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ABLE Digital Group
Mailing Address:
300-500 King St WTORONTO, Ontario
M5V 1L9
Location Address:
300-500 King St WTORONTO, Ontario
M5V 1L9
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Welcome to ABLE Digital Group, where we ideate and activate content-led business solutions to drive marketing and communication agendas for multi-national to medium-sized companies.
ABLE provides proven experience in business, consumer and employee stakeholder strategies via shared best-practices from hundreds of engagements, divergent & convergent think tank methodologies, data + metrics, and partnerships with Group Member Firms like Adobe.
We are committed to identifying conversion opportunities in Paid/Owned/Earned traditional and digital media channels to achieve the results you require.
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Full profile
Contact information
Company description
541510 - Computer Systems Design and Related Services
541899 - All Other Services Related to Advertising
Product / Service / Licensing
ABLE provides proven experience in business, consumer and employee stakeholder strategies via shared best-practices from hundreds of engagements, divergent & convergent think tank methodologies, data + metrics, and partnerships with Group Member Firms like Adobe.
We are committed to identifying conversion opportunities in Paid/Owned/Earned traditional and digital media channels to achieve the results you require.
Technology profile
Aside from being able to perform multi-task roles from Art Director to Web Developer, our Producers leverage key engagement takeaways and post-mortem insights, are skilled in traditional and digital ideation + activation planning, proactively ahead-of-the curve regarding technology and production activations, utilize account & project management certification accreditation, and most importantly follow a work/life balance to insure you receive top-drawer service, recommendations and executions throughout the relationship.
Recognizing not all client needs are the same, we know the importance of having talent that can not only meet but exceed expectations. So we have vetted and selected several hundred best-in-class local, regional and global professional Associates to deliver the hands-on expertise managed by our Project Producers.
This unique approach produces market-driven value but more importantly, it means that you have access to the highest quality marketing and communication professionals across the integrated disciplines we service:
~Brand = Awareness, Elements, Identity, Management, Orientation, Promise, Trust
~Digital Projection = Buildings/Large Surface, Multi-Screen
~Graphic Design = Blog, Brochures, DM, Identity, Infographics, Newsletters, Presentations
~Graphic Design = Signage, Social Network Sites, Stationary
~Live = Meetings/ Events, Design/Activation/Staging/Logistics
~Mobile = Smart Phone/Tablet/iPad App's, 2D Barcode/QR Code & Augmented Reality
~Product Launches = Design/Staging/Post-Launch Engagement Strategies
~Video = Brand & Corporate Messaging, Digital Signage for Office/In-Store,
~Video = Electronic Brochures/Documents, Events, Kiosks, Presenters,
~Video = Presentations, PSA's, Social & Professional Network Sites,
~Video = Mobile - Smart Phone/Tablet/Console, Training, TV Commercials,Video Walls, Websites
~Web Design/Developer = Contests/Events/Full-Site/Micro-site/PURL Website Page Design
*Resource Management Experts = 200+ Best-in-class local, regional & global Associates + 15 Group Member Firms providing 24/7 workflow
* Rates & Fees based on value + performance
* Results driven analytics, connect influencers, harness data metrics, industry whitepapers, measurement frameworks, and thought leadership forums to generate realistic ideation + activation.
* Portfolio of several hundred brand awareness/loyalty, video, web, mobile, design, event and multi-media engagements, instilling confidence & experience.
*Our difference is adapting to the speed of rapid change whilst staying focused to meet our clients objectives.
Accountability is an essential part of the ABLE commitment to our clients and we deliver on a motto that is so old fashioned it almost seems new:
Keep it Simple, Make it Great.
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States
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Company description
541510 - Computer Systems Design and Related Services
541899 - All Other Services Related to Advertising
Products, services and licensing
Product / Service / Licensing
ABLE provides proven experience in business, consumer and employee stakeholder strategies via shared best-practices from hundreds of engagements, divergent & convergent think tank methodologies, data + metrics, and partnerships with Group Member Firms like Adobe.
We are committed to identifying conversion opportunities in Paid/Owned/Earned traditional and digital media channels to achieve the results you require.
Technology
Technology profile
Aside from being able to perform multi-task roles from Art Director to Web Developer, our Producers leverage key engagement takeaways and post-mortem insights, are skilled in traditional and digital ideation + activation planning, proactively ahead-of-the curve regarding technology and production activations, utilize account & project management certification accreditation, and most importantly follow a work/life balance to insure you receive top-drawer service, recommendations and executions throughout the relationship.
Recognizing not all client needs are the same, we know the importance of having talent that can not only meet but exceed expectations. So we have vetted and selected several hundred best-in-class local, regional and global professional Associates to deliver the hands-on expertise managed by our Project Producers.
This unique approach produces market-driven value but more importantly, it means that you have access to the highest quality marketing and communication professionals across the integrated disciplines we service:
~Brand = Awareness, Elements, Identity, Management, Orientation, Promise, Trust
~Digital Projection = Buildings/Large Surface, Multi-Screen
~Graphic Design = Blog, Brochures, DM, Identity, Infographics, Newsletters, Presentations
~Graphic Design = Signage, Social Network Sites, Stationary
~Live = Meetings/ Events, Design/Activation/Staging/Logistics
~Mobile = Smart Phone/Tablet/iPad App's, 2D Barcode/QR Code & Augmented Reality
~Product Launches = Design/Staging/Post-Launch Engagement Strategies
~Video = Brand & Corporate Messaging, Digital Signage for Office/In-Store,
~Video = Electronic Brochures/Documents, Events, Kiosks, Presenters,
~Video = Presentations, PSA's, Social & Professional Network Sites,
~Video = Mobile - Smart Phone/Tablet/Console, Training, TV Commercials,Video Walls, Websites
~Web Design/Developer = Contests/Events/Full-Site/Micro-site/PURL Website Page Design
*Resource Management Experts = 200+ Best-in-class local, regional & global Associates + 15 Group Member Firms providing 24/7 workflow
* Rates & Fees based on value + performance
* Results driven analytics, connect influencers, harness data metrics, industry whitepapers, measurement frameworks, and thought leadership forums to generate realistic ideation + activation.
* Portfolio of several hundred brand awareness/loyalty, video, web, mobile, design, event and multi-media engagements, instilling confidence & experience.
*Our difference is adapting to the speed of rapid change whilst staying focused to meet our clients objectives.
Accountability is an essential part of the ABLE commitment to our clients and we deliver on a motto that is so old fashioned it almost seems new:
Keep it Simple, Make it Great.
Market
Market profile
Industry sector market interests:
- Service Industry
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- United States


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WebVR 3D Map Experiment
This demonstrates an experimental virtual reality interaction using a mobile browser to fly around a representation of a real-world city. Enter the name of a location in the text box below to search for a location to visit. Scan (or right-click and copy) the QR code for a link to open in mobile Chrome or Firefox. Touch and drag in any direction to move around the space. You will move in whatever direction you're dragging, taking into account the direction the device is pointing. You can shake the phone quickly to turn around 180 degrees.
