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KISHU is fully decentralized and owned by its fun, vibrant community. We welcome and embrace diverse perspectives to build KISHU into the best community in crypto.
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For every transaction in KISHU's network (buy or sell), 2% of the transaction is distributed to existing holders. That means you earn $KISHU just by holding it in your wallet.
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$KISHU token is available on the Ethereum blockchain. MetaMask is the market leader in ERC20 (Ethereum) wallets. On Google Chrome, visit metamask.io to download the extension and set up a wallet. On mobile? Get MetaMask's app for iPhone or Android.
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Send $ETH to MetaMask
Buy Ethereum through MetaMask or transfer it to your MetaMask wallet address from another wallet (e.g. Coinbase or Binance).
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Visit KISHU Swap
You can currently buy $KISHU on KISHU Swap, KISHU's official decentralized exchange where you can swap any ERC20 token.
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KISHU Swap 📈
KISHU Swap is our official decentralized exchange (DEX). It gives holders the ability to swap any ERC20 token for another one.
It is powered by Uniswap, the safest and most trusted DEX in the world. Furthermore, it acts as the foundation from which we will build additional features and functionality exclusive to KISHU holders.
Read the Whitepaper 🤓
Take a deeper dive into KISHU by reading our whitepaper. It is updated regularly with key information about the project!
🌜 Moonmap 🌛
KISHU launched on April 17, 2021 and quickly became one of the fastest growing cryptocurrencies of 2021. This Moonmap is a breathing document that lays out key milestones we plan to hit to continue our rapid growth.
Phase 1 - Launch
- 1,000 Holders
- Website Launch
- CoinGecko Listing
- 2,000 Telegram Members
- Community Marketing Fund
- Marketing Campaign
- CoinMarketCap Listing
- 5,000 Holders
Phase 2 - Growth
- 5,000 Telegram Members
- Website Redesign
- 10,000 Holders
- 10,000 Telegram Members
- 20,000 Holders
Phase 3 - Expansion
- KISHU Swap (Decentralize Exchange)
- Initial CEX Listings (Hotbit, Bilaxy, CoinTiger)
- 15,000 Telegram Members
- 30,000 Holders
Phase 4 - Utility
- KISHU Crate (NFT Marketplace)
- KISHU Paw Print (Wallet and Passive Income Tracker)
- KISHU sWag (Merchandise Store)
- 3 More CEX Listings
- 50,000 Telegram Members
- 100,000 Holders
- Influencer Marketing Partnerships
🙆♂ Founding Team 🙆♂
KISHU was founded by a 2-person team that has since expanded into 20+ community managers with expertise in marketing and product development. Feel free to say "Hi!" 👋 on Telegram.


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date_range2010-2014placeUniversity College London (CoMPLEX | Biochemical Engineering)
Development of an image processing method for automated, non-invasive and scale-independent
monitoring of adherent cell cultures
Supervision: Prof. Nicolas Szita and Dr. Farlan Veraitch
Examination: Dr. Ivo Sbalzirini and Prof. Michael Hoare
Highlights of the project included:
Development of novel microscopy image segmentation algorithms, including one based on
machine-learning techniques (ensemble of decision trees)
Bundling of the most promising algorithms with a graphical user interface and release as an
open-source framework (https://github.com/nicjac/phantast-matlab)
Experimental validation with various cell lines, microscopes, and cameras
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Synthetic gene network for the efficient generation of induced pluripotent stem cells from adult somatic cells [PDF archive]
Computational inference of cis-regulatory elements involved in transcriptional regulation of sex-biased gene expression in Drosophila [PDF archive]
An image-processing tool for the quantitative study of the developing Drosophila retina [PDF archive]
date_range2006-2009placeUniversity of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland (HES-SO Valais)
Best overall results across engineering
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date_rangeSince 2014placeUniversity College London (Computer Science)
Research Associate in the department of Computer Science in UCL working with Dr. Lewis Griffin:
Automated detection of threats in X-ray cargo images (Deep Learning)
Segmentation of cells on phase contrast microscopy images (collaboration with Prof. Nicolas Szita)
Estimation of cell counts based on phase contrast microscopy images (collaboration with Prof. Nicolas Szita)
date_range2005-2006placeLaboratory of Cellular Biotechnology (LBTC), Swiss Institute of Technology, Lausanne
Production of recombinant proteins using mammalian cell lines. Subjects studied include (but not limited to) :
Mammalian cells culture (CHO, HEK, BHK)
Expression vectors design and cloning
Transfection methods (PEI, Calcium/Phosphate, Microinjection)
Stable cell lines establishment
Analytics : ELISA, FACS
Contributed to the development of the Mini-PCV tube method (commercial name: VoluPAC):
Developped image processing algorithm and GUI in Java to produce biomass measurements
Carried out extensive validation experiments using different cell lines
Assisted in the development of the prototype box (e.g. camera, illumination)
Work summarised in this publication
Defence and Security Doctoral Symposium, Defence Academy, UK
“Using deep learning on X-ray images to detect threats”
Medical Image Understanding and Analysis, London
“Trainable segmentation of phase contrast microscopy images based on local Basic Image Features histograms”
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The Mono C# compiler generates images (.exe files) that contain CIL byte code that can be executed by any system that implements a Common Language Infrastructure virtual machine such as the Microsoft .NET runtime engine on Windows or the Mono runtime engine on Unix systems. Executables are not bound to a specific CPU or operating system. The Mono C# compiler by default only references three assemblies: mscor‐ lib.dll, System.dll and System.Xml.dll. If you want to reference extra libraries you must manually specify them using the -pkg: command line option or the -r: command line option. Alternatively if you want to get all of the System libraries, you can use the -pkg:dotnet command line option. OPTIONS --about Displays information about the Mono C# compiler --addmodule:MODULE1[,MODULE2] Includes the specified modules in the resulting assembly. Modules are created by calling the compiler with the -target:module option -checked, -checked+ Sets the default compilation mode to `checked'. This makes all the math operations checked (the default is unchecked). -checked- Sets the default compilation mode to `unchecked'. This makes all the math operations unchecked (this is the default). -clscheck-, -clscheck+ Disables or enables the Common Language Specification (CLS) checks (it is enabled by default). The Common Language Specification (CLS) defines an interoperable subset of types as well as conventions that compilers (CLS produc‐ ers) and developers must follow to expose code to other program‐ ming languages (CLS consumers). -codepage:ID Specifies the code page used to process the input files from the point it is specified on. By default files will be processed in the environment-dependent native code page. The compiler will also automatically detect Unicode files that have an embedded byte mark at the beginning. Other popular encodings are 28591 (Latin1), 1252 (iso-8859-1) and 65001 (UTF-8). MCS supports a couple of shorthands: "utf8" can be used to specify utf-8 instead of using the cryptic 65001 and "reset" restores the automatic handling of code pages. These shorthands are not avail‐ able on the Microsoft compiler. -define:SYMLIST, -d:SYMLIST Defines the symbol listed by the semi-colon separated list SYMLIST SYMBOL. This can be tested in the source code by the pre-proces‐ sor, or can be used by methods that have been tagged with the Con‐ ditional attribute. -debug, -debug+ Generate debugging information. To obtain stack traces with debugging information, you need to invoke the mono runtime with the `--debug' flag. This debugging information is stored inside the assembly as a resource. -debug- Do not generate debugging information. -delaysign+ Only embed the strongname public key into the assembly. The actual signing must be done in a later stage using the SN tool. This is useful to protect the private key during development. Note that delay signing can only be done using a strongname key file (not a key container). The option is equivalent to including [assembly: AssemblyDelaySign (true)] in your source code. Compiler option takes precedence over the attributes. -delaysign- Default. Strongname (sign) the assembly using the strong name key file (or container). The option is equivalent to including [assem‐ bly: AssemblyDelaySign (false)] in your source code. Compiler option