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ESPN opinion columnist suspended for having opinions about the NFL
www.vox.com
Just how much influence does the league have within the network anyway? And does this offer a clue?
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The sexual threats against Emma Watson are an attack on every woman
www.vox.com
A site was set up threatening to release private nude photos of Emma Watson, apparently because she stood up for gender equality. The threats against ...
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22 maps and charts that will surprise you
www.vox.com
These 22 charts and maps all told me something I found surprising. Some of them genuinely changed the way I think about the world.
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We created Vox to solve a problem in the news business. We’ve spent too much time in the media burying the important under the new. We want to ...
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In “The Shifts and the Shocks,” Martin Wolf proposes drastic measures to try to prevent another financial crisis.
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Why the plus-sized iPhone will win the future
www.vox.com
Not this year, but next year you're going to want an enormous phone and a smartwatch. I promise.
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He's been the government's top Supreme Court lawyer for three years — and his record there is pretty mixed.
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The yearly gathering of more than three million people presents a public-health challenge during the world's scariest Ebola epidemic.
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Amazon is one of the only things keeping the US Postal service afloat
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All those packages you get from Amazon are helping keep the USPS afloat these days
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Heritage Foundation's Canadian-born expert on America's founding principles warns that "year-round sports" is leading us toward a dystopia of sexy ...
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The Affordable Care Act is going pretty well. But a lot of its critics will never know that, because the voices they trust will never tell them.
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Neighboring countries are struggling to house them in nightmarish refugee camps
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The geography of the 2014 election is staggeringly favorable to the GOP, which is one key reason it's poised to pick up a whole bunch of seats in the ...
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It's better at electing people, it's better at running legislatures, and the fact that there's a Queen is a feature, not a bug.
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We've created this Twitter list to help you stay informed about the US bombing campaign against ISIS in Syria.
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America's most successful counterterrorism president knows he may have to become something he has long resisted.
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www.fastcodesign.com
Exclusive photos: The High Line's much-anticipated final phase is open. Bring on the tourists.
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perlfaq2 - Obtaining and Learning about Perl
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This section of the FAQ answers questions about where to find source and documentation for Perl, support, and related matters.
The standard release of Perl (the one maintained by the Perl development team) is distributed only in source code form. You can find the latest releases at http://www.cpan.org/src/.
Perl builds and runs on a bewildering number of platforms. Virtually all known and current Unix derivatives are supported (perl's native platform), as are other systems like VMS, DOS, OS/2, Windows, QNX, BeOS, OS X, MPE/iX and the Amiga.
Binary distributions for some proprietary platforms can be found http://www.cpan.org/ports/ directory. Because these are not part of the standard distribution, they may and in fact do differ from the base perl port in a variety of ways. You'll have to check their respective release notes to see just what the differences are. These differences can be either positive (e.g. extensions for the features of the particular platform that are not supported in the source release of perl) or negative (e.g. might be based upon a less current source release of perl).
See CPAN Ports
For Windows, use a binary version of Perl, Strawberry Perl and ActivePerl come with a bundled C compiler.
Otherwise if you really do want to build Perl, you need to get a binary version of gcc
for your system first. Use a search engine to find out how to do this for your operating system.
That's probably because you forgot libraries, or library paths differ. You really should build the whole distribution on the machine it will eventually live on, and then type make install
. Most other approaches are doomed to failure.
One simple way to check that things are in the right place is to print out the hard-coded @INC
that perl looks through for libraries:
% perl -le 'print for @INC'
If this command lists any paths that don't exist on your system, then you may need to move the appropriate libraries to these locations, or create symbolic links, aliases, or shortcuts appropriately. @INC
is also printed as part of the output of
% perl -V
You might also want to check out "How do I keep my own module/library directory?" in perlfaq8.
Read the INSTALL file, which is part of the source distribution. It describes in detail how to cope with most idiosyncrasies that the Configure
script can't work around for any given system or architecture.
CPAN stands for Comprehensive Perl Archive Network, a multi-gigabyte archive replicated on hundreds of machines all over the world. CPAN contains tens of thousands of modules and extensions, source code and documentation, designed for everything from commercial database interfaces to keyboard/screen control and running large web sites.
You can search CPAN on http://metacpan.org or http://search.cpan.org/.
The master web site for CPAN is http://www.cpan.org/, http://www.cpan.org/SITES.html lists all mirrors.
See the CPAN FAQ at http://www.cpan.org/misc/cpan-faq.html for answers to the most frequently asked questions about CPAN.
The Task::Kensho module has a list of recommended modules which you should review as a good starting point.
The complete Perl documentation is available with the Perl distribution. If you have Perl installed locally, you probably have the documentation installed as well: type perldoc perl
in a terminal or view online.
(Some operating system distributions may ship the documentation in a different package; for instance, on Debian, you need to install the perl-doc
package.)
Many good books have been written about Perl--see the section later in perlfaq2 for more details.
