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Implementation of the EPA's Ecological Exposure Research Division (EERD) tools (discontinued in 1999) for Probit and Trimmed Spearman-Karber Analysis. Probit and Spearman-Karber methods from Finney's book "Probit analysis a statistical treatment of the sigmoid response curve" with options for most accurate results or identical results to the book. Probit and all the tables from Finney's book (code-generated, not copied) with the generating functions included. Control correction: Abbott, Schneider-Orelli, Henderson-Tilton, Sun-Shepard. Toxicity scales: Horsfall-Barratt, Archer, Gauhl-Stover, Fullerton-Olsen, etc.
| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10) |
| Published: | 2015-10-14 |
| Author: | Jose Gama [aut, cre, trl] |
| Maintainer: | Jose Gama <rxprtgama at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL (≥ 3) |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | ecotoxicology results |
| Reference manual: | ecotoxicology.pdf |
| Package source: | ecotoxicology_1.0.1.tar.gz |
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Rtr. Harish Vasan was born on 26 th October 1991 as an only child to his parents Vasan and Smt. Revathi (late). His father is a caterer. His mother passed away in the year 2008. He completed his schooling from Boys higher secondary school , srirangam. He graduated B.com from Srimad Andavan Arts and Science college in 2013.
He is the proprietor of SREE SASTHA CATERING. He is known for his multi tasking ability and compatibility to be a good leader and also a great hard worker. His persistence working made him a idol of what he is now. As an adding note he is also a share holder of NEWGEN RO PURIFIER. He is one of the MANAGING DIRECTOR of “WE DO” GROUP OF COMPANIES which owns:
Apart from the above mentioned qualities he involves himself in much of helping others with his social works. He has a very futuristic thinking that , during his school days itself he joined rotary movement (2008-2010). Since from that minute He involved himself in INTERACT. Mr.Harish Vasan found rotary to be a great platform for his business and social work cordially he also become the a member of ROTARY from 2010-2011. He took charge as Secretary of Rotaract club of Srimad Aandavan Arts & science college. He involves himself completely to it and he has aced it. As this continues the passion towards rotaract cling to his heart so closely. Rotaract is always something which can't be taught or forced and it evoke from inside . This happened excatly to Mr. Harish and he took his own initiative and started a new club and took charge as charter President of Rotaract club of Temple City. Though he had many hurdles in initial stages but still he successfully completed his presidential period. It's is said to get the 1st leaf out of a plant it the seed has to break itself. And this suits completely to Mr. Harish as he was the one who sow the seed of Rotaract club and the thought of Rotaract in many young minds. As a honour of appreciation he wad awarded with Best Charter Club Award, Presidential Citation Award and Outstanding Project Award by Rotary International District 3000.
He hit the road into the District as District Secretay Programme 2013 - 2014. From the year 2013-2018 he served as a club coordinator and motivated his club members and also supported the club immensely.
He performed as a Zonal Rotaract Secretary of RID-3000 for the year 2015-2016
He performed the role of District Secretary Admin during the period 2016-2017.
He waited in the wings from the year 2017-2019. He was elected as DISTRICT ROTARACT REPRESENTATIVE NOMINEE (DRRN) for the year 2017-2018. With full of the joys of springs, he started to build his empire in his elect period (2018-2019).
He will spread his wings along with his “TEAM GARUDA” on June 30th 2019.


Penn State vs. Rutgers Game Time, Spread, Channel, Announcers
by Andrew McCartyThis weekend of college football is loaded with tons of rivalry games. Unfortunately, neither Rutgers nor Penn State see each other as rivals as both just recently joined the Big Ten.
Although it isn’t a rivalry game, there is still plenty to play for. The Scarlet Knights are just hoping to end the season on a high note, which would be not losing by 40 or more at this point.
As for the Nittany Lions, they want to prove they’re one of the best teams in the Big Ten and fight for a potential Rose Bowl berth. A win on Saturday afternoon will go a long way to accomplishing that feat.
Penn State fell on the road against Ohio State last weekend and lost starting quarterback Sean Clifford in the process. It’s unclear if he will be able to take the field tomorrow afternoon for the Nittany Lions final game.
Here are the details for the Penn State-Rutgers game:
Game Time: 3:30 p.m. ET
Channel: Big Ten Network
Spread: Penn State -40.5
Over/Under: 49
Announcers: Brandon Gaudin, James Laurinaitis, Elise Menaker
According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Nittany Lions have a 99.4-percent chance of defeating the Scarlet Knights on Saturday afternoon.
Backup quarterback Will Levis will get the start if Clifford is unable to go. Can Levis lead the team to victory?


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In this round we ask you to make another type of contribution decision for which you earn extra money. We call these Scenario specific contributions. In these Scenario specific contributions you decide how much to contribute based on what your group members think and contribute. There are four possible combinations that can occur and for each of these indicate what you will do.
Since we record what your group members think and actually contribute we can work out which scenario occurs. We know how much your group members think you should all contribute from their responses to a question in this round. The amount that your group contributes comes from their usual contribution decision in this round. We will then implement your decision in the scenario that really occurs and you will receive the resulting payoffs.
Consider the following example. You choose to contribute 5 in Scenario 1, 10 in Scenario 2, 15 in Scenario 3, and 20 in Scenario 4. In the usual contribution decision in this round, the other people in your group contribute 10, 10, 10, 10, and 20 and think that you should all contribute 50, 50, 50, 50, and 50. This means that all of the others contribute less than 50 and all think that you should each contribute 50 or more. Thus, your decision in Scenario 3, of 15 points, is implemented. Combined with your group members contributions this means that you do not reach the threshold. In this example the computer rolls a 3 so you all lose your points.


SHADOW OF THE VAMPIRE RATING: 7/10 --> Good movie
For more reviews and movie screensavers, visit http://www.joblo.com/
PLOT: Based on some actual events and a healthy dose of make-believe, this story takes a behind-the-scenes look at director F.W. Murnau's making of NOSFERATU. With all of the cast and crew on board, the director brings in an unknown to play the lead vampire. The man in question likes to remain in character at all times, and ultimately draws fear from others on the set. The question now becomes, is he really a vampire or just a method actor "becoming" the part?
CRITIQUE: A film that is sure to appeal to the art-house crowds more than the mass audiences, this film gives us a super-creepy performance by Willem Dafoe, some very cool atmosphere, a unique style of direction and an okay story. I wasn't bowled over by this story because it was difficult for me to come to grips with the whole reality vs fantasy elements of this movie.  I guess I would have rather seen the whole film made completely as a fantasy or an ED WOOD type scenario, in which all of the actual events are portrayed, but this point didn't really spoil my viewing. In fact, I quite enjoyed the movie as a whole, loved the way Merhige shot the actual scenes in color and then transformed them into black and white when the "film within the film" began to shoot, and appreciated the dark and mysterious mood of it all. But I guess that I might've been expecting a little too much in the first place.
Critic or not, I am but a person, and that definitely happens sometimes, especially when you've heard about a movie for such a long time, and anticipate it so. This is the kind of movie that I, or anyone else for that matter, will likely enjoy more on video or DVD. It's slow-paced and doesn't really follow any conventional arc of a story, feeling much more like a documentary based on the possible events of a film production, rather than an actual film created to entertain. In fact, the film is original in that sense, since it rarely possesses any real thrills, suspense, romance, humor or action, but does still manage to keep you interested throughout (well, at least it did me). I definitely don't think this film will work for everyone, and it certainly won't work for anyone looking for a horror type of movie, or a slasher with blood, etc... In fact, this movie barely sheds one drop of any blood. It's really much more about the ambiguous nature of the lead character and the full extent that the director is willing to go in order to get his film made. Does that sound interesting to you? If yes, check the movie out. If you're not really interested in that aspect of the film, and don't particularly care to see one of the most bizarre portrayals of a "man" on screen in the past few years, that would be Willem Dafoe, I'd say skip it altogether.
I liked it and I certainly look forward to catching it again on DVD real soon. And if the Academy doesn't toss Dafoe a nomination for this memorable role, it will all but assure the fact that they're filled with a bunch of dodos (since we all expect them to diss Christian Bale as well).
Where's JoBlo coming from? Blade (7/10) - Bram Stoker's Dracula (7/10) - Dracula 2000 (7/10) - Ed Wood (7/10) - Interview with a Vampire (7.5/10)
Interview with director E. Elias Merhige here: http://www.joblo.com/sandiegocon2000/con3.htm
Review Date: January 23, 2001 Director: E. Elias Merhige Writer: Steven Katz Producers: Nicolas Cage and Jeff Levine Actors: John Malkovich as F.W. Murnau Willem Dafoe as Max Schreck Udo Kier as Albin Grau Genre: Drama Year of Release: 2001 ------------------------------------ JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com/ ------------------------------------ (c) 2001 Berge Garabedian
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What African Development Agenda Should Focus On – Elumelu
by Emmanuel EgobiambuThe Chairman of the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) Tony Elumelu has said job creation, and inclusive growth are areas which African development agenda should be focused on.
Concise News understands that Elumelu who is also the Chairman, United Bank for Africa Group (UBA) said this recently in a high-level panel with President of Senegal Macky Sall and President of Mauritania Mohamed Ould Ghazouani.
According to him, “We know, and we say, that poverty anywhere is a threat to mankind everywhere.
“What manifests itself in what we call security breakdown or terrorism, or extremism is actually deeply rooted in poverty, in joblessness.
“So with due respect, we can have 101 seminars like this but unless and until we begin to address these issues of poverty, joblessness amongst our young ones, they will continue to allow themselves to be brainwashed by people who see no future, and they will continue to engage in extremism.”


