Republic of Ireland fans hail Wolves defender Matt Doherty after stunning performance
Matt Doherty was filling in for Seamus Coleman.
by Jay WilliamsThe Republic of Ireland fell agonisingly short of qualifying for Euro 2020 despite Matt Doherty’s best efforts.
Doherty scored an equaliser for the Boys in Green to set up a dramatic finale in Dublin. The Republic of Ireland needed a win against Denmark to qualify at their opponent’s expense.
However, Martin Braithwaite’s goal towards the end of the game made that a mountainous task. Mick McCarthy’s men had just 17 minutes to find two goals from somewhere.
With five minutes left, Doherty brought the Republic of Ireland level. Wolves fans have seen it so many times before but he popped up at the back post at the right time.
Enda Stevens got to the by-line and clipped a left-footed cross to the back post where Doherty slammed a header past Kasper Schmeichel. But the Republic of Ireland just couldn’t find that elusive second goal.
Doherty was only in the team because regular right-back Seamus Coleman was suspended. But Irish fans seem to think that the Wolves star should be in ahead of Coleman now.
Here are some tweets from the Republic of Ireland fans about Doherty’s performance from right-back.
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Toy Story 2, featuring the voices of Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, John Ratzenberger, Annie Potts, Wallace Shawn, Joan Cusack, Kelsey Grammer, Wayne Knight and Laurie Metcalf. Directed by John Lasseter. 1999.
Reviewed by John Carroll.
Disney has always had a stranglehold on the motion picture animated industry. Even in a year with a varied amount of animated movies, including the satrical South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut and the critically acclaimed Iron Giant, Disney still ruled with another hit in Tarzan. Disney decided to throw out another animated feature for 1999, and it is Toy Story 2, engineered by the geniuses at Pixar, who brought us the revolutionary original, Toy Story and the clever sophomore effort, A Bug's Life. Where these two have very minor flaws, Pixar fixed every one of them in Toy Story 2, which is most likely the best of the bunch.
The original Toy Story was a clever movie, but more importantly, it was revolutionary for being the first major motion picture that was animated through computer generation. Movie audiences were enthralled by this, and despite being a very clever film, Toy Story was overshadowed by its own benchmark-setting. A Bug's Life tried to show that Pixar could not only animate, but make a good film as well. However, the addition of flowing backgrounds and more lifelike settings still overshadowed the actual film. With Toy Story 2, however, Pixar is able to generate the best graphics yet, but more importantly, it is overshadowed by a very clever and funny film.
In Toy Story 2, all of the major players are back, with the addition of a few others. Tom Hanks and Tim Allen are back, and impeccable yet again, as Woody and Buzz Lightyear, respectively. The rest of the casted voices are wonderful as well. Don Rickles (Mr. Potato Head), Jim Varney (Slinky Dog), John Ratzenberger (Hamm), Annie Potts (Bo Peep) and Wallace Shawn (Rex) are back from the original, and do yet another wonderful job, plus there are even more stars providing their vocals for the film. Joan Cusack (Jessie the Cowgirl), Wayne Knight (Al the Toy Collector) and Kelsey Grammer (The Prospector) stand out from this ensemble. Just like all Disney animated films, the voice acting is dead on and is one of the most underrated aspects of Disney's animated features.
The premise for Toy Story 2 is very simple and easy for children to understand. Woody, while saving fellow toy Wheezy, gets caught in a Yard Sale. When Al the Toy Collector tries to buy him, Andy's Mom refuses. However, Al takes him anyway. The toys see this, and Buzz, Hamm, Rex and Mr. Potato Head set out to save Woody. Woody gets taken back by Al to meet up with some other toys, Jessie the Cowgirl, the Prospector and Bullseye. Woody finds out he used to be the star of a wildly popular children's TV show. The movie than chronicles the toys attempt to save Woody and Woody's realization that all toys do not last forever.
Unlike a lot of children's films, especially The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland, Toy Story 2 does not try to teach a sentimental lesson. There are some underlying issues, like friendship and the life span of a toy, but in the end, Toy Story 2 just tries to entertain us and does a terrific job of it. The script is very clever and despite being aimed towards children, adults will have no choice but to laugh at this wonderful film.
The original Toy Story was revolutionary, but was not always consistently funny. Toy Story 2, on the other hand, is funny and witty throughout all of the one hour and twenty-five minutes. For one stretch of the film, Buzz, Hamm, Rex and Mr. Potato Head are in Al's Toy Store and this is arguably the best stretch of the film as the quartet interacts with a whole new set of toys, including Barbie, Rock 'Em-Sock 'Em Robots and the new and improved Buzz Lightyear. As said before, the film will appeal to adults, as well as children, and Pixar accomplishes this without keeping the kids in the dark. For instance, one scene has Rex chasing his pals who are driving in a car. To the children, it just looks like a silly scene. To the older audience members, it is a very clever spoof of Jurassic Park, as Mr. Potato Head checks his rear-view mirror to see the on-charging dinosaud, just like Jurassic Park.
In the end, Toy Story 2 cannot help but let you leave with a smile on your face.  The tagline for Toy Story 2 is "The Toys are Back in Town" and if we are lucky, they will make a few more visits before packing it in for good.
Final Verdict: A
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Such casts are not necessarily a problem but may result in difficult to trace bugs if the loss of precision is unexpected.
Example:
int a = 420;
byte b = (byte) a;
Use the Ignore casts from int to char option to ignore casts from int
to char
.
This type of cast is often used when implementing I/O operations because the read()
method of the
java.io.Reader
class returns an int
.
Use the Ignore casts from int 128-255 to byte option to ignore casts of constant values (128-255) from int
to
byte
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The theme of this first round-up of 2014 is integration. I've tried to assemble a list of articles and projects that use React in various environments.
React is only one-piece of your web application stack. Mark Lussier shared his baseline stack that uses React along with Grunt, Browserify, Bower, Zepto, Director and Sass. This should help you get started using React for a new project.
As I do more projects with ReactJS I started to extract a baseline to use when starting new projects. This is very opinionated and I change my opinion from time to time. This is by no ways perfect and in your opinion most likely wrong :).. which is why I love github
I encourage you to fork, and make it right and submit a pull request!
My current opinion is using tools like Grunt, Browserify, Bower and multiple grunt plugins to get the job done. I also opted for Zepto over jQuery and the Flatiron Project's Director when I need a router. Oh and for the last little bit of tech that makes you mad, I am in the SASS camp when it comes to stylesheets
Josh Duck used React in order to build a Windows 8 tablet app. This is a good example of a touch app written in React.
Selem Delul bundled the React Tutorial into a rails app. This is a good example on how to get started with a rails project.
git clone https://github.com/necrodome/react-rails-tutorial cd react-rails-tutorial bundle install rake db:migrate rails s
Then visit http://localhost:3000/app to see the React application that is explained in the React Tutorial. Try opening multiple tabs!
Eldar Djafarov implemented a mixin to link Backbone models to React state and a small abstraction to write two-way binding on-top.
Guillaume Rivals implemented an InfiniteScroll component. This is a good example of a React component that has a simple yet powerful API.
<InfiniteScroll
pageStart={0}
loadMore={loadFunc}
hasMore={true || false}
loader={
Loading ...
}>
{items} // <-- This is the "stuff" you want to load
</InfiniteScroll>
Thomas Aylott implemented an API that looks like Web Components but using React underneath.
React is often compared with Angular. Pete Hunt wrote an opinionated post on the subject.
First of all I think it's important to evaluate technologies on objective rather than subjective features. "It feels nicer" or "it's cleaner" aren't valid reasons: performance, modularity, community size and ease of testing / integration with other tools are.
I've done a lot of work benchmarking, building apps, and reading the code of Angular to try to come up with a reasonable comparison between their ways of doing things.
Really intrigued by React.js. I've looked at all JS frameworks, and excepting @serenadejs this is the first one which makes sense to me.
— Jonas Nicklas (@jonicklas) December 16, 2013