Perl.com used to be part of the O'Reilly Network, a subsidiary of O'Reilly Media. Although it retains most of the original content from its O'Reilly Network, it is now hosted by The Perl Foundation.
The Perl Foundation is an advocacy organization for the Perl language which maintains the web site http://www.perl.org/ as a general advocacy site for the Perl language. It uses the domain to provide general support services to the Perl community, including the hosting of mailing lists, web sites, and other services. There are also many other sub-domains for special topics like learning Perl and jobs in Perl, such as:
Perl Mongers uses the pm.org domain for services related to local Perl user groups, including the hosting of mailing lists and web sites. See the Perl Mongers web site for more information about joining, starting, or requesting services for a Perl user group.
CPAN, or the Comprehensive Perl Archive Network http://www.cpan.org/, is a replicated, worldwide repository of Perl software. See What is CPAN?.
There are many Perl mailing lists for various topics, specifically the beginners list may be of use.
Other places to ask questions are on the PerlMonks site or stackoverflow.
There are many good books on Perl.
There's also $foo Magazin, a German magazine dedicated to Perl, at ( http://www.foo-magazin.de ). The Perl-Zeitung is another German-speaking magazine for Perl beginners (see http://perl-zeitung.at.tf ).
Several Unix/Linux related magazines frequently include articles on Perl.
Perl News covers some of the major events in the Perl world, Perl Weekly is a weekly e-mail (and RSS feed) of hand-picked Perl articles.
http://blogs.perl.org/ hosts many Perl blogs, there are also several blog aggregators: Perlsphere and IronMan are two of them.
A comprehensive list of Perl-related mailing lists can be found at http://lists.perl.org/
Perl already is commercial software: it has a license that you can grab and carefully read to your manager. It is distributed in releases and comes in well-defined packages. There is a very large and supportive user community and an extensive literature.
If you still need commercial support ActiveState offers this.
(contributed by brian d foy)
First, ensure that you've found an actual bug. Second, ensure you've found an actual bug.
If you've found a bug with the perl interpreter or one of the modules in the standard library (those that come with Perl), you can use the perlbug utility that comes with Perl (>= 5.004). It collects information about your installation to include with your message, then sends the message to the right place.
To determine if a module came with your version of Perl, you can install and use the Module::CoreList module. It has the information about the modules (with their versions) included with each release of Perl.
Every CPAN module has a bug tracker set up in RT, http://rt.cpan.org. You can submit bugs to RT either through its web interface or by email. To email a bug report, send it to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>. For example, if you wanted to report a bug in Business::ISBN, you could send a message to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>.
Some modules might have special reporting requirements, such as a Github or Google Code tracking system, so you should check the module documentation too.
Copyright (c) 1997-2010 Tom Christiansen, Nathan Torkington, and other authors as noted. All rights reserved.
This documentation is free; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
Irrespective of its distribution, all code examples here are in the public domain. You are permitted and encouraged to use this code and any derivatives thereof in your own programs for fun or for profit as you see fit. A simple comment in the code giving credit to the FAQ would be courteous but is not required.
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Here's some feedback from participants in our Oslo workshop:
Good
- Discovered a dishwasher
- Test-driven development
- Lots of anecdotes
- Power plugs and coffee!
- Jokes (no, really)
- Reminded me why I should use version control
- Inspirational
- Discovering the web page
- Not slaughtered by Vikings (yet)
- Good teaching skills
- Free!
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Bad
- Lunch at twelve, please
- Didn't cover SQL
- Need to show code and output side by side
- Couldn't keep up with typing
- Greg speaks too fast
- Not good context for some examples
- Matrix programming lacked exercises and examples
- More exercises please
- 34 registered, 15 attended
- Tell us more about installation
- Lack of key point summaries
- Too short
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And from our Columbia University workshop in New York City (see also this great writeup from the course instructor, Dr. Rachel Schutt):
Good
- Lot of new information
- Collaboration!
- Pair programming
- Programming can be elegant!
- Many practical hints on productivity
- New Python tricks
- Liked evidence-based anecdotes
- Clustered necessary things together
- Interaction with students
- Breaks were perfectly timed
- Epd installation (yay!)
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- Installation hell
- Too much focus on impractical details
- Struggled to get code off screen into my machine
- No conversation about base knowledge
- Too little on data scrubbing
- Not enough practical answers
- Got totally lost (not time to copy examples)
- No chance to write down URLs etc.
