Everything must be grand.
Boo-ka-Pee, they can't see me,
As long as I've got me head in the sand.
Peek-a-Boo, it may be true,
There's something in what you've said,
But we've got enough troubles in everyday life,
I just bury me head.
One of the most prevalent Animal Stereotypes is the ostrich burying its head underneath the sand whenever it is frightened. The implied message being that the bird so dumb that it has No Object Permanence problems. In other works he may be doing this while sleeping.
In reality, ostriches don't put their head underneath the sand. Such a scenario would leave them sitting duck for predators not to mention risking suffocation. Just like any other animal, they will run away whenever they assume danger. Logical too, seeing that they have long, strong legs that can run over 40 miles per hour, making it extremely difficult for predators to catch them (and if they are caught those same legs can deliver deadly kicks). When they sleep they just sit down on the ground like other birds do. The head burying in the sand image is likely a perception derived from humans watching the birds from a distance and seeing them reach their long necks down to the ground to search for food or to manage their nests.
Nevertheless this Urban Legend keeps popping up in comic strips and cartoons and has even become a metaphor for people too frightened to do something about an important problem or in deep denial about it. Instead of taking action they prefer sticking their heads under the ground and wait until the problem goes away by itself.
Sub-Trope of Artistic License Ornithology. See also Head-in-the-Sand Management.
Examples
- A Canadian commercial for Duracell batteries featured robot ostriches hiding their heads in the sand at the beginning of the ad.
- A series of 1990s Russian adverts for Irn-Bru (no, honestly, it's a whole thing, apparently) featured blue and orange ostriches, who bury their heads in the sand, only for their heads to come out in Antarctica and steal cool Irn-Bru from penguins. In another one, the ostriches are themselves in Antarctica and have buried their Irn-Bru to keep it cool, so they duck into the snow to drink it.
- Audrey the Ostrich from Ox Tales always has her head buried in the ground.
- There is an old joke about a zoo having a sign near a cage saying "Please don't scare the ostriches. The floor is concrete."
- A 1930s Mickey Mouse comic strip had Mickey join a race to win money. As everybody was allowed to bring their own manner of transport Mickey used his pet ostrich to ride on. During the race the animal suddenly gets scared and sticks its head under the ground, so Mickey has think up a way to make the animal stop doing this.
 He tries to get laid with her, but she refuses to move, so he kicks her in the behind and leaves. Out of revenge she murders him with an icepick in the head.

- Spike does this in The Land Before Time when Littlefoot and Cera are fighting, and when the Gang sans Cera comes across Sharptooth for the last time.
- Dumbo. During the Baby Be Mine segment the camera shows a shot of the circus animals taking a rest at night, including a mother (or father?) ostrich and her two baby birds, sticking their heads underneath the sand.
 Her chick attempts to do the same, but the ground is too hard, so the chick knocks itself out.
- In Scooby-Doo! and the Legend of the Vampire, Scooby and Shaggy do this to evade the wrath of an emu.
- Bedknobs and Broomsticks. During the soccer match the ostrich buries its head underneath the sand, but is kicked against his behind soon afterwards, causing him to tumble forwards and fall on its behind.
- Bumblebee. Bumblebee does this on the beach, thinking it would hide him if other peoeple are around. Yes, he honestly forgot to transform into vehicle mode.
- Played for dark comedy in James Thurber's fable "Oliver and the Other Ostriches." Oliver attends an ostrich lecture where a leading ostrich tells them that they are superior to other species because they are intelligent enough to hide their heads. Oliver tries to comment that other species have good qualities too, but the ostriches will have none of it— and then they promptly get interrupted by an elephant stampede. All the ostriches are flattened except for Oliver, who is intelligent enough to run away.
- Spoofed in The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, in which it is discussed that a good way to escape from the Ravenous Bugblatter Beast Of Traal is to wrap your towel around your head, since the Beast is "such a mind-boggingly stupid animal, it assumes that if you can't see it, it can't see you."
- The Flanders and Swann song "The Ostrich": Flanders sings the chorus as the ostrich, determinedly sticking his head in the sand despite Swann's increasingly urgent warnings.
- Straight Outta Compton by N.W.A. has a song named "If It Ain't Ruff" where they make use of this stereotype.
So whenever I'm steppin cover your head like an ostrich
- The image of an ostrich hiding its head is used often in political cartoons, usually to portray politicians who hide from luring problems such as a crisis, recession, depression, complaints of the people or an enemy power rising.
- Example: A 1941 political cartoon by Dr. Seuss (yes, that Dr. Seuss) portrayed American isolationists as ostriches with their heads buried, blissfully ignoring the impending war. He used this analogy frequently in his cartoons, such as one where the buried ostrich head chews at the roots of a tree labeled "American morale" and another where members of the America First party pass out ostrich hats.
- The Far Side: One strip has an ostrich doing this, with a lion crouched next to him and peering down the head-hole. "I seeeeee you!"
- Rational Wiki's articles on denialism are adorned with a logo of an ostrich hiding its head.
- In the Kaufman and Hart play Merrily We Roll Along, the grotesquely old-fashioned Mrs. Riley complains about the title of a play her daughter is starring in (in 1923, a time when, perhaps not coincidentally, fashionable women wore ostrich feathers), and her son-in-law tries to explain its significance:
Mrs. Riley: What the hell was it all about, will you tell me that? What did the name mean? "The Ostrich." Wasn't a God-damn bird in it.
Harry: Well, the whole idea is—people afraid to face things. Sticking your head in the sand.
Mrs. Riley: Well, why didn't they come out and say so?
- The first boss of Ballz is Guggler, an ostrich who sticks his head in the ground to heal when you're far enough away.
- No ostriches feature in Avian Attorney, but the Prime Minister of France describes the King as ostrichlike in his determination to ignore bad things.
- Conkdors from Super Mario 3D World are ostrich-like enemies who attack by slamming their faces into the ground.
- The Brawl in the Family strip Kirby's Comic has Kirby show King Dedede a comic he made about this.
- A stressed ostrich high school teacher does this in Kevin & Kell. In her case, she stuck her head into a trapdoor labeled "Faculty Lounge".
- The Silly Symphonies cartoon The China Shop: An ostrich figurine sticks its head into the base it is standing on when the Satyr starts throwing dishes. Its exposed legs and neck are promptly sliced through by a plate and it reassembles into a shorter bird.