code_transformers
The transformers processing your code were trying to resolve a URL and identify a file that they correspond to. Currently only relative paths can be resolved.
To reach an asset that belongs to another package, use package:
URLs in
Dart code, but in any other language (like HTML or CSS) use relative URLs that
first go all the way to the packages/
directory.
The rules for correctly writing these imports are subtle and have a lot of special cases. Please review https://www.dartlang.org/polymer/app-directories.html to learn more.
URLs that refer to assets in other packages need to explicitly mention the
packages/
directory. In the future this requirement might be removed, but for
now you must use a canonical URL form for it.
For example, if packages/a/a.html
needs to import packages/b/b.html
,
you might expect a.html to import ../b/b.html
. Instead, it must import
../../packages/b/b.html
.
See issue 15797 and https://www.dartlang.org/polymer/app-directories.html to learn more.
observe
@observable
not supported on libraries #1Only instance fields on Observable
classes can be observable,
and you must explicitly annotate each observable field as @observable
.
Support for using the @observable
annotation in libraries, classes, and
elsewhere is deprecated.
@observable
not supported on top-level fields #2Only instance fields on Observable
classes can be observable,
and you must explicitly annotate each observable field as @observable
.
Support for using the @observable
annotation in libraries, classes, and
elsewhere is deprecated.
@observable
not supported on classes #3Only instance fields on Observable
classes can be observable,
and you must explicitly annotate each observable field as @observable
.
Support for using the @observable
annotation in libraries, classes, and
elsewhere is deprecated.
@observable
not supported on static fields #4Only instance fields on Observable
classes can be observable,
and you must explicitly annotate each observable field as @observable
.
Support for using the @observable
annotation in libraries, classes, and
elsewhere is deprecated.
@observable
field not in an Observable
class #5Only instance fields on Observable
classes can be observable,
and you must explicitly annotate each observable field as @observable
.
Support for using the @observable
annotation in libraries, classes, and
elsewhere is deprecated.
polymer
An HTML import seems to be broken. This could be because the file doesn't exist or because the link URL is incorrect.
Custom element names are global and can only be defined once. Some common reasons why you might get two definitions:
A single HTML file defining an element, has been imported using two different URLs.
Starting with polymer 0.11.0, each file that uses the definition of polymer-element must import it either directly or transitively.
HTML imports are expected at the top of each document, outside of any polymer-element definitions. The polymer build process combines all your HTML files together so you can deploy a single HTML file with your application. This build process ignores imports that appear to be in the wrong location.
initPolymer()
#5Your application entry point didn't have any Dart script tags, so it's missing some initialization needed for polymer.dart.
This experimental feature is no longer supported.
Dartium currently allows only one script tag per document. Any additional script tags might be ignored or result in an error. This will likely change in the future, but for now, combine the script tags together into a single Dart library.
It is good practice to put all your HTML imports at the beginning of the document, above any Dart script tags. Today, the execution of Dart script tags is not synchronous in Dartium, so the difference is not noticeable. However, Dartium that will eventually change and make the timing of script tags execution match how they are in JavaScript. At that point the order of your imports with respect to script tags will be important. Following the practice of putting imports first protects your app from a future breaking change in this respect.
<link>
tag #9All <link>
tags should have a valid URL to a resource.
<element>
is deprecated #10Long ago <polymer-element>
used to be called <element>
. You probably ran
into this error if you were migrating code that was written on a very early
version of polymer.
The polymer build was not able to find the definition of a custom element. This
can happen if an element is defined with a <polymer-element>
tag, but you are
missing an HTML import or the import link is incorrect.
This warning can also be a false alarm. For instance, when an element is defined
programatically using document.registerElement
. In that case the polymer build
will not be able to see the definition and will produce this warning.
Script tags should either have a src
attribute or a non-empty body.
You seem to have a .dart
extension on a script tag, but the mime-type
doesn't match application/dart
.
You are using the application/dart
mime-type on a script tag, so
the URL to the script source URL should have a .dart
extension.
You have a script tag that includes both a src
attribute and inline script
text. You must choose one or the other.
When you declare that a custom element extends from a base tag, for example:
<polymer-element name="my-example" extends="ul">
or:
<polymer-element name="my-example2" extends="ul">
<polymer-element name="my-example" extends="my-example2">
You should instantiate my-example
by using this syntax:

And not:
<my-example>
Only elements that don't extend from existing HTML elements are created using the latter form.
This is because browsers first create the base element, and then upgrade it to
have the extra functionality of your custom element. In the example above, using

tells the browser which base type it must create before
doing the upgrade.
is
attribute or missing extends
in declaration #17Creating a custom element using the syntax:

means that the declaration of my-example
extends transitively from ul
. This
error message is shown if the definition of my-example
doesn't declare this
extension. It might be that you no longer extend from the base element, in which
case the fix is to change the instantiation to:
<my-example>
Another possibility is that the declaration needs to be fixed to include the
extends
attribute, for example:
<polymer-element name="my-example" extends="ul">
It seems you have a declaration like:
<polymer-element name="my-example" extends="div">
but an instantiation like:

Both the declaration and the instantiation need to match on the base type. So either the instantiation needs to be fixed to be more like:

or the declaration should be fixed to be like:
<polymer-element name="my-example" extends="span">
Polymer used to recognize attributes with dashes like my-name
and convert them
to match properties where dashes were removed, and words follow the camelCase
style (for example myName
). This feature is no longer available. Now simply
use the same name as the property.
Because HTML attributes are case-insensitive, you can also write the name of your property entirely in lowercase. Just be sure that your custom-elements don't declare two properties with the same name but different capitalization.
Bindings of the form {{ }}
are supported inside <template>
nodes, even outside
of <polymer-element>
declarations. However, those bindings only support binding
values into the content of a node or an attribute.
Inline event handlers of the form on-click="{{method}}"
are a special feature
of polymer elements, so they are only supported inside <polymer-element>
definitions.
Unlike data bindings, event handler bindings of the form on-click="{{method}}"
are not evaluated as expressions. They are meant to just contain a simple name
that resolves to a method in your polymer element's class definition.
Because custom element names are global, there is no need to have a
<polymer-element>
definition nested within a <polymer-element>
. If you have
a definition inside another, move the second definition out.
You might see this error if you have an HTML import within a polymer element. You should be able to move the import out of the element definition.
Polymer element definitions must have a name. You can include a name by using
the name
attribute in <polymer-element>
for example:
<polymer-element name="my-example">
Custom element names must have a dash (-
) and can't be any of the following
reserved names:
annotation-xml
color-profile
font-face
font-face-src
font-face-uri
font-face-format
font-face-name
missing-glyph
An error occurred while inlining an import in the polymer build. This is often the result of a broken HTML import.
An error occurred while inlining a stylesheet in the polymer build. This is
often the result of a broken URL in a <link rel="stylesheet" href="...">
.
An error occurred trying to read a script tag on a given URL. This is often the
result of a broken URL in a
Should turn into:
<link rel="import" href="foo.html">
And foo.html
should look like:

The script packages/web_components/webcomponents.js
is still used, but you no
longer need to put it in your application's entrypoint.
The polyfills provided by this file are no longer required in chrome and will
automatically be added during pub build
and pub serve
.
The script packages/web_components/platform.js
has been renamed to
packages/web_components/webcomponents.js
. This is automatically fixed in
pub serve
and pub build
but we may remove this functionality in the next
breaking version of Polymer.
In addition, it is no longer required that you include this file directly, as
pub build
and pub serve
will inject it for you, and its not required when
running in dartium with a local server.
All entry points should have a dart script file. This can sometimes happen if
you are using the default entry_points value in your polymer transformer
configuration but have files which are not entry points in your web
or test
directory. Moving these files to your lib
folder or specifying all your entry
points in your configuration will fix this.
It is required that your application contains an import to
package:polymer/polymer.dart
.
web_components
An error occurred trying to read a script tag on a given URL. This is often the
result of a broken URL in a
Should turn into:
<link rel="import" href="foo.html">
And foo.html
should look like:

Each entry point html file should contain exactly one dart script tag.
Sorry, you just ran into a bug in the web_components transformer code. Please file a bug at https://github.com/dart-lang/web-components/issues/new including, if possible, some example code that can help the team reproduce the issue.
An error occurred while inlining an import in the web_components build. This is often the result of a broken HTML import.
One possible cause is using an @HtmlImport containing a relative path from
within an inline script tag, see http://goo.gl/ZgrhaV. The workaround currently
is to use a package:
url instead, move the code to a dart file, or simply
adding a real html import (since you are already in an html file).