Woman kills 2-day-old granddaughter in Ogun – See shocking reason
by Sanya AgunbiadeA woman identified as Temitope Akinola has been arrested by the police in Ogun State over the death of her 2-day-old granddaughter she was alleged to have killed.
According to a report by Premium Times, the 42-year-old woman allegedly fed the infant with an insecticide, Sniper.
Police spokesperson in the state, Abimbola Oyeyemi, on Sunday said Mrs Akinola was arrested upon information received by the police in Shagamu division on the death of the child.
 The mother returned and met the lifeless body of the baby.
“Upon the information, the DPO Shagamu division, SP Okiki Agunbiade, detailed his detectives to the scene where the killer grandmother was promptly arrested,” Mr Oyeyemi said.
He said on interrogation, the suspect admitted to killing the baby because she did not like her daughter getting married to the father of the baby.
The police said the suspect confessed further that when she discovered that her daughter was pregnant, she made an attempt to terminate the pregnancy but her pastor warned her not to do so. She allegedly said she decided to wait for the baby to be delivered before carrying out her intention.
“She explained further that she poisoned the baby with a deadly insecticide known as Sniper,” Mr Oyeyemi said.
The officer said the corpse of the baby had been deposited at Olabisi Onabanjo teaching hospital mortuary for autopsy, while the suspect has been transferred to the homicide section of the state criminal investigation and intelligence department for further investigation and prosecution.
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Orthodox Models
- Single process - multi threads
- Multi process - single thread
- Blocking IO
Some Numbers
If 1 CPU cycle is 1 s
| L1 cache access | 3 s |
| L3 cache access | 43 s |
| DRAM access | 6 min |
| SSD access | 2-6 days |
| HDD access | 1-12 month |
| Internet SF -> NY | 4 years |
Async Model
- Single process - multi threads
- Non-Blocking IO
Profits
- Shared state
- Daemon process
Caveats
- Shared state
- Single point of failure
- Persistence often neglected
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I love my current iPhone X. It’s perfect. Even the notch. Will Apple release something today to tempt me to open up my wallet? I’m not sure. I won’t know for sure until later in the day. I’m on site with a customer all day so won’t be able to watch the event live. Hoping there are new software features that my X and Series 3 Apple Watch can leverage without new hardware but I’m not that confident in that outcome. 🍎📱⌚


CASTLE
Curated Space Tool
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Keep up with all the latest and upcoming rocket launches globally
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fuser
Display process IDs currently using files or sockets.
More information: home page
- Find which processes are accessing a file or directory:
fuser path/to/file_or_directory
- Show more fields (`USER`, `PID`, `ACCESS` and `COMMAND`):
fuser --verbose path/to/file_or_directory
- Identify processes using a TCP socket:
fuser --namespace tcp port
- Kill all processes accessing a file or directory (sends the `SIGKILL` signal):
fuser --kill path/to/file_or_directory
- Find which processes are accessing the filesystem containing a specific file or directory:
fuser --mount path/to/file_or_directory
- Kill all processes with a TCP connection on a specific port:
fuser --kill port/tcp


GDP vs Homeownership Analysis
Plots
GDP vs Homeownership
GDP vs Other Variables
GDP vs Average House Price
GDP vs Median Income
GDP vs Unemployment
Homeownership vs Other Variables
Homeownership vs Average House Price
Homeownership vs Median Income
Homeownership vs Unemployment
Comparisons
Data
Visualizations
Click any plot to see the analysis.
GDP vs Average House Price
Homeownership vs Average House Price
GDP vs Median Income
Homeownership vs Median Income
GDP vs Unemployment
Homeownership vs Unemployment


Sortable and more friendly view of major distribution, especially for a very diluted class population
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Abbreviations of Undergraduate Major
Abbreviation
Full major name
BA
Business Administration
BZA
Business Analytics
CE
Civil Engineering
CEG
Computer Enginerring
CS
Computer Science
EEE
Electrical Engineering
IS
Information System
ISC
Information Security
ISE
Industrial and System Engineering
Dashboard on student profiles
This dashboard showcases the basic profiles of your students in this module this year. The profiling includes their years of study, majors, grades from prerequisite modules (if available) and skills learned from all of their prerequisite modules.
Suggested distribution of CAP and grade conversion


CSE 190 Final Project
UCSD Site Before Optimization
UCSD Site After Optimization
Created by: Alan Kuo, Ziang Jing
Date: June 10th 2018


LAB: DOM-Based cross-site scripting
STAGE 1: For this exercise, your mission is to deface this website using the image at the following location: OWASP IMAGE
STAGE 1: For this exercise, your mission is to deface this website using the image at the following location: OWASP IMAGE


Symbol Index for "Derived Agent By Decree"
Symbol Index for diagram
"Derived Agent By Decree"
DA/volition (Generalization Node)
Derived Agent (Class)
Derived Agent By Agreement (Class)
Derived Agent By Decree (Class)


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Warning: This section reflects personal opinions and experiences of the original author of this code.
You may care or not.
In the early 2000's I use to perform as VJ with a Macromedia Flash software I had to write myself.
Flash is dead.
Some advanced and powerful softwares exist now but most of them dont't run on Linux. 🤷
And as I want to perform again (since a long time)… I need a new software.
I also realized (discovering Drupal at a time I tried to create a XML/XSL based CMS) that a developer alone can do great things but together we rock.
And whatever… I want the perfect tool and I don't mind sharing.
Goal
My goals (and I hope yours is similar) is to produce an easy to develop, intuitive, verstatile, interactive and high quality software.
Visually, I am into vector design and I am focusing on SVG support but I plan to add some utilities for 3D libraries (like three.js).
Browser support
For now, development is focused on the latest version Google Chrome.
Firefox is a decent browser but behaves too slowly and does not support the WebMIDI API. 🤷
Browsers from Mircosoft or Apple, even the latest versions, do not deserve attention.
Installation
No need to install, open Google Chrome and enjoy.
Seriously?
Well, if you do more than playing around with the demo site and need to have your own assets (videos, images, 3d models or vetcor designs), you may have a look at the developement wiki.
Usage
See the usage guide in the wiki.
Development
See the development guide in the wiki.
Support
You can book the author or a contributor for a live act or a workshop.
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License
MIT