- South Park. In Cartoon Wars the citizens are so frightened of Family Guy showing The Prophet Muhammad and the reactions this will create in the Muslim world that they decide to use the ostrich tactic by burying their heads underneath the sand.
- In the Foghorn Leghorn cartoon Mother Was A Rooster, Foggy adopts a baby ostrich, who hides his head in the sand whenever Barnyard Dawg called him an "ugly chicken." When Foghorn and Dawg get their heads stuck in the ground in he end, the ostrich says "They left me all alone. Where did everybody go?"
- According to the back story of Channel Umptee-3, Orson the ostrich lived his life with his head in the ground like the other ostriches. When he took it out and looked around, he saw that The World Is Just Awesome and decided to share it with everyone through a TV show.
- In the Stanley episode, "Honest Ostrich", Stanley feels he let Marci down when he can't find a soccer ball she let him borrow for a big game, and he wishes that he could hide his head in the sand like an ostrich and forget the whole day. Dennis points out to him that Ostriches don't really hide their heads in the sand, and after finding out the truth in the Great Big Book of Everything, he finds out that Ostriches really duck their heads in the grass to avoid being spotted by predators. So they tell the kids that one myth is not true, and replace it with a variant on the myth instead? Ostriches don't hide their heads in the grass either to hide from predators. As the description says, they run.
- An episode of Penguins of Madagascar had an ostrich that gets her head stuck in quick-drying cement, alluding the "ostrich with its head in the ground" pose. This gets lampshaded by the characters, who point out how wrong this trope is.
- Deconstructed in The Lion Guard. In "Bunga The Wise," Bunga tells an ostrich who's scared of hyenas to hide her head in the ground to avoid seeing them. When the rest of the Lion Guard see her doing this, they point out that ostriches don't actually do such a thing. After they help the ostrich to pull her stuck head out, she complains about how hard it is to breathe down there.
- Kaeloo: In Episode 70, this is done by Quack Quack the duck (even though he's not an ostrich). Somehow, it works perfectly well and nobody can find him.
- The Babar episode "The Show Must Go On" has ostrich ballet dancer Madamoiselle Soretoza, who would bury her head in a sandbox if things don't go her way.
- Invoked in a "Back to the show" ad bumper for Mike, Lu & Og; Wendell spooks an ostrich so it can bury its head in the sand, allowing him to pluck its plumage to use as Fluffy Fashion Feathers.
- Parodied in an episode of Ed, Edd n Eddy where during a game of hide-and-seek, Rolf does this at an attempt to pick a more optimum hiding spot.
- House of Mouse: In "Donald's Pumbaa Prank", an ostrich ballerina hides her head in a cake when Pumbaa is about to make a gigantic fart.
- In Oggy and the Cockroaches episode "The Hungry Ostrich Empire", Jack brings an ostrich to Oggy's house for him to petsit. It sticks its head into the floorboards whenever someone tries to hurt it.
- The Dick Tracy Show: In "Horse Race Chase," this is how Go-Go Gomez exposes the Brow and Oodles' plan to win a horse race by using an ostrich disguised as a horse. He frightens the ostrich which screeches to a stop (sending jockey Oodles flying off of it) and buries its head in the ground.
- Though real ostriches don't do this, there are a few small mammals that hide their heads in crevices when threatened, including solenodons and the rock-haunting ringtail possum. What adaptive function this serves is unknown. Notably, solenodons (which are only found on several islands in the Caribbean) are very vulnerable to introduced predators.


