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Once we click on the Shipping in the Index page, it navigates to the Ship Console Main page. If the admin configured Ship Exec for the selected ship from location, then the Shipper Name will be shown. And for the Ship Exec shipmethods there is no account number as shown in below screen.
Here, We got Shipper Name which is configured at Options page by Admin.
After selecting ship method click on International link then it will show international pop up as shown below:
It has all the information of international shipment like UPS Direct. For more information refer UPS International Shipments chapter.


The easiest way to run the django-filter tests is to check out the source code into a virtualenv, where you can install the test dependencies. django-filter uses a custom test runner to locate all of the tests, so a wrapper script is available to set up and run the test suite.
Note
The following assumes you have virtualenv and git installed.
Run the following to create a new virtualenv to run the test suite in:
virtualenv django-filter-tests
cd django-filter-tests
. bin/activate
Get the django-filter source code using the following command:
git clone https://github.com/alex/django-filter.git
Switch to the django-filter directory:
cd django-filter
Run the following to install the test dependencies within the virutalenv:
pip install -r requirements/test.txt
Run the django-filter tests:
python runtests.py


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rawurldecode (PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7) rawurldecode — 对已编码的 URL 字符串进行解码 说明 string rawurldecode ( string $str ) 返回字符串，此字符串中百分号（%）后跟两位十六进制数的序列都将被替换成原义字符。 参数 str 要解码的 URL。 返回值 返回解码后的 URL 字符串。 范例 Example #1 rawurldecode() 示例 注释 Note: rawurldecode() 不会把加号（'+'）解码为空格，而 urldecode() 可以。 参见 • rawurlencode() - 按照 RFC 3986 对 URL 进行编码 • urldecode() - 解码已编码的 URL 字符串 • urlencode() - 编码 URL 字符串 • » RFC 3986 User Contributed Notes 6 notes =============================================================================== Hi everybody =) My name is Javier and I'm from Argentina. I've had a little issue with latin characters like ñ","Ñ","á","é","í", etc. They are not decoded with rawurlencode(), so I've made this: 0x00, 1 => 0x01, 2 => 0x02, 3 => 0x03, 4 => 0x04, 5 => 0x05, 6 => 0x06, 7 => 0x07, 8 => 0x08, 9 => 0x09, "A"=> 0x0a, "B"=> 0x0b, "C"=> 0x0c, "D"=> 0x0d, "E"=> 0x0e, "F"=> 0x0f ); # Fixin' latin character problem if(preg_match_all("/\%C3\%([A-Z0-9]{2})/i", $raw_url_encoded,$res)) { $res = array_unique($res = $res[1]); $arr_unicoded = array(); foreach($res as $key => $value){ $arr_unicoded[] = chr( (0xc0 | ($hex_table[substr($value,0,1)]<<4)) | (0x03 & $hex_table[substr($value,1,1)]) ); $res[$key] = "%C3%" . $value; } $raw_url_encoded = str_replace( $res, $arr_unicoded, $raw_url_encoded ); } # Return decoded raw url encoded data return rawurldecode($raw_url_encoded); } print urlRawDecode("%C3%A1%C3%B1"); // output: // áñ ?> For example, you have the character "ñ" encoded like this "%C3%B1". This is nothing more and nothing less than 0xc3 and 0xb1, they are binary numbers, (HHHH LLLL, where HHHH=High and LLLL=Low). 0xc3 = 1100 0011 (binary 8 bit word), 0xb1 = 1011 0001 (binary 8 bit word), To convert a raw encoded character to ascii we have to make boolean operations between this two operands (0xc3 and 0xb1), boolean algebra were defined by George Boole, we need to use them here. The first one we going to use is the logical OR ("|" or "pipe") and logical AND ("&" or "and person"). A logical OR implies the following truth table: a b (a OR b) 0 0 0 0 1 1 (a OR b or Both, a and b, must be true to get a true result) 1 0 1 1 1 1 A logical AND implies the following truth table: a b (a AND b) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 (Both a AND b, must be true to get a true result) So, here we have to make a logical OR with both 0xc3 and 0xb1 HIGH nibble, a nibble is a half byte (4 bits), so we have to make a logical OR between 1100 (0xc) and 1011 (0xb), we going to get this: 1111 (0xf), then we have to make a logical AND between both LOW nibble, 0011 (0x3) and 0001 (0x1), we going to get this: 0001, so, if we want to see the final result, we have to put HIGH and LOW nibble on his Byte position, like this: 1111 0001 (0xf1) and that is nothing more and nothing less than "ñ" (to check this out, try the following: print(chr (0xf1));). This "<<" is a logical shift left, if we have this binary number 0001 (1) and we make this: 0001 << 2 we'll get 0100 (4) right bits are filled with 0's. PS: I'm so sorry about my english, I know, is horrible :P =============================================================================== Be aware that rawurldecode does not warn you in any way if the output is nonvalid UTF-8. For example if the input passed to the function is just "%C5", then since C is 1100 in binary, and UTF-8 characters starting with 110 should be followed by another character, the result of rawurldecode will be just a single byte (with value \xC5) which is not a correct UTF-8. Confront this with for example Javascript which will warn you about it: JAVASCRIPT: decodeURI("%C5") URIError: URI malformed decodeURIComponent("%C5") URIError: URI malformed unescape("%C5") "Å" PHP: var_dump(rawurldecode("%C5")) string(1) "▒" php -v PHP 5.3.6 (cli) (built: Oct 4 2012 10:19:07) Copyright (c) 1997-2011 The PHP Group Zend Engine v2.3.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2011 Zend Technologies with Suhosin v<IP_ADDRESS>, Copyright (c) 2007-2010, by SektionEins GmbH =============================================================================== To sum it up: the only difference of this function to the urldecode function is that the "+" character won't get translated. =============================================================================== Hi everybody =) My name is Javier and I'm from Argentina. I've had a little issue with latin characters like ñ","Ñ","á","é","í", etc. They are not decoded with rawurlencode(), so I've made this: 0x00, 1 => 0x01, 2 => 0x02, 3 => 0x03, 4 => 0x04, 5 => 0x05, 6 => 0x06, 7 => 0x07, 8 => 0x08, 9 => 0x09, "A"=> 0x0a, "B"=> 0x0b, "C"=> 0x0c, "D"=> 0x0d, "E"=> 0x0e, "F"=> 0x0f ); # Fixin' latin character problem if(preg_match_all("/\%C3\%([A-Z0-9]{2})/i", $raw_url_encoded,$res)) { $res = array_unique($res = $res[1]); $arr_unicoded = array(); foreach($res as $key => $value){ $arr_unicoded[] = chr( (0xc0 | ($hex_table[substr($value,0,1)]<<4)) | (0x03 & $hex_table[substr($value,1,1)]) ); $res[$key] = "%C3%" . $value; } $raw_url_encoded = str_replace( $res, $arr_unicoded, $raw_url_encoded ); } # Return decoded raw url encoded data return rawurldecode($raw_url_encoded); } print urlRawDecode("%C3%A1%C3%B1"); // output: // áñ ?> For example, you have the character "ñ" encoded like this "%C3%B1". This is nothing more and nothing less than 0xc3 and 0xb1, they are binary numbers, (HHHH LLLL, where HHHH=High and LLLL=Low). 