Fall
Peter Salisbury
Week of November 10
Peter Salisbury is a member of the ROV mechanical team. He is from Dayton, Ohio and is majoring Mechanical Engineering with a minor in Physics. Last year, Peter worked on the design and fabrication of the power enclosure. This year, he is working on the development of the custom thruster project. Outside ROV, Peter plays trumpet in the "All-American" Marching Band.
Zachary Breisch, Nick Sergeant, and Ethan Welp
Week of November 3
Zack, Ethan, and Nick provided great support to the Learning Committee in the preparation
and execution of this semester's Code Cafe. Despite the numerous hurdles they faced given
the current conditions, they were all able to make Code Cafe a successful event this semester!
Zachary is a sophomore from Zionsville, Indiana in Computer Engineering and minoring in Music
History and Theory. He is in his first year on the Learning Committee and worked to help organize
and mentor at Code Café. In his free time, he enjoys playing piano and playing in Super Smash
Brothers Melee tournaments.
Nick is a Sophomore majoring in Electrical Engineering. On campus, he is involved with PSEF as
well as IEEE. When he isn't studying, Nick enjoys running, playing video games, and writing!
Ethan is a Sophomore studying Electrical Engineering. Within IEEE, Ethan is involved with
Computer Society and the Learning Committee. Some of his interests include power systems
engineering, playing piano, and running!
Kaitlyn Yu
Week of October 19
Kaitlyn is a First Year Engineering student from Princeton, New Jersey with plans to go into Electrical Engineering. She is currently a member of the electrical team in ROV and was nominated for being a great with during the Growth and Engagement committee's toy building workshop. Kaitlyn showed up early and stayed late for the 6 hour event both days. Outside of IEEE, she works as a graphic designer for a blog about New York based startups and mentors high school girls with plans of pursuing education in STEM fields.
Eric Sibley
Week of October 12
Eric is a senior majoring in Computer Engineering. He is currently in his second year as one of the ROV software co leads, and was nominated for teaching the IEEE Github and ROS workshops. Outside of his time in IEEE, Eric works as the software lead of a tech startup and enjoys building projects over breaks that teach him new languages or are marketable. His hobbies also include working out and drinking.
Scott "Block" Hotchkiss
Week of September 21
Scott is the R&D Head. He has had a tremendous impact on the ROV committee and IEEE as a whole. He has acquired the laser cutter in the workspace and helped to manage the workspace. Scott has led the team in many new ventures including but not limited to: new underwater connectors, new solenoids, new cameras, resin set 3D prints, resin prints, quad ESCs, ESC firmware, and CAN configuration. Thanks for your hard work Scott! We can't wait to see what you will create next!
Spring
Joseph Michael "Michael" Navarra
Week of March 6
Joseph Navarra is the ROV Tools Lead. Joe is a Junior in Mechanical Engineering from the Dayton, Ohio area, and he's been with ROV for 2 years. Currently, he leads the Tools Team in the development of mission-necessary manipulators and other extravehicular devices. He also serves as a mentor for younger members, helping to acclimate the team to good engineering design practices, and practical applications of those designs. Thanks for your hard work Joe!
George Luo
Week of February 28
Jiayu Luo, also known as George, is the vice chair of MTT-S. He is a junior in Robotics and Mechatronics. He comes from a city in the southwestern mountains of China, the Spring City of Kunming. His dedication to MTT-S has made him a standout role model for all of us. Thanks for your hard work George!
Tyler Stagge
Week of February 17
Tyler Stagge is ROV Co-mechanical Lead. He is from Ohio and is in his last semester studying mechanical engineering at Purdue. Tyler has done 4 co-op rotations with Detroit Diesel. Tyler has brought lots of innovations to the ROV team like custom thruster ducts, and has mentored members on CAD skills, CAM for making their designs, and the actual machining of their parts. He plans to continue his education with a master's degree at Purdue University next year. Tyler has been heavily involved with the recent rennovations in the IEEE workspace. Thanks for your hard work Tyler!
Daniel Chen
Week of February 3
Daniel wrote the best code for the Computer Society machine learning/AI pong competition. His pong algorithm beat human players and clearly stood out from the others. Thanks for your hard work Daniel!
David Ho
Week of January 27
David is a sophomore from Fishers, Indiana studying material science engineering with minors in German and global engineering. His is in his second year on the ROV team. He lead the workspace management for all of IEEE. For ROV, he has designed and manufactured the mounts for the cameras, inductive charger puck, the main tether, and the micro-ROV tether. Outside ROV, he is a part of the Titus research investigating directional investment casting, Purdue admissions ambassadors, and navigators. Thanks David!
Cynthia Zatlokowicz
Week of January 13
Cynthia was very instrumental in organizing the information for the EAGLE workshops. Without her expertise and assistance, these workshops would not have been as effective. Thanks Cynthia!


