OpenLLM-France/wikimedia huggingface dataset:
# Montserrat

* The earliest meter stamps known are from 1976.
* The capital city of Plymouth and much of the rest of the country was abandoned after the eruption of the Soufriere Hills volcano in 1995.
1. Neopost “305” (MV). [$75]
    Provisional stamp without country name in the town mark rather than in the frank.
    Upright design with simulated perforation outer border.
    Value figures in center within oval of petal-type ornaments.
    M# with “RN” prefix flanks small crown and “EIIR” at bottom center.
    Empty top panel above small “POST PAID”.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0•00
NOTE: A postage meter brought in from Trinidad & Tobago (Type A7) was altered by removal of the country name for use in Montserrat. This same type of alteration of Trinidad & Tobago Type A7 was used in Grenada. Both provisional machines were used by the Royal Bank of Canada.
2. Neopost “305” (MV). [$50]
    As Type A1 but with “MONTSERRAT” in top panel.
    Without “POST PAID”.
    M# RN 001 seen.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0•00
3. Neopost “205” (MV). [$50]
    As Type A2 but smaller and squarer.
    M# with “RN” prefix.
    TM: BIC
    V/F: 000
4. Neopost “Electronic” (MV). [$20]
    Frank without border lines.
    Country name at top, value figures at center.
    M# with “RN” prefix at bottom.
    TM: DC
    V/F: ≋0,00
5. Pitney Bowes-GB “6300” (MV). [$10]
    Horizontal frank open at the sides.
    Crown at top left.
    M# with “P.B.” prefix at bottom center
    TM: DC
    V/F: ≋0.00
# Mozambique

* The earliest meter stamps are from 1960.
* All stamps are inscribed “MOÇAMBIQUE”.
* It appears most meters were installed in post offices and have only recently moved into private businesses.
NOTE: Catalog values are not provided as there appears to be little collector demand.
1. Universal “MultiValue” (MV), 1960.
    Circular frank with "CORREIOS DE MOÇAMBIQUE" at top and the meter number at bottom.
    Value figures are variable in thickness.
                                                          A. M# with “U” prefix
                                                          B. M# without prefix, meter number 150 seen
                                                          C. Without M#, inscribed “uCTT” [scarce]
                                                          D. With unengraved block in place of a meter number
                                                       TM: DC
                                                       V/F: 00$oo 000$oo
                                                          a. TM with “C.T.T.” at top and blank at bottom, without town name
2. Universal “Automax” (MV), 1960.
    Nearly identical to Type 1 but the value figure numbers are simpler and of uniform thickness.
                                                          A. M# with “U” prefix
                                                          B. M# with “uLM” prefix (for Lourenco Marques)
                                                          C. Without meter number, inscribed “uCTT”
                                                          D. With unengraved block in place of a meter number
                                                       TM: DC
                                                       V/F: =00.oo
                                                          a. printed in green
                                                          b. Town mark with “C.T.T.” at top and blank at bottom, without town name
3. Francotyp “Cc/Ccm” (MV), 1959.
    Spacing somewhat narrower than with Types 1 and 2.
    Date figures with stops.
    A small horizontal line appears above the meter number.
    M# with “I” prefix.
    TM: DC
                                                    V/F (thin numbers): 00$00 ◆00$00
                                                    V/F (thick numbers): 00.00
                                                          a. M# inverted
3.1. Satas "Baby” (MV). [scarce]
    As Types 1 and 2 but slightly smaller and with narrower spacing.
    Date figures are tall.
    Meter number without prefix.
    TM: SC
    V/F: 0 0 $oo
4. Hasler “Mailmaster” (MV), 1993?
    Rectangular frank with postal logo and “CORREIO” at top, “CORREIOS DE MOÇAMBIQUE” in smaller letters at bottom.
    M# with “H” prefix left of the value figures.
    TM: DC
    V/F: 0000.0
# Nauru

* Postage meters are not known to have been used in this island country of the Western Pacific Ocean.
# J2ME Programming/Qualcomm Brew and J2ME
## Introduction

Brew is Qualcomm's mobile operating system for mobile handsets. Prior to version 2.0 Qualcomm did not offer J2ME for their platform. Usually, to determine the optional APIs(JSRs) you end up tracking by JVM Vendor and version on device.

## Brew 2.0

* Supports MIDP 2.0 CLDC 1.0 via on air download of JVM, not fully enabled out of box.