0xc3 = 1100 0011 (binary 8 bit word), 0xb1 = 1011 0001 (binary 8 bit word), To convert a raw encoded character to ascii we have to make boolean operations between this two operands (0xc3 and 0xb1), boolean algebra were defined by George Boole, we need to use them here. The first one we going to use is the logical OR ("|" or "pipe") and logical AND ("&" or "and person"). A logical OR implies the following truth table: a b (a OR b) 0 0 0 0 1 1 (a OR b or Both, a and b, must be true to get a true result) 1 0 1 1 1 1 A logical AND implies the following truth table: a b (a AND b) 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 1 (Both a AND b, must be true to get a true result) So, here we have to make a logical OR with both 0xc3 and 0xb1 HIGH nibble, a nibble is a half byte (4 bits), so we have to make a logical OR between 1100 (0xc) and 1011 (0xb), we going to get this: 1111 (0xf), then we have to make a logical AND between both LOW nibble, 0011 (0x3) and 0001 (0x1), we going to get this: 0001, so, if we want to see the final result, we have to put HIGH and LOW nibble on his Byte position, like this: 1111 0001 (0xf1) and that is nothing more and nothing less than "ñ" (to check this out, try the following: print(chr (0xf1));). This "<<" is a logical shift left, if we have this binary number 0001 (1) and we make this: 0001 << 2 we'll get 0100 (4) right bits are filled with 0's. PS: I'm so sorry about my english, I know, is horrible :P =============================================================================== Let's say you pass some data between the client and the server in a more or less array-like structure. If using the [] brackets in the field names is not enough (or won't comply with the rest of the project for some reason), you might have to use a string with a number of different delimiters (rows, fields, rows inside fields and such). To make sure that the data doesn't get mistaken for delimiters, you can use the encodeURIComponent() JavaScript function. It pairs nicely with rawurldecode(). Once the string passed to the server side finally gets exploded into an array (or set of such), you could use the following function to recursively rawurldecode the array(s): "; print_r($a); echo ""; rawurldecode_array($a); echo "
"; print_r($a); echo ""; ?> The program will output: Array ( [0] => 2%2B1%3A3%3F9 [k] => %40%3A-%2F [-3] => Array ( [0] => %2B [2] => %3D_%7E [a] => this%2Bis%20a%25test ) ) Array ( [0] => 2+1:3?9 [k] => @:-/ [-3] => Array ( [0] => + [2] => =_~ [a] => this+is a%test ) ) =============================================================================== Please note that the combination encodeURIComponent (Javascript) and rawurldecode (PHP) only works well if magic quotes are turned off in php.ini (magic_quotes_gpc = Off)


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Boy, Didn’t She Age Well? ‘Greta Thunberg’ Seen in a Photo From 19th Century
Sailing across the Atlantic in a boat is by no means a mundane thing to do, but a new conspiracy theory suggests Greta Thunberg has mastered a much more fun type of voyage – time travel.
A 120-year-old photo circulating online appears to prove that Greta Thunberg is both a time traveller AND a gold digger.
The black-and-white image, found in the archives of the University of Washington, shows three children working at a gold mine in the historic Klondike gold district and was made around 1898, if the description is correct.
The eerie part is the girl in the foreground, who looks exactly like Greta Thunberg. The pigtails are also there.
Casting aside the down-to-earth time-travel-is-impossible trifle, as well as the obvious lookalike theory, this leaves us with just one possible explanation: Greta hopped in a (hopefully zero-emissions) time machine and went straight to our days to save the planet. Or vice versa.
Of course, this is just humour, and the real Greta is somewhere out there in the Atlantic, navigating her way back home. But some people have picked up the conspiracy and are now spreading the word about Greta’s time-bending powers, apparently in jest.


A CHORUS OF DISAPPROVAL A film review by Ben Hoffman Copyright 1997 Ben Hoffman
One can pretty well expect that if it is something Alan Ayckbourn has written, it is going to be a great farce. In fact, the play on which the film is based did win several awards. One can only assume that something happened in the transition to film. For one thing, sets with hilarious goings-on in different rooms are a hallmark of Ayckbourn farces. Seeing the film with the mobility of a movie camera where the set no longer is an integral part is possibly what is missing in the film.
Initially released in 1989 it was withdrawn because of a legal disagreement between the producers. Because the film does not depend on any particular date, however, the fact that it is now being released seven years later does not spoil the story in any way. It is a kind of timeless farce with Dafydd Ap Llewellyn (Anthony Hopkins), as a tyrannical, hysterical monster of a director of an amateur production of THE BEGGARS OPERA. Into this town of Scarborough, England comes Guy Jones (Jeremy Irons) who has been sent by his employer to do some work there. Guy is of the opinion that he was sent there because of a computer glitch.
Guy, a shy man who has recently lost his wife, sees an ad in the local newspaper announcing casting of amateurs for a play. He thinks this may be what he needs to alleviate his boredom. However, much to his innocent surprise, every woman in the cast as well as others who just live in the town are trying to get him into bed. This includes Hannah (Prunella Scales of Fawlty Towers fame) who is the sex-starved wife of Dafydd. Then there is the swinging couple who like to have different partners to break the monotony of married life. (Jenny Seagrove and Gareth Hunt) in a very funny episode involving Guy, a woman friend, and the swingers.
While the comedy is handled flawlessly, the film slows down considerably with the insertion of a sub-plot involving Guy's company and the greedy townspeople of Scarborough.
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2.5 years of experience in full stack software development with knowledge of Java, Python, PL/SQL, Spring, JSF, Hibernate, Maven, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Servlet, JSP. Seeking full time opportunity.
- Designing and implementing a data warehouse security process for renewal of current access.
- Writing AIX shell script to automate the procedure of document renewal.
1) Script connects to the database.
2) It retrieves data and populates in Excel file.
- Exporting data of different group in separate worksheet of Excel file:
1) Wrote a shell script that exports data of each group in separate csv file.
2) Copied those csv file in single folder in Windows using WinSCP.
3) Wrote a VB script that will combine those csv into single Excel file with multiple worksheets and arrange them in ascending order of their name.
- Languages and Technologies: SQL, Active Directory, MySQL, IBM DB2(database).
My work at CTG was mostly based on integrating old code with new tools and libraries. I was given old code in Java which was developed by 35 years experienced ex- employee. Old versions of programming languages and different libraries were used which I modified with the newer versions to get the error less code and web application up and running. Accomplished following tasks while working at CTG.
- Worked on Java programming language, Spring framework, Freemarker Java Template(Front end), Solr for indexing, java script, Hibernate, Oracle database.
- Implemented a feature on web application which creates pre-defined folder structure for selected root folder using Hibernate, Spring, Java.
1) Wrote a function in java which creates a new folder.
2) Used the same function recursively to create a required folder structure.
- Implemented a feature using JavaScript on web application that sorts files and folder by their name, size and date.
1) Wrote a java script for OnClick event to sort files by name, size and date.
- Implemented Search functionality on files and folders in web application using Java, Hibernate, JavaScript.
- Used maven to automatically import required libraries.
- Used Jenkins to deploy web application on production server.
- Used Apache Tomcat server to run the web application locally.
- Worked with the team of 46 members with the goal of developing and testing functionalities of project Resiliency Database management System.