If you don't have an Android phone, you can look around with WASD keys and move with the arrow keys
Load this site in an experimental WebVR build of either Firefox or Chrome. When the Rift is connected, hit the "Enter" key or click the "VR" button to enter full-screen VR mode. Hit "Escape" to exit VR and release the mouse cursor.
Code by Brian Chirls is available on GitHub.


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Module pl.pretty
Pretty-printing Lua tables.
Also provides a sandboxed Lua table reader and a function to present large numbers in human-friendly format.
Dependencies: `pl.utils`, `pl.lexer`, `pl.stringx`, `debug`
Functions
| read (s) | Read a string representation of a Lua table. |
| load (s[, env[, paranoid]]) | Read a Lua chunk. |
| write (tbl[, space[, not_clever]]) | Create a string representation of a Lua table. |
| dump (t[, filename]) | Dump a Lua table out to a file or stdout. |
| debug (...) | Dump a series of arguments to stdout for debug purposes. |
| number (num[, kind[, prec]]) | Format large numbers nicely for human consumption. |
Functions
- read (s)
-
Read a string representation of a Lua table.
This function loads and runs the string as Lua code, but bails out
if it contains a function definition.
Loaded string is executed in an empty environment.
Parameters:
- s string string to read in `{...}` format, possibly with some whitespace before or after the curly braces. A single line comment may be present at the beginning.
Returns:
-
a table in case of success.
If loading the string failed, return `nil` and error message.
If executing loaded string failed, return `nil` and the error it raised.
- load (s[, env[, paranoid]])
-
Read a Lua chunk.
Parameters:
- s string Lua code.
- env tab environment used to run the code, empty by default. (optional)
- paranoid bool abort loading if any looping constructs a found in the code and disable string methods. (optional)
Returns:
-
the environment in case of success or `nil` and syntax or runtime error
if something went wrong.
- write (tbl[, space[, not_clever]])
-
Create a string representation of a Lua table.
This function never fails, but may complain by returning an
extra value. Normally puts out one item per line, using
the provided indent; set the second parameter to an empty string
if you want output on one line.
*NOTE:* this is NOT a serialization function, not a full blown debug function. Checkout out respectively the [serpent](https://github.com/pkulchenko/serpent) or [inspect](https://github.com/kikito/inspect.lua) Lua modules for that if you need them.
Parameters:
- tbl tab Table to serialize to a string.
- space string The indent to use. Defaults to two spaces; pass an empty string for no indentation. (optional)
- not_clever bool Pass `true` for plain output, e.g `{['key']=1}`. Defaults to `false`. (optional)
Returns:
- a string
- an optional error message
- dump (t[, filename])
-
Dump a Lua table out to a file or stdout.
Parameters:
- t tab The table to write to a file or stdout.
- filename string File name to write too. Defaults to writing to stdout. (optional)
- debug (...)
-
Dump a series of arguments to stdout for debug purposes.
This function is attached to the module table `__call` method, to make it
extra easy to access. So the full:
print(require("pl.pretty").write({...}))
Can be shortened to:
require"pl.pretty" (...)
Any `nil` entries will be printed as `"
"` to make them explicit. Parameters:
- ... the parameters to dump to stdout.
Usage:
-- example debug output require"pl.pretty" ("hello", nil, "world", { bye = "world", true} ) -- output: { ["arg 1"] = "hello", ["arg 2"] = "<nil>", ["arg 3"] = "world", ["arg 4"] = { true, bye = "world" } }
- number (num[, kind[, prec]])
-
Format large numbers nicely for human consumption.
Parameters:


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Wiki ▸ [[API Reference]] ▸ [[Geometry]] ▸ Voronoi Geom
Voronoi layouts are particularly useful for invisible interactive regions, as demonstrated in Nate Vack’s Voronoi picking example. See Tovi Grossman’s paper on bubble cursors for a related concept.
# d3.geom.voronoi()
Creates a Voronoi layout with default accessors.
# voronoi(data)
Returns an array of polygons, one for each input vertex in the specified data array. If any vertices are coincident or have NaN positions, the behavior of this method is undefined: most likely, invalid polygons will be returned! You should filter invalid vertices, and consolidate coincident vertices, before computing the tessellation.
# voronoi.x([x])
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# voronoi.y([y])
If y is specified, sets the y-coordinate accessor. If y is not specified, returns the current y-coordinate accessor, which defaults to:
js
function(d) { return d[1]; }
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If extent is specified, sets the clip extent of the Voronoi layout to the specified bounds and returns the layout. The extent bounds are specified as an array [[x0, y0], [x1, y1]], where x0 is the left side of the extent, y0 is the top, x1 is the right and y1 is the bottom. If extent is null, no clipping is performed. If extent is not specified, returns the current clip extent which defaults to null.
See this example. Use of a clip extent is strongly recommended, as unclipped polygons may have large coordinates which do not display correctly.
Alternatively, you can also employ custom clipping without specifying a size, either in SVG or by post-processing with polygon.clip.
# voronoi.links(data)
Returns the Delaunay triangulation of the specified data array as an array of links. Each link has the following attributes:
The Force-Directed States of America uses an array of such links to create a force-directed graph.
# voronoi.triangles(data)
Returns the Delaunay triangulation of the specified data array as an array of triangles. Each triangle is a three-element array containing elements from data.


Reynolds defends Colonist Cup soccer title
by Cleve DheensawChase Haagensen knows Centennial Stadium well.
But the track more than the pitch.
The B.C. high school 100- and 400-metre gold medallist and 200-metre silver medallist stepped to the spot Thursday night and nailed the fifth-and-deciding penalty kick to give Reynolds its second consecutive Colonist Cup Greater Victoria high school soccer title. The Roadrunners and Royal Bay Ravens tied 1-1 after regulation and overtime with Reynolds prevailing 5-4 on penalty kicks.
“It was nerve-racking,” said the Grade 12 all-rounder Haagensen, who has international aspirations after his varsity running career at UBC.
“It was the first penalty kick I have made.”
The Colonist Cup playdowns have seen a lot of history pass through its annals and have featured the likes of World Cup players Ian Bridge of Vic High and George Pakos of Esquimalt and other highly-capped Canadian internationals such as Brian Robinson from Vic High and Bob Bolitho of Mount View. But what the competition has never before seen is Royal Bay in the final. Which is understandable since the Colwood school opened in 2015. But it will have to wait for its first Colonist Cup championship.
The Ravens beat Oak Bay on penalty kicks in the semifinals to advance to their first final while Reynolds defeated SMUS 3-1.
