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Methods
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<static> Is_Required(param, value) → {Array}
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Used by the Validation.Parameters to determine whether or not a particular value is required and not present.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
If value is required, is undefined, null, or an empty string, and there is no defaultValue, this will return the result of Validation.Parameters.Return_Error. If there is a defaultValue, this will return an empty array, which indicates that the defaultValue will be used, which is not validated. If value is not undefined, null, or an empty string, this will return undefined indicating that further validation is required.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Return_Error(err, errArgs) → {Array}
-
Used by the Validation.Parameters to indicate that a particular value did not pass validation. Everything returns an array as object and arrays can have multiple error messages returned. This uses the Error class in case any additional property of an Error is needed at a later point.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description err
string The error message to get returned. If errArgs is provided, then this will call util.format().
errArgs
string | Array <optional>
Optionally, the args to get passed to util.format().
- Source:
Returns:
An array containing an object with an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects)
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Return_Success(val) → {Array}
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Used by the Validation.Parameters to indicate that a particular value passed validation. Everything returns an array as object and arrays can have multiple messages returned.
Parameters:
Name Type Description val
Object The successfully parsed and validated value.
- Source:
Returns:
An array containing an object with a value property that contains the value parsed successfully. This is done as an array can validate uniqueness (but it let's each individual validation method handle it's own conversion so as not to duplicate effort).
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Array(param, value, models) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid Array as well as checking that each value inside the array corresponds to the type that was specified in the param definition. It doesn't check that the array contains 'empty' values, even if the array parameter is required as spec doesn't have a way to say all values inside the array are required.
While the spec says param.uniqueItems marks the array to be treated like a set instead of an array (and not that this is invalid if it isn't unique), it does have the potential to lead to an unintentional and unintended loss of data, so this throws a validation error that what you are passing isn't unique over just allowing the non-unique data to be lost. If all the items passed their validation, check for uniqueness. This only validates uniqueness after all the items in the array are validated. This allows all the individual parameter methods to convert the value as they see fit so we are comparing apples to apples (so '1' will get converted correctly to 1, etc.).
If param.uniqueItems is checked, this doesn't use either the native Set (as that is part of the Harmony (ECMAScript 6) proposal, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Set) or a polyfill to "fill" in the missing functionality (something like https://github.com/jfriend00/ES6-Set). This strictly converts everything to strings (using JSON.stringify()) and allows the _.uniq() method to compare strings.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Argument Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
models
Object <optional>
Any models that are defined for this API
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Boolean(param, value) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid boolean. This only handles native boolean types or converting from 'true' / 'false' strings, as the concept is not uniform for other types (ie, if it's a number, should it be 0 = false and 1 = true or should any non-zero number be true). However, this only handles strings that are the string representation in JavaScript of their boolean counterparts, so True, TRUE, etc. will not validate.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Byte(param, value) → {Array}
-
There is no validation to be done for this type, but it is valid.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value passed in unmodified.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Date(param, value) → {Array}
-
There is no definitive definition in the swagger spec as to what constitutes a valid date or date-time (more than likely due to the varied formats a date could have). Therefore, swagger-validation will accept a 'pattern' property on the Swagger Property/Parameter Objects, which is a moment.js format string that specifies the explicit format expected for the date format. If no pattern property is detected, moment.ISO_8601 will be used by default.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains a Date object parsed from value. Since the date format is meant to ignore time, the time will be automatically removed from the returned value. If the time is needed, use the parameter "date-time" instead.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Datetime(param, value) → {Array}
-
There is no definitive definition in the swagger spec as to what constitutes a valid date or date-time (more than likely due to the varied formats a date could have). Therefore, swagger-validation will accept a 'pattern' property on the Swagger Property/Parameter Objects, which is a moment.js format string, that specifies the explicit format expected for the date-time format. If no pattern property is detected, moment.ISO_8601 will be used by default.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains a Date object parsed from value.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_File(param, value) → {Array}
-
There is no validation to be done for this type, but it is valid.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req via a form
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value passed in unmodified.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Int64(param, value) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid integer with a format of int64. This allows all forms of a number (so 2, 2.0, 2e0, 0x2). As a hex value COULD be the hex representation of an actual integer (and JavaScript parses it for us anyway), allow JavaScript to treat hex numbers in the way it wants to. Additionally, if a minimum or maximum is defined for this param ensure that the value is greater than the minimum (if minimum defined) or less than the maximum (if maximum defined).
This allows numbers between Number.MIN_VALUE (exclusive) and Number.MAX_VALUE (inclusive). This does have issues with edge cases, however, (such as Number.MAX_VALUE + 1) as, per IEEE-754 2008 §4.3.1 spec, JavaScript does rounding during addition, so essentially, Number.MAX_VALUE + 1 will equal Number.MAX_VALUE not Number.Infinity. There isn't anything we can do about this as it is correct, per spec, but it isn't intuitive.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Integer(param, value) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid integer (or an integer with a format of int32). This allows all forms of a number (so 2, 2.0, 2e0, 0x2). As a hex value COULD be the hex representation of an actual integer (and JavaScript parses it for us anyway), allow JavaScript to treat hex numbers in the way it wants to. Additionally, if a minimum or maximum is defined for this param ensure that the value is greater than the minimum (if minimum defined) or less than the maximum (if maximum defined).
This allows numbers between -9007199254740991 and +9007199254740991 (both inclusive) per (@link http://people.mozilla.org/~jorendorff/es6-draft.html#sec-number.isinteger).
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Integer_Formats(param, value) → {Array}
-
Redirects the different Integer formats to their respective validation methods. For now, all types of Integer are validated the same way, with the exception of int64 as that is validated like a Number.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Number(param, value) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid number (or a number with a formats of int32, double, float, or long or a integer with a format of int64). This allows all forms of a number (so 2, 2.0, 2.2, 2e0, 0x2). As a hex value COULD be the hex representation of an actual number (and JavaScript parses it for us anyway), allow JavaScript to treat hex numbers in the way it wants to. Additionally, if a minimum or maximum is defined for this param ensure that the value is greater than the minimum (if minimum defined) or less than the maximum (if maximum defined).
This allows numbers between Number.MIN_VALUE and Number.MAX_VALUE (both inclusive). This does have issues with edge cases, however, (such as Number.MAX_VALUE + 1) as, per IEEE-754 2008 §4.3.1 spec, JavaScript does rounding during addition, so essentially, Number.MAX_VALUE + 1 will equal Number.MAX_VALUE not Number.Infinity. There isn't anything we can do about this as it is correct, per spec, but it isn't intuitive.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Number_Formats(param, value) → {Array}
-
Redirects the different Number formats to their respective validation methods. For now, all types of Number are validated the same way.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Object(param, value, models) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid Object by iterating through each property on the associated model and calling out to the respective validation method to validate that property. After validating the properties on this object's model, it will recursively look to see if any other models have this model in their subType array. If so, it will validate those properties as well. It will continue to do this until no more types are found in the subType array.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, form, etc.)
models
Object Any models that are defined for this API
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value with JSON.stringify() called on it.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_Object_Formats(param, value, models) → {Array}
-
Redirects to the validate object method if this is a valid object in the model, else error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
models
Object Any models that are defined for this API
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_String(param, value) → {Array}
-
Ensures that the value that is passed in is a valid string. Additionally, if an enum is defined for this param ensure that the value is inside the enum list (which is case-sensitive).
This also ensures that the value adheres to the pattern specified on the spec, if a pattern is specified.
Additionally, if a pattern property is defined for this param, ensure that the value that is passed in matches the param's pattern property. If param does not have a pattern property, pattern matching is skipped. If param has an invalid pattern property a invalid pattern error is thrown.
If "nothing" was passed into the validate function and it's required with no default value, then this will throw a parameter is required error.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array
-
<static> Validate_String_Formats(param, value) → {Array}
-
Redirects the different String formats to their respective validation methods.
Parameters:
Name Type Description param
Object The Swagger param that was created for this operation
value
Object The value that is passed in along the req (via body, header, etc.)
- Source:
Returns:
An empty Array if the value was "nothing" and not required, else an array containing an object with either an error property (which contains an Array of Error objects) or a value property that contains the value parsed successfully.
- Type
- Array