- Developed feature which creates a report of business plan.
- Implemented feature which uploads a file in word/pdf format and download report into pdf format.
- Applied business logic on the data retrieved from database using Hibernate.
- Implemented Unit testing using Junit and Mockito framework.
- Languages and Technologies: Java, J2EE, Spring framework, Jenkins, JSP, Hibernate, HTML, CSS, PrimeFaces.
GPA: 3.7
GPA: 3.5
Predicting whether newly released movies would be successful or not using data collected from tweeter.
- Collected 1000 relevant tweets to query using tweeter python API in Python 2.7.
- Collected 2000 tweets as a data set using tweeter python API in Python 2.7.
- Labeled these tweets for getting evaluation matrix which gives API recall, Quality Precision and Quality Recall.
- Applied SVM model to classify tweets as positive and negative and to predict probability of movie to be hit.
- Applied Clustering to collect tweets into a cluster of hit, average and flop movies.
- Used Classification model to predict the success rate of movie by current data from historical data.
Languages and Technologies: Python 2.7, Rest API, Tweeter python API, Microsoft Excel.
A web application allows user to purchase or sell stocks at current price. User can request his manager to do the stock transaction. Web applications maintains users and managers account with all the transactions history. Watchlist can be maintained by user and manager where favorite stocks can be added and current amount of favorite stocks can be displayed.
Work Done:
- Implemented feature to get current price and price history of stocks using Rest API.
- Used Java Server Faces framework to provide MVC functionality.
- Implemented feature to purchase/sell stock by the user/manager. Used MySQL database to store user/managers transactions.
- Implemented watch list for user/manager to save favorite stocks and view its current price.
- Implemented Admin functionality to monitor user/manager's activity.
- Added feature for user and manager to view their account details including transaction history.
7) Implemented feature which allows user to request manager to sell/purchase stock.
- Languages and Technologies: Java, Java Server Faces (MVC framework), Rest Service, HTML, CSS, Bootstrap.
AIM - Develop a search engine which will take a query as input and extract relevant information from the given TREC dataset.
Work done:
- Extracted xml files from TREC data into text document using core java 1.8.
- Indexed text files using Apache Lucene into a separate folder.
- Stemmed words and removed stop words from text files using Apache Lucene libraries.
- Implemented logic to fetch 10 paragraphs of 5 sentences in descending order of their relevance. Most relevant paragraph will be the first result.
- Implemented logic to find sentences with full stops.
- Languages and Technologies: Java 1.8, Apache Lucene, TREC data.
- Developed a web application to connect job seeker and employer by a seamless process of recruitment.
- Implemented functionality which records a video on webcam using MediaRecorder API.
- Implemented functionality for Job Seeker to upload resume in video format.
- Implemented functionality for Employer to display uploaded video using video editor of HTML5.
- Designed effective database using MySQL database.
- Managed team of 6 developers to follow scrum model during the process of development.
- Languages and Technologies: Java, Spring MVC, HQL, HTML5, CSS, Java Server Pages, MySQL database
- Aimed at making contacts service provided by Google to be sharable with specific group/contact in a secured way.
- Developed web and android application to share and synchronize contacts by adding them to shared group.
- Built Google Contact API to retrieve contacts using Rest into JSON format.
- Deployed web application on Google App Engine.
- Used selenium framework to automate the process of testing.
- Languages and Technologies: Java, Google App Engine, Oauth API, Google Datastore, JSON, Selenium.


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Apache Omid (Optimistically transaction Management In Datastores) is a flexible, reliable, high performant and scalable transactional framework that allows Big Data applications to execute ACID transactions on top of MVCC key/value NoSQL datastores.
The current implementation provides multi-row transactions on top of Apache HBase, but Omid’s design is flexible enough to support other datastore implementations as long as they provide MVCC features in their API.
The following sections introduce the motivation behind Omid and its high-level architecture and basic concepts. If you want to jump to a more hands-on approach to Omid, please jump to the Quickstart section. On the other hand, if you want more information about Omid’s design and its internals, please refer to the sections in the Technical Documentation menuf.
A transaction comprises a set of data manipulation operations on the state of a database system managed as a single unit of work, so all the operations must either entirely be completed (committed) or have no effect (aborted). In other words, partial executions of the transaction are not permitted (nor desired in general) because the final state of the database can be corrupted.
Without the support for transactions, developers are burdened with ensuring atomic execution of scattered changes in data upon failures as well as when there are concurrent accesses to the same data by multiple clients.
In order to process transactions, database systems provide a specific component called the Transaction Manager. The goal of transaction managers in general is to guarantee the so-called ACID properties of transactions: Atomicity, Consistency, Isolation and Durability. However, ACID properties are hard to scale when databases have to deal with very large amounts of data and thousands of concurrent users, because the data must be partitioned, distributed and replicated. That was the main reason why, with the advent of NoSQL big data stores, transactions were initially left out of the equation. HBase, Dynamo, BigTable, PNUTS, Cassandra, etc. lacked this precious feature initially. However, with the popularization of NoSQL big datastores in many areas of the industry, the need for transactions has become a must for certain applications.
Omid fills this gap and provides lock-free transactional support on top of HBase with snapshot isolation guarantees. Omid enables BigData applications to benefit from the best of both worlds: the scalability provided by NoSQL datastores such as HBase, and the concurrency and atomicity provided by transaction processing systems.
The benefits that Omid provides include:
The main architectural components are represented in the figure below and described briefly below in the following paragraphs.
For a detailed picture of the Omid architecture, please refer to the Omid Components section in the Technical Documentation.
Omid beneﬁts from a centralized scheme in which a single server, called Transactional Status Oracle (TSO), monitors the modiﬁed rows/cells by transactions and use that to detect write-write conﬂicts.
User applications are allowed to begin, commit or abort transactions by means of Transactional Clients (TC), which enable remote communication to the TSO and allow to perform transactional operations on the data stored in the datastore.
When a transaction is created, a unique start timestamp is assigned by the Timestamp Oracle (TO). This start timestamp serves as a transaction identifier and is used by the TSO to guarantee SI by detecting conflicts in the writesset of a committing transaction with other concurrent transactions. Upon, finishing conflict detection successfully, the TSO assigns the transaction a commit timestamp and writes the mapping start/commit timestamp in the Commit Table (CT) before returning the response to the client. When receiving the response. the transactional client, adds a Shadow Cell (SC) per cell in the transaction writeset in order to allow to resolve the right snapshot for further read operations without disturbing the TSO.
The main functionality provided by each component depicted in the figure above can be summarized as follows:
For a more in-depth description of how Omid works, please refer to the sections in the Technical Documentation menu.
Do you want to try Omid now? Please, go to the Quickstart section.


This tutorial demonstrates how to use Grimoires Java API to write a simple program to publish and discover a service to a Grimoires registry.
In this tutorial, we use the example in Grimoires tutorial. It publishes the BLAST service from the DNA Data Bank of Japan (DDBJ). The service is described using WSDL as the description language. The WSDL file is located at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/wsdl/Blast.wsdl. We assume the BLAST service is deploy at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/xddbj/Blast.