## Brew 2.1(True Brew)

The Esmertec JBed CLDC is one of the JVM solutions used by OEMs for Brew. Here I have listed the minimum known common J2ME components as you will have to track by JVM Vendor and JVM version on device to determine the optional APIs(JSRs) that you can access on that device.
* Supports MIDP 2.0 and CLDC 1.0 fully enabled
* WMA JSR 120
* MMAPI JSR 135

## See Also

* Wikibooks
** J2ME Programming
** Java Programming

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
# J2ME Programming/Statements

In J2ME (or JavaME), all methods and statements are wrapped in classes. As it is written in Java, unlike C++, only one pointer operator ('.') is used. So, all references are written as follows:
# J2ME Programming/TaoGroup Intent
## Introduction

Tao Group is targeting MS PocketPC, MS SmartPhone, and SymbianOS Series60 with their Intent JVM solutions. The Intent JVM supports both the CLDC and CDC within the same JVM. Tao Group originally developed Personal Java JVMs early in Java's history.
* Intent 2.0
** MIDP 2.0
** CLDC 1.0/CLDC 1.1
** WMA
** JTWI
** MMAPI
** 3D Graphics
** CDC
** FP
** PP
** PBP
** RMI

## Deployed Devices
### Voq

* Voq Professional Phone
** MIDP 2.0

### MyOrigo

* MyDevice
** MIDP 2.0

## Conclusion

Tao Group's Intent JVM platform not only targets MIDP but also CDC profiles within the iTV and etc segments of the J2ME Platform.

## See Also

* Wikibooks
** Java Programming

## References

* "Intent-Java" (PDF). Intent Java.
* "PR115". Tao's intent Shipping in Europe with launch of Sierra Wireless Voq Professional Phone.
* "PR99". MyOrigo Unveils the First Motion-Controlled Smartphone.

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries.
# J2ME Programming/MS WindowsMobile and J2ME

The MS WindowsMobile(SmartPhone) OS came out without a J2ME JVM at least from Microsoft. However, because of consumer and Mobile Operator demand the OEMs of the MS WindowsMobile platform started partnering with JVM vendors to provide this functionality.

## HTC

In 2001 High Technology Computer gained a contract from Microsoft to design MS Smartphones based on MS's Stinger concept design. As both consumers and mobile operators demanded java functionality in form of J2ME/MIDP; HTC partnered with several JVM OEMs to bring this functionality to HTC MS powered smartphones. HTC smartphones can be found with many OEMs and Mobile Operators as evidenced by this table at XDA-developers.com("HTC Phone Models". HTC Phone Models.).

## Conclusion

By gathering what JVMs are being used in these devices either by HTC information or the JVM OMEs themselves one can determine the optional J2ME APIs that can be accessed. The minimum configuration seems to be MIDP 2.0/CLDC 1.0 and JTWI 1.0.

## See Also

* Wikibooks
** Java Programming

## References

* "HTC Phone Models". HTC Phone Models.

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
# J2ME Programming/Motorola JVMs
## Introduction

Motorola develops its own JVMs rather than customizing Sun's JVMs to port to OS platforms.

## iJV30

* MIDP 2.0
* CLDC 1.0
* WMA 1.0 JSR 120
* MMMAPI JSR 135

## See Also

* Wikibooks
** J2ME Programming
** Java Programming

## References

* "iJV30". Motorola Launches i.JV30 on the Innovative Convergence™ Platform to Drive Development of J2ME™-based Devices.

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
# J2ME Programming/PalmOS and J2ME
## Introduction

Palm through its PalmOS operating system for PDAs does not supply JVMs packaged with its OS. However, within the different platforms of PalmOS several JVMs have been provided.

## 68K

* MIDP 1.0
* CLDC 1.0
* JVM supplied by Sun as MIDP4Palm

## PalmOS Garnet

JVMs provided for the Garnet 5.2 and Garnet 5.4 devices:
* MIDP 2.0
* CLDC 1.1
* Web Services JSR 172
* PIM JSR 75
* FileConnection 1.0(GCF)
* JVM is IBM's WEME(known by project name of J9)
Typical devices:
* Treo 600
* Treo 650
* Tungsten C
* Tungsten T3
* Tungsten E
* Tungsten E2
* Tungsten T5
* Zire 72
* Palm TX

## Conclusion

While JVMs are not packaged with PalmOS directly, we can still determine the MIDP/CLDC versions and optional apis by tracking by a combination of device and by JVM OEM.

## See also

* Wikibooks
** J2ME Programming
** Java Programming

## References

* PDA & Handhelds Industry Reviews on Mobile Devices

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
# J2ME Programming/Philips J-Ware

Philips J-ware JVM for MIDP devices runs on Philips Real time Kernel and Linux on ARM 7 and ARM 9 processors using the OMAP application processor from TI("J-ware" (PDF). J-Ware high performance, fast time to market.).