@kolo for the pool, we had to have a link very rapid between several continents, I am thinking about a similar trick to help SH region to get better connected
I forgot the name of this link but I can find it back
kolo14-Apr-19 11:35 PM
Do ping measures from european and AR IX-es(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:35 PM
I will be putting my node in Brisbane
I wish you the best compared to Sydney, my LabsNN in Sydney had horrible ping times(edited)
phm8714-Apr-19 11:36 PM
I'll make measures on the existing NN and on the known DC, thank you for your advices @kolo
kolo14-Apr-19 11:38 PM
And not just ping. Seems there is no 100% net neutrality in such big distances
phm8714-Apr-19 11:38 PM
this gives me food for brain, thank you kolo ^^
NutellaLicka14-Apr-19 11:39 PM
Yeah genie my testnet ping is 0.28ms to nearly everyone. My aussie based pool also runs into dramas because of this. I will work with it and try to overcome these issues.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:41 PM
mine for labs was like 310
NutellaLicka14-Apr-19 11:41 PM
Yeah, some DC in Aus arent the greatest. Theyre also stupid expensive
phm8714-Apr-19 11:42 PM
ok I won't like : I didn't understand clearly how are defined regions and I'm still trying to understand what are the limits of SH region based on what I find on internet
do you have a reliable source to define regions ?
NutellaLicka14-Apr-19 11:43 PM
One place I was browsing offere an i7-7700k with 32gb ram and 1tb ssd eith 1tb data for $1300(AUD)/month
Komodo Notary Nodes Map | Sponsored by Komodo Pioneers
NutellaLicka14-Apr-19 11:44 PM
Webby, surely african and south american SH nodes wont run into the same latency issues as AUS/NZ nodes
kolo14-Apr-19 11:44 PM
@webworker01 I can only say komodoninja_EU is wrong
phm8714-Apr-19 11:44 PM
I thought that kmd had another region for south america, I didn't know it was in SH region (no I am not 5 years old)
Alright14-Apr-19 11:45 PM
SH is not literally southern hemisphere
kolo14-Apr-19 11:45 PM
Im not so good in geography Need to google each case people doubt about
Alright14-Apr-19 11:45 PM
@kolo Iceland?
not sure it matters just curious
one map says NA, the other EU
kolo14-Apr-19 11:46 PM
Should be EU
Im almost sure
phm8714-Apr-19 11:46 PM
I don't know if any DC exists in Iceland(edited)
Alright14-Apr-19 11:47 PM
Can we make web's "official" I think it was made using the old "official" map
kolo14-Apr-19 11:47 PM
It's geopolitical thing. Iceland is EU politically
@Alright there will be 195 edge cases
Alright14-Apr-19 11:50 PM
No there won't
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:50 PM
just 194
Alright14-Apr-19 11:50 PM
working on it, should have a clear proposal for 2020 ruleset soon
kolo14-Apr-19 11:50 PM
Who can tell me is Russia in Europe or in Asia?
Alright14-Apr-19 11:50 PM
It's in the Asia Russia region
Clearly
AR
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:51 PM
Russia is in NA
1
kolo14-Apr-19 11:51 PM
@Alright send it to me also so we can both work on that, if you want
Alright14-Apr-19 11:51 PM
That's the plan
phm8714-Apr-19 11:51 PM
@Alright a new participant will be added in few hours : @Dr.Terminus (he is syncing his kmd node and AC)
Dr.Terminus14-Apr-19 11:52 PM
Alright14-Apr-19 11:52 PM
~3pm UTC sound good?
Dr.Terminus14-Apr-19 11:52 PM
hi everyone
phm8714-Apr-19 11:52 PM
Russia seems cut in half with a European part
kolo14-Apr-19 11:53 PM
@phm87 than where is middle? I will be happy to know and tell others
phm8714-Apr-19 11:53 PM
half is a wrong word
smk762 - dracocanis ominator14-Apr-19 11:53 PM
I'm due to update notary cadidate map, will post link once done
might also add votegraph to oracle.earth
Alright14-Apr-19 11:54 PM
If it's geopolitcal as kolo says, could we define the regions by country?
kolo14-Apr-19 11:54 PM
@webworker01 you're missing small (and big) countries between us and european union.
phm8714-Apr-19 11:55 PM
@kolo I checked : I am wrong (I forgot on purpose the conflict in Ukraine and russian part + the very tiny part of land that belongs to russia because nobody cares about this so tiny thing)
kolo14-Apr-19 11:55 PM
In political terms 100% no
phm8714-Apr-19 11:56 PM
when guys presented me KMD, they told me that regions are defined with a very weird rule, they were not able to explain it in any language
kolo14-Apr-19 11:56 PM
Target of regions is not ping sizes and mile distance, but rather political, so no local gov-t can ruin dpow network when disliking crypto
politics cant be since defined
phm8714-Apr-19 11:57 PM
so if US nuke Russia, dpow willstill work then
that's cool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:57 PM
If it's geopolitcal:
France still owns islands in SA, shouldn't they be part of EU
kolo14-Apr-19 11:57 PM
exactly (and also opposite works)
Alright14-Apr-19 11:58 PM
really believe we should move away from regions as it's not easily enforceable
nerf the ping advantage
or find a better metric
rather than pure counts
phm8714-Apr-19 11:59 PM
As Africa is into SH, I'll compare pings in countries of Africa close to Europe, maybe it can help but unsure that it will be cryptofriendly
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴14-Apr-19 11:59 PM
how to stop everyone from being on one DC?
sawed-off shotgun?
1
Alright14-Apr-19 11:59 PM
uptime would be a good metric but also hard to enforce
probably easily cheated
phm8715-Apr-19 12:00 AM
but it can be more fair and it can help more SH region to be near other SH NN physically and have rapid links to european and asian nodes
Alright15-Apr-19 12:00 AM
@webworker01 go for egypt so our nodes can be buds
2
phm8715-Apr-19 12:01 AM
I'm not sure that egypt is crypto friendly
1
Alright15-Apr-19 12:01 AM
US isn't either
how many nodes are there?
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 12:01 AM
They're crypt friendly ;)
Alright15-Apr-19 12:02 AM
Australia previous PM asserts that the laws of mathematics don't apply there
is that crypto friendly?
Oh yep, nevermind
phm8715-Apr-19 12:02 AM
US have some laws that are crypto friendly (BitLicence for NY, laws for miners in some states and some states allows to pay taxes in cryptos, and i'm thinking about coinbase that it very friend with US govt I heard)
kolo15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
@Alright node location is not enforcable at all, since there is no such thing in ip info. It's just company contacts
Alright15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
yes
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
i don't need to be fatwah'd
because you got the 1st 1/2 nailed already?
Alright15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
so let's figure a way to get rid of that unenforceable "rule"
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
For the next election?
Alright15-Apr-19 12:03 AM
it's more of a suggestion if you yourself even agree it's not enforceable
Yes @NutellaLicka
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 12:04 AM
kolo15-Apr-19 12:04 AM
@webworker01 I used that triangulation once. My server in wardrobe apeared to be some k miles away
@Alright in constant search of better method to actually distribute nodes. So far this method worked well.
Alright15-Apr-19 12:05 AM
I completely disagree
kolo15-Apr-19 12:05 AM
TOR is not an option
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 12:06 AM
is too lazy to install tor
Alright15-Apr-19 12:06 AM
You may have decentralized the location of nodes, but you centralized the ruleset to a group of people determining which nodes are region cheating and which have exceptions
1
kolo15-Apr-19 12:07 AM
Dont touch those old exceptions
You will see following year if those will happen (and why) or hopefully no
Dr.Terminus15-Apr-19 12:08 AM
I need to wait until the initial komodo blockchain finishes syncing before assetchains will be synced ?
kolo15-Apr-19 12:08 AM
They are technical, not geopolitical
Dr.Terminus15-Apr-19 12:08 AM
bootstrap them all to happen / sync at once / faster ?
1
phm8715-Apr-19 12:08 AM
@Dr.Terminus KMD and AC are not linked, you can can start each one individually
kolo15-Apr-19 12:09 AM
ACs actually verify notarizations in KMD if in notary mode
Alright15-Apr-19 12:09 AM
The 4 dev nodes should be the exception to no exceptions IMO
kolo15-Apr-19 12:13 AM
Should not be a problem with exceptions this year. This year I have whom to ask for solutions to all possible edge cases.


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Topic
- What is Docker
- How to use Docker in our project
Container
Containers as lightweight VMs
Image source: https://www.docker.com/whatisdocker
So, why do we need Docker?
Why Docker?
We know that containers have been around for a while.
For example, LXC, BSD Jails, Solaris Zones...
So, what was missing?
- Containers did not have a standard format
- Standard tooling was missing
- No emphasis on re-use of components/APIs
What is Docker?
Docker architecture
Image source: https://docs.docker.com/introduction/understanding-docker/
Why is Docker creating waves?
- Making containers easy to use
- Commoditization of container images
- Decent APIs, which allow the creation of higher-abstraction tools
- Coming at the same time as/reinforcing the ideas behind microservices
Building images with a Dockerfile
- Build Docker images using a
Dockerfile
and the docker build
command
- 1. Create a
Dockerfile
:
FROM debian:8
MAINTAINER John Citizen
RUN apt-get update && \
apt-get install -y nginx
EXPOSE 80
CMD ["nginx", "-g", "daemon off;"]
- 2. Build the image:
$ docker build -t nginx-demo . # Where `.` is the directory containing the `Dockerfile`
- 3. Run in a container:
$ docker run -d -p 8080:80 nginx-demo
Image produced from Docker build
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Note: Docker 1.10 no longer uses a randomly generated UUID for layers -- this is replaced by a secure content hash
Docker Registries
- The artefact repository for images is called a Docker Registry
- You can find and retrieve images with
docker search
(*) and docker pull
, respectively
- You can publish your own images with
docker push
- The default registry used by Docker is the cloud-based Docker Hub (supporting public and private repositories)
- Other options include: Docker Registry 2.0,
Docker Trusted Registry,
Artifactory,
Nexus,
Docker Container Registry,
and Quay.io
(*)
docker search
only searches the Docker Hub but you can still search via the registry HTTP API
Topic 2
How to use docker in our projects
Docker images as build artefacts
- image is the new build artefact
- Same image goes from Dev -> QA -> Prod
Auto scaling now
Auto scaling use docker