| 1 | /* =========================================================== | |
| 2 | * JFreeChart : a free chart library for the Java(tm) platform | |
| 3 | * =========================================================== | |
| 4 | * | |
| 5 | * (C) Copyright 2000-2008, by Object Refinery Limited and Contributors. | |
| 6 | * | |
| 7 | * Project Info: http://www.jfree.org/jfreechart/index.html | |
| 8 | * | |
| 9 | * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it | |
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| 12 | * (at your option) any later version. | |
| 13 | * | |
| 14 | * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but | |
| 15 | * WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY | |
| 16 | * or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public | |
| 17 | * License for more details. | |
| 18 | * | |
| 19 | * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public | |
| 20 | * License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software | |
| 21 | * Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, | |
| 22 | * USA. | |
| 23 | * | |
| 24 | * [Java is a trademark or registered trademark of Sun Microsystems, Inc. | |
| 25 | * in the United States and other countries.] | |
| 26 | * | |
| 27 | * -------------- | |
| 28 | * PlotState.java | |
| 29 | * -------------- | |
| 30 | * (C) Copyright 2003-2008, by Object Refinery Limited. | |
| 31 | * | |
| 32 | * Original Author: David Gilbert (for Object Refinery Limited); | |
| 33 | * Contributor(s): -; | |
| 34 | * | |
| 35 | * Changes | |
| 36 | * ------- | |
| 37 | * 30-Oct-2003 : Version 1 (DG); | |
| 38 | * | |
| 39 | */ | |
| 40 | package org.jfree.chart.plot; | |
| 41 | ||
| 42 | import java.util.HashMap; | |
| 43 | import java.util.Map; | |
| 44 | ||
| 45 | /** | |
| 46 | * Records information about the state of a plot during the drawing process. | |
| 47 | */ | |
| 48 | public class PlotState { | |
| 49 | ||
| 50 | /** The shared axis states. */ | |
| 51 | private Map sharedAxisStates; | |
| 52 | ||
| 53 | /** | |
| 54 | * Creates a new state object. | |
| 55 | */ | |
| 56 | public PlotState() { | |
| 57 | this.sharedAxisStates = new HashMap(); | |
| 58 | } | |
| 59 | ||
| 60 | /** | |
| 61 | * Returns a map containing the shared axis states. | |
| 62 | * | |
| 63 | * @return A map. | |
| 64 | */ | |
| 65 | public Map getSharedAxisStates() { | |
| 66 |
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1. getSharedAxisStates : mutated return of Object value for org/jfree/chart/plot/PlotState::getSharedAxisStates to ( if (x != null) null else throw new RuntimeException ) → KILLED |
return this.sharedAxisStates; |
| 67 | } | |
| 68 | ||
| 69 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 66 |
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It was halloween and I felt the need for trips but the town I live in was completely dry except for ecstacy. Ecstacy was no good for this evening. I needed something less expensive and not so happy.
I had experimented a little with dxm but only with puny 200 mg doses of Coricidin, which I have learned is a terrible source of dxm.
This evening I was inspired by a friend to take an entire box. Having never done this I was intrigued by possiblities because I had recently learned of the different plateaus of the drug.
The night began at approximately 6:00 p.m. when I took all 16 Coricidin, a dose of 480 mg of dxm. Within 30 minutes I began feeling the effects. I became drowsy but not desiring to sleep. I was sitting out on the porch with my girlfriend at the time handing out candy to small children. I began feeling a little uncomfortable because it was cold and nausea was setting in. I laid down on the couch inside to relax and calm my stomach. This did not succeed in calming my stomach and I proceeded to vomit up it's contents about 20 minutes after laying down.
After vomiting the hallucinations began. At first things were a little rough but I soon got into the vibe. My body had become completely numb and I was nearly paralyzed, needing much effort to do anything. The body sensation was incredable. Intense and pleasureful but slightly dirty. The open-eyed visuals made no coherent sense.  The close-eyed visuals were even more intense, consisting mostly of patterns and colors. The next two hours were spent enjoying a variety of sensations and visuals completely immobilized on a couch.
At this point my girlfriend thought it would be a good idea to get me up and moving. Which she can atest to later was a very difficult process. The motivation to move was so little because of the difficulty in doing so. I could no longer reason so it couldn't be explained to me that I needed to move around so I could be coherent enough to go home when the time came. After some harsh words from her which at the time seemed to tear through my soul, I agreed.
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Money Play. How should Red play 22?
pips Red=111 White=131
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
Play without much though and you will choose 20/18(2), 8/4 or 20/18(2), 6/4(2).
If you look deeper you will see that these plays leave the rear two checkers somewhat stranded and you may be forced off White's bar-point just when you don't want to be.
Then you will find 20/16(2)! The blot on Red's 4-pt isn't in that much danger and 20/16(2) puts pressure on the blot on Red's 10-pt. When ahead in the race, race!
Because I set this as a problem you may have found 20/16(2). Over the board the play would be missed over 90% of the time.
If you look deeper you will see that these plays leave the rear two checkers somewhat stranded and you may be forced off White's bar-point just when you don't want to be.
Then you will find 20/16(2)! The blot on Red's 4-pt isn't in that much danger and 20/16(2) puts pressure on the blot on Red's 10-pt. When ahead in the race, race!
Because I set this as a problem you may have found 20/16(2). Over the board the play would be missed over 90% of the time.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 20/16(2) Eq.: +0.298 0.665 0.147 0.005 - 0.335 0.068 0.001 2. Cubeful 2-ply 20/18(2) 8/4 Eq.: +0.262 (-0.036) 0.653 0.127 0.002 - 0.347 0.055 0.001 3. Cubeful 2-ply 20/18(2) 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.254 (-0.044) 0.652 0.126 0.002 - 0.348 0.059 0.001 4. Cubeful 2-ply 8/2 6/4 Eq.: +0.185 (-0.112) 0.623 0.135 0.002 - 0.377 0.067 0.001 5. Cubeful 2-ply 8/4 6/4(2) Eq.: +0.176 (-0.122) 0.619 0.137 0.002 - 0.381 0.070 0.002