- Too early for Saturday
- Doesn't leave enough time for homework
- Epd was hell to uninstall
- How to apply to R
- Out-of-order examples
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Film review by Kevin Patterson
THE HOUSE OF YES Rating: *** (out of four) R, 1997 Director/Screenplay: Mark Waters Starring Cast: Parker Posey, Josh Hamilton, Tori Spelling
THE HOUSE OF YES is a vicious but hilarious black-comic satire of the American upper class, introducing us to a bizarre family whose isolation and obsession with the Kennedys has led to murder and an incestuous brother-sister relationship (the two of them seem to flirt by re-enacting JFK's death, complete with ketchup and macaroni to simulate blood and brains). Their snobbery and detachment is revealed by the appearance of Leslie (Tori Spelling), the fiancée of the elder son in the family, who is ridiculed by the daughter for being from Pennsylvania. All of this is pretty absurd, but the dialogue, adapted by Mark Waters from a play by Wendy MacLeod, is clever enough to disturb the audience and make them laugh at the same time. Make no mistake about it: THE HOUSE OF YES is cold-hearted, mean-spirited, and perverse. But as someone who normally despises all three of those qualities in a film, I found myself curiously entertained by all this.

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The NfvDeployer Web service was designed to be a REST web service. It internally uses types that are defined in the xsd/NevDeployer.xsd XML schema. The shared data used by the system are declared in the src/NfvDB.java file and it was decided to use ConcurrentHashMaps to optimize the concurrency and scale well with hundreds of Nffgs. Private static long variables were also used to create the names of Nodes, Links and Nffgs. The init phase requested by the text of the assignment was realized by implementing a singleton pattern. In this way the init phase is called only when the first client connects to the service. The NfvDeployer exploits the Neo4jSimpleXML service only when it's necessary to deploy an Nffg, save a node in a deployed Nffg, save a link in an already deployed Nffg or retrieve the hosts that are reachable from a node present in a deployed Nffg. In the other cases (retrievement of the list of Nffgs, Nodes, etc.), the needed information are retrieved from the internal DBs (shared data) of the service without accessing the Neo4j remote DB. The data submitted by the client are validated by a customized MessageBodyReader that validates them against the defined schema. Further validations are also performed by each operation to ensure the consistency of the internal DBs.
When the creation of a new Node is requested from a client, the service checks if the correspondent Nffg is deployed or not, tries to allocate the node on the host selected by the client (if any) and if fails it tries to allocate the node on an available host by using the first-fit allocation algorithm. The information about the new node are then saved in the Neo4j DB and if the operation succeeds the correspondent data are also saved in the local DBs and the hosts are updated. Because the check on the host's availability and the host update take place in two different time instants (respectively before and after the upload of the node information on the Neo4j DB), they are enclosed in a synchronized block that ensures thread-safety. When the deployment of a new Nffg is requested, for each node are performed the operation described above and for each link (if any) are saved the needed info on the Neo4j DB and on the local DBs.
Because the name of the elements that has to be added to the system is chosen internally by the system, it's not possible to allocate two identical elements with the same name. The system does not perform any already existing element check during the deployment of an Nffg or during the addition of a Node because it was not required by the text of the assignment, so to speed up the operations it was assumed that two equal Nodes/Nffgs could be allocated into the system. As requested, instead, the already existing element check is performed when the addition of a link is requested and the client sets the "overwrite" query parameter to "false". In this case, the search is not performed by name (because, again, it is chosen by the system) but on the nodes connected by the link. If the "overwrite" query parameter to "false" and the link is already present, a 403 - Forbidden error is returned. Instead, if the "overwrite" query parameter to "true" and the link is already present, the old link is discarded and the new link is saved with the same name of the old one.


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by Michael HollanA teenager apparently attempted to make a daring getaway from authorities at the Will Rogers Airport in Oklahoma City.
The suspect had a felony warrant out for him in Cleveland County, Okla., when he arrived at the airport on a United Airlines flight from Houston. He became aware that deputies were waiting for him at the airport.
A spokesperson for Will Rogers Airport confirmed to Fox News that the suspect was able to escape from the plane onto the tarmac before he could be taken into custody. He then attempted to escape on foot.
It was also confirmed to Fox News that he was under observation throughout the entire chase.
At one point, he made his way onto the airport’s roof, where he jumped down onto a jet bridge and into a construction zone.
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His plane arrived at 1:42 p.m. local time. According to the airport’s spokesperson, the teenager was taken into custody only minutes later.
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Good list of ideas:
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Elaine is a young woman shocked by the global pandemic the like of which she has never seen. She has two young daughters and her husband, Micheal, is a resturant manager of Katie's and is being directly effected by the pandemic. Since she is staying at home and watching the girls she wants to be a useful as a possible and relay information to Micheal.