takes precedence over the attributes. -doc:FILE Extracts the C#/XML documentation from the source code and stores in in the given FILE. -errorreport This flag is ignored by Mono's C# compiler and is present only to allow MCS to be used as a CSC replacement for msbuild/xbuild. --fatal This is used for debugging the compiler. This makes the error emission generate an exception that can be caught by a debugger. -filealign This flag is ignored by Mono's C# compiler and is present only to allow MCS to be used as a CSC replacement for msbuild/xbuild. -keyfile:KEYFILE Strongname (sign) the output assembly using the key pair present in the specified strong name key file (snk). A full key pair is required by default (or when using delaysign-). A file containing only the public key can be used with delaysign+. The option is equivalent to including [assembly: AssemblyKeyFile ("KEYFILE")] in your source code. Compiler option takes precedence over the attributes. -keycontainer:CONTAINER Strongname (sign) the output assembly using the key pair present in the specified container. Note that delaysign+ is ignored when using key containers. The option is equivalent to including [assembly: AssemblyKeyName ("CONTAINER")] in your source code. Compiler option takes precedence over the attributes. -langversion:TEXT The option specifies the version of the language to use. The fea‐ ture set is different in each C# version. This switch can be used to force the compiler to allow only a subset of the features. The possible values are: Default Instruct compiler to use the latest version. Equivalent is to omit the switch (this currently defaults to the C# 3.0 language specification). ISO-1 Restrict compiler to use only first ISO standardized fea‐ tures. The usage of features such as generics, static classes, anonymous methods will lead to error. ISO-2 Restrict compiler to use only the second ISO standardized features. This allows the use of generics, static classes, iterators and anonymous methods for example. 3 Restrict the compiler to use only the features available in C# 3.0 (a superset of ISO-1 and ISO-2). future Enables features from upcoming versions of the language. As of May 2009 this includes support for C# 4 as released in Visual Studio 2010 beta 1. Notice that this flag only controls the language features avail‐ able to the programmer, it does not control the kind of assemblies produced. Programs compiled with mcs will reference the 1.1 APIs, Programs compiled with gmcs reference the 2.0 APIs. -lib:PATHLIST Each path specified in the comma-separated list will direct the compiler to look for libraries in that specified path. -L PATH Directs the compiler to look for libraries in the specified path. Multiple paths can be provided by using the option multiple times. -main:CLASS Tells the compiler which CLASS contains the entry point. Useful when you are compiling several classes with a Main method. -nostdlib, -nostdlib+ Use this flag if you want to compile the core library. This makes the compiler load its internal types from the assembly being com‐ piled. -noconfig, -noconfig+ Disables the default compiler configuration to be loaded. The compiler by default has references to the system assemblies. -nowarn:WARNLIST Makes the compiler ignore warnings specified in the comma-sepa‐ rated list WARNLIST> -optimize, -optimize+, -optimize- Controls whether to perform optimizations on the code. -optimize and -optimize+ will turn on optimizations, -optimize- will turn it off. The default in mcs is to optimize+. -out:FNAME, -o FNAME Names the output file to be generated. --parse Used for benchmarking. The compiler will only parse its input files. -pkg:package1[,packageN] Reference assemblies for the given packages. The compiler will invoke pkg-config --libs on the set of packages specified on the command line to obtain libraries and directories to compile the code. This is typically used with third party components, like this: $ mcs -pkg:gtk-sharp demo.cs -pkg:dotnet This will instruct the compiler to reference the System.* libraries available on a typical dotnet framework installa‐ tion, notice that this does not include all of the Mono libraries, only the System.* ones. This is a convenient shortcut for those porting code. -pkg:olive Use this to reference the "Olive" libraries (the 3.0 and 3.5 extended libraries). -pkg:silver References the assemblies for creating Moonlight/Sil‐ verlight applications. This is automatically used when using the smcs compiler, but it is here when developers want to use it with the gmcs compiler. -pkg:silverdesktop Use this option to create Moonlight/Silverlight applica‐ tions that target the desktop. This option allows devel‐ opers to consume the Silverlight APIs with the full 2.0 profile API available to them, unlike smcs it gives full access to all the APIs that are part of Mono. The only downside is that applications created with silverdesktop will not run on the browser. Typically these applications will be launched with the mopen command line tool. For more details see the PACKAGE section in this document -platform:ARCH Used to specify the target platform. The possible values are: any‐ cpu, x86, x64 or itanium. As of June 2009, the Mono runtime only have support to emit anycpu and x86 assemblies. -resource:RESOURCE[,ID] Embeds to the given resource file. The optional ID can be used to give a different name to the resource. If not specified, the resource name will be the file name. -linkresource:RESOURCE[,ID] Links to the specified RESOURCE. The optional ID can be used to give a name to the linked resource. -r:ASSEMBLY1[,ASSEMBLY2], -reference ASSEMBLY1[,ASSEMBLY2] Reference the named assemblies. Use this to use classes from the named assembly in your program. The assembly will be loaded from either the system directory where all the assemblies live, or from the path explicitly given with the -L option. You can also use a semicolon to separate the assemblies instead of a comma. -reference:ALIAS=ASSEMBLY Extern alias reference support for C#. If you have different assemblies that provide the same types, the extern alias support allows you to provide names that your soft‐ ware can use to tell those appart. The types from ASSEMBLY will be exposed as ALIAS, then on the C# source code, you need to do: extern alias ALIAS; To bring it into your namespace. For example, to cope with two graphics libraries that define "Graphics.Point", one in "OpenGL.dll" and one in "Postscript.dll", you would invoke the compiler like this: mcs -r:Postscript=Postscript.dll -r:OpenGL=OpenGL.dll And in your source code, you would write: extern alias Postscript; extern alias OpenGL; class X { // This is a Graphics.Point from Postscrip.dll Postscript.Point p = new Postscript.Point (); // This is a Graphics.Point from OpenGL.dll OpenGL.Point p = new OpenGL.Point (); } -recurse:PATTERN, --recurse PATTERN Does recursive compilation using the specified pattern. In Unix the shell will perform globbing, so you might want to use it like this: $ mcs -recurse:'*.cs' -sdk:VERSION Used to specify the version of Base Class Library assemblies. The possible values are: 2 (default), 4. 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Turns on verbose yacc parsing. --version Shows the compiler version. -warnaserror, -warnaserror+ All compilers warnings will be reported as errors. -warnaserror:W1,[Wn], -warnaserror+:W1,[Wn] Treats one or more compiler warnings as errors. -warnaserror-:W1,[Wn] Sets one or more compiler warnings to be always threated as warn‐ ings. Becomes useful when used together with -warnaserror. -warn:LEVEL Sets the warning level. 0 is the lowest warning level, and 4 is the highest. The default is 4. -win32res:FILE Specifies a Win32 resource file (.res) to be bundled into the resulting assembly. -win32icon:FILE Attaches the icon specified in FILE on the output into the result‐ ing assembly. -- Use this to stop option parsing, and allow option-looking parame‐ ters to be passed on the command line. PACKAGES AND LIBRARIES When referencing an assembly, if the name of the assembly is a path, the compiler will try to load the assembly specified in the path. 