is stationary but you'll meet it again on the next page.
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Visualizing equity indicators and modeling their relationships to support positive change.
The overall percentage of children in poverty in DC is approximately 30%, which equals about 30,000 children. Poverty is also concentrated in certain neighborhoods: Approximately 25% of the poorest neighborhoods have more than 1 in 2 children in poverty and 60% of all DC children who live in poverty. More than 35% of all DC children in poverty live in four neighborhoods: (1) Congress Heights, Bellevue, Washington Highlands; (2) Douglas, Shipley Terrace;(3) Columbia Heights, Mt. Pleasant, Pleasant Plains, Park View; and (4) Deanwood, Burrville, Grant Park, Lincoln Heights, Fairmont Heights. Many of these high poverty neighborhoods are overwhelmingly (more than 90%) black.
Approximately 48% (almost 1 in 2) DC children live in families headed by single mothers. Approximately 30% of DC neighborhoods have more than 2 in 3 children living in households headed by single mothers and account for more than half of all children living in single mother households. Six Clusters with the highest number and more than 3 in 4 children living in single mother headed households are: Mayfair, Hillbrook, Mahaning Heights (92%), Historic Anacostia (86%), Douglas, Shipley Terrace (83%), Woodland/Fort Stanton, Garfield Heights, Knox Hill (81%), Congress Heights, Bellevue, Washington Highlands (80%), and Sheridan, Barry Farm, Buena Vista (78%).
The 2013 DC CAS results in reading for neighborhoods by student’s residence indicates that 40% of DC neighborhoods have less than half of their students scoring proficient in reading. Half of all DC neighborhoods have less than 53% of their students proficient in reading. The highest performing three neighborhoods, which are clustered in Northwest DC, have 90% or more of their students proficient in reading. Friendship Heights, American University Park, Tenleytown neighborhood in NW DC has 94% of its students scoring proficient in reading while Historic Anacostia neighborhood in SE DC has 35% of its students scoring proficient in reading.
Additionally, a simplistic correlational analysis revealed that on average the higher the child poverty rate in the neighborhood, the lower the percentage of students proficient in reading. The median poverty rate was 52% for the ten neighborhoods with the lowest percentage of students proficient in reading in DC.
The 2013 DC CAS results in math for neighborhoods by student’s residence indicates that in 1 of 3 DC neighborhoods, less than half of the students are proficient in math. Overall, half of all DC neighborhoods have less than 55% of their students proficient in math. The highest performing four neighborhoods, which are clustered in Northwest DC have 90% or more of their students scoring proficient in Math. Friendship Heights, American University Park, Tenleytown neighborhood in NW DC has 94% of its students scoring proficient in math while Historic Anacostia neighborhood in SE DC has 40% of its students scoring proficient in math.
Additionally, a simplistic correlational analysis revealed that on average the higher the child poverty rate in the neighborhood, the lower the percentage of proficient students in math. The median poverty rate was 52% for the ten neighborhoods with the lowest percentage of students proficient in math in DC.
| Population (total) | |
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| Percentage of renters |
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Predictions:
| Family Housing | |
| Mobility Infrastructure | |
| Connectivity | |
| Elem. School Well-being | |
| Upper School Well-being | |
| Public Health | |
| Development | |
| Socio-economic |
| Enrollment | getDisplayValue(school.enroll_val, 'enroll_val') |
| Students per teacher | getDisplayValue(school.s_per_t, 's_per_t') |
| In-Seat attendance | getDisplayValue(school.isa_perc, 'isa_perc') |
| Percent proficient at math | getDisplayValue(school.math_perc, 'math_perc') |
| Percent proficient at reading | getDisplayValue(school.reading_perc, 'reading_perc') |
| Student perception of school climate | getDisplayValue(school.stu_sat, 'stu_sat') |
| Family Satisfaction | getDisplayValue(school.fam_sat, 'fam_sat') |
| Percent free/reduced lunches | getDisplayValue(school.red_lunch, 'red_lunch') |
This interactive mapping tool allows users to examine equity in Seattle across multiple scales including block groups, Census tracts, and neighborhoods. Users can explore and analyze equity in multiple ways:
Welcome to a quick overview of the visualization tool and its features. You can get started by opening the side menu and selecting the level of granularity you wish to view; select either the neighborhood, census tract or block group level.