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Samuel Albert Smith
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Instructor, Continuing Education Program, University of Colorado-Boulder
Ph.D. (Geography), 2018, University of Colorado-Boulder. M.S. (Geography), 2008, Penn State University. A.B. (Geography and Economics), 2005, University of Chicago.
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I was a volunteer on Barack Obama's presidential campaign in 2008, and helped to organize my neighborhood democratic precinct caucus in 2016. Since then, I have made a number of small ($20 or less) donations to political candidates across the country, including Beto O'Rourke (TX-Sen, 2018), Jacky Rosen (NV-Sen, 2018), and Sara Gideon (ME-Sen, 2020). I have also made small donations to several bail funds during the 2020 "Black Lives Matter" demonstrations. In addition, during the 2020 campaign season, I wrote letters to sporadic voters through the Vote Forward organization, encouraging them to participate in the electoral process.
I am currently a board member of the Colorado Friends of Old-Time Music and Dance, a nonprofit group that organizes folk dances in Denver and Boulder. I work to coordinate the group's monthly "Hands Across" gender-neutral dance series. Professionally, I am an active member of the American Association of Geographers and the Social Science History Association.
In my Ph.D. dissertation in Geography, I analyzed the work Colorado museums do in presenting civic identities and negotiating the rapid social and economic changes of the contemporary West. As part of this research, I traced how these museums showcased the history, culture, and continuing presence of a range of groups across Colorado, paying particular attention to the roles of ethnicity, class, and gender. This work not only highlighted the geography of Colorado's diverse citizenry, but also how successful conversations can build civic identities that bridge these divides.
Political redistricting is a complex and challenging process. While I am glad that the people of Colorado have chosen to make this process less directly political, it inevitably involves balancing multiple sets of interests, perspectives, and desired outcomes. On the one hand, we desire districts that will ensure that everyone has elected officials that will fairly represent their views and interests, and who they feel comfortable approaching. On the other, we also seek boundaries that are not dominated by particular groups, but which will instead lead to competitive elections, lively debates, and political engagement across the community. This is even more challenging because redistricting must negotiate multiple sets of boundaries. Some of these boundaries are clear and well-defined--for instance, those of cities, counties, or those based on natural geographical borders. Others, however, are more nebulous and permeable, as between self-identified and overlapping communities. Defining districts is thus a process of brokering compromise between overlapping interests and claims. As with any compromise, nobody will get everything they want. But we must ensure that the process itself is rooted in clear data and thoughtful analysis, and is representative, transparent, public, and accountable. I believe that I have training and skills that would allow me to make a strong contribution to this process. I have extensively studied Colorado's geography and communities, and have training in mapping and geographical analysis. Moreover, my teaching career has helped me to develop the skills to communicate clearly with both colleagues and members of the public, and to facilitate respectful and productive conversations.
Maintaining clear respect for all opinions is an absolute foundation for consensus-building, but successful conversation involves much much more. Rather than glossing over differences of opinion, we must be aware of different interests, explicitly acknowledge the backgrounds behind our own perspectives and desires, and explicitly solicit the perspectives of others, particularly when those perspectives are less vocal or well-represented. In the classroom as well as in conversations with the broader public, I seek to include minority points of view, to ensure that every perspective is heard, and to cultivate an atmosphere of respectful dissent.
As a geographer studying the American West, I have not only an extensive familiarity with Colorado, its people, and its communities, but also a wide range of research, analytical, and mapping skills. I have worked extensively with GIS software (teaching courses in ArcGIS for several years), and have produced maps for my own and others' publications. More generally, my work as a teacher has given me skills in making clear and effective oral and written presentations, as well as in brokering and facilitating discussions in the classroom and with the general public.
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Who doesn’t love candy.  Maybe not biggest fans, but don’t like Gummies. Yea, NEVER happens.  Until a couple of days later, you walk by a store that sells gummies and…pfft, what’s another entire pack going to do — I survived fine last time!
I indulged heavily in gummies — gummy bears & worms in particular during my stay in Philadelphia. With everything from the next block grocery store to the elaborate candy stores carry them, they were never in short supply. Over time, you even new which ones carried fresh gummies (yes, there is such a thing as ‘fresh’ gummies compared to stale ones. It matters!).
Moving back to Dubai meant a literal cut down in the amount of gummy intake. That probably wasn’t a bad thing but you also don’t find gummies around the block, and when you do, they just seem expensive. Ofcourse, all has changed over time and I can safely say I can find gummies within a 10 minute radius from whereever I am these days.
This however, brings me to Lifesavers. For the uninitiated, Lifesavers can be best described as the American Polo.  Frankly they don’t really come close on a taste front, but they make do. What Polo however doesn’t have, are…Lifesavers gummies! Those brilliant, mint-candy-with-a-hole-shaped soft gummies. So good. Case in point: when I touched down in the US last year for the first time in 4 years, the only thing I wanted oh-so-badly along with my Snapple Iced Tea obsession were, yup, the Lifesavers Gummies. And yes, they are joined by the 7–11 Big Gulp.
The good news is, the ENOC petrol station store has started featuring Lifesavers, including the big versions, but in hard candy. Everytime I stop by to fill up the tank — even if more than once a day at the same station — I make a quick move into the store purely to check out the Lifesavers aisle in the sad-puppy-dog-eye hope. So far, I’ve been disappointed.
Lifesavers, are you listening?


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In the dying days of the twelvemonth, you can barely open a newspaper or magazine, watch the television or listen to the radio without being confronted by yet another “Review Of The Year” or “Round-Up Of The Key Events Of 2011”. Blather blather blather. The thing about these space-fillers is that they tend to be cobbled together on the hoof, with little thought, and—understandably, I suppose—lack any proper historical perspective. What seems important to hacks as the year takes its last gasps may, in fifty or a hundred years' time, be quite forgotten, and 2011 may be remembered for other events entirely, ones which, to us who lived through them, seem trivial and unworthy of remark.
So when I was commissioned by the editors of The Dabbler to write my own review of 2011, I put on my futurologist's cap (satin and wool, tassles, earflaps) and, with the aid of Dr Baxter's Invigorating Brain Syrup, I looked at the year through the eyes of a Man Of The Future. What would a penniless out of print scribbler of 2111 pick out as the crucial events of 2011? My report is here.
Meanwhile, having got quite a taste for the wearing of the cap and the glugging of the syrup, I am heading further into the future. I have set the controls for 2525, the year of Zager & Evans' imperishable chart-topper, and will let you know how I get on.