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Chapter 1 - Introduction
Discuss monolithic architectures, typically a centralised database with blocking drivers. Tightly coupled middleware, cannot release a subset of our api because it’s impossible to version our API. Blocking nature, in order to create the composite view (waits for daily deals to render, images to download etc) before rendering the page. Tries to solve this problem by using concurrency. Synchronised blocks, hard to understand code. What was deterministic sequential code is now non deterministic. Job of the programmer is now to prune this non determinism.
Amdahls Law It’s been proven that blocking of any kind, anywhere in the system will measurably impact scale due to:
Gunther law suggest that now matter how much hard you throw at a problem, you can make a blocking system worse.
CAP Theorem
2 of 3 possible.
Consistency -
Chapter 2
Akka - location transparency. Distributed by design. Local and remote interfaces are the same.
Message Driven - through messages Elastic - Through clustering, no single point of failure, bottleneck, cluster sharding Responsive - Seamless integration with Futures. Routers and Dispatchers make parallel programming easy.Good example of contention scenarios
Contention causes problems end of. What’s the solution?
Share nothing
Actor model provides :
Main components an actor contains:
Essentially Akka isolates each actor on a light weight thread, that protects it from the rest of the system. houses each thread on a lightweight thread. The actors themselves (housed inside a light-weight thread) run on a real set of threads, where a single thread may house many actors with subsequent invocations for a given actor occurring on a different thread. Akka also handles all the complexities of dealing with these concurrent interactions.
ActorRef - proxy for the implementation, can be local or remote. Location of the actor
Actor delivery mechanisms:
At most once :
Chapter 4
Tries to avoid ‘A big ball of mud’ - meaning a domain design that is is “haphazardly structured, sprawling, sloppy, duct-tape and bailing wire, spaghetti code jungle. This typically happens due to time contraints, budget, inexperience, visibility (UI visible, back end not so)
How can you avoid this?
Bounded Contexts
You begin modelling a domain by dividing up major areas into a set of bounded contexts or subdomains. For example a flight domain could be divided into three major areas of behaviour:
Each piece above can exist at runtime on separate hardware and across different physical locations.
Anti Corruption Layer A subdomain can communicate with other contexts, when it does it uses what DDD term ‘Anti Corruption Layer’ or ACL. It’s an outer layer that sits inside a bounded context to convert and validate data to and from other contexts and external systems. A request might come into the aircraft bounded context to reduce altitude by 2000 feet. The ACL has to determine whether this is a valid request and does not smash the aircraft into the ground.
The use of bounded contexts within a domain allows for services to be decoupled and communicate via messaging.
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So what is a class?
As we have been progressing through Ruby, we have learned many things. We have learned how methods work, and how we can manipulate them to do what we want. But what if we have multiple methods we want to use, for specific data, that we want to reuse?
Thats when we use a class.
There are many many examples of when to use a class. It may be difficult when to decide wether or not to use a class. The best advice to give, is to determine the desired input and output, then analyze how many methods will be required to accomplish your objective, and consider if you will need to repeat this code again at some point. A scenario where a class may be applicable is processing auction information.
Establishing a class
To establish a class you have to type "class" and the name you want to call your class. You also close your class with an end.
class AuctionArt
----------
end
Lets pretend we had an array of information about an auction, that had each artists name, the number of times someone bid on their work, and the price of the final bid. Now we can initialize some variable. Initialize is a constructor of class. Variables with @ are instance variables, and can be used within the scope of this class.
class AuctionArt
--def initialize(artist_name, num_of_art, num_of_bids, highest_bid)
----@artist_name = artist_name
----@num_of_art = num_of_art
----@num_of_bids = num_of_bids
----@highest_bid = highest_bid
--end
--def most_popular
----method using @most_bids and @highest_bid to determine a score of popularity.
--end
end
How to access this class?
monet = AuctionArt.new("Monet", 8, 42, 2900000)
monet.most_popular
matisse = AuctionArt.new("Matisse", 12, 83, 3450000)
matisse.most_popular
Obviously,
this code is just some pseudocode to give you an idea of how information is processed. Classes are really great for accepting different types of data including arrays and hashes, but also for looping and accepting and processing user input/information. For AuctionArt, we set the variable monet equal to AuctionArt.new with the array of information we wanted(we could have used hashes for more clarity), then took that new variable monet and passed it through the class method .most_popular. Lets say that the method .most_popular returns a score of 1 to 10, rating the popularity of the artist at the auction.
How did they rate?
monet = AuctionArt.new("Monet", 8, 42, 2900000)
monet.most_popular #==> 9
matisse = AuctionArt.new("Matisse", 12, 83, 3450000)
matisse.most_popular #==> 7
Monet returned a value of 9 and Matisse returned a value of 7 in popularity. Hope that helped a little bit with classes.
July 6, 2014


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- checkUserProfile() - Method in class com.example.crowdtrials.MainActivityTest
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- com.example.crowdtrials - package com.example.crowdtrials
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- ContactInfo - Class in com.example.crowdtrials
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This class holds the contact info of an user
- ContactInfo(String, String) - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.ContactInfo
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This updates contact info of the user and sets the name attribute to the name entered by the user
- contactInfo - Variable in class com.example.crowdtrials.User
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- ContactInfoTest - Class in com.example.crowdtrials
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- ContactInfoTest() - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.ContactInfoTest
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- CountActivity - Class in com.example.crowdtrials
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This class represents the activity for a Counts Experiment.
- CountActivity() - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.CountActivity
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- CountExp - Class in com.example.crowdtrials
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This class represents a Counts Experiment that keeps track of how many times a trial occurs.
- CountExp() - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.CountExp
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This is a default constructor for a Counts Experiment
- CountExp(User, Location, String, Date, int, String) - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.CountExp
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- CountExpTest() - Constructor for class com.example.crowdtrials.CountExpTest
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- createExperiment(String, Location, String, Date, int, String) - Method in class com.example.crowdtrials.User
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This method is used to create a new experiment
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This class represents the fragment used to create a new User.
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[Erowid Warning: There are case reports of people having bad reactions when mixing tramadol with SSRIs. This may include potentially life-threatening adverse reactions such as serotonin syndrome. See Tramadol Health Concerns]
I have always been into drugs of all sorts. For the last year and a half or so I have been using oxycontin quite heavily on a daily basis. I started off with about 20mg doses and currently have been doing 80-240mg, depending on my funds and availability. I have tried quitting a few times with little success (11 days clean is my record). I get pretty ill after about 18 hours without a dose.
About two months ago I sprained my ankle pretty bad at work and having an oxycontin abuse treatment referral on my medical history I was not able to get a script for anything but Motrin or naproxen. After two days in pretty severe pain my doctor gave in and gave me a script for sixty 50mg tramadol tablets. This was just in time because a I could not find any oxy's for the last day and a half. I got my script and immediately popped 4 pills (200mg).
After about 10 minutes I popped another 3 (150mg), just from being dope sick and impatient. Within about 25 minutes the damndest thing happened, I felt great. There was no high or euphoria but my aches and pains were gone, the sweats had subsided and my energy was coming back. I couldn't believe how great these were for opiate withdrawal. I never got any sort of high from these things.
For two weeks now I have been oxy clean and have tramadol to thank. I'm not too worried about kicking tramadol because it is so much weaker and easier to ween off of.
Warning-I do take an SSRI and at higher doses (600mg+), I have gotten light headed and sort of flush, almost like taking poppers.
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Welcome to our third note in our Python learning process. In this note we will talk about conditional statements, iteration and keyboard input.
The normal flow of statements execution is sequential where the interpreter executes the statements in the same sequence that it appears in the script. If your program logic requires a different flow than the that, you should use conditional statements. The syntax looks like:
if x%2 == 0:
print x, “is even”
else:
print x, “is odd”
The statement indentation is the only statement scope identifier.
Conditional statements can be chained to whatever level you want. The syntax looks like:
if x < y:
print x, “is less than”, y
elif x > y:
print x, “is greater than”, y
else:
print x, “and”, y, “are equal”
elif is an abbreviation of “else if.”
Conditional statements can be nested to whatever level you want. Take care of indentation. The syntax looks like:
if x == y:
print x, “and”, y, “are equal”
else:
if x < y:
print x, “is less than”, y
else:
print x, “is greater than”, y
Iteration is the way to execute some statements multiple times. The syntax is like that:
While CONDITION:
STATEMENTS IN SCOPE
STATEMENTS IN SCOPE
STATEMENTS OUT OF WHILE SCOPE
The while will execute the in scope statements until the CONDITION evaluates to false. Example:
X = 10
While X != 0:
Print X
X = X - 1
print “Finish”
This will print numbers from 10 to 1 then “Finish”.
Python provides built-in functions that get input from the keyboard. The simplest is called raw input. When this function is called, the program stops and waits for the user to type something. When the user presses Return or the Enter key, the program resumes and raw input returns what the user typed as
a string:
>>> input = raw_input ()
What are you waiting fo r?
>>> print input
What are you waiting for?
In this note we talked about conditional statements, iteration and keyboard input. These are another way of organizing your program logic to satisfy accomplish your program goal. We will continue our learning in the upcoming notes.