In this tutorial, we will also publish the service's WSDL file, and attach a piece of metadata to a message part inside the WSDL description. The metadata describes the semantic type, i.e., a DNA sequence, of the message part, which is syntactically a string. Finally, we discover the message part based on the metadata. Given the message part, we can further discover which operation this message part belongs to, which WSDL description the operation belongs to, and which service has implemented the WSDL description. Following these steps, a service can be discovered by its metadata.
This example program is also available in the "GShell/src" directory. To run them, make sure that all Java libraries under the "GShell/lib" directory and GShell classes under the "GShell/build/classes" directory are put into your CLASSPATH. It is assumed your Grimoires registry is deployed at http://fantasio.ecs.soton.ac.uk:8080/grimoires.
java uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.shell.APITutorialExample http://fantasio.ecs.soton.ac.uk:8080/grimoires
On the screen, you will see:
====Publish a business==== Business key: c758196c-0f03-4d74-bbc1-19e1c3343483 ====Publish a service==== Service key: 5b3529c3-6635-4fc5-9ba2-7f37963d7176 ====Find a service==== Service name: Blast Service key: 5b3529c3-6635-4fc5-9ba2-7f37963d7176 Business key: c758196c-0f03-4d74-bbc1-19e1c3343483 Service description: A DDBJWeb Service Access point in binding template: http://xml.nig.ac.jp/xddbj/Blast tModel: http://xml.nig.ac.jp/wsdl/Blast.wsdl ====Publish WSDL==== WSDL key: bdeb81e1-ba19-4b32-b757-c0c3e717387b ====Publish metadata==== Metadata key: 0da51ebb-f7fc-4d68-bc8b-edf54cc5cc63 ====Inquire metadata==== Found a message part with this metedata (http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType, DNA_Sequence) Message namespacehttp://www.themindelectric.com/wsdl/Blast/ Message namesearchParam0In Message part nameparam
Before we publish or discover a service, we need to set up stubs, which are in charge of serializing/deserializing Java objects to/from SOAP messages, and sending receiving SOAP messages to/from Grimoires.
private static void setUpStubs(String grimoiresURL) throws Exception { if (!grimoiresURL.endsWith("/")) { grimoiresURL = grimoiresURL + "/"; } String publishEndpoint = grimoiresURL + "services/publish"; String inquireEndpoint = grimoiresURL + "services/inquire"; // Set up UDDI publish stub uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.uddiv2.publication.GrimoiresLocator publishLocator = new uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.uddiv2.publication.GrimoiresLocator(); publishLocator.setpublishEndpointAddress(publishEndpoint); publish = publishLocator.getpublish(); // Set up UDDI inquire stub uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.uddiv2.inquiry.GrimoiresLocator inquireLocator = new uk.ac.soton.ecs.grimoires.server.impl.uddiv2.inquiry.GrimoiresLocator(); inquireLocator.setinquireEndpointAddress(inquireEndpoint); inquire = inquireLocator.getinquire();
// Set up other stubs ...... }
To set up a stub, we firstly create an instance of GrimoiresLocator, which represents a locator for the Grimoires service. We then set the correct Grimoires service endpoint address in the locator. Finally, we get the service interface from the locator.
We will publish a business called "DDBJ", which has a description of "DNA Data Bank of Japan". A business is the UDDI's terminology for an organization.
private static void publishBusienss() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Publish a business===="); // Prepare the save_business request Save_business request = new Save_business(); request.setAuthInfo("AUTHINFO"); BusinessEntity[] businessEntities = new BusinessEntity[1]; businessEntities[0] = new BusinessEntity(); businessEntities[0].setName(new Name[] { new Name("DDBJ") }); businessEntities[0].setDescription(new Description[] { new Description("DNA Data Bank of Japan") }); request.setBusinessEntity(businessEntities); // Send the request and get a response BusinessDetail response = publish.save_business(request); // Process the response businessKey = response.getBusinessEntity(0).getBusinessKey(); System.out.println("Business key: " + businessKey); }In the above code, we create an instance of the Save_business class, which is the corresponding Java class for the save_business SOAP message. We set up the Save_business instance properly. Then it is passed as an argument to the save_business method of the Publish interface. The save_business method returns a BusinessDetail object, which is deserialized from the response SOAP message.
private static void publishService() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Publish a service===="); // Prepare the save_service request Save_service request = new Save_service( "AUTHINFO", new BusinessService[] {new BusinessService( new Name[] {new Name("Blast")}, new Description[] {new Description("A DDBJ Web Service")}, new BindingTemplates( new BindingTemplate[] { new BindingTemplate( null, new AccessPoint("http://xml.nig.ac.jp/xddbj/Blast"), null, //HostingRedirector hostingRedirector, new TModelInstanceDetails( new TModelInstanceInfo[] { new TModelInstanceInfo( null, //Description[] description, new InstanceDetails( null, new OverviewDoc(null, "http://xml.nig.ac.jp/wsdl/Blast.wsdl"), null), null ) } ), null, //java.lang.String serviceKey, null //java.lang.String bindingKey ) } ), null, //CategoryBag categoryBag, null, //java.lang.String serviceKey, businessKey )}, "2.0" ); // Send the request and get a response ServiceDetail response = publish.save_service(request); // Process the response serviceKey = response.getBusinessService(0).getServiceKey(); System.out.println("Service key: " + serviceKey); }In the above code, we firstly construct a Save_service instance, then pass it to the save_service method of the Publish interface.
We will inquire a service called "Blast", and get its detailed information.
private static void discoveryService() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Find a service===="); // Prepare the find_service request Find_service request = new Find_service(null, //FindQualifiers findQualifiers, new Name[] { new Name("Blast") }, null, //CategoryBag categoryBag, null, //TModelBag tModelBag, "2.0", 100, //int maxRows, null //java.lang.String businessKey ); // Send the request and get a reponse ServiceList response = inquire.find_service(request); // Process the find_service response and prepare the get_servicedetail request ServiceInfo[] info = response.getServiceInfos().getServiceInfo(); if (info == null) return; String[] keys = new String[info.length]; for (int i = 0; i < info.length; i++) { keys[i] = info[i].getServiceKey(); } Get_serviceDetail request2 = new Get_serviceDetail(keys, "2.0"); // Send the get_servicedetail request ServiceDetail response2 = inquire.get_serviceDetail(request2); // Process the response BusinessService services[] = response2.getBusinessService(); System.out.println("Service name: " + services[0].getName(0).get_value()); System.out.println("Service key: " + services[0].getServiceKey()); System.out.println("Business key: " + services[0].getBusinessKey()); System.out.println("Service description: " + services[0].getDescription(0).get_value()); BindingTemplate bt = services[0].getBindingTemplates().getBindingTemplate(0); System.out.println("Access point in binding template: " + bt.getAccessPoint().get_value()); System.out.println("tModel: " + bt.getTModelInstanceDetails() .getTModelInstanceInfo(0).getInstanceDetails() .getOverviewDoc().getOverviewURL()); }
In the above code, we firstly construct a Find_service instance, and pass it to the find_service method of the Inquire interface. The returned ServiceList instance contains the key of the service whose name matches "Blast". We then construct a Get_serviceDetail object which contains the service key we have got, and pass it to the get_serviceDetail method of the Inquire interface. The get_serviceDetail method returns the detail service information corresponding to the given service key.