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title: Intro to Twilight Imperium 4 Races
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There are 17 races in Twilight Imperium 4:
1. Barony of Letnev
2. Emirates of Hacan
3. Federation of Sol
4. L1z1x Mindnet
5. Mentak Coalition
6. Naalu Collective
7. Sardakk N'orr
8. Universities of Jol'Nar
9. Xxcha Kingdom
10. Yssaril Tribes
11. Brotherhood of Yin
12. Clan of Saar
13. Embers of Muaat
14. Winnu
15. Arborec
16. Ghosts of Cruess
17. Nekro Virus


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My actual name is Guillermo but I go by Memo. For the past few years I've been working multiple jobs, my profession was Security. I never had the opportunity to finish college. But that never held me back from achieving my life long dream of traveling the world. I have traveled close to half of the United States. In addition I have traveled to 10 countries (including the United States) and counting; and also 4 continents. Reason I created this website was to help people that have a degree/no degree, career/no career, multiple jobs, kids/no kids, work/unemployed; or any other responsibilities to have an opportunity to travel. The goal is to help anyone accomplish great wonders.
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~ Written as part of my coursework at Dev Bootcamp ~
November 12, 2015
What are the benefits of version control? How does git help you keep track of changes? Why use GitHub to store your code?
Version control maintains a record of changes within a codebase by taking snapshots of every "commit." The most common example of these version control tools is Git. Git was first developed in 2005 by Linus Torvalds to ease collaboration around development of the Linux Kernel. Much like everything else Mr. Torvalds is involved with, Git is now available to all to use as a free software.
GitHub is a website that offers many tools that enable users to take advantage of Git's most valuable features while the repository is hosted online - which makes collaboration with other users even easier.
A Git Tutorial - As applied to baking:
This is what baking cookies might look like if we could use Git version control...
| Baking Step | Issue | Git Command | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Start a new recipe | I am starting a new recipe and I'll likely make some mistakes along the way. I would also like to experiment a bit along the way without ruining the whole batch. | This will "initialize" a “repository” of the recipe or project. Every time I “commit changes”, a snapshot of the project’s current state will be saved. | |
| Step one: Whisk flour, baking soda, and salt together. | I took my first important step in baking, and I want to save my progress so far. | Git add . places all the ingredients on a table so I can take a snapshot of their current state. In Git, this is called placing the changes in a “staging area”. | |
| Step one: Whisk flour, baking soda, and salt together. | I took my first important step in baking, and I want to save my progress so far. | “Git commit” takes a snapshot, so I can return to this spot anytime in the future. The ‘-m whisk flour, baking soda, and salt’ adds a message or summary for that snapshot. | |
| Step Two: Blend butter, milk, eggs, and sugar | Blended as advised by the directions. | Again, I placed all the ingredients on the table and then took a picture. | |
| Oh crap! | I accidently added one cup of salt rather than one cup of sugar! | This will show me all the snapshots I’ve taken of my recipe (or all of the commits I’ve made) | |
| I want to return to when the project worked well at the whisk flower step. | I see want to return to when I whisk flower, etc. | Returns the recipe/project to the state it was at when I whisked the flour etc. | |
| Step Two (more carefully this time)… | Blended as advised by the directions. | Again, I placed all the ingredients on the table and then took a picture. | |
| Time to experiment! | I want to try different flavors without ruining my first batch. | This creates another batch (or another “branch”). I can create as many different branches as I want and the “master branch” won’t be affected. | |
| I’ve lost count of my branches! | I’ve created a ton of different branches, I can’t even remember what they were named. | This will show a list of all the branches that exist, and it will highlight the branch that I’m currently on. | |
| I want to mix my branch into the master branch | I love how my chocolate-chip-walnut branch turned out. I want to add all the changes from that branch into the master branch. | The git add . and git commit –m work the same as in earlier steps. You just need to do that before you switch branches to make sure that the changes are saved to that specific branch. Git checkout moves me back to the master branch, and git merch chocolate-chip-walnut incorporates all of the changes in that branch into the current branch. | |
| Delicious cookies! Time to clean up! | Cookies are all done. I need to do the dishes of all those extra branches I made. | When I’m sure I don’t need a branch, it’s smart to delete it to clean up. |