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Libraries visible to the compiler are stored relative to the installation prefix under PREFIX/lib/mono/ called the PACKAGEBASE and the defaults for mcs, gmcs and smcs are as follows: mcs References the PACKAGEBASE/1.0 directory gmcs References the PACKAGEBASE/2.0 directory smcs References the PACKAGEBASE/2.1 directory Those are the only runtime profiles that exist. Although other directo‐ ries exist (like 3.0 and 3.5) those are not really runtime profiles, they are merely placeholders for extra libraries that build on the 2.0 founda‐ tion. Software providers will distribute software that is installed relative to the PACKAGEBASE directory. This is integrated into the gacutil tool that not only installs public assemblies into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) but also installs them into the PACKAGEBASE/PKG directory (where PKG is the name passed to the -package flag to gacutil). As a developer, if you want to consume the Gtk# libraries, you would invoke the compiler like this: $ mcs -pkg:gtk-sharp-2.0 main.cs The -pkg: option instructs the compiler to fetch the definitions for gtk- sharp-2.0 from pkg-config, this is equivalent to passing to the C# com‐ piler the output of: $ pkg-config --libs gtk-sharp-2.0 Usually this merely references the libraries from PACKAGEBASE/PKG. Although there are directory names for 3.0 and 3.5, that does not mean that there are 3.0 and 3.5 compiler editions or profiles. Those are merely new libraries that must be manually referenced either with the proper -pkg: invocation, or by referencing the libraries directly. SPECIAL DEFINES The TRACE and DEBUG defines have a special meaning to the compiler. By default calls to methods and properties in the System.Diagnos‐ tics.Trace class are not generated unless the TRACE symbol is defined (either through a "#define TRACE") in your source code, or by using the --define TRACE in the command line. By default calls to methods and properties in the System.Diagnos‐ tics.Debug class are not generated unless the DEBUG symbol is defined (either through a "#define DEBUG") in your source code, or by using the --define DEBUG in the command line. Note that the effect of defining TRACE and DEBUG is a global setting, even if they are only defined in a single file. DEBUGGING SUPPORT When using the "-debug" flag, MCS will generate a file with the extension .mdb that contains the debugging information for the generated assembly. This file is consumed by the Mono debugger (mdb). 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Please note that this symbol is only to test for the compiler, and is not useful to distinguish compilation or deployment platforms. AUTHORS The Mono C# Compiler was written by Miguel de Icaza, Ravi Pratap, Martin Baulig, Marek Safar and Raja Harinath. The development was funded by Ximian, Novell and Marek Safar. LICENSE The Mono Compiler Suite is released under the terms of the GNU GPL or the MIT X11. Please read the accompanying `COPYING' file for details. Alternative licensing for the compiler is available from Novell. 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nips nips2005 nips2005-201 nips2005-201-reference knowledge-graph by maker-knowledge-mining
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Author: Kazuho Watanabe, Sumio Watanabe
Abstract: The Variational Bayesian framework has been widely used to approximate the Bayesian learning. In various applications, it has provided computational tractability and good generalization performance. In this paper, we discuss the Variational Bayesian learning of the mixture of exponential families and provide some additional theoretical support by deriving the asymptotic form of the stochastic complexity. The stochastic complexity, which corresponds to the minimum free energy and a lower bound of the marginal likelihood, is a key quantity for model selection. It also enables us to discuss the eﬀect of hyperparameters and the accuracy of the Variational Bayesian approach as an approximation of the true Bayesian learning. 1
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[2] H.Attias, ”Inferring parameters and structure of latent variable models by variational bayes,” Proc. of UAI, 1999.
[3] L.D.Brown, “Fundamentals of statistical exponential families,” IMS Lecture NotesMonograph Series, 1986.
[4] Z.Ghahramani, M.J.Beal, “Graphical models and variational methods,” Advanced Mean Field Methods , MIT Press, 2000.
[5] J.A.Hartigan, “A Failure of likelihood asymptotics for normal mixtures,” Proc. of the Berkeley Conference in Honor of J.Neyman and J.Kiefer, Vol.2, 807-810, 1985.
[6] D.J. Mackay, “Bayesian interpolation,” Neural Computation, 4(2), pp.415-447, 1992.
[7] G.McLachlan, D.Peel,”Finite mixture models,” Wiley, 2000.
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Until now, we have only interacted with a collection by inserting documents.
Now, we will learn how to update and remove them.
We will add a new element: todo-item
. This element will use
Polymer paper-icon-button, iron-icons, paper-checkbox
elements. Let's install them with bower:
bower install --save PolymerElements/iron-icons PolymerElements/paper-checkbox PolymerElements/paper-icon-button
Create the client/todo-item/todo-item.pt.html
file
with the following content:
todo-item
is the element that will display and hold a task. Now let's update client/todos-list/todos-list.vul.html
to use this new element:
First, we import todo-item
element:
<link rel="import" href="../todo-item/todo-item.pt.html">
Then we use it inside our todos-list
local dom:
todo-item
fires two events: check-todo
and update-todo
and we need to handle these events inside
todos-list
element. To do this, we add the two event handlers setChecked
and deleteTodo
that we can see
in the new code added. Update client/todos-list/todos-list.vul.html
with:
ready() {
this.$.form.addEventListener('iron-form-presubmit', (event) => {
event.preventDefault();
let val = this.$.form.serialize();
val.createdAt = new Date();
// val.checked = false;
Tasks.insert(val);
// Clear the form
this.$.text.value = "";
});
},
deleteTodo(e) {
Tasks.remove(e.detail.todo._id);
},
setChecked(e) {
let todo = e.detail.todo;
Tasks.update(todo._id, {
$set: {
checked: !todo.checked
}
})
}
...
Classes
If you try checking off some tasks after adding all of the above code, you will see that checked off tasks have a line through them.
Here we bind the checked state of a task to a class with class$
and Polymer computed binding _checkedClass
inside client/todo-item/todo-item.pt.html
file:
_checkedClass(checked) {
if (checked) {
return 'checked';
}
return '';
}


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Activity 1: Leaf Level Photosynthesis
We will explore how photosynthesis at the leaf level changes with temperature, sunlight, and humidity using a native Michigan pine species.
Jack Pine (Pinus banksiana)
Distribution of Jack Pine Trees
Go here for the first activity. Reflect on the following questions:
- How does photosynthetic rate change as temperature changes? Why do you think this pattern occurs?
- How does photosynthetic rate change as sunlight changes? Why?
- How does photosynthetic rate change as humidity changes? Why?
Activity 2: Forest Level Photosynthesis
We will explore how daily photosynthesis at the forest level changes with temperature, sunlight, and humidity using observations from a coniferous forest in Washington. Click on the images for a closer look.
Before we get started, let's discuss how photosynthesis is measured over an entire forest.
Go here for the activity. Reflect on the following questions:
- Explain the daily photosynthesis pattern. Why does photosynthesis peak at the middle of the day?
- Do cooler or warmer days lead to higher rates of photosynthesis? Why?
- Do sunny or cloudy days lead to higher rates of photosynthesis? Are you surprised by this result?
- Select conditions to maximize photosynthesis over the course of a day.
- Select conditions to minimize photosynthesis over the course of a day.


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Fun with useful infographics!
Wait. Company bans email => Company has 20% less email? I think the lesson here is that email volume cannot fall off without mass 3rd-party cooperation. And not feeding trolls cutting off the air to spammers


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| Abstract: | While encodings have been defined to some extent, implementations have not always implemented them in the same way, have not always used the same labels, and often differ in dealing with undefined and former proprietary areas of encodings. This specification attempts to fill those gaps so that new implementations do not have to reverse engineer encoding implementations of the market leaders and existing implementations can converge. |
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Zegarowski carries Creighton over Cal Poly 86-70
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Marcus Zegarowski scored 18 points, making four 3-pointers, as Creighton defeated Cal Poly 86-70 on Friday night. Damien Jefferson and Mitch Ballock added 17 points each for the Bluejays. Jefferson also had eight rebounds.
Ty-Shon Alexander had 13 points for Creighton (3-1).
Kyle Colvin had 18 points and seven rebounds for the Mustangs (1-4). Junior Ballard added 17 points. Malek Harwell had 16 points, making four 3-pointers.
Creighton plays North Florida at home on Sunday. Cal Poly plays Iowa on the road on Sunday.
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Which of the following is NOT the name of one of Snow White's 7 Dwarfs?
Dopey
Happy
Grumpy
Sleepy
Sleezy
What was Simba's Uncle's Name?
Mufasa
Rafiki
Buzz Lightyear
Pinnochio
Scar
Who killed Tarzan's Parents?
Diego
Leo
Abednego
Sabor
Kerchak
What is the name of Belle's (Beauty and the Beast) horse?
Maximus
Phillipe
Fred
Archilles
Maurice
What's Flynn's (Tangled) Real Name?