We will publish the service's WSDL file, which is at http://xml.nig.ac.jp/wsdl/Blast.wsdl.
private static void publishWSDL() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Publish WSDL===="); String wsdlKey = wsdl.addWSDLFile("http://xml.nig.ac.jp/wsdl/Blast.wsdl"); System.out.println("WSDL key: " + wsdlKey); }
We will publish a piece of metadata, which describes the semantic type of a message part in the previously published WSDL file. The message part is syntactically a string, and is semantically a DNA sequence.
private static void publishMetadata() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Publish metadata===="); // set up entity to be annotated MessagePartReference msgRef = new MessagePartReference( "http://www.themindelectric.com/wsdl/Blast/", "searchParam0In", "param"); EntityReference enRef = new EntityReference(); enRef.setMessagePartReference(msgRef); enRef.setEntityType(new URI("http://www.grimoires.org/metadata.xsd#messagePartReference")); // set up metadata MetadataValue mv = new MetadataValue(); mv.setStringValue("DNA_Sequence"); Metadata md = new Metadata(); md.setMetadataType(new URI("http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType")); md.setMetadataValue(mv); // attonation MetadataInfo info = publishMetadata.addMetadataToEntity(new AddMetadataToEntity(enRef, md)); System.out.println("Metadata key: " + info.getMetadataKey()); }
In the above code, we attach a metadata to a message part. The metadata is of the type "http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType", and has the value "DNA_Sequence". The message part has the name "param", and it belongs to the message "http://www.themindelectric.com/wsdl/Blast#searchParam0In".
We will find the message part with the specified metadata.
private static void inquireMetadata() throws Exception { System.out.println("====Inquire metadata===="); // Prepare request message MetadataQuery mq = new MetadataQuery(); mq.setMetadataType(new URI("http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType")); MetadataValue mv = new MetadataValue(); mv.setStringValue("DNA_Sequence"); mq.setMetadataValue(mv); Find_entityByMetadata find = new Find_entityByMetadata( new MetadataQueryBag( new MetadataQuery[] { mq })); // Send request and get response EntityReferenceList enRefList = inquireMetadata.find_entityByMetadata(find); // Process the response EntityReference enRef = enRefList.getEntityReference(0); if (enRef.getEntityType().toString() .equals("http://www.grimoires.org/metadata.xsd#messagePartReference")) { System.out.println("Found a message part with this metedata" + "\n(http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType, DNA_Sequence)"); MessagePartReference msgRef = enRef.getMessagePartReference(); System.out.println("Message namespace" + msgRef.getMessageNamespace()); System.out.println("Message name" + msgRef.getMessageName()); System.out.println("Message part name" + msgRef.getMessagePartName()); } }
In the above code, we inquire for a message part attached with a metadata that is of the type "http://www.grimoires.org/SemanticType", and has the value "DNA_Sequence".


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DSERVE - DDT Server (telnet)
DSERVE provides a method to allow debugging applications that cannot normally be debugged. The application will call DSERVE_INIT() to initialize. This creates a listener process that waits for telnet connections. When a connection is made, two processes will shuttle data between telnet and DDT.
Runs in four physical processes: the primordial process which creates two pipes, and returns to the application. The application calls DSERVE() on a polling basis. The primordial processes forks duing DSERVE_INIT(), and the child process waits for connection from telnet using SERV_LISTEN(). Once SERV_LISTEN() returns with a new connection, it requests a login verification (using the credential supplied to DSERVE_INIT()). If successful, it writes a message to the primordial process. Remember that the primordial process is polling for this message. When received, the primordial process can enter DDT and resume the application in debug state. When the message has been sent to primordial (from the server handler process), the server handler forks. One side handles copying from primordial to net, and the other handles copying from net to primordial. So, the processes are:
| PRIMORDIAL | SERV_LISTEN | SERVER (BECOMES PRIMORDIAL -> NET COPY) | NET -> PRIMORDIAL COPY
The primordial process communicates to the copy processes by means of two pipes: one for each data flow.
Not very good at cleaning up the processes, but this does work. On the O command (DDT OFF), for example, we should get rid of all of the data copy processes.
This same idea can be used to gather logging data, or interact with the running program in various ways. Using the debugger to "front-end" these things is actually not a bad idea. It is be possible to send the primordial process a SIGINT (signal 2, error 34), which can be captured with SETEXIT(). Note that this is currently the only signal which can be used in this manner by CSNOBOL4 (1.5 and greater).
Uses
«INCLUDES»≡ -INCLUDE 'CHARS.INC' -INCLUDE 'REPL.INC' -INCLUDE 'CSNOBOL4.INC' -INCLUDE 'TRIMB.INC' -INCLUDE 'P64.INC' -INCLUDE 'UNIX.INC' -INCLUDE 'DDT.INC' @