“Hats off to Royal Bay,” said Reynolds coach J.J. Atterbury.
“But we gutted it out tonight and showed a lot of character.”
It continued a rebirth of the Roadrunners, a powerhouse of the late 1970s and 1980s. In 2016, they won their first Colonist Cup since 1983 and followed up with their first B.C. championship in 50 years, and placed third in B.C. in 2017.
Reynolds is also the Island champion and will be off to the B.C. Triple A tournament Nov. 21-23 in Burnaby.
“We are good enough to win provincials this year,” said Haagensen.
Greater Victoria regular-season champion Royal Bay lost to Oak Bay in the Island tournament for the second berth to provincials, so the Ravens’ season is done.
The Double-A provincials are Nov. 18-20 with Island-champion Carihi of Campbell River, runner-up SMUS, third-place Brentwood College and fourth-place Brooks all Burnaby-bound.
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Our Story
The Beginning
Hello. I'm Shreyas Lad, the Founder and CEO of NightStalkers Inc. I first had the idea of creating an entertainment platform on a sunny August Day in 2016.
Hello. I'm Shreyas Lad, the Founder and CEO of NightStalkers Inc. I first had the idea of creating an entertainment platform on a sunny August Day in 2016.


Jonathan Pool
Developer of accessible web applications
| planning | design | coding | linting | testing |
| documentation | blogging | training | maintenance | upgrades |
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| Blog | http://stulta.com/forumo |
| Mailing address | 555 10th St Apt 312 Oakland, California 94607-5208, US |
| Host | User ID | URL |
|---|---|---|
| Github | jrpool | https://github.com/jrpool |
| jonathanpool | https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanpool/ | |
| MDN Web Docs | JonathanPool | https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/profiles/JonathanPool |
Current a11y projects
Accessible Calculator: https://github.com/jrpool/calculator/blob/master/README3.md
Accessible jsonresume
theme: https://github.com/jrpool/jsonresume-theme-a11y
Senior-friendly single-page site: https://github.com/jrpool/singlepropertysite
Open-source contributions
ESLint (#25): https://github.com/eslint/eslint/graphs/contributors
MDN Web Docs: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/dashboards/revisions?user=JonathanPool
LearnersGuild/curriculum-app (#3): https://github.com/LearnersGuild/curriculum-app/graphs/contributors
PanLem: https://gitlab.com/JonathanPool
PanLex developer documentation: https://dev.panlex.org
What I have worked with
Languages: JavaScript, Perl, Java, bash, VBA, APL
Scopes: full-stack, back-end, front-end, APIs, SPAs
Back-end: Node.js, NPM, Express, pg, pg-promise, bcrypt, solr, DBI
Databases: PostgreSQL, PL/pgSQL, SQL Server, FileMaker Pro, MongoDB, migrations
Front-end: HTML, CSS, JQuery, Cheerio, Bootstrap, EJS, Pug, Materialize
Content and version management: git, svn, Github, Gitlab, Bitbucket, SourceForge, WordPress
Quality control: ESLint, mocha, chai, Selenium Webdriver, Chrome Developer Tools
Accessibility: WCAG 2.1, ARIA, Chrome/aXe/Siteimprove audits, ADA Title III
Internationalization: Unicode, CLDR, ISO 639, PanLex API
Web servers: Apache httpd, nginx
Mail servers: Postfix, sendmail, SendGrid Web API
Remote hosts: Amazon AWS (EC2, S3, Glacier), OVH
OS’s: Ubuntu, RHEL, OS X, Cisco IOS
Configuration management: Puppet
Files: FineReader, Acrobat, iconv, Atom, nano, ed, sed, GraphicConverter
CAD: VectorWorks
Statistics: SPSS
Office apps: Apache OpenOffice, Apple iWork, Microsoft Office
Collaboration: Slack, Asana, Wrike, Trello, Egnyte
Human languages (best→worst)
English
Esperanto
German
Turkish
French
Norwegian Bokmål
Russian
Latin
Professional education
Learners Guild, 2017–2018: web development
University of Washington, 2004–2007: computer science and linguistics
The University of Chicago, 1966–1971: political science
Work
The Long Now Foundation, 2012–2016: Project Director, PanLex
Centerplex, 1990–2004: contracting, project management, ADA upgrades
University of Washington, 1977–1993: research and teaching
State University of New York at Stony Brook, 1971–1977: research and teaching
Peace Corps, 1964–1966: teaching
Software-development grants
University of Maryland
National Science Foundation
Publication subjects
computational lexicography
syntactic ambiguity
game-theoretic models of social choice


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To install Flamenco, download the distribution
and unpack it to yield a flamenco
directory.
Type the command cd flamenco
to change into that directory,
and then give the command:
./install
The installer will scan your system for Python binaries and ask you to choose one. If it finds an acceptable version of Python, you can just press Return to accept it, or you can enter the path to any Python binary that's at least version 2.3. If the Python you choose doesn't already have MySQLdb installed, the Flamenco installer will attempt to build MySQLdb for you at this point.
You will then be prompted for a target directory in which to install Flamenco.
The default, /usr/local/flamenco
,
is a reasonable place to install Flamenco if you are the system administrator.
If you are not using an administrator account,
you should choose a path that you control,
such as one in your home directory like
/home/username/flamenco
.
The installation script will then automatically copy and unpack the files you need to run Flamenco.
The next step is to load your collection into Flamenco. You must first set up a directory containing all the required data files (see the data section for details on the names and contents of these TSV-formatted data files). After you have the data directory ready, give the command:
target/bin/flamenco import directory
where target is the target directory you chose for Flamenco and directory is the directory containing your data files.
Note that within the data directory, the text.tsv
file is used by the target/bin/flamenco import
command
to create a keyword index (to facilitate keyword search). If you have
not created and placed a text.tsv
file in
the data directory, the following command will create the index
automatically (this may take a while depending on the amount of text
in your collection):
target/bin/flamenco index
directory
Importing a collection creates a new Flamenco instance.
Each instance of the Flamenco application is an independently running server,
with an associated collection, MySQL database,
and optional customizations to the user interface.
When you import a collection,
you'll be asked to provide login information for the MySQL account,
the name of a MySQL database, and a name for the Flamenco instance.
The instance will reside at
target/bin/instances/instance
,
where instance is the name of the instance.
Important: Depending on your administrative settings, it may be
the case that the MySQL database must already have been created within
your MySQL account using MySQL administration tools before running the
installation script.
You'll also be asked to supply a port range for WebKit to use, with the default being ports 21600 through 21609. Each Flamenco instance corresponds to a WebKit server that runs on its own TCP port. When an instance starts up, it will check the ports in the specified range one by one until an available port is found. So, by default, it will attempt to take port 21600, and if that is in use or otherwise unavailable, it will try port 21601, then 21602, and so on. In most cases you will not need to change the port range, so you can just press Return when prompted. However, if you need to run more than ten instances, you'll need to extend the port range, or if your system has a firewall that blocks the default ports, you may need to change the port range.