Next select one of the equity-related themes to explore. Under each theme you will find an Overall score as well as the individual indicators that make up a theme. The overall score provides summary information of how well each area performs in a specific theme, and is calculated using a structural equation model. See the structural model tab for more information.
To better understand how areas compare relative to others, use the Histogram feature. When a dataset is selected, hover over an area to see where it falls in the spectrum.
You may also choose to display points of interest such as libraries, food banks, public health centers, and schools. Clicking on a school provides additional information about school performance.
Explore all the themes to understand the distribution of equity in Seattle!
A structural equation model is used to understand relationships between unmeasurable quantities, such as school well-being, and measurable quantities, such as students' reading proficiency.
The idea is that school well-being is an underlying feature of a neighborhood, which we observe through the measurable quantities. Additionally, unmeasurable quantities may be interrelated. For example, socioeconomic well-being is something we expect to affect many other neighborhood features.
By speficying this relationship between themes and measurable indicators, the model will predict an overall score for each theme variable. Our structural model is specified by the following diagram:
Measurable indicators are represented by rectangles, and unmeasurable themes are represented by ovals. Green arrows indicate that an indicator is positively correlated with a theme, while red indicates negative correlation. For example, socioeconomic well-being is postively correlated with median house value, and negatively correlated with percentage of the population with no health insurance. Blue arrows indicate relationships among themes, for example, upper-school well-being depends on both socioeconomic well-being and elementary school well-being.
The goodness of fit measures (CFI .92, RMSEA .067) indicate that this model successfully captures the data structure.
Use the side navigation bar to visualize theme scores across seattle.


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constructor Create(ColorGradient: TColor32Gradient); overload; virtual;
Creates and initializes an instance of TCustomGradientSampler.
After calling the inherited constructor, Create initializes:


Narrated As-Saib bin Yazid:
The person who increased the number of Adhans for the Jumua prayers to three was `Uthman bin `Affan and it was when the number of the (Muslim) people of Medina had increased. In the lifetime of the Prophet there was only one Mu'adh-dhin and the Adhan used to be pronounced only after the Imam had taken his seat (i.e. on the pulpit).


Trading_ProductListingDetailsType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.m |
Overview
Contains product information that can be included in a listing.
Applicable for listings that use eBay’s Pre-filled Item Information feature.
See the Developer’s Guide for details on working with Pre-filled Item Information.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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productID
eBay’s unique identifier for a specific version of a product.
property
This is the long alphanumeric ID that is returned from
GetProductSearchResults and related calls.
See the Trading API Guide for information about finding this type of
product ID. (For the shorter product ID (ePID) value that is
displayed on the eBay Web site, see ProductReferenceID instead.)
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
In item-listing requests, if you pass in an old product ID,
eBay lists the item with the latest version of the product and the
latest product ID, and the call returns a warning indicating that
the data has changed.
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may fail with an error if the
product has been deleted. -
includeStockPhotoURL
If true, indicates that the item listing includes the stock photo. To use an
property
eBay stock photo in an item listing, set IncludeStockPhotoURL to true. If a
stock photo is available, it is used at the top of the View Item page and in
the Item Specifics section of the listing. If you also include
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL, the stock photo only appears in the Item
Specifics section of the listing. Other pictures you specify by using
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL appear in a separate section of the listing.
If you use Item.ExternalProductID instead of Item.ProductListingDetails, eBay
sets IncludeStockPhotoURL to true (and you cannot set it to false). In
GetItem, the URL of the stock photo will be returned in StockPhotoURL. If you
set IncludeStockPhotoURL to false, the stock photo does not appear in the
listing at all.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, IncludeStockPhotoURL will be used in the request.