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The anatomy of a great playbook entry
What if you could easily reduce the length of outages by 3X?
According to the SRE book, “recording the best practices ahead of time in a playbook produces roughly a 3x improvement in MTTR”. This improvement mirrors my experience with well-written playbooks.
So what makes a playbook entry “great”?
Philosophy
Remember how you felt in your first on-call rotation, when you were paged at 3am for a system you barely understood? Write your playbook entries for that person.
Playbooks should provide just enough context to confidently work through an incident, without providing extraneous content that will be a burden to keep up-to-date.
Be wary of playbooks that offer exact remediation steps: these are often a sign of sacrificing human blood to a system that should be automated.
Discovery
Alerts should always include the relevant playbook URL. Otherwise, you will introduce human error by introducing the possibility of the responder following the incorrect playbook.
Consider including the alert name in the playbook URL to make it easier to find. This also the alert template to be templatized in some systems. For example: https://playbooks/%%ALERT_NAME%%
Structure
Playbooks are the easiest to scan through in an emergency when they have a consistent structure. The exact best structure may differ depending on the organization, but this is what has worked for me:
The structure that works best is highly dependent on your team’s culture, but this is what has worked for me:
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Severity: How to assess the criticality of this alert from your team’s point of view. Is it a slow-burning issue that generates tickets, a critical paging event, or does the severity depend on the duration?
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Impact: How are your customers impacted by this alert? Often a one-liner, for example: “None immediately. If ignored, may result in revenue-impacting customer provisioning failures due to resource exhaustion”
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Metrics: 1-2 graphs showing the impact, duration, and if the effect is worsening. Inline live-updating graphs work best, as they can prevent the incident responder from making unnecessary changes when the problem is dissipating. Hyperlinks are nearly as good.
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Background: What should a new person on the on-call rotation know about this system? Be terse, providing a hyperlink for more information and/or an architectural diagram. To reduce maintenance burden and cognitive load during incident response, share this section between multiple playbook entries via templating.
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Mitigation: What are the recommended steps to mitigate the issue? This is often in checklist-style and may include steps for rolling back or redirecting traffic.
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Debugging: How should one get started digging into why this alert is firing? For example:
- Check for recent fatal error messages:
- Check the cluster for free disk space:
- Check to see when the last release went out
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References: Links to the alert configuration, or code that generates the metric used by the alert, can be useful in understanding the underlying behavior. Post-mortems can also be valuable.
Formatting
- Be concise
- Bulleted or numbered lists instead of paragraphs.
The Kubernetes Documentation Style Guide has great recommendations for technical documentation, but the most important for playbooks is: make your commands trivial to copy and paste.
- Do not include the command prompt. S
- Separate commands from example output
- Do not include real but unrelated host, site, or cluster names in your example command.
- I once saw an outage spread when a responder copied an example command with the intent to edit the hostnames before pressing enter. They pressed enter first.
Maintenance
Keep playbooks up to date by:
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Regularly scheduled “Wheel of Misfortune” role-playing game sessions, where the previous on-call engineer walks the current on-call engineer through a pager response scenario.
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Post-mortem action items that suggest playbook updates to decrease the resolution time for future pages for the same alert.
Big-bang efforts such as auditing all of the playbooks for relevance are best made once initially, to get the playbooks into the same structure. I have never seen quarterly playbook reviews work.
Special thanks to Joseph Bironas for editorial feedback and ideas for this article.