You can create as many instances as you want with each one browsing a different collection (and using a separate MySQL database). You can even create more than one instance for the same collection (say, to try different variations on the user interface) as long as each instance uses a separate MySQL database.
The import
script loads your data from the tab-separated files,
checks and normalizes it,
and converts it to a series of SQL statements.
If you need to save the results of this conversion,
you can supply a filename as an additional argument.
target/bin/flamenco import directory filename
If you supply a filename,
the import program will write the SQL dump of your collection to that file
instead of creating a new instance in Flamenco.
Finally, you need to place the Flamenco CGI script
somewhere that your Web server can see it.
As the installation script will tell you,
the file you need to copy is located at
target/bin/flamenco.cgi
,
where target is the target directory you chose for Flamenco.
All Web access to all Flamenco instances
will take place through this one script.
You can put it anywhere that the Web server is willing to run CGI scripts.
If you have more than one version of Python on your system, you may need to edit the first line of the script to point at a Python executable that is version 2.3 or higher.
Then, use your Web browser to visit the CGI script in whatever location you put it. You should get a page that lists your instance. Click on the instance name to start browsing with Flamenco.
For example, for a web server is hosted at http://flamenco.university.edu
, which processes
CGI scripts in the directory /projects/flamenco/cgi-bin/
, you should place the
flamenco.cgi
script in that directory. Then to access the live
flamenco instance, go to the url http://flamenco.university.edu/cgi-bin/flamenco.cgi
,
which should show a link labeled with your instance name.
Clicking on this link should activate the instance. The image below
shows an example of what this start page should look like when two
instances (called recipes and nobel) have been installed
successfully.
Flamenco is normally set up so that anyone can start instances
just by accessing any URL that would be generated by the instance.
(Any URL that begins with the URL to the CGI script,
followed by a slash, the name of the instance, and another slash,
accesses a page generated by the instance;
http://flamenco.university.edu/cgi-bin/flamenco.cgi
,
in the example above.)
This link can be
used to restart the instance if, say, its connection to the MySQL
server drops. Therefore, when showing users how to access your
flamenco instance, you may want to hide this url behind another
link within an html document.
Additionally, any user on the system where Flamenco resides
can shut down a Flamenco instance
by emptying the appserverpid.txt
file in the
instance directory.
If you do not want other users
to be able to start or shut down a particular instance,
turn off world-write permission
for appserverpid.txt
and turn off world-execute permission
for flamenco-instance
:
chmod go-w appserverpid.txt
chmod go-x flamenco-instance
These changes to the permissions
will also prevent the CGI script from automatically starting up the instance
whenever someone tries to access the instance;
you will have to use
flamenco start instance
to start the instance.


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This section brings the familiar Mandarin vowel sounds from Section 1, Section 2, and Section 5 together with the new consonant sounds g, k, and h.
Much like the b/p and d/t sounds (see Section 1), the Mandarin g and k sounds may sometimes sound very similar to you. This is because both are unvoiced in Mandarin, meaning the vocal chords do not vibrate when you say them. This results in a somewhat "softer" g than the English "g" sound. The difference is that k is aspirated (accompanied by a puff of air) while g is not.
The Mandarin h, on the other hand, can seem harsher than the English "h" sound. This is because Mandarin speakers often constrict the back of their throat more than English speakers do, resulting in a raspier "h" sound similar to a Scottish "ch" sound (as in "loch") or a Hebrew "ch" sound (as in "chutzpah") as spoken by natives.
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'The following are the IPA symbols for this section’s pinyin consonant sounds:
| g | [k] | |
| k | [kh] | |
| h | [x] |
Listen to the sounds of this section and try repeating them by clicking on the syllables below:
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| h | ha |
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hong |
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Naturally, a casual walk on a stimulating work environment can trigger the most prominent forms of nerd snipping. Another addictive puzzle from the ninth floor dazzled me. Hopefully, I can share some of my curiosity with you.
The Turnstyle brain teaser consists of two discs connected by a gear on the back. Allowing two types of valid moves:
- Shift all the numbers one position right (clockwise) or left (counter-clockwise).
- Flip the connected gears to change the order of the numbers from ABCD to BADC.
After interacting with the puzzle for a few seconds, I knew my best hope was to write a program to find an optimal solution for me.
Let’s solve it!
Being particularly bad at games, I couldn’t help but think whether I should invest a few hours into it. Naturally, one thought crossed my mind: the imminent fear of a jigsaw puzzle missing a piece. What if someone designed a devilish unsolvable game? Let’s better take one step back, and first prove the solvability of the game.
Digging into math
We build up our intution by introducing a set of definitions. Let us consider \(\mathcal{A} = \{1,...,n\}\). We define a permutation \(\sigma\) as a function from \(\mathcal{A}\) to itself, which is onto and one-to-one. In other words, a reording of the elements of \(\mathcal{A}\). Any permutation \(\sigma\) can be represented by a set of disjoint cycles, with the interpretation that any consecutive pair \(i,j\) indicates that \(i\) is mapped to \(j\), and any \(i\) at the end of a parenthesized cycle maps to \(j\) at the start of the same cycle.
For example, the permutation \(\sigma : \{1,2,3,4\} \rightarrow \{2,1,4,3\}\) can be denoted as \(\sigma = (12)(34)\). In addition, a cycle consisting of only two elements is called a transposition and a cycle of one element (which can be avoided in the cycle notation) is called fixed point. In our case, our permutation is expressed as the product of two transpositions.
We define the order of the permutation is the defined the smallest positive integer \(m\) such that \(\sigma^m = id\). That is, how many times we should apply the permutation mapping until we obtain the identity map. For example, for the above permutation \(\sigma\) the order is \(2\).
Regarding the parity of a permutation, using the cycle notation, the permutation is odd if and only if this factorization contains an odd number of even-length cycles. Thus, our permutation \(\sigma = (12)(34)\) is even. It is easy to proof that the composition of two even permutation is another even permutation. This will be a useful property for proving the solvability.
The set of all permutations of \(\mathcal{A}\) is the symmetric group of \(n\) symbols, denoted by \(\mathcal{S}_n\). As detailed in this paper, for a group \(\mathcal{G}\) a subset \(\mathcal{X} \subset \mathcal{G}\) is a generating set for \(\mathcal{G}\) if every \(g \in \mathcal{G}\) can be written as a product of powers of elements taken from \(\mathcal{X}\):
where \(x_i \in \mathcal{X}\) and \(a_i \in \Z\). Thus, \(\mathcal{X}\) generates \(\mathcal{G}\) and is denoted by \(\mathcal{G} = \langle \mathcal{X} \rangle\).