## J-Ware Version 1.0

* MIDP Devices
** MIDP 2.0
** CLDC 1.0/CLDC1.1
** WMA 1.1 JSR 120
** MMAPI 1.1 JSR 135
** 3D Graphics JSR 184
** PIM/FileConnection JSR 75
** JTWI 1.0 JSR 185

## See Also

* Wikibooks
** Java Programming

## References

* "J-ware" (PDF). J-Ware high performance, fast time to market.

## Trademark Notices

J2ME, Java and all Java-based marks are trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc. in the U.S. and other countries. All other Trademarks are property of their respective owners.
# Oberon/ASigner

This document was originally hosted at the ETHZ. It remains under the ETH license and is in the WayBack archive.
Diploma Thesis Winter 1998/99 Supervisors: Pieter Muller, Prof. J. Gutknecht Institute for Computer Systems, ETH Zürich
The goal of this diploma thesis was the development of a basic Oberon System 3 for the DNARD Network Computer. The system should boot over the network using standard Internet protocols and include development tools as well as basic Internet tools. A RAM-disk should be used for local storage. Optionally, floating point support and an adaption of the system to a 2-button-mouse should be implemented.
A running Oberon System 3 is available for the DNARD NC. The system is based on Native Oberon V2.3.2 and the Oberon-1-Compiler for the Ceres. It boots over the network using TFTP. Floating point support and the adaption to a 2-button-mouse have been implemented. An assembler has been added to the compiler in order to support low level programming. Important applications and network tools have been ported (including FTP, Telnet, Mail, Columbus, TextDocs, EditTools, Script, Desktops, etc.)
The author can be reached at asigner@acm.org
Report (in German).
[ Department | Institute | Projects ]
ETH Zürich: Institut für Computer Systeme, ETH Zentrum, CH-8092 Zürich Comments to Pieter Muller <muller@inf.ethz.ch>
# Oberon/Android

The GNURoot Debian app is an environment allowing any Oberon capable of working as a subsystem of a Linux system, to work in Android.

## File Transfer

For an external medium (SD card or USB), a contemporary Android supports only FAT. Neither an Oberon filesystem nor a Linux ext filesystem is directly accessible from Android. This is a serious constraint (showstopper) for practical use of an Oberon system on Android. The system is useful for programming exercises. Aside from a removable medium, files can be transferred by FTP and SCP.

## Keyboard and mouse

Connect a keyboard and mouse using Bluetooth or USB On-The-Go.
Verify that both work.

## Install the GNURoot Debian app

Open the Google Play Store and install Xserver XSDL and GNURoot Debian. Several tutorials are found with a search for "android gnuroot install".

### Update and install Debian packages

Can require more than 60 minutes. To avoid tedium, attend to other work.
Start GNURoot Debian and execute these in the terminal. The full lxde isn't necessary for Oberon.

### Add a user account
## Install and run the Oberon RISC emulator
### Create a local repository for the emulator

If you want oberon-risc-emu to be in your home directory then,
If you want another location then,
Then make the local repository.
Your local copy of the repository is now in your home directory or myPreferredDirectory, in a subdirectory named oberon-risc-emu.

### Make an alias for starting Oberon

The screen dimensions of a particular device can be found with a search. Google "Alcatel POP7 specs" for example. Then edit .bashrc to create an appropriate alias,
This is an example. Adjust to requirements.
Alternatively.
Save with <ctrl>+o. Exit nano with <ctrl>+x.

### Start the emulator

Start GNURoot Debian. Tap the Xterm icon, 4th from the right in the menu bar. Touch in the Xterm to focus it. Then,
# Pinyin/Point

A point is a tiny mark showing a particular position.
1'g diaan shih biaaoshih 1'g tehdihng weihzhih d xihxiaao biaojih.
# Pinyin/Poland is a country in the central of Europe

Poland is a country in the central of Europe.
Poland shih Ouzhou zhongbuh de guorjia.
# Pinyin/Pluto