«DSERVE»≡ -PUBLIC DSERVE_INIT(), DSERVE() -PUBLIC DSERVE_PORT, DSERVE_APPNAME * DEFINE('DSERVE_INIT(APPNAME,PORT,KEY,INTR)') :(DSERVE_INIT_END) * DSERVE_INIT DSERVE_KEY = KEY DSERVE_PORT = PORT DSERVE_APPNAME = APPNAME DSERVE_INTR = INTR * DSERVE_PID = GETPID() P1 = PIPE() :F(DSERVE9) DSERVE_P1_RFD = P1<1> DSERVE_P1_WFD = P1<2> P2 = PIPE() :F(DSERVE9) DSERVE_P2_RFD = P2<1> DSERVE_P2_WFD = P2<2> PID = FORK() :F(DSERVE9) LT(PID) :S(DSERVE9) EQ(PID) :S(DSERVE2) * * PRIMORDIAL PROCESS - POLLS WITH DSERVE() WAITING FOR CONNECTION AND * DEBUGGER ENTRY * * NEEDS FD SET AND TIMEVAL FOR SELECT * DSERVE_FDS = NEW_FD_SET() DSERVE_TV = NEW_TIMEVAL() IDENT(DSERVE_INTR) :S(RETURN) * &ERRLIMIT = 1 SETEXIT('DSERVE_TRAP') :(RETURN) * DSERVE_INIT_END * DEFINE('DSERVE()N,S') :(DSERVE_END) * * IF DDT IS ALREADY ACTIVE, WE ARE DEBUGGING THROUGH A DSERVE() POLL, * JUST RETURN. IF DSERVE_APPNAME IS NULL, RETURN, DSERVE HAS NOT * BEEN SET UP CORRECTLY YET. * DSERVE NE(DDT_ACTIVE) :S(RETURN) IDENT(DSERVE_APPNAME) :S(RETURN) * * SEE IF THERE IS INPUT AVAILABLE FROM THE NET. USE SELECT() TO POLL * THE READ FILE DESCRIPTOR, WITH A TIMEOUT OF 0 (NO WAIT) * SET_TIMEVAL(DSERVE_TV, 0, 0) FD_ZERO(DSERVE_FDS) FD_SET(DSERVE_P2_RFD, DSERVE_FDS) N = SELECT(DSERVE_P2_RFD + 1, DSERVE_FDS, 0, 0, DSERVE_TV) EQ(N) :S(RETURN) * * WE HAVE DATA ON THE READ FD. CREATE I/O CHANNELS TO TELNET I/O * PROCESSES. * OUTPUT(.DDT_T, 10, 'W', '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P1_WFD) :F(DSERVE9) INPUT(.DDT_R, 11,, '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P2_RFD) :F(DSERVE9) * * READ MESSAGE FROM NET PROCESS. WE HAVE A MESSAGE TO BE READ * (BUT IT MAY NOT BE COMPLETE YET). WE RELY ON NORMAL I/O MECHANISM * TO DELIVER COMPLETE MESSAGE LINE. * S = DDT_R IDENT(S, 'DDT') :S(DSERVE7) DSERVE = S :(RETURN) DSERVE7 DDT_T = NE(DDT_ACTIVE) 'APP ALREADY IN DDT' :S(RETURN) DDT_USE_R = 1 DSERVE = 'DDT' * * THE MESSAGE IS 'DDT' WHICH MEANS ENTER DEBUGGER. THE DEBUGGER IS * NOT YET ACTIVE. WHEN DSERVE() RETURNS, IT WILL BE UNDER DDT CONTROL. * WE SET DDT_USE_R TO 1 TO INFORM DDT OF THE I/O NEEDED (READLINE * CANNOT BE USED). * DDT(DSERVE_APPNAME) :(RETURN) * * SETEXIT() TRAP TO ENTER DDT -- NEED DDT() ENTRY THAT DOES ONE STEP * COMMAND. * DSERVE_TRAP OUTPUT(.DDT_T, 10, 'W', '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P1_WFD) :F(DSERVE9) INPUT(.DDT_R, 11,, '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P2_RFD) :F(DSERVE9) S = DDT_R IDENT(S, 'DDT') :S(DSERVET2) DSERVE = S :(DSERVET3) DSERVET2 DDT_T = NE(DDT_ACTIVE) 'APP ALREADY IN DDT' :S(DSERVET3) DDT_USE_R = 1 DSERVE = 'DDT' DDT(DSERVE_APPNAME) :(SCONTINUE) DSERVET3 SETEXIT('DSERVE_TRAP') &ERRLIMIT = 1 :(SCONTINUE) * * CONNECTION LISTENER PROCESS * * CREATE I/O CHANNELS TO PRIMORDIAL PROCESS. THE PRIMORDIAL PROCESS * WILL POLL WAITING FOR A MESSAGE TO BE WRITTEN TO TO_PRIMORDIAL. * DSERVE2 INPUT(.FROM_PRIMORDIAL, 12,, '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P1_RFD) + :F(DSERVE9) OUTPUT(.TO_PRIMORDIAL, 13, 'W', '/dev/fd/' DSERVE_P2_WFD) + :F(DSERVE9) * * WAIT FOR A CONNECTION ON DSERVE_PORT * DSERVE3 FDN = SERV_LISTEN('inet', 'stream', DSERVE_PORT) :F(DSERVE9) INPUT(.NET, 9, 'UWT', '/dev/fd/' FDN) :F(DSERVE9) OUTPUT(.NET, 9) :F(DSERVE9) CRLF = CHARS_CR CHARS_LF * * WE HAVE A CONNECTION. DISPLAY SIGNON, AND REQUEST LOGIN.   THERE IS NO USER * NAME/PASSWORD -- JUST A SINGLE MAGIC WORD. * IDENT(S, DSERVE_KEY) :S(DSERVE8) NET = 'BAD LOGIN' CRLF :(END) DSERVE8 NET = 'LOGIN CONFIRMED' CRLF NET = 'REDIRECT TO /dev/fd/' DSERVE_P1_WFD ' TO SEND OUTPUT ' + 'TO TELNET USING X (EG ls)' CRLF * * THE CORRECT KEY WAS SUPPLIED. SEND MESSAGE TO PRIMORDIAL. * TO_PRIMORDIAL = 'DDT' * * SIGNAL TO ENTER DDT * KILL(DIFFER(DSERVE_INTR) DSERVE_PID, 2) * * FORK TO TWO COPY LOOPS: PRIMORDIAL -> NET AND NET -> PRIMORDIAL * PID = FORK() LT(PID) :S(DSERVE9) EQ(PID) :S(DSERVE12) * * PRIMORDIAL -> NET COPY PROCESS * DSERVE11 S = FROM_PRIMORDIAL :F(END) NET = S CRLF :(DSERVE11) * * NET -> PRIMORDIAL COPY PROCESS * DSERVE12 S = NET :F(END) S = REPL(S, CHARS_CR) S = REPL(S, CHARS_LF) TO_PRIMORDIAL = S :(DSERVE12) * DSERVE9 TERMINAL = 'DSERVE: INTERNAL FAILURE' :(END) * DSERVE_END @
«unit_test»≡ #!/usr/bin/bash exec "snobol4" "-b" "$0" "$@" -INCLUDE 'DSERVE.INC' &CODE = 1 * * INITIALIZE DSERVE WITH APPLICATION NAME, PORT, AND SIGNON KEY * DSERVE_INIT('DSERVE TEST', 54321, 'magic', 'INTR') * * THE APPLICATION. A SIMPLE COUNTING LOOP. AT THE BEGINNING OF EACH * MAJOR LOOP, POLL DSERVE(), WHICH POSSIBLY ENTERS THE DEBUGGER. * WE CAN ALSO USE THE 'NO POLLING' APPROACH, WHICH WILL USE SIGNAL 2 * TO INTERRUPT THE CODE INTO DDT. * *LUP DSERVE() * LUP MAJOR = MAJOR + 1 TERMINAL = 'MAJOR = ' MAJOR N = 0 LUP2 N = N + 1 LT(N, 10000000) :S(LUP2)F(LUP) &CODE = 0 END @
«»≡ -MODULE DSERVE «INCLUDES» -IN72 -STITL DSERVE -EJECT * ************************************************************************ * * * ###### ##### ####### ###### # # ####### * * # # # # # # # # # # * * # # # # # # # # # * * # # ##### ##### ###### # # ##### * * # # # # # # # # # * * # # # # # # # # # # * * ###### ##### ####### # # # ####### * * * * DSERVE DDT TELNET SERVER * * * ************************************************************************ * * DSERVE.lss * «DSERVE» * * CE: .MSNOBOL4; @


Alright, well I had been taking the ephedrine for a couple days now, I had purchased a couple bottles of 'Ephedra' and had been using it the last few nights. Now, each pill contains 1000mg of Ephedra, which equals out to 8mg of ephedrine.
The first night, I took 2 pills (16mg), and it made me feel nauseated for the first half hour, after that I felt very tired so I went to sleep, as there wasn't any greatly noticable effects.
The second night, I ingested 3 pills (24mg), and basicly the same happened as the first night, though I forced myself to stay awake. The nausea passed, and so did the tiredness. I started to have mood swings, and I felt very relaxed, at no time did I feel any more energy then I currently had, mostly the opposite, actualy.
Third night, I go over to a friends and we both ingest 3 pills (24mg), we start searching around his room, untill we came across 2-3 roaches, which we emptied into a pipe and smoked, it was only a minimal amount and I don't think it made a difference. My friend started getting a bladder movement, followed by bladder pain, and said he urinated some blood, which made me edgy though I wasn't feel to bad at all, quite relaxed.