Lemma
For any odd integer \(n>4\), the permutations \(\sigma_1 = (1,2,3,\cdots, n)\) and \(\sigma_2 = (1,2)(3,4)\) do not generate \(\mathcal{S}_n\). This solves the open question stated here.
Proof
Let us consider odd values of \(n>4\). We can easily verify that for odd \(n>8\), the permutations \(\sigma_1 = (1,2,3,\cdots, n)\) and \(\sigma_2 = (1,2)(3,4)\) are both even. Therefore, every composition of these two permutations would result in an even permutation, by the property described above. Thus, it is not possible to generate odd permutations, and ultimately \(\mathcal{S}_n\). ∎
Lemma
Proof
Let us define the following permutations using the generators \(\sigma_1\) and \(\sigma_2\),
\[L = \sigma_1 = (1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11, 12)\] \[R = \sigma_1^{-1} = (12, 11,10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1)\] \[T = \sigma_2 = (1,2) (3,4)\]We use the auxiliary composition of permutations,
\[P = TLLLTR\] \[Q = RRTLL\]Thus, we can verify
\[L T L P Q P^3 T L = (1,2)\]To conclude, we can generate \(\mathcal{S}_{12}\) using the transposition \((1,2)\) and the 12-cycle permutation.∎
In plain words, by using the two valid game moves (flip and shift), we can reach any possible configuration, for the case of \(n=12\). Therefore, we can now safely verify the solutions using computer search.
Furthermore, we could use a library for symbolic mathematics such as SymPy to quickly verify our result. The library uses the Schreier–Sims algorithm to compute the order of the generated group.
I wanted to take this opportunity to relate Feynman’s famous quote on knowing the name of something. Despite I am nowhere near being a formerly trained mathematician, sometimes one can benefit by knowing the name of some obscure group theory concept in order to tackle a problem and appropriately explore previous research efforts on the field.
Time to code
From an algorithmic point, the problem consists of a graph traversal task. Each node represents each of the cyclic permutation formed by the 12 pieces. In order to restrict our representation of cyclic permutations, we fix the position of “\(1\)” at the beginning of the tuple, for each node.
Due to the high number of possible nodes (11! states = ~39M) in the connected graph, a naive implementation of DFS would reach maximum recursion limits. Thus, I opted for using BFS, since that would also help answering shortest path queries between any initial state to the solved state.
The only piece missing is the transition function to traverse each node. Since we want to keep the element \(1\) as fixed point in the tuple representation, we apply the transformations of the shape \([i\%n, (i+1)\%n, (i+2)\%n, (i+3)\%n ]\) for a valid \(i\) (\(0\leq i < n\)), and the necessary rotations to keep the element \(1\) at the beginnning. Throughout this post, we denote this sequence of transformations as move(\(i\)).
We can now run our naive BFS implementation.
As far as I remember, the initial game configuration that I encountered was the following,
Using our BFS traversal, the sequence of move operations with indices \(i=[1, 5, 2, 3, 5]\) solves the puzzle from the initial state.
In addition, we can observe the log-scaled histogram of paths lengths (from 0 to 15).
Out of curiosity, I wanted to finish this post by pointing one possible initial configuration that requires the biggest amounts of move operations is \((1, 12, 11, 10, 9, 8, 6, 7, 4, 5, 2, 3)\).
References
- Turnstyle solution approach via computer search of SWAP - link
- Tom’s Turnstile description and puzzle solution by J. A. Storer - link
- Miller, G.A., ‘On the groups generated by 2 operators’, 1901. - link
- MathOverflow discussion over genenator of Symmetric group. - link
- Keith Conrad, ‘Generating Sets’ - link
- Bases for permutation groups, Tim Burness, University of Bristol - link
- Group Theory, J.S. Milne - link
- Jeffrey S. Leon, ‘On an Algorithm for Finding a Base and a Strong Generating Set for a Group Given by Generating Permutations’ - link
- Alexander Hulpke, ‘Notes on Computational Group Theory’ - link
- Ken Brown, ‘Computation in permutation groups’ - link
Acknowledgment
Thanks to Niek Lamoree and Samuel Vidal for the group theory ideas and proofreading this post.


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Implements an interface to the sound device driver. This will allow you to read and write data to the sound device driver. Typical usage of this module (mono loopback example, no error checking): More...
Data Structures | |
| struct | Sound_Attrs |
| Attributes used to create a Sound device driver instance. More... | |
Defines | |
| #define | Sound_MAXDEVNAME 20 |
| Max number of characters in the sound device name. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef struct Sound_Object * | Sound_Handle |
| Handle through which to reference a Sound device driver. | |
| typedef struct Sound_Attrs | Sound_Attrs |
| Attributes used to create a Sound device driver instance. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | Sound_Std { Sound_Std_OSS = 0, Sound_Std_ALSA, Sound_Std_COUNT } |
Sound standards supported on Linux (OSS and ALSA). More... | |
| enum | Sound_Mode { Sound_Mode_OUTPUT, Sound_Mode_INPUT, Sound_Mode_FULLDUPLEX, Sound_Mode_COUNT } |
Sound device driver opened for reading, writing or both. More... | |
| enum | Sound_Input { Sound_Input_MIC, Sound_Input_LINE, Sound_Input_COUNT } |
Sound inputs. More... | |
Functions | |
| Sound_Handle | Sound_create (Sound_Attrs *attrs) |
| Creates a Sound device driver instance. | |
| Int | Sound_write (Sound_Handle hSound, Buffer_Handle hBuf) |
| Write a buffer to the sound output. This function can only be called if the driver was opened for writing. | |
| Int | Sound_read (Sound_Handle hSound, Buffer_Handle hBuf) |
| Fill a buffer from the sound input. This function can only be called if the driver was opened for reading. | |
| Int | Sound_delete (Sound_Handle hSound) |
| Deletes a Sound device driver instance. | |
Variables | |
| const Sound_Attrs | Sound_Attrs_STEREO_DEFAULT |
| Default attributes for a stereo Sound device driver. | |
| const Sound_Attrs | Sound_Attrs_MONO_DEFAULT |
| Default attributes for a mono Sound device driver. |
Implements an interface to the sound device driver. This will allow you to read and write data to the sound device driver. Typical usage of this module (mono loopback example, no error checking):
#include <xdc/std.h> #include <ti/sdo/dmai/Dmai.h> #include <ti/sdo/dmai/Sound.h> #include <ti/sdo/dmai/Buffer.h> Buffer_Attrs bAttrs = Buffer_Attrs_DEFAULT; Sound_Attrs sAttrs = Sound_Attrs_MONO_DEFAULT; Buffer_Handle hBuf; Sound_Handle hSound; Dmai_init(); hBuf = Buffer_create(1024, &bAttrs); hSound = Sound_create(&sAttrs); while (1) { Sound_read(hSound, hBuf); // Process read data in hBuf. Sound_write(hSound, hBuf); } Sound_delete(hSound); Buffer_delete(hBuf);
| #define Sound_MAXDEVNAME 20 |
Max number of characters in the sound device name.