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MPA/MCJ from CU Denver School of Public Affairs, J.D. from University of Illinois, A.B. in Political Science from Duke University
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My experience in Colorado is limited to writing nonpartisan letters to Colorado voters in 2020 and studying Colorado public administration at CU Denver. As a parent, I have been involved in school events, but the majority of my recent time was spent in graduate school.
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(Above) Pueblo West Amateur Radio Club held its
second annual ARRL Field Day in the parking lot of Pueblo West
Volunteer Fire Department Station No. 1. (Below right) Ed (NI5R) and
Lindon (KC6ELM) at back, Jane (KA0USA), Dan (NG0T) and Paul KB0JIT)
helped keep the bands busy.
Fifteen PWARC members and one guest operator signed in
at the information table for the 2011 ARRL Field Day Event on June 25
and 26 in Pueblo West.
Those signing in over the weekend were Paul Sipes
(KB0JIT), Dan Broadbooks (NG0T), Andy Lloyd (ND0P), Neal Tew
(KD0MBL), Jane Ewing (KA0USA), Lori Miner (AH6OS), Ed Force (NI5R),
Bill Ewing (WA0KAQ), Jim McConnell (NE0DA), David Yeater (KY6YYY),
Bill Fortune (W0NHF), Stan Dorris (KC0OYO), newly licensed member
Clark Clendenen (KD0OZY), two new members Lindon Ungerman (KC6ELM)
and Edwin "Skip" Richards (WB7VXM), and guest operator
David Ewing (KC0RNI) of Westminster.
Those who participated in operating radios or logging
were Paul Sipes (KB0JIT), Dan Broadbooks (NG0T), Andy Lloyd (ND0P),
Neal Tew (KD0MBL), Jane Ewing (KA0USA), Bill Ewing (WA0KAQ), Ed Force
(NI5R), Jim McConnell (NE0DA), David Yeater (KY6YYY), and David Ewing (KC0RNI).
This year's accomodations included two pop-up shades
for operators and a tent for storage. Unlike last year when the club
lost a few hours of operation due to lighting in the area, no storms
visited our site this year. A breeze helped cool the operating
postions as the thermometer hovered in the 90s F.
The club again ran QRP at 5 watts on all the radios,
with power supplied only by batteries charged by solar panels. Neal
(KD0MBL) mounted two 120-watt panels on the back of his vehicle, and
Ed (NI5R) brought a 45-watt array.
Radios supplied by NE0DA (Icom IC-706), KB0JIT (Yaesu
FT-857D), and KD0MBL (Yeasu FT-857D) handled most of the work.
Antennas included a Butternut vertical supplied by WA0KAQ and KB0JIT,
a G5RV from NE0DA, and a Tarheel mobile antenna mounted on KD0MBL's
vehicle. All seemed to work well, except for one
instance. The telescoping support for the G5RV did not stay locked
and dropped to about 8' at the center. KB0JIT was wondering why he
wasn't making any contacts for a while. After his unintended
"Near Vertical Incidence Skywave" (NVIS) antenna was
discovered, and the problem was quickly remedied with help from
KC0RNI and WA0KAQ.
KB0JIT was especially happy with the results received
from the Butternut vertical he had spend so much time and energy
readying for the event. It was used on the CW station, and NG0T,
broke his 2010 record of 119 CW contacts by making 129 contacts this year.
New member Lindon Ungerman, KC6ELM, of Westcliffe
(below) was excited to be a part of our 2011 Field Day team. Lindon
passed his General examination at our June 18 VE Session. In addition
to helping with SSB contacts, Lindon also
set up a camping tent which was used for storage.
Thanks to efforts of KA6YYY, the event received front
page coverage from The Pueblo Chieftain newspaper on Sunday, June 26.
The Chieftain sent photographer Mike Sweeney and reporter Adrian
Garcia to cover the event. Dispite the mistakes of calling Field Day
a "Hamfest" and saying the event was sponsored by "the
National Association for Amateur Radio" the two did well.
Sweeney seemed quite interested in the hobby and
stayed to see if we would be lucky enough to communicate with someone
through a satellite. KC0RNI and WA0KAQ were unsuccessful at this
effort, hearing the satellite only for a few seconds. They will be
putting more effort into this project and with more experience hope
to be successful next year. Sweeney interviewed WA0KAQ (below), and a
photo showing him and his son KC0RNI trying to communicate with the
satellite appeared in the newspaper. A photo of NG0T operating CW
also accompanied the article.
An article written by WA0KAQ also appeared on Thursday
before the event in the Pueblo West View.
2011 Contest Results
|
Band |
CW |
Digital |
Phone |
|
40 |
2 |
6 |
33 |
|
20 |
65 |
6 |
40 |
|
15 |
30 |
1 |
42 |
|
10 |
32 |
0 |
4 |
|
Total |
129 |
13 |
119 |
Claimed Score = 2,015
Total Bonus Points = 1,050
This year's score = 3,065
The map below shows sections worked at this year's event.
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2011 FIELD DAY RESULTS
NA0PW was the only entry in Class 3AB in Colorado.
Only 2 stations were in Class 3AB in the Rocky
Mountain Division -- NA0PW was 2nd
Nine stations entered Class 3AB nationally -- NA0PW
came in 4th -- Top 44%
65 Stations entered from Colorado (All classes, all
power levels) -- NA0PW was 16th -- Top 25%
124 stations entered from the Rocky Mountain Division
-- NA0PW was 26th -- Top 21%
2632 stations entered the contest nationally (All
classes, all power levels) -- NA0PW was 583rd -- Top 22% |
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This function generates a grid grob that represents labeled isolines.
isolines_grob( lines, gp = gpar(), breaks = NULL, labels = NULL, margin = unit(c(1, 1, 1, 1), "pt"), label_col = NULL, label_alpha = NULL, label_placer = label_placer_minmax(), units = "npc" )
| lines | Isolines, as produced by the |
|---|---|
| gp | Grid graphical parameters. Parameters applying to lines
(such as |
| breaks | Character vector specifying the isolines that should be
labeled. If |
| labels | Character vector specifying the labels for each break.
If |
| margin | Unit object of length 4 specifying the top, right, bottom, and left margins around each text label. The same margins are applied to all labels. |
| label_col | Color applied to labels. Can be used to override the
color provided in |
| label_alpha | Alpha applied to labels. Can be used to override the
alpha value provided in |
| label_placer | Function that controls how labels are placed along
the isolines. Uses |
| units | A character string specifying the units in which to
interpret the isolines coordinates. Defaults to |
See isobands_grob()
for drawing of isobands. See label_placer_minmax()
for
label placement strategies.
library(grid) viridis_pal <- colorRampPalette( c("#440154", "#414487", "#2A788E", "#22A884", "#7AD151", "#FDE725"), space = "Lab" ) x <- (1:ncol(volcano))/(ncol(volcano)+1) y <- (nrow(volcano):1)/(nrow(volcano)+1) lines <- isolines(x, y, volcano, 5*(19:38)) bands <- isobands(x, y, volcano, 5*(18:38), 5*(19:39)) b <- isobands_grob( bands, gp = gpar(col = NA, fill = viridis_pal(21), alpha = 0.4) ) l <- isolines_grob( lines, breaks = 20*(5:10), gp = gpar( lwd = c(.3, 1, .3, .3) ) ) grid.newpage() grid.draw(b)