Pluto's volume is the largest in the known dwarf planets, the largest in the Kuiper Belt objects, and probably the largest in the trans-Neptunian objects. It is the ninth largest of volume in the sky objects which directly moves around the sun. Pluto is the same with other Kuiper Belt objects which is composed mostly of rocks and ice. It is relatively small, just 1/6 of the mass of the moon, and 1/3 of the volume of the moon.
Míngwángxīng de tǐjī shì yǐzhī ǎixíngxīng zhōng zuìdà, Kuiper Xīngdài tiāntǐ zhōng zuìdà, yě hěn kěnéng shì Hǎiwángxīng-wài tiāntǐ zhōng zuìdà de. Tā shì zhíjiē wéirào Tàiyáng yùnxíng de tiāntǐ zhōng tǐjī dì-9 dà de. Míngwángxīng tóng qítā Kuiper Xīngdài tiāntǐ yīyàng zhǔyào yóu yánshí hé bīng zǔchéng. Tā xiāngduì jiàoxiǎo, zhǐyǒu Yuèqiú zhìliàng de 1/6, Yuèqiú tǐjī de 1/3.
Pluto's orbital eccentricity and inclination are high, the perihelion is 30 astronomical units (4.4 billion kilometers), the aphelion is 49 astronomical units (7.4 billion kilometers). Therefore, Pluto enters the inside of the orbit of Neptune periodically. Neptune and Pluto will not collide because of their orbital resonance. In 2014, the distance of Pluto from the sun is 32.6 astronomical units. On its average distance (39.4 astronomical units), sunlight needs about 5.5 hours to reach Pluto.
Míngwángxīng de guǐdào líxīnlǜ hé qīngxiéjiǎo dōu jiàogāo, jìnrìdiǎn wéi 30 tiānwén dānwèi (44 yì qiānmǐ), yuǎnrìdiǎn wéi 49 tiānwén dānwèi (74 yì qiānmǐ). Míngwángxīng yīncǐ zhōuqīxìng jìnrù Hǎiwángxīng guǐdào nèicè. Hǎiwángxīng yǔ Míngwángxīng yīnwèi xiānghù de guǐdào gòngzhèn suǒyǐ bùhuì pèngzhuàng. 2014 nián Míngwángxīng jùlí Tàiyáng 32.6 tiānwén dānwèi. Zài tā de píngjūn jùlí shàng (39.4​​ tiānwén dānwèi), yángguāng xūyào 5.5 xiǎoshí zuǒyòu cáinéng dàodá Míngwángxīng.
# Pinyin/Pneumonia

Pneumonia is an infection of lungs that is most commonly caused by viruses or bacteria. These infections are generally spread by direct contact with infected people.
Fèiyán shì yī zhǒng yǐngxiǎng fèibù de jíxìng hūxīdào gǎnrǎn, kě yóu bìngdú, xìjūn huò zhēnjūn yǐnqǐ. Fèiyán yībān tōngguò yǔ gǎnrǎnzhě zhíjiē jiēchù chuánbō.
# Pinyin/Poetry

Poetry used highly concise language and imagery to express the rich emotions of authors, to concentrate on reflecting social lives, also is a literary form with certain rhythm and rhyme.
Shīgē, shì yòng gāodù níngliàn de yǔyán, xíngxiàng biǎodá zuòzhě fēngfù qínggǎn, jízhōng fǎnyìng shèhuì shēnghuó bìng jùyǒu yīdìng jiézòu hé yùnlǜ de wénxué tǐcái.
# Marketing
## Table of Contents

* Introduction
* Marketing Goals
* Marketing Strategy
* Marketing Plan
* Targeting & Segmentation
* Consumer Behavior
* Product Development
* Market Research
* Marketing Ethics

## Resources

* Wikiversity: (School of Business)
# Mario franchise strategy guide/Species/Noki

Nokis are a species that were introduced in Super Mario Sunshine. They have a shell that covers their entire bodies, sort of like that of a hermit crab's, except for their heads, arms, and legs. Nokis exist on Isle Delfino with the Piantas. Nokis mostly live near water. The Noki primarily appear in Noki Bay, but are also found in Sirena Beach, the Pinna Park, and Gelato Beach. Like Piantas, Noki come in a wide variety of colors. The girls sometimes wear headbands and have higher-pitched voices than the males.
Unlike the Piantas, the Nokis do not mention or seem to be aware of Shadow Mario. When a Noki's shell is jumped on or if they are squirted with water, they withdraw into their shell. They can also withdraw into their shells for extra defense.
In one mission of Noki Bay, a Noki Bay elder shrunk Mario into a jar so that he can collect eight Red Coins.
Nokis have also appeared as audience members in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Mario Power Tennis.
In Mario Superstar Baseball, besides being audience members, some of the female Nokis are playable characters. When playing as Noki, the player can choose between three color schemes.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Death Plateau

Needed to be able to craft and wield claws. Also helpful because Tenzing will always sell you climbing boots, which give a +2 strength bonus, after the quest.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Biohazard

To start this quest, the Plague City Quest must be completed first. In the "Plague City" quest players will have learned that West Ardougne is plagued. During this quest players will learn that it was all just a big lie and that there is no plague at all.
Rewards: the ability to use the King's training grounds, often used to train the ranged skill as there are ogres in a cage that can be accessed by a door to get the projectiles that miss back.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Cook's Assistant