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Thrift module: user_profile_model
Constants
| Constant | Type | Value |
USER_PROFILE_VERSION | string | "1.0" |
Enumerations
Enumeration: Status
ACTIVE | 0 |
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CONFIRMED | 1 |
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APPROVED | 2 |
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DELETED | 3 |
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DUPLICATE | 4 |
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GRACE_PERIOD | 5 |
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INVITED | 6 |
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DENIED | 7 |
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PENDING | 8 |
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PENDING_APPROVAL | 9 |
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PENDING_CONFIRMATION | 10 |
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SUSPENDED | 11 |
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DECLINED | 12 |
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EXPIRED | 13 |
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Enumeration: USCitizenship
U.S. Citizen (see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1_alpha-2)
US_CITIZEN | 0 |
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US_PERMANENT_RESIDENT | 1 |
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OTHER_NON_US_CITIZEN | 2 |
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Enumeration: ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino - a person of Mexican, Puerto Rican, Cuban, South or
Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.
HISPANIC_LATINO | 0 |
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NOT_HISPANIC_LATINO | 1 |
|
Enumeration: race
* Asian - a person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East,
* Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent including, for example, Cambodia,
* China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands,
* Thailand, and Vietnam.
* American Indian or Alaskan Native - a person having origins in any of the original
* peoples of North and South America (including Central America), and who maintains
* tribal affiliation or community attachment.
* Black or African American - a person having origins in any of the black racial groups
* of Africa.
* Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander - a person having origins in any of the original
* peoples of Hawaii, Guan, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands.
* White - a person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa.
*
ASIAN | 0 |
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AMERICAN_INDIAN_OR_ALASKAN_NATIVE | 1 |
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BLACK_OR_AFRICAN_AMERICAN | 2 |
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NATIVE_HAWAIIAN_OR_PACIFIC_ISLANDER | 3 |
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WHITE | 4 |
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Enumeration: disability
HEARING_IMAPAIRED | 0 |
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VISUAL_IMPAIRED | 1 |
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MOBILITY_OR_ORTHOPEDIC_IMPAIRMENT | 2 |
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OTHER_IMPAIRMENT | 3 |
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Data structures
Struct: NSFDemographics
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | airavataInternalUserId | string | | required | "DO_NOT_SET_AT_CLIENTS" |
| 2 | gender | string | | optional | |
| 3 | usCitizenship | USCitizenship | | optional | |
| 4 | ethnicities | list<ethnicity > | | optional | |
| 5 | races | list<race > | | optional | |
| 6 | disabilities | list<disability > | | optional | |
A structure holding the NSF Demographic information.
Struct: CustomDashboard
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | airavataInternalUserId | string | | required | "DO_NOT_SET_AT_CLIENTS" |
| 2 | experimentId | string | | optional | |
| 3 | name | string | | optional | |
| 4 | description | string | | optional | |
| 5 | project | string | | optional | |
| 6 | owner | string | | optional | |
| 7 | application | string | | optional | |
| 8 | computeResource | string | | optional | |
| 9 | jobName | string | | optional | |
| 10 | jobId | string | | optional | |
| 11 | jobStatus | string | | optional | |
| 12 | jobCreationTime | string | | optional | |
| 13 | notificationsTo | string | | optional | |
| 14 | workingDir | string | | optional | |
| 15 | jobDescription | string | | optional | |
| 16 | creationTime | string | | optional | |
| 17 | lastModifiedTime | string | | optional | |
| 18 | wallTime | string | | optional | |
| 19 | cpuCount | string | | optional | |
| 20 | nodeCount | string | | optional | |
| 21 | queue | string | | optional | |
| 22 | inputs | string | | optional | |
| 23 | outputs | string | | optional | |
| 24 | storageDir | string | | optional | |
| 25 | errors | string | | optional | |
A structure holding the cutomized admin dashboard information.
Struct: UserProfile
| Key | Field | Type | Description | Requiredness | Default value |
| 1 | userModelVersion | string | | required | "1.0" |
| 2 | airavataInternalUserId | string | | required | "DO_NOT_SET_AT_CLIENTS" |
| 3 | userId | string | | required | |
| 4 | gatewayId | string | | required | |
| 5 | emails | list<string > | | required | |
| 6 | firstName | string | | required | |
| 7 | lastName | string | | required | |
| 8 | middleName | string | | optional | |
| 9 | namePrefix | string | | optional | |
| 10 | nameSuffix | string | | optional | |
| 11 | orcidId | string | | optional | |
| 12 | phones | list<string > | | optional | |
| 13 | country | string | | optional | |
| 14 | nationality | list<string > | | optional | |
| 15 | homeOrganization | string | | optional | |
| 16 | orginationAffiliation | string | | optional | |
| 17 | creationTime | i64 | | required | |
| 18 | lastAccessTime | i64 | | required | |
| 19 | validUntil | i64 | | required | |
| 20 | State | Status | | required | |
| 21 | comments | string | | optional | |
| 22 | labeledURI | list<string > | | optional | |
| 23 | gpgKey | string | | optional | |
| 24 | timeZone | string | | optional | |
| 25 | nsfDemographics | NSFDemographics | | optional | |
| 26 | customDashboard | CustomDashboard | | optional | |
* A structure holding the user profile and its child models.
*
* Notes:
* The model does not include passwords as it is assumed an external identity provider is used to authenticate user.
* References:
* NSF Demographic Information - http://www.nsf.gov/pubs/2000/00form1225/00form1225.doc
* LDAP Schema - https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4519
* SCIM 2.0 - https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7643
*
* userModelVersion:
* Version number of profile
*
* airavataInternalUserId:
* internal to Airavata, not intended to be used outside of the Airavata platform or possibly by gateways
* (that is, never shown to users), never reassigned, REQUIRED
*
* userId:
* Externally assertable unique identifier. SAML (primarly in higher education, academic) tends to keep
* user name less opaque. OpenID Connect maintains them to be opaque.
*
* firstName, middleName, lastName:
* First and Last names as assertede by the user
*
* namePrefix, nameSuffix:
* prefix and suffix to the users name as asserted by the user
*
* emails:
* Email identifier are Verified, REQUIRED and MULTIVALUED
*
* userName:
* Name-based identifiers can be multivalues. To keep it simple, Airavata will make it a string.
* In the future these can be enumerated as:
* Official name (as asserted possibly by some external identity provider)
* Prefered name (as asserted or suggested by user directly)
* Components:
* givenName
* surname (familyName)
* displayName (often asserted by user to handle things like middle names, suffix, prefix, and the like)
*
* orcidId: ORCID ID - http://orcid.org/about/what-is-orcid)
*
* phones: Telephone MULTIVALUED
*
* country: Country of Residance
*
* nationality Countries of citizenship
*
* comments:
* Free-form information (treated as opaque by Airavata and simply passed to resource).
*
* labeledURI:
* Google Scholar, Web of Science, ACS, e.t.c
*
* timeZone:
* User’s preferred timezone - IANA Timezone Databases - http://www.iana.org/time-zones.
*


