This tool creates a surface that shows the slope of the input elevation data. Slope represents the rate of change of elevation for each digital elevation model (DEM) cell.
The elevation layer from which slope will be calculated.
Enter a z-factor.
The z-factor is a scaling factor used to convert the elevation values for two purposes:
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The name of the layer that will be created in My Content and added to the map. The default name is based on the tool name and the input layer name. If the layer already exists, you will be prompted to provide another name.
You can specify the name of a folder in My Content where the result will be saved using the Save result in drop-down box.


Anchor Element
Default Anchor Element
Default Anchor Element w/title attribute
Placeholder
Placeholder with tabindex="0"
Anchor Element w/Role of Button
Target
Anchor Element w/Role of Button & or Download Attribute
Note:
Links with s role="button"
attribute require additional JavaScript to replicate the keyboard controls of a real button.


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collect_input_data.Rmd
To create crop distribution maps with SPAMc, various sources of data are required, including national and subnational agricultural statistics, cropland exent, map of irrigated areas and spatially explicit information on economic and bio-physical suitability. This Section provides an overview of which raw data needs to be collected and where to store them so the can be used by SPAMc as input. Details on how this data will be processed so they can be used as input into SPAMc are discussed in the articles on Processing subnational statistics and Processing spatial data.
Raw data is stored in the raw_data
folder. When the SPAMc is setup, you can specify the location of this folder. The default setting is to put it in the main SPAMc folder but you also have the possibility to create anywhere else(e.g. a data server or external drive). This might be convenient when you have limited capacity on your local harddrive to store the often large global spatial data (i.e. several gigabytes!) files from which country data is clipped.
For practical reasons, we use separate subfolders for each data source (Table 1). The only exception is the subnational agricultural statistics, which are all stored in one folder. The raw data subfolders are automatically created when SPAMc is setup and therefore the names cannot be changed. However, if alternative and more detailed information is available from national sources (e.g. cropland map) a new folder can be created in the raw_data
folder to store the data.
As you probably have not gone through the process of setting up the model, you can either create a temporary raw data folder structure (Table 1) and copy the data to the SPAMc folder later or setup the model first and save all the data directly in the correct location. In any case, the location of the raw data folder can be changed at any times so there is some flexibility.
# TODO ADD raw_data structure.
#TODO add table with all data and sources - use table from paper
National crop and price statistics are taken from FAOSTAT and AQUASTAT.
The FAOSTAT crops database is used as a source of data for all crops for which no subnational statistics are available. It is also used to scale all the subnational information so that they add up to the FAOSTAT national totals, which is useful when SPAMc output is used in simulation models like GLOBIOM, which use FAOSTAT as primary source of information and require a consistent data approach.
Download the All Data Normalized file (Production_Crops_E_All_Data_(Normalized).zip
) from the FAOSTAT Crops statistics website here and save it in the data\raw\faostat
folder.
Unzip the file, which creates the file Production_Crops_E_All_Data_(Normalized).csv
. Rename the file using the following format YYYYMMDD_faostat_crops.csv
In the Malawi example we use: 20200303_faostat_crops.csv
The FAOSTAT Prices database is used to calculate the potential revenue at each grid cell, which is uses to determine the fitness score/priors.
Download the All Data Normalized file (Prices_E_All_Data_(Normalized).zip
) from the FAOSTAT Producer Prices Anual statistics website here and save it in the data/raw/faostat
folder.
Unzip the file, which creates the file Prices_E_All_Data_(Normalized).csv
. Rename the file using the following format YYYYMMDD_faostat_prices.csv
In this case we use: 20200303_faostat_prices.csv
Data from AQUASTAT is used to inform the share of irrigated crops in a country. If there are better (national) sources of information to determine this, they can be used as a substitute for the AQUASTAT data.
Download the irrigation data from AQUASTAT. As AQUASTAT does not offer a bulk download option, the the easiest way is to go the AQUASTAT database here, tick the irrigation and drainage development
box under variables and tick the target country. Click submit
and then save the file by selecting csv (flat)
on top of the page. Save this file in the data/aquastat
folder. The name is not relevant so you can pick any name.
Unfortunately, the AQUASTAT csv file contains several empty lines and mixes up statistics and meta-data, which requires a bit of manual cleaning. Open the csv file in Excel and copy all contents to a new file, remove the empty lines in the beginning (the contents of cell A1 should now be Area
) and remove the all rows starting with metadata:
at the bottom of the file or (even better) copy the meta-data to a new worksheet called metadata
. Rename the worksheet with the cleaned AQUASTAT data data
and save it in using the following format, YYYYMMDD_aquastat_irrigation.xlsx
, in the Malawi case 20200303_aquastat_irrigation.xlsx
Availability of subnational statistics greatly improve the crop allocation process in SPAMc. Four pieces of information are needed:
As explained in Chapter @ref(blocks), to demarcate the area where crops can be allocated a cropland extent is needed. To account for the uncertainty in the cropland extent, a synergy cropland map is constructed. There are two options to obtain this type of map. The first is to take an existing product that is available for 2010, which can be readily used as input. A second option is to construct a country specific synergy cropland extent. The latter might be preferred if high-quality country specific cropland maps are available. We explain both options below.
If SPAM is used to produce crop distribution maps for around 2010, it is possible to use a global synergy map produced by Lu et al. (2020). This map was also used by for the global SPAM2010 (@ Yu et al. 2020). The map, with a resolution of 500x500 meter, is constructed by means of the Self-adapting statistics allocation model (SASAM), which combines and ranks five different global cropland products: GlobeLand30, CCI-LC, GlobCover 2009, MODIS C5, and the Unified Cropland Layer, as well as several region cropland products, e.g. CORINE land cover for Europe for cropland maps for Australia and China. After harmonization of cropland classes, resolution and projection, cropland area statistics from FAOSTAT are used to rank the cropland maps and construct a scoring table that reflects the agreement among the datasets. In addition, maps are produced that contain the medium and maximum cropland area per grid cell.
Sources: http://data.ess.tsinghua.edu.cn/ data at 250 m for 2001 and 2010! Wang, J., C. Li., P. Gong. 2015. “Adaptively weighted decision fusion in 30 m land-cover mapping with Landsat and MODIS data.” International Journal of Remote Sensing 36 (14): 3659-3674.
JRC dataset mentioned by ulrike and Yating
SPAM requires spatially-explicit information on the location of irrigated area or areas equipped for irrigation. We combine two sources of information: (1) the Global Map of Irrigated Areas (GMIA) version 5 (???), which presents the location of the area equipped for irrigation at the 5 arcmin resolution and the Global Irrigation Areas map (GIA) (???), which depicts irrigated area at a resolution of 30 arcsec.
To download the GMIA Visit the GMIA website here and click the Download the Global Map of Irrigation Areas - version 5.0 - area equipped for irrigation expressed in hectares per cell
.
Unzip and save the file in the data/raw/gmia
folder. The name of the file should be (???).
1 To download the GIA, visit the gia data repository here and download the zip file.
data/raw/gia
folder, not in a subfolder.Spatially explicit information on the biophysical suitability and related potential yield of crops is a key factor to inform the allocation of crops in SPAM. We use data the latest version of the global agro-ecological zones (GAEZ) data (version 3.0) as a source of information.1 More information about the GAEZ can be found here. As downloading bulk information from this website is problematic, we stored the relevant GAEZ maps in a data repository.
data/raw/gaez
folder.We use global maps of travel time to major cities as a proxy for accesibility of cropland. To take into account changes in infrastructure over time, we use two products that each represent a different period. Nelson (2008) presents a global travel time map for 2000 and Weiss et al. (2018) presents a comparable product for 2015. SPAM selects the older product if the model is run for using data before 2008, the midpoint between the two maps. So in case SPAM is run for 2008 or later, there is no need to download the map produced by Nelson (2008).
processed/data/travel_time_2015
folder (make sure to remove any subfolder).2 If relevant, download the Accessibility to cities 2000 map from here, unzip and all files in in the processed/data/travel_time_2000
folder (make sure to remove any subfolder).
We use to two sources of information to create a map of a country’s rural population. The first is WorldPop, which presents time series for gridded population. WorldPop maps were generated by applying a machine learning approach to downscale subnational population information. The second source is the Global Rural-Urban Mapping Project (GRUMPv1), which present polygon information on urban areas that are identified by the extent of the nighttime lights and approximated urban extents (circles) based on buffered settlement points.2 SPAM combines the Worldpop and GRUMP datasets to create a map of rural population.
processed/data/grump
folder.Lu, Miao, Wenbin Wu, Liangzhi You, Linda See, Steffen Fritz, Qiangyi Yu, Yanbing Wei, Di Chen, Peng Yang, and Bing Xue. 2020. “A cultivated planet in 2010: 1. the global synergy cropland map.” Earth System Science Data. https://doi.org/doi.org/10.5194/essd-2020-12.
Nelson, A. 2008. “Travel time to major cities: a global map of accessibility.” Global Environment Monitoring Unit, Joint Research Centre of the European Commission. http://forobs.jrc.ec.europa.eu/products/gam/.
Weiss, D. J., A. Nelson, H. S. Gibson, W. Temperley, S. Peedell, A. Lieber, M. Hancher, et al. 2018. “A global map of travel time to cities to assess inequalities in accessibility in 2015.” Nature 553 (7688): 333–36. https://doi.org/10.1038/nature25181.
Yu, Qiangyi, Liangzhi You, Ulrike Wood-Sichra, Yating Ru, Alison K. B. Joglekar, Steffen Fritz, Wei Xiong, Wenbin Wu, and Peng Yang. 2020. “A cultivated planet in 2010: 2. the global gridded agricultural production maps.” Earth System Science Data. https://doi.org/https://doi.org/10.5194/essd-2020-11.
It is expected that the results for GAEZv4 will be published soon. We will update this section when new data is available.↩
GRUMP is a somewhat outdated product as it presents data for the year 1995. We aim to replace it by a more recent source (???).↩
WordPop also offers the possibility to download individual country maps at a resolution of 100mx100m. These files are relatively much larger, in particular for large countries like China and are not required as we will aggregate the population maps to 30 arcsec - the current highest SPAM resolution.↩


readme
github
* please note this component doesn't support https yet
Trades web socket
Total currency trades for last 50 trades.
For the last n trades, we calculate the total currency bought minus the total sold.