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Gecode::ActorLink Class Reference
Inherited by Gecode::ActorDeleteLink.Detailed Description
Double-linked list for actors.Used to maintain which actors belong to a space and also (for propagators) to organize actors in the queue of waiting propagators.
Definition at line 349 of file core.icc.
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| Remove from predecessor and successor. | |
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Data Model
Domain
Domains are namespaces, strictly partitioned, providing a context for authoritative statements to be made about the entities it contains.
Policies
To implement access control, we have policies in our domain that govern the use of our resources. A policy is a set of assertions (rules) about granting or denying an operation/action on a resource.
Resources
Resources aren't explicitly modeled in Athenz, they are referred to by name. A resource is something that is "owned" and controlled in a specific domain by the provider service. Each service using Athenz for authorization is responsible for defining their own resources and referencing them in their policy rules (assertions).
Actions
Similar to resources, actions are also controlled by the service owners. Athenz does not own nor enforce the actions on resources. They are only referenced in policies and used by Athenz to carry out authorization checks and return the appropriate response to the caller.
Roles
A role can be thought of as a group and anyone in the group can assume the role that takes a particular action. Every policy assertion describes what can be done by a role.
Principal
The actors in Athenz that can assume a role are called principals. These principals are authenticated and can be users or services. Athenz currently provides service identity and authentication support.
Groups
To simplify principal management, the users and services can be included in Groups. Then, the Group can be added as a member to any role within Athenz thus granting the members of that group access to the configured resources.
Service Authentication
Athenz provides secure identity in the form of short-lived X.509 certificates for every workload or service deployed in private (e.g. OpenStack, Kubernetes) or public cloud (e.g. AWS EC2, ECS, Fargate, Lambda). Using these X.509 certificates, clients and services establish secure connections and through mutual TLS authentication verify each other's identity. The service identity certificates are only valid for 30 days and the service identity agents (SIA) part of those frameworks automatically refresh them daily. The term service within Athenz is more generic than a traditional service. A service identity could represent a command, job, daemon, workflow, as well as both an application client and application service.
Role-Based Authorization (RBAC)
Once the client is authenticated with its X.509 certificate, the service can then check if the given client is authorized to carry out the requested action. Athenz provides fine-grained role-based access control (RBAC) support for a centralized management system with support for control-plane access control decisions and a decentralized enforcement mechanism suitable for data-plane access control decisions. It also provides a delegated management model that supports multi-tenant and self-service concepts. Learn More
Centralized Access Control
A traditional centralized mechanism works as expected for services that are not dealing with the decentralized authorization: the server with resources can simply ask the Athenz Management Service directly about access, passing the service identity and resource/action information to get a simple boolean answer. It is suitable for provisioning and configuration use cases where latency for authorization checks is not important. Learn More
Decentralized Access Control
A more interesting scenario introduces the local policy engine (ZPE), and a few supporting changes. Rather than directly asking for an access check with a principal identity, the identity is instead used to get an access token, and that is presented to the target service until it expires. This mechanism allows a service to make a completely local access check against ZPE, given an access token and locally cached policies. Learn More
Zero Trust Principles
Zero Trust is a security model to defend against modern day adversaries. In a nutshell, the Zero Trust model stipulates that in order to establish or maintain a certain level of security, any and all trust amongst participating entities has to be explicit and limited , not implicit or inherited and broad or persistent. That is, by default a system or service will not trust any user or client. While this does not sound particularly revolutionary, it does overturn a few decades of common practice of perimeter security ("hard shell, soft internals") whereby a privileged position inside a network, such as being on a VPN, implicitly grants access to various services. Instead, in a Zero Trust network, the underlying assumption is that enterprise users, devices, applications, and data are at constant risk of compromise both from external as well as internal threats. As part of a typical Attack Life Cycle, after an initial compromise, attackers will attempt to move laterally within the target infrastructure. As a result, the surrounding environment of even "internal" services must be assumed to be hostile, untrusted. Zero Trust treats the surrounding environment as inherently untrusted, thereby mandating the application of a few core principles:
Traffic Encryption
All network traffic between services, clients, and components must be encrypted in transit, as all networks are considered hostile.
AuthN and AuthZ
Always authenticate and always verify authorization all the way up to an appropriate Root Of Trust.
Dynamic trust
Any given entity is trusted only for a limited duration, and only when it is expected (e.g., authenticated and authorized). Trust may also be context-dependent.
Least Privilege
Entities—whether people, organizations, hardware, or software—are granted only the least privilege required to accomplish their current tasks. Any particular grant of privilege ends when the task for which it was granted ends. New tasks require new grants of privilege.


Adding a new IR operation
XLS has about 60 different opcodes and periodically new ones are added to extend functionality or improve the expressiveness of the IR. XLS has many different components and adding a new opcode involves changes to numerous places in the code. These changes, some of which are optional, are described below:
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Add operation to op_specification.py
Opcodes and IR node classes are defined in the file
op_specification.py
. This Python code generates the C++ header and source files which define opcodes (op.h
andop.cc
) and the IR node type hierarchy (nodes.h
andnodes.cc
). Every opcode has an associated node subclass derived from thexls::Node
base class. Some opcodes such asOp::kArray
have their own class (Array
) because of the unique structure of the operation. Other opcodes such as the logical operations (Op::kAnd
,Op::kOr
, etc) share a common base class (BinOp
).The first step to adding a new operations is to add an opcode, and potentially a new Node class, in
op_specification.py
. After adding the opcode numerous files will fail to build because switch statements over the set of opcodes will no longer be exhaustive. Add the necessary cases to each switch statement. The exact code in each case will, of course, be operation-specific. Initially the implementation might return anabsl::UnimplementedError
status until later changes add proper support for the new operation.As part of this change the new operations needs to be added to the DFS visitor class
DfsVisitor
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The IR verifier checks numerous invariants about the IR including operation-specific properties such as the number and type of operands. Add an additional handler method for the new operand and add appropriate operation-specific checks.
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The IR interpreter has C++ implementations of all of the operations. Implement the new operation and add tests.
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The IR matcher is used in tests to enable easy matching of IR expressions. For example, the following tests that the return value of a function is the parameter
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:EXPECT_THAT(f->return_value(), m::Add(m::Param("x", m::Param("y")));
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FunctionBuilderVisitor
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node_expressions.h
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The abstract evaluator enables evaluation of the XLS IR using different evaluation systems than Boolean algebra. Users define the semantics of simple logical operations such as and, or, and not. Then, the abstract evaluator interprets an IR function using these rules. One example use case is ternary logic which uses three logic values (true, false, and unknown) rather than two (true and false) Ternary evaluation is used by the optimizer to discover statically known bits in the IR graph. The abstract evaluator can also be used for translation of the IR to other representations. For example, IR is translated to the Z3 solver representation for formal verification using the abstract evaluator.
If appropriate, the operation should be implemented in
AbstractNodeEvaluator
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The Z3 solver is used for theorem proving and logical equivalence checking between the IR in different stages of compilation and the netlist. To enable this functionality for the new operation, add a lowering of the operation to Z3's internal representation.
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In order to generate efficient circuits which meet timing requirement, XLS models the delay (in picoseconds) of each operation for different process technology nodes. This model is constructed by characterizing the process node using an EDA tool to synthesize the circuit and estimate delay. Typically, a new operation will need to be characterized by running numerous permutations of the operation (e.g., with different bit widths) through a synthesis flow, extracting delay, and building a delay model.
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Most ops are used by the DSLX frontend in the lowering of DSLX to IR. The operation may be exposed directly as a builtin (or other operation) or used in the lowering of other AST nodes. In any case, some changes to the DSLX frontend will likely be necessary.
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The fuzzer generates random DSLX functions and random inputs to check and compare different parts of XLS, for example checking that un-optimized and optimized IR give the same outputs when interpreted. If there is an operation in DSLX that maps nicely onto the newly added operation, the fuzzer can be modified to generate functions with DSLX that exercise the new operation. This is done by adding a handler to
AstGenerator
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Operation-specific optimizations
Typically, a new operation provides optimization opportunities unique to the node. The details, of course, will be vary for different operations. However, typically these are at least several easy optimizations which can be implemented.


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Although I didn't listen to the album in it's entirety, it was a dissapointment. After the rap group's recent work Culture I, I learned that the Migos have a very specific and generic style that they don't stray away from. Quavo and Offset, two of the group's members, released collaborative projects with other artist's where they were forced to adopt new styles. Those projects were successful because of the unique stylistic adjustements the artists made to fit their project. This album feels as though they were more comfortable than innovative. This project definitely has a few strong tracks but it's nothing we haven't heard before.
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me, myself, i feat. quavo, offset, liftoff
Fortnite is a co-op sandbox survival video game developed by Epic Games and People Can Fly, the former also publishing the game. The game was released as a paid early access title for Microsoft Windows, macOS, PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on July 25, 2017, with a full free-to-play release expected in 2018.
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The old white guy and hispanic lady are my favorite
I've never been a really big comic guy because I never knew where to start but superhero movies have always been my favorite. Marvel has been killing the game and these Avenger movies have given me life these past few years. I never really knew about Black Panther or his character till the most recent Avengers movie but he was without a doubt, a baller. I can't wait to see his movie. I highly doubt Marvel will dissapoint because to my knowledge, Thor has been their weakest set of movies yet, and I still really like them. I don't know, all I'm saying is, opening night, I'm going to have a front row seat.
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Although I'm excited for Black Panther's movie, Iron Man is still the GOAT
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Voltorb Flip is a minigame from the Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver games, and is one of the only minigames that is not entirely chance-based.
The game consists of a 5x5 grid of tiles, each containing a number from 0 (labeled as "Voltorb") to 3, with each row and column specifying the total of its values and the numbeer of zeroes in that row. When a cell is flipped, your level score (which starts at 1) is multiplied by the value of the flippeed cell. The Level is over once you have either flipped all cells greater than one or when you have lost by flipping a zero
This calculator is designed to take some of the guesswork out of the minigame by calculating the likelyhood of each cell being a zero, and deducing from that which cell is the best option
It does this via a two step process. In the first step, certain rules are considered, which eliminate nearly all invalid options. In the second step, a brute-force calculation of all valid combinations is performed, and the result analyzed, allowing for exact percentages of rates of success for each cell to be calculated.
The calculator also includes a copy of the game that you can play to test new strategies.