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| Class | public class YahooResultEvent |
| Inheritance | YahooResultEvent flash.events.Event |
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| data : Object
The event data object.
| YahooResultEvent |
| Property | Defined by | ||
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| $data : Object
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| YahooResultEvent |
| Method | Defined by | ||
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YahooResultEvent(type:String, data:Object = null, bubbles:Boolean = false, cancelable:Boolean = false)
Creates a new YahooEvent object.
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| GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_FAILURE : String = "getAccessTokenFailure" [static]
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getAccessToken request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_SUCCESS : String = "getAccessTokenSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getAccessToken request completes. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_FAILURE : String = "getConnectionProfilesFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getConnectionProfiles request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_SUCCESS : String = "getConnectionProfilesSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getConnectionProfiles request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTIONS_FAILURE : String = "getConnectionsFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getConnections request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTIONS_SUCCESS : String = "getConnectionsSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getConnections request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_FAILURE : String = "getConnectionUpdatesFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
listConnectionUpdates request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_SUCCESS : String = "getConnectionUpdatesSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
listConnectionUpdates request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONTACTS_FAILURE : String = "getContactsFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getContacts request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_CONTACTS_SUCCESS : String = "getContactsSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getContacts request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_IMAGES_FAILURE : String = "getImagesFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getImages request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_IMAGES_SUCCESS : String = "getImagesSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getImages request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_PROFILE_FAILURE : String = "getProfileFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getProfile request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_PROFILE_SUCCESS : String = "getProfileSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getProfile request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_FAILURE : String = "getRequestTokenFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getAccessToken request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_SUCCESS : String = "getRequestTokenSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getAccessToken request completes. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_STATUS_FAILURE : String = "getStatusFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getStatus request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_STATUS_SUCCESS : String = "getStatusSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
getStatus request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_UPDATES_FAILURE : String = "getUpdatesFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
listUpdates request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| GET_UPDATES_SUCCESS : String = "getUpdatesSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
listUpdates request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| SECURITY_ERROR : String = "securityError" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when a security error in encountered while attempting a data request.
| YahooResultEvent | ||
| SET_SMALL_VIEW_FAILURE : String = "setSmallViewFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
query request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| SET_SMALL_VIEW_SUCCESS : String = "setSmallViewSuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
setSmallView request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| YQL_QUERY_FAILURE : String = "yqlQueryFailure" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
query request encounters an error. | YahooResultEvent | ||
| YQL_QUERY_SUCCESS : String = "yqlQuerySuccess" [static]
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the
query request completes successfully. | YahooResultEvent |
| $data | property |
protected var $data:Object
The event data object.
| data | property |
data:Object
[read-write]The event data object.
Implementation public function get data():Object
public function set data(value:Object):void
| YahooResultEvent | () | constructor |
public function YahooResultEvent(type:String, data:Object = null, bubbles:Boolean = false, cancelable:Boolean = false)
Creates a new YahooEvent object.
Parameterstype:String |
|
data:Object (default = null )
|
|
bubbles:Boolean (default = false )
|
|
cancelable:Boolean (default = false )
|
| clone | () | method |
public override function clone():Event
Duplicates an instance of an YahooResultEvent class.
ReturnsEvent |
| toString | () | method |
public override function toString():String
Returns a string containing all the properties of the Event object.
ReturnsString |
| GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_FAILURE:String = "getAccessTokenFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getAccessToken
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_ACCESS_TOKEN_SUCCESS:String = "getAccessTokenSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getAccessToken
request completes.
See also
| GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_FAILURE:String = "getConnectionProfilesFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getConnectionProfiles
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTION_PROFILES_SUCCESS:String = "getConnectionProfilesSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getConnectionProfiles
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_CONNECTIONS_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTIONS_FAILURE:String = "getConnectionsFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getConnections
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_CONNECTIONS_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTIONS_SUCCESS:String = "getConnectionsSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getConnections
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_FAILURE:String = "getConnectionUpdatesFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the listConnectionUpdates
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_CONNECTION_UPDATES_SUCCESS:String = "getConnectionUpdatesSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the listConnectionUpdates
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_CONTACTS_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_CONTACTS_FAILURE:String = "getContactsFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getContacts
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_CONTACTS_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_CONTACTS_SUCCESS:String = "getContactsSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getContacts
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_IMAGES_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_IMAGES_FAILURE:String = "getImagesFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getImages
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_IMAGES_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_IMAGES_SUCCESS:String = "getImagesSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getImages
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_PROFILE_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_PROFILE_FAILURE:String = "getProfileFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getProfile
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_PROFILE_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_PROFILE_SUCCESS:String = "getProfileSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getProfile
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_FAILURE:String = "getRequestTokenFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getAccessToken
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_REQUEST_TOKEN_SUCCESS:String = "getRequestTokenSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getAccessToken
request completes.
See also
| GET_STATUS_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_STATUS_FAILURE:String = "getStatusFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getStatus
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_STATUS_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_STATUS_SUCCESS:String = "getStatusSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the getStatus
request completes successfully.
See also
| GET_UPDATES_FAILURE | constant |
public static const GET_UPDATES_FAILURE:String = "getUpdatesFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the listUpdates
request encounters an error.
See also
| GET_UPDATES_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const GET_UPDATES_SUCCESS:String = "getUpdatesSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the listUpdates
request completes successfully.
See also
| SECURITY_ERROR | constant |
public static const SECURITY_ERROR:String = "securityError"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when a security error in encountered while attempting a data request.
See also
| SET_SMALL_VIEW_FAILURE | constant |
public static const SET_SMALL_VIEW_FAILURE:String = "setSmallViewFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the query
request encounters an error.
See also
| SET_SMALL_VIEW_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const SET_SMALL_VIEW_SUCCESS:String = "setSmallViewSuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the setSmallView
request completes successfully.
See also
| YQL_QUERY_FAILURE | constant |
public static const YQL_QUERY_FAILURE:String = "yqlQueryFailure"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the query
request encounters an error.
See also
| YQL_QUERY_SUCCESS | constant |
public static const YQL_QUERY_SUCCESS:String = "yqlQuerySuccess"
Constant defining the name of the event fired when the query
request completes successfully.
See also


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QNEAT3 is a QGIS plugin that is written in Python and is integrated in the QGIS3 Processing Framework. It offers advanced network analysis algorithms that range from simple shortest path solving to more complex tasks like Isochrone Area (aka service areas, accessibility polygons) and OD-Matrix (Origin-Destination-Matrix)computation.
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Iso-Areas are essentially the network-based version of buffers. They answer questions like 'How far can i go on a network when travelling 2500 meters from a given Startpoint on a street network?'. Several approaches to compute Iso-Areas are implemented.
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Jose Mourinho: Tottenham new boss names Joao Sacramento as his new assistant
- Jose Mourinho names Sacramento as his assistant at his new club
- The 56-year-old tactician was recently appointed new Spurs boss
- The north London side sacked their former manager Pochettino after five years in charge
Newly appointed Tottenham Hotspur boss Jose Mourinho has been ranked second most paid manager in the world.
The Portuguese tactician signed a deal that will see him represent the interests of the club until 2023 - almost one year after staying jobless.
It was earlier revealed that the former Chelsea and Manchester United gaffer will earn about £15million-a-year at the north London club.
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The publication revealed that the Spanish born remains the most paid manager in the world with his arch-rival Mourinho next on the list.
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Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte earns £9m-a-season salary after joining the Serie A giants, while Paris Saint-Germain's Thomas Tuchel is paid £8m per season.
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The iPod as a social networking tool: "Well, their iPods have allowed them to create personal playlists that they carry along as a soundtrack to their lives. When they publish their playlists to Rendezvous networks in their dorms, other students surf those playlists to get an idea what people are like."
Another part of this article really reminded me of LifeBlog: "Using the touch wheel, they scroll through the whole collection in a couple minutes, presenting a kind of time-lapse view of their lives. It lets them share in a few minutes a lifetime of experience and discover things in common."
I find it weird that, despite the increasing availability of bandwidth, having your stuff with you physically is compelling. I suspect a generation that grows up with 3G may feel differently.