Introduction To
UPnP AV
What is UPnP
A set of networking protocols to allow devices to discover and interact with each other
What is UPnP AV?
An extension to UPnP which adds support for devices such as TVs, stereos, MP3 or CD players and even picture frames.
What's the problem being solved?
- You have all your music and videos on your computer
- You have your nice screen and speakers in your living room
- How do I get my music and videos to play on my TV?
What makes up a UPnP AV System?
- MediaServer
- MediaRenderer
- ControlPoint
How does that fit into the example?
- MediaServer: Computer
- MediaRenderer: TV
- ControlPoint: TV or Computer or Something Else
What are the problems with UPnP AV?
- Multicast
- Very generic, implementers have to make lots of choices
How is it different to DLNA?
- DLNA is derived from UPnP AV
- A smaller subset of functionality, with less flexibility
Where will I see DLNA?
Smart TVs, Windows, NAS, PS3, Xbox...


For loop problem set.
1. Print numbers from -10 to 19
2. Print even numbers from 10 to 40
3. Print odd numbers from 300 to 333
4. Print numbers divisable by 5 and 3 from 5 to 50
(In console)


The twilight of the cold warriors
Ronin A Film Review By Michael Redman Copyright 1998 By Michael Redman
*** (Out of ****)
The people who completely devote themselves to a leader or a cause live with a double-edged sword. In one sense their life is easy. They are positive about what is right and justified in doing anything and everything to achieve their goal. On the other hand, if that to which they are dedicated disappears, they are lost, without purpose.
In ancient Japan these rogues were called Ronin. Nowadays they are called former CIA and KGB agents.
When a Japanese feudal lord was killed, his samurai were masterless and often roamed the countryside selling their skills to the highest bidders. In Ronin, after the fall of the Soviet Union, the modern homeless samurai become criminals-for-hire.
Ex-CIA operative Sam (Robert De Niro) is recruited by comely Irish lass Deirdre (Natascha McElhone) to help engineer a high jacking. No one knows much about the job. For Seamus (Jonathan Pryce), an unseen employer with an unknown motive, he's supposed to steal a metallic box with a mystery content from an unknowable number of men who are somewhere. Sam doesn't care about the details: he's in it for the bucks.
In Paris, he's joined by ex-KGB computer expert Gregor (Stellan Skarsgard), weapons specialist Spence (Sean Bean), driver Larry (Skipp Sudduth) and their local French connection Vincent (Jean Reno). Slowly they find out more about their mission but never more than they need to know and often not even that much.
The heist becomes more complex than they expected when they have to race an unidentified group of Russians to the prize while entangled in betrayal, double and triple-crosses. The audience rarely knows anything more about what is going on than do the participants. Like the owls in "Twin Peaks", no one is what they seem.
In the early sixties, director John Frankenheimer gave us two masterpieces of political suspense, "The Manchurian Candidate" and "Seven Days In May". This film doesn't live up to its ancestors, but there are aspects that make a strong stab at it.
"Ronin" has an odd feel throughout. The colors are severely muted, as if it were shot entirely at twilight on an extremely hazy day. This lends itself to an indistinct visual aspect that mirrors the hazy plot. It also makes it look like a washed-out film from decades ago.
As is to be expected in action films, there are plenty of car chases, but they are the strangest that I can remember. Even though there are explosions and wrecks galore as a shoot-out takes place racing against traffic on an expressway, they are remarkably unspectacular.
Huge trucks overturn and explode, but they're only onscreen for a second. Cars flip over and over but are only seen out of the corner of your eye. This is contrary to the current style of focusing on the disasters, seeing them over and over from different points of view. Although this imparts a participatory feeling to the action -- after all, if you're in a speeding car you're not going to spend a lot of time looking in the rear view mirror -- there's a lack of spectacle which leaves the audience wanting something with a little more oomph.
There's a coldness to the characters that doesn't allow us to get to know any of them very well. This makes some sense as people in their particular profession can't afford to let too much out or get very involved. But this prevents the audience from caring much about them. The one time where the detachment does work well is when Sam kisses Deirdre to fool passing police. The ice princess' passionate response has more impact because it is the only time during the movie that she lets loose with any emotion.
Sam's friendship with Vincent is one of the few human relationships in the film.  In the world of the Ronin, you take it where you can get it but you also know that the next time you meet up, you might be on opposite sides.
The success of the film lies mostly in the strength of the actors. De Niro is always a master on screen. His weary but dedicated Sam is exactly what he should be. Although he's made some questionable choices in his career ("Mission Impossible", "Godzilla"), Reno has a face and presence made for movies. He's the tough guy that you want to like. The rest of the players are equally up to the task although you'll find yourself desiring a bit more warmth.
The script, by an uncredited David Mamet, is nothing exceptional but his short repetitive style fits well in the mouths of the men without a past or future. The Nice streets and French countryside offer plenty to look at and provide a picturesque backdrop to the story.
Although it only runs two hours, the film seems long. The car chases are excessive and become tiresome after a while. Some of them could have been left on the cutting room floor to leave room for character development.
The end of the cold war resulted in a calmer world, but after seeing "Ronin", you are left to wonder how many of these loose cannons are running around out there. I suppose they'll find new masters in time. Let's hope that they end up working for the good guys…whoever the good guys are.
(Michael Redman has written this column for over 23 years and is currently soaking his feet after the Lotus Festival experience. Congratulations to all involved in one of the best events that Bloomington has to offer<EMAIL_ADDRESS>will probably get important electrons to him.)
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Ground Football
DATE: 4th-13th July,2018
DURATION: 1.30pm onwards
VENUE: Supari Talao, MT Carmel Road, BANDRA (W)
GROUP STAGE
The tournament ended with the final game between BE Prod and SE Comps on the 13th of July
in which BE Prod emerged victorius, the score at full-time being 1-0.
TOURNAMENT RESULT:
1. BE PRODUCTION
2. SE COMPUTERS
3. BE ELECTRONICS
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Carrom
DATE: 28th July,2018
VENUE: College Gymkhana
The format of the tournament was best of three. The order of the matches were:
1.SINGLES
2.DOUBLES
3.SINGLES
This tournament was open for both boys and girls.
GIRLS FIRST PLACE: BE ELEX
BOYS FIRST PLACE: BE PROD
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Cook Out manager who was fired after cop was refused service says employees followed store policy
by Michael BartiromoA fast-food restaurant in North Carolina reportedly fired two employees after a police officer was refused service last week, but one of the women who was terminated says there’s much more to the story.
Taren Woods, the on-duty manager at the Cook Out in Roxboro, said she was in the back of the restaurant when Sgt. Kenneth Horton of the Roxboro Police stopped by after midnight on Nov. 7, in uniform. Woods admits she didn’t see the interaction between the cashier and Horton — who was refused service by the cashier — but claims that all employees adhered to the company policy.
BURGER KING 'MISTAKE' COST FRANCHISEE MILLIONS: 'WE SCREWED UP'
According to Woods, who spoke with WNCN, the cashier did refuse to take Sgt. Horton’s order, but excused herself and asked a fellow employee to step in at the register — which Woods says is company policy.
The Cook Out manager said the officer then requested to know why the first cashier wouldn’t help him, before leaving the restaurant.
“I didn’t know … it was that serious until the next day I heard the cashier got fired because she didn’t take the cop’s order,” Woods told WNCN, adding that she only learned that she, too, was fired upon arriving at work the following day.
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“[The district manager] told me he had to let me go because I didn’t take control of the situation, saying how I should have gone outside to take the cop’s order,” Woods further alleged. “Mind you it was midnight and policy states that we’re not allowed outside the building after 9:45. So why would I go outside to chase down a cop?”
A representative for Cook Out was not immediately available to confirm Woods’ account, or the stipulations of the store policy.
Roxboro Police had originally shared news of at least one employee’s firing on Monday, after news of Horton’s visit began circulating on social media.
"We're saddened that an employee denied service to a police officer. We promote unity," Roxboro Police Chief David Hess told WTVD-TV. "Unfortunately, it's all because of a small action that could have been avoided."
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Woods, meanwhile, told WTVD-TV she’s angry and “hurt” by her termination, and at the way the story has been reported.
“It is frustrating because it’s a lie,” Woods, a 10-year employee of Cook Out, added in a statement to WNCN. "And they got all this stuff stirred up. And I lost my job and I got four kids and it’s Christmas time. So yeah, that’s not fair at all."
Cook Out, which was founded in Greensboro, N.C., operates approximately 250 locations in 10 states.
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The MDW framework provides a platform for deploying and consuming two different types of Web Services: simple RESTful services and traditional SOAP-based services. Using either protocol, you can leverage MDW to invoke a service from within your workflow process, or to expose a service that's implemented as a realtime workflow process.
REST services require less overhead and are easier to implement. SOAP-based services provide compatibility with established industry standard web service protocols. Either way, if you follow the MDW patterns (ExternalEventHandlers for incoming service requests, and Adapters for outgoing service requests) then you don't have to concern yourself with protocol-specific aspects to build a service-oriented workflow. If you do feel like diving into the underlying protocol details, you can refer to the MDW Listener or Adapter documentation, or the MDWFramework source code.