Kuzco
Alexander Hamilton
Nasty Swissburger
Eugene Fitzherbert
Kronker Pepikrankenitz
Which year did the Lion King debut?
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1998
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1993
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Spain great Villa to retire at end of season
REUTERS: Spain's all-time top scorer David Villa announced on Wednesday he is retiring from football at the end of the Japanese top flight season.
Villa, who has been playing in Japan with Vissel Kobe since the beginning of this year, made the announcement with a statement on his official Twitter account as well as calling a news conference.
"After 19 years as a professional, I have decided to retire from playing football at the end of this season. Thank you to all the teams, coaches and teammates that have allowed me to enjoy this dream career," he wrote.
"It is my objective to put the cherry on top by winning the Emperor’s Cup with Vissel Kobe. From then on, I will continue to enjoy football through all the projects that we’re currently developing with DV7 group. Thank you for all the love."
Villa, 37, began his career with Sporting Gijon, later moving to Real Zaragoza, Valencia, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid before leaving Spain in 2014 for MLS-side New York City. He also had a brief loan spell at Melbourne City.
He won two La Liga titles with Barca and one with Atletico among other trophies, also lifting the 2011 Champions League title with the Catalans, scoring in the 3-1 win over Manchester United.
Villa also won the 2008 European Championships with Spain and the 2010 World Cup. He retired from international football in 2014 and remains his country's record scorer with 59 goals in 97 games.
(Reporting by Richard Martin; Editing by Robert Birsel)


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of each such child node. For the document itself, the node value is null
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The closest form of the request source.
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Name of the hidden form input element, usually the same as the form.
Value to set on the hidden input element.
Optional XHR request with pfSettings
or pfArgs
with further
data, such as which forms should be updated.
Updates the HTML head
element of the current document with the content received from an AJAX request.
The content of the changeset that was returned by an AJAX request.
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 Scenarios of the
Revolution by Jerry Rubin
Language is one of the first things to go.
Nobody really communicates with words anymore.
Words have lost their emotional impact, intimacy, ability to shock and make love.Language prevents communication.
CARS LOVE SHELL
How can I say
"I love you"
after hearing:
"CARS LOVE SHELL."
Does anyone understand what I mean?Nigger control is called "law and order." Stealing is called "capitalism."
A "REVOLUTION" IN TOILET PAPER.
A "REVOLUTION" IN COMBATING MOUTH ODOR!
A "REVOLUTIONARY" HOLLYWOOD MOVIE!
Have the capitalists no respect?But there's one word which Amerika hasn't destroyed.
One word which has maintained its emotional power and purity.
Amerika cannot destroy it because she dare not use it.It's illegal!
It's the last word left in the English language:
One bright winter day in Berkeley, John Thomson crayoned on a piece of cardboard "FUCK WAR," sat down with it and was arrested within two minutes. Two more people sat down with signs saying "FUCK WAR." They were arrested.
The Filthy Speech Movement had been born.
Everyone at school plays with himself verbally. The Free Speech Movement ended our virginitywe challenged outside society and the cops came on campus to get us. But once they left, everybody went back to playing with himself.
Once you've had sex, jacking off is a drag. Campus sexual frustration led John to start the Filthy Speech Movement.
"Nobody would have gotten excited if I held a sign which said 'Kill Vietnamese.'" John said. So he said "FUCK WAR" and four mighty letters brought the Great University to a Grinding Halt.
Old people everywhere freaked out. "Fuck man, is this what Free Speech is coming to?"
But most political radicals got uptight and wouldn't defend FUCK.  They got a sudden pure speech fetish.Things did get fucked-up.  They were expelled from the university and given jail terms.
The Free Speech Movement was raped in the same bed with the Filthy Speech Movement. The movement was badly divided. It was an early sign of the split between political radicals and the hippie/yippies.
How can you separate politics from sex? It's all the same thing: Body Politic.
POLITICO-SEXUAL REALITY: The naked human body is immoral under Christianity and illegal under Amerikan law. Nudity is called "indecent exposure."  Also it's fun.When we start playing with our "private parts," our parents say, "Don't do that." The mother commits a crime against her child when she says "Don't do that."
 We're taught to be ashamed of how we came into the worldfucking. We're taught that if we dig balling, we should feel guilty.
We're taught: body pleasure is immoral!
We're really taught to hate ourselves!Puritanism leads us to Vietnam. Sexual insecurity results in a supermasculinity trip called imperialism. Amerikan foreign policy especially in Vietnam, makes no sense except sexually.
The revolution declares war on Original Sin, the dictatorship of parents over their kids, Christian morality, capitalism and supermasculinity trips.
The yippie political strategy is to ally with Billy Graham. Keep the word "fuck" dirty!  It's a contradictionbut in contradictions like this lie the genius of making a revolution.

We will do whatever is forbidden.
We will outrage Amerika until the bourgeoisie dies of apoplexy.
We will turn Amerika's colleges into nudist camps.
We will find new ways of living together and raising our kids.GOD IS A
YIPPIE!


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It was a Thursday night and I was planning on ripping mushrooms with 2 of my good friends L and D. They had both done mushrooms before. L had some good trips and one bad trip but had an overall positive attitude towards the substance. D, on the other hand, had only done mushrooms once and had a very bad trip. He ended up naked in a corner freaking on the people who tried to talk to him. He was going to try them again and he was going to be with L and I, people he trusts, so he felt good about it. I had done mushrooms once before and had an amazing time. I have a very open mind and before doing mushrooms took an interest in the universe, and other intriguing subjects that require a mind such as mine. I was excited to do them and the vibe was right.
We had trouble finding the mushrooms because my city was rather dry at the time. After making a few calls, and driving to this dude's house named K, we got our mushrooms. K decided to trip with us. He had done mushrooms over a hundred times and ended up guiding me through my entire trip. My other two friends C and T decided to join us. This made me a little weary as I wasn't sure if D was going to have a bad trip as he is not completely comfortable around the three who decided to join last-minute.
L, D and I headed out to the place where we were going to trip. It was about 10:00 and we were at a golf course in my end of town, the perfect place to trip. L is a member there, so he knew his way around. There were lakes, many trees and hills. It couldn't have been better. It had been raining and cloudy all week but for whatever reason, the skies were completely clear. It was almost like it was meant to be. D, L and I began our journey through the golf course. We were going to meet up with K, T and C later.
It took a pretty long time to start feeling the mushrooms, but soon, mild hallucinations started. It was dark except for the lights from the city about a kilometer away. I would sometimes see the shadows of people running by on the golf course. The mushrooms were not in full effect, but I felt as though the trip was coming on strong, and it was going to keep coming on strong until I was completely messed up. It was a good feeling! As we journeyed, we would stop and look at the stars and become amazed at the sheer simplicity and complexity of the universe. We all got pretty laughy and during a conversation about the size of whales we ran into the rest of the crew (K, C and T).
They had all consumed their mushrooms and were in mid-trip. We stood around and talked about the universe, society, etc as we smoked some weed. D was tripping about the stars. The sky was incredible. I was seeing shades of purple and green in the backdrop to the stars. We smoked two bowls and kept on. As D, L and T talked rather superficially about deep topics, K stood quiet. He and I got to talking and he quided me through my trip. We discussed prophecies, fate, the media and other such subjects as we walked.
I could feel an energy between us. It was a feeling I'd never had before. It was a very positive energy, almost a telepathic energy. I was seeing through all of my other friends, and receving negative energy from them all except for C and K. I could even feel energy off of the plantlife, the trees and bushes. I can definitely say that mushrooms connect me with nature and anything else living in a way that I can not connect to them otherwise.
We stopped at the clubhouse of the course and sat on the patio which was completely lit. There, D walked around alone for about an hour, C sat in silence and K, T and I talked. I was losing control of my hands and legs. I felt as though I was about three feet tall. I kept rearranging my shoulder bag but could not, for the life of me, figure out how to move my hands and appendages correctly. D mentioned something about a car he saw in the parking lot and we told him he was just tripping. Then, someone pointed out that the lights inside the clubhouse were now on. Someone was there!!!