Problem Description:
We have 2 numbers a and b as input. We can obtain b from a. In each move we can add any odd number or subtract any even number. We have to count the minimum move required to obtain b from a.
Ideological Analysis:
Case 1: If \(a = b\) then, no move is required. So, answer will be ‘0’.
Case 2: If \(a \le b\) then,
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If the difference of a and b is odd then one move is required. Because we can add the difference with a \( (a + x) \) and obtain b.
For example, \(a = 2\) and \(b = 5\) , \(difference = b – a = 3\)
\(a + 3 = b\). So, the output will be ‘1’.
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If the difference is even, then two moves are required. Because we can have even number by adding 2 odd numbers.
For example, \(a = 2\) and \(b = 6\), \(difference = b – a = 4\)
\(a + 3 + 1 = b\). \( (a + x + x) \) So, the output will be ‘2’.
Case 3: If \(a \ge b\) then, (opposite of Case 2)
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if the difference of a and b is odd then two moves are required. \( (a + odd number – even number) \)
For example, \(a = 5\) and \(b = 2\) , \(difference = a – b = 3\)
\(a + 1 - 4 = b\). \( (a – x + y) \) So, the output will be ‘2’.
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If the difference is even, then one move is required. Because we can subtract the difference from a \( (a – y) \) and obtain b.
For example, \(a = 6\) and \(b = 2\), \(difference = a – b = 4\)
\(a - 4 = b\). \( ( a – y ) \) So, the output will be ‘1’.
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| DOSE: |
26 mg |
oral |
4-HO-MiPT |
(powder / crystals) |
I started the night at my friend's house, roughly 11 o'clock and immediately gobbled down the paper napkin that bundled the off white powder inside (took on a full stomach. I had a friend who I was with at the time, none of them taking any drug or ever even seen someone on a psychedelic). Ten minutes in, I began to feel the energy-like body high. We decided to go play soccer in the freezing cold rain, probably not the smartest idea. After about 10 minutes we decided to go wash off with the hose, since we had mud on us. I was very social during the onset, and was able to move easily, it was actually quite enjoyable.
As we got to the house the soccer ball was lying on the ground and I began to watch it deflate and inflate over a 4 minute period. Roughly thirty minutes in I felt a new level of intensity come on, not only to my body but my mind and between the next 10 minutes became a blur, but I do remember going down to the basement on a very wavy ground. At this point I remember being escorted to a car where a couple of my friends were who wanted to see me 'fucked up'. They put the heat on since I was shivering out of control. The warmth felt good and patterning along the roof of the car began to form. The patterns resembled big blood vessels running throughout the car and the taco bell rappers were tumbling between the seats. They took a couple of pictures of me, but I didn't really pay attention to them.
Talking began to become quite hard as I was escorted back into the house my friend #1 began yelling at me. He started to grow bright red horns and raised black eyebrows with glowing eyes. It was very terrifying. My Asian friend #2 came over to help me with the situation as I was cowering in fear. I found myself in a white room and my friend #2 seemed very extraterrestrial. I told him that he seemed like a beautiful angel but I wasn't quite sure if I was speaking English. I would also like to note that the colors at this point were extremely vibrant, the multicolored rug I was on began to form into a color whorl pool that I was standing on and the ceiling began to open and show sky. All this happened in about 10 minutes as well, it seemed like a couple hours. The auditory hallucinations began to confuse me as everyone's voice overlapped and played roughly 2-3 times like a skipping record.
[Erowid Note: Driving while intoxicated or tripping is dangerous and irresponsible because it endangers other people. Don't do it!]
I got back into the car and drove down the street to taco bell. The water on the road made every side of the street reflect, which caused great confusion The peak so far was not pleasant but after about 40 minutes of having my ego completely destroyed and the overwhelming body high made it seem as if I was going to throw up at any moment, it ended. The visuals faded quite rapidly, as I drank water the whole way through and went to the bathroom about every 20 minutes. After about 2 hours the peak was gone and the rest of mild patterning and waving faded in the next 2 hours as well. The body high did not leave until later that night and I slept a total of 20 minutes. I am still up right now without sleep in 24 hours.
I did not respect this substance enough and thought I could get away with these horrid conditions. On a more positive note, I would not trade the trip for another one. The complete ego loss was very insightful and the visuals were extremely stimulating.
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.


Vocabulary for SCReasonCode
Description:
Default Scheme: NHS Data Dictionary SCReasonCode
Assigned OID: 2.16.840.1.1138<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>
A code indicating the reason for the change of status of the Legitimate Relationship.
Version: | 03 |
Date: | 22nd October 2004 |
Values:
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Code |
Description |
Note |
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01 |
Referral Cancellation (Closure) |
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02 |
Workgroup Closure (Freeze) |
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03 |
Patient is deceased (Freeze) |
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04 |
Timed out through lack of use (Freeze) |
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05 |
Further Timed out (Closure) |
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06 |
Relationship Termination |
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07 |
Closure of Case |
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08 |
Referral acceptance |
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09 |
Referral rejection |
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10 |
Referral abandonment |
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11 |
Referral discharge |
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12 |
Patient registration |
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13 |
Patient deregistration |
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14 |
Self-referral cessation |
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15 |
Closure of Subject Access Request |
|


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Notice and warning messages generated by the server are not returned by the query execution functions, since they do not imply failure of the query. Instead they are passed to a notice handling function, and execution continues normally after the handler returns. The default notice handling function prints the message on stderr, but the application can override this behavior by supplying its own handling function.
For historical reasons, there are two levels of notice handling, called the notice receiver and notice processor. The default behavior is for the notice receiver to format the notice and pass a string to the notice processor for printing. However, an application that chooses to provide its own notice receiver will typically ignore the notice processor layer and just do all the work in the notice receiver.
The function PQsetNoticeReceiver
sets or
examines the current notice receiver for a connection object.
Similarly, PQsetNoticeProcessor
sets or
examines the current notice processor.
typedef void (*PQnoticeReceiver) (void *arg, const PGresult *res); PQnoticeReceiver PQsetNoticeReceiver(PGconn *conn, PQnoticeReceiver proc, void *arg); typedef void (*PQnoticeProcessor) (void *arg, const char *message); PQnoticeProcessor PQsetNoticeProcessor(PGconn *conn, PQnoticeProcessor proc, void *arg);
Each of these functions returns the previous notice receiver or processor function pointer, and sets the new value. If you supply a null function pointer, no action is taken, but the current pointer is returned.
When a notice or warning message is received from the server, or
generated internally by libpq, the notice
receiver function is called. It is passed the message in the form of
a PGRES_NONFATAL_ERROR
PGresult. (This allows the receiver to extract
individual fields using PQresultErrorField
, or the complete
preformatted message using PQresultErrorMessage
.) The same
void pointer passed to PQsetNoticeReceiver
is also
passed. (This pointer can be used to access application-specific state
if needed.)
The default notice receiver simply extracts the message (using
PQresultErrorMessage
) and passes it to the notice
processor.
The notice processor is responsible for handling a notice or warning
message given in text form. It is passed the string text of the message
(including a trailing newline), plus a void pointer that is the same
one passed to PQsetNoticeProcessor
. (This pointer
can be used to access application-specific state if needed.)
The default notice processor is simply:
static void defaultNoticeProcessor(void *arg, const char *message) { fprintf(stderr, "%s", message); }
Once you have set a notice receiver or processor, you should expect
that that function could be called as long as either the
PGconn object or PGresult objects made
from it exist. At creation of a PGresult, the
PGconn's current notice handling pointers are copied
into the PGresult for possible use by functions like
PQgetvalue
.


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Lamborghini Urus Performante Hinted By Chief Technical Director
Adding more super to the super SUV? Why not.
by Jacob OlivaI think we can all agree that the Urus is a special kind of Lamborghini. It's a practical bull, which is a word that you wouldn't really use in a Lambo until the Urus' birth. In fact, even Maurizio Reggiani, the Italian marque's chief technical director, drives one himself and it's easy to see why.
But what if Lambo makes a track-oriented version of the super SUV? Well, that thought isn't far-fetched because Reggiani has hinted about a Urus Performante in an interview with Automobile Magazine.
Gallery: 2020 Lamborghini Urus Performante rendering
Hinted is the operative word at this point because of Reggiani's answer when asked about the possible creation of the Urus Performante.
"I think we will see! You know, at Lamborghini, years and years ago at the time of the Gallardo, we defined this strategy. The Gallardo was the first one, and we continued with the Aventador and the Huracán. So we have the strategy, and we will maintain the strategy, but sometimes it's clear you need to invent or reinvent yourself in an order that cannot be predicted. This will be our target also for the Urus. It's difficult to talk about Lamborghini without mentioning the past models," Reggiani told Automobile Magazine.
Just Watch The Huracan Performante Go:
While it's clear the Reggiani wants to keep a bit of a cliffhanger with his answer, even mentioning about reinventing the company's path, we can infer that a Urus Performante is probably in the works. It may not be called a Performante per se, but we should expect a more powerful version of the Urus.
With that said, we should expect an exciting future for Lamborgini – even with electrification just lurking around.
Source: Automobile