| typedef struct Sound_Object* Sound_Handle |
Handle through which to reference a Sound device driver.
| typedef struct Sound_Attrs Sound_Attrs |
Attributes used to create a Sound device driver instance.
| enum Sound_Std |
| enum Sound_Mode |
| enum Sound_Input |
| Sound_Handle Sound_create | ( | Sound_Attrs * | attrs | ) |
Creates a Sound device driver instance.
| [in] | attrs | Sound_Attrs to use for creating the Sound device driver instance. |
| Handle | for use in subsequent operations (see Sound_Handle). | |
| NULL | for failure. |
| Int Sound_write | ( | Sound_Handle | hSound, | |
| Buffer_Handle | hBuf | |||
| ) |
Write a buffer to the sound output. This function can only be called if the driver was opened for writing.
| [in] | hSound | The Sound_Handle to write to. |
| [in] | hBuf | The Buffer_Handle of the buffer to write to the sound device driver. |
| Dmai_EOK | for success. | |
| Negative value | for failure, see Dmai.h. |
| Int Sound_read | ( | Sound_Handle | hSound, | |
| Buffer_Handle | hBuf | |||
| ) |
Fill a buffer from the sound input. This function can only be called if the driver was opened for reading.
| [in] | hSound | The Sound_Handle to read from. |
| [in] | hBuf | The Buffer_Handle of the buffer to fill using the sound device driver. |
| Dmai_EOK | for success. | |
| Negative value | for failure, see Dmai.h. |
| Int Sound_delete | ( | Sound_Handle | hSound | ) |
Deletes a Sound device driver instance.
| [in] | hSound | The Sound_Handle to delete. |
| Dmai_EOK | for success. | |
| Negative value | for failure, see Dmai.h. |
Default attributes for a stereo Sound device driver.
sampleRate = 44100, channels = 2, leftGain = 100, rightGain = 100, mode = Sound_Mode_FULLDUPLEX, soundInput = Sound_Input_MIC, bufSize = 4096,
Default attributes for a mono Sound device driver.
sampleRate = 8000, channels = 1, leftGain = 100, rightGain = 100, mode = Sound_Mode_FULLDUPLEX, soundInput = Sound_Input_MIC, bufSize = 4096,


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[gecode-users] If then type constraints
Malcolm Ryan
malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
Mon Mar 10 09:14:00 CET 2008
I've discovered that I can do what I want by posting BExprs anyway,
and never have to create all those reified Booleans. Yay.
Malcolm
On 10/03/2008, at 6:42 PM, Mikael Zayenz Lagerkvist wrote:
> For all reified constraints that I can think of, instantiating the
> "base" variables will also mean that the Boolean variable will get
> instantiated. However, if you build more complicated expressions with
> the Booleans and additional intermediate variables, then these might
> not be instantiated. For example, think of the following constraint
> system
> IntVar x;
> BoolVar IsA, IsB, Neither;
> x = a <=> IsA;
> x = b <=> IsB;
> IsA \/ IsB \/ Neither;
> The variable Neither will not be instantiated if x is instantiated to
> a or b (it can be either true or false, the constraints are satisfied
> either way).
>
> Cheers,
> Mikael
>
> On Mon, Mar 10, 2008 at 5:05 AM, Malcolm Ryan <malcolmr at cse.unsw.edu.au
> > wrote:
>> If I use reification like this, do I have to write my search code so
>> that it instantiates all the booleans as well as all the 'normal'
>> variables? Or can I rely on the fact that once all the 'normal'
>> variables are instantiated all the booleans should also be
>> instantiated.
>>
>> Malcolm
>>
>>
>>
>> On 06/03/2008, at 4:15 PM, Christian Schulte wrote:
>>
>>> Use reification, that's clumsy but works. So, with minimodeling
>>> support it
>>> should be something like (~ reifies a linear relation, && is
>>> conjunction,
>>> imp is implication, and tt means that the statement must be true):
>>> post(home, tt(imp(~(v1 == 2),~(v2 != 1) && ~(v3 != 3)));
>>> or directly:
>>> BoolVar b1(home,0,1), b2(home,0,1), b3(home,0,1), b23(home,
>>> 0,1);
>>> rel(home, v1, IRT_EQ, 2, b1);
>>> rel(home, v2, IRT_NQ, 1, b2);
>>> rel(home, v3, IRT_NQ, 3, b3);
>>> rel(home, b2, BOT_AND, b3, b23);
>>> rel(home, b1, BOT_IMP, b23, 1);
>>>
>>> Or check whether extensional constraints work for you.
>>>
>>> Christian
>>>
>>> --
>>> Christian Schulte, www.ict.kth.se/~cschulte/
>>>
>>>
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>>> From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On
>>> Behalf
>>> Of Debdeep Banerjee
>>> Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 3:03 PM
>>> To: users at gecode.org
>>> Cc: users at gecode.org
>>> Subject: [gecode-users] If then type constraints
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>> How do I model if-then style constraints ? What I want to do is post
>>> constraints if a variable is assigned a particular value. For
>>> example
>>> say I have variable set V { v1, v2, v3} and each of them has the
>>> domain
>>> {1,2,3}. what I want to achieve is
>>> if v1== 2 then
>>> v2 !=1 /\ v3 !=3
>>>
>>> I know I can do this using a custom propagator, but is there any
>>> other way ?
>>>
>>> With regards
>>> Debdeep
>>>
>>> --
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>>> PhD Candidate
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US troop presence in Japan a concern: Russia's Lavrov
NAGOYA, Japan: The presence of US soldiers on Japanese soil is hindering closer ties between Tokyo and Russia and remains of concern to Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Saturday (Nov 23).
There are some 54,000 American personnel stationed in Japan as part of a mutual security pact between the two countries, according to the US military.
Speaking on the sidelines of a G20 foreign ministers' meeting held in Nagoya, central Japan, Lavrov said these troops were "of course a problem on the road to improving the quality of Russia-Japanese relations".
He said Moscow's concerns "over its own security stemming from the presence, development and constant reinforcement of the US-Japan political and military alliance" had been transmitted to the Japanese side, who had "promised to react".
"We will await their response and continue discussions," said Lavrov.
The two countries are locked in negotiations to conclude a peace treaty they never signed to end hostilities after World War II.
Talks are deadlocked by a dispute over four islands, between the Sea of Okhotsk and the Pacific Ocean, seized by the Soviet army in the last days of World War II.
The string of volcanic islands are called the Kurils by Russia and the Northern Territories by Japan.
Japan considers the four islands part of their territory.
Last November, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe agreed to accelerate talks towards formally ending their World War II hostilities.