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public class MainGame
extends java.lang.Object
implements com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
Screen
.| Modifier and Type | Class and Description |
|---|---|
static class |
MainGame.State |
| Modifier and Type | Field and Description |
|---|---|
private BlueSky |
blueSky |
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera |
camera |
private FireBall |
directedFireball |
private long |
directedFireBallStartTime |
private com.badlogic.gdx.utils.Array<FireBall> |
fireBalls |
private int |
fireBallSpawnDistanceY |
private long |
fireBallSpeedIncStartTime |
private GameOverMenu |
gameOverMenu |
static MainGame.State |
gameState |
private int |
gh |
private long |
globalFireBallMovementSpeed |
private long |
globalTime |
private int |
gw |
private LifePickup |
lifePickup |
private long |
lifePickupLastSpawnScore |
private long |
lifePickupStartTime |
private static SimpleLogger |
myLog |
private long |
pauseDelta |
private PauseMenu |
pauseMenu |
private long |
pauseTime |
private Player |
player |
private long |
scoreStartTime |
private StarPickup |
starPickup |
private long |
starPickupStartTime |
private com.badlogic.gdx.utils.viewport.Viewport |
viewport |
| Constructor and Description |
|---|
MainGame(BlueSky game)
Creates the game
Screen . |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
private void |
allFireBallCollisionAndMovement()
FireBall Array is iterated here. |
private void |
allFireBallSpeedAndSpawnDistance()
Increases fireball speed and decreases spawn y distance every half a second.
|
private void |
checkCollisions()
All collisions are placed here
|
private void |
checkGameOver()
Check if
Player has lost by loosing all Player.life . |
private void |
checkGamePause()
Check if game entered pause
gameState by user pressing escape key. |
private void |
checkGameState()
All game state checks are located here
|
private void |
checkGameWon()
Check if
Player has won by collecting 999990 points. |
private void |
directedFireballCollisionDetection()
|
void |
dispose() |
private void |
draw()
Draws all the game object
SpriteBatch , uses Assets
TODO Place some of the drawing in to their respective classes. |
private void |
fireBallsCollisionDetection(FireBall fireBall)
|
void |
hide() |
void |
pause() |
private void |
pickupCollisionDetection()
All beneficial pickup collision with
Player |
void |
render(float delta) |
void |
resize(int width,
int height) |
void |
resume() |
private void |
setGlobalTime()
Set
globalTime by subtracting time that game has spent in pause gameState . |
private void |
setTimers()
Set all the game timers according to
globalTime . |
void |
show() |
private void |
spawnDirectedFireBall()
|
private void |
spawnFireBall()
Spawn a
FireBall on a random point of x axis. |
private void |
spawnFireBall(FireBall lastFireball)
|
private void |
spawnFireBallsBasedOnY()
|
private void |
spawnLifePickup()
Spawns a
LifePickup every 1000 points in a random location on top half of the screen. |
private void |
spawnStarPickup()
Spawns a
StarPickup every 10 seconds in a random location on top half of the screen. |
private void |
update(float delta)
All the updates are placed here, also contains music volume.
|
private void |
updateDirectedFireBall()
Updates directed fireballs x and y x coordinates or destroys it.
|
private void |
updateFireballs()
All the fire ball updates are placed here.
|
private void |
updateLifePickup()
Updates life pickup, sets
LifePickup.quarterLifeReached or destroys it. |
private void |
updatePlayerScore()
Updates player score according to
scoreStartTime ,
globalFireBallMovementSpeed
and Player.starPickupActive |
private void |
updateStarPickup()
Updates star pickup, destroys it if necessary.
|
private final BlueSky blueSky
private com.badlogic.gdx.graphics.OrthographicCamera camera
private com.badlogic.gdx.utils.viewport.Viewport viewport
private Player player
private LifePickup lifePickup
private StarPickup starPickup
private FireBall directedFireball
private com.badlogic.gdx.utils.Array<FireBall> fireBalls
private PauseMenu pauseMenu
private GameOverMenu gameOverMenu
private long globalTime
private long pauseTime
private long pauseDelta
private long lifePickupLastSpawnScore
private long globalFireBallMovementSpeed
private long fireBallSpeedIncStartTime
private long scoreStartTime
private long directedFireBallStartTime
private long lifePickupStartTime
private long starPickupStartTime
private int fireBallSpawnDistanceY
private int gw
private int gh
private static SimpleLogger myLog
public static MainGame.State gameState
public void render(float delta)
render
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void show()
show
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void resize(int width, int height)
resize
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void pause()
pause
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void resume()
resume
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void hide()
hide
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
public void dispose()
dispose
in interface com.badlogic.gdx.Screen
private void draw()
SpriteBatch
, uses Assets
TODO Place some of the drawing in to their respective classes.private void update(float delta)
delta
- frame delta timeprivate void updateFireballs()
private void updateDirectedFireBall()
private void updatePlayerScore()
scoreStartTime
,
globalFireBallMovementSpeed
and Player.starPickupActive
private void updateLifePickup()
LifePickup.quarterLifeReached
or destroys it.private void updateStarPickup()
private void checkCollisions()
private void directedFireballCollisionDetection()
private void fireBallsCollisionDetection(FireBall fireBall)
FireBall
has hit Player
.