Just as for all supported protocols, you can create and register Web Service Handlers using the MDW Plug-In External Event wizard (File > New > Other > MDW Event Handlers > External Event Handler). Your handler is registered to respond to a specified incoming document content (the Message Pattern), regardless of how the message was received (SOAP, REST, JMS, BUS, etc). Typically you'll choose to launch a Service Process which is responsible for handling the request and generating a response in real-time. However, you can also choose to implement a custom handler that can perform actions such as parsing the request before launching a process, or can generate a response without involving a workflow process at all. If you choose a custom handler, a reasonable skeleton implementation is generated by the wizard, and its handleEventMessage() method will be automatically invoked whenever a matching request message is received.
Since the payload of a RESTful service is typically a standalone XML document, this is what's used to compare against the registered message pattern. By default it's also made available in your service process flow via the implicit "request" variable.
The incoming SOAP request consists of an XML document with a SOAP Envelope, optional Headers, and a SOAP Body. In a document-literal style service (the type supported out-of-the-box by MDW) the SOAP Body contains a top-level XML schema type that comprises the message payload. The MDW SOAP listener unpacks the message payload from the SOAP body and matches it against your event handler. The SOAP headers are passed on in the protocol metadata to your custom event handler method.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <wsdl:definitions name="wsdl-first" xmlns:wsdl="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/" xmlns:soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:tns="http://mdw-servicemix.centurylink.com" xmlns:typens="http://mdw-servicemix.centurylink.com/serviceTypes" targetNamespace="http://mdw-servicemix.centurylink.com"> <wsdl:types> <xsd:schema targetNamespace="http://mdw-servicemix.centurylink.com/serviceTypes" elementFormDefault="qualified"> <xsd:element name="GetEmployee"> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name="sapId" type="xsd:string" /> </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complexType> </xsd:element> <xsd:element name="GetEmployeeResponse"> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name="sapId" type="xsd:string" /> <xsd:element name="firstName" type="xsd:string" /> <xsd:element name="lastName" type="xsd:string" /> </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complexType> </xsd:element> <xsd:element name="UnknownEmployeeFault"> <xsd:complexType> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name="sapId" type="xsd:string" /> </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complexType> </xsd:element> </xsd:schema> </wsdl:types> <wsdl:message name="GetEmployeeRequest"> <wsdl:part name="payload" element="typens:GetEmployee" /> </wsdl:message> <wsdl:message name="GetEmployeeResponse"> <wsdl:part name="payload" element="typens:GetEmployeeResponse" /> </wsdl:message> <wsdl:message name="UnknownEmployeeFault"> <wsdl:part name="payload" element="typens:UnknownEmployeeFault" /> </wsdl:message> <wsdl:portType name="EmployeeLookup"> <wsdl:operation name="GetEmployee"> <wsdl:input message="tns:GetEmployeeRequest" /> <wsdl:output message="tns:GetEmployeeResponse" /> <wsdl:fault name="UnknownEmployee" message="tns:UnknownEmployeeFault" /> </wsdl:operation> </wsdl:portType> <wsdl:binding name="EmployeeSOAPBinding" type="tns:EmployeeLookup"> <soap:binding style="document" transport="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/http" /> <wsdl:operation name="GetEmployee"> <wsdl:input> <soap:body use="literal" /> </wsdl:input> <wsdl:output> <soap:body use="literal" /> </wsdl:output> <wsdl:fault name="UnknownEmployee"> <soap:fault use="literal" name="UnknownEmployee" /> </wsdl:fault> </wsdl:operation> </wsdl:binding> <wsdl:service name="EmployeeService"> <wsdl:port binding="tns:EmployeeSOAPBinding" name="soap"> <soap:address location="${MDWFramework.MDWDesigner/services.url}/SOAP/Employee.wsdl" /> </wsdl:port> </wsdl:service> </wsdl:definitions>
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/" xmlns:tns="http://mdw-servicemix.centurylink.com/serviceTypes"> <env:Header> <trans:requestId xmlns:trans="http://www.centurylink.com/transaction/">12345678</trans:requestId> </env:Header> <env:Body> <tns:GetEmployee> <tns:sapId>DHO115360</tns:sapId> </tns:GetEmployee> </env:Body> </env:Envelope>
Consumers can access your service through a URL like the following (with a path equal to your fully-qualified class name):
http://localhost:8181/MDWWeb/Services/com.centurylink.myworkflow.MyResource
Similarly, here's an example POST request that will invoke your custom action handler (the action name is your service impl class):
<ActionRequest> <Action Name="com.centurylink.myworkflow.MyAction"> <Parameter name="myParam">This is going to do something cool.</Parameter> </Action> </ActionRequest>
For manual unit-testing of your RESTful services you can post XML like this using the MDW Web HTTP Helper Tool.
If you've implemented your service using a Dynamic Java worklow asset, you can expose it as follows:
http://localhost:8181/MDWWeb/Services/MyWorkflowPackage/MyResource
If your app is deployed in an OSGi container, you can register your implementation as an OSGi service:
<bean id="myCoolResource" class="com.centurylink.myworkflow.MyCoolResource" /> <osgi:service ref="myCoolResource"> <osgi:interfaces> <value>com.centurylink.mdw.common.service.XmlService</value> </osgi:interfaces> </osgi:service> <osgi:service ref="myCoolResource"> <osgi:interfaces> <value>com.centurylink.mdw.common.service.JsonService</value> </osgi:interfaces> </osgi:service>
This registers as both an XML and JSON service, so in this case you'd implement both XmlService and JsonService. Consumers can designate which response format they prefer by adding the parameter ?format=json (or xml) to their request URL.
The XSD covering ResourceRequests and ActionRequests is here:
http://cshare.ad.qintra.com/sites/MDW/Developer%20Resources/Environment/schemas/Services.xsd.
Typically an ActionRequest needs to pass arbitrary XML or JSON content beyond the simple Parameter schema type (which is good for name/value pairs).
This payload is embedded in the Content element as in this example, which illustrates how a separate arbitrary XSD can be used to constrain the embedded payload:
http://cshare.ad.qintra.com/sites/MDW/Developer%20Resources/Environment/schemas/Samples/CreateTask.xml.
MDW provides some standard, extensible, RESTful services accessible via XML or JSON over HTTP. These are listed in the MDW JavaDocs under the following packages:
Services are categorized into Resource Requests and Action Requests. Resource Requests are implemented as HTTP GET requests with optional parameters passed on the URL. They follow the convention that they are non-impactful; that is, they do not have any side-effects such as updating data. The response to a Resource Request consists of an XML document whose XSD may be specific to the URL of the request.
For performing updates or other actions, Action Requests are utilized. This is accomplished by submitting XML via HTTP POST. The XML submitted for Action Requests should comply with the ActionRequest schema type in mdw-schemas/schemas/Services/Messages.xsd. This schema type allows the submitter to specify the action to be performed and to pass arbitrary parameters as name/value pairs. The response XML for Action Requests is an MDWStatusMessage schema type which contains any applicable error messages.
To facilitate invoking the services from your code, the HttpHelper class is provided. The following code snippet demonstrates its use:String serviceUrl = "http://localhost:7001/MDWWeb/Services"; ActionRequestDocument actionRequestDoc = ActionRequestDocument.Factory.newInstance(); ActionRequest actionRequest = actionRequestDoc.addNewActionRequest(); Action action = actionRequest.addNewAction(); action.setName("RefreshProcessCache"); HttpHelper httpHelper = new HttpHelper(new URL(serviceUrl)); response = httpHelper.post(actionRequestDoc.xmlText()); MDWStatusMessageDocument statusMessageDoc = MDWStatusMessageDocument.Factory.parse(response);
MDW provides support for Basic Authentication in the following adapters and web services
The adapters below include configuration to set a user/password Basic Authentication combination that will be sent with each request
SoapWebServiceAdapter
DocumentWebServiceAdapter
RestfulServiceAdapter
For specific details on how to configure the above adapters for Basic Authentication, please refer to these adapters in the eclipse help.
The MDW servlets below support HTTP Basic Authentication for hosted web services.
SoapListenerServlet
RestfulServicesServlet
To enable these servlets to use Basic authentication, you should set the following property in your mdw.properties or com.centurylink.mdw.cfg configuration file.
mdw.http.listeners.auth.mode=Basic
After authentication is successful, the authenticated username will be available in the metaInfo property "AuthenticatedUser" or Listener.AUTHENTICATED_USER_HEADER


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I'll live in AJ's podcast for your Monday.
Most wonderful show is keeping up with the Joneses.
AJ Jones.
Mosey.
How are you?
I'm good.
We still haven't recorded a new song for question time.
Well, to be honest, I hadn't actually factored in that we would be doing that given our tiny
amount of talent.
Don't worry.
Don't worry.
I'll work on it for you and just get it all sorted out.
Be still my beating heart.
Let's talk about this week, which can be basically condensed into two things.
Yes.
One, packing, yes, and two meeting with people.
It's true.
Let's talk about packing.
Packing.
Packing is if you guys could see the room that we're recording in right now.
Honestly, it's it's a lot of work.
Well, the thing is we've got people coming on Friday and Saturday to help us
low dollar stuff into a storage pot, that's right.
But in order for that to work smoothly, we first have to put
everything in packing boxes so that we can play packing
Tetris easier.
Yes.
And that's proving to be a lot of work.
It's proving to be interesting.
And then we have a lot of items that don't fit in boxes easily
enough.
And I just want to throw them out.
I don't want to throw our children out, but I like to be really need this rocking chair.
It doesn't fit in a box.
Let's get rid of it.
And I'm like, no, you can't throw out all of our stuff because it doesn't fit in a box.
The trickiest thing is packing stuff that you actually need.
Yes.
Cindy informed me today that, you know, because I've brought the kitchen down to the bare
minimum of things that I need in a kitchen to be able to function.
She said that she doesn't even have all those things in her kitchen normally without
half of our kitchen or three quarters of the kitchen back.