High-level walkthrough
The following explains the general workflow in a way that doesn’t require (extensive) referencing to the API documentation. It assumes you have an exported model and are generally familiar with Python programming.
Creating the Alpyne Client object
The AlpyneClient
object serves as the parent object which individual runs spawn from and which has general model-level information. Except in advanced use cases, you only need to have a single instance of it.
The constructor of the client object takes the following arguments, some of which are explained further below:
The path to your exported model
Whether to enable blocking (default False)
The port to run the app on (default 51150)
Whether to enable verbose logging for the server (default False)
model path argument
When you export from the RL experiment, it saves as a zip file. You have two choices regarding this:
Pass a path to the zip file
Alpyne will extract the contents to a temporary directory.
For a list of candidates, see: https://github.com/python/cpython/blob/3.9/Lib/tempfile.py#L157
Extract the contents of the zip file, then pass a path to the
model.jar
file
Option #1 is only recommended for testing your model. Option #2 requires another step after exporting, but gives you convenient access to any input/output files your model might use or to the the Alpyne log (when enabled), and will write to the hard drive less.
blocking
Some simple operations - such as querying a run’s status or getting input/output templates - execute so quickly that the app provide a near instantaneous response. Other more complex operations, however, are potentially time consuming - such as advancing a run to the next step. While the run is processing, you cannot query the observation or submit further actions until the run gets to the next event. Here you have a choice:
If
blocking
isTrue
, the app will consume your request and not allow the active thread to continue until the request is completed (i.e., when the model is ready for the next request).If
blocking
isFalse
, the app will consume your request and immediately return. You then need to manually setup a periodic query of the run’s status (callingwait_for_completion
orget_state
with a delay in a loop).
Option #1 is only recommended when you’re executing a single run at a time (since there are no other threads having their time wasted while waiting). Option #2 is generally recommended for most usage.
To see how this effects the way you communicate with runs, the examples have both usages of this argument.
server logging
Regardless of what you set this to, the app will create a alpyne.log
file in your exported model’s directory with at least basic information (e.g., the process ID, any errors encountered, or trace statements from your model). If verbose is set to True
, it will also include many debug statements.
Creating model runs from the client
When creating a new model run, you’ll pass in the initial inputs (i.e., configuration) to execute the first episode with. A template for the inputs can be obtained with the create_default_rl_inputs
method or the configuration_template
attribute of the client object (they are synonymous with one another). This will return a Configuration object which allows you to directly set the values of both your configuration fields and engine-level settings.
For example, say your model has the following configuration space:
Name |
Type |
|---|---|
num_workers |
int |
rate_per_sec |
double |
machine_types |
String[] |
The Python code could look like:
app = AlpyneClient(...)
config = app.configuration_template
config.num_workers = 10
config.rate_per_sec = 3.14
config.machine_types = ["A", "A", "B"]
config.engine_seed = 1 # fixed seed
config.engine_stop_time = 1000 # override value in the RL exp.
Warning: If you do not set explicit values of your defined configuration fields, they will be set to their Java defaults (0 for number types, null for object types). This may cause model errors if your Configuration code does not account for this.
Note: In contrast, the engine settings will default to whatever value you set in the RL experiment.
Warning: To avoid conflict, do not name your configuration fields the same as any of the engine_
settings.
Tip: In addition to setting fixed values, you can also pass tuples consisting of (start, stop, step) or no-argument callables; these will retrieve the next value every time they’re accessed.
After building the configuration object, pass it into a call to the create_reinforcement_learning
method of the client object. The returned value is an instance of a ModelRun
object.
Interacting with model runs
After creating a new model run object, you will need to call its run
method to begin execution. Depending on what you set block
to, the thread will either be locked until the run reaches its first step (= True) or return immediately (= False).
If the app was not setup with blocking, you’ll need to call either wait_for_completion
or get_state
until the run is waiting for input.
Note: get_state
returns two values - A constant representing the engine status (one of the RunStatus
values) and a dictionary with more detailed information.
You can take observations, check if the terminal condition is true, or get outputs if the status is one of the following: PAUSED
, COMPLETED
, STOPPED
, FAILED
. Actions can only be taken while the run holds the PAUSED
status.
To get an observation, you can call the run’s get_observation
method. This will return an Observation object where you can retrieve specific field values by either accessing the name directly or via the get_input
method.
For example, say your model has the following observation space:
Name |
Type |
|---|---|
mean_service_time |
double |
per_worker_utilization |
double[] |
Printing out information about the current observation in your Python code may look like:
obs = run1.get_observation()
print(f"Mean service time = {obs.mean_service_time}")
n_workers = len(obs.per_worker_utilization)
print(f"Mean worker utilization = {sum(obs.per_worker_utilization) / n_workers}")
The is_terminal
method of the run will return a boolean value based on a combination of the “done” condition in the RL experiment and the assigned stop time/date.
Taking an action in the run involves creating an Action object from the client’s action_template
attribute, filling it as desired, then passing it to the take_action
method.
After calling take_action
, your model will apply the action and then continue until the next step.
Lastly, whenever your model is not actively processing, you can get any (analytical) outputs present in your top-level agent.
Tip: You can check the names of the objects available from the output_names
attirubte of the client object.
To retrieve the values, call the get_outputs
method of the run. You can pass names of specific objects, or pass no arguments if you’d like them all. This will return a SingleRunOutputs
object which operates similarly to the other objects: you can retrieve values by directly passing names as attributes or by value
method.
For example, if your model had an Output object named “amount_sold” and a DataSet named “demand_log”, your Python code could look like the following:
outputs = run1.get_outputs()
print(f"Amount sold = {outputs.amount_sold}")
print(f"Demand Xs = {outputs.demand_log['dataX']}")
print(f"Demand Ys = {outputs.demand_log['dataY']}")
Note that the values of complex output types, such as HistogramData and DataSet, work exactly like they do on AnyLogic Cloud.
For more details about all of these objects and what attributes/methods they possess, see the relevant API pages.
Multi-runs and RL training
Alpyne has two “base” (abstract) classes which you can extend depending on your desired uses:
BaseMultiRun
Used to easily execute batches of multiple simultaneous model runs
Desirable when testing trained policies or pre-defined heuristics
Requires functions to be implemented for getting configuration and actions for a given run
Has additional callbacks for extra logic on step events and at the end of a run
BaseAlpyneEnv
Follows the OpenAI Gym interface
Desirable when using RL libraries that support custom Gym environments (e.g., stable baselines, tensorflow)
Requires functions to be implemented for defining your observation and action space, and for converting Alpyne types to/from typical Python types.
Has an additional, optinonal method for defining any alternative terminal conditions.
To extend the classes, define a new class and pass the base class as the desired superclass. Required methods can be implemented - and optional methods overridden or extended - by defining them with the same name/arguments/return type.
Most Python IDEs should provide an option to easily perform either of these tasks too. Examples of the simplicity of this can be seen using PyCharm in the images below.
Easily implement missing abstract methods |
Simple dialog to override base methods |
Note
Optional methods can be extended by calling super().METHOD_NAME(METHOD_ARGS)
anywhere desirable in the body of the overriden method.


Installation
1)- Binary installation
- Goto the releases page.
- Select the release the matches your OS (Linux or Mac).
- Extract the binary file from the downloaded archive.
- Rename the extracted binary file as
redix
and copy/move it to your/usr/local/bin
or any folder included in your$PATH
env-var.
2)- Docker
docker pull ghcr.io/alash3al/redix:latest
Running
assuming you followed the corresponding installation instructions above, and created a configurations file called
redix.hcl
in the current working directory containing the configurations content found here and edited to match your preferences, for more info about configurations click here.
1)- Binary
assuming that you have a postgresql server running on the local machine contains a database called
redix
.
$ redix ./redix.hcl
2)- Docker
assuming that you have a postgresql container named
redixdb
having a database calledredix
, and the engine part configurations inredix.hcl
as follows:
engine "postgresql" {
dsn = "postgresql://postgres@redixdb/redix"
}
docker run -v $(pwd)/redix.hcl:/etc/redix/redix.hcl --link redixdb -p 6380:6380 ghcr.io/alash3al/redix
Connecting
you can connect to redix using any redis client/library, here we will use the
redis-cli
command:
redis-cli -p 6380


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| struct | Placeholder |
| Class representing parameter/return argument placholders. More... | |
| class | RawStorage |
| Class that handles raw storage (and manual memory management) for a variable type. More... | |
| struct | ToString |
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| struct | ToString< scl::http::StatusCode > |
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Commons Math User Guide
Version: 2.2
User Guide
Contents
Overview
Statistics
Data Generation
Linear Algebra
Numerical Analysis
Special Functions
Utilities
Complex Numbers
Distributions
Fractions
Transform Methods
3D Geometry
Optimization
Ordinary Differential Equations
Genetic Algorithms
Table of Contents
0. Overview
0.1 About the User Guide
0.2 What's in commons-math
0.3 How commons-math is organized
0.4 How interface contracts are specified in commons-math javadoc
0.5 Dependencies
1. Statistics
1.1 Overview
1.2 Descriptive statistics
1.3 Frequency distributions
1.4 Simple regression
1.5 Multiple Regression
1.6 Rank transformations
1.7 Covariance and correlation
1.8 Statistical Tests
2. Data Generation
2.1 Overview
2.2 Random numbers
2.3 Random Vectors
2.4 Random Strings
2.5 Random permutations, combinations, sampling
2.6 Generating data 'like' an input file
2.7 PRNG Pluggability
3. Linear Algebra
3.1 Overview
3.2 Real matrices
3.3 Real vectors
3.4 Solving linear systems
3.5 Eigenvalues/eigenvectors and singular values/singular vectors
3.6 Non-real fields (complex, fractions ...)
4. Numerical Analysis
4.1 Overview
4.2 Root-finding
4.3 Interpolation
4.4 Integration
4.5 Polynomials
5. Special Functions
5.1 Overview
5.2 Erf functions
5.3 Gamma functions
5.4 Beta funtions
6. Utilities
6.1 Overview
6.2 Double array utilities
6.3 int/double hash map
6.4 Continued Fractions
6.5 binomial coefficients, factorials and other common math functions
7. Complex Numbers
7.1 Overview
7.2 Complex Numbers
7.3 Complex Transcendental Functions
7.4 Complex Formatting and Parsing
8. Probability Distributions
8.1 Overview
8.2 Distribution Framework
8.3 User Defined Distributions
9. Fractions
9.1 Overview
9.2 Fraction Numbers
9.3 Fraction Formatting and Parsing
10. Transform methods
11. Geometry
11.1 Overview
11.2 Vectors
11.3 Rotations
12. Optimization
12.1 Overview
12.2 Univariate Functions
12.3 Linear Programming
12.4 Direct Methods
12.5 General Case
12.6 Curve Fitting
13. Ordinary Differential Equations Integration
13.1 Overview
13.2 Continuous Output
13.3 Discrete Events Handling
13.4 Available Integrators
13.5 Derivatives
14. Genetic Algorithms
14.1 Overview
14.2 GA Framework
14.3 Implementation and Examples


I learned a lot this week. I learned the difference between AC and DC current (Alternating vs Direct) and the important of the difference, for example AC being used for most wall power as you can have low power travelling through it then jump up to high power when something is plugged in as appose to DC which would just use a constant stream of energy which would waste money. I learned what capacitors, transistors and resistors are and what polarized vs unpolarized means (If the direction you place stuff on a circuit matters). I learned about voltage, current and resistance as well. Then of course I learned how to solder properly and what soldering does (Connects the circuit via hot liquid metal that cools quickly in order to conduct electricity throughout the circuit)
Two projects are below, being the LED heart and the basic LED circuit (battery not included in picture)