statsmodels.regression.linear_model.RegressionResults¶
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class
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RegressionResults
(model, params, normalized_cov_params=None, scale=1.0, cov_type='nonrobust', cov_kwds=None, use_t=None, **kwargs)[source]¶ This class summarizes the fit of a linear regression model.
It handles the output of contrasts, estimates of covariance, etc.
- Attributes
- pinv_wexog
See specific model class docstring
cov_HC0
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC1
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC2
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC3
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
- cov_type
Parameter covariance estimator used for standard errors and t-stats
- df_model
Model degrees of freedom. The number of regressors p. Does not include the constant if one is present
- df_resid
Residual degrees of freedom. n - p - 1, if a constant is present. n - p if a constant is not included.
- het_scale
adjusted squared residuals for heteroscedasticity robust standard errors. Is only available after HC#_se or cov_HC# is called. See HC#_se for more information.
- history
Estimation history for iterative estimators
HC0_se
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC1_se
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC2_se
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC3_se
See statsmodels.RegressionResults
- model
A pointer to the model instance that called fit() or results.
- params
The linear coefficients that minimize the least squares criterion. This is usually called Beta for the classical linear model.
resid_pearson
Residuals, normalized to have unit variance.
Methods
HC0_se
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC1_se
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC2_se
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
HC3_se
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
aic
()Akaike’s information criteria.
bic
()Bayes’ information criteria.
bse
()The standard errors of the parameter estimates.
The total (weighted) sum of squares centered about the mean.
compare_f_test
(restricted)use F test to test whether restricted model is correct
compare_lm_test
(restricted[, demean, use_lr])Use Lagrange Multiplier test to test whether restricted model is correct
compare_lr_test
(restricted[, large_sample])Likelihood ratio test to test whether restricted model is correct
Return condition number of exogenous matrix.
conf_int
([alpha, cols])Returns the confidence interval of the fitted parameters.
cov_HC0
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC1
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC2
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_HC3
()See statsmodels.RegressionResults
cov_params
([r_matrix, column, scale, cov_p, …])Returns the variance/covariance matrix.
Return eigenvalues sorted in decreasing order.
ess
()Explained sum of squares.
f_pvalue
()p-value of the F-statistic
f_test
(r_matrix[, cov_p, scale, invcov])Compute the F-test for a joint linear hypothesis.
The predicted values for the original (unwhitened) design.
fvalue
()F-statistic of the fully specified model.
get_prediction
([exog, transform, weights, …])compute prediction results
get_robustcov_results
([cov_type, use_t])create new results instance with robust covariance as default
initialize
(model, params, **kwd)Initialize (possibly re-initialize) a Results instance.
llf
()Log-likelihood of model
load
(fname)load a pickle, (class method)
Mean squared error the model.
Mean squared error of the residuals.
Total mean squared error.
nobs
()Number of observations n.
See specific model class docstring
predict
([exog, transform])Call self.model.predict with self.params as the first argument.
pvalues
()The two-tailed p values for the t-stats of the params.
remove data arrays, all nobs arrays from result and model
resid
()The residuals of the model.
Residuals, normalized to have unit variance.
rsquared
()R-squared of a model with an intercept.
Adjusted R-squared.
save
(fname[, remove_data])save a pickle of this instance
scale
()A scale factor for the covariance matrix.
ssr
()Sum of squared (whitened) residuals.
summary
([yname, xname, title, alpha])Summarize the Regression Results
summary2
([yname, xname, title, alpha, …])Experimental summary function to summarize the regression results
t_test
(r_matrix[, cov_p, scale, use_t])Compute a t-test for a each linear hypothesis of the form Rb = q
t_test_pairwise
(term_name[, method, alpha, …])perform pairwise t_test with multiple testing corrected p-values
tvalues
()Return the t-statistic for a given parameter estimate.
Uncentered sum of squares.
wald_test
(r_matrix[, cov_p, scale, invcov, …])Compute a Wald-test for a joint linear hypothesis.
wald_test_terms
([skip_single, …])Compute a sequence of Wald tests for terms over multiple columns
wresid
()The residuals of the transformed/whitened regressand and regressor(s)


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micro express / koa like with async middleware support.
prototype for node in-memory session.
npm install 'git+https://github.com/tpoisseau/uNodeHttpServer.git#1.1.0'
index.js
import App, {parseCookie, sessionInMemory} from 'u-http-server';
const app = new App();
app
.use(ctx => console.log(ctx.request.url))
.use(parseCookie)
.use(sessionInMemory)
.get('/:category/:page', ({params, session, cookies}) => ({params, session, cookies}))
.get('/:test', ({params, session, cookies}) => ({params, session, cookies}))
.route('/', ctx => 'Hello World !');
app.init({protocol: 'https'})
.then(app => app.applyOnClientError())
.then(app => app.listen(3000))
.then(info => console.log('server listening on', info))
.catch(console.error);
async init(options)
method in App
class.
Async is here for let you autogenerate self-signed certificate (via node child_process.exec
for openssl
)
if you want use autogenerate self-signed certificate
abilities, openssl
should be installed and accessible in $PATH
listen(port)
is now async listen(port)
resolved when server is truly listening and return a string url of serverctx is passed to middleware as first parameters
you can populate in what ever you want,
it's a simple object with request and response in it at start.
you middleware recieve in second parameters the returns of last middleware (usefull if you want chain some of them without pollute ctx)
Please read API-Doc
or directly index.d.ts for complete api doc
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[CHAPTER 135]
EMERGENCY USE OF PRIVATE REAL PROPERTY
Section
135-1 Definitions
135-2 Authority of chief of police and their authorized
representatives
135-3 Owner's immunities
135-4 Government's immunities
Cross References
Emergency powers; traffic emergency zones, see §264-1.5.


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Crook County Medical Services District
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Star Valley Medical Center
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Cronjob Addon.
Package: redaxo\cronjob
Author: gharlan[at]web[dot]de Gregor Harlan
Located at redaxo/src/addons/cronjob/lib/manager_sql.php
Author: gharlan[at]web[dot]de Gregor Harlan
Located at redaxo/src/addons/cronjob/lib/manager_sql.php
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Harry Styles debuted his new song 'Watermelon Sugar' on SNL
It's the second single off of his upcoming album
by Alaa Elassar, CNN(CNN) - Harry Styles put on quite a show Saturday, hosting "Saturday Night Live" and performing his new single "Watermelon Sugar."
For the performance, the former One Direction singer appeared on stage wearing a pink and red outfit and heels. He also rocked pink and blue nails.
"Watermelon Sugar," which was released on Saturday, is the second single off of his upcoming studio album "Fine Line."
Earlier in the show, Styles performed the first single, "Lights Up."
The British heartthrob also appeared in a number of skits, in which he poked fun at his love life and even threw shade at his former band mates.
"I love those guys, they are my brothers. Niall, Liam, Louis ..." Styles said, before jokingly forgetting the fifth former bandmate, Zayn Malik, who left One Direction months before the group split.
"Ringo, yeah that's it," Styles laughed.
"Fine Line" will be available on December 13.


Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType Class Reference
| Inherits from | NSObject |
| Conforms to | PicoBindable |
| Declared in | Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.m |
Overview
Contains the discount pricing details for an item, including the original
retail price and the display treatment to be used for the item. The pricing
treatment displayed for a discounted item depends on the values specified
in this container when the item is listed. Discount pricing treatments
(Strikethrough Pricing and Minimum Advertised Price) apply to only fixed
price, BIN items. Sellers can apply Discount Pricing to both MSKU and
Non-MSKU items.
@ingroup ShoppingInterface
Tasks
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originalRetailPrice
This field specifies the price to which the discounted-price display
property
treatment will be applied (for example, a strikethrough price). The
discounted price of an item (specified in the CurrentPrice field) is
the BIN price and is less than the OriginalRetailPrice of the item.
See
Displaying Discount Pricing Information to Buyers for
guidelines on displaying STP and MAP items. -
minimumAdvertisedPrice
A value equal to the agreed upon minimum advertised price.
property
The minimum advertised price is an agreed upon price that is set by the
suppliers/OEMs and the retailers/sellers. The minimum advertised price
is the lowest price for which an item can be advertised. Large volume
sellers can negotiate with the suppliers/OEMs to offer certain items
below the set minimum advertised price. eBay does not maintain or
validate the agreed upon minimum advertised price; the seller is
responsible for setting this value in accordance with their agreement
with the supplier/OEMs. MAP pricing treatments apply to only fixed price,
BIN items listed on the eBay US site. -
minimumAdvertisedPriceExposure
If an item listing qualifies it to be listed as a MAP item
property
(PricingTreatment returns MAP), the item price cannot be directly
displayed on the page containing the item. When listing a MAP item,
the seller stipulates how they want the buyer to view the price of the
item by setting this field to either PreCheckout or DuringCheckout. If
this feild is not set for a MAP item, the treatment defaults to PreCheckout.
If this field is set to PreCheckout, the buyer must click a link (or
button) to view the item price on a different page (such as in a pop-up
window). If this field is set to DuringCheckout, the StartPrice must be
shown only when the buyer in the eBay checkout flow.
MAP items are supported only on the eBay US site. -
pricingTreatment
This field denotes whether or not an item qualifies for a discount
property
pricing treatment display. If a seller lists an item with
DiscountPriceInfo values, the item response container will include
a DiscountPriceInfo container with this field set to either
STP, MAP, or None. If this field is set to MAP, you must abide
by the rules for displaying MAP items, as described in
MinimumAdvertisedPriceExposure.
Important:
For listings that return PricingTreatment set to MAP, you are
legally required to follow the rules for displaying the price of
the item to potential buyers. You are bound by the terms of the
API License Agreement to follow these rules. Refer to the
API License Agreement for consequences of non-compliance.
-
soldOneBay
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
property
that the discount price (specified as CurrentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same (or similar) item for sale on eBay
within the previous 30 days. The discount price is always in reference
to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence. -
soldOffeBay
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
property
that the discount price (specified as currentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same item for sale on a web site or offline
store other than eBay in the previous 30 days. The discount price is
always in reference to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence. -
any
(public property)
property
Properties
any
(public property)
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *any
Discussion
(public property)
entry type : PicoAnyElement, wrapper for primitive anyelement
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
minimumAdvertisedPrice
A value equal to the agreed upon minimum advertised price.
The minimum advertised price is an agreed upon price that is set by the
suppliers/OEMs and the retailers/sellers. The minimum advertised price
is the lowest price for which an item can be advertised. Large volume
sellers can negotiate with the suppliers/OEMs to offer certain items
below the set minimum advertised price. eBay does not maintain or
validate the agreed upon minimum advertised price; the seller is
responsible for setting this value in accordance with their agreement
with the supplier/OEMs. MAP pricing treatments apply to only fixed price,
BIN items listed on the eBay US site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Shopping_AmountType *minimumAdvertisedPrice
Discussion
A value equal to the agreed upon minimum advertised price.
The minimum advertised price is an agreed upon price that is set by the
suppliers/OEMs and the retailers/sellers. The minimum advertised price
is the lowest price for which an item can be advertised. Large volume
sellers can negotiate with the suppliers/OEMs to offer certain items
below the set minimum advertised price. eBay does not maintain or
validate the agreed upon minimum advertised price; the seller is
responsible for setting this value in accordance with their agreement
with the supplier/OEMs. MAP pricing treatments apply to only fixed price,
BIN items listed on the eBay US site.
type : class Shopping_AmountType
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
minimumAdvertisedPriceExposure
If an item listing qualifies it to be listed as a MAP item
(PricingTreatment returns MAP), the item price cannot be directly
displayed on the page containing the item. When listing a MAP item,
the seller stipulates how they want the buyer to view the price of the
item by setting this field to either PreCheckout or DuringCheckout. If
this feild is not set for a MAP item, the treatment defaults to PreCheckout.
If this field is set to PreCheckout, the buyer must click a link (or
button) to view the item price on a different page (such as in a pop-up
window). If this field is set to DuringCheckout, the StartPrice must be
shown only when the buyer in the eBay checkout flow.
MAP items are supported only on the eBay US site.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *minimumAdvertisedPriceExposure
Discussion
If an item listing qualifies it to be listed as a MAP item
(PricingTreatment returns MAP), the item price cannot be directly
displayed on the page containing the item. When listing a MAP item,
the seller stipulates how they want the buyer to view the price of the
item by setting this field to either PreCheckout or DuringCheckout. If
this feild is not set for a MAP item, the treatment defaults to PreCheckout.
If this field is set to PreCheckout, the buyer must click a link (or
button) to view the item price on a different page (such as in a pop-up
window). If this field is set to DuringCheckout, the StartPrice must be
shown only when the buyer in the eBay checkout flow.
MAP items are supported only on the eBay US site.
type: string constant in Shopping_MinimumAdvertisedPriceExposureCodeType.h
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
originalRetailPrice
This field specifies the price to which the discounted-price display
treatment will be applied (for example, a strikethrough price). The
discounted price of an item (specified in the CurrentPrice field) is
the BIN price and is less than the OriginalRetailPrice of the item.
See
Displaying Discount Pricing Information to Buyers for
guidelines on displaying STP and MAP items.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Shopping_AmountType *originalRetailPrice
Discussion
This field specifies the price to which the discounted-price display
treatment will be applied (for example, a strikethrough price). The
discounted price of an item (specified in the CurrentPrice field) is
the BIN price and is less than the OriginalRetailPrice of the item.
See
Displaying Discount Pricing Information to Buyers for
guidelines on displaying STP and MAP items.
type : class Shopping_AmountType
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
pricingTreatment
This field denotes whether or not an item qualifies for a discount
pricing treatment display. If a seller lists an item with
DiscountPriceInfo values, the item response container will include
a DiscountPriceInfo container with this field set to either
STP, MAP, or None. If this field is set to MAP, you must abide
by the rules for displaying MAP items, as described in
MinimumAdvertisedPriceExposure.
Important:
For listings that return PricingTreatment set to MAP, you are
legally required to follow the rules for displaying the price of
the item to potential buyers. You are bound by the terms of the
API License Agreement to follow these rules. Refer to the
API License Agreement for consequences of non-compliance.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *pricingTreatment
Discussion
This field denotes whether or not an item qualifies for a discount
pricing treatment display. If a seller lists an item with
DiscountPriceInfo values, the item response container will include
a DiscountPriceInfo container with this field set to either
STP, MAP, or None. If this field is set to MAP, you must abide
by the rules for displaying MAP items, as described in
MinimumAdvertisedPriceExposure.
Important:
For listings that return PricingTreatment set to MAP, you are
legally required to follow the rules for displaying the price of
the item to potential buyers. You are bound by the terms of the
API License Agreement to follow these rules. Refer to the
API License Agreement for consequences of non-compliance.
type: string constant in Shopping_PricingTreatmentCodeType.h
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
soldOffeBay
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
that the discount price (specified as currentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same item for sale on a web site or offline
store other than eBay in the previous 30 days. The discount price is
always in reference to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *soldOffeBay
Discussion
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
that the discount price (specified as currentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same item for sale on a web site or offline
store other than eBay in the previous 30 days. The discount price is
always in reference to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h
soldOneBay
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
that the discount price (specified as CurrentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same (or similar) item for sale on eBay
within the previous 30 days. The discount price is always in reference
to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *soldOneBay
Discussion
Used by the eBay UK and eBay Germany (DE) sites, this field indicates
that the discount price (specified as CurrentPrice) is the price for
which the seller offered the same (or similar) item for sale on eBay
within the previous 30 days. The discount price is always in reference
to the seller’s own price for the item.
In the event both soldOffeBay and soldOneBay fields areset, soldOneBay
takes precedence.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Shopping_DiscountPriceInfoType.h