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Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType Class Reference
| Inherits from | Trading_AbstractRequestType : NSObject |
| Declared in | Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.m |
Overview
Enables a seller to send an order invoice to a buyer. Where applicable, updates to shipping, payment methods, and sales tax made in this request are applied to the specified order as a whole and to the individual order line items whose data are stored in individual Transaction objects.
@ingroup EBayAPIInterface
Tasks
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itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. Unless OrderID or
property
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request, the ItemID (or SKU) is
required and must be paired with the corresponding TransactionID to
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used. -
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
property
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Unless OrderID or OrderLineItemID is
provided in the request, the TransactionID is required and must be
paired with the corresponding ItemID to identify a single line item
order. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should
be used. -
orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
property
item (Combined Payment) orders.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order. A
Combined Payment order can also be created by the seller through the
AddOrder call.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID, or the
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request to identify a single line
item order, the OrderID must be specified. If OrderID is specified,
OrderLineItemID, ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present
in the same request. -
internationalShippingServiceOptions
If the buyer has an International shipping address, use this container
property
to offer up to three International shipping services. If International
shipping services are offered, (domestic) ShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
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shippingServiceOptions
If the buyer has a domestic shipping address, use this container
property
to offer up to three domestic shipping services. If domestic
shipping services are offered, InternationalShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
-
salesTax
Container consisting of sales tax details. The amount of sales tax to
property
add to the price of an order is dependent on the sales tax rate in the
buyer’s state and whether sales tax is being applied to the cost of the
order only or the cost of the order plus shipping. -
insuranceOption
Specifies whether an insurance fee is required. An InsuranceOption value of
property
IncludedInShippingHandling cannot be used if the item will use calculated
shipping. Some shipping carriers automatically include shipping insurance
for qualifying items. -
insuranceFee
Insurance cost, as set by seller, if ShippingType = 1.
property
Specify if InsuranceOption is optional or required. Must
be greater than zero value if a value of Optional or Required is passed in
InsuranceOption. Value specified should be the total cost of insuring the
item. -
paymentMethods
This optional field allows a US or German seller to add specific payment
property
methods that were not in the original item listing. The only valid values
for this field are ‘PayPal’ for a US listing, or
‘MoneyXferAcceptedInCheckout’ (CIP+) for a DE listing. -
payPalEmailAddress
If the PaymentMethods field is used and set to PayPal, the seller
property
provides his/her PayPal email address in this field. -
checkoutInstructions
This field allows the seller to provide a message or instructions
property
regarding checkout/payment or the return policy. -
emailCopyToSeller
Flag indicating whether or not the seller wishes to receive an email copy of
property
the invoice sent to the buyer. -
codCost
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
property
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost for COD shipping. -
sku
The seller’s unique identifier for an item that is being tracked by this
property
SKU. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are not provided, both SKU (or
ItemID) and corresponding TransactionID must be provided to uniquely
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID must be used.
This field can only be used if the Item.InventoryTrackingMethod field
(set with the AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem calls) is set to
SKU. -
orderLineItemID
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
property
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID is used to
identify a single line item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a
single or multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, the
OrderLineItemID must be specified. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used. If OrderLineItemID is specified,
ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present in the same
request.
Properties
checkoutInstructions
This field allows the seller to provide a message or instructions
regarding checkout/payment or the return policy.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *checkoutInstructions
Discussion
This field allows the seller to provide a message or instructions
regarding checkout/payment or the return policy.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
codCost
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost for COD shipping.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *codCost
Discussion
Italy site (site ID 101) only.
Enables you to specify the cash-on-delivery (COD) cost for COD shipping.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
emailCopyToSeller
Flag indicating whether or not the seller wishes to receive an email copy of
the invoice sent to the buyer.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSNumber *emailCopyToSeller
Discussion
Flag indicating whether or not the seller wishes to receive an email copy of
the invoice sent to the buyer.
type : NSNumber, wrapper for primitive bool
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
insuranceFee
Insurance cost, as set by seller, if ShippingType = 1.
Specify if InsuranceOption is optional or required. Must
be greater than zero value if a value of Optional or Required is passed in
InsuranceOption. Value specified should be the total cost of insuring the
item.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_AmountType *insuranceFee
Discussion
Insurance cost, as set by seller, if ShippingType = 1.
Specify if InsuranceOption is optional or required. Must
be greater than zero value if a value of Optional or Required is passed in
InsuranceOption. Value specified should be the total cost of insuring the
item.
type : class Trading_AmountType
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
insuranceOption
Specifies whether an insurance fee is required. An InsuranceOption value of
IncludedInShippingHandling cannot be used if the item will use calculated
shipping. Some shipping carriers automatically include shipping insurance
for qualifying items.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *insuranceOption
Discussion
Specifies whether an insurance fee is required. An InsuranceOption value of
IncludedInShippingHandling cannot be used if the item will use calculated
shipping. Some shipping carriers automatically include shipping insurance
for qualifying items.
type: string constant in Trading_InsuranceOptionCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
internationalShippingServiceOptions
If the buyer has an International shipping address, use this container
to offer up to three International shipping services. If International
shipping services are offered, (domestic) ShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *internationalShippingServiceOptions
Discussion
If the buyer has an International shipping address, use this container
to offer up to three International shipping services. If International
shipping services are offered, (domestic) ShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
entry type : class Trading_InternationalShippingServiceOptionsType
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
itemID
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. Unless OrderID or
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request, the ItemID (or SKU) is
required and must be paired with the corresponding TransactionID to
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *itemID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay item listing. Unless OrderID or
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request, the ItemID (or SKU) is
required and must be paired with the corresponding TransactionID to
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
orderID
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) orders.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order. A
Combined Payment order can also be created by the seller through the
AddOrder call.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID, or the
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request to identify a single line
item order, the OrderID must be specified. If OrderID is specified,
OrderLineItemID, ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present
in the same request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderID
Discussion
A unique identifier that identifies a single line item or multiple line
item (Combined Payment) orders.
For a single line item order, the OrderID value is identical to the
OrderLineItemID value that is generated upon creation of the order line
item. For a Combined Payment order, the OrderID value is created by eBay
when the buyer or seller (sharing multiple, common order line items)
combines multiple order line items into a Combined Payment order. A
Combined Payment order can also be created by the seller through the
AddOrder call.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID, or the
OrderLineItemID is provided in the request to identify a single line
item order, the OrderID must be specified. If OrderID is specified,
OrderLineItemID, ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present
in the same request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
orderLineItemID
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID is used to
identify a single line item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a
single or multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, the
OrderLineItemID must be specified. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used. If OrderLineItemID is specified,
ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present in the same
request.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *orderLineItemID
Discussion
A unique identifier for an eBay order line item. This field is created
as soon as there is a commitment to buy from the seller, and its value
is based upon the concatenation of ItemID and TransactionID, with a
hyphen in between these two IDs.
Unless the ItemID (or SKU) and corresponding TransactionID is used to
identify a single line item order, or the OrderID is used to identify a
single or multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, the
OrderLineItemID must be specified. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID should be used. If OrderLineItemID is specified,
ItemID, TransactionID, and SKU are ignored if present in the same
request.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
payPalEmailAddress
If the PaymentMethods field is used and set to PayPal, the seller
provides his/her PayPal email address in this field.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *payPalEmailAddress
Discussion
If the PaymentMethods field is used and set to PayPal, the seller
provides his/her PayPal email address in this field.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
paymentMethods
This optional field allows a US or German seller to add specific payment
methods that were not in the original item listing. The only valid values
for this field are ‘PayPal’ for a US listing, or
‘MoneyXferAcceptedInCheckout’ (CIP+) for a DE listing.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *paymentMethods
Discussion
This optional field allows a US or German seller to add specific payment
methods that were not in the original item listing. The only valid values
for this field are ‘PayPal’ for a US listing, or
‘MoneyXferAcceptedInCheckout’ (CIP+) for a DE listing.
entry type : string constant in Trading_BuyerPaymentMethodCodeType.h
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
salesTax
Container consisting of sales tax details. The amount of sales tax to
add to the price of an order is dependent on the sales tax rate in the
buyer’s state and whether sales tax is being applied to the cost of the
order only or the cost of the order plus shipping.
@property (nonatomic, retain) Trading_SalesTaxType *salesTax
Discussion
Container consisting of sales tax details. The amount of sales tax to
add to the price of an order is dependent on the sales tax rate in the
buyer’s state and whether sales tax is being applied to the cost of the
order only or the cost of the order plus shipping.
type : class Trading_SalesTaxType
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
shippingServiceOptions
If the buyer has a domestic shipping address, use this container
to offer up to three domestic shipping services. If domestic
shipping services are offered, InternationalShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSMutableArray *shippingServiceOptions
Discussion
If the buyer has a domestic shipping address, use this container
to offer up to three domestic shipping services. If domestic
shipping services are offered, InternationalShippingServiceOptions should
not be included in the request.
Note:
Beginning with Version 719, the number of domestic and international
shipping services that a seller may offer the buyer is increasing. The
number of domestic shipping services that may be offered is increasing from
3 to 4, and the number of international shipping service options is
increasing from 3 to 5.
entry type : class Trading_ShippingServiceOptionsType
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
sku
The seller’s unique identifier for an item that is being tracked by this
SKU. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are not provided, both SKU (or
ItemID) and corresponding TransactionID must be provided to uniquely
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID must be used.
This field can only be used if the Item.InventoryTrackingMethod field
(set with the AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem calls) is set to
SKU.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *sku
Discussion
The seller’s unique identifier for an item that is being tracked by this
SKU. If OrderID or OrderLineItemID are not provided, both SKU (or
ItemID) and corresponding TransactionID must be provided to uniquely
identify a single line item order. For a multiple line item (Combined
Payment) order, OrderID must be used.
This field can only be used if the Item.InventoryTrackingMethod field
(set with the AddFixedPriceItem or RelistFixedPriceItem calls) is set to
SKU.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h
transactionID
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Unless OrderID or OrderLineItemID is
provided in the request, the TransactionID is required and must be
paired with the corresponding ItemID to identify a single line item
order. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should
be used.
@property (nonatomic, retain) NSString *transactionID
Discussion
Unique identifier for an eBay order line item (transaction). An order
line item is created once there is a commitment from a buyer to purchase
an item. Since an auction listing can only have one order line item
during the duration of the listing, the TransactionID for
auction listings is always 0. Unless OrderID or OrderLineItemID is
provided in the request, the TransactionID is required and must be
paired with the corresponding ItemID to identify a single line item
order. For a multiple line item (Combined Payment) order, OrderID should
be used.
type : NSString, wrapper for primitive string
Declared In
Trading_SendInvoiceRequestType.h