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| 022:034 Khan | : |
And for every nation We have appointed religious ceremonies, that they may mention the Name of Allah over the beast of cattle that He has given them for food. And your Ilah (God) is One Ilah (God Allah), so you must submit to Him Alone (in Islam). And (O Muhammad SAW) give glad tidings to the Mukhbitin [those who obey Allah with humility and are humble from among the true believers of Islamic Monotheism], |
| 022:034 Maulana | : |
And for every nation We appointed acts of devotion that they might mention the name of Allah on what He has given them of the cattle quadrupeds. So your God is One God, therefore to Him should you submit. And give good news to the humble, |
| 022:034 Pickthal | : |
And for every nation have We appointed a ritual, that they may mention the name of Allah over the beast of cattle that He hath given them for food; and your god is One God, therefor surrender unto Him. And give good tidings (O Muhammad) to the humble, |
| 022:034 Rashad | : |
For each congregation we have decreed rites whereby they commemorate the name of GOD for providing them with the livestock. Your god is one and the same god; you shall all submit to Him. Give good news to the obedient. |
| 022:034 Sarwar | : |
To every nation We have given certain sacrificial rituals. Let them consecrate their sacrificial animals with His Name. Your God is One God and you must submit yourselves to His will. (Muhammad), give the glad news (of God's mercy) to the devoted servants of God: |
| 022:034 Shakir | : |
And to every nation We appointed acts of devotion that they may mention the name of Allah on what He has given them of the cattle quadrupeds; so your god is One God, therefore to Him should you submit, and give good news to the humble, |
| 022:034 Sherali | : |
And for every people WE have appointed rites of Sacrifice, that they might mention the name of ALLAH over the quadrupeds of the class of cattle that HE has provided for them. So your God is One God, therefore, submit ye all to HIM. And give thou glad tidings to the humble, |
| 022:034 Yusufali | : |
To every people did We appoint rites (of sacrifice), that they might celebrate the name of Allah over the sustenance He gave them from animals (fit for food). But your god is One God: submit then your wills to Him (in Islam): and give thou the good news to those who humble themselves,- |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > خشية الله تعالى وتقواه Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Devoutness and Fear of Allah أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > وحدانيته Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> Singularity and Being Unique أركان الإسلام > الصلاة > أداء الصلاة > الحض عليها Pillars of Islam> The Prayers>Performing the Prayers> The Incitement to Pray أركان الإسلام > الحج والعمرة > فرضية الحج وآدابه Pillars of Islam> Hajj and Umrah> Duty of Hajj and its Morals أركان الإسلام > الحج والعمرة > المناسك Pillars of Islam> Hajj and Umrah> The Rituals الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > الخشوع بين يديه جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> Humility Between His Hands الإيمان > الله جلّ جلاله > خشيته جلّ وعلا Faith> Allah, Glory to his Majesty> To Fear Allah الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الحميدة > الصبر Man and The Moral Relations> Good Morals>Patience الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > الشعوب والقبائل والفرق Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>Peoples, Tribes and Groups الإنسان والعلاقات الاجتماعية > المجتمعات > شعوبا والقبائل Man and The Social Relations>The Societies>People and Tribes
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Release history
v4.0.0-M1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #922 | Use Java JDK 17 | bbort | |
| #922 | Update to Spring 6.0 | bbort | |
| #922 | Update to Apache Camel 4.0 | christophd | |
| #922 | Update to Spring 6.0 | bbort | |
| #938 | Move to groupId org.citrusframework | bbort | |
| #922 | Remove obsolete dependencies | christophd | |
| - | Improve Groovy actions script handling | christophd | |
| - | Update dependency versions | christophd | |
| #924 | Fix false positive test report in DefaultTestLoader | christophd |
v3.4.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #893 | Add YAML runtime | christophd | |
| #892 | Support multiple jsonPath validations | christophd | |
| #887 | Use standalone bom | christophd | |
| #846 | Always debug log received message content | christophd | |
| - | Spring context improvements | christophd | |
| - | Bump hsqldb from 2.6.1 to 2.7.1 | dependabot | |
| - | Bump snakeyaml from 1.26 to 1.32 | dependabot | |
| - | Update dependencies, Apache Camel 3.20.1, Selenium 4.8.0, Spring 5.3.25 | christophd | |
| - | Update dependencies, Cucumber 7.11.0, JUnit Jupiter 5.9.2, TestNG 7.7.1 | christophd |
v3.3.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Add citrus-xml module to BOM | christophd | |
| #885 | Default test loader supports fluent configuration | bbortt | |
| #885 | Respect citrus context in default test loader | bbortt | |
| #894 | Avoid NullpointerException in citrus:env function | christophd |
v3.3.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Bump Apache Camel 3.14.0 to 3.16.0 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Docker Java to 3.2.13 | christophd | |
| - | Use JAXB directly instead of Spring OXM marshaller | christophd | |
| - | Bump Cucumber version to 7.3.1 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Selenium version to 4.1.0 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Junit Jupiter version to 5.8.2 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Mockito version to 4.5.0 | christophd | |
| - | Bump TestNG version to 7.5 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Spring from 5.3.19 to 5.3.20 | christophd | |
| - | Bump jackson version to v2.13.3 | christophd | |
| #804 | Add plain XML runtime | christophd | |
| #857 | Add Groovy test runtime | christophd | |
| #859 | Update default SshServer host key to RSA | christophd | |
| #861 | Refactor wait action builder | christophd | |
| #879 | Avoid concurrent modification exception | christophd | |
| - | Avoid misleading type converter lookup warnings | christophd | |
| - | Fix obsolete jaxb-core dependency | christophd | |
| - | Make Spring oxm marshaller dependency optional | christophd |
v3.2.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Bump Jackson databind to <IP_ADDRESS> | christophd | |
| - | Bump spring-core from 5.3.16 to 5.3.18 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Spring Integration to 5.5.10 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Spring WS to 3.1.3 | christophd | |
| - | Fix outbound message logger | christophd | |
| - | Avoid missing validation contexts | christophd | |
| - | Fix Spring JUnit5 extension after all callback | bbortt |
v3.2.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Bump xstream from 1.4.18 to 1.4.19 | christophd | |
| - | Bump xercesImpl from 2.12.1 to 2.12.2 | christophd | |
| - | Bump snakeyaml from 1.15 to 1.26 in /vintage/citrus-arquillian | christophd | |
| #837 | Fix platform specific test failures | tschlat | |
| #832 | HttpActionBuilder should provide constructor with endpoint | tschlat | |
| #831 | readFile() function does not honor variables when called with base64 encoding | tschlat | |
| #822 | Schema validation of message on send | tschlat | |
| #818 | Factory for TestCase/TestCaseMetaInfo | tschlat | |
| #820 | Access indexed bean properties via TestContext | tschlat | |
| #837 | jdk17 compatibility of org.citrusframework.citrus | bbortt |
v3.1.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Bump Log4j version to 2.17.1 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Spring Framework to 5.3.6 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Apache Camel to 3.14.0 | christophd | |
| - | Bump Cucumber to 6.11.0 | christophd | |
| - | Bump dependency versions | christophd |
v3.1.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Bump Log4j version to 2.16.0 | christophd | |
| #796 | Mask sensitive data in logs | christophd |
v3.1.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Improved Apache Camel support | christophd | |
| - | Fix Hamcrest dependency in validation module | christophd | |
| - | Bump jetty from 9.4.41.v20210516 to 9.4.43.v20210629 | christophd | |
| - | Bump sshd-core from 2.5.1 to 2.7.0 | christophd |
v3.0.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | Refactor Citrus 3.x | christophd | |
| - | Update Cucumber to 6.10 | christophd | |
| - | Update Kafka to 2.8 | christophd | |
| - | Update Jetty to 9.4 | christophd | |
| - | Update JUnit to 5.7 | christophd | |
| - | Update TestNG to 7.1 | christophd | |
| - | Update Selenium to 3.141 | christophd | |
| - | Update Apache Camel to 3.9 | christophd | |
| - | Update Spring to 5.3 | christophd | |
| - | Update to Java 11 | christophd | |
| - | Improve Java DSL fluent API | christophd | |
| - | Make Spring optional | christophd | |
| - | Modularize Citrus | christophd |
v2.8.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #402 | Spring 5.x support | christophd | |
| #403 | Cucumber 3.x support | christophd | |
| #511 | Use charset from http headers to parse the payload | christophd | |
| #152 | Apache Kafka support | christophd | |
| #439 | SAXParseException when sending SOAP request with empty payload or header | ceazy79 |
v2.7.9
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #561 | Lost cookie entries except the last one | svettwer | |
| #551 | Breaking change in selenium().browser().type() public API | martinmaher | |
| #547 | Breaking change in waitFor().http() public API | svettwer | |
| #557 | Breaking change in waitFor().file(String) | martinmaher | |
| #558 | Breaking change in waitFor().file(File) | martinmaher | |
| #552 | MessageContentBuilder interface broken for buildMessageContent | martinmaher | |
| #569 | duplicated cookie entries in http request | svettwer | |
| #535 | Citrus functions - Inconsistent values of global variables | martinmaher | |
| #556 | Breaking change in waitFor().message() | martinmaher | |