We were scared so we ran away from the clubhouse into the bushes and trees of the course. We decided we would go back to my car and listen to some music for awhile then maybe drive somewhere else to trip. As we were walking back, someone said 'Where is C?' C was gone. He had been sitting in silence the entire trip, looking at each of us intently, trying to read our minds. He is a very experienced tripper. He has done mushrooms probably about 30 or 40 times. He had disappeared now, but he had also driven there, so we were going to walk to my car to see if he was at his car, or wait to see if was going to come. He never came. D started to trip pretty bad about being caught and was constantly asking me to turn down my radio, roll up the windows, etc. Finally, L and K stepped out of my car and I drove D home. He only lived about 5 minutes away. T also caught a ride.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I was a good driver while tripping, probably even better than when I am high on cannabis. I got back to the golfcourse and we decided to go look for C. We were worried about him as he was pretty messed up and K had a feeling something was wrong. We made our way back to the clubhouse and suddenly saw a parked car and a man standing outisde of the clubhouse. There was not supposed to be anyone there! It was 2:30am. They obviously knew that we were there and were trying to find us. We retreated and agreed that there was nothing we could do about C.
As we walked back to my car, we saw another car right by mine.  We chilled out in the trees for a bit until it left. C talked to me about the end of the world. He said things that changed my life that night. He told me that mushrooms are the best thing that ever happened to him and I could tell because his mind was so sharp and he was easily able to think way outside of the box. When we talked about the end of the world he said 'Dh you think you are going to see the end of the world?' I responded, 'I think that we won't but our kids will.' He said, 'Hmm, well I think we are going to see it. Doesn't it just make sense that you are going to be alive when the world ends?  It made complete sense to me. I tried explaining it to my girlfriend, but I was unable to because of the language barrier. Try digesting it on some mushrooms.
Finally, the car left so we went back to my car and wrapped up the night. Turns out, the RCMP (cops) came to the golf course and were looking for us. They found C wandering around and drove him back to his house. We were lucky we didn't get caught, I had a pipe on me and a little weed and K had some mushrooms and some weed as well on him.
All in all, this was one of the most exhilerating and enlightening nights ever. I have never felt so much energy between me, the universe, other humans and plantlife. And the feeling that I had done mushrooms (while I was tripping) was such an amazing one. If you have a very open mind and are interested in trying to see your inner self from the third person, I highly recommend eating mushrooms. My girlfriend and I plan to do them in the next 2 months. Hopefully I don't have to wait that long to do them again! I love mushrooms!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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The StringList class is a template class that provides linked lists. It stores a list of values and provides iterator-based access as well as insertions and removals. StringList features both STL-style iterators and Java-style iterators. For developers who already know STL, have the advantage of familiarity. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| generic | init => initList |
| generic | assignment => copyList |
| procedure | initlist |
| procedure | copylist |
| final | destroylist |
| procedure | str |
| procedure | show |
| procedure | tofstream |
| generic | size => ssize |
| procedure | isempty |
| generic | append => appendValue, appendFArray |
| procedure | prepend |
| procedure | insert |
| generic | erase => eraseFromPtr, eraseFromPos |
| procedure | erasefromptr |
| procedure | erasefrompos |
| procedure | eraseallexcept |
| procedure | eraseallexceptfirst |
| procedure | eraseallexceptlast |
| procedure | clear |
| generic | at => atFromPtr, atFromPos |
| generic | replace => replaceFromPtr, replaceFromPos |
| procedure | ptr |
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| integer | nitems = 0 |
| class(stringlistiterator), pointer | begin => null() |
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| procedure, private | ssize |
| procedure, private | appendvalue |
| procedure, private | appendfarray |
| procedure, private | atfromptr |
| procedure, private | atfrompos |
| procedure, private | replacefromptr |
| procedure, private | replacefrompos |
The StringList class is a template class that provides linked lists. It stores a list of values and provides iterator-based access as well as insertions and removals. StringList features both STL-style iterators and Java-style iterators. For developers who already know STL, have the advantage of familiarity.
Here's an example of a List that stores integers ...
{.c}
... and a StringList that stores Atom values:
{.c}
Finally, you can use the first one thus:
{.f90}
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| generic stringlist::stringlist::append | ( | ) |
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| generic stringlist::stringlist::assignment | ( | ) |
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| generic stringlist::stringlist::at | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::clear | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::copylist | ( | ) |
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| generic stringlist::stringlist::erase | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::eraseallexcept | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::eraseallexceptfirst | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::eraseallexceptlast | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::erasefrompos | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::erasefromptr | ( | ) |
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| generic stringlist::stringlist::init | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::initlist | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::insert | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::isempty | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::prepend | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::ptr | ( | ) |
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| procedure stringlist::stringlist::tofstream | ( | ) |
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| class(stringlistiterator), pointer stringlist::stringlist::begin => null() |
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| class(stringlistiterator), pointer stringlist::stringlist::end => null() |
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Mourners asked to wear red, white and blue to Rangers fan's funeral tomorrow
Heartbroken mum Keli Louise Alexander said 'This is the colours of Kyle’s beloved Rangers Football Club'.
by Leona Greenan, https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/authors/leona-greenan/Friends and family of a young Blantyre man who was found dead last week will don red, white and blue to his funeral tomorrow (Friday).
The body of 20-year-old Kyle Monteith was discovered on Station Road, Blantyre, last Thursday morning, leaving his family, friends and girlfriend devastated.
Police said that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding his death.
Mourners have been asked to wear red, white and blue in memory of the popular Rangers fan.
Kyle’s heartbroken mum Keli Louise Alexander told the Advertiser this week: “We have asked everybody to wear red, white and blue as this is the colours of Kyle’s beloved Rangers Football Club.
“He would have loved this.
“We are also asking that people make a donation to Chris’s House charity – a charity set up by a Lanarkshire mum who lost her son to tragic circumstances.”
Kyle’s mum said that the outpouring of support she has received over the last week has been overwhelming and
that it reinforces just how loved her son was.
She added: “I would like to thank my family and friends for all of their support.
“I would also like to thank Young’s Funeral Directors for everything they have done for me.
“I also must thank John Higgins for taking Kyle on as an apprentice, that was something I won’t forget.
“Thanks also to Kyle’s best friends Graham and Ajay and, of course, his wider circle of friends. There are too many to mention individually, but thank you all.”
Last weekend, in a touching gesture, more than 600 people attended a balloon release at Blantyre’s Kirkton Park in memory of Kyle.
They also looked on as fireworks lit up the night sky.
And on Remembrance Sunday, ahead of Blantyre Vics Amateur Football Club’s fixture, players and officials observed a minute’s silence for both Kyle and the country’s fallen war heroes.
A spokesperson for the team said: “Kyle was a friend and former teammate to many of the boys in our squad and also had been trained by some of our coaches back when he played through the ranks with Lanarkshire Sports Club and Blantyre Thistle.
“The community has been left in a state of shock by his sudden death and we send our sincerest condolences to his family.
“RIP Kyle.”
His devastated girlfriend Elle Jean took to social media this week to post a touching tribute and said: “You were so, so loved, Kyle.
“The past year and a bit I have known you has been the happiest time of my life and I will cherish those memories forever.
“Never knew heartache like this. If only he could see how loved he really was.
“If anybody is ever feeling low or down, my DMs are open to absolutely anybody.
“No matter where you are in life or what’s going on, someone always loves you and you will leave so many people heartbroken.”
Kyle will be laid to rest on Friday, November 15, at 9.30am at South Lanarkshire Crematorium, High Blantyre.


I am experienced in leveraging agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
About - A card domain company serving CSR & Corporate clients across the continents.
Responsibilities - A Software Engineer more focused on web development including both UI & UX.
About - A telecom expense management company headquartered in US serving fortune 100+ clients worldwide.