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HOOK A film by Steven Spielberg A film review by John Wagner Copyright 1992 John Wagner
(Two Hollywood scriptwriters meet in a restaurant. Number One works for Steven Spielberg's organization; Number Two for another major studio. Number One sits down at Number Two's table, brandishing a heavily-pencilled typewritten manuscript of a film script.)
ONE: Hey there, dude! Que pasa? Listen, is the Spielberg organization hot, or is it hot?
TWO: Looks like you've been busy. Do I see a screenplay there before me?
ONE: Yeah, we just had a major script conference, with the Marketing and Customer Profile people there and *everything*. Mr. Spielberg even showed up.
TWO: Wow, it *must* have been important. What's the project? Can you talk about it?
ONE: Talk about it? Hell, man, we want this leaked to every major paper in the country. This is *the* number-one idea of the Nineties! It's a heartwarming film that'll make the whole family laugh, cry, and feel good about themselves!
TWO: SON OF E.T?
ONE: Even better, man! Here, have a look at the script yourself; I'll give you a rundown. (Hands the thick manuscript across the table).
TWO: So it's called HOOK, eh?
ONE: Yeah. Great title, huh? Now get this for an idea: Peter Pan -- you know, the kid from that Brit fairy tale?
TWO: Sure, Sir James Barrie.
ONE: No, Pan, Peter Pan. P-A-N. Anyway, get this: He leaves Neverneverland, grows up, and becomes an American corporation lawyer!
TWO: (Aghast) What?  This is some kind of parody, right? Like AIRPLANE?
ONE: Get with the program, man! This is a major creative breakthrough! See, he's married now -- to Wendy's granddaughter -- and he's got a couple of adorable, precocious kids just like the ones in E. T., and he's a borderline alcoholic...
TWO: *What!?*
ONE: ...yeah, and so totally dedicated to his job that he's, like, losing touch with his family.
TWO: (Leafing through the manuscript) From the way these kids are written, I don't blame him. 'Precocious' is hardly the word for it. Don't you guys over there at Amblin ever get to meet any *real* children? Kids don't act or talk like this. Not without a team of writers handy, anyway.
ONE: Aw, don't be so literal-minded, man! We're just bringing out the true heart and soul of the child in all of us.
TWO: (Suspiciously) Where did you get *that* line?
ONE: It's on the sign over Mr. Spielberg's office. Anyway, Peter's wife goes with him on a business trip to London...
TWO: Yeah, and what >about< his wife? Just riffling through the script, I don't see too much evidence of affection here. They both talk a lot about how much they love their kids, which is nice, but they don't show too much interest in each other.
ONE: Look, they're *married*, for Christ's sake! What do you think this is, a *romance* or something?
TWO: Well, you might at least have made her a more interesting person. She doesn't seem to be much more than someone for the kids to call "mommy." From what I see here, you've made her a cross between Betty Crocker and a botched Anne Murray clone.
ONE: Motherhood is what brings a tear to the eye of every right- thinking American family, you goddam coldhearted cynic. Our Market Research group says statistical surveys bear it out. Anyway, there'll be a big John Williams crescendo behind it every time the little tykes coo "mommy," and that's all the characterization she needs.
TWO: Okay, okay. Hmmm... I see that Peter has somehow managed to forget who he is, and that he used to live in Neverland. But nobody else from Neverland seems to have that problem when they visit our world. How come?
ONE: Just because, that's all. Look, it's a fantasy; you've got to have suspension of disbelief. Don't you have *any* imagination?
TWO: Let it pass. Let's see... Tinkerbell takes Peter back to Neverland, and the Lost Boys... Hey!  Even spiky haircuts and skateboards!
ONE: (Disdainful) Well, *sure*. I mean, this is the nineties, man! You don't expect audiences to identify with a bunch of turn-of-the-century Limey urchins, do you? We've got to have broad-based audience appeal. You'll notice that the Boys are an ethnically-diverse group, too: A prominent percentage of blacks, Asians, and Hispanics. Their leader is even a street- smart ethnic kid called Rubio.
TWO: But the Lost Boys, in the original story, were from *England*, not Los Angeles! You're trying to Americanize -- hell, *Californianize* -- the whole setting. Jesus, here you've got Captain Hook's pirates playing *Baseball*! (With sudden suspicion) Hey, do the Lost Boys at least have British accents?
 Now, look here, how the Lost Boys get Peter back into shape after Hook kidnaps Peter's kids...
TWO: Why did Hook kidnap them? How did he know Peter would be in London, especially seeing how Peter doesn't even know his own identity? And how did he get to our world and back?
 No imagination! I'm telling you, *suspension of disbelief*!  Just let the wonder and magic of the story carry you along. The important thing is that Pete saves his little ones, brings them back home to Mommy, and never returns to Neverland again.
TWO: (Amazed) He comes *back* to this world? What for?  Why would he come *back* once he knew the way? If he's so crazy about Mom and the kids, why not bring *them* over?
ONE: Oh, nonononono! Movie characters *never* choose immortality and magic over their everyday lives. They've always got to decide that the life they've got right here at home is the best of all possible worlds. If we were to imply otherwise, audiences might be dissatisfied with their own lives, and a dissatisfied audience is an unhappy audience that doesn't go out and tell their friends to see the film. Immortality is a taboo subject anyway. You can't have it in real life, so you've got to make it look undesirable on film.
TWO: Well, okay, but it still sounds to me as if you're just trying to glorify the American upper-middle-class yuppie lifestyle.
ONE: *Now* you're seeing the light, dude! All those aging Baby Boomers with adorable little kiddies of their own are just going to *flock* to this one! Market Research says it'll even out-pull E.T.!
TWO: (Flipping through more pages, skimming the dialogue) Now *here's* something intriguing, that really rings true: This part where Tinkerbell reveals that she's in love with Peter. And she's a good, strong character, with depth and a certain complexity.  That might be believable if you'd made the wife a real person, with some sort of dimension, but as she's written, she's about as interesting as a slice of white bread. You're trying to say that Peter would find this insipid wimp so fascinating that he doesn't even *consider* an intelligent, unique woman like Tinkerbell? Come on!
ONE: Listen, you degenerate, you're talking about *adultery*, maybe even *bigamy*! This is a *family* film, and the sanctity of the American Family Unit is the product -- I mean *premise* -- of this picture. Peter's wife is a Devoted Mother, and he wouldn't even *think* of betraying her! The juvenile lures of Neverland have no attraction for Peter. He only wants to get back to the rewarding warmth of his family. His sense of *responsibility* carries him away from such childish temptations.
TWO: Oh, really? But it looks to me like an overdeveloped sense of responsibility is what turned him into such a boozy, burned-out workaholic to begin with. It doesn't make sense to try and claim that his experiences in Neverland teach him something about the value of responsible behavior.
ONE: (Loftily) The Work Ethic; Willing shouldering of one's obligations; the sacrifice of one's personal needs for the greater good of the moral community. These are the foundations of our Kinder, Gentler, private-sector, Family-Channel America. What are you, some kind of *hippie* or something? Amblin Entertainment does not endorse self-centered hedonism. We have a responsibility to reinforce the moral outlook of all those ticket-buying, upscale, socially- conservative, middle-American baby boomers out there.
TWO: (Sighs wearily) It's only a film; stop trying to make it sound like the Sermon on the Mount.
ONE: Don't be irreverent. Mr. Spielberg has enormous respect for mainstream American middle-class values and their preju... er, ethical structures.
 This script doesn't do the job on *any* of those requirements.