| #584 | Update com.fasterxml.jackson.core:jackson-databind to version 2.9.8 or later | svettwer | |
| #559 | Breaking change in MessageContentBuilder | svettwer | |
| #555 | WaitBuilder.condition() changed return type | svettwer | |
| #554 | Change of class signature and typing of WaitConditionBuilder | svettwer | |
| #553 | Scp client builder does not offer autoReadFiles anymore | martinmaher | |
| #455 | Cookies are not recognized by HTTP client | svettwer | |
| #591 | Improve documentation concerning parallel messages | svettwer | |
| #562 | maven plugin creates invalid testNG Citrus tests | svettwer |
v2.7.8
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #524 | Initial local build failing in citrus-arquillian | christophd | |
| #520 | update vertx-core because of vulnerabilities | svettwer | |
| #509 | Inconsistencies in Java doc for RepeatOnError | svettwer | |
| #516 | Exception in async container is suppressed when used with TestNGCitrusTestRunner | svettwer | |
| #505 | Maven Goal citrus:create-test generate test class with compile error |
sparsick | |
| #428 | Citrus reports containing invalid XML | svettwer | |
| #418 | Thread leak in TestCase.finish() | bwittwer | |
| #451 | Citrus-Maven-Plugin Generate Docs-Mojo fails due to broken path | mischcon | |
| #483 | Add SFTP client preferred authentications setting | christophd |
v2.7.7
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #426 | XML Serializer is creating new line instead of empty node | christophd | |
| #416 | How to replace xpath variables in http:put or post | christophd | |
| #364 | Include Travis CI | svettwer | |
| #423 | Webservice Basic Auth not working | svettwer | |
| #435 | Make FTP client passive mode configurable | christophd | |
| #437 | Http query param header validator breaks with validation matcher expression | christophd | |
| #436 | Empty Http query params not empty | christophd | |
| #424 | Cucumber XML steps not loaded | christophd | |
| #421 | XML Selenium page action does not support multiple arguments | christophd | |
| #419 | Missing testcase schemas in citrus-config before/after suite | christophd | |
| #420 | Selenium set-input operation not supporting test variables | christophd | |
| #417 | Test action container usage in test behavior broken | christophd |
v2.7.6
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #405 | FtpClient does not support variables when storing files | christophd | |
| #389 | Add Hamcrest Primitive Number Matchers | christophd | |
| #411 | Add wait for action condition | christophd | |
| #398 | Improve FTP samples & documentation | christophd | |
| #406 | Add SFTP/SCP support | christophd | |
| #408 | JMS topic subscription | christophd | |
| #395 | Improve Http query param handling | christophd | |
| #404 | Static message content build breaks with null header value | christophd | |
| #394 | Add ignore new line validation matcher | christophd | |
| #397 | Add channel endpoint config and parser | christophd | |
| #385 | Specifying a DomXmlMessageValidator as validator deactivates XPath validations | christophd | |
| #380 | Add citrus-jdbc message schema to defaults | christophd | |
| #348 | CitrusRuntimeException when using JDBC XML tests with schemaRepository | christophd | |
| #378 | Logging reporter does not print test results in 2.7.5 | christophd |
v2.7.5
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #357 | Unable to initialize Citrus instance - instance has already been initialized | christophd | |
| #374 | Message selector on non-XML payloads | christophd | |
| #375 | Send and receive zip archives | christophd | |
| #345 | Add “.headers” declaration that takes a Map for validation | christophd | |
| #363 | Remove unnecessary surefire excludes | christophd | |
| #369 | Default responses for JDBC requests | christophd | |
| #376 | Support test variables in endpoint names | christophd | |
| #356 | Support FTP store and retrieve file operations | christophd | |
| #355 | Remote Citrus test report contains double entries | christophd | |
| #362 | Correct documentation concerning maven commands | svettwer | |
| #371 | Replace parameter instead of adding them in JdbcPreparedStatement | svettwer | |
| #367 | Add binary stream validator | christophd | |
| #366 | SQL query action requires FROM keyword | christophd | |
| #359 | HTTP client always converts responses to String | christophd | |
| #353 | HttpMessageController is not thread-safe | imezhenkov | |
| #358 | Transfer previously set header/contentType to Message | svettwer |
v2.7.4
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #327 | JsonPath array result type | christophd | |
| #322 | Add JDBC db server support | christophd | |
| #344 | Send Http request with encoded URI | christophd | |
| #332 | Update dependency versions | christophd | |
| #343 | Add function to resolve system properties | christophd | |
| #334 | AntPath matching Hamcrest matcher | christophd | |
| #330 | URL en/decode function | christophd | |
| #331 | Missing global namespace support in send message XPath evaluation | christophd | |
| #329 | Async test action container | christophd | |
| #328 | SOAP server Response with MTOM attachment does not work | christophd |
v2.7.3
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #326 | Validation of http headers should be case insensitive | christophd | |
| #318 | TestRunner doFinally block position documentation | christophd | |
| #304 | Multipart file upload | christophd | |
| #148 | JSON schema validation | christophd | |
| #265 | Http error handling thread safety | christophd | |
| #271 | Variable in HTTP request within template not updated | christophd | |
| #298 | TestNG Dataprovider parameters cannot be used in |
christophd | |
| #314 | Extend Hamcrest matcher support in XML DSL | christophd | |
| #313 | How to ignore text parts in plain text validator | christophd | |
| #312 | HTTP basic authentication doesn’t work | christophd | |
| #310 | Introduce global dictionary message direction | christophd | |
| #307 | Package scan with custom file name pattern | christophd | |
| #282 | How to create a container with port mapping? | christophd | |
| #284 | Failed to convert value of type ‘java.nio.HeapByteBuffer’ | christophd | |
| #143 | Add JUnit 5 support | christophd | |
| #302 | ConcurrentModificationException at com.consol.citrus.message.DefaultMessage.toString() | christophd | |
| #303 | waitFor() not working with external file system resources | christophd | |
| #299 | Remove @Autowired from sample methods | christophd | |
| #300 | MailMessageConverter cannot handle base64 text content | christophd | |
| #291 | Validating XPath numbers with Hamcrest |
christophd | |
| #297 | Missing variable support in receive timeout action | christophd | |
| #266 | Cannot use context variables for XPath in message extractor | christophd | |
| #183 | CitrusTest does not fail if assertEquals fails | christophd | |
| #287 | Reporting of test results | christophd | |
| #280 | Provide listener for final actions | christophd | |
| #292 | Update dependency versions | christophd | |
| #272 | DelegatingTestAction should implement setName/setActor/setDescription | christophd | |
| #268 | How to support SOAP 1.2 over JMS | christophd | |
| #290 | Http server basic auth broken | christophd | |
| #288 | Update validation.adoc | christophd | |
| #277 | JSONPath validator doesn’t return array length correctly | christophd | |
| #270 | Support node list translation in data dictionary | christophd | |
| #226 | fixed minor typo | christophd |
v2.7.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #265 | Http error handling thread safety | christophd | |
| #262 | Switch to asciidoctor | christophd | |
| #243 | Access test case variables in Camel Routes definitions | christophd | |
| #246 | charset=UTF-8 appending to Content-Type for client defined in xml | christophd | |
| #244 | SQL Testaction does not handle transactions | christophd | |
| #263 | Update dependency versions | christophd | |
| #264 | Support environment properties | christophd | |
| #187 | Unable to retrieve X-CSRF-TOKEN using Header | christophd | |
| #184 | Needing extractFromCookies() | christophd | |
| #231 | Http client squeezed double slashes | christophd | |
| #238 | SoapJmsMessageConverter does not create a SOAP Header | christophd | |
| #235 | Documentation for custom servlet filters | christophd | |
| #229 | Add documentation on Cucumber injection mode | christophd | |
| #239 | Support header child elements | christophd | |
| #241 | WsdlXsdSchema NullPointerException for valid WSDLs | christophd | |
| #245 | How to Query ?WSDL from a WebService or HTTP Endpoint | christophd | |
| #242 | Camel Documentation does not state citrusCamelContext as default name | christophd | |
| #256 | JMS Endpoints should allow dynamic destination name | christophd | |
| #257 | Purge JMS queue action doesn’t support variable substitution | christophd | |
| #258 | HTTP client send doesn’t support variable substitution for header names | s1hofmann | |
| #247 | Charset cannot be set per file for resources | christophd | |
| #248 | PlainTextValidator does not ignore whitespaces | christophd | |
| #249 | Validation fails with null edge case | christophd | |
| #250 | missing variable support in wait action file condition | christophd | |
| #260 | custom web-driver is not working with citrus-selenium | christophd | |
| #233 | Support Hamcrest matchers in header validation | christophd | |
| #234 | Handle JMS priority header | christophd | |
| #228 | Java DSL depends on citrus-selenium although declared optional | christophd |
v2.7.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #224 | Add ignore validation matcher | christophd | |
| #216 | Enabled mtomEnabled flag for soap send actions in Java DSL | chris-weber | |
| #214 | Line separators in plain text validation | christophd | |
| #221 | Overwriting TestContext in AbstractServer | christophd | |
| #197 | Citrus validates text content although I did not tell it | christophd | |
| #218 | Auto select message type for validation | christophd | |
| #217 | Cucumber Http steps | christophd | |
| #213 | Cucumber Selenium steps | christophd | |
| #212 | Cucumber Docker steps | christophd | |