Responsibilities - A software programmer working on frontend web development including both UI & UX.
About - A service based company serving clients of different domains across countries.
Responsibilities - A Full-Stack Web & Hybrid developer with work experience on domains viz Logistics, Warehouse Management, Advertisement etc.
About - A service based company serving clients of different domains across countries.
Responsibilities - A Full-Stack Web developer intern exploring the power of different web technologies.
GPA: 3.5 / 6
GPA: 6.5 / 10
A multi-tenant card-domain application to provide facility for multiple clients & user types like Branch, CSR, Corporate, Admin. Some of the key functionalities includes Selling/ replacing cards, reloading/ unloading them, closing accounts, view balances & transactions, token services, inventory management etc. This application strictly follows the served country’s compliance rules & regulations.
Problem Statement -An existing project scope deals with providing services to the CSRs/ Branches/ Corporates who actually sell the cash passports (cards) to the end customers. Where the cash passports are the types of cards in which amounts for multiple currencies can be loaded so that the card can be used across countries. It facilitates cards for compensation, per diem, expense & normal cards in physical as well as virtual modes. The two old customer facing portals were generically built for all clients and upon the basic functionality; but with lack of UX, so it failed to engage users. The technology stack was also outdated & been hard to maintain.
Introduced a brand new unified portal for all type of users like CSR, Branch and Corporates with proper RBAC. The new multi-tenant portal ships with nice user engagement and updated technology stack along with lot of new features and regional compliances. As a RBAC app, different kind of privileges can be created & assigned to different users with multiple roles, which is useful for limiting the specific functionalities to required users.
Now tons of happy users (CSR/BR/Corporates) are using the new portal & avail the required functionality at ease of configuration and accesses in the portal itself.
To incorporate new features coming from product owners into portals with provided access controls and provide users a good responsive user experience which is approved by product owners in an Agile way of developement.
A configurator portal to achieve multi-tenancy for Consumer & Corporate portals. Configurations includes site-wise assets, privileges, languages, SSO etc. An authorized user can provide/ restrict specific functionalities to the desired client website.
Problem Statement -In old immature systems, achieving multi-tenancy was a real challenge. It was not even possible to configure different assets, languages & privilege kind of stuff for each individual client websites.
Introduced a new product configurator portal to configure required assets, languages, privileges etc. for each client so that the multi-tenancy can be achieved perfectly.
Now thousands of clients can be onboarded into the CSR, Branch and corporate portals with a few steps of configuration
To implement configuration parameters as per the requirements & update the configurations according to the corresponding impact area.
A portal which extracts information from PDF. Extracts Invoice summary and details for an invoice & transforms it into the user readable format. An RBAC application with roles like Admin, Inventory/ Invoice User & a Translator User. JS Charting widgets are used for graphical representation of reports.
Problem Statement -Company gets ~600 GBs of information per week from telecom operators on behalf of the clients, which is being processed manually by 3 different departments - inventory, invoice and contract which were used to massage an input so that it can be uploaded into Sakon platform. Where inventory needed building of adapters and mappers, invoice requires invoice data extraction and edi processing, contracts and invoices both requires translations. Development teams were written those adapters, mappers and all the necessary processing logic in a multi-tenant application infrastructure. So inventory and invoice departments used to provide their raw files received from the clients to the developement team & developement team then used to run their appropriate adapters/ mappers on given input and provide the required data to them; which actually used to take around 9 months to process. There was no unified interface where services can directly be given to inventory, invoice or similar users without the direct involvement of development team.
Provided an *unified interface* to the users so that they don't need to come to the developement teams. We have coupled the things required to process all the inventory, invoices, addresses, translations together with one portal. So, the portal was unified with all the functionalities required for the inventory, invoice & contract departments along with proper role based configurable access controls so that the inventory users can only see their functionality on their login. There he just needed to upload the raw data file & get the output instantly on the same UI. The users were of type - inventory, invoice, admin, translator etc.
Reduced the processing time from 9 months to a week and the product being used like a charm for internal operations. Now the same amount of resources can handle 300 times more clients. And management can easily get the analytics in the form of interactive charts at their fingertips.
Developement of the Unified User Interface from scratch including everything, for example user experience, RBAC, authorization & authentication, analytics, D3 charting, validations, responsiveness, deployment & many more.
An Informative Android/ Hybrid app for Manmad & Nandgaon city, which covers administration contacts, schools, transports, picnic spots, farmers, hospitals, classes & many more categories. Live here with ~10k installs.
A Utility for address normalization and geocode lookup using Here APIs. Takes a file of raw addresses as input & outputs fully qualified addresses.
Problem Statement -Inventory team used to receieve raw addresses in their inputs, for which they were putting days of efforts to achieve the full postal addresses out of it. So they required a utility which can normalize the given addresses for them.
Developed a utility in the same unified interface with a new role for address normalizers. They simply need to upload a csv or a text file with raw addresses and get the processed output with instant normalization.
Optimized the resource utilization by redecing their manual work of address normalization. Replaced lot of efforts by a period of several moments.
Development of the unified user interface from scratch and provide necessary roles for address normalization.
A portal which translates PDF contracts from one language to another language. In this we extract OCR or read pdf files and the translate using BING or Google.
Problem Statement -Invoice and contract departments required language translations as a service because they were previusly spending their big amount of capacity on doing manual translations. That was actually taking days & months of their time.
Provided an unified interface in the same application with a new role for contract translator. Where a user just needed to upload his non-english input file, select the desired language and get the output file on the same interface.
Now contract translation doesn't require hours of efforts or a designated resource, any user with contract translator role can simply translate the contract with ease of access and in a fastest way anyone can think of.
Development of the unified user interface from scratch and provide necessary roles for contract translation.
Analytics utility using which analysts can create their own reports for their allowed clients data and management can quickly identify how a business is doing using simple interactive charts. RBAC & PowerBI's Row Level Security is used for access restrictions
Problem Statement -As a unified interface for all the utilities including adapters and mappers was NOT present, analysts had hard times collecting all the business statistics.
Embedded the PowerBI into the developed unified interface with RBAC and Row level security in PowerBI, so that a specific analyst can only access data for the allowed clients and do self service reporting as well. Also, management can easily keep a track of the business analytics & identify how a business is doing.
Analyst users are now able to create their own reports in PowerBI along with the RBAC & row level security so that they can work with report related to their own designated clients only. And management can track the business stats in the unified user interface.
Integration of PowerBI into the developed unified user interface and provide appropriate access controls to the users.
A web portal for admin, who will manage beauty stores & the corresponding users.
A cross platform mobile app for beauty stores & the corresponding users. Provides services like exploring and booking services provided by the Salons, beauty parlors or similar shops. Compiled for Android & iOS.
A RBAC based website made for a warehouse, which automates all the manual work of a no. of warehouses at a time. The roles are - Admin, Staff & Agent.
A RBAC based portal made for a logistics website, which automates the manual work of a no. of logistics documents. The roles are - Admin, Staff & Agent.
A RBAC based portal made for a logistics website, where proprietors can register their own business, advertise it and a common user can hire/buy an event which he wants on some clicks & rate to respective proprietor etc. A fully responsive website with both admin panel and a frontend for a common user. The roles are - Admin, Proprietor & a General User. The site content is controlled by admin.
Apart from being a web developer, I enjoy most of my time being outdoors. In the holidays, I am an avid trekker.


| pbdMPI-package {pbdMPI} | R Documentation |
pbdMPI provides an efficient interface to MPI by utilizing S4 classes and methods with a focus on Single Program/Multiple Data (SPMD) parallel programming style, which is intended for batch parallel execution.
| Package: | pbdMPI |
| Type: | Package |
| License: | Mozilla Public License 2.0 |
| LazyLoad: | yes |
This package requires an MPI library (OpenMPI, MPICH2, or LAM/MPI).