I don't know what you are.
What's the, what's the thing that you are with the kitchen?
Um, you are to kitchen utensils as I am to apps.
Yes, or gadgets, kitchen gadgets.
Well, the funny thing is we've packed away a lot of our home automation stuff.

It's so bizarre.
It's so strange to not just be able to hit one all off switch, but to actually have to go walk around your house.
And you said that you were missing Alexa earlier.
I am missing Alexa.
I just love that somehow you've fallen into my cunning plan.
Yes, well, she makes my life easier in that I can walk downstairs and say, Alexa, turn on all the lights and they come on.
You realize that turn off all the lights.
You realize every time you say that, and everybody who's listening to this with an Amazon,
echoes are like two turning off. Sorry about that, folks.
The second thing we've been doing is, we say this every week, we've had a busy week. Well, of course,
but I realized that pastors, which we are spend most of our time in any one of three different
types of meetings. Yeah. The first meeting that we spend time in are ones that we're speaking at,
like a conference meeting or Sunday church. Sure. And if we're not speaking, we're listening,
like if you're a emanate teaching, I'm on the front row listening.
Yeah, and you have several of those a week.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Less so when we're not teaching school.
Yes.
And the second type of meetings we have are the meetings,
kind of staff meetings, one to our decisions need to be made.
Like every Monday we get together with our school staff
and we talk about decisions for the upcoming school.
We pray for our students, we pray for the upcoming school.
We have a pastor's meeting every second Wednesday,
yada, yada, yada.
Right.
And then the last type of meeting that we do is when we meet with people who are
looking for prayer or wisdom or support or we did all three of those this week. We
probably do all three of those every week. But that was it packing and meetings. We didn't
eat anywhere. We're watching.
Well, we should talk about the fun of you cutting meals out of I've got half piece of
cod. I've got some blueberries. I call it kitchen MacGyvering. I call it kitchen lottery.
- Well, it's MacGyvering.
It's looking at all the things that I have
in making a masterpiece, or sometimes an absolute failure.
But mostly, it's okay.
- Have you found anything that surprised you?
I know I'm leading into something,
but I was genuinely wondering,
did you find anything this week that you were like,
"Oh, that's where that was."
- Well, now that you said that you're leading into something,
I don't know.
- Well, no, just did you find anything
like one of our children under a mound of cardboard boxes?
No, I usually know where they are.
I don't think I did find anything that I didn't.
No, not so far.
I found our very first iPhone.
You did.
And it still looks like a nice phone, really.
No, it doesn't.
It looks like a nice phone from 2007.
Yeah, but it's still like--
if you looked at any other phone from 2007,
you'd be like, oh my gosh, that's a piece of garbage.
And the iPhone still looks like a pretty phone.
It fits about into 25% of my iPhone 6 plus.
But it's much thicker.
It looks like a bar soap and I was surprised
to find it actually started up.
So did you like check out any apps on it or anything?
No, because I remember the digitizer
on the screen is broken.
So only a third of the screen for the ones to dance.
Did we keep this piece of junk?
Oh, I'm gonna throw out.
I didn't know I had kept it.
I'm not particularly nostalgic.
But here's our topic.
Yes.
Yes.
around by finding treasures as you're back in your house.
I posted this on Instagram a couple of days ago.
I found some cassette tapes.
Remember cassette tapes?
- Oh yeah, those little plastic things.
- Yeah.
And instantly I looked at these tapes.
They're some by Jack Deere and some by John Paul Jackson.
And I was instantly brought back to probably like 15
or maybe 16 years ago when I lived in Scotland
as a school teacher, I'd get a ride to school in the morning with one of my colleagues
and then I'd walk home with probably about half hour walk home. And I would just listen
to these teaching tips. Now, remember at this point, I didn't know anything about the prophetic.
I didn't know anything about how to hear God's voice. I didn't have any teaching on the prophetic,
but somehow I stumbled across John Paul Jackson. I can't even remember how I ended up doing that.
And I would just listen to this teaching because I'm so desperate to understand this thing about the voice of God.
And John Paul Jackson, who's now with the Lord, sadly, I so appreciate his teaching.
And so I'm caught right back up with all the feelings, all the emotions of listening to this thing thinking, could this even be true?
I saw these teachings and thought, gosh, I used to listen to all this stuff before I understood any of this stuff.
And I actually remember, forget not understanding it, but I went from not knowing if you could
hear God's voice to reading these books, listening to these tapes, being moved to having no experience
of hearing God's voice, but hoping it was true based on their stories and their teaching,
to then believing it was true, to then eventually thinking I was actually hearing God,
to grow in confidence that i was here in got and finally like today i hear god's voices off as i choose to listen right so it's funny knowing what i know now.
Going back in my memories remembering i want i don't know if any of this was real right and so anyway i just thought it was really funny cuz i was having these flashbacks i guess and one sense to.
 Here's what I thought.
And just thinking how that would have affected my little heart. I think I would have been
just filled with unbelief. Yeah, it's hard to say. I think God often moves your heart in
smaller steps rather than larger steps because you're right, then we would move in doubt and
unbelief instead of in faith, right? But if yeah, like when I think about any of the big things
that God's done, he didn't give me a clue as to those things until it was like a step away from them.
That's a really good point.  Are you a little bit hungry for this? Are you a little bit bothered by this,
is bothered enough to look into it. What do you think about, you know, and he sort of
let's you get aggravated in a good way until you're wanting to look for an answer.
And I think that was, I think you summarized it brilliantly, baby, you hit the nail on
the head because I was laughing that sitting here in this position where I am today, it's
almost like, well, of course you listen to, you know, stuff on the prophetic because that's
what you do most of the time. But it didn't feel like that at all. I felt completely bewildered,
felt happenstance I stumbled onto. It wasn't, I will now learn about the prophetic. It was just,
here's this thing, I think it might be true, but now looking back, I'm realizing the volume of
stuff I consumed is really interesting with no sense of purpose or direction that this would
ultimately benefit me in the future. But I think that's what God does with the prophetic. I think
He gives us a word to our present that speaks to our future and somehow we gravitate towards that
whether we even realize we're doing that or not. You know when you get prophesied over and you get
this word and seasons pass and you look back and you're like, "Oh yeah, I have kind of gravitated
towards that without really understanding that that's happening." Yeah. I think most often,
It's like God lights something in your heart that may seem really too big for what you can imagine yourself doing.
And then you continue plotting on with life, just saying yes to God in the smaller things and before you know it,
you're doing the big thing that he was talking to you about.

Oh, I totally missed that.
I wonder if God opens a door in your heart that there's just a little part of you that's saying,
yes, and he's like, "I'll take that yes," and then processes you forward through all the things
need to happen to get you there. Well, that's just the nature of God, isn't it? He's always...
I think everything God is doing is per-operation for what he's going to do next.
I was struck by that. I posted that thing on Instagram, and I just thought of these two hashtags,
feed your dreams and starve your fears. And I thought, I wouldn't have believed 15 years ago
that God was going to do what he's done in these past 15 years. So got me thinking, what's God
going to do in the next 15 years, that I wouldn't believe my future self if he came and told me.
Because the thing with God is he, he's always going to outdream your dreams. Like all the stuff I
dreamed about back then weren't even fully formed dreams. I think probably because I was
scared to dream. Like we were talking last week about the importance of learning to celebrate.
I think we need to learn to dream too, because I realized I put a straight jacket on most of my
dreams because I worried that my hopes and aspirations were too worldly. I've since learned that God
sanctifies everything. Yeah. And we think we have to, there's a correct way of dreaming.
Right. And we don't need to worry like that, because whatever you bring to God, your dreams
included as a sacrifice he receives and in our experience only ever upgrades. He's so trustworthy
with the future.  Shocking behavior. But when you look backwards, what are you
astonished at what God's done? Well, really, the whole lot of it. I mean, when I think, when I've
started getting, I think when I started getting prophetic words about, you know, traveling
and speaking and all that kind of stuff, I was so far from being in a place where that
would really be my reality that it seemed, it seems just lunacy.
Right.
You know, and it wasn't, it was, it was not something I desired to do.
Um, but on top of that, it seemed like God, you, you would have to be crazy to let me
do that. You know, like, I just, I know me, I know I'm broken. I can't imagine that I'm
ever going to get to a place where you can actually use my life like that. And so like,
like, and then, you know, but I did say yes, you know, I remember going, well, I remember
having a conversation with the Lord where I basically said, well, Lord, I say yes, but
but you've got a lot of work to do, you know,
because I'll say yes, but I don't like people that much.
I don't like travel.
I don't wanna speak.
Like there's some massive hurdles to get over
for any of these dreams to be a reality, you know?
 And then he, as long as you keep saying yes, he keeps doing
what needs to be done to get us where we need to be, which is awesome.
I think my favorite prophetic word that you've ever told me you've received is the one that
Marta Pawn gave you, where he said, if you don't want your life, why don't you give it to God and
see what he can do with it? He's done a pretty good job.
Yeah, he's really done a pretty good job because I think the most telling statement you told me was you were like,
Alan, I was the person that people would walk around at church.
Like don't engage with AJ or you're going to be stuck.

You know, she's damaged goods and you're just amazing to me.
Like, I remember meeting you in 2003 and hearing your testimony and just thinking.
like you're a testimony of God making all things new because you don't even have any
the residue of someone who'd been through the trauma that you'd been through.
Yeah. I mean, I don't even really know. I suppose I don't really know what people were
thinking when they saw me back in those days. I guess I thought that they thought that because
I knew what I felt like on the inside. Right. And people didn't really stop and talk to
with the exception of the couple of dads.
On the flip side, I was probably putting off
the whole stay away from me, kind of scenario,
but yeah, I was such a mess on the inside.
And that's where I was when I started getting those words.
- Right.
- Which is just amazing, 'cause I think sometimes,
even as a prophetic person, you prophesy over someone
according to what God's saying about them.
And then, you know, sometimes you end up having a conversation with them later and you're like,
gosh, I hope I didn't mess that up.
Like this person seems pretty far from what has been said, you know, but often God is calling what
isn't as though it is.
That's his nature.
Yeah.
He speaks a prophetic word so that what he's spoken can come to pass.
Yeah.
Yeah.