ONE: Ah, that's because you're just looking at *words*, dude! We are no longer living in your archaic, word-oriented society -- today's world is *visually* oriented. Rock videos; visceral commercials. The image is the message. The *story* isn't what's important, it's the totality of the *product*, er, that is, the film itself. First of all (ticks items off on his fingers), we've got Industrial Light & Magic doing the megabuck special effects. Old Walt Disney must be spinning in his cryogenic vault wishing *he'd* had computer graphics like ours! Then there's the John Williams score, which captures all the rich magic of his music for STAR WARS and E.T....
TWO: I kind of figured that it would.
ONE: ...right. But I've saved the best for last: Get this, dude, we have signed *Robin Williams* and *Dustin Hoffman* to play Peter and Captain Hook!
TWO: (Thoughtful) Mmmm. Good choices, no doubt about that.
ONE: 'Good?' Hell, it's *great*! We were ready to fall back on Michael Keaton if Williams wouldn't make a deal, but everything worked out just fine, contract-wise. I've seen some of the early rushes of Hoffman playing Hook, and it's *incredible*! I mean, we are looking at possible Oscar material here, baby!
TWO: Well, I can easily believe that; he's quite an amazingly versatile guy. But the presence of one, even two, great actors isn't enough to make a film good by itself.  And pyrotechnic technical effects won't cover up lack of a story either, even with a John Williams score to dramatize them.
ONE: Story, hell! This film is an *experience*! Audiences will laugh, they'll cry, they'll leave the theater hugging each other with ecstatic warmth; it's a heartwarming experience that the whole family will love and cherish throughout their lives; it's an affirmation of goodness and a triumph of the human spirit.
TWO: It's a dumb, shallow story. And a very expensive dumb, shallow movie.
ONE: (Furious) Oh yeah? Well listen, mister literature-professor- type, you think maybe you could do better?
TWO: (Stares vacantly into the salad bar, thinking quickly) Well, there must be a hundred ways that the basic premise could be handled in a more believable, adult way. How about... Let's say, just for the sake of argument, that we keep your idea about Peter somehow leaving Neverland and forgetting who he is. Now he's grown up, unhappy in his corporate existence, but divorced, alienated from his own children. His wife has remarried, and the kids seem perfectly happy with their stepfather, much to his bleak dismay.
Now Tinkerbell comes along, looking for Peter. There's some kind of crisis in Neverneverland; Captain Hook looks to be setting up a pirate dictatorship or something. She drags him back against his will, just like in your version, and gets the Lost Boys to bring him up to speed and restore his lost memory. (Glares at ONE) And the Lost Boys will be British orphans, just like they're supposed to be!
There are all kinds of wild adventures, with as many neat special effects as you can afford, an eventual confrontation with Hook, in which he is defeated but not killed, in case you want to do a sequel. In the course of all this, Peter has gone from a confused, despised tackling dummy of the Lost Boys to a caring father-figure to whom they all look for guidance and support -- things that the old, less-experienced Peter couldn't give them: also not too far from your version. But then -- how's this? -- he realizes how his obsessions with material success were poisoning his relationship with his own children, and, in fact, that it was his buried memories of Neverland that were making him so unhappy in our everyday world, and leading him to the bottle. Now that he's back where he belongs, so to speak, he decides to become a real father to the Lost Boys, having learned his lessons. The love interest with Tinkerbell can be allowed to develop, instead of just being raised and then clumsily dropped. There: The End. Peter Pan remains a legendary, otherworldly figure; everybody lives happily ever after, and not a dry eye in the house. But we've done it with real, three-dimensional adult characters, believable, realistic child characters, and a coherent, logically-unfolding storyline with some depth and character development.
Of course, that's just one possible alternative approach. If you want to insist on keeping Peter's wife and kids in the picture, we could try it this way...
ONE: (Outraged) Are you *crazy*?
TWO: No, listen, when you start thinking about it, there are a lot of interesting possible ways of handling this set of characters and situations. We could maybe go at it from this angle...
ONE: (Frantic) No! Enough! You call that a *script*? Where's the reaffirmation of Traditional American Family Values? Where's the comforting reassurance that There's No Place Like Home? Where's the goddam *moral*?
TWO: What makes you think a story has to have a moral? Or if it does, that the moral has to be trite and simplistic? I was describing a story with *Human* values, not slanted from any special set of presuppositions. Sometimes, you know, 'home' can be a pretty unhappy place, one from which it's best to move on, if you've got the courage. It would take skill, talent, and a real feeling for genuine emotions to write a script like *that*. You couldn't gloss over the hard parts with a lot of slick, pseudo-sentimental cellophane, or swelling violin choruses.
ONE: (Disgusted) You see? You see? It's just your kind of cynical, jaded negativism that our organization is battling so hard to root out of America. You don't know anything about *real* emotion, the kind the Real People out there in the Heartland feel! Well, let me tell you, Mr. Scrooge, our Marketing Research department says that *your* kind only amount to 2.31 percent of the American movie audience! You can just go right back to your books and your creative writing classes while the rest of us Real People continue to tug at the bittersweet heartstrings of the American Dream! (Grabs script back, shoves it into attache case, and stands angrily) And furthermore, you *pseudo*-intellectual snob, *my* studio's five-year profit curve is *twice* the five-year profit curve of *your* studio! Good-*bye*! (Storms out of the restaurant)
(TWO sits at the table alone, munching on his sandwich and brushing spots of ONE's Cream Of Lobster soup off of his shirt sleeves. A waiter ambles along and begins clearing away ONE's dishes.)
WAITER: That fella sure was upset. Jesus, what a mess! Something wrong with his stomach?
TWO: Too much sugar, I think.
WAITER: He works for one of those movie studios. Writer, I think. I guess that kind of job'll give you stomach problems. What was it he was talking to you about, if you don't mind me asking?
TWO: Oh, I guess he really wanted me to sort of personally review a new movie he's working on.
WAITER: Oh, yeah? And what's your review?
TWO: (Thinking for a moment) P-A-N, buddy. Pan.
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History Filter dialog
This dialog allows you to restrict which requests are displayed in the History tab.
Fields
The dialog has the following fields:
Methods
The HTTP methods to filter on.
Codes
The HTTP response codes to filter on.
Teqlər
The Teqlər to filter on.
Alertlər
The types of Alertlər to filter on.
Notes
Whether the presence or absence of Notes should be filtered on.
URL inc regex
A list of 'include' regex patterns (one per line) - if specified then only those urls that match those patterns will be included.
URL exc regex
A list of 'exclude' regex patterns (one per line) - if specified then any urls that match those patterns will be hidden.
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ConsoleColor()
Syntax
ConsoleColor(CharacterColor, BackgroundColor)Description
Change the colors used by the text display. Any characters printed after calling this function will use the new colors.
Parameters
CharacterColor The color to be used for the characters. The color values range from 0 to 15, which are the 16 colors available in console mode: 0 - Black (default background) 1 - Blue 2 - Green 3 - Cyan 4 - Red 5 - Magenta 6 - Brown 7 - Light grey (default foreground) 8 - Dark grey 9 - Bright blue 10 - Bright green 11 - Bright cyan 12 - Bright red 13 - Bright magenta 14 - Yellow 15 - WhiteBackgroundColor The color for the character background. The values are the same as for the CharacterColor.
Return value
None.
Example
If OpenConsole() For Foreground = 0 To 15 For Background = 0 To 15 ConsoleColor(Foreground, Background) Print(Right(Hex(Background), 1)) Next PrintN("") Next ConsoleColor(7, 0) PrintN("Press return to exit") Input() EndIf
See Also
EnableGraphicalConsole()
Supported OS
Windows