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PIC: House reduced to ashes after lightning strikes
by Sharon ChirisaHouse reduced to ashes after lightning strikes
Two families were left homeless and property worth thousands of dollars was burnt beyond recognition when lighting struck a Chikanga house in Manicaland.
Fortunately all the occupants of the house escaped without a scratch as they managed to evacuate the house before the fire spread to their rooms.
A tenant at the house, Lanet Duduzile Mushongani who also lost property told The Manica Post that she and her two-year-old baby were lucky to be alive as they were deep in the throes of sleep when the lightning bolt struck.
She said the lightning bolt struck the house twice before it started a fire on the curtains.
They had to be woken up by neighbors who saw the fire.
According to neighbors, the fire brigade took 40 minutes to arrive and they only managed to contain the fire in two of the three rooms, because they had little water.
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He has created the heavens without any pillars, that you see and has set on the earth firm mountains, lest it should shake with you. And He has scattered therein moving (living) creatures of all kinds. And We send down water (rain) from the sky, and We cause (plants) of every goodly kind to grow therein. |
| 031:010 Maulana | : |
He created the heavens without pillars that you see, and cast mountains on the earth lest it should be convulsed with you, and He spread on it animals of every kind. And We send down water from the clouds, there cause to grow therein of every nobel kind. |
| 031:010 Pickthal | : |
He hath created the heavens without supports that ye can see, and hath cast into the earth firm hills, so that it quake not with you; and He hath dispersed therein all kinds of beasts. And We send down water from the sky and We cause (plants) of every goodly kind to grow therein. |
| 031:010 Rashad | : |
He created the heavens without pillars that you can see. He established on earth stabilizers (mountains) lest it tumbles with you, and He spread on it all kinds of creatures. We send down from the sky water to grow all kinds of beautiful plants. |
| 031:010 Sarwar | : |
He has created the heavens without pillar as you can see, fixed the mountains on earth so that it may not shake you away, and settled therein all types of living creatures. We have sent down water from the sky and made all kinds of plants grow in gracious pairs. |
| 031:010 Shakir | : |
He created the heavens without pillars as you see them, and put mountains upon the earth lest it might convulse with you, and He spread in it animals of every kind; and We sent down water from the cloud, then caused to grow therein (vegetation) of every noble kind. |
| 031:010 Sherali | : |
HE has created the heavens without any pillars that you can see, and HE has placed in the earth firm mountains that it may not quake with you, and HE has spread therein all kinds of creatures; and WE have sent down water from the clouds, and have caused to grow therein of every fine species. |
| 031:010 Yusufali | : |
He created the heavens without any pillars that ye can see; He set on the earth mountains standing firm, lest it should shake with you; and He scattered through it beasts of all kinds. We send down rain from the sky, and produce on the earth every kind of noble creature, in pairs. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الإشارة إلى الجاذبية Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>Indication to Gravity العلوم والفنون > الحقائق العلمية و الإشاة إلى وقائع أيدتهاالإكتشافات العلمية > الجبال Science and Art> The Scientific Facts and the Indication to Facts which have been supported by the Scientific Discoveries>The Mountains
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I'm a student of Bachelor of Information Technology at the Federal University of Rio Grande do North. When I started the graduation a was a little lost, I just knew that my wish was to work with technology, as the course advanced I get more interested in programming. Later on I discovered the game development enphase witch gave me a north in what I really want to do.
Today my main focus is with the game development , where I've been envolved since I started on this area. There are some projects where I've worked on, and some works I've done in this mean time. Even that my focus are in games right now I study some others areas too as Web development. I hope to finish the graduation soon to start working more on some personal projects (or not).


This blog
As a new blogger with Jekyll, one of my first posts is required to be about setting up this blog itself. Jekyll, as most things developed by programmers, is super easy and wonderful and magic and like sweet ambrosia.
Overall it hasn’t been that bad of actually. Most of the guides are pretty detailed, and walk you through most of the problems you might have.
This blog uses the Tufte-Jekyll theme, developed by Clay Harmon, which uses custom Liquid tags. I really like the Tufte style of formatting, largely because of the margin notes and figures, so this was the right place to start.
But, as this is my first time implementing a blog in Gitpages, I received this error after pushing my edited work.
This confused me, as I got the whole thing working locallyI had to use bundle exec jekyll build
and bundle exec jekyll serve -w
, due to Mac protecting Ruby something something? I’m ctrl-c ctrl-ving this . However, after actually reading the documentation, I learned that I couldn’t use any of the custom Liquid tags in Gitpages as a default. That’s really annoying, as that was the whole point so I could use
{% marginnote "one" "Look at this sweet ass-margin note" %}
But of course this was already solved by the Tufte-Jekyll theme if I had just read that documentation. The Rakefile solves this by doing some building stuff and making the site locally before pushing it to git pagesRakefiles are like makefiles which, as I’m not a software developer, I’m not used to in the first place. . But since I want this as my default page for the github.io, which needs to be on the master
branch of the git thing because reasons, I had to edit the Rakefile so it would push the finished site to the master
branch, and used a new branch randomly named servant
to store my work.
Finally, after all of that hullabaloo, most of the css and html didn’t display anyways. I had to edit the _config.yml
file so that it fit with everything else I was doing.
Seems to work! I am not a web developer so this is all new and blegh to me, but the best way to learn is to debug what’s broke.
December 29, 2016


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Installation procedure1 - Plug Teleinfo dongle to your raspberry pi USB port2 - Remove cover from your Linky (or old version)3 - Look for Teleinfo I1 and I2 terminals
4 - Connect wires between Teleinfo dongle terminals and Linky terminals (order doesn't matter)5 - Replace Linky cover.