Or whatever the thing is.

But it's just fun to see.
I don't know.
I wish you could track everybody you've ever prophesied over and see what they are 10 years later. You know what I mean?
Yeah, and what kind of conversations they've had with the Lord and what kind of amazing things he's done their behalf. You know aside from
Destiny and dreams bundled in with that. I I've just been reflecting on
the people that God brings into your life. Yeah, because
There's a dynamic. I'm sure we've all experienced and it's this weird dynamic where you
read a book or you listen to podcast or you hear somebody share a conference or you read an interview with somebody and some level you find yourself connecting with this complete stranger i mean,
you don't know them you never met them but there is a connection this,
this sense of if we knew each other we could be friends like or i think like your i appreciate that about you yeah and that's awkward because we don't know where to put it.
that feeling we don't know what to do and I've had tons of those through my life.
Right.
You know, reading books or listening to teaching or any of the above that I mentioned before.
But I was finding it humorous the other day just thinking that now in this season of my life,
how many people that I'm in relationship with are those people who I had no way of meeting,
no way of connecting, no reason to ever be in relationship with now. And so many of my friends,
so many of my connections I have are now with people who I used to read about or read their books
or listen to their teaching and or you know work with and just think, "Lord, that's incredible,
because never in a million years was like, is that going to become my aim to meet so-and-so?"
It was just so absurd.
I lived in a completely different country, for example.
But I think if I've learned anything from that,
it's actually pay attention to that feeling in your heart.
As in, I think it's important to pay attention to what
and who your heart is interested in.
No matter how ludicrous it is,
because you don't know what's gonna happen in two years.
You know what's gonna happen in five or in 10 or in 15?
You don't know who you're gonna connect with
and have this somewhat tenuous shared history.
But I've learned to pay attention to those
and then ask God for connections,
especially people who show up in my dreams.
People who show up in my dreams repeatedly.
I'm asking the Lord to foster relationships
with these people and I'm not intimidated by geography.
- Right, but I think too, the key to what you just said
is ask God to form a connection.
Don't try and form one yourself.
good Lord, that will backfire faster than you can say.
I've watched that backfire where people are just been like, well, you know, I feel connected
to this person.
So they're in hot pursuit of some sort of connection with them.
And I don't mean hot pursuit like dating.
I just, you know, and I've never seen that turn out well.
No, because the connection is only one sided.
Right.
And you're like, that person doesn't know who you are from Adam.
So you're going to have to like God start that one up for you.
And you're going to freak them out if you're like, Oh my gosh, we could be best friends
if you just move here.
Right.
I've probably shown you see that work once.
Yeah, yeah, I saw it work once too.
But generally speaking, I just think I've learned that God is so optimistic about our
future.
He's so forward looking and of course he loves the present, but he's so excited about where
we're going and what we're doing.
And I think, I just thought when he considers our future, why don't we consider it with
the same level of excitement or optimism?
That'd be good, wouldn't it?
So my question for you and for me and for our listeners is, what are you doing to feed
your future?
When we answer?
No, I'm just throwing out in a rhetorical sense like, what are you doing to feed your
future?
What are you doing now that you have the hopes of it paying off dividends later in life?
Relationally, emotionally, spiritually, physically?
Yeah, I just think head.
where your attention is headed towards and follow it and throw some resources behind it.
Yeah. And stop feeding fear. Yeah. Feed your dreams and starve your fears.
That's really good, baby. All right. That's my best thinking so far.
I like your thinking. Thanks. It worked for me.
All right. I've got a listening question for you.
Okay. This is from Quincy.
Hi, Quincy.
I'm going to let you answer it because it's firmly within your domain of expertise.
Okay. Hello, my name is Quincy. I listened to your podcast and I really enjoy them. I especially
enjoyed this last podcast about the orphaned spirit. You can tell we're a few episodes behind
on our listeners questions. I was like, I don't think that was last week, but okay, good, good, good.
I had a few questions. Is the orphaned spirit a spirit or a mindset?
If it is a mindset, what can I do on my end to renew my mind? Can you suggest some scriptures
I can study on sonship.
Quincy, yeah, it's a mindset.
It's not a spirit per se.
So it's not something that you get delivered from.
Typically, it's a way of thinking that we've learned from a number of different sources.
So it can be from our upbringing, it can be from our church upbringing,
be from life experiences with our family, second of stuff.
In terms of how do you renew your mind, any of the father heart kind of passages would
probably work really well for just meditating on those things. So whether you're looking at
the prodigal son out of Luke 15 or Romans 8 starting around verse 14, we're talking about
spirit of adoption. Jeremiah 31, is it 31? 3? Yep. You know, 1 John 3 verse 1, 1 John 4 verse 16.
like there's lots of verses where it talks about God's unconditional love, the way that
He views us as sons, and really the deal is signing up, like sort of saying, "Okay,
Lord, I really want to know you like that. I really want to live out of sonship. Lord, would you
eradicate anything in me that is really more of an orphan mindset, more that says, "I have to strive
earn or that I'm on my own and just allow the Holy Spirit to do that in you.
There's also a couple of great resources. You wrote a book, which is all about
journeying from thinking like an orphan to becoming a son. That's called
Finding Father. You can look for a link in that in the show notes. But also Jack Frost,
who's also with the Lord, wrote an amazing book called From Spiritual
Slavery to Spiritual Sunship. You can get that up and link to that in the
show notes, both those are excellent resources. But it is so vital. I think the thing that
his fueled our life for many, many years is the revelation the fathers love. And the
corresponding way of living from that, which we call sonship, which applies to both men
and women. Sorry that we're a little bit shorter than we plan on being, but with our
packing schedule right now, we have got still got to edit this impact before we get to bed.
Here's some things for you to go away with.
It's our friends, and I keep meaning to mention this, Blake Stratton and Elena Stratton have
got a brand new podcast called White Flag Wealth.
Look it up on iTunes.
It's really, really good.
It's all about a journey into abundance.
And with that, the shaking off of orphan-like thinking and a poverty mindset, they're brilliant.
They're super authentic.
They're super real, super transparent.
I've really enjoyed listening to their episodes this week.
I'd really recommend it.
It's called White Flag Wealth.
you can get that on iTunes.
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vox-media
Businessmodel of Vox Media
Customer Segments
Vox Media operates eight media outlets and brands, serving a range of customers. The Company’s customers can be organised into two categories: general consumers and advertisers.
Vox Media’s brands collectively attract approximately 170 million unique monthly visitors, and around 785 million monthly content views. The Company’s outlets are typically targeted at a consumer base aged between 25 and 49, principally comprising college-educated millennials. Through its eight different media outlets, the Company targets consumers with a variety of interests, video games, technology, politics and current events, fashion, culture, food and drink, and internet trends. As an online media platform, the Company serves consumers across multiple jurisdictions, with a focus primarily on English-speaking countries such as its native US and the UK.
Vox Media’s platforms also provide a large audience for advertisers, brand marketers and commercial entities to exploit. This includes native advertising solutions and more traditional display advertising services.
Value Propositions
Vox Media provides value to its customers in the following ways;
- Its quality original content, with the Company generating large amounts of original content across its regularly updated outlets, providing high-quality reporting and up-to-date coverage;
- Its broad spectrum of subject coverage, with the Company’s brands and outlets covering a broad range of subjects, including sports, current events, politics, culture, internet trends, food and drink, design, video games, and technology;
- Its large online audience, with the Company attracting a monthly readership of around 170 million unique users across its multiple outlets, with advertisers able to target their marketing campaigns at specific audiences and user demographics; and
- Its proprietary publishing technology, with the Company publishing its content on its proprietary Chorus platform, which provides detailed analytics and user insights, community moderation and social interactivity, branded content creation, and proprietary advertising products. ### Channels
Vox Media operates a website at www.voxmedia.com, through which it provides information on its various services, activities, and brands. The Company operates eight media brands, through which it publishes unique and original content on a variety of subjects. These publications include Vox, its flagship news and current events portal; SB Nation, its sports publication; technology news publication The Verge; design-focused publication Curbed; internet rends outlet Recode; fashion publication Racked; and food publication Eater. Several of the Company’s publications also deliver content to consumers through mobile apps, available on iOS and Android.
Vox Media employs a specialist sales teams for its advertising customers, with which advertisers, brand marketers, and commercial entities are able to deal with directly. The Company’s sales personnel operate out of the Company’s network of offices – spanning New York, Chicago, Washington DC, San Francisco and Los Angeles – with each of Vox Media’s publications providing their own advertising solutions.
Customer Relationships
Vox Media provides its content to consumers on a self-service basis, with customers able to access the Company’s media offerings independently through its websites and mobile applications. These channels are free to use and do not require any interaction with Vox Media personnel.
Vox Media provides advertising solutions to commercial customers through its direct sales team, who consult with clients closely in order to ensure that their needs are met and that advertisements are in line with the Company’s guidelines. The Company seeks to establish recurring business from its advertising customers.
Vox and its many publications can be contacted directly by customers by phone, email, and online contact forms, with the Company providing personalised responses to queries and enquiries. The Company also interact with its customers through various community features across its publications, as well as individual social media accounts for its various brands, including with Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.
Key Activities
Vox Media operates as a digital media company. It is principally engaged in the creation and distribution of online and mobile content, primarily targeted at an audience of educated millennials.
The Company distributes content to consumers through eight branded publications: SB Nation, an online sports media brand and network of fan-focused sports communities; The Verge, a technology news website; Polygon, a gaming news website; Vox.com, an interest news publication; Eater, a food and dining publication; Racked, a shopping, beauty, and fashion publication; Curbed, a real estate and design publication; and Recode, a tech business publication. The Company provides a range of advertising solutions to advertisers and brand marketers across its portfolio of publications.
Key Partners
Vox Media works closely with a range of companies and organisations in the development and delivery of its content and advertising solutions. These partnerships can be categorised broadly as:
- Supplier and Vendor Partners, comprising a range of suppliers of tools, services, and technology that are used across the Company’s business and publications to support its development and distribution of online content;
- Platform Partners, comprising various online platform’s to which the Company publishes proprietary content, including Facebook’s Articles platform and Snapchat’s Discover feature;
- Advertising Partners, comprising a range of advertising agencies and technology providers that assist in developing and delivering effective online and mobile advertising solutions to commercial customers; and
- Strategic and Alliance Partners, comprising a range of companies and organisations with the Company collaborates on various projects and shares certain resources. Vox Media has recently launched several partnerships in relation to implementing its advertising solutions, including deals with MediaMath and OpenX, as well as a partnership with Operative to unify advertising sales across all eight of Vox Media’ brands.
Key Resources
Vox Media’s key resources are its intellectual properties and brands, its proprietary Chorus publishing platform, its media content and online platforms, its IT and communications infrastructure, its advertising solutions, its partnerships, and its personnel.
Vox Media utilises various technologies across it various brand platforms, notably its proprietary publishing platform. Searches of records published by the US Patent and Trademark Office, however, identified no patent applications in which Vox Media is named as applicant or assignee.
Cost Structure
Vox Media incurs costs in relation to the development of its technologies and publishing platform, the production of content across and management of its various brands, the maintenance of its IT and communications infrastructure, the implementation of marketing and advertising schemes, the contracting of service providers, the management of its partnerships, and the retention of its personnel.
The Company accrues occupancy and utility costs across its several offices across the US, as well as significant personnel costs associated with the payment of salaries and benefits to its employees.
Revenue Streams
Vox Media generates revenue through the production and distribution of online content. The Company’s revenue is derived specifically from the provision of various digital advertising solutions across its portfolio of eight media publications. The Company offers two principal advertising solutions:
- Branded content and editorial sponsorships, comprising revenue derived from the provision of native advertising solutions, whereby the Company or third parties produce compelling content on behalf of brands to promote certain products or ideas; and
- Traditional advertising, comprising revenue derived from more traditional forms of advertising, including display advertising. Vox Media remains a privately-owned company, and as such is not obliged to publish its financial performance results on its website. Recent reports estimate that Vox’s annual revenue was in the region of around $60 million in 2014/2015.