They said they would resume talks on the basis of a 1956 declaration that restored diplomatic relations between Japan and the Soviet Union.
At that time, the USSR offered to give Japan the two smallest islands in exchange for agreeing to a treaty and Moscow keeping the bigger islands.
This deal was annulled by the Soviet Union in 1960 after Tokyo and Washington signed a cooperation accord.
"Let me remind you when the 1956 declaration was being negotiated, the USSR said that it could only be fully implemented if there was an end to US presence in Japan," said Lavrov.


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by Special CorrespondentChief Minister V. Narayanasamy inaugurated a three-day regional-level science exhibition for school students at the Jeevanantham Government Higher Secondary School on Monday.
The Chief Minister, who was accompanied by Education Minister Kamalakannan and MLA John Kumar, surveyed the exhibits displayed by the students and also interacted with them on various models.
P. T. Rudra Goud, Director of School Education, school principals/headmasters and staff were present.
Students showcased a range of exhibits — from solar-powered car to an excavator model to rescue persons trapped deep in borewells.
The exhibition featured 340 scientific models developed by teams involving over a thousand students. The expo is also attracting a large number of visitors, including schoolchildren.
The annual science exhibition to select ‘youth scientists’ from across the Union Territory is held as a two stage competition — regional and State level.
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The State-level science exhibition will get under way at the same venue on November 21.


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NOTTING HILL 1999 A film review by Timothy Voon Copyright 1999 Timothy Voon 4 out of 5 for a fairy tale romance
Director: Roger Michell Cast: Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant, Mischa Barton, Hugh Bonneville, Rhys Ifans, Tim McInnerny, Sally Phillips Screenplay: Richard Curtis.
When I was asked to see this movie with a friend, my initial reaction was ‘not Hugh Grant!' I was perhaps wrong to be so harsh, but after his insidious flirtation with a street hooker, I just could not picture him in any romantic lead.
What makes this movie a wonderful experience is not the fact it stars Hugh, but because it stars Julia and carries with it a brilliantly written script. This writer Richard Curtis, whose exceptional first work ‘Four Weddings and Funeral' shows us that he is a master in the domain of the romantic comedy, with splashes of drama thrown in between.
Hugh and his hair, is almost identical to the character that made him famous in ‘Four Weddings'. He plays an ordinary guy who is down and out on his luck. Unfortunately, he is type cast in this role, but fortunately it works well for him in this movie. If only he would dither a little less. Julia knows this role well. The glamorous movie star who is searching for true love. There are moments in this movie, that you almost weep for her pain felt loneliness. How sad it must be to be so wealthy and beautiful, but to have no one to share it with.
The writer deals with difficult issues of love and social class on various levels. How differences in social standing can make it almost impossible for love to grow in such a harsh environment. How the media can be as cruel as it can be attentive, and how fulfilment in life and love can be found in forgiveness and sacrifice.
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Food has been front and center in our relationship,
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But every so often you’ll find posts dedicated to the inspirations themselves, and sometimes those inspirations will not be food related. We hope you enjoy those posts just the same! Some of our favorite inspirations are below, but you can also subscribe to receive regular updates on what’s inspiring us. Or shoot us a comment below about your greatest foodspirations to be featured!
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PDX
Let’s be honest: Portland is a food heaven. Good food and drink is such an integral part of the city’s culture. Incredibly delicious food is (usually) incredibly affordable and can be found often only a few minutes in any direction. The emphasis on alternative eating in this city is unmatched by anywhere else we’ve been. Plus our ice cream addiction is constantly enabled.
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BY
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The tip of the iceberg on our quest to a healthier lifestyle! After experiencing some severe stomach problems in January of this year, I brought this book home from Kitchen Kaboodle (my lovely current place of employment), and read it cover to cover in my first step toward improving my health. While we haven’t adapted an all raw lifestyle, we’ve become far more conscious about the foods we put in our bodies and have incorporated a greater amount veggies and raw foods into our diet. You’ll be seeing a lot of raw-inspired recipes on the blog!
TRAVEL
We’ve got a lot of travelling together left to do, but our mutual love of travel is definitely a major inspiration. Both abroad -- Puerto Rico / the UK / Japan -- and stateside -- Seattle / Walla Walla, WA / Astoria, OR -- we love to indulge in the local culinary eats. We always bring back ideas for new recipes as our souvenirs.
GADGETS
One of the perks of working at a kitchen supply store is all the access to great cookware, utensils, and gadgets. And once I’ve got one in my hands, I want to use it! From spiralizer to cheese cloth to cast iron, a lot of our recipes are inspired from the excellent tools we have at our disposal.
LEFTOVERS
Spaghetti pie. Stale tortilla chip enchilada casserole. Pasta frittata. Need we say more?


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couple of weeks to a couple of months, with a
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Give them the environment and support they need,
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conveying information to and within a development
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var info = hostedGitInfo.fromUrl("git@github.com:npm/hosted-git-info.git", opts)
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strings (`git@github.com:npm/hosted-git-info) and shortcuts (eg,
github:npm/hosted-git-info). Github specifically, is detected in the case
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to be a part of the contract. The contract is that it will
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factory. Options
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Given the path of a file relative to the repository, returns a URL for
directly fetching it from the githost. If no committish was set then
master
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would return https://raw.githubusercontent.com/npm/hosted-git-info/v1.0.0/package.json
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Returns the default output type. The default output type is based on the string you passed in to be parsed
Uses the getDefaultRepresentation to call one of the other methods to get a URL for
this resource. As such hostedGitInfo.fromUrl(url).toString()
will give
you a normalized version of the URL that still uses the same protocol.
Shortcuts will still be returned as shortcuts, but the special case github
form of org/project
will be normalized to github:org/project
.
SSH connect strings will be normalized into git+ssh
URLs.
Currently this supports Github, Bitbucket and Gitlab. Pull requests for additional hosts welcome.


Key Biscayne is an island and city in Miami-Dade County, Florida. It is located immediately south of Miami Beach and connected to the City of Miami via the Rickenbacker Causeway, a 5.5 mile long bridge.
Key Biscayne is a favorite first stop for many cruising sailors coming up from the Caribbean, but clearance/immigration procedures must first be handled at the nearby Miami Seaport.
Like the rest of southern Florida, Key Biscayne maintains summertime temperatures year-round, but it is often the first of the surrounding area to be evacuated when Atlantic hurricanes approach.
This is NOT a recognized Port of Entry by the US Customs and Border Protection.
See USA Formalities for full details on clearing into and out of the USA.
If you are arriving from abroad, customs clearance and immigration procedures must be conducted in the nearby Miami Seaport.
There are shoals around Key Biscayne and care should be exercised while navigating in this area.