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Okay, okay...so I was dragged kicking and screaming to this film by none other than the dance-freak herself, Mrs. JoBlo. I suppose that it serves me right for having her sit through GOODFELLAS every other two weeks. But I always like to be honest in my reviews, so it's only fair that you know that I don't like ballet, don't like opera or theatre, and certainly don't like to dance (although I don't mind a little slam-dance every now and then).
PLOT: A bunch of dedicated ballet-dancing teenagers must vie for a handful of openings at the prestigious American Ballet Company. Competition, jealousy, hard work and love all find their way into the story.
CRITIQUE: Despite its unoriginal theme, this film actually managed to keep me somewhat entertained with its light drama, light humor and inspirational message for the kids. In fact, one of the main things that I liked about this movie was how it was so different than all of the other "cooler" teen flicks which pack our multiplexes every other weekend. These teenagers actually seemed to have ambitions, goals, passions for a career, as opposed to the sorry sack of sex-starved teens which usually line these films. Mind you, there's definitely a place for those boogers as well, in fact, I enjoy a good time as much as the next guy, but it was still nice to see some kids actually trying to make something of themselves. Refreshing, really. The film also featured many great dancing moments, as you would expect, and despite it being ballet-dancing, which I admit to despising personally, I still managed to remain quite interested, if only because of the superior technique utilized so masterfully by these boys and girls. But when you consider that this film is aimed primarily at teenage girls, it doesn't really make sense to read reviews of the movie coming from 50-year old men, who will more than likely, not appreciate the film on the same level as its intended audience.
I personally thought that the film was okay overall (and I still haven't hit the big 30, people!), despite a couple of so-so actors, and a few lines which were just horribly trite, I did appreciate the film's integral message of persistence, hard work and truth to oneself. Many older generation folks have probably seen this theme developed better in a handful of other films, including FAME, the obvious comparison point. But on its own, this film moves along at a quick pace, offers an endearing performance from its star, Amanda Schull, and ultimately managed to keep an ol' foggie like me involved for most of its run-time, so all in all, not too shabby. Of course, I could have done without the obvious attempt at "connecting" with the younger audience, with the final ballet show featuring a corny "modern-ballet" motif, but then again, I'm not exactly a teenage girl (anymore, that is :), so who knows how that will play to its target audience.
So see this movie if you like ballet, need some teenage inspiration, or honestly just like to see boys and girls skip around in tights, or skip the movie altogether, if you're looking for something revolutionary or truly insightful.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Casting this film was one of the director's most difficult tasks. Not only did the players have to be able to perform classical ballet, modern jazz, Broadway dancing and salsa, but obviously, they also needed to know how to act! The role of Cooper Nielson was given to 26-year old American Ballet Theatre superstar Ethan Stiefel, who already has a reputation as one of the greatest male dancers in the world today. The filmmakers also incorporated some parts of Ethan's own life into the movie, like the fact that he rides a Harley-Davidson motorcycle. The lead role of Jody was much more difficult to cast. In fact, the director traveled to several cities all over the country, in order to find a dancer to play the part. He auditioned hundreds of young girls, but finally decided on Amanda Schull, who had just been accepted as an apprentice with the San Francisco Ballet. She celebrated her 21st birthday during the production of the film. Sascha Radetsky, a dancer in the corps de ballet of American Ballet theatre, originally read for the role of Sergei, the Russian boy, but ultimately got the role of Charlie, the boy who falls in love with Jody. The role of Sergei, the young Russian ballet student, was eventually cast with Ilia Kulik, a young Russian ice skater who took home a gold medal in the 1998 Olympics, and who makes his acting debut in this film. Two "actors" who were actually cast in this film include Susan May Pratt, most recently of 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU, who plays the part of Maureen, and Eion Bailey, from FIGHT CLUB, who plays her boyfriend Jim in the movie. This film was originally titled CITY BALLET and THE DANCE MOVIE.
Review Date: May 5, 2000 Director: Nicholas Hytner Writer: Carol Heikkinen Producer: Laurence Mark Actors: Amanda Schull as Jody Sawyer Ethan Stiefel as Cooper Nielsen Zoe Saldana as Eva Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2000 -------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ -------------------------------------- (c) 2000 Berge Garabedian
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uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.model.motor.IMatcher
, based on particular HOBO Object Models (OM).See: Description
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| DCustomMatcher |
Implementation of the
IMatcher interface that enables
customisation of the matching mechanisms provided by a
"core-matcher", based on a particular domain-specific Object
Model (OM). |
| DMatchAggregator<M extends DObject,Q extends M,T extends DObject,D extends DObject,N extends java.lang.Number> |
Customiser that modifies the matching process so that the
values of a specific numeric field contained within a specific
array-section of the stored instances will be combined into
single aggregated values, which will then be matched against
the value of the relevant numeric field in the query.
|
| DMatcherCustomiser<M extends DObject,Q extends M> |
Abstract base-class whose extensions provided specific
customisations of the matching process, based on a particular
domain-specific Object Model (OM).
|
| DMatchFilter<M extends DObject> |
Abstract base-class whose extensions provided specific types
of filtering for sets of
IMatches being processed by
particlar implementations of the
DMatcherCustomiser.processMatches(Q, uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.store.IMatches) method. |
| DMatchRangeOverlapper<M extends DObject,Q extends M,R extends java.lang.Number> |
Customiser that modifies the matching process so that specific
numeric-valued fields will be considered as matching whenever
the relevant numeric-ranges overlap (in contrast to the
range-subsumption that would normally be expected from a standard
matcher).
|
| DMatchSectionInverter<M extends DObject,Q extends M,I extends DObject> |
Customiser that modifies the matching process so that for
specific sections of the query, the normal subsumption
requirement is reversed, so that the relevant sections of the
query must be subsumed by the corresponding sections of the
stored instances, rather than vice-versa.
|
uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.model.motor.IMatcher
, based on particular HOBO Object Models (OM). The DMatcherCustomiser
class is an abstract implementation of uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.model.motor.IMatcher
that provides a domain-customised wrapper round a generic "core-matcher", which can be The core-matcher can be provided by any implementation of uk.ac.manchester.cs.mekon.model.motor.IMatcher
.


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I am liking the semi-transparent chat log . I still think it is a bit big though heh.


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response = api.on_join(self.activity_for_join())
attachments = response[1]["object"]["attachments"]
found_keys = set()
for attachment in attachments:
found_keys.add(attachment["objectType"])
self.assertTrue("owner" in found_keys)
def test_join_returns_activity_with_empty_acl_attachment(self):
response = api.on_join(self.activity_for_join())
After Change
response = api.on_join(self.activity_for_join())
attachments = response[1]["object"]["attachments"]
owners = self.get_attachment_for_key(attachments, "owner")
self.assertIsNotNone(owners)
def test_join_returns_activity_with_users_attachment(self):
response = api.on_join(self.activity_for_join())
attachments = response[1]["object"]["attachments"]


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This demo shows how very small changes in initial conditions can make for a very different behaviour of the system in a very short time; thus making it a chaotic system.
The demo starts with 2 double pendulums; one green and one blue using nearly the same initial conditions, one pendulum has one of its starting angles changed by ε (default is 1/10,000) even with that small of a change the different pendulums will start to diverge after about 5-7 seconds.
You can manipulate all values in real time.
A demo used to develop and test NDSolve the numerical ODE solver used to integrate the equations of motion for a double pendulum system in real-time
can be seen at this link.
More information about the math and equations of motion can be found on Wikipedia and Wolfram science world.
Can be found on my GitHub.


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Here is your progress sheet for your muscle building workouts. Wether you train through weight machines, free weights.
That you'd be at the gym or at home, this is where you record your own bodyweight workout. Burpees, Squats, lunges, push-ups... It's the strenghtening and cardio building at the same time. You can also You can even record your water intakes, by checking those water intake boxes. Staying hydrated, even in winter, is very important!
Here is where you track for your cardio routines, that be running, walking, cycling, cross country skiing, snowshoeing, your stretchings, like Yoga, pilates, some weight training, aerobic routines and even Yoga and Pilates exercises.