This triggers global FireBall
movement speed and spawn distance resetfireBall
- requires FireBall
private void pickupCollisionDetection()
Player
private void allFireBallCollisionAndMovement()
FireBall
Array
is iterated here.
fireBallsCollisionDetection(game.FireBall)
and allFireBallSpeedAndSpawnDistance()
is called.
x and y coordinates are updated depending on globalFireBallMovementSpeed
.private void allFireBallSpeedAndSpawnDistance()
private void spawnLifePickup()
LifePickup
every 1000 points in a random location on top half of the screen.private void spawnStarPickup()
StarPickup
every 10 seconds in a random location on top half of the screen.private void spawnFireBallsBasedOnY()
private void spawnFireBall()
FireBall
on a random point of x axis.private void spawnFireBall(FireBall lastFireball)
lastFireball
- requires FireBall
private void spawnDirectedFireBall()
private void checkGameState()
private void checkGameWon()
Player
has won by collecting 999990 points.private void checkGameOver()
Player
has lost by loosing all Player.life
.private void checkGamePause()
gameState
by user pressing escape key.private void setTimers()
globalTime
.private void setGlobalTime()
globalTime
by subtracting time that game has spent in pause gameState
.


This week we used a computer software called raspberry pi. Rapberry bi is pretty much a really small computer that has games and certain coding things. We were able to play minecraft on it and also make a LED board light up and scroll our name all due to coding in python. This was a very interesting process as it was time consuming to code and make sure you put everything in right.


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Afterwards, redirect URIs tell us where to return your users in your application.
Learn more about redirect URIs.
| Redirect URIs | Action button column |
|---|---|
| @uri |
@if(application.permits(loggedIn.developer, SandboxOrAdmin)){
@helper.form(action = routes.Redirects.changeRedirect(application.id)) {
@helper.CSRF.formField
}
@helper.form(action = routes.Redirects.deleteRedirect(application.id)) {
@helper.CSRF.formField
}
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|
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Andika - Design
Andika is a sans serif, Unicode-compliant font designed especially for literacy use, taking into account the needs of beginning readers. The focus is on clear, easy-to-perceive letterforms that will not be readily confused with one another.
A sans serif font is preferred by some literacy personnel for teaching people to read. Its forms are simpler and less cluttered than those of most serif fonts. For years, literacy workers have had to make do with fonts that were not really suitable for beginning readers and writers. In some cases, literacy specialists have had to tediously assemble letters from a variety of fonts in order to get all of the characters they need for their particular language project, resulting in confusing and unattractive publications. Andika addresses those issues.
Andika provides clear, simply designed letters. This facilitates letter recognition, a skill second only to distinguishing sounds in learning to read. Some fonts have letters that look like mirror images of each other, which for a new reader can be confusing. Andika gives those similar letters distinct characteristics to reduce confusion. The differences are so small that most people would not notice them, but those small differences give the brain a little help. We also applied these differentiation techniques throughout all of the hundreds and thousands of glyphs in the font, so that even those writing systems that use rare symbols can benefit.
Some of the things requested by literacy specialists over the years are addressed in Andika:
- sans serif design (no ‘little feet’ on the letters)
- lower case ‘a’ and ‘g’ that look more like handwriting (also known as ‘single-story’ shapes)
- capital i, lower case l, and numeral 1 that don’t look alike
- lower case r which, when followed by n, doesn’t look like m
- diacritics (accent marks) that are large enough to recognize, and which position themselves properly
- letter shapes to fit local preferences. Some parts of the world use a y with no curved tail, for example, or a 7 with a crossbar. These are just two of the optional letter shapes available
Type samples showing an inventory of some of the unusual glyphs and features can be downloaded here: Andika Type Sample.
A sample from one page is shown below.
For a complete list of characters included in Andika, see Character Set Support.
SIL International is the creator of the Andika fonts, and is the owner of all proprietary rights therein.
Andika is a trademark of SIL International.


Charlotte.Views.Compiler
The Views Compiler builds view modules for all the view files found at the specified path.
During development the views will interpret the file on each render. Otherwise the views will be read and converted into functions via the EEx function_from_file macro.
The Views Compiler assumes that Views live in subdirectories at the given root path. The first directory off the root is considered to be the controller name. The filename is assumed to be the action name.
For example:
```
- views
- users
- new.eex
- create.eex
- special_needs
- show.eex
- new.eex
- create.eex
```
The above structure would result in the following Modules:
```
Charlotte.Views.Users
- new/1
- create/1
Charlotte.Views.SpecialNeeds
- show/1
- new/1
- create/1
```
Each view method takes a keyed list of assignment/value pairs.
Summary
| compile(env) | Compile the views found at path |


October 17
Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends. John 15:13
We often think of laying down your life for someone else in terms of dying. That's what Jesus did. He loved us so much He laid down His life by dying in our place so that we could live.
But now, He's asked us to lay down our lives in a different way. He's asked us to show our love, not by dying for others, but by living for them.