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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
1 to 2 hours
Serves
Serves 4-6
A feast of a pie combining the classic Wellington with a full English breakfast filling.
Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Sift the flour and salt into a bowl. Divide the butter into four equal pieces and put three back in the fridge. Rub the remaining quarter of the butter into the flour until the mixture resembles fine bread crumbs.
Add 125ml/4fl oz of water and bring it together to form a dough. Do not knead or over work the dough.
Wrap the dough in cling film and place in the fridge to rest for 15 minutes.
For the filling, bring a pan of water to the boil. Lower the eggs into the boiling water and immediately set a timer for two minutes and 45 seconds.
Remove the eggs with a slotted spoon and place into a sieve. Put the eggs under running cold water for a minute and then place in a bowl of cold water for a few minutes.
Peel the eggs and return them to the cold water and set aside.
In a medium sized frying pan, fry the mushrooms in a knob of butter until golden-brown and softened.
In a food processor, blend the sun-blushed tomatoes to a purée. Stir into the cooked mushrooms and put the mixture in the fridge to cool.
Remove the pastry from the fridge along with one of the remaining three pieces of butter. On a lightly floured surface roll out the pastry to form a long rectangle.
Dot the butter over the top two-thirds of the dough. Fold the bottom third over the butter and the top third over the top (like a letter ready to go into an envelope).
Turn the dough 90 degrees and roll out to a long rectangle. Repeat the and folding, then wrap the pastry in cling film and chill for 15 minutes.
Remove the skins from the sausages and black pudding. Crumble the black pudding into the sausage meat and stir to combine.
Lay a large piece of cling film on the work surface. Place the Parma ham on the cling film, over-lapping at the edges to form a neat rectangle 28x20cm/11x8in.
Spread the tomato and mushroom mixture over the ham leaving a 1cm/½in border. Spread the sausage meat on top of this. Then line up the boiled eggs lengthwise down the centre of the rectangle.
Using the cling film to help, roll into a tight sausage, keeping the eggs in a line and in the middle of the sausage meat. Twist the ends of the cling film to seal and and chill in the fridge for 15 minutes.
Take the pastry from the fridge with a remaining quarter of the butter. Repeat the process of dotting with butter, rolling the pastry, folding and chill again for a further 15 minutes.
Unwrap the sausage and place it on a lightly oiled baking tray. Bake in the oven for 15-20 minutes. Remove the sausage from the oven and cool completely.
Take the pastry from the fridge and repeat the rolling, dotting and folding for the final time. Chill until ready to use.
When the sausage is cold, roll out the pastry thinly. Cut into a neat rectangle around 38x25cm/15x10in and reserve the trimmed edges for decorating.
Place the sausage in the middle of the pastry and cut off small squares at each corner to avoid too much pastry at the ends.
Fold the pastry at each end up and over the sausage, then wrap the long sides of the pastry up and around. Brush the overlapping edges with water and gently press the pastry to seal.
Place the Wellington on a baking tray seam side down and brush all over with beaten egg.
Cut thin strips from the pastry trimmings and make a lattice pattern over the Wellington. Brush the decoration with the beaten egg and bake for 45 minutes. Check the Wellington after 30 minutes and cover with foil if it is browning too much.
Allow to rest for 10 minutes before serving.


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RA Duty Generator
Calendar Name
RAs to Schedule
Start Date
End Date
Break Start
Break End
Each RA should receive about
weekend duties and
week duties.
RA
Week Primary Duties (S-W)
Week Secondary Duties (S-W)
Weekend Primary Duties (T-S)
Weekend Secondary Duties (T-S)


Link Shortening API
Routes
POST /shortlink
Creates a new hash representation for your redirect URL.
GET /:hash
Redirects you to the URL.