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| 045:023 Khan | : |
Have you seen him who takes his own lust (vain desires) as his ilah (god), and Allah knowing (him as such), left him astray, and sealed his hearing and his heart, and put a cover on his sight. Who then will guide him after Allah? Will you not then remember? |
| 045:023 Maulana | : |
Seest thou him who takes his desire for his god, and Allah leaves him in error knowingly, and seals his hearing and his heart and puts a covering on his sight? Who can then guide him after Allah? Will you not mind? |
| 045:023 Pickthal | : |
Hast thou seen him who maketh his desire his god, and Allah sendeth him astray purposely, and sealeth up his hearing and his heart, and setteth on his sight a covering? Then who will lead him after Allah (hath condemned him)? Will ye not then heed? |
| 045:023 Rashad | : |
Have you noted the one whose god is his ego?  Who then can guide him, after such a decision by GOD? Would you not take heed? |
| 045:023 Sarwar | : |
Have you seen the one who has chosen his desires as his lord? God has knowingly caused him to go astray, sealed his ears and heart and veiled his vision. Who besides God can guide him? Will they, then, not take heed?. |
| 045:023 Shakir | : |
Have you then considered him who takes his low desire for his god, and Allah has made him err having knowledge and has set a seal upon his ear and his heart and put a covering upon his eye. Who can then guide him after Allah? Will you not then be mindful? |
| 045:023 Sherali | : |
Hast thou considered the case of him who has taken his own low desire for his god, and whom ALLAH has adjudged as having gone astray on the basis of HIS perfect knowledge, and whose ears and whose heart HE has sealed up, and on whose eyes HE has put a covering. Who, then, will guide him after ALLAH has so decreed concerning him? Will you not then take heed? |
| 045:023 Yusufali | : |
Then seest thou such a one as takes as his god his own vain desire? Allah has, knowing (him as such), left him astray, and sealed his hearing and his heart (and understanding), and put a cover on his sight. Who, then, will guide him after Allah (has withdrawn Guidance)? Will ye not then receive admonition? |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإيمان > الإيمان بالله > الهداية إلى الإيمان Faith> Belief In Allah> Guiding to Faith
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I’m going to refactor the code and change matrix to ndarray and matrix2d to matrix. The docs reflect this change; in the meantime, just substitute.
Int, Float and Double are extended to have elements .int, .float and .double. I found this to be easier when trying to get the compiler to agree with me.
Additionally, there’s an element called c<type> in Int, Float and Double. Use this when interfacing with C; I use x.n.cint all the time.
Index the array.
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4)
// true: x[0..<2] ~== array(1, 2)
Index the array with truncated doubles.
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4) // true: x[array(3, 3.14, 0)] ~== array(4, 4, 1)
Index the array normally.
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4) // true: x[0] == 1
shape : The size of the 2D matrix.
 Only uses shape right now.
Return an array with N elements and filled with zeros
Return an array with N elements and filled with ones
x : Should it return an exclusive array?
Callable with arange(N) or arange(3, N) – two separate functions. Returns [min, min+1, ..., max-2, max-1] or [min, ..., max-1, max] if x true.
var x = arange(3) // ~== array(0, 1, 2)
var y = arrange(3, x:true) // ~== array(0, 1, 2, 3)
Returns an array where each element is seperated by \((\max-\min)/n\)
Not optimized with Accelerate; doesn’t really have to be (only used for test cases).
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) // ~== arange(6)+1
Repeat the array \(N\) times. Repeats either the whole array of individual elements.
var x = array(0, 1, 2)
var y = repeat(x, 2) // ~== array(0, 1, 2, 0, 1, 2)
var z = repeat(x, 2, how:"elements") // ~== array(0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 2)
Copy x into y. Also callable with var y = x.copy()
Finds the non-zero elements of an ndarray.
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).reshape((2,3))
var y = argwhere(x < 3)
assert(y ~== array(0, 1))
Applies the function to every element of the array.
This is called with sin, cos, tan, sqrt, floor, ceil, round. These are unoptimized and should be optimized.
Applies the optimized function to every element of the array. As of 2014-7-20, function is assumed to be one of
- "abs"
- "sign"
- cumsum
(to see what’s optimized, look in swix/matrix/oneD-simple-math.swift)
Alerts you using assert if function name is not known.
Further optimized functions include
- std, variance, avg
- rand, randn
- min, max, sign
Returns random numbers between 0 and 1
Returns a normally distribution with the mean and variance.
Optimized for power==2. If power is close to 2, it will print a message asking if you really meant two.
Takes the norm of the array. The type can either be l0, l1 or l2 (and it will assert(false) if it’s not).
The l0 norm counts non-zero elements.
The l1 norm performs \(l_1 = \sum \left| x_i \right|\)
The l2 norm perform \(l_2 = \sqrt{\sum x_i^2}\)
The l1 and l2 norms are optimized through sum and pow. The l0 norm isn’t but will be through vDSP_vcmprs
The operators + - * / % += -= *= /= < > <= >= == !== all work element-wise and are all optimized. They all work similar to Python or C. Note !== sees where two arrays are not equal.
ndarray ^ Double calls pow(ndarray, Double)
== and !== see if every element is exactly the same (but they’re implemented in OpenCV, which is why they’re included). I recommend using abs(x-y) < 1e-9 instead.
The comparison operators are all implemented through OpenCV and rely on the array being continuous in memory, which relies on having small input arrays. It will print (but not assert) if this is not the case.
Sees if every element in an array is close because it’s incredibly hard to be precise with floats. Specifically, it sees if the difference between every element in two arrays is less that \(10^{-9}\), just like close. However, this function is optimized through max, abs, and -.
Indexed like Python (and matlab). The first index corresponds to which row and the second corresponds to which column.
var x = array("1 2 3; 4 5 6; 7 8 9")
assert(x[0, 1] == 2)
Like NumPy and our ndarray but for two dimensions.
var x = arange(9).reshape((3,3))
assert(x[0..<2, 0..<2] ~== array(0, 1, 3, 4).reshape((2,2)))
Performs the same operation as matrix[Range, Range]
Access the matrix as a flat array. Note that it’s row-major, not column-major meaning the indexing is like C or Python and not like Matlabs.
Selects one specific column and different rows.
Selects one specific row and different columns.
Prints the contents of the matrix. Again, there’s a function called print that calls println with newline:”“
Like zeros_like for ndarrays. Only depends on shape.
Finds the non-zero elements of an matrix. Again, row-major order applies.
var x = array(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6).reshape((2,3))
var y = argwhere(x < 3)
assert(y ~== array(0, 1))
Copies x into y. Also callable with var y = x.copy()
Applies the given function to every element of the array. Called by sin, cos, tan, log, abs, sqrt, floor, ceil, round, sign, randn, rand, pow, min, max, norm (those function take a matrix and return a matrix).
Performs the sum along the given dimension (through dim). That is, if dim==0, all the element in each row will be added up.
These functions that operate on a whole dimension I need to think about more. They’re slow right now (native Swift for-loops). I’ll probably call C to speed them up – I don’t think BLAS/LAPACK does this. Or maybe there’s another matrix library out there that does this?
The operators + - * / += -= *= /= < > <= >= == !== call the ndarray versions of those operators; they work element-wise.
Perform the dot product between the lhs and rhs.
A !/ b finds the solution to \(Ax = b\) by calling OpenCV’s solve.
Performs the SVD on the matrix. Tested against Python for fat, skinny and square matrices.
Finds the inverse of the matrix, \(X^{-1}\)
Solve \(Ax = b\) and returns x. Calls OpenCV’s solve.
The support vector machine. Implemented through OpenCV.
var svm = SVM()
var x = reshape(arange(4*2) , (4, 2))
var y = array(0, 1, 2, 3)
svm.train(x, targets:y)
var z = svm.predict(array(2, 3))
assert(z == y[1])
The k nearest neighbors algorithm.
Didn’t work with my simple test but I believe it’s correct.
var knn = kNearestNeighbors()
var responses = ones((4,6))
var targets = arange(4)
knn.train(responses, targets:targets)
var result = knn.predict(y, k:3)
Use Int(3).cint to pass 3 to a C function; likewise for Float and Double.
Gets the pointer of a ndarray
Gets the pointer of a integer array (useful for indexing)
Converts between a C pointer and ndarray
Converts between a C pointer and matrix
Works for both ndarray and matrix. Calls matrixToPointer