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Traffic chaos after two serious crashes on A55
Queues are said to be around seven miles long
by Lottie GibbonsTwo serious crashes on the A55 have caused significant delays as emergency services deal with the situation.
Only one lane on the eastbound carriageway of the A55 at Bodelwyddan has reopened.
According to North Wales Live , there is still some oil on the road causing the "nearside lane" to close.
Police confirmed the lane is closed as a result of the crash between the Three-ways Garage and the turnoff for Bodelwyddan.
The ambulance service also confirmed that one person was taken to hospital after the second crash.
They said: "We were called on Friday 22 November at approximately 1.19pm to reports of a road traffic accident involving two vehicles on the A55 near Bodelwyddan.
"We responded with one emergency ambulance. One patient was transported to Glan Clwyd Hospital, Bodelwyddan."
It is understood that one HGV had overturned and one other vehicle involved. The driver was out of vehicle and crews made the vehicle electrically safe.
The spokeswoman added that they believe a structural engineer is still on scene assessing the bridge and lanes will be reopened soon once the HGV is moved.
Traffic is said to be very slow eastbound with queues around seven miles long.


Contracting parties: 2 total: Canada, USA.
Area: Within EEZs of Canada and USA.
Date entered into force: 1923
FAO association: No.
FAO statistical area: 67.
Objectives: “…research on and management of the stocks of Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis) within the Convention waters of both nations.”
Primary species: Pacific halibut (Hippoglossus stenolepis).
The x-axis on the figure below represents current spawning stock biomass (SSB2008) over IPHC’s spawning stock biomass reference point for halibut (SSBref). The y-axis represents current exploitation rate (U2008) over exploitation target rate (Utarget). Shown below is the Pacific halibut stock. For data sources, see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).
The figure below shows the time series of exploitable biomass of Pacific halibut, the species under management of IPHC; the red dashed line denotes the date IPHC was established (1923). For data sources, see Cullis-Suzuki and Pauly (2009).


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java.lang.Object org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable org.bouncycastle.asn1.x509.X509Extensions
public class X509Extensions
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static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
AuditIdentity
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
AuthorityInfoAccess
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
AuthorityKeyIdentifier
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
BasicConstraints
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
BiometricInfo
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
CertificateIssuer
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
CertificatePolicies
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
CRLDistributionPoints
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
CRLNumber
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
DeltaCRLIndicator
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
ExtendedKeyUsage
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
FreshestCRL
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
InhibitAnyPolicy
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
InstructionCode
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
InvalidityDate
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
IssuerAlternativeName
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
IssuingDistributionPoint
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
KeyUsage
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
LogoType
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
NameConstraints
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
NoRevAvail
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
PolicyConstraints
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
PolicyMappings
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
PrivateKeyUsagePeriod
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
QCStatements
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
ReasonCode
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
SubjectAlternativeName
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
SubjectDirectoryAttributes
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
SubjectInfoAccess
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
SubjectKeyIdentifier
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
static ASN1ObjectIdentifier |
TargetInformation
Deprecated. use X509Extension value. |
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BER, DER |
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X509Extensions(ASN1Sequence seq)
Constructor from ASN1Sequence. |
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X509Extensions(java.util.Hashtable extensions)
constructor from a table of extensions. |
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X509Extensions(java.util.Vector ordering,
java.util.Hashtable extensions)
Constructor from a table of extensions with ordering. |
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X509Extensions(java.util.Vector objectIDs,
java.util.Vector values)
Constructor from two vectors |
| Method Summary | |
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boolean |
equivalent(X509Extensions other)
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ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] |
getCriticalExtensionOIDs()
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X509Extension |
getExtension(ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid)
return the extension represented by the object identifier passed in. |
X509Extension |
getExtension(DERObjectIdentifier oid)
Deprecated. |
ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] |
getExtensionOIDs()
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static X509Extensions |
getInstance(ASN1TaggedObject obj,
boolean explicit)
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static X509Extensions |
getInstance(java.lang.Object obj)
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ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] |
getNonCriticalExtensionOIDs()
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java.util.Enumeration |
oids()
return an Enumeration of the extension field's object ids. |
DERObject |
toASN1Object()
Extensions ::= SEQUENCE SIZE (1..MAX) OF Extension Extension ::= SEQUENCE { extnId EXTENSION. |
| Methods inherited from class org.bouncycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable |
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equals, getDEREncoded, getDERObject, getEncoded, getEncoded, hashCode |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, finalize, getClass, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
| Field Detail |
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public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier SubjectDirectoryAttributes
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier SubjectKeyIdentifier
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier KeyUsage
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier PrivateKeyUsagePeriod
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier SubjectAlternativeName
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier IssuerAlternativeName
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier BasicConstraints
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier CRLNumber
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier ReasonCode
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier InstructionCode
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier InvalidityDate
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier DeltaCRLIndicator
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier IssuingDistributionPoint
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier CertificateIssuer
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier NameConstraints
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier CRLDistributionPoints
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier CertificatePolicies
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier PolicyMappings
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier AuthorityKeyIdentifier
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier PolicyConstraints
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier ExtendedKeyUsage
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier FreshestCRL
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier InhibitAnyPolicy
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier AuthorityInfoAccess
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier SubjectInfoAccess
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier LogoType
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier BiometricInfo
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier QCStatements
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier AuditIdentity
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier NoRevAvail
public static final ASN1ObjectIdentifier TargetInformation
| Constructor Detail |
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public X509Extensions(ASN1Sequence seq)
public X509Extensions(java.util.Hashtable extensions)
it's is assumed the table contains OID/String pairs.
public X509Extensions(java.util.Vector ordering, java.util.Hashtable extensions)
It's is assumed the table contains OID/String pairs.
public X509Extensions(java.util.Vector objectIDs, java.util.Vector values)
objectIDs
- a vector of the object identifiers.values
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public static X509Extensions getInstance(ASN1TaggedObject obj, boolean explicit)
public static X509Extensions getInstance(java.lang.Object obj)
public java.util.Enumeration oids()
public X509Extension getExtension(ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid)
public X509Extension getExtension(DERObjectIdentifier oid)
oid
-
public DERObject toASN1Object()
Extensions ::= SEQUENCE SIZE (1..MAX) OF Extension Extension ::= SEQUENCE { extnId EXTENSION.&id ({ExtensionSet}), critical BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE, extnValue OCTET STRING }
toASN1Object
in class ASN1Encodable
public boolean equivalent(X509Extensions other)
public ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] getExtensionOIDs()
public ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] getNonCriticalExtensionOIDs()
public ASN1ObjectIdentifier[] getCriticalExtensionOIDs()
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To complete and send a report you need to give enough information to identify the person. It’s not possible to investigate someone without it.
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ResultSet
class ResultSet extends AbstractResultSet
Constants
| TYPE_ARRAYOBJECT |
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| TYPE_ARRAY |
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Methods
Constructor
Get the return type to use when returning objects from the set
Get the data source used to create the result set
Field terminology is more correct as information coming back from the database might be a column, and/or the result of an operation or intersection of some data
Iterator: get current item
Iterator: is pointer valid?
Iterator: rewind
Cast result set to array of arrays
Return source column model
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No description
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Set the total rows
No description
Details
in AbstractResultSet at line 54
__construct(ResultSet $resultSet, string $returnType = self::TYPE_ARRAYOBJECT, null|ArrayObject $arrayObjectPrototype = null)
Constructor
in AbstractResultSet at line 70
AbstractResultSet
setArrayObjectPrototype(ArrayObject $arrayObjectPrototype)
Set the row object prototype
in AbstractResultSet at line 81
ArrayObject
getArrayObjectPrototype()
Get the row object prototype
in AbstractResultSet at line 91
string
getReturnType()
Get the return type to use when returning objects from the set
in AbstractResultSet at line 101
AbstractResultSet
buffer()
in AbstractResultSet at line 112
boolean
isBuffered()
in AbstractResultSet at line 122
null|Iterator
getDataSource()
Get the data source used to create the result set
in AbstractResultSet at line 132
int
getFieldCount()
Field terminology is more correct as information coming back from the database might be a column, and/or the result of an operation or intersection of some data
in AbstractResultSet at line 142
void
next()
Iterator: move pointer to next item
in AbstractResultSet at line 152
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key()
Iterator: retrieve current key
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current()
Iterator: get current item
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bool
valid()
Iterator: is pointer valid?
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void
rewind()
Iterator: rewind
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count()
Countable: return count of rows
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array
toArray()
Cast result set to array of arrays
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getColumnModel()
Return source column model
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setSource(AbstractSource $source)
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getSource()
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setHydrationOptions(HydrationOptions $hydrationOptions)
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getHydrationOptions()
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getPaginator()
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setTotalRows(int $totalRows)
Set the total rows