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Price: Rs.299 (I got its at 50% off)
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Adding an Amazon MSK cluster as an event source
You can use a Lambda function to process records from your Apache Kafka cluster when
the cluster is configured as an event source. To create an event source mapping, you can add your Kafka cluster as a Lambda function trigger using the Lambda console, AWS SDK
This section describes how to add your Kafka cluster and topic as a function trigger using the Lambda console or AWS CLI.
Prerequisites
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An Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka (Amazon MSK) cluster and a Kafka topic. For more information, see Getting Started Using Amazon MSK in the Amazon Managed Streaming for Apache Kafka Developer Guide.
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A Lambda execution role with permission to access the AWS resources that your MSK cluster uses. For more information, see Managing access and permissions for an Amazon MSK cluster.
VPC configuration
To get Apache Kafka records from Amazon MSK brokers, Lambda must have access to the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC) resources associated with your MSK cluster. To meet Amazon VPC access requirements, we recommend:
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Configuring one NAT gateway per public subnet. For more information, see Internet and service access for VPC-connected functions.
Your Amazon VPC security groups must be configured with the following rules (at minimum):
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Inbound rules – Allow all traffic on all ports for the security group specified as your event source.
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Outbound rules – Allow all traffic on all ports for all destinations.
Your Amazon VPC configuration is discoverable through the Amazon MSK API, and doesn't need to be configured in your create-event-source-mapping
setup.
Adding an Amazon MSK cluster using the Lambda console
Follow these steps to add your Amazon MSK cluster and a Kafka topic as a trigger for your Lambda function.
To add an MSK trigger to your Lambda function (console)
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Open the Functions page
of the Lambda console. -
Choose the name of your Lambda function.
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Under Designer, choose Add trigger.
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Under Trigger configuration, choose the MSK trigger type.
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Configure the remaining options, and then choose Add.
Adding an Amazon MSK cluster using the AWS CLI
Use the following example AWS CLI commands to create and view an Amazon MSK trigger for your Lambda function.
Creating a trigger using the AWS CLI
The following example uses the create-event-source-mapping
my-kafka-function
to a Kafka topic named AWSKafkaTopic
. The topic's starting position is set to latest
.
aws lambda create-event-source-mapping --event-source-arn
arn:aws:kafka:us-west-2:arn:aws:kafka:us-west-2:111111111111:cluster/my-cluster/fc2f5bdf-fd1b-45ad-85dd-15b4a5a6247e-2
--topicsAWSKafkaTopic
--starting-positionLATEST
--function-namemy-kafka-function
For more information, see the CreateEventSourceMapping API reference documentation.
Viewing the status using the AWS CLI
The following example uses the get-event-source-mapping
aws lambda get-event-source-mapping --uuid
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What channel is Liverpool vs Genk on? TV and live stream information
The Reds welcome Belgian opposition to Anfield for their latest Champions League Group E clash on Tuesday
by Sam FletcherLiverpool are back in Champions League action after their dramatic comeback at Villa Park on Saturday.
Following Sadio Mane’s stoppage-time winner against Aston Villa, Jurgen Klopp’s attention turns to matchday four of the UEFA Champions League as his Liverpool side take on Genk at Anfield.
The cup holders bagged four in Belgium in the reverse fixture as Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain netted a brace, with his second goal the pick of the bunch - an outside-of-the-boot finish from the edge of the area that was described by Klopp as "spectacular".
Liverpool currently lie 2nd in Group E, behind Napoli, the only side to have beaten the Reds in all competitions this season.
Here is all the key information you need to know ahead of the game…
When is the game?
The game takes place on Tuesday 5th November - expect fireworks.
Kick-off is set for 8pm.
Where is the game being played?
Liverpool’s famous Anfield Stadium is the setting for this one.
Since returning to the Champions League in 2017, Liverpool are yet to lose a European fixture at Anfield.
What TV channel is the game on?
If you’re a UK viewer you will need a BT Sport subscription if you’re wanting to watch the game.
The game is available on BT Sport 3 with coverage starting at 7:15pm.
Can you live stream the game?
If you are a BT Sport subscriber and are based in the UK, you can stream the action through their website and the BT Sport app.
Alternatively, you can follow all of the action on the Mirror Football live blog.
Liverpool team news
There are no fresh injury concerns for Jurgen Klopp with all his players coming through the Aston Villa game unscathed.
The only absentees are Joel Matip, Xherdan Shaqiri and Nathaniel Clyne, who are all suffering from long-term injuries.
Genk team news
Genk will have to do without first-choice goalkeeper Danny Vukovic who is ruled out due to an Achilles tendon injury. Gaetan Coucke would be the natural choice to fill in between the sticks.
It’s expected manager Felice Mazzu will welcome back Mbwana Samatta into the starting eleven after he was benched against KAS Eupen at the weekend.
Betting odds
Liverpool 1/12
Draw 11/1
Genk 28/1
Odds courtesy of thepools.com


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Southern Transvaal Marathon Champions (South Africa)
Men (32+ runnings) 06 Mar 1988 Vereeniging 2:22:53 Johannes Thobejane 08 Mar 1987 Vereeniging 2:27:23 M Raphadu 09 Mar 1986 Vereeniging 2:22:51 Gibeon Moshaba 10 Mar 1985 Vereeniging 2:21:39 Petrus Kekana 26 Aug 1984 Kempton Park 2:29:11 Thompson Magawana .... 12 Sep 1982 Pretoria 2:17:18 Derick Marcisz 05 Sep 1981 Lyttleton 2:14:47 Ben Choeu 05 Jul 1980 Johannesburg 2:16:50 Brian Chamberlain-2 03 Feb 1979 Johannesburg 2:22:08 Andrew Greyling 04 Feb 1978 Johannesburg 2:24:48 Gordon Shaw 05 Feb 1977 Johannesburg 2:22:54 Geoff Tribe .... 30 Mar 1974 Johannesburg 2:25:58 Ron Brimelow 10 Mar 1973 Springs 2:20:32 Joseph Bellingham 18 Mar 1972 Germiston 2:34:38 Brian Chamberlain 06 Mar 1971 Frankenwald 2:31:19 Denis Morrison 07 Mar 1970 2:45:56 N Dormehl .... 25 Feb 1967 Meyerton 2:32:41 Tommy Malone-2 26 Feb 1966 Krugersdorp 2:39:15 Oelof Vorster 20 Mar 1965 Germiston 2:29:20.8 Tommy Malone 07 Mar 1964 Germiston 2:43:00 Jackie Mekler-7 02 Mar 1963 Krugersdorp 2:39:44 Jackie Mekler-6 .... 25 Feb 1961 Krugersdorp 2:38:51 Jackie Mekler-5 27 Feb 1960 Krugersdorp 2:33:58.8 Keith James-3 28 Feb 1959 Krugersdorp 2:32:51 Keith James-2 22 Feb 1958 Krugersdorp 2:36:16 Keith James 23 Feb 1957 Krugersdorp 2:35:15.2 Mercer Davies 1956 10 Oct 1955 Johannesburg 2:49:54 Jackie Mekler-4 09 Oct 1954 Krugersdorp 2:31:51 Jackie Mekler-3 24 Jan 1953 Krugersdorp 2:33:06.6 Jackie Mekler-2 11 Oct 1952 Benoni 2:42:56.5 Jackie Mekler 01 Oct 1951 Johannesburg 3:00:09 Bob Herseleman .... 1948 George Burdett .... 08 Apr 1939 Krugersdorp 2:35:07 Jackie Gibson
Women (10+ runnings) 06 Mar 1988 Vereeniging 3:11:47 Kerry Cocker 08 Mar 1987 Vereeniging 3:09:45 Erika vanColler 09 Mar 1986 Vereeniging 2:59:19 Annetjie Kruger 10 Mar 1985 Vereeniging 3:01:45 Jean Cooper 26 Aug 1984 Kempton Park 3:07:56 Laura Hofer .... 12 Sep 1982 Pretoria 3:03:19 Agnes Volschenk 05 Sep 1981 Lyttleton 3:05:00 Audrey Steyn 05 Jul 1980 Johannesburg 3:11:12 Thea Claasen 03 Feb 1979 Johannesburg 3:01:32 Clare Taylor 04 Feb 1978 Johannesburg 4:02:29 V Pienaar
Note: For 1978 and earlier, these championships were known as
the Southern Transvaal Championships. It is uncertain as to whether the
1939 race is part of this series. For 1984-1988, these championships were
held as part of the Vaal Marathon.
Note: The province of Transvaal, for purposes of athletics, was divided into
Southern Transvaal and Northern Transvaal, with the border roughly just north of
Johannesburg with Pretoria in Northern Transvaal. Later.these were divided
further, with Western Transvaal, Eastern Transvaaland Far Northern Transvaal
coming into being. In the late seventies, Southern Transvaal became just
Transvaal. After 1994, Transvaal became Central Gauteng, Northern
Transvaal became Gauteng North, Eastern Transvaal became Mpumalanga,
Western Transvaal became Central North West, while new athletics regions were
formed according to the political provincial division: Limpopo, North West North
and Vaal Triangle (all in the “old” Transvaal/Southern Transvaal region). The
Vaal Triangle roughly corresponds to the “old” Southern Transvaal.
Most Titles
Men
(1939/1988)
7
Jackie Mekler
1952-55,1961,1963-64
Women
(1978/1988)
No woman has won more than one title.
Last Updated on
13 Sep 2009
Contributors: Riel Hauman (50), Andy Milroy (22), Jackie Mekler


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