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| Published: | 2018-07-03 |
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| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.veeva.vault.vapil.api.model.response |
Models for Vault API responses
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| com.veeva.vault.vapil.api.request |
Methods to perform Vault API calls, with each method mapping to a Vault API endpoint
|
| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
class |
ApiVersionResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
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class |
AuditDetailsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
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class |
AuditMetadataResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
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class |
AuditTypesResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
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class |
AuthenticationResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
BinderExportResponse
Model for Retrieve Binder Export Results
GET /api/{version}/objects/binders/batch/actions/export/{jobid}/results |
class |
BinderResponse
Model for the binder response
|
class |
BinderSectionResponse
Model for the binder section response, needed to handle:
1. |
class |
BinderTemplateBulkResponse
Model for the Template responses
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static class |
BinderTemplateBulkResponse.TemplateResult |
class |
BinderTemplateMetadataResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
BinderTemplateNodeBulkResponse
Model for the Template responses
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static class |
BinderTemplateNodeBulkResponse.TemplateNodeResult |
class |
BinderTemplateResponse
Model for the Binder Template responses
|
class |
BulkWorkflowActionDetailsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
BulkWorkflowActionsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
BulkWorkflowJobStartResponse |
class |
ComponentContentResponse
Response model for the Component Content Files
|
class |
DiscoveryResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentActionEntryCriteriaResponse
Retrieve the entry criteria for a workflow.
|
class |
DocumentActionInitiateResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
DocumentActionResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
DocumentAnnotationResponse
Model for the document annotation response
|
class |
DocumentAttachmentBulkResponse
Model for the document response
|
class |
DocumentAttachmentResponse
Model for the document response
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class |
DocumentAuditResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentBulkResponse
Model for document create API response
|
class |
DocumentClassificationResponse
Model for the document classification response
|
class |
DocumentDeletionResponse
Model for document deletions API response
|
class |
DocumentEventResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentEventSubtypeResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentEventTypeResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentExportResponse
Model for document export API response
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static class |
DocumentExportResponse.ExportedDocument |
class |
DocumentFieldResponse
Model for the document field response
|
class |
DocumentLifecycleDeleteOverrideRulesResponse
Model for lifecycle Role Assignment Rules Response API
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class |
DocumentLifecycleRoleAssignmentResponse
Model for the Document Lifecycle Role Assignment response
|
class |
DocumentLifecycleRoleAssignmentRulesResponse
Model for lifecycle Role Assignment Rules Response API
|
class |
DocumentLockResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
DocumentRelationshipBulkResponse
Model for the Document Relationship Bulk responses
|
class |
DocumentRelationshipMetadataResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentRelationshipResponse
Model for the Document/Binder relationship response endpoints:
POST /api/{version}/objects/documents/{document_id}/versions/{major_version_number_v}/{minor_version_number_v}/relationships DELETE /api/{version}/objects/documents/{document_id}/versions/{major_version_number__v}/{minor_version_number__v}/relationships/{relationship_id} |
class |
DocumentRelationshipRetrieveResponse
Model for the Document/Binder relationship response endpoints:
GET /api/{version}/objects/documents/{doc_id}/versions/{major_version}/{minor_version}/relationships GET /api/{version}/objects/documents/{doc_id}/versions/{major_version}/{minor_version}/relationships/{relationship_id} GET /api/{version}/objects/binders/{binder_id}/versions/{major_version}/{minor_version}/relationships GET /api/{version}/objects/binders/{binder_id}/versions/{major_version}/{minor_version}/relationships/{relationship_id} |
class |
DocumentRenditionResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentResponse
Model for the document response
|
class |
DocumentRoleChangeBulkResponse
Model for responses to bulk Document Role Requests
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static class |
DocumentRoleChangeBulkResponse.DocumentRoleChange |
class |
DocumentRoleChangeResponse
Model for responses to single Document Role Update and Delete requests
|
class |
DocumentRoleCheckForDCCResponse
Model for Document Role Check for Document Change Control response
|
class |
DocumentRoleRetrieveResponse
Model for responses to Document Role GET requests
|
class |
DocumentsResponse
Model for all documents API Response
|
class |
DocumentSubtypeResponse
Model for the document subtype response
|
class |
DocumentTemplateBulkResponse
Model for the Template responses
|
static class |
DocumentTemplateBulkResponse.TemplateResult |
class |
DocumentTemplateMetadataResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DocumentTemplateResponse
Model for the document template response
|
class |
DocumentTemplatesResponse
Model for the document templates response
|
class |
DocumentTokenResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
DocumentTypeResponse
Model for the document type response
|
class |
DocumentTypesResponse
Model for the all document types response
|
class |
DocumentVersionResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
DocumentWorkflowMetadataResponse
Model for the document response
|
class |
DomainAuditResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
DomainResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
EDLResponse
Response model for an EDL API response
|
class |
FileStagingItemBulkResponse |
class |
FileStagingItemResponse |
class |
FileStagingJobResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
FileStagingSessionBulkResponse |
class |
FileStagingSessionResponse |
class |
GroupResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
GroupRetrieveResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
InitiateMultiDocumentWorkflowResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
JobCreateResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
JobHistoryResponse
Response model for the API Job History response
|
class |
JobMonitorResponse
Response model for the API Job Monitor response
|
class |
JobStatusResponse
Response model for the API Job Status response
|
class |
JobTaskResponse
Response model for the API Job Task response
|
class |
LoaderResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
LoginAuditResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
MdlResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataComponentRecordResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataComponentTypeBulkResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataComponentTypeResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataDocumentLockResponse |
class |
MetaDataGroupResponse
Response model for the following API call:
|
class |
MetaDataObjectBulkResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataObjectFieldResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
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class |
MetaDataObjectResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
MetaDataUserResponse |
class |
MultiDocumentWorkflowDetailsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
MultiDocumentWorkflowsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
ObjectAuditResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
ObjectRecordActionBulkResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Workflow Action
operations:
|
class |
ObjectRecordActionResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
ObjectRecordAttachmentResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
ObjectRecordBulkResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Record
CUD operations:
|
class |
ObjectRecordCollectionResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Record CRUD
operations:
|
class |
ObjectRecordDeletedResponse
Model for Deleted Object Records recycle bin endpoint:
|
class |
ObjectRecordResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Record CRUD
operations:
|
class |
ObjectRecordRoleChangeResponse
Model for the Object Record Role API responses:
|
class |
ObjectRecordRoleResponse
Model for the Object Record Role API responses:
|
class |
ObjectRecordTypeResponse
Model for the Object Record Type or Object describe API responses:
|
class |
ObjectWorkflowActionDetailsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Workflow Action Details
operations:
|
class |
ObjectWorkflowActionResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Workflow Action
operations:
|
class |
ObjectWorkflowResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object workflow
operations:
|
class |
ObjectWorkflowTaskActionDetailsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object Workflow Task Action Details
operations:
|
class |
ObjectWorkflowTaskResponse
Model for the following API calls responses for the Object WorkflowTask
operations:
|
class |
PackageResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
PackageResultsResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
PicklistResponse
Model for the following API calls
|
class |
PicklistValueResponse
Model for the following API calls
GET /api/{version}/objects/picklists/{picklist_name} |
class |
QueryResponse
Model for VQL query API calls
|
class |
QueueResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
SandboxEntitlementResponse |
class |
SandboxResponse |
class |
SCIMResponse |
class |
SCIMUserBulkResponse |
class |
SCIMUserResponse |
class |
SDKResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
class |
SecurityPoliciesResponse
Model for response to requests to the Retrieve Security Policies endpoint
|
class |
SecurityPolicyResponse
Model for response to requests to the Retrieve Security Policy endpoint
|
class |
SystemAuditResponse
Model for the following API calls responses:
|
class |
UserBulkResponse |
class |
UserPermissionResponse |
class |
UserResponse |
class |
UserRetrieveResponse |
class |
ValidatePackageResponse
Response model for the following API calls:
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<VaultResponse> |
DocumentLifecycleRoleAssignmentRulesResponse.getData() |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