| #219 | Customize default message type | christophd | |
| #201 | Http header validation skipped | christophd | |
| #200 | Maven Archetype for Citrus | christophd | |
| #211 | Mix XML and Java DSL test methods | christophd | |
| #210 | Fixed parentheses in examples for matchers | rhuss | |
| #209 | Sporadic IllegalStateException | christophd | |
| #206 | Link to templates was written wrong | christophd | |
| #204 | StopTime action holding static state | christophd |
v2.7
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #133 | Update to Java 8 | christophd | |
| #150 | Kubernetes integration | christophd | |
| #68 | Selenium support | christophd | |
| #188 | MS SQL Compatibility fix | christophd | |
| #180 | LoggingClientInterceptor gets disabled when some interceptor is set | christophd | |
| #163 | Enable/disable before/after suite based on env parameter | christophd | |
| #193 | WsAddressing header customization | christophd | |
| #192 | Hamcrest validation matcher with numeric values | christophd | |
| #175 | Add JsonPathDataDictionary | christophd | |
| #164 | Add test behavior documentation | christophd | |
| #139 | MessageConstructionInterceptor causes StackOverflowError | christophd | |
| #185 | Always give current Json element in error messages | christophd | |
| #179 | HTTP server autostart with JavaConfig fails | christophd | |
| #177 | MailServerBuilder in Spring Java config not working | christophd | |
| #176 | Exception when executing single Cucumber scenario | christophd | |
| #172 | Simply copy byte array out of input stream | christophd | |
| #174 | JsonMappingDataDictionary breaks non string values | christophd | |
| #166 | Test fails with enabled global dictionary | christophd | |
| #167 | Explicit dictionary vs. global dictionary message overwrite | christophd | |
| #162 | Remove deprecated API | christophd |
v2.6.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #160 | Escape variable expression syntax | christophd | |
| #159 | Add custom servlet filters to http server | christophd | |
| #158 | Support Gzip message compression | christophd | |
| #156 | Add message wait condition | christophd | |
| #155 | Add JsonPath function | christophd | |
| #154 | Add Xpath function | christophd | |
| #147 | Improve XSD schema documentation | christophd | |
| #146 | Exception handling bug on forked actions | christophd | |
| #145 | Gradle sample | christophd | |
| #142 | DataProvider explicit name support | christophd | |
| #141 | Validation of JMS SoapAction not working | christophd | |
| #137 | Support dynamic endpoints uri for https | christophd | |
| #130 | ignore Xpath only matches first element | christophd | |
| #128 | escapeXml function still buggy | christophd | |
| #122 | Add variables and test context support in static response adapter | christophd | |
| #118 | EscapeXml function not working with comments | christophd | |
| #113 | Add configurable XML serializer | christophd | |
| #112 | Allow Http accept header setting | christophd |
v2.6.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #132 | Support variable object path | christophd | |
| #129 | Add JsonPathFunctions to variable extractor | christophd | |
| #126 | Handle BLOB column values in sql query action | christophd | |
| #121 | Add payload file resource in static response adapter | christophd | |
| #120 | Http client annotation config | christophd | |
| #119 | XHTML message validation XPath support | christophd | |
| #117 | EscapeXml function not working with commas | christophd | |
| #116 | Cucumber messaging steps ambiguously defined | christophd | |
| #115 | TestRunnerComponent TestContext initialization | christophd | |
| #110 Before/after suite methods in java DSL | christophd | ||
| #109 Before test methods in Java DSL | christophd | ||
| #107 | Documentation wrong XML tags | christophd | |
| #106 | Documentation wait wrong argument in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #105 | Documentation missing maven dependencies | christophd |
v2.6
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #101 | NoSuchElementException with custom action container in test runner | christophd | |
| #100 | Java DSL should support test behavior inside test container | christophd | |
| #57 | Hamcrest matcher in iteration conditions | christophd | |
| #56 | Cucumber BDD support | christophd | |
| #53 | Spring RestDocs support | christophd | |
| #7 | Zookeeper support | maherma | |
| #99 | Set custom message type in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #97 | Support configurable paths for reporters | christophd | |
| #96 | Unique particle attribution #cos-nonambig violation in citrus-ws-testcase XSD | christophd | |
| #95 | HttpStatus validation broken for BAD_REQUEST status code | christophd | |
| #94 | escapeXml() not working with ',' in sub-XML | christophd | |
| #93 | Links to blogs on front page is 404 | christophd |
v2.5.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #50 | Support Hamcrest matchers | christophd | |
| #49 | Support Json object functions in JsonPath validation | christophd | |
| #47 | BinaryBase64 message validator | christophd | |
| #46 | Annotation config support for all modules | christophd | |
| #89 | StringIndexOutOfBoundsException in XMLUtils.getTargetCharset() | christophd | |
| #90 | Send binary messages with XML DSL | christophd | |
| #87 | Validation matcher support in PlainTextMessageValidator | christophd | |
| #86 | XML comments will counted as “normal” child element | christophd | |
| #85 | XML comments before root element skip validation | christophd | |
| #84 | Custom-Function, unclear Exception-Message | christophd | |
| #83 | TestNG DataProvider and CitrusResource injection of TestRunner not working properly | christophd | |
| #82 | Multithreaded selectors throw a ConcurrentModificationException | christophd | |
| #80 | Empty message payload support in JSON data dictionary | christophd | |
| #79 | SQL query file resource produces SQLSyntaxError | christophd |
v2.5.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #46 | Annotation config support | christophd | |
| #41 | Citrus main application class | christophd | |
| #78 | Dynamic endpoints not working for http DSL | christophd | |
| #77 | Missing 2.5 xsd references in spring.schemas | christophd | |
| #76 | Nullpointer in after suite | christophd | |
| #74 | MailServer stops on emtpy line | gucce | |
| #73 | Cant mvn install citrus with Java 1.7 | christophd | |
| #70 | Message payload lost for Http PATCH method | christophd | |
| #67 | Form urlencoded marshaller using wrong xsd location | christophd | |
| #66 | Empty Http request headers missing on server receive | christophd | |
| #65 | Variable extractor not working in http:receive-response XML | christophd |
v2.5
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #39 | TestContext injection | christophd | |
| #37 | x-www-form-urlencoded message validator | christophd | |
| #62 | DataDictionary not settable via Java DSL | christophd | |
| #61 | Global scoped data dictionaries breaking message receipt | christophd | |
| #60 | ClassPathResource name needs correction in User Guide | christophd | |
| #59 | Docker action sharing docker command instance | christophd | |
| #58 | JUnit4CitrusTestDesigner validateScript doesn’t work properly | christophd | |
| #55 | x-www-form-urlencoded payload lost | christophd | |
| #50 | allow variable value definition in cdata section | christophd | |
| #36 | RMI support | christophd | |
| #34 | Cleanup validation matcher support | maherma | |
| #32 | Use Mockito instead of EasyMock | christophd | |
| #31 | Date range validation matcher | maherma | |
| #29 | Read file resource function | christophd | |
| #24 | Timer action container | maherma | |
| #23 | Optimize Jett-9 startup | maherma | |
| #17 | Update to Vert.x 3.0 | maherma |
v2.4
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #47 | JSON data dictionary throws NullPointerException | christophd | |
| #27 | Validation callback with TestContext | christophd | |
| #26 | Improved REST support | christophd | |
| #22 | Wait-Condition Action | maherma | |
| #21 | Camel route test actions | christophd | |
| #20 | Http DELETE with payload | christophd | |
| #19 | Purge endpoints action | christophd | |
| #14 | Update plugin versions | christophd | |
| #13 | Update dependency versions | christophd | |
| #12 | Release archetypes to central | christophd | |
| #11 | Release to Maven central | christophd | |
| #6 | Docker support | christophd |
v2.3
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #45 | Assertion error in parallel not causing test case to fail | christophd | |
| #264 | Camel direct endpoint consumer caching | christophd | |
| #263 | Customize message validators | christophd | |
| #262 | Boolean expression evaluation in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #255 | Refactor Java DSL test action execution (TestRunner) | christophd | |
| #253 | Update Jetty version | maherma | |
| #248 | Websocket support | maherma | |
| #196 | JSONPath support | christophd |
v2.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #261 | Http server response message tracing | christophd | |
| #260 | Customize dynamic endpoint names | christophd | |
| #259 | Nullpointer in SoapMessageConverter | christophd | |
| #254 | Citrus annotation support in JUnit | christophd | |
| #252 | ANT tasks and tutorial | christophd | |
| #250 | Start/Stop server action | christophd | |
| #249 | Arquillian integration | christophd | |
| #245 | Iterating action container in loops | christophd |
v2.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #244 | Keep SOAP envelope for incoming requests | christophd | |
| #243 | Ssh request/response XSD schema | christophd | |
| #242 | WSDL includes not working in schema validation | christophd | |
| #241 | SOAP MTOM support | christophd | |
| #240 | Missing Java 7 requirements in user guide | christophd | |
| #239 | Java test action cahing String[] method parameters | christophd | |
| #238 | Conversion exception when logging object message payloads | christophd | |
| #237 | TestNG data provider handling | christophd | |
| #236 | Fallback endpoint adapter not settable | christophd | |