Tennis: Tsitsipas beats Thiem to win ATP Finals
LONDON: Stefanos Tsitsipas battled back from a set down to beat Dominic Thiem and win the ATP Finals on Sunday (Nov 17), emphatically staking his claim as the leader of the next generation of aspiring global superstars.
The Greek 21-year-old, who won, 6-7 (6/8), 6-2, 7-6 (7/4), is the youngest champion since Lleyton Hewitt in 2001 and the fourth first-time champion at the season-ending event in as many years.
It is Tsitsipas's third title of the season and comes a year after he was crowned champion at the Next Gen ATP Finals in Milan.
He has charmed the crowd at London's O2 Arena all week and earned his place in the final with an impressive straight-sets win against six-time champion Roger Federer.
"I've no clue how I played so well in the second set," said Tsitsipas. "I think my mind was at ease and I didn't give him much opportunity to play.
"It was frustrating to play with so many nerves but I'm so relieved I managed to win."
Defeat is a bitter disappointment for Thiem, who won five titles this year, including the Indian Wells Masters, and reached a second successive French Open final.
There was little to choose between sixth-seed Tsitsipas and Austria's world number five Thiem in the first set as a total of five break points went begging.
Both players had impressed on serve during the tournament, with Tsitsipas's figures especially striking -- 44 service games won out of 47 leading into the final.
Thiem found himself in a sticky situation at 0-30 down when trailing 5-6 but stayed calm and served himself out of trouble, forcing a tie-break.
The Austrian grabbed a mini-break on the first point of the tie-break and forged into a 5-2 lead but Tsitsipas pulled back to level at 5-5.
The Greek crucially sent a backhand long at 6-6 to hand his opponent set point and Thiem seized his chance after a set lasting 65 minutes.
TSITSIPAS BREAKS
But within minutes Thiem was under pressure, spraying a forehand wide to hand Tsitsipas the first break of the match.
The Greek held with ease and then produced a forehand down the line to break again, with Thiem threatening to unravel. He had won 12 out of 14 points in the set.
Thiem, who like Tsitsipas plays with a single-handed backhand, held to love in the fifth game to stem the tide but he could make little impression on his opponent's serve.
He netted with a backhand to hand Tsitsipas the set 6-2.
Thiem was rocking again at the start of the deciding set. He saved two break points to hold in the first game but looked increasingly shaky and was broken to trail 1-2.
The Greek was now well on top but out of nowhere Thiem was level at 3-3 after Tsitsipas put a backhand wide.
The Austrian was now playing with much more confidence, unleashing a series of blistering winners and edged ahead 5-4 after another service hold.
The set went to a tie-break. Tsitsipas edged ahead but Thiem pegged him back until the Greek was gifted another mini-break when the Austrian went long.
Tsitsipas made no mistake, serving out to win the title.
Tsitsipas has competition among his peers as the new generation attempt to dislodge Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, who have dominated the men's game for the past 15 years.
World number four Daniil Medvedev won two Masters titles this year and reached the US Open final while Alexander Zverev was in London defending the title he won last year.
But Tsitsipas, who has beaten every member of the "Big Three" in 2019, will go into the new season with the belief he can make a big impact.


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Return filing system is working fine: GSTN
GSTN said that the GST return filing system is working within expected limits.
by PTIGST Network on November 20 said the return filing system is working fine.
The statement comes a day after certain complaints made on the social media regarding the GSTN system not functioning.
GSTN said that the GST return filing system is working within expected limits. "Had it not been so, how more than 11.52 lakh GSTR3B (October) returns could have been filed yesterday with about 1.82 lakh returns filed in a peak hour," it said.
Also, on November 18, more than 8.14 lakh returns were filed, while on Wednesday, over 9.23 lakh GSTR 3B returns were filed by 4.00 pm and filing is going on smooth with 6.30 lakh returns filed between 12 to 4 pm, it said.
GSTN said any online system has to have a load threshold and for GST return filing system, it is at 1.5 lakh returns filing at a particular moment. If this threshold is reached, the site shows a message asking the taxpayer to wait for his turn in a few minutes, it said.
Referring to complaints, GSTN said it could have been possible that some filers may have momentarily experienced being logged out at the load threshold of 1.5 lakh returns load at a particular point of time or some difficulty due to any local issue at the taxpayer filers' end.
GSTN said the taxpayers are requested that they should not wait till the last three days to file their returns as normally there may be huge rush of return filing on these days.


Baker
This page contains an index of all the individuals in the database with the surname of Baker. Selecting the person’s name will take you to that person’s individual page.
| Given Name | Birth | Death | Partner | Parents |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ada Ivy | 1890-10-08 | 1982-10-18 | Irish, Charles Alfred | Baker, William S. & Annie S. |
| Charles William | 1853 | 1894-04-07 | Horsey, Sarah Ann | |
| Charlotte | 1894 | 1980 | Moore, Albert R. | Baker, Charles William Horsey, Sarah Ann |
| Clara E. | Howe, Joseph | |||
| Esme Ellen | 1913 | 2009-06-25 | Lavender, Frederick George | Baker, Robert W.& Edith K. |
| James | 1841 | 1908-01-02 | Horsey, Selina | |
| Jane Tilley | Irish, Samuel | |||
| Lena Louise | Cook, Frederick Charles | |||
| Lynsey | Uttley, Mark | |||
| R. J. | Irish, Ivy Edna Pearl | |||
| Robert W.& Edith K. | ||||
| William S. & Annie S. | ||||
| [Living] | Inkster, [Living] |


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