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Requires: Logger
Masks and clears any error that matches the error codes listed. Masking changes an error from Recoverable or Fatal to either a Warning or Benign.
| Error Codes is a list of error codes to mask, or clear. | |
| Error In describes error conditions that occur before this node runs. | |
| Severity is used to determine the logging level, or tag, for the error statement if found. p>Masked errors never display a prompt. | |
| Error Out contains error information. This output provides standard error out functionality. | |
| Found? indicates if any of the error codes in the list were found. |


Fire forces Toyota to shift Yaris prototype reveal - The Nation Newspaper
Tajudeen Adebanjo
FOLLOWING the cancellation of Rally Australia due to the ongoing wildfires, Toyota has postponed the GR Yaris prototype’s global reveal which was set for November 17.
The debut was scheduled to take place at Rally Australia, with Toyota releasing a teaser image of a camouflaged Yaris prototype that featured the ‘GR-4’ moniker. The Japanese carmaker will announce its plans for the reveal on a later date.
The ongoing fires around Coffs Harbour in New South Wales meant that the final round of the WRC inevitably had to be canceled, with local authorities urging members of the public to donate money in support of the affected communities.
“The Toyota team is devastated to see this disaster in our communities and want to ensure we lend a hand to support those who are affected at this time, which is why we and our parent company in Japan are pleased to provide a quarter of a million dollars to the Australian Salvation Army,” Toyota Australia President Matthew Callachor said.
The upcoming Toyota Yaris ‘GR-4’ implies that the new hot hatch will feature all-wheel drive-in addition to blistered arches as shown in the teaser image and our previous spy shots. This falls in line with Gazoo Racing’s plans to offer models that are more directly related to their motorsport activities, in this case rallying.
We still don’t know what kind of powerplant Toyota is going to use in the high-performance Yaris but the previous-gen Yaris GRMN used a supercharged 1.8-liter inline-four with 209 HP.


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Like multisig escrow but it actually works!
The holy grail of escrow services is to be able to facilitate payments and arbitrate disputes without having direct access to the funds. This goal, commonly called "multisig escrow", is trivial using the Shamir secret sharing scheme.
The protocol is simple, and involves three parties: Alice, the buyer, Bob, the seller, and Trent, the escrow service.
Alice sends her key part to Bob. Bob now has two parts, reconstructs the private key, and transfers the funds to his wallet.
Bob sends his key part to Alice. Alice now has two parts, reconstructs the private key, and transfers the funds to her wallet.
Trent sends his key part to Alice. Alice now has two parts, reconstructs the private key, and transfers the funds to her wallet.
Trent sends his key part to Bob. Bob now has two parts, reconstructs the private key, and transfers the funds to his wallet.
Once Trent has distributed the key parts, he no longer has access to the funds. With only one key part, Trent cannot reconstruct the private key. Therefore, should Trent become a malicious entity (such as by hostile server takeover), the funds cannot be seized by Trent or anyone controlling the escrow service.
Alice and Bob never share their key parts with Trent, so Trent will never be able to reconstruct the private key.
If the transaction is not in dispute, Alice can pay Bob without Trent being involved at all.
If the transaction is not in dispute, Bob can refund Alice without Trent being involved at all.
If Trent is using a third-party secret splitting service, then the bitcoin private key should be encrypted prior to being split. The encryption key used is shared with Alice and Bob, and PERMANENTLY discarded by Trent. Then, Alice and Bob can still both be fund recipients, Trent is still unable to seize the funds, and the secret splitting service never sees anything but encrypted data (and is therefore also unable to seize the funds).


India vs Bangladesh 2019, 2nd Test : India's physio Nitin Patel attends to Nayeem Hasan after he gets hit on helmet
by Vinay.ChhabriaWhat's the story?
The Indian Cricket Team's physiotherapist, Nitin Patel showcased the Spirit of Cricket by attending to Bangladeshi batsman, Nayeem Hasan after a bouncer from Mohammad Shami hit him on the helmet.
The background
The historic pink-ball Test match between India and Bangladesh is underway at Eden Gardens. Bangladesh captain Mominul Haque had won the toss and chose to bat first in Kolkata. However, his batsmen could not take the advantage of the first session as the Indian pace bowlers ran through their batting lineup.
Ultimately, Bangladesh lost all their wickets for mere 106 runs. Ishant Sharma proved to be the star for India with five wickets while Umesh Yadav and Shami accounted for the other five wickets between themselves.
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The heart of the matter
As mentioned ahead, a short-pitched delivery from Mohammad Shami hit Nayeem hard on his head as all the Indian players rushed to check him in the middle. This accident happened during the 23rd over of Bangladesh's first innings. Concerned about the health of the Bangladeshi player, the Indian doctors led by physio Nitin Patel came out in the middle to check Nayeem.
Fortunately, the doctors cleared him to take part in the match and he scored 19 runs off 28 deliveries for Bangladesh before Ishant Sharma cleaned him up. Just a few balls prior to this incident, Liton Das had to leave the field courtesy of Ishant's deadly bouncer. Bangladesh had to name Mehidy Hasan as the concussion substitute for him.
What's next?
The home side is currently cruising in the day-night Test match as they have added 35 runs on the scoreboard however, they have lost the precious wicket of the in-form Mayank Agarwal. India are trailing Bangladesh by 71 runs with 9 wickets in hand.


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Haystack is a web application for browsing past Twitch streams. Catch up on what you missed after busy days, and quickly scan for interesting moments.
Currently under development by Patrickgh3. I made this :)
Every 5 minutes, the application queries Twitch to get a list of all live channels that we follow. This "snapshot", including thumbnail images, is stored in a carefully structured database. Then, with a little magic, the database is accessible through this website.
Haystack is written in Go, uses MySQL and Nginx, and runs on a DigitalOcean droplet.
The interface is heavily inspired by hckrnews.
Mobile view, stream clips.
2017-10-24 - Added dark mode, fixed glitched characters
2017-10-23 - Added this About page
2017-10-18 - Added search, fix ordering
2017-10-17 - Overhauled UI


Perrie Edwards calls herself 'Tinsel T**s' as she dresses up in festive corset
Little Mix babe Perrie Edwards, 26, posed with a gift bow on each breast in her latest saucy Instagram offering
by Molly Pike, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/molly-pike/Perrie Edwards is already getting into the Christmas spirit by giving herself a very festive - and very rude - new nickname.
The Little Mix singer, 26, called herself "Tinsel T**s" as she sported a Christmassy corset in her latest Instagram picture.

She teamed the corset with some matching frilly sleeves, giving the sexy outfit more of a vintage feel.
Perrie's blonde bob was worn in chic beachy waves and she sported a striking coat of orange and yellow eyeshadow.