In some cases, if IncludeStockPhotoURL is set to false, no image will be
generated for the Gallery. A common example of this occurrence is when only
GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no PictureURL elements are
defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock photo, even if it is
available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with Free Gallery” in the
eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
Not applicable to Half.com. -
includePrefilledItemInformation
If true, specifies that the listing should include additional information about the product,
property
such as a publisher’s description or film credits. Such information is hosted through the eBay site
and cannot be edited. If true, Item.Description is optional in item-listing requests.
For GetItem and related calls:
The eBay site shows the catalog product description in the
product details section of a listing. You cannot download this
pre-filled description text via the API.
To retrieve a URL for the catalog product details page,
see DetailsURL in GetProductSearchResults, GetProductFamilyMembers,
or GetProductSellingPages. Or see DetailsURL in FindProducts in the
Shopping API (which may be easier to use if your application doesn't
support eBay Attributes). -
useStockPhotoURLAsGallery
If true, indicates that the stock photo for an item (if available) is used as the
property
gallery thumbnail. When listing an item, IncludeStockPhotoURL must also be true and
Item.PictureDetails.GalleryType must be passed in with a value of Gallery or Gallery
Featured (but not both). See the eBay Trading API guide for additional validation
rules for pictures.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery will be used in the
request. In some cases, if UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery is set to false, no
image will be generated for the Gallery. A common example of this
occurrence is when only GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no
PictureURL elements are defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock
photo, even if it is available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with
Free Gallery” in the eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
-
stockPhotoURL
Fully qualified URL for a standard image (if any) that is associated with the product.
property
A seller includes the stock photo in the listing
by setting IncludeStockPhotoURL. -
copyright
Copyright statement indicating the source of the product information. This information will be
property
included in the listing with Pre-filled Item Information. Your application should also display
the copyright statement when rendering the Pre-filled Item Information.
If more than one copyright statement is applicable, they can be presented to the
user in alphabetical order. Returned as HTML. -
productReferenceID
eBay’s short global reference ID for a catalog product.
property
On the eBay Web site, this is known as the “ePID” or “Product ID”.
This type of product ID is a fixed reference to a product
(regardless of version).
Multiple (versioned) ProductID values can be associated with a
single product reference ID.
You can find product reference IDs for products by using FindProducts in the Shopping API.
You can also find the product ID on eBay’s Web site
(a numeric value prefixed with “EPID”).
You can pass the value with or without the “EPID” prefix;
for example “EPID228742” or “228742” (without quotes).
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may return an error if the
product has been deleted. -
detailsURL
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains
property
optional information about the product
(such as a movie’s description or film credits). This information is
hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions
of the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include
this URL as a link so that end users can view additional descriptive
details about the product. -
productDetailsURL
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains optional
property
information about the product (such as a movie’s description or film credits). This
information is hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions of
the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include this URL as a link so
that end users can view additional descriptive details about the product. -
returnSearchResultOnDuplicates
Indicates what eBay should do if more than one product matches
property
the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN, BrandMPN, or
TicketListingDetails). Also see UseFirstProduct as an alternative.
If true and more than one
match is found, the call fails and the response
returns an error and all matching ProductID values.
This lets you choose one of the ProductIDs to pass in instead.
If false and more than one match is found, the call fails and the
response includes an error but does not return the matching
ProductID values. (This flag has no effect when only one match is
found.) -
listIfNoProduct
Indicates what eBay should do if no product match has been found.
property
If no product match was found and ListIfNoProduct is true, the
item is listed without product information.
(By default, eBay attempts to list the item with product information.)
Note:
If you omit PrimaryCategory and no product match is found,
the listing will fail because eBay won’t be able to determine
a category without a product ID.
-
gtin
A universal format for identifying products. GTIN is a unique
property
8, 12, 13, or 14-digit identifier that some external catalogs use
instead of ISBN, UPC, EAN, or other values.