Description: The Duke of Lumbridge is having a birthday, but the cook forgot to purchase the ingredients for the cake. The Lumbridge castle cook is in a mess; he needs a lot of ingredients and does not have much time.
Starting Point: Go to Lumbridge Castle. Talk to the cook; tell him that you will help.
Difficulty: Easy
Length: Short
Requirements: None
Items Needed: Flour, milk, and an egg.
The cook will tell you he needs ingredients to make a cake. He wants you get him flour, milk, and an egg.
Egg: Eggs respawn in the chicken barns. You can go to the barn northeast of Lumbridge. There is also another barn in Lumbridge and one south of Falador. You will see chickens inside the barn. Grab an egg from one of these places.
Milk: Buy a bucket from a General Store. Next, find a dairy cow. Dairy cows are black and white in color; you cannot fight them. They can be found around the brown cows you can fight. The closest dairy cow is in Lumbridge near the chicken farm, where all the cows are. Find the dairy cow and click on it. Click on the milk option. You will now have milk in your bucket.
Flour: To buy flour, you could get it from the Food Store at Port Sarim. A superior option is to make the flour yourself. To make flour, you will first need a pot, wheat, and water. You can buy a pot from a general store such as the Lumbridge General Store. If you walk northwest from Lumbridge, you should find a windmill. West of this windmill, south of Varrock, east of Draynor, you should find grain fields. Take one piece of grain. Now, go to the windmill between Draynor and Lumbridge. Once there, climb up the ladders to the very top of the windmill. Use your grain with the hopper. Next, look for the the switches for the hopper. Use the switches and the grain will fall down a shoot. Go down to the first floor and use your pot with the flour.
Once you have these three items, return to the cook and you will be done the quest.
Reward: 1 Quest Point, 300 cooking experience, and permission from the cook to use his range.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Creature of Fenkenstrain

The Priest in Peril and The Restless Ghost quests are required. This quest is amazing because it unlocks the experiment dungeon, one of the best places for combat training.
# Old School RuneScape/Quests/Black Knights' Fortress

Description: The black knights are up to no good. You are hired by the white knights to spy on them and uncover their evil scheme.
Starting Point: Talk to Sir Amik Varze, located on the second floor in the western tower of the White Knights’ Castle in Falador.
Difficulty: Medium
Length: Medium
Requirements: 12 quest points and capable of fighting or fleeing level 33 black knights.
Items needed: A cabbage NOT from Draynor Manor, an iron chain mail, and a bronze medium helmet.
First of all, to save time, get the items. Get a cabbage from the monastery near the black knight's fortress, buy an iron chainmail from Wayne's Chains in Falador, and buy a medium bronze helmet from Peksa in Barbarian village. If your smithing is high enough, you can just smith the chain and the helmet. If not, you'll have to buy it.
Talk to Sir Amik Varze. He will you that he needs a spy. He wants you to spy on the black knights for him at their fortress located northeast of Falador on Ice Mountain. You have to find out what their new weapon is and destroy it.
Make your way to the fortress. Enter the door to the south surrounded by guards. Make sure you are wearing the iron chain and the bronze medium helmet. If you are wearing those items, you can enter. If you are not, they will not let you enter.
Once inside, the wall right in front of you can be pushed. Push it to enter a small room. Climb up the ladder in this small room. Then go up the ladder again. Climb down the ladder beside the one you just came up. Open the door to your east and the door after that one. Climb up the ladder, and then down the next one. You will end up in a room with a Zamorak altar. Open the door and run to avoid the knights. Climb the ladder to the southwest and you will pop up in a small room.
In this small room, there should be a grill. Click on it to listen. You will hear a conversation between a witch, a knight, and a goblin. The witch mentions that any cabbage other than the one from Draynor Manor will destroy the weapon. Since your cabbage came from the monastery, you will destroy the weapon, which was what you were told to do.
Go down to the floor you entered the castle in, the main floor or the first floor. Try to open the door but you will be stopped. A guard will say that there is an important meeting going on and they'll kill anyone who gets in. Say you don't care and that you're going in anyway. Run from the knights and climb up a ladder. Walk east and south and look for a wall you can push. Push the wall to see a hole. RIGHT CLICK your cabbage so that you do not eat it, and use it with the hole that should be in the room. You will hear the witch groan, meaning you destroyed the weapon.
Now go back to Sir Amik Varze and tell him you sabotaged the weapon. When he is done talking, you will be done the quest.
Reward: 3 Quest Points and 2500 gp.