We went for a walk and had a smoke, walked around looking for someone to sell us some product. It turns out you 'dont' want to mixed nicotine with ephedrine :| I started feeling sick, and started having anxiety attacks, followed by heart palpulations.
at first I thought I was going to have a heart attack, everytime the anxiety hit I felt as though my heart had stopped, I kept getting a weird body buzz at random locations in my body, which I thought to me lack of blood. The anxiety and heart palpulations lasted 8 hours total, I took some pepto bismal to prevent any nausea and I luckily fell asleep. When I woke up I was feeling better, with just cramps.
In conclusion, From what I've read Ephedrine can be a very risky drug, combinations with other substances of any kind can most likely have negative effects. I'd never do it again, and because of this experience I am contemplating whether or not taking chems again.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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This year's Wimbledon ballot is different from recent years. There will be no signup sheet on the noticeboard. Instead, the draw will be made in an event open to all members on Saturday 21 April, starting at 5pm in the clubhouse.
We have 37 pairs of tickets spread across all 13 days of the tournament - 14 pairs for centre court, 16 pairs for court 1 and 7 pairs for court 2. The price per pair ranges from £60 to £420.
You are eligible if you are an adult or junior member of the club, hold an active Lite or Team British Tennis Membership and opted in to the Wimbledon ballot on the LTA site before the deadline in February.
The LTA ballot rules state that all opted-in members must have an equal chance of winning a ticket whether they attend the event or not. This will be the case in our ballot, but if you attend you will have more choice over which tickets you are allocated if you win.
The names of all eligible members will go into a hat and will be drawn in turn. If your name is drawn and you are present at the event, you can choose a pair of tickets from any that remain unallocated.
If you are not present at the event, you have 3 options:In cases 2 and 3, you will be allocated the next available ticket from a predefined sequence, ignoring any that you have said that you do not want. If there are no remaining tickets that meet your requirements you will go on a standby list for tickets that are returned.
If you do not want any tickets and opted in solely to increase our allocation please use the opt out button. You can quickly opt out of all dates.
You must use any tickets that you win for yourself with a guest of your choosing, who does not have to be a member of the club. If any tickets are won by a junior under the age of 16 they must attend the Championships with an adult and be supervised appropriately. Under no circumstances can you sell the tickets.
The ballot event on 21 April is likely to be busy and, bearing in mind it will take place at the end of social tennis, the car park will inevitably be full. Please share cars, cycle, walk or use public transport as far as possible.


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hb_shrink.Rd
This is a function that takes a "success" and a "total" variable (often something like "number of devices staying home" and "total number of devices") and shrinks them to the full data set using shrinkage methods for proportions.
hb_shrink(success, total)
| success | A numeric integer variable containing the number of successes. |
|---|---|
| total | A numeric integer variable containing the total sample size. |
This is usually called by group, either with dplyr::group_by
or with the by
argument in a data.table
, so that individual observations can be shrunk to the group level.
if (FALSE) { # The directory distdat is the folder we have downloaded the distancing data to from AWS. # Read and compile all distancing data from May 1 to May 7 distancing <- read_distancing( start = lubridate::ymd('2020-05-01'), end = lubridate::ymd('2020-05-07'), dir = distdat ) # Shrink county to state distancing <- distancing[,.(county_fips = county_fips, unshrunk_stay_home = completely_home_device_count/device_count, shrunk_stay_home = hb_shrink(completely_home_device_count, device_count)), by = .(state_fips, date)] }


Next: Time, Previous: Debugging Utilities, Up: The External Environment
Time is represented in four different ways in Common Lisp: decoded time, universal time, internal time, and seconds. Decoded time and universal time are used primarily to represent calendar time, and are precise only to one second. Internal time is used primarily to represent measurements of computer time (such as run time) and is precise to some implementation-dependent fraction of a second called an internal time unit, as specified by internal-time-units-per-second. An internal time can be used for either absolute and relative time measurements. Both a universal time and a decoded time can be used only for absolute time measurements. In the case of one function, sleep, time intervals are represented as a non-negative real number of seconds.
Figure 25–4 shows defined names relating to time.| decode-universal-time | get-internal-run-time |
| encode-universal-time | get-universal-time |
| get-decoded-time | internal-time-units-per-second |
| get-internal-real-time | sleep |
Figure 25–4: Defined names involving time


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Commercial puppy-breeding is a multi-billion dollar industry.  People we talk to are always surprised to learn that it exists and that it is legal. But the fact is, dogs are considered "livestock" in the eyes of our federal government (Animal Welfare Act), and are regulated by the Department of Agriculture (USDA). The law allows a level of care that most people would not consider humane.
Commercial puppy-breeders take advantage of this to maximize their profit at the expense of the welfare of the dogs, inhumanely confined and bred continuously until their feeble bodies give out. They hide the truth from the public by selling their puppies to unsuspecting consumers through pet stores, websites and classified ads, refusing to reveal where or how the puppy was born and raised.
Getting ready to adopt a new puppy? Adopt-a-Pet.com’s “The Puppy Manual” is not a complete guide to raising a puppy – there are entire books devoted to that topic! However it is a super-helpful and concise 21 pages covering the basics, to help you prepare for the arrival and first few months with your new puppy. The basic training, socialization, and guidelines explained simply with many easy-to-follow steps can be used starting at the age of 8 weeks, the earliest age at which most people would be bringing a puppy into their home...
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souq-com
Businessmodel of Souq.com
Customer Segments
Souq has a multi-sided business model, with two interdependent customer segments that are both needed in order to operate: businesses that sell products (merchants, small and medium enterprises, brands, and distributors) and consumers in the Middle Eastern region who buy them.
Value Proposition
Souq offers four primary value propositions: accessibility, convenience, risk reduction, brand/status.
The company creates accessibility by enabling businesses in the Middle East, particularly small shops, to obtain customers who might not be able to visit their physical stores. It also provides a channel for small firms that cannot afford a physical presence. Souq likewise increases access for consumers by enabling them to obtain goods they might otherwise have a difficult time finding. Furthermore, it sells pre-paid cards in physical stores so customers without pay cards can buy goods on its site.
The company offers convenience by enabling flexible payments. It partners with several top UAE banks to provide plans through which customers can pay for their purchases in monthly installments. These plans charge 0% interest for a period typically lasting between three and 12 months. Consumers must spend a minimum amount in order to qualify. Souq also provides the option of “cash on delivery” payments, through which consumers can pay at the time of delivery.
The company reduces risk by maintaining high safety and security standards. It enables customers to return any purchased product within 15 days, taking responsibility for return shipping costs. If the item is returned due to being defective, damaged, counterfeit, or different than as described on the website, the company issues a full refund. Souq also works to protect intellectual property rights, actively encouraging site users to report the selling, using, or listing of counterfeit, unlicensed, copyrighted, or trademarked products on the platform to its legal department.
The company has established a powerful brand due to its success – in fact, it is known as the “Amazon of the Middle East.” It maintains the largest eCommerce platform in the Arab region, with operations in six markets: UAE, Egypt, Jordan, Kuwait, KSA, and India. It maintains a portfolio featuring over 1.5 million items in 20 distinct categories from over 75,000 sellers, including consumer electronics, fashion, baby products, household goods, fragrances, and toys. It generates over 35 million visits from 10 million unique visitors on a monthly basis. It has garnered AED 1 billion (USD$275 million) in investments, more funding than that obtained by any other eCommerce business in Middle Eastern history. Lastly, it has won many honors, including a Gulf Business Industry Award for Company of the Year (2013), an Arabian Business StartUp Award for Digital Business of the Year (2013), and a Retail City Award in the “Best Online Retail“ category (2011).