When you pass in GTIN, eBay attempts to map the value to an ISBN, UPC, or EAN. When you know that a value is an ISBN, UPC, or EAN,
we recommend that you use those fields directly instead of GTIN,
for better performance and accuracy.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics. The GTIN is not stored.) -
isbn
ISBN is a unique identifer for books (an international standard).
property
Specify a 10 or 13-character ISBN. If you specify the
13-character ISBN, the value must begin with either 978 pr 979.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.) -
upc
UPC is a unique, 12-character identifier that many industries use to identify products.
property
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.) -
ean
EAN is a unique 8 or 13 digit identifier that many industries
property
(such as book publishers) use to identify products.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.) -
brandMPN
The combination of Brand and MPN (manufacturer part number) can
property
be used as a unique identifier for a product.
Please specify both Brand and MPN to ensure a unique product match.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching). -
ticketListingDetails
Only applicable when you are listing event tickets.
property
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching). -
useFirstProduct
Indicates what eBay
property
should do if more than one product matches the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN,
BrandMPN, or TicketListingDetails). Also see ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates as an
alternative. If more than one product match was found and UseFirstProduct is true, item
will be listed with first product information. If false, the rules for
ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates are used. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
brandMPN
The combination of Brand and MPN (manufacturer part number) can
be used as a unique identifier for a product.
Please specify both Brand and MPN to ensure a unique product match.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_BrandMPNType *brandMPN
Discussion
The combination of Brand and MPN (manufacturer part number) can
be used as a unique identifier for a product.
Please specify both Brand and MPN to ensure a unique product match.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching).
type : class Trading_BrandMPNType
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
copyright
Copyright statement indicating the source of the product information. This information will be
included in the listing with Pre-filled Item Information. Your application should also display
the copyright statement when rendering the Pre-filled Item Information.
If more than one copyright statement is applicable, they can be presented to the
user in alphabetical order. Returned as HTML.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *copyright
Discussion
Copyright statement indicating the source of the product information. This information will be
included in the listing with Pre-filled Item Information. Your application should also display
the copyright statement when rendering the Pre-filled Item Information.
If more than one copyright statement is applicable, they can be presented to the
user in alphabetical order. Returned as HTML.
entry type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
detailsURL
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains
optional information about the product
(such as a movie’s description or film credits). This information is
hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions
of the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include
this URL as a link so that end users can view additional descriptive
details about the product.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *detailsURL
Discussion
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains
optional information about the product
(such as a movie’s description or film credits). This information is
hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions
of the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include
this URL as a link so that end users can view additional descriptive
details about the product.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
ean
EAN is a unique 8 or 13 digit identifier that many industries
(such as book publishers) use to identify products.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *ean
Discussion
EAN is a unique 8 or 13 digit identifier that many industries
(such as book publishers) use to identify products.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
gtin
A universal format for identifying products. GTIN is a unique
8, 12, 13, or 14-digit identifier that some external catalogs use
instead of ISBN, UPC, EAN, or other values.
When you pass in GTIN, eBay attempts to map the value to an ISBN, UPC, or EAN. When you know that a value is an ISBN, UPC, or EAN,
we recommend that you use those fields directly instead of GTIN,
for better performance and accuracy.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics. The GTIN is not stored.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *gtin
Discussion
A universal format for identifying products. GTIN is a unique
8, 12, 13, or 14-digit identifier that some external catalogs use
instead of ISBN, UPC, EAN, or other values.
When you pass in GTIN, eBay attempts to map the value to an ISBN, UPC, or EAN. When you know that a value is an ISBN, UPC, or EAN,
we recommend that you use those fields directly instead of GTIN,
for better performance and accuracy.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics. The GTIN is not stored.)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
includePrefilledItemInformation
If true, specifies that the listing should include additional information about the product,
such as a publisher’s description or film credits. Such information is hosted through the eBay site
and cannot be edited. If true, Item.Description is optional in item-listing requests.