void |
DocumentLifecycleRoleAssignmentRulesResponse.setData(List<VaultResponse> responses) |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
VaultResponse |
FileStagingRequest.abortUploadSession(String uploadSessionId)
Abort Upload Session
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.addMultipleDocumentRenditions()
Add Multiple Document Renditions
Add document renditions in bulk. |
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.addSingleDocumentRendition(int docId,
String renditionType)
Add Single Document Rendition
If you need to add more than one document rendition, it is best practice to use DocumentRenditionRequest.addMultipleDocumentRenditions() |
VaultResponse |
DocumentLifecycleWorkflowRequest.bulkDocumentStateChange(DocumentRequestType requestType,
String userActionName,
String docIds)
Bulk Document State Change.
|
VaultResponse |
UserRequest.changePassword(int userId,
String currentPassword,
String newPassword)
Change Your Password
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentEventRequest.createDocumentEvent(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion,
DocumentEvent.Property eventProperties)
Create Document Event
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRequest.createDocumentLock(int docId)
Create Document Lock
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRequest.deleteDocumentLock(int docId)
Deleting Document Lock
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.deleteDocumentVersionRendition(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion,
String renditionType)
Delete Document Version Rendition
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.deleteMultipleDocumentRenditions()
Delete Multiple Document Renditions
|
VaultResponse |
SandboxRequest.deleteSandbox(String name)
Delete a sandbox vault.
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.deleteSingleDocumentAttachment(int docId,
int attachmentId)
Delete Single Document Attachment
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.deleteSingleDocumentAttachmentVersion(int docId,
int attachmentId,
int attachmentVersion)
Delete Single Document Attachment Version
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.deleteSingleDocumentRendition(int docId,
String renditionType)
Delete Single Document Rendition
|
VaultResponse |
SDKRequest.deleteSingleSourceCodeFile(String className)
Delete Single Source Code File
|
VaultResponse |
SDKRequest.disableDelivery(String queueName)
Disable Delivery
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadAllDocumentAttachments(int docId)
Download All Document Attachments
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadAllDocumentVersionAttachments(int docId,
int majorVersionNumber,
int minorVersionNumber)
Download All Document Version Attachments
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordAttachmentRequest.downloadAllObjectRecordAttachmentFiles(String objectName,
String recordId)
Download All Object Record Attachment Files
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentLifecycleWorkflowRequest.downloadControlledCopyJobResult(String lifecycleStateAction,
int jobId)
Download Controlled Copy Job Results.
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadDocumentAttachment(int docId,
int attachmentId)
Download Document Attachment
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadDocumentAttachmentVersion(int docId,
int attachmentId,
int attachVersionId)
Download Document Attachment Version
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRequest.downloadDocumentFile(int docId)
Download Document File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.downloadDocumentRenditionFile(int docId,
String renditionType)
Download Document Rendition File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.downloadDocumentRenditionFile(int docId,
String renditionType,
Boolean steadyState)
Download Document Rendition File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentTemplateRequest.downloadDocumentTemplateFile(String templateName)
Download Document Template File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadDocumentVersionAttachment(int docId,
int majorVersionNumber,
int minorVersionNumber,
int attachmentId)
Download Document Version Attachment
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.downloadDocumentVersionAttachmentVersion(int docId,
int majorVersionNumber,
int minorVersionNumber,
int attachmentId,
int attachVersionId)
Download Document Version Attachment Version
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRequest.downloadDocumentVersionFile(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion)
Download Document Version File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.downloadDocumentVersionRenditionFile(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion,
String renditionType)
Download Document Version Rendition File
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRequest.downloadDocumentVersionThumbnailFile(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion)
Download Document Version Thumbnail File
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordAttachmentRequest.downloadObjectRecordAttachmentFile(String objectName,
String recordId,
int attachmentId)
Download Object Record Attachment File
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordAttachmentRequest.downloadObjectRecordAttachmentVersionFile(String objectName,
String recordId,
int attachmentId,
int versionId)
Download Object Record Attachment Version File
|
VaultResponse |
SDKRequest.enableDelivery(String queueName)
Enable Delivery
|
VaultResponse |
MetaDataRequest.executeMDLScript()
Execute MDL Script
|
VaultResponse |
FileStagingRequest.getItemContent(String item)
Get Item Content
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordRequest.getResultsOfCascadeDeleteJob(String objectName,
String jobStatus,
int jobId)
Get Results of Cascade Delete Job
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordRequest.getResultsOfDeepCopyJob(String objectName,
boolean success,
int jobId)
Get Results of Deep Copy Job
|
VaultResponse |
PicklistRequest.inactivatePicklistValue(String picklistName,
String picklistValueName)
Inactivate Picklist Value
If you need to inactivate a picklist value, it is best practice to use Update Picklist Value. |
VaultResponse |
ObjectLifecycleWorkflowRequest.initiateWorkflowAction(int workflowId,
String workflowAction)
Initiate Workflow Action
Initiate a workflow action on a specific object workflow. |
VaultResponse |
ObjectLifecycleWorkflowRequest.initiateWorkflowTaskAction(int taskId,
String taskAction)
Initiate Workflow Task Action
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.replaceDocumentRendition(int docId,
String renditionType)
Replace Document Rendition
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentRenditionRequest.replaceDocumentVersionRendition(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion,
String renditionType)
Replace Document Version Rendition
|
VaultResponse |
SDKRequest.resetQueue(String queueName)
Reset Queue
|
VaultResponse |
LogRequest.retrieveDailyAPIUsage()
Retrieve Daily API Usage
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAnnotationRequest.retrieveDocumentAnnotations(int docId)
Retrieve Document Annotations
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAnnotationRequest.retrieveDocumentVersionAnnotations(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion)
Retrieve Document Version Annotations
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAnnotationRequest.retrieveDocumentVersionNotesAsCSV(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion)
Retrieve Document Version Notes as CSV
Retrieve notes in CSV format for any document that has a viewable rendition and at least one annotation. |
VaultResponse |
DomainRequest.retrieveDomains()
Retrieve Domains
|
VaultResponse |
LoaderRequest.retrieveExtractRenditionResults(int jobId,
int taskId)
Retrieve Loader Extract Renditions Results
|
VaultResponse |
LoaderRequest.retrieveExtractResults(int jobId,
int taskId)
Retrieve Extract Results
|
VaultResponse |
ObjectRecordRequest.retrieveLimitsOnObjects()
Retrieve Limits on Objects
|
VaultResponse |
LoaderRequest.retrieveLoadFailureLogResults(int jobId,
int taskId)
Retrieve Load Success Log Results
|
VaultResponse |
LoaderRequest.retrieveLoadSuccessLogResults(int jobId,
int taskId)
Retrieve Load Success Log Results
|
VaultResponse |
SDKRequest.retrieveSigningCertificate(String certificateId)
The following endpoint allows you to retrieve a signing certificate included
in a Spark message header to verify that the received message came from Vault.
|
VaultResponse |
DocumentAnnotationRequest.retrieveVideoAnnotations(int docId,
int majorVersion,
int minorVersion)
Retrieve Video Annotations
Retrieve annotations on a video document. |
VaultResponse |
DocumentAttachmentRequest.updateDocumentAttachmentDescription(int docId,
int attachmentId,
String description)
Update Document Attachment Description
|
VaultResponse |
EDLRequest.updateNodeOrder(EDLRequest.NodeType nodeType,
String parentNodeId)
Given an EDL node ID, retrieves immediate children (not grandchildren) of that node.
|
VaultResponse |
PicklistRequest.updatePicklistValue(String picklistName,
String picklistValueName,
boolean status)
Update Picklist Value - Status
Change a picklist value status. |
VaultResponse |
PicklistRequest.updatePicklistValue(String picklistName,
String picklistValueName,
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What?
I have a blog that I made myself--okay, I modified the Lagrange jekyll theme. But I figured out how to integrate a Jekyll blog with my Sinatra website myself--okay, I had help from Derek Eder's meta blog post about setting up that very thing. I guess the point is that we are all standing on the shoulders of giants. Hopefully eventually some of the content I generate here will end up helping future coders, beer makers, home cookers, and gamers the way those resources helped me.
Yes, that's right. I'm planning on trying to make the content mostly coding related, but since I am a relatively well rounded person, This will include posts about my other hobbies and interests. This should also mean I'm more likely to post more regular content if I do that.
Why?
Why start a blog? Well, the cynical reason is that I've been learning to code for the past almost two years and I want to get a job: from what I've been told, having a blog will help with that. The less cynical reason is that part of why I've been getting back into coding is that I love to create. This is a common theme through my hobbies, and I want to extend that into my work. Since a blog is creating content, this will feed into that creative drive.
How?
Blogging about my coding struggles and triumphs will not only help the hypothetical future learner, but it will also help me via the rubber duck method where explaining code to someone else can help you understand it better and work out problems in it yourself. Another benefit for me is now I will have a single resource to go back to when I want to solve the same problem again rather than reinventing the wheel. Not to mention a similar benefit to looking back to previous beers I've made, recipes I've tried, and gaming experiences I have had.
When?
Time to get moving and try to crack the code.


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