Channels
Souq’s main channel for consumers is its website, while it reaches out to businesses through its direct sales team. The company promotes its offering through its social media pages and participation in conferences.
Customer Relationships
Souq’s customer relationship is primarily of a self-service, automated nature. Customers utilize the service through the main platform while having limited interaction with employees. The company’s website provides answers to frequently asked questions. That said, there is a personal assistance component in the form of phone and e-mail support.
Key Activities
Souq’s business model entails maintaining a robust common platform between two parties: consumers and sellers of products. The platform includes its website and mobile apps.
Key Partners
As mentioned previously, Souq maintains partnerships with leading UAE banks through which it offers customers payment plans consisting of monthly installments. The specific banks it works with are ADCB, NBAD, Emirates Islamic, Emirates NBD, Mashreq, and Samba.
Souq maintains an affiliate program through which it invites third parties (including website owners, bloggers, individual entrepreneurs, and large networks) to promote its service on their platforms (websites, mobile apps, etc.). The parties add banners and product links to the platforms, and earn commissions every time a customer clicks on them and conducts a transaction on Souq.com. Commissions can reach as high as 10% of the transaction cost. Membership in the program is free, with no charges, hidden costs, or set-up fees.
Lastly, Souq forms strategic partnerships with the purpose of providing added value for its customers. High-profile examples of these alliances include the following:
- In June 2016 it was announced that Souq was partnering with Nestlé Egypt to sell the brand’s products on its website, making it the first FMCG Company to market its goods on the site. The deal reflects Souq’s effort to establish and maintain a foothold in the grocery world.
- In April 2016 it was announced that Souq was partnering with MasterCard to enable its customers to use the brand’s cards to make payments on the platform. Souq will also work the company to develop joint marketing campaigns to promote cashless payments. ### Key Resources
Souq’s main resource is its proprietary software platform, which connects over 75,000 businesses with more than 10 million monthly visitors.
It depends on its engineering employees to maintain the platform and its customer service staff members to provide support. The company has important physical resources in the form of warehouses in UAE, KSA, Egypt, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia, as well as technology centers in Jordan and India.
Lastly, as a startup it has relied heavily on funding from outside parties, raising $425 million from seven investors as of February 2016.
Cost Structure
Souq has a cost-driven structure, aiming to minimize expenses through significant automation and low-price value propositions.
Its biggest cost driver is likely marketing expenses, a fixed cost. Other major drivers are in the areas of customer support/operations and administration, both fixed expenses.
Revenue Streams
Souq has two revenue streams:
Transaction Revenues – Revenues generated from the following:
- Commission fees charged to sellers for transactions that occur through the site; fees represent a percentage of an item’s selling value, with a minimum charge of 5 AED per item
- Processing fees charged to sellers for each order (7.5 AED) Advertising Revenues – Revenues generated from fees charged to sellers for ad services used for the promotion of their products; available services include display advertising, e-mail marketing, and sponsored products, which are products publicized to customers searching for related items


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Alibaba backs Hong Kong's 'bright' future with huge listing
Alibaba chief executive Daniel Zhang has praised Hong Kong's "bright" future as the Chinese e-commerce giant prepares to list in the embattled financial hub.
The firm, which is already traded in the US, hopes to raise up to $13.4bn (£10.4bn) in its secondary listing.
That would make it the biggest share sale this year, according to Dealogic.
The move is seen as a boost for Hong Kong, diluting fears that protests have tarnished its financial reputation.
The city has grappled with anti-government protests for nearly five months and violent clashes escalated this week .
"During this time of ongoing change, we continue to believe that the future of Hong Kong remains bright," Alibaba Chairman Daniel Zhang said.
He described the city as "one of the world's most important financial centres".
Mr Zhang - who succeeded Jack Ma to take Alibaba's top job earlier this year - said the company hoped to "contribute" to the future of Hong Kong.
The company will offer 500 million shares, priced at up to HK$188 ($24) each for retail investors. Shares are due to start trading on 26 November.
The sale could knock Uber off the top spot as this year's biggest IPO, according to Dealogic data. The ride-sharing firm raised $8.1bn in its New York float in May.
Over the years, Alibaba has grown from an online marketplace into an e-commerce giant with interests ranging from financial services to artificial intelligence.
The company said the new listing will allow investors across Asia to "participate in Alibaba's growth," as it seeks to tap "substantial new capital pools" in the region.
The Hangzhou-based firm had originally considered a Hong Kong IPO in 2013, but opted for New York after failing to secure regulatory approval in the Asian territory.
Growing unrest
The move to go ahead with the share sale in Hong Kong comes after Alibaba reportedly delayed plans to list there earlier this year, amid ongoing unrest and the US-China trade war.
The long-running protests have hurt the economy, which has fallen into recession, and knocked business confidence in the city.
The protests started in June against plans to allow extradition to the mainland - which many feared would erode the city's freedoms.
Hong Kong is part of China, but as a former British colony it has some autonomy and people have more rights.
While the extradition plans were withdrawn in September, the demonstrations have continued, with protesters calling for an independent inquiry into alleged police brutality, and democratic reform.


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Welcome to GenEpi’s docs!¶
GenEpi1 is a package to uncover epistasis associated with phenotypes by a machine learning approach, developed by Yu-Chuan Chang at c4Lab of National Taiwan University and AILabs.
Introduction¶
GenEpi is designed to group SNPs by a set of loci in the gnome. For examples, a locus could be a gene. In other words, we use gene boundaries to group SNPs. A locus can be generalized to any particular regions in the genome, e.g. promoters, enhancers, etc. GenEpi first considers the genetic variants within a particular region as features in the first stage, because it is believed that SNPs within a functional region might have a higher chance to interact with each other and to influence molecular functions.
GenEpi adopts two-element combinatorial encoding when producing features and models them by L1-regularized regression with stability selection In the first stage (STAGE 1) of GenEpi, the genotype features from each single gene will be combinatorically encoded and modeled independently by L1-regularized regression with stability selection. In this way, we can estimate the prediction performance of each gene and detect within-gene epistasis with a low false positive rate. In the second stage (STAGE 2), both of the individual SNP and the within-gene epistasis features selected by STAGE 1 are pooled together to generate cross-gene epistasis features, and modeled again by L1-regularized regression with stability selection as STAGE 1. Finally, the user can combine the selected genetic features with environmental factors such as clinical features to build the final prediction models.
Citing¶
Please considering cite the following paper if you use GenEpi in a scientific publication.
- 1
Yu-Chuan Chang, June-Tai Wu, Ming-Yi Hong, Yi-An Tung, Ping-Han Hsieh, Sook Wah Yee, Kathleen M. Giacomini, Yen-Jen Oyang, and Chien-Yu Chen. “Genepi: Gene-Based Epistasis Discovery Using Machine Learning.” BMC Bioinformatics 21, 68 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12859-020-3368-2


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Construction of developmental tree from single-cell RNA-seq data using StagewiseNN
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