For GetItem and related calls:
The eBay site shows the catalog product description in the
product details section of a listing. You cannot download this
pre-filled description text via the API.
To retrieve a URL for the catalog product details page,
see DetailsURL in GetProductSearchResults, GetProductFamilyMembers,
or GetProductSellingPages. Or see DetailsURL in FindProducts in the
Shopping API (which may be easier to use if your application doesn't
support eBay Attributes).
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includePrefilledItemInformation
Discussion
If true, specifies that the listing should include additional information about the product,
such as a publisher’s description or film credits. Such information is hosted through the eBay site
and cannot be edited. If true, Item.Description is optional in item-listing requests.
For GetItem and related calls:
The eBay site shows the catalog product description in the
product details section of a listing. You cannot download this
pre-filled description text via the API.
To retrieve a URL for the catalog product details page,
see DetailsURL in GetProductSearchResults, GetProductFamilyMembers,
or GetProductSellingPages. Or see DetailsURL in FindProducts in the
Shopping API (which may be easier to use if your application doesn't
support eBay Attributes).
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
includeStockPhotoURL
If true, indicates that the item listing includes the stock photo. To use an
eBay stock photo in an item listing, set IncludeStockPhotoURL to true. If a
stock photo is available, it is used at the top of the View Item page and in
the Item Specifics section of the listing. If you also include
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL, the stock photo only appears in the Item
Specifics section of the listing. Other pictures you specify by using
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL appear in a separate section of the listing.
If you use Item.ExternalProductID instead of Item.ProductListingDetails, eBay
sets IncludeStockPhotoURL to true (and you cannot set it to false). In
GetItem, the URL of the stock photo will be returned in StockPhotoURL. If you
set IncludeStockPhotoURL to false, the stock photo does not appear in the
listing at all.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, IncludeStockPhotoURL will be used in the request.
In some cases, if IncludeStockPhotoURL is set to false, no image will be
generated for the Gallery. A common example of this occurrence is when only
GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no PictureURL elements are
defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock photo, even if it is
available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with Free Gallery” in the
eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
Not applicable to Half.com.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *includeStockPhotoURL
Discussion
If true, indicates that the item listing includes the stock photo. To use an
eBay stock photo in an item listing, set IncludeStockPhotoURL to true. If a
stock photo is available, it is used at the top of the View Item page and in
the Item Specifics section of the listing. If you also include
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL, the stock photo only appears in the Item
Specifics section of the listing. Other pictures you specify by using
Item.PictureDetails.PictureURL appear in a separate section of the listing.
If you use Item.ExternalProductID instead of Item.ProductListingDetails, eBay
sets IncludeStockPhotoURL to true (and you cannot set it to false). In
GetItem, the URL of the stock photo will be returned in StockPhotoURL. If you
set IncludeStockPhotoURL to false, the stock photo does not appear in the
listing at all.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, IncludeStockPhotoURL will be used in the request.
In some cases, if IncludeStockPhotoURL is set to false, no image will be
generated for the Gallery. A common example of this occurrence is when only
GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no PictureURL elements are
defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock photo, even if it is
available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with Free Gallery” in the
eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
Not applicable to Half.com.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
isbn
ISBN is a unique identifer for books (an international standard).
Specify a 10 or 13-character ISBN. If you specify the
13-character ISBN, the value must begin with either 978 pr 979.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *isbn
Discussion
ISBN is a unique identifer for books (an international standard).
Specify a 10 or 13-character ISBN. If you specify the
13-character ISBN, the value must begin with either 978 pr 979.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
listIfNoProduct
Indicates what eBay should do if no product match has been found.
If no product match was found and ListIfNoProduct is true, the
item is listed without product information.
(By default, eBay attempts to list the item with product information.)
Note:
If you omit PrimaryCategory and no product match is found,
the listing will fail because eBay won’t be able to determine
a category without a product ID.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *listIfNoProduct
Discussion
Indicates what eBay should do if no product match has been found.