| #235 | SOAP 1.2 server support missing | christophd | |
| #208 | Namespaces lost in SOAP envelope | christophd | |
| #206 | Mail message payload namespace | christophd | |
| #193 | Improve TestNG data provider documentation | christophd |
v2.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #234 | Remove deprecated classes | christophd | |
| #233 | Separate citrus-jms module | christophd | |
| #232 | Use message converter pattern | christophd | |
| #231 | Schema validation on xs:any | christophd | |
| #230 | Upgrade to Spring 4.x | christophd | |
| #229 | Update dependency and Maven plugin versions | christophd | |
| #228 | TestNG parameters in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #227 | Use TestContext in validation matcher interface | christophd | |
| #226 | Use TestContext in function interface | christophd | |
| #225 | Create variable validation matcher | christophd | |
| #224 | Namespace context configuration component | christophd | |
| #223 | Correlate messages by default | christophd | |
| #222 | Multiple SOAP attachments | christophd | |
| #221 | Multiple SOAP header fragments | christophd | |
| #220 | Data dictionary schema component | christophd | |
| #219 | Auto sleep in milliseconds | christophd | |
| #218 | Sleep action in milliseconds | christophd | |
| #217 | Rework MessageListener interface | christophd | |
| #216 | Log Citrus version | christophd | |
| #215 | Rework root application context | christophd | |
| #214 | ValidationMatcher XML schema component | christophd | |
| #213 | Function library component | christophd | |
| #212 | Sequence after test component | christophd | |
| #211 | Sequence before/after suite components | christophd | |
| #210 | Rework sample applications | christophd | |
| #209 | Rework Maven plugin | christophd | |
| #188 | Fail fast when validator is missing | christophd | |
| #171 | Ftp server adapter | christophd | |
| #191 | JMS Soap message converter | christophd | |
| #90 | Citrus Jms header mapper | christophd |
v1.4.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #207 | Dynamic endpoint components | christophd | |
| #205 | Apache Camel support | christophd | |
| #203 | Vert.x support | christophd | |
| #202 | Missing soap must understand interceptor support | christophd | |
| #201 | Custom interceptors in citrus-ws server component not loaded | christophd |
v1.4
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #200 | Global variables component | christophd | |
| #199 | Auto sleep < 1 second | christophd | |
| #198 | JSON text validator strict mode | christophd | |
| #197 | Attachment spelling in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #195 | Java DSL Http specific send options | christophd | |
| #194 | Misleading create variables action in Java DSL | christophd | |
| #192 | Nested anonymous test actions fail | christophd | |
| #190 | Dokumentation FTP adapter description | christophd | |
| #187 | Class cast exceptions when using object variable value | christophd | |
| #186 | AssertionErrors not handled | christophd | |
| #185 | SSHClient with just username/password | christophd | |
| #184 | Mail adapter | christophd | |
| #183 | SOAP Http Uri as header | christophd | |
| #166 | XML data dictionary | christophd |
v1.3.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #182 | Support multiple test methods in Java DSL TestBuilder class | christophd | |
| #181 | Add true/false to BooleanExpressionParser | christophd | |
| #180 | Attribute validation xsi:type namespace dependent | christophd | |
| #179 | XHTML user guide missing tidy dependency | christophd | |
| #178 | Groovy message header validation skipped | christophd | |
| #177 | ProcessContents strategy for xs:any elements in testcase.xsd | christophd | |
| #176 | Improve message dispatching handler | christophd | |
| #175 | Empty control message disables validation | christophd | |
| #174 | JAXBHelperImpl using jdk internal NamespacePrefixMapper | christophd | |
| #173 | MatchWeekday function | christophd | |
| #172 | ChangeDate function | christophd | |
| #169 | FileUtils read to String encoding | christophd | |
| #168 | Add XSD schema repository bean definition parser | christophd | |
| #167 | Move message constructing interceptor to base interface | christophd |
v1.3
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #165 | Add Http params to basic authentication | christophd | |
| #164 | Support Jetty server with security handler | christophd | |
| #163 | Support multiple SOAP fault detail elements | christophd | |
| #162 | Random number function leading zero numbers | christophd | |
| #161 | SOAP 1.2 fault detail validation | christophd | |
| #160 | CurrentDateFunction not threadsafe with custom date format pattern | christophd | |
| #159 | MessageSelectorBuilder breaks with ‘A’ ‘N’ ‘D’ characters | christophd | |
| #158 | Http error code simulation | christophd | |
| #157 | SSH adapter for mocking SSH requests | roland | |
| #156 | Extend schema repository with pattern resolver | christophd | |
| #155 | Add WSDL support for schema repository | christophd | |
| #154 | Add SOAP fault actor support | christophd | |
| #153 | Test actors | christophd | |
| #152 | JUnit test execution broken | christophd | |
| #151 | Resolve function throwing StringIndexOutOfBounds | christophd | |
| #150 | WebServiceEndpoint - NullPointerException when there´s no response | christophd | |
| #149 | XPath breaks message selector with “=” character | christophd | |
| #148 | Java action with String argument type | christophd | |
| #147 | Comma character breaks concat function | christophd | |
| #146 | Support variables in file resource paths | christophd | |
| #145 | JSONArray as top level element | christophd | |
| #143 | SOAP fault detail schema validation | christophd | |
| #142 | Add new test action for running ANT build targets | christophd | |
| #91 | JUnit samples | christophd | |
| #84 | JMS durable subscribers | christophd | |
| #82 | Fork Http send action | christophd | |
| #68 | Java DSL for writing test cases | christophd |
v1.2
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #368 | Add XML validation matcher | christophd | |
| #367 | Add JSON slurper Groovy validation support | danielp | |
| #366 | Fixed issue with JSONArray and simple object values | christophd | |
| #365 | Message tracing log files | christophd | |
| #364 | Schema mappings on receive action definition | christophd | |
| #363 | Typed message headers | christophd | |
| #362 | Purge message channel action | christophd | |
| #361 | Schema mapping strategy chain | christophd | |
| #360 | Root QName schema mapping strategy | christophd | |
| #359 | Local host address function | christophd | |
| #358 | Function for digest authentication header creation | christophd | |
| #356 | Message selector support for message channels | christophd | |
| #357 | Root QName message selector on message channels | christophd | |
| #355 | Fixed JBoss Maven repository | christophd | |
| #352 | Upgrade to Spring 3.1.1 | christophd | |
| #353 | Upgrade to Spring WS 2.1.0 | christophd | |
| #354 | Upgrade to Spring Integration 2.1.2 | christophd | |
| #348 | Custom validation matchers | cwied | |
| #339 | Work on Sonar reported warnings | christophd | |
| #362 | Do not use ParseException | christophd | |
| #331 | Custom actions tutorial | jza | |
| #346 | Validation matchers | cwied | |
| #400 | Validate REST Http error status codes | christophd | |
| #369 | Write blog entry on TestNG parameter support | christophd | |
| #363 | Unknown test error reporting | christophd | |
| #366 | Documentation bug on JmsConnectingMessageHandler package | christophd | |
| #301 | Variable support in Java action | christophd | |
| #367 | Setter on messaging template attribute in message-channel sender/receiver | christophd | |
| #365 | property marker escaping in HTML reporter | christophd | |
| #364 | JSON null value validation | christophd | |
| #312 | REST support (client and server side) | christophd | |
| #247 | Autowired tasks before/after suite | christophd | |
| #248 | TestNG parameter as variables | christophd | |
| #299 | Maven3 support | christophd | |
| #300 | Update Maven plugin versions | christophd | |
| #361 | Fixed Http server connections from other machines | christophd | |
| #316 | Mime headers in SOAP client | christophd | |
| #303 | Fork mode for SOAP message sending | christophd | |
| #317 | Create variable from Groovy script | jblipphaus | |
| #314 | HTML test report | philkom | |
| #323 | Citrus Maven archetype | christophd | |
| #350 | Variable support in templates | christophd | |
| #330 | Groovy SQL result set validation | christophd | |
| #347 | Custom imports in Groovy scripts | christophd | |
| #349 | Objects as test variables | christophd | |
| #344 | Plain text message validator | christophd | |
| #343 | JSON message validator | christophd | |
| #345 | No XML specifica in TestContext | christophd | |
| #324 | Multi-line SQL validation stmts | philkom | |
| #322 | onFinish() of JUnitReporter called too late | christophd | |
| #342 | Global namespace mappings for XPath | christophd | |
| #195 | Validate namespaces support is broken | christophd | |
| #336 | Support message channel name resolving | christophd | |
| #321 | Add custom connectors to Citrus Jetty server | christophd | |
| #338 | WsAddressing support in Soap message sender | christophd | |
| #308 | Maven plugin for test generation from WSDL and XSD | christophd | |
| #334 | Dynamic Http endpoint uri resolver | christophd | |
| #333 | Dynamic SOAP endpoint uri resolver | christophd | |
| #332 | Handle errors in before suite/class annotated methods | christophd | |
| #325 | Log SOAP client errors properly | christophd | |
| #328 | Handle and log errors during ApplicationContext setup | christophd | |
| #329 | Log SOAP messages in pure nature | christophd | |
| #320 | CDATA vs. any-element | philkom | |
| #139 | Dependency cleanup and version updates | christophd | |
| #315 | HTTP headers in SOAP message validation | christophd | |
| #241 | Validate multiple db rows | philkom | |
| #305 | Groovy XML message validation | philkom | |
| #306 | Groovy MarkupBuilder | philkom | |
| #304 | TestContext in Groovy action | philkom | |