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Name: ALEX M. BARASA
[Ninety Nines Flying School] — [Ground School and Simulation Private Pilot License]
Time : [2015] — [2017]
This is a passion that still burns in me. Unluckily, I never got the chance to
finish my final license due to financial issues. Never given up but just took a
pause. For sure i will be going back to this field but as a bush pilot And
perhaps an aviator who solves aviation problems by means of coding and forming of
aligorithms.
[Glory Secondary School] — [Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education]
Time: [2012] — [2015]
Score: B
Back hear I had basically no idea what i will be after my high-school education.
howerver for sure i knew that i was going to land somewhere in the aviation industry.
How the future hides itself from us. It is the beauty of life. We will never know
tommorrow. The reason why we as humans always hope for the best but also be prepared
for the worst.
[Ngei Primary School] — [Kenya Certificate of Primary Education]
Time: [2003] — [2012]
Score: B
The begining of it all. Basically i have very little memory of
this great childhood. I can recall I loved to play so much.
Nationalism: Kenyan (By Birth and Registration
Obejectives:Focus to what is at hand, enjoy it as it lasts
and also keep in mind towards long term goals
Online Based Tutor
Time: 2017-Up-to-date:Basically, I usualy help students tackle their projects
by either providng them with a worked our sample or taking then
through areas that they feel that they are blockers.
This has been a way of me to make a living and support myself
in areas of handling my bills. It is a field that is time demanding
since in most cases, i tutor students from a time zone that is opposite
to mine. This means that i have to be awake during the nigh and also
during the day so as to have a normal life like any other Kenyan.
It comes a point in life when one has to decide on whether awaiting for his time to so that he can get to accomplish his/her interests, goals, and milestones or giving himself a chance to have atleast a glimpse of light to his/her future. Coding was never in my mind but having not commpleted any higher education level, I decided to try out coding. The begining of the journey was not easy, but with the motivation to accomplish, I have manged to pick myself up, ofcouse with the help of peers and technical mentors. I can proudly say that i am slowy and steadily grasping coding skills. Am loving it.
I have been able to complete fully two projects. One that was solely done and the with a group of 4.
The Photoshoot-Gallery is a wepbape that showcases the photography-Gallery
of a phtographer that has a business by the name KennyPhotography. The intention was for him to be able
to post his best shoots so that he gets a chance to advertise himself in the wepbage. The images that are
found in his gallery, are a selection of his best work. The webpage does not leave the aspect of giving a
description of how he operates and he humble beginings. This project utilises html and css as technologies.
The Black-Collor-Jobs is a group project that was done by 4 people, with
myself included. The project was basically aiming to connect serice providers; i.e people who offer
black-collor-services like plumbing, house painting, laundry services. The project also had a tab
for those that wished to be connected to abroad vacancies. Many are the times that those who go abroad,
and especialy to Arabs nation end up being mistreated by their employers due to lack of a genuine
agent. The project aimed to solve this issue too. This project utilises html and css as technologies.


A non-empty zero-indexed array A consisting of N integers is given.
A triplet (X, Y, Z), such that 0 ≤ X < Y < Z < N, is called a double slice.
The sum of double slice (X, Y, Z) is the total of A[X + 1] + A[X + 2] + ... + A[Y − 1] + A[Y + 1] + A[Y + 2] + ... + A[Z − 1].
For example, array A such that:
A[0] = 3 A[1] = 2 A[2] = 6 A[3] = -1 A[4] = 4 A[5] = 5 A[6] = -1 A[7] = 2contains the following example double slices:
- double slice (0, 3, 6), sum is 2 + 6 + 4 + 5 = 17,
- double slice (0, 3, 7), sum is 2 + 6 + 4 + 5 − 1 = 16,
- double slice (3, 4, 5), sum is 0.
The goal is to find the maximal sum of any double slice.
Write a function:
def solution(A)
that, given a non-empty zero-indexed array A consisting of N integers, returns the maximal sum of any double slice.
For example, given:
A[0] = 3 A[1] = 2 A[2] = 6 A[3] = -1 A[4] = 4 A[5] = 5 A[6] = -1 A[7] = 2the function should return 17, because no double slice of array A has a sum of greater than 17.
Assume that:
- N is an integer within the range [3..100,000];
- each element of array A is an integer within the range [−10,000..10,000].
Complexity:
- expected worst-case time complexity is O(N);
- expected worst-case space complexity is O(N), beyond input storage (not counting the storage required for input arguments).


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Trump Cites Gordon Sondland's Testimony as Impeachment Exoneration
President Donald Trump emphasized Wednesday he told Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland he wanted no quid pro quo with Ukraine.
by Charlie SpieringTrump referred to Sondland’s testimony as the ambassador testified to the House Intelligence Committee.
“That means it’s all over,” Trump said to reporters as he left the White House, adding he “turned off the television” after he heard Sondland’s recollection of a call he had with the president about Ukraine.
Sondland testified Trump told him twice that he wanted nothing from Ukraine, other than President Zelensky to do the right thing.
The president read off the testimony transcript from his notes as he left the White House for Texas to visit an Apple computer manufacturing plant.
“It was a very short and abrupt conversation that he had with me,” Trump said.
Trump recalled Sondland repeatedly asked him what he wanted from Ukraine.
“I want nothing, I said it twice,” Trump said, adding again he said he wanted “no quid pro quo.”
Trump scolded reporters at the White House, saying,”If you weren’t fake news, you would cover it properly.”
The only part of Sondland’s testimony that Trump disputed was Sondland’s assertion that the president was in a bad mood during the call.
“I’m always in a good mood, I don’t know what that is,” he said.
Trump again distanced himself from Sondland, saying he only spoke to him a few times.
“I don’t know him very well,” Trump said, recalling that Sondland supported other Republicans in the 2016 presidential primary. “I have not spoken to him much. This is not a man I know well. He seems like a nice guy though.”
Trump repeated his claim on Twitter, after leaving the White House.


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