If no product match was found and ListIfNoProduct is true, the
item is listed without product information.
(By default, eBay attempts to list the item with product information.)
Note:
If you omit PrimaryCategory and no product match is found,
the listing will fail because eBay won’t be able to determine
a category without a product ID.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
productDetailsURL
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains optional
information about the product (such as a movie’s description or film credits). This
information is hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions of
the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include this URL as a link so
that end users can view additional descriptive details about the product.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productDetailsURL
Discussion
Fully qualified URL for eBay’s product details page, which contains optional
information about the product (such as a movie’s description or film credits). This
information is hosted through the eBay Web site and it cannot be edited. Portions of
the content are protected by copyright. Applications can include this URL as a link so
that end users can view additional descriptive details about the product.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
productID
eBay’s unique identifier for a specific version of a product.
This is the long alphanumeric ID that is returned from
GetProductSearchResults and related calls.
See the Trading API Guide for information about finding this type of
product ID. (For the shorter product ID (ePID) value that is
displayed on the eBay Web site, see ProductReferenceID instead.)
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
In item-listing requests, if you pass in an old product ID,
eBay lists the item with the latest version of the product and the
latest product ID, and the call returns a warning indicating that
the data has changed.
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may fail with an error if the
product has been deleted.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productID
Discussion
eBay’s unique identifier for a specific version of a product.
This is the long alphanumeric ID that is returned from
GetProductSearchResults and related calls.
See the Trading API Guide for information about finding this type of
product ID. (For the shorter product ID (ePID) value that is
displayed on the eBay Web site, see ProductReferenceID instead.)
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled,
this ID should correspond to the primary category
(not the secondary category).
In item-listing requests, if you pass in an old product ID,
eBay lists the item with the latest version of the product and the
latest product ID, and the call returns a warning indicating that
the data has changed.
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may fail with an error if the
product has been deleted.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
productReferenceID
eBay’s short global reference ID for a catalog product.
On the eBay Web site, this is known as the “ePID” or “Product ID”.
This type of product ID is a fixed reference to a product
(regardless of version).
Multiple (versioned) ProductID values can be associated with a
single product reference ID.
You can find product reference IDs for products by using FindProducts in the Shopping API.
You can also find the product ID on eBay’s Web site
(a numeric value prefixed with “EPID”).
You can pass the value with or without the “EPID” prefix;
for example “EPID228742” or “228742” (without quotes).
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may return an error if the
product has been deleted.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *productReferenceID
Discussion
eBay’s short global reference ID for a catalog product.
On the eBay Web site, this is known as the “ePID” or “Product ID”.
This type of product ID is a fixed reference to a product
(regardless of version).
Multiple (versioned) ProductID values can be associated with a
single product reference ID.
You can find product reference IDs for products by using FindProducts in the Shopping API.
You can also find the product ID on eBay’s Web site
(a numeric value prefixed with “EPID”).
You can pass the value with or without the “EPID” prefix;
for example “EPID228742” or “228742” (without quotes).
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Some sites (such as eBay US, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland) are updating,
replacing, deleting, or merging some products (as a result of migrating from one
catalog data provider to another). If you specify one of these products in a request,
the call may return the product with a warning, or it may return an error if the
product has been deleted.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
returnSearchResultOnDuplicates
Indicates what eBay should do if more than one product matches
the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN, BrandMPN, or
TicketListingDetails). Also see UseFirstProduct as an alternative.
If true and more than one
match is found, the call fails and the response
returns an error and all matching ProductID values.
This lets you choose one of the ProductIDs to pass in instead.
If false and more than one match is found, the call fails and the
response includes an error but does not return the matching
ProductID values. (This flag has no effect when only one match is
found.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *returnSearchResultOnDuplicates
Discussion
Indicates what eBay should do if more than one product matches
the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN, BrandMPN, or
TicketListingDetails). Also see UseFirstProduct as an alternative.
If true and more than one
match is found, the call fails and the response
returns an error and all matching ProductID values.