Perrie added the hashtag #tinselt**s and included Christmas tree and present emojis.
Her stunning snap was quickly flooded with compliments from her Instagram followers.
One commented: "Perrie as a Christmas gift is what I'm living for.
"Girl, WOW, you are unbelievable," another posted.
A third wrote: "All I want for Christmas is Perrie Edwards."
It comes after Perrie hitned that she is engaged to her man Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain after she misspelt his name.
She claimed she would be able to spell his surname right when it belongs to her and she has to write it "all the time"
It's only natural engagement talk was swirling as the couple have been going steady for three years and moved in together earlier this year.


bool ingres_close ( resource $link )
ingres_close() closes the connection to the Ingres server that is associated with the specified link. ingres_close() is usually unnecessary, as it will not close persistent connections and all non-persistent connections are automatically closed at the end of the script.
Returns TRUE on success or FALSE on failure.


This project provides CSV parsing and has been tested and used on large input files.
Important: this documentation covers the current version (0.2.x) of
node-csv-parser
. The documentation for the previous version (0.1.0) is
available here.
bash
npm install csv
This take a string with a comment and convert it to an array:
```javascript
// node samples/string.js csv() .from.string( ‘#Welcome\n”1”,”2”,”3”,”4”\n”a”,”b”,”c”,”d”’, {comment: ‘#’} ) .to.array( function(data){ console.log(data) } ); // [ [ ‘1’, ‘2’, ‘3’, ‘4’ ], [ ‘a’, ‘b’, ‘c’, ‘d’ ] ]
```
The following example illustrates 4 usages of the library: 1. Plug a readable stream from a file 2. Direct output to a file path 3. Transform each row 4. Listen to events
```javascript
// node samples/sample.js var csv = require(‘csv’); var fs = require(‘fs’); csv() .from.stream(fs.createReadStream(__dirname+’/sample.in’)) .to.path(__dirname+’/sample.out’) .transform( function(row){ row.unshift(row.pop()); return row; }) .on(‘record’, function(row,index){ console.log(‘#’+index+’ ‘+JSON.stringify(row)); }) .on(‘end’, function(count){ console.log(‘Number of lines: ‘+count); }) .on(‘error’, function(error){ console.log(error.message); }); // #0 [“2000-01-01”,”20322051544”,”1979.0”,”8.8017226E7”,”ABC”,”45”] // #1 [“2050-11-27”,”28392898392”,”1974.0”,”8.8392926E7”,”DEF”,”23”] // Number of lines: 2
```
The module follow a Stream architecture.  Additionally, the useful “records” event is emitted.
transform
callback if any. Note however that the event won’t
be called if transform
returns null
since the record is skipped.
The callback provides two arguments. row
is the CSV line being processed (an array or an object)
and index
is the index number of the line starting at zerocsv().to.path()
, the event will be called once the writing process is complete and the file closed.The code is organized mainly around 5 main components. The “from” properties provide convenient functions to write CSV text or to plug a Stream Reader. The “parser” takes this CSV content and transform it into an array or an object for each line. The “transformer” provides the ability to work on each line in a synchronous or asynchronous mode. The “stringifier” takes an array or an object and serializes it into CSV text. Finally, the “to” properties provide convenient functions to retrieve the text or to write to plug a Stream Writer.
```javascript
+——-+——–+————–+————–+—–+ | | | | | | | from -> parser -> transformer -> stringifier -> to | | | | | | | +——-+——–+————–+————–+—–+
```
Note, even though the “parser”, “transformer” and “singifier” are available as properties, you won’t have to interact with those.
Implementation of the Readable Stream API, requesting that no further data be sent until resume() is called.
Implementation of the Readable Stream API, resuming the incoming ‘data’ events after a pause().
write(data, [preserve])
————————-
Implementation of the Writable Stream API with a larger signature. Data may be a string, a buffer, an array or an object.
If data is a string or a buffer, it could span multiple lines. If data is an object or an array, it must represent a single line. Preserve is for line which are not considered as CSV data.
Terminate the parsing. Call this method when no more csv data is
to be parsed. It implement the StreamWriter API by setting the writable
property to “false” and emitting the end
event.
transform(callback, [options])
———————
Register the transformer callback. The callback is a user provided function call on each line to filter, enrich or modify the dataset. More information in the “transforming data” section.
Unified mechanism to handle error, emit the error and mark the stream as non readable and non writable.


Skill&Improvement
Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge
Detail: Digital Careers is leading the Australian rollout of this global Computational Thinking Challenge. Over the first two weeks of September 2014 students around the country will participate in this free, in class challenge. For more information visit the Australian Bebras website.
Young ICT Explorers
Detail: a non-profit competition, Young ICT Explorers was created by SAP to encourage school students to create their best Information and Communication Technology (ICT) related projects. In 2014 judging events will take place over August and September in five locations across Australia
Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies
Detail: developed by the Australian Curriculum Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) and published on the Australian Curriculum website as available for use; the Australian Curriculum: Digital Technologies is awaiting final endorsement.


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A few things to begin with...
- Labs start next week (week of Sept. 21)
- Don't forget to bring $10 for the lab fee
- My office hours are Monday 11:30 - 1:00 and Wednesdays 11:30 - 1:00 in Hutt Rm. 346<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GEOG*2420
The Earth From Space
The History of Earth Imaging
John Lindsay
Fall 2015
Readings
JR Jensen Chapter 3
Where are we today?
- The state of Earth imaging today has resulted from a remarkable
level of advancement in many fields
- Photographic imaging
- Digital imaging
- Human flight
- Rocket science and space exploration
- Computing technology
- And many, many others!
Early Advances in Photography
- 1826: Joseph N. Niepce obtained the first recorded photograph
- 1839 Louis Daguerre (pronounced Dagair) introduced the ‘daguerreotype’ a.k.a. ‘tintype’
- Disadvantages of the tintype:
- long exposure times
- no way to reproduce images
- dangerous chemicals used in film processing
1826: First photographic image by Joseph Niepce of his estate courtyard, Paris.
1838: Daguerre’s photograph of a busy street in Paris, mid-day. Where are all the people?
1850: Louis Daguerre family portrait
Further advances in photography
- 1841 Talbot's calotype process produced an image using paper negatives.
- 1851 Frederick Archer’s wet-plate process used glass plates.
- 1871 Richard Maddox invented dry plates using flexible gelatin-based emulsion.
- 1885 George Eastman introduced celluloid roll film.
- 1888 Eastman's portable Kodak camera introduced.
Early experiments in aerial photography and mapping
- 1858 Gaspard-Felix Tournachon (Nadar) took the first aerial photograph from a balloon.
- 1860 Joseph W. Black took the first air photo of North America (Boston) from a balloon.
- 1886 Canadian E.G.D. Deville maps from terrestrial photographs. Publishes
Photographic Surveying in 1889.
1860: Air photo of Boston, taken from a balloon by James W. Black
1883: First recorded air photo in Canada, of the Halifax Citadel, taken from a balloon.
The golden era of aerial photography
- Air photos became a mainstay of earth observation from the 1930s to
the 1970s
- Used extensively for topographic mapping applications, forestry, mineral
exploration, agricultural status, urban development, disaster assessment,
and reconnaissance.
Lockheed U-2 spy plane
RQ-4 Global Hawk, unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
Modern commercial unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV)
|
|
| A dinosaur of the past? |
The future? |
Disadvantages to air photos
- Impractical for covering large areas at once
- prohibitively expensive for large areas
- Repeat coverage of large areas are therefore too costly for most applications
- Individual photos suffer tonal variations so that combining them as mosaics is often problematic
The era of the Earth-observation satellite
- Satellite images can:
- Cover large areas in a single image
- Image the entire globe
- Carry out repeat coverage with ease
|
|
| Alfred Nobel (1897): First image taken from a rocket |
Robert Goddard (1926) First liquid-fuel rocket |
The Americans experimented with the Nazi V-2 rocket design after WWII
The Cold War contributed greatly to the development of remote sensing
Developments in imaging technology
- Black & White film
- Infrared film (~1930s & 1940s)
- Colour film in aerial photography (1950s)
- Radar (~1950s)
- 1969 Willard Boyle and George E. Smith invent the CCD
- Multispectral imaging (1960s)
- Hyperspectral imaging (space-based as of 2000)


Testing Goat Cheet Sheet
Initial Project Setup
- Start with a User Story and map it to a first functional test.
- Pick a test framework - unittest is fine, and options like py.test, nose, or Green can also offer some advantages.
- Run the functional test and see your first expected failure.
- Pick a web framework such as Django, and find out how to run unit tests against it.
- Create your first unit test to address the current FT failure, and see it fail.

The Basic TDD Workflow
- Double-loop TDD
- Red, Green, Refactor
- Triangulation
- The scratchpad
- "3 Strikes and Refactor"
- "Working State to Working State"
- "YAGNI"
Relevant chapters: Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 7
Moving Beyond Dev-Only Testing
- Start system testing early. Ensure your components work together: web server,static content, database.
- Build a staging environment to match your production environment, and run your FT suite against it.
Automate your staging and production environments:
- PaaS vs. VPS
- Fabric
- Configuration management (Chef, Puppet, Salt, Ansible)
- Vagrant
- Think through deployment pain points: the database, static files, dependencies, how to customise settings, and so on.
- Build a CI server as soon as possible, so that you don’t have to rely on self-discipline to see the tests run.
General Testing Best Practices
- Each test should test one thing.
- One test file per application code source file.
- Consider at least a placeholder test for every function and class, no matter how simple.
- "Don't test constants"
- Try to test behaviour rather than implementation.
- Try to think beyond the charmed path through the code, and think through edge cases and error cases.
Selenium/Functional Testing Best Practices
- Use explicit rather than implicit waits, and the interaction/wait pattern.
- Avoid duplication of test code - helper methods in a base class and the Page pattern are possible solutions.
- Avoid double-testing functionality. If you have a test that covers a time-consuming process (e.g., login), consider ways of skipping it in other tests (but be aware of unexpected interactions between seemingly unrelated bits of functionality).
- Look into BDD tools as another way of structuring your FTs.
Outside-In, Test Isolation Versus Integrated Tests, and Mocking
Remember the reasons we write tests in the first place:- To ensure correctness and prevent regressions
- To help us to write clean, maintainable code
- To enable a fast, productive workflow
And with those objectives in mind, think of different types of tests, and the trade-offs between them:
Functional tests
- Provide the best guarantee that your application really works correctly, from the point of view of the user
- But: it’s a slower feedback cycle
- And they don’t necessarily help you write clean code
- Are quick to write
- Are easy to understand
- Will warn you of any integration issues
- But: may not always drive good design (that’s up to you!)
- And are usually slower than isolated tests
- Involve the most hard work
- Can be harder to read and understand
- But: are the best ones for guiding you towards better design
- And run the fastest
If you do find yourself writing tests with lots of mocks, and they feel painful, remember “listen to your tests” — ugly, mocky tests may be trying to tell you that your code could be simplified.
Relevant chapters: Chapter 22, Chapter 23, Chapter 26