The install command (with OpenMPI library) is
> tar zxvf pbdMPI_0.1-0.tar.gz
> R CMD INSTALL pbdMPI
Other arguments include
| Argument | Default |
--with-mpi-type | OPENMPI |
--with-mpi-include | ${MPI_ROOT}/include |
--with-mpi-libpath | ${MPI_ROOT}/lib |
--with-mpi | ${MPI_ROOT} |
where ${MPI_ROOT}
is the path to the MPI root.
See the package source file pbdMPI/configure
for details.
After loading library(pbdMPI)
, the standard process starts from
init()
which set two global variables .comm.size
and .comm.rank
. The standard process should end
with finalize()
.
Most functions are assumed to run in SPMD, i.e.
in batch mode. Ideally, most codes run with mpiexec
and Rscript
,
together, such as
> mpiexec -np 2 Rscript some_code.r
where some_code.r
contains whole SPMD program.
The package source files provide several examples based on pbdMPI, such as
| Directory | Examples |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_spmd/ | major SPMD functions |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_rmpi/ | analog to Rmpi |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_parallel/ | analog to parallel |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_performance/ | performance tests |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_s4/ | S4 extension |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_cs/ | client/server examples |
pbdMPI/inst/examples/test_long_vector/ | long vector examples |
where test_long_vector
needs to recompile with setting
#define MPI_LONG_DEBUG 1
in pbdMPI/src/pkg_constant.h
.
The current version is mainly written and tested under OpenMPI environments in Linux system (xubuntu-11.04). Also, it is tested under MPICH2 environments in Windows 7 system. It is expected to be fine for other MPI libraries and other OS platforms.
Wei-Chen Chen<EMAIL_ADDRESS>George Ostrouchov, Drew Schmidt, Pragneshkumar Patel, and Hao Yu.
Programming with Big Data in R Website: http://r-pbd.org/
allgather()
,
allreduce()
,
bcast()
,
gather()
,
reduce()
,
scatter()
.


The following is a list of compile dependencies for this project. These dependencies are required to compile and run the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | Licenses | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| com.google.guava | guava | 21.0 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 | No |
| javax.validation | validation-api | 2.0.1.Final | jar | Apache License 2.0 | No |
| org.slf4j | slf4j-api | 1.7.25 | jar | MIT License | No |
| au.com.bytecode | opencsv | 2.4 | jar | Apache 2 | Yes |
| javax.persistence | javax.persistence-api | 2.2 | jar | Eclipse Public License v1.0-Eclipse Distribution License v. 1.0 | Yes |
| jline | jline | 2.14.6 | jar | The BSD License | Yes |
| org.apache.ant | ant | 1.10.2 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 | Yes |
| org.hibernate | hibernate-core | 5.3.5.Final | jar | GNU Library General Public License v2.1 or later | Yes |
| org.springframework | spring-context | 5.0.4.RELEASE | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 | Yes |
The following is a list of test dependencies for this project. These dependencies are only required to compile and run unit tests for the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | Licenses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| org.dellroad | dellroad-stuff-test | 2.4.0 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 |
| org.testng | testng | 6.14.2 | jar | Apache 2.0 |
The following is a list of provided dependencies for this project. These dependencies are required to compile the application, but should be provided by default when using the library:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | Licenses | Optional |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| log4j | log4j | 1.2.17 | jar | The Apache Software License, Version 2.0 | Yes |
The following is a list of transitive dependencies for this project. Transitive dependencies are the dependencies of the project dependencies.
The following is a list of compile dependencies for this project. These dependencies are required to compile and run the application:
The following is a list of test dependencies for this project. These dependencies are only required to compile and run unit tests for the application:
| GroupId | ArtifactId | Version | Type | Licenses |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| com.beust | jcommander | 1.72 | jar | Apache 2.0 |
| org.apache-extras.beanshell | bsh | 2.0b6 | jar | Apache License, Version 2.0 |
| org.glassfish | javax.el | 3.0.1-b09 | jar | CDDL + GPLv2 with classpath exception |
| org.hibernate.validator | hibernate-validator | 6.0.7.Final | jar | Apache License 2.0 |
Apache License, version 2.0: JBoss Logging 3
Common Development and Distribution License: Java Transaction API
The BSD License: JLine
Apache 2.0: jcommander, testng
MIT License: SLF4J API Module
Eclipse Distribution License v. 1.0: javax.persistence-api
Eclipse Public License v1.0: javax.persistence-api
GNU Library General Public License v2.1 or later: Hibernate ORM - hibernate-core
CDDL/GPLv2+CE: JavaBeans Activation Framework API jar
Apache 2: opencsv
GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1 or later: Hibernate Commons Annotations
Unknown: dom4j
Apache License 2.0: Bean Validation API, Hibernate Validator Engine, Javassist
BSD License: AntLR Parser Generator
Apache License, Version 2.0: BeanShell, Java Annotation Indexer, Spring AOP, Spring Beans, Spring Commons Logging Bridge, Spring Context, Spring Core, Spring Expression Language (SpEL)
LGPL 2.1: Javassist
CDDL + GPLv2 with classpath exception: Expression Language 3.0
GNU General Public License, Version 2 with the Classpath Exception: Java Transaction API
MPL 1.1: Javassist
The Apache Software License, Version 2.0: Apache Ant Core, Apache Ant Launcher, Apache Log4j, Byte Buddy (without dependencies), ClassMate, DellRoad Stuff Main, DellRoad Stuff Test Classes, Guava: Google Core Libraries for Java
| Filename | Size | Entries | Classes | Packages | Java Version | Debug Information |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| jcommander-1.72.jar | 69.3 kB | 67 | 65 | 5 | 1.7 | Yes |
| classmate-1.3.4.jar | 65.1 kB | 52 | 37 | 4 | 1.6 | Yes |
| guava-21.0.jar | 2.5 MB | 1867 | 1837 | 18 | 1.8 | Yes |
| validation-api-2.0.1.Final.jar | 93.1 kB | 163 | 143 | 9 | 1.8 | Yes |
| bsh-2.0b6.jar | 389 kB | 247 | 164 | 9 | 1.5 | Yes |
| dellroad-stuff-test/target/classes | - | 0 | 0 | 0 | - | No |
| javax.el-3.0.1-b09.jar | 237.8 kB | 181 | 162 | 6 | 1.7 | Yes |
| hibernate-validator-6.0.7.Final.jar | 1.1 MB | 909 | 799 | 72 | 1.8 | Yes |
| jboss-logging-3.3.2.Final.jar | 66.5 kB | 57 | 45 | 1 | 1.6 | Yes |
| slf4j-api-1.7.25.jar | 41.2 kB | 46 | 34 | 4 | 1.5 | Yes |
| testng-6.14.2.jar | 809.5 kB | 590 | 574 | 24 | 1.7 | Yes |
| antlr-2.7.7.jar | 445.3 kB | 239 | 224 | 12 | 1.2 | Yes |
| opencsv-2.4.jar | 26 kB | 28 | 16 | 2 | 1.5 | Yes |
| dom4j-1.6.1.jar | 313.9 kB | 208 | 190 | 14 | 1.3 | Yes |
| javax.activation-api-1.2.0.jar | 56.7 kB | 41 | 31 | 1 | 1.5 | Yes |
| javax.persistence-api-2.2.jar | 164.6 kB | 227 | 207 | 4 | 1.8 | Yes |
| jline-2.14.6.jar | 268.8 kB | 136 | 105 | 9 | 1.5 | Yes |
| log4j-1.2.17.jar | 489.9 kB | 353 | 314 | 21 | 1.4 | Yes |
| byte-buddy-1.8.17.jar | 3 MB | 2137 | 2088 | 36 | 1.6 | Yes |
| ant-1.10.2.jar | 2.2 MB | 1225 | 1144 | 61 | 1.8 | Yes |
| ant-launcher-1.10.2.jar | 18.6 kB | 13 | 4 | 1 | 1.8 | Yes |
| hibernate-core-5.3.5.Final.jar | 7 MB | 5041 | 4678 | 274 | 1.8 | Yes |
| hibernate-commons-annotations-5.0.4.Final.jar | 76.2 kB | 80 | 67 | 7 | 1.6 | Yes |
| javassist-3.23.1-GA.jar | 770.5 kB | 440 | 416 | 17 | 1.6 | Yes |
| jandex-2.0.5.Final.jar | 187.5 kB | 113 | 103 | 1 | 1.6 | Yes |
| jboss-transaction-api_1.2_spec-1.1.1.Final.jar | 26.3 kB | 31 | 19 | 1 | 1.7 | Yes |
| spring-aop-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 360 kB | 301 | 274 | 17 | 1.8 | Yes |
| spring-beans-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 654 kB | 404 | 376 | 13 | 1.8 | Yes |
| spring-context-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 1.1 MB | 904 | 819 | 64 | 1.8 | Yes |
| spring-core-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 1.2 MB | 892 | 842 | 44 | 1.8 | Yes |
| spring-expression-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 263.4 kB | 154 | 142 | 6 | 1.8 | Yes |
| spring-jcl-5.0.4.RELEASE.jar | 15.8 kB | 22 | 15 | 2 | 1.8 | Yes |
| Total | Size | Entries | Classes | Packages | Java Version | Debug Information |
| 32 | 24 MB | 17168 | 15934 | 759 | 1.8 | 31 |
| compile: 25 | compile: 20.9 MB | compile: 14821 | compile: 13856 | compile: 622 | - | compile: 25 |
| test: 6 | test: 2.6 MB | test: 1994 | test: 1764 | test: 116 | - | test: 5 |
| provided: 1 | provided: 489.9 kB | provided: 353 | provided: 314 | provided: 21 | - | provided: 1 |
| Repo ID | URL | Release | Snapshot | Blacklisted |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| maven2-repository.dev.java.net | http://download.java.net/maven/2/ | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| central | https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2 | Yes | No | No |
| jvnet-nexus-release | https://maven.java.net/content/repositories/releases | Yes | Yes | No |
| jvnet-nexus-releases | https://maven.java.net/content/repositories/releases/ | Yes | No | No |
| sonatype-nexus-snapshots | https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots | No | Yes | No |
| jvnet-nexus-snapshots | https://maven.java.net/content/repositories/snapshots | No | Yes | No |
Repository locations for each of the Dependencies.