Exactly what does that mean?
Sometimes it means giving our lives by spending time in prayer for someone. Other times it means giving of ourselves with love and understanding. Many times it means laying down our own selfish desires in order to meet the needs of another.
Romans 15:1 puts it this way, "We then that are strong ought to bear the infirmities of the weak, and not to please ourselves."
When you lay down your life, you live to please God instead of yourself. You let your life be guided by His love. If love leads you to the person next door, you follow. When love calls you to intercede for someone in need, you yield.
 Say:
"Father, in Jesus' Name, I see from Your Word that You were willing to give of
Yourself, in the person of Your Son, for all men. I understand that because Jesus is Lord of my life, I, too, am called to give myself to others. I choose to accept that calling today.
"I'll give of my time. I'll give of Your love in me. I'll be strong and lift up those who are weak. I'm willing to be available to be used of You so that those around me might experience the abundant life You have provided.
"You have loved me, Lord, with the greatest love there is. I count it a privilege now to share that love with others. I thank You for it in Jesus' Name. Amen."
Scripture Reading: Galatians 5:22-26, Galatians 6:1-3


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At first the document will add focus
event handlers to every descendant of <body>
.
It will then try to .focus()
every element to identify which elements satisfiy Focus Managemenet.
After that you - the user - can hit TAB a couple of times (like 50 or something) to determine the browser's natural tabbing order


Say, Widget!
Ex:
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To bind record definition field, Current Temperature is {{rec_< FIELDNAME >}} degree celcius
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Bob Marley’s estate has won a court case against a clothing company accused of using the reggae star’s likeness on T-shirts without permission.
Following many years of battling with the firm, the family of the late musician won an appeal against A.V.E.L.A. and other merchandisers who unlawfully used his image.
Marley’s heirs, known as Fifty-Six Hope Road Music, control the ownership of the late reggae star’s likeness. They previously sued A.V.E.L.A. in 2008 for using photographs of the singer on merchandise sold at US retailers such as Target and Walmart.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, A.V.E.L.A. argued that consumers would always “associate a deceased celebrity’s image with that of his or her estate”, but a judge ruled that plaintiffs only succeed if they “show more than mere association”.
An appeals court in Nevada decided that there was sufficient evidence that those purchasing the product were confused about who was endorsing the T-shirts featuring Marley’s image. In order to settle the dispute, plaintiffs conducted a survey of more than 500 individuals at shopping centres to ask: “Who do you think gave their permission or approval for this particular T-shirt to be made or put out?”
A total of 37% of those questioned said they believed the T-shirts were official, Marley-family sanctioned merchandise.
The recent win by Marley’s estate is the latest victory for musicians reclaiming control of their public image, following the recent lawsuit bought by Rihanna, which prevented Topshop from selling T-shirts displaying her image.


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We're here to help you to make sure your coderetreat is an
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Russell Westbrook Calls Patrick Beverley “Trash” After Both Players Foul Out (VIDEO)
by Darrelle LincolnWhat a great last night in Los Angeles as the Clippers and Rockets did battle with each other for the second time during the season.
During the 4th quarter, foul trouble would plague both teams as Patrick Beverley saw his night end with six fouls and eventually Russell Westbrook would catch his sixth foul.
Both players have a long history with disliking each other and it kept up when Pat Bev mocked Westbrook and his shot while Russ called him ‘trash’ several times.
The Clippers would go on to win the game 122-119.


Full Metal Jacket Directed by Stanley Kubrick Starring Matthew Modine, Vincent D'Onofrio, Lee Ermey, Adam Baldwin USA, 1987 Rated R (war violence, strong language)
C-
The fact that Full Metal Jacket, Stanley Kubrick's Vietnam War movie, was filmed entirely on soundstages in England has been advertised by many critics as if it were a quality of the film. It certainly is a different way of working out locations. Full Metal Jacket abandons the Oliver Stone war epic and opts for a clumsy string of ‘Nam vignettes. Sadly, unique approaches cannot salvage a dead movie, which is what I think Full Metal Jacket is. Labeled the cinema's "master" by countless film fans, historians, and filmmakers, Stanley Kubrick has made a few masterpieces: 2001: A Space Odyssey, his galactic opera, and Dr. Strangelove, his festival of Cold War caricatures. These films were brilliant because they discussed things that were valuable or poked fun at certain issues in frightening ways. Full Metal Jacket has been hailed in many arenas as the definitive war film which surprises me because the movie, a two-part epic wanna-be, and its isolated anecdotes, though slightly amusing, are either war clichés or seemingly fabricated horror shows of hilarity. Is this what the Vietnam War was about?