Vai's Blog
Reflections
Date: 10th April 2016
Place: Miramar, Wellington
State of mind: As usual - Vacuum
I have been pondering over and over as to what I should write today… I am not so good at expressing myself when I am writing.... I am more of a talking person. And after lot of thinking I thought I would do what I should have done in the first place. Write whatever I feel like saying... :)
For all those of you who might be reading my blog in future… I am really very happy that I got to know about EDA, I am very happy that it exists. The whole idea of digging deep into technology and keeping yourself grounded in what we should be doing in all the schools and colleges.
The whole programme experience till now has been good for me… The way it is designed to encourage people to work together and that if you want to walk far you need to walk together is something that I have always believed in. The technology aspect of the academy is also looking good for me till now because I am using lot of things now that I had no idea about a few weeks back, so I think it is taking me one step closer to where I want to be. I am very glad that I get to get my hands dirty right from the first day instead of taking notes which I not a big fan of.
But all said, I just have a feeling that the check in meetings we have could be a little more elaborative and should have questions that are targeted to individuals. Why I feel this is because some people can be a little introvert and might take a while to come out of their shell and for some others it is not that they don’t want to open up but they don’t know how to.
And for people like me it is just natural because of how I am designed :)
My impressions and expectations have been clear since I made up my mind to join EDA. I am here to be a developer and meet new people and make friends and EDA is going to help me with that. I am sure there will be a lot of challenges and lots of learning along the way but I am prepared to face them and where I falter, I am sure that people around me will pull me by the ears and get me back on track. (Yea I kind of sometimes need a little dose to get me back on track…
This is all from me this week… I am very happy, excited, anxious, nervous, overwhelmed and hopeful all at the same time and I don’t know a word that can describe that state of mind of mine.
This is it for this week…xxx
Vaishnavi Iyer signing off...
P.S: If you know the word for my state of mind please let me know. ;)


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Here we cover even more of the many options to consider with basemap's mapping abilities. We still haven't even gotten to plotting yet! Don't worry, we will get there soon, I promise.
Here is some of the sample code from the video:
from mpl_toolkits.basemap import Basemap import matplotlib.pyplot as plt import numpy as np def basicMap(): m = Basemap(projection='mill',llcrnrlat=-60,urcrnrlat=90,\ llcrnrlon=-180,urcrnrlon=180,resolution='c') m.drawcoastlines() m.drawcountries() m.drawstates() m.fillcontinents(color='#04BAE3',lake_color='#FFFFFF') m.drawmapboundary(fill_color='#FFFFFF') plt.title("Geo Plotting Tutorial") plt.show() basicMap() def coolerProjections(): m = Basemap(projection='mill',llcrnrlat=-60,urcrnrlat=90,\ llcrnrlon=-180,urcrnrlon=180,resolution='c') m.drawcountries() m.drawstates() m.bluemarble() plt.title("Geo Plotting Tutorial") plt.show() # are you getting an error like: # ImportError: The _imaging C module is not installed # This meanss you have PIL, but you have the wrong bit version. # If it says you don't have PIL at all, then you better go grab it # but this should have come with your matplotlib installation. coolerProjections()
The first function will generate a map similar-ish to the previous one we did, but the last function will give us something much more interesting looking.


How to dispatch a long press event from a custom item renderer
A custom item renderer may optionally dispatch FeathersEventType.LONG_PRESS
, similar to a Button
.
Using the LongPress
class, it's easy to dispatch FeathersEventType.LONG_PRESS
:
public class CustomItemRenderer extends LayoutGroupListItemRenderer
{
public function CustomItemRenderer()
{
super();
this._longPress = new LongPress(this);
}
private var _longPress:LongPress;
}
That's it! The TouchEvent.TOUCH
listeners will be added automatically, and your item renderer will dispatch FeathersEventType.LONG_PRESS
like a button.
Combined with Event.TRIGGERED or Event.CHANGE
If you plan to combine, LongPress
with TapToTrigger
or TapToSelect
, you should ensure that the other two events aren't dispatched after a long press.
First, always create the LongPress
instance before the TapToTrigger
and TapToSelect
instances. This ensures that the TouchEvent.TOUCH
listener in LongPress
gets a higher priority.
this._longPress = new LongPress(this);
this._trigger = new TapToTrigger(this);
this._select = new TapToSelect(this);
Then, pass the TapToTrigger
and TapToSelect
instances to the LongPress
so that it can disable them temporarily after a long press.
this._longPress.tapToTrigger = this._trigger;
this._longPress.tapToSelect = this._select;


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coqchk - The Coq Proof Checker compiled libraries verifier
coqchk [ options ] modules
coqchk is the standalone checker of compiled libraries (.vo files produced by coqc) for the Coq Proof Assistant. See the Reference Manual for more information. It returns with exit code 0 if all the requested tasks succeeded. A non-zero return code means that something went wrong: some library was not found, corrupted content, type-checking failure, etc.
modules \& is a list of modules to be checked. Modules can be referred to by a short or qualified name.
-I \ dir, \ --include \ dir add directory dir in the include path
-R \ dir\ coqdir recursively map physical dir to logical coqdir
-silent makes coqchk less verbose.
-admit \ module tag the specified module and all its dependencies as trusted, and will not be rechecked, unless explicitly requested by other options.
-norec \ module specifies that the given module shall be verified without requesting to check its dependencies.
-m,\ --memory displays a summary of the memory used by the checker.
-o,\ --output-context displays a summary of the logical content that have been verified: assumptions and usage of impredicativity.
-impredicative-set allows the checker to accept libraries that have been compiled with this flag.
-v print coqchk version and exit.
-coqlib \ dir overrides the default location of the standard library.
-where print coqchk standard library location and exit.
-h,\ --help print list of options
coqtop (1), coqc (1), coq_makefile (1), coqdep (1).
The Coq Reference Manual. The Coq web site: http://coq.inria.fr


Quarantine
Overview
Collection of useful links to free tools, games, etc to help get through the madness
Video Chat
These are all free and have both mobile and pc support
Zoom
- Works great but call starter needs to have a pro account
Skype
- requires installation
Hangouts
- requires gmail i think, UI is ok but a little annoying for groups of 4 or more
Discord
- requires a little setup, although great to have the chat feature
Aws Chime - requires amazon.com account
Kast - targets viewing parties, etc
Play group games
Board Game Arena
7 Wonders
Stone Age
Can't Stop
Go
Carcassone
King Domino
Love Letter
Hanabi
Coup
6 nimmt! - Take 6
Saboteur
Backgammon
Othello
Pitch
Checkers
Battleship
Plenty more...
Matte
7 wonders
Splendor
Azul
Blokee
Century
Code Names
- I built this one. Has the undercover word list as well
Code Names
Secret Hitler
Poker
Mancala
Chess
SpyFall
Agricola
Yahtzee score sheet
Shareable Yahtzee score cared
- will make a copy, then you can share a link to others to edit or watch as you make chnages
Family Feud
Scrabble
Trivial Pursuit
- Just a simple board. Questions not included
Here to There
Scribbl - group pictionary
Solo games
Puzzle Hunt
Cryptic Crosswords
Cube Escape (puzzle)
Puzzlvaria


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Provides logging and monitoring facilities for debugging and auditing of messaging and service invocation within JXTA.


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Reports pointless or pointlessly
complicated boolean expressions. Such expressions include anding with true,
oring with false,
equality comparison with a boolean literal, or negation of a boolean literal. Such expressions may be the result of automated refactorings
not completely followed through to completion, and in any case are unlikely to be what the developer
intended to do.
Use the checkbox below to ignore named constants when determining if an expression is pointless.
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Package org.apgrid.grpc.ng |
size
int size
- size of the array.
accessing
int accessing
- the number of the array tried in order to access.
dimension
int dimension
- the index number of depth of the array.
argNum
int argNum
- argument number
actualType
java.lang.String actualType
- the type of actual argument
requiredType
java.lang.String requiredType
- required type
buffer
byte[] buffer
- buffer of the data
node
org.w3c.dom.Node node
- buffer of the XML node
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Package org.gridforum.gridrpc |
str
java.lang.String str
- a string which describe about an error.
innerException
java.lang.Exception innerException
- an Exception object which was catched in Grid RPC libraries.
os
java.io.PrintStream os
- a PrintStream object to put a message about error.
You can change where to put information strings by setting this variable.


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Can someone (@Mario Carneiro, @Kenny Lau) explain why exactly one needs [add_comm_group M]
before being able to speak about [module M]
?
because it's not [module M]
anymore, it's [module R M]
Because the parent coercion
module R M => add_comm_group M
was causing much of the module typeclass issues
Mario Carneiro, 13:48 (UTC), 2018 Nov 05
after Kenny's refactoring, we definitely need add_comm_group
separate
Ok
in short, it's the part of the module structure that doesn't depend on R
Sure
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