| #272 | Variable support in property loader | christophd |
v1.1
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #313 | Log message when validation fails | maherma | |
| #290 | Log XSD schema validation errors properly | maherma | |
| #297 | SubstringAfterFunction | cwied | |
| #296 | Attachment support for webservice replies | cwied | |
| #295 | Support for namespace uri containing “xmlns” phrase | christophd | |
| #287 | SOAP header XML support | christophd | |
| #246 | MessageChannelConnecting MessageHandler | christophd | |
| #294 | Template parameter variable support | dimovelev | |
| #293 | Template parameter as CDATA | dimovelev | |
| #292 | MapValueFunction | dimovelev | |
| #291 | RandomEnumValueFunction | dimovelev | |
| #286 | Ignore placeholder | christophd | |
| #289 | Fixed Spring wiring bug in AbstractTestNGCitrusTest in test set up methods | maherma | |
| #288 | Support setting variables in TestNG tests | maherma | |
| #285 | Finally block not executed in failure state | christophd | |
| #284 | Provide line numbers in failure messages | christophd | |
| #283 | Improve exception tracing in parallel container | christophd | |
| #191 | TestExecutionAspect not working | christophd | |
| #268 | NPE in ws:receive without attachment data | christophd | |
| #281 | XPath result type support (boolean, string, number, node) | christophd | |
| #277 | XML namespace context support in XPath expressions | christophd | |
| #274 | Added SOAP fault support for sending SOAP responses | christophd | |
| #273 | XML processing instruction in inline XML data | christophd | |
| #271 | citrus-ant-tasks Unix file path translation | christophd | |
| #270 | Automatic UTF-8 to UTF-16 conversion when sending messages | christophd | |
| #269 | Receive timeout ignored when using message selector string | christophd | |
| #244 | Purge Jms queues - adjust receive timeout | christophd | |
| #243 | Premature EOF in Citrus WS endpoint | christophd | |
| #226 | SOAP header to JMS header conversion using WebLogic JMS Server | christophd | |
| #240 | Read database values to variables without validation | christophd | |
| #237 | Variable replacement in file resource | christophd | |
| #236 | Handle large SOAP attachments | christophd | |
| #235 | Inline attachment data setter in ws:send | christophd | |
| #222 | Template parameter in parallel container | christophd | |
| #227 | Overwrite message validator instance in test case | christophd | |
| #225 | Validate SOAP attachment with unknown content-id | christophd | |
| #224 | Set SOAP attachment validator in test case | christophd | |
| #196 | Add documentation for auto-sleep in repeat-on-error-until-true | christophd | |
| #194 | Add documentation for Groovy support | christophd | |
| #221 | JMS to SOAP header conversion | christophd | |
| #220 | Purge JMS queue destinations (JNDI support) | christophd | |
| #219 | Validating SOAP attachments | christophd | |
| #216 | Improved JMS Topic support in sender/receiver | christophd | |
| #217 | Fixed sender/receiver configuration when using JMS topics | christophd | |
| #215 | Parallel container failing meaningful when handling single exception | christophd | |
| #212 | JMSTemplate interference with default destination setting | christophd | |
| #210 | Creating new test cases with ant | christophd | |
| #211 | SOAP header mapping for WSEndpoint implementation | christophd | |
| #205 | Receive timeout configuration not compliant with PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer | christophd | |
| #207 | Sync reply destination holder not threadsafe | christophd | |
| #206 | Sync reply message handler not threadsafe | christophd | |
| #208 | JMS receiver ignoring timeout setting when adding JMS selector | christophd | |
| #203 | Sending SOAP attachments as a client | christophd | |
| #189 | SOAP Fault validation | christophd | |
| #187 | Extended exception validation | christophd | |
| #204 | Generate test documentation in Excel | christophd | |
| #202 | Extend test case meta-info with custom elements | christophd | |
| #201 | Write custom actions / extend test case with custom actions | christophd | |
| #213 | Interactive test creation in Maven plugin | christophd | |
| #214 | Interactive Excel doc generation in Maven plugin | christophd | |
| #186 | XML validation - fixed assert error messages | christophd | |
| #184 | Avoid lower case test names | christophd | |
| #183 | Set targetPackage for test creation in Maven plugin | christophd | |
| #185 | Parallel container not failing correctly | christophd |
v1.0
| Type | Id | Changes | By |
|---|---|---|---|
| #xxx | Switch to Maven build system | christophd | |
| #xxx | Code refactoring | christophd | |
| #xxx | Documentation update | christophd | |
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Faith-Based Streaming Service to Launch on Strength of VeggieTales Library
by Sundi RoseThe latest combatant in the ongoing streaming wars is a faith-based service that aims to offer content that caters to Christian families with children by employing the vast library of VeggieTales episodes.
According to THR, the new service, Minno, is pioneered by former Amazon employee Erick Goss and seeks to provide content for parents who want a more wholesome viewing experience for their children. Aside from VeggieTales, the service will offer other shows and series that Christian parents feel safe showing to kids, as well as a parenting blog and a publishing division that will produce further faith-based content.
Although not necessarily unique in its Christian-based model, Minno is the most fully realized and is meant to reach the millions of Americans who attend church regularly. "There's tons of content out there, but almost nothing speaking to Christian parents," Goss said. "When we talk to them, they feel compromised. With Minno, they don't have to hover and be uber-vigilant."
"Minno had been in beta with 20,000 subscribers in 40 countries, and most of its 2,500 episodes of content licenses involve global rights," he added, making its imminent future look promising.
Minno subscriptions can be purchased for $6.99 a month or $69.99 annually at GoMinno.com.
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Multi-Level Marketing - MLM Defined - Home Business - About.com
Multi-level marketing, network marketing, or MLM is a popular way to start and run a business, but it has its pitfalls. The definition of multi level marketing - MLM.
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Aug 4, 2002 . MLM Watch Home Page. Ten Big Lies of Multilevel Marketing. Robert L. Fitzpatrick. The multilevel marketing (MLM) field grows, and its member companies . Unfortunately, the MLM business model is a hoax that is hidden .
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Is MLM a Bad Word? - Forbes
Sep 27, 2012 . Ever been confused about how a home business works? Of course you have, so have we. Most people have heard the term MLM (Multi-Level .
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MLM Home Business Ideas That Work | Chron.com
MLM Home Business Ideas That Work. by Leslie Truex, Demand Media. Multilevel marketing is often maligned and misunderstood, but starting a business with a .
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MultiLevel Marketing - What it is and What's Wrong With MLM
Learn about what MLM is and what is wrong with Multi-Level Marketing. . and new businesses may use terms like "affiliate marketing" or "home-based business .
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Multi-level marketing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Multilevel Marketing | BCP Business Center
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http://business.ftc.gov/documents/inv08-bottom-line-about-multi-level-marketing-plans
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MLM (Multi-Level-Marketing) - Home Business Planning
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When I first found DBC I got that this is the right place for me to be in. I have watched a lot of videos about DBC, Shereef's interviews, students videos, how the learning process is going. I belive that this kind of education is more effective than regular college. I used to work in informal education and I attended a lot of different seminars like leadership, time-management, team building, culture and other. I belive that people can learn more by doing and when they are passionate about this. What I didn't like at school and University was that we had to learn stuff that is old, nobody is using it, and it is not interesting to anybody. And now I see that DBC is a very good example of how education should be, and how people learn and build things because they want it.
I live in America just 1,5 years and I feel this country is place where I want to live, but I feel very uncomfortable because I speak another language, I live in different culture, and I need to always do things that scary me. That is what we call "out of a box". DBC is one more place where I feel myself not so confident, because I am very new in technology. But, I belive that I can handle it, and I am ready for challenges that scary me :)
Shereef was talking about people that expect too much from this program. Some people think they can pay 12K, join the program, sit there and listen for teachers, and then they will become good developers. But it doesn't work like that, if you don't work and just wait when teachers will give you some information, and show everything you need to know, you will fail. I think each of us should be curious first, and try to find things out of DBC curriculum. I am expecting from DBC support of what direction I need to go, and I expect from myself to work as hard as I can.
What else I really like about DBC, they don't allow us to work alone. We always should pair with people from cohort. For me it is a good chance to find new friends, and watch how good am I working in a team, how can I explain things that I don't know, and listen opinion from other people, how do they learn, what do they know. And if somebody is better than me, it always stimulates me to climb up to their level.
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