Full Metal Jacket (the title refers to ammunition) seems to house two short films. Both have the film's central hero, a private nicknamed Joker (Matthew Modine), but they seem unrelated. The first segment of the film depicts the horrors of basic training. Several marine recruits are at the South Carolina bootcamp which is dominated by the instructor from hell, Sgt. Hartman (Lee Ermey). He verbally and physically abuses the men (he calls them "ladies" and "maggots"), shooting insanely rude remarks like bullets, violating them, and forcing them to violate themselves and their beliefs. Hartman finds a pet victim in a heavy klutz named Leonard or, as he is renamed, Gomer Pyle (Vincent D'Onofrio). While the film's focal point, Pvt. Joker, struggles to help Pyle in this netherworld, the entire camp gets punished for every frequent mistake Pyle makes.
This boot camp segment is nothing more than a march of characters as empty of humanity as the caricatures in Strangelove. Kubrick keeps shoving his theme of dehumanization down our throats throughout the film but, with dehumanization, there must be humanity first and this film's characters are not of flesh and blood but are 2-D and, as far as I'm concerned, are corpses. If we are supposed to sympathize with these men who are quickly being molded and brainwashed into becoming killing machines, we must know and witness that they have human qualities that are worth saving from this corruption. The strange thing is that all the time America thought it was going to help Vietnam purge itself of Communism, it was contaminating its own people by replacing their souls with robotic, murderous ones.
People say that Lee Ermey and Vincent D'Onofrio give searing performances. If they are supposed to show any range of emotion, they have not done so. Ermey's and D'Onofrio's may be the most interesting characters in the entire movie, and the two play their monotone roles with relative force, but there is nothing here but clown acts. There is not one streak of life in any of these characters, which is both yawn-inducing and may mislead some to think this film is thought-provoking stuff. The first segment is a cartoon with that sinister look of murder borrowed from Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. It is bitterly hilarious, but with little to say on the effects of war or dehumanization.
The film's second segment cannot claim to be as entertaining. At least the first part of Full Metal Jacket was absorbing and we got a sense of what the director was hinting at. In the second portion, everything falls apart. Even the few building blocks on violence and terror that the first part provided dissolve under the sheer lack of direction of the film's message. We meet up again with Pvt. Joker who is now a journalist for the magazine Stars & Stripes. He follows a platoon to get their insights and becomes an unwilling part of a cat-and-mouse showdown between a Vietnamese sniper and the quickly dying men in the group.
There are some interesting scenes in this segment: one in which a television crew slowly pans across soldier-infested grounds. This scene serves no purpose. Another scene has the same crew interviewing men at war. The men are self-conscious in front of the camera and talk about their ideas on Vietnam and the war they're fighting. That scene too has no purpose.
It is especially discouraging that the film's hero, Pvt. Joker, is without motivation, evident interest, or insights into the war.  All the characters seem this way. Full Metal Jacket is clueless: the Vietnamese population is represented by two prostitutes who come around as easily bought items for American soldiers. The men bargain with the hookers' managers and the prostitutes satisfy their low-paying customers. The only other significant Vietnamese character is the female sniper in the climactic scene. She is shot and Pvt. Joker must choose whether he wants to put her out of her misery or let her lie there to rot. She yelps, "Shoot me" endlessly in this rather painful scene.
Kubrick's vision of Vietnam is a world of sameness. I do not mock Kubrick's desire to film Jacket on British soundstages for location is of little importance with a good movie and a good production designer waiting in the wings, but the film has a gross artificial aura. We see the same environment throughout the second half of the movie: the imported palm trees, the constructed ruined buildings. Kubrick has a lack of vision for Full Metal Jacket, both visually and, worst of all, thematically. The director is a man of great passion for films and we know he tried on this film. However, rather than having the truth of the stupidity of war float to the surface, he lets all truth sink to the bottom.
There is nothing new to be learned from this movie. The first segment shifts to the next with such disregard for continuity that you're positive the second part belongs to a totally different film. People will say that Kubrick leaves Full Metal Jacket open for discussion and one's own opinions, but there is nothing here upon which to base opinions. Some of the movie is enjoyable but, as a moralistic tale, Full Metal Jacket is unique, but puny and primitive.
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Created by Pablo Cúbico / @pablocubico - Check out the gorgeous Reveal JS
Being part of mozilla the open design team aims to bring open source principles to the design world in an unprecedented way.
All ideas are generated by the community are considered open source and made available through Creative Commons.
The team's website https://blog.mozilla.org/opendesign/
Is basically the WebMaker project but everyone said it's dead so i dropped it u_u
The team responsible for translating mozilla products.
Translation takes more than just knowing the language, a translator must be familiar with the culture for it to work hence "localization".
Today most mozilla products and websites are available in 74 languages
Pontoon
It suffises to pick a language from the list and make your suggestions as you go along.
Used mostly for translating Mozilla websites
Support.mozilla.org
Used for translating SuMo articles. It looks a lot less cool..