Various anchorages exist on the west side of the island. There is a hurricane harbour (appropriately named "Hurricane Harbor") on the west side of Key Biscayne; however, only shallow draught vessels can access the inner harbour. All other vessels can anchor north of a prominent sandbar near Nixon Beach for the best protection from weather.
There are two other mooring fields, which are reported to be viable storm moorings. One to the southwest of Crandon Park Marina, and another in a large bay to the northeast of Rickenbacker Marina. Both are regularly maintained by divers.
Last updated September 2016.


jsonschema2pojo uses the structural rules present in a JSON Schema document to generate DTO style Java classes.
| Attribute | Description | Required |
| source | The input JSON schema. | Yes |
| targetDirectory | The directory that generated .java source files will be saved to. | Yes |
| annotationStyle | The style of annotations to use in the generated Java types. Supported values:
|
No (default JACKSON2 ) |
| classNamePrefix | Whether to add a prefix to generated classes | No (default "" ) |
| classNameSuffix | Whether to add a suffix to generated classes | No (default "" ) |
| fileExtensions | A string containing file extensions that should be considered full extensions and therefore ignored when generating classnames. | No (default "" (none)) |
| classpath | Additional classpath to use. Any path elements provided here will be added to the classpath when this task is invoked.
If a support for filesets/filelists/dirsets etc is required, this property can also be set as a nested element like: <jsonschema2pojo ... <classpath> <fileset dir="custom-libs"> <include name="**/*.jar" /> </fileset> </classpath> <jsonschema2pojo/> |
No |
| classpathRef | Additional classpath to use, given as a reference to a path defined elsewhere. Can be used in conjuction with the classpath option (the result is the union of all paths). |
No |
| customAnnotator |
A fully qualified class name, referring to a custom annotator class that implements If you want to use the custom annotator alone, set |
No |
| customRuleFactory |
A fully qualified class name, referring to a custom rule factory class that extends By specifying a custom implementation you can customize most aspects of code generation by returning custom instances of rules. |
No |
| generateBuilders | Whether to generate builder-style methods of the form withXxx(value) (that return this ), alongside the standard, void-return setters. |
No (default false ) |
| includeAccessors | Whether to include getters/setters or to omit these accessor methods and create public fields instead. | No (default true ) |
| includeAdditionalProperties | Whether to allow 'additional properties' support in objects. Setting this to false will disable additional properties support, regardless of the input schema(s). | No (default true ) |
| includeDynamicAccessors | Whether to include dynamic getters, setters, and builders or to omit these methods. | No (default false ) |
| includeConstructors | Whether to generate constructors for generated Java types | No (default false ) |
| constructorsRequiredPropertiesOnly | Whether generated constructors should have parameters for all properties, or only required ones. | No (default false ) |
| includeHashcodeAndEquals | Whether to use include hashCode and equals methods in generated Java types. |
No (default true ) |
| includeJsr303Annotations | Whether to include JSR-303/349 annotations (for schema rules like minimum, maximum, etc) in generated Java types.
Schema rules and the annotation they produce:
@Valid to support validation of an entire document tree.
|
No (default false ) |
| includeToString | Whether to use include a toString method in generated Java types. |
No (default true ) |
| initializeCollections | Whether to initialize Set and List fields as empty collections, or leave them as null . |
Yes (default true ) |
| outputEncoding | The character encoding that should be used when writing the generated Java source files. | No (default UTF-8 ) |
| parcelable | **EXPERIMENTAL** Whether to make the generated types 'parcelable' (for Android development). | No (default false ) |
| serializable | Whether to make the generated types 'serializable'. | No (default false ) |
| propertyWordDelimiters | A string containing any characters that should act as word delimiters when choosing Java bean property names. | No (default "- _" (hyphen, space, underscore)) |
| removeOldOutput | Whether to empty the target directory before generation occurs, to clear out all source files that have been generated previously.
Be warned, when activated this option will cause jsonschema2pojo to indiscriminately delete the entire contents of the target directory (all files and folders) before it begins generating sources. |
No (default JSONSCHEMA ) |
| skip | Whether to skip type generation entirely (useful when set via a build property to allow quick disabling of this task using a command line property). | No (default false ) |
| sourceType | The type of input documents that will be read
Supported values:
|
No (default JSONSCHEMA ) |
| targetPackage | Package name used for generated Java classes (for types where a fully qualified name has not been supplied in the schema using the 'javaType' property). | No |
| useCommonsLang3 | Whether to use commons-lang 3.x imports instead of commons-lang 2.x imports when adding equals, hashCode and toString methods. | No (default false ) |
| useDoubleNumbers | Whether to use the java type double (or Double ) instead of float (or Float ) when representing the JSON Schema type 'number'. |
No (default true ) |
| useBigDecimals | Whether to use the java type BigDecimal instead of float (or java.lang.Float ) when representing the JSON Schema type 'number'. Note that this overrides useDoubleNumbers . |
No (default false ) |
| useJodaDates | Whether to use org.joda.time.DateTime instead of java.util.Date when adding date-time type fields to generated Java types. |
No (default false ) |
| useJodaLocalDates | Whether to use org.joda.time.LocalDate instead of java.lang.String when adding string fields with format date to generated Java types. |
No (default false ) |
| useJodaLocalTimes | Whether to use org.joda.time.LocalTime instead of java.lang.String when adding string fields with format time to generated Java types. |
No (default false ) |
| useLongIntegers | Whether to use the java type long (or Long ) instead of int (or Integer ) when representing the JSON Schema type 'integer'. |
No (default false ) |
| useBigIntegers | Whether to use the java type BigInteger instead of int (or java.lang.Integer ) when representing the JSON Schema type 'integer'. Note that this overrides useLongIntegers . |
No (default false ) |
| usePrimitives | Whether to use primitives (long , double , boolean ) instead of wrapper types where possible when generating bean properties (has the side-effect of making those. |
No (default false ) |
| targetVersion | The target version for generated source files. | No (default 1.6 ) |
| dateTimeType | The java type to use instead of java.util.Date when adding date-time type fields to generated Java types.
|
No |
| dateType | The java type to use instead of java.lang.String when adding string fields with format date to generated Java types.
|
No |
| timeType | The java type to use instead of java.lang.String when adding string fields with format time to generated Java types.
|
No |
<taskdef name="jsonschema2pojo" classname="org.jsonschema2pojo.ant.Jsonschema2PojoTask"> <classpath> <!-- classpath only required if jars have *NOT* been added to $ANT_HOME/lib --> <fileset dir="my-downloaded-libs"> <include name="**/*.jar" /> </fileset> </classpath> </taskdef> <target name="generate"> <jsonschema2pojo source="address.json" targetDirectory="build/generated-types" targetPackage="com.example"/> </target>
The above uses the taskdef task to make the jsonschema2pojo task available. The generate target invokes the jsonschema2pojo task to generate java classes based on an input schema called address.json.