This lets you choose one of the ProductIDs to pass in instead.
If false and more than one match is found, the call fails and the
response includes an error but does not return the matching
ProductID values. (This flag has no effect when only one match is
found.)
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
stockPhotoURL
Fully qualified URL for a standard image (if any) that is associated with the product.
A seller includes the stock photo in the listing
by setting IncludeStockPhotoURL.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *stockPhotoURL
Discussion
Fully qualified URL for a standard image (if any) that is associated with the product.
A seller includes the stock photo in the listing
by setting IncludeStockPhotoURL.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
ticketListingDetails
Only applicable when you are listing event tickets.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching).
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_TicketListingDetailsType *ticketListingDetails
Discussion
Only applicable when you are listing event tickets.
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings
(not for buy-side searching).
type : class Trading_TicketListingDetailsType
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
upc
UPC is a unique, 12-character identifier that many industries use to identify products.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *upc
Discussion
UPC is a unique, 12-character identifier that many industries use to identify products.
If the primary and secondary categories are both catalog-enabled, this ID should
correspond to the primary category (not the secondary category).
Only used to match catalog products when creating listings.
(In some categories, eBay may also copy the ISBN, UPC, or EAN to the
listing’s item specifics.)
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
useFirstProduct
Indicates what eBay
should do if more than one product matches the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN,
BrandMPN, or TicketListingDetails). Also see ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates as an
alternative. If more than one product match was found and UseFirstProduct is true, item
will be listed with first product information. If false, the rules for
ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates are used.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *useFirstProduct
Discussion
Indicates what eBay
should do if more than one product matches the external product ID (ISBN, UPC, EAN,
BrandMPN, or TicketListingDetails). Also see ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates as an
alternative. If more than one product match was found and UseFirstProduct is true, item
will be listed with first product information. If false, the rules for
ReturnSearchResultOnDuplicates are used.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h
useStockPhotoURLAsGallery
If true, indicates that the stock photo for an item (if available) is used as the
gallery thumbnail. When listing an item, IncludeStockPhotoURL must also be true and
Item.PictureDetails.GalleryType must be passed in with a value of Gallery or Gallery
Featured (but not both). See the eBay Trading API guide for additional validation
rules for pictures.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery will be used in the
request. In some cases, if UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery is set to false, no
image will be generated for the Gallery. A common example of this
occurrence is when only GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no
PictureURL elements are defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock
photo, even if it is available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with
Free Gallery” in the eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *useStockPhotoURLAsGallery
Discussion
If true, indicates that the stock photo for an item (if available) is used as the
gallery thumbnail. When listing an item, IncludeStockPhotoURL must also be true and
Item.PictureDetails.GalleryType must be passed in with a value of Gallery or Gallery
Featured (but not both). See the eBay Trading API guide for additional validation
rules for pictures.
Note:
The following sites offer free Gallery: US (site ID 0), the Parts & Accessories
Category on US Motors (site ID 100), CA (site ID 2), CAFR (site ID 210), ES (site ID
186), FR (site ID 71), IT (site ID 101),and NL (site ID 146).
On these sites, eBay selects a Gallery thumbnail from image URLs included
in the request (i.e. either GalleryURL or the first PictureURL), using
selection rules that consider which of these URLs has been specified and
whether an eBay stock photo exists for the item. Also, eBay selects an
image regardless of whether you have specified either GalleryType or
GalleryURL. A Gallery fee will only apply if you have set GalleryType to
Plus or Featured (as basic Gallery is free).
Along with these changes, UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery will be used in the
request. In some cases, if UseStockPhotoURLAsGallery is set to false, no
image will be generated for the Gallery. A common example of this
occurrence is when only GalleryURL has been set in the request (i.e., no
PictureURL elements are defined). In this case, eBay will not use a stock
photo, even if it is available. See “Using Gallery Features on Sites with
Free Gallery” in the eBay Web Services Guide for complete information.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_ProductListingDetailsType.h