Codehaus XFire
Documentation
Quicklinks
Developers
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The Codehaus XFire team is proud to announce XFire 1.2.4! XFire is an open source Java SOAP framework built on a high performance, streaming XML model. XFire includes support for web service standards, an easy to use API, Spring integration, JBI support, and plugable bindings for POJOs, JAXB, and XMLBeans.
XFire 1.2.4 contains many bug fixes since 1.2.3:
- Remove two usages of Java 5 specific methods in non Java 5 code
- Upgraded to Woodstox 3.2.0
- Fixed WSDL4J 1.6 compatability error
- Several WsGen fixes
- Allow embedders to listen for errors in WsGen via their own ErrorListener
- Support for non proxy hosts on Java 5
Many thanks to those who helped build and test this release!
Download Here
Upgrading to 1.2.4 from 1.2.3
Errata
Issues closed since last release
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jira.codehaus.org
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Summary |
Assignee |
Reporter |
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Status |
Res |
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Updated |
Due |
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XFIRE-820
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BEA WebLogic
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Sohail Sikora
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Closed
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FIXED
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Dec 30, 2006
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Feb 15, 2007
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XFIRE-819
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WsGen and anonymous complexTypes with an xsd:choice not generating appropriately
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Dan Diephouse
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Eric Miles
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Closed
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FIXED
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Dec 28, 2006
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Jan 06, 2007
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XFIRE-809
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Enable proxy authentication for dynamic client
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Alexander Edelmann
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Dec 19, 2006
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Jan 03, 2007
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XFIRE-805
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java 1.4 and StringBuilder: org.codehaus.xfire.spring.remoting.XFireClientFactoryBean
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Martin Ott
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Dec 15, 2006
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Dec 17, 2006
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XFIRE-803
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WS-Security USERNAME_TOKEN PW_DIGEST dont work with .NET 2.0
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Jara Cesnek
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Closed
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WON'T FIX
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Dec 14, 2006
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Jan 03, 2007
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XFIRE-796
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Available services don't show up properly using Internet Explorer
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Michael Goodell
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Dec 11, 2006
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Jan 23, 2007
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XFIRE-795
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Fix woodstox groupId in maven poms
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Tomasz Sztelak
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fabrizio giustina
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Dec 09, 2006
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Dec 17, 2006
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XFIRE-784
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Fix is for int primitive type only. Should be for all others.
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Dan Diephouse
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Pascal Lalonde
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Closed
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FIXED
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Nov 30, 2006
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Dec 04, 2006
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XFIRE-783
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AbstractMethodError when using WSDL4J 1.6
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Dan Diephouse
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Matt Solnit
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Closed
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FIXED
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Nov 29, 2006
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Jan 06, 2007
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XFIRE-782
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ws-addressing action header is stored with leading and trailing white space
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Matthew
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Resolved
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FIXED
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Nov 28, 2006
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Dec 08, 2006
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XFIRE-753
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"java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: argument type mismatch" when an invalid xsi:type is specified in soap request.
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Dan Diephouse
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Karthikeyan M.
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Closed
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FIXED
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Nov 13, 2006
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Jan 06, 2007
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XFIRE-720
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WsGen Fails to generate client code
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Tomasz Sztelak
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David Schaefgen
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Closed
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FIXED
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Oct 19, 2006
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Jan 02, 2007
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XFIRE-697
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problems with unmarshalling when including xsi:type="xsd:dateTime" in XML
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Dan Diephouse
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Dag Framstad
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Closed
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FIXED
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Oct 09, 2006
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Jan 09, 2007
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XFIRE-401
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Recognize the Java runtime system variable for HTTP proxies
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Tomasz Sztelak
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Stefan Freyr Stefansson
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Closed
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FIXED
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May 11, 2006
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Jan 03, 2007
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Get NASA-POWER values for a single point or region and create
an APSIM metFile
object suitable for use in APSIM for
crop modelling.
create_met(lonlat = NULL, dates = NULL)
| lonlat | A numeric vector of geographic coordinates for a cell or region entered as x, y coordinates. See argument details for more. |
|---|---|
| dates | A character vector of start and end dates in that order, |
This function is essentially a wrapper for get_power
and prepareMet
that simplifies the querying of the
POWER API and returns an metFile
class object.
The weather values from POWER for temperature are 2 metre max and min temperatures, T2M_MAX and T2M_MIN; radation, ALLSKY_SFC_SW_DWN; and rain, PRECTOT from the POWER AG community on a daily time-step.
Further details for each of the arguments are provided in their respective sections following below.
lonlat
To get a specific cell, 1/2 x 1/2 degree, supply a
length-2 numeric vector giving the decimal degree longitude and latitude in
that order for data to download,
e.g., lonlat = c(151.81, -27.48)
.
To get a region, supply a length-4 numeric
vector as lower left (lat, lon) and upper right (lat, lon) coordinates,
e.g., lonlat = c(ymin, xmin, ymax, xmax)
in that order for a given
region, e.g., a bounding box for the southwestern corner of Australia:
lonlat = c(112.5, -55.5, 115.5, -50.5)
. Max bounding box is 10 x 10
degrees of 1/2 x 1/2 degree data, i.e., 100 points maximum in total.
dates
If dates
is unspecified, defaults to
a start date of 1983-01-01 (the earliest available data) and an end date of
current date according to the system.
If one date only is provided, it will be treated as both the start date and the end date and only a single day's values will be returned.
# Create a .met object for Kingsthorpe, Qld from 1985-01-01 to 1985-06-30.# NOT RUN { Kingsthorpe <- create_met(lonlat = c(151.81, -27.48), dates = c("1985-01-01", "1985-12-31") ) # }