From the dashboard you can see what articles are in need of your contribution although the top priority articles are sent to us via email
The localization interface


When you google “Millennials,” here are a few of the top search results:
- Millennials - Wikipedia: Millennials (also known as the Millennial Generation or Generation Y) are the demographic cohort following Generation X. There are no precise dates when the generation starts and ends; most researchers and commentators use birth years ranging from the early 1980s to the early 2000s.
- The “Millennials” Are Coming - CBS News
- Do Millennials Make for Bad Employees? - The Atlantic
- Millennials Gettng Help From Parents - The Atlantic
- The Recession Generation - Forbes
When you look at “Word Clouds” associated with Millennials, common keywords include:
- Gadgets/Technology/Smart Devices/Internet
- Underemployed
- Impulsive
- Instant Gratification
- Savvy
These keywords can have both negative and positive connotations depending on the audience. From what I’ve seen, most articles written by “Non-Millennials” originate from two schools of thought:
- Tenacious, social, inclusive, ambitious, educated, creative, etc
- Lazy, entitled, too politically correct, hippies, disrespectful, highly opinionated, irresponsible with money, etc
Fine. Whatever.
Depending on the day, I exhibit all these qualities. For the most part, I can deal with these characterizations. All things considered, the one thing that we are particularly bad at is…
Sitting Still.
When people ask us to “be patient,” or “wait for someone else,” it drives us insane. When we see a problem, whether it be a bug in someone’s code, or an inefficiency in a queue, or inaction in a workplace hierarchy, we want to fix it. The more we are asked to wait, and the longer it takes for us to get our hands on the problem, the faster we move from the 1st school of thought to the 2nd one.
Millennials, and every generation ahead of us, are more likely to throw caution to the wind to solve problems. We are more likely to step up to call out the problems in our society - whether it be on campus, in the work place, or on capitol hill.
We are action driven & solution driven, and sometimes that gets us into trouble. Because a lot of times, we forget that there are situations in which we have to ask for permission.
Could we be viewed as being “disrespectful,” “impulsive” and “doing other people’s jobs?” Yes.
But it’s our nature. We grew up on the instant gratification of technology. We grew up in schools that encouraged us to be “well rounded,” and “jacks of all trades.” If you think we are just going to sit still, and let problems continue to happen, you have another thing coming. We really don’t like waiting around for someone to come up with a solution, or for issues to “go away.”
We will throw the hierarchy out the window if it means getting the job done, and the success of the team.  We will start a conversation on campus about societal racism. We will redesign your logo, website, campaign, wardrobe, or even Point of View if it isn’t current. We will call politicians out for their hypocrisy, regardless of what party they are associated with. We will force large tech companies to address gendered double standards. We will work around the clock to solve problems, and bring change to the world.
We’ll do it with technology, with fierceness, and with the hashtag #SorryNotSorry.
P.S. Quit comparing us to the “Next Generation”/”Gen Z”/Whatever. We are all more or less cut from the same cloth, and they are basically our younger siblings/younger cousins.


IT’S TIME TO IMPACT
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data class LastModifiedVersion : Version
This version passes the given lastModified date through the client provided http conditional headers If-Modified-Since and If-Unmodified-Since.
Notice the second precision so it may work wrong if there were few changes during the same second.
For better behaviour use etag instead
See https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.28 and https://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.25
lastModified
- of the current content, for example file's last modified date
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Out in the country, at the lovely Hotelpark Soltau, approximately one hour from Hamburg.
It offers great facilities for community-centered events with included accommodation. We have rented the whole facility, so we can concentrate on what we like to do most.
You will definitely not only hang around in the meeting rooms. Since we have rented the whole facility there will be many places to meet and discuss in a relaxed way.
Some of the venue's rooms are twin rooms. An important aspect of SoCraTes is its closedness where everything happens in the same location. Therefore, we can only accept as many participants as there are beds available.
When you register, you can let us know whom you'd be willing to share a room with. Even if you don't know anybody just yet, we will do all we can to find a suitable roommate for you. After registration you'll be able to access the SoCraTes Wiki, where you can get to know other participants before the conference, share information about Taxi- and Ride sharing and other organisational matters.
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Monday's Metal Of The Week item on tin proved surprisingly popular with readers, and I have received quite a few requests for additional tin-related material. I do not mean to be churlish, but if my biographer devil, the enigmatic Jeb (see 19th August) is going to have anything of interest to write, he will need me to do more than trudge back and forth to the library to consult dusty old reference books about metals. As a sop to the tin-fixated, however, Max Décharné helpfully comes to the rescue with this:
There you are, two more tins. I am no expert on this particular hound o' film, but I can tell you one thing. So devoted was Rin Tin Tin's owner, Corporal Lee Duncan, that when his wife filed for divorce, she cited Rin Tin Tin as co-respondent, saying Duncan loved the dog more than her. The divorce case was dropped and never granted.
Meanwhile, out in Texas, apparently, “the 87-year legacy continues at El Rancho Rin Tin Tin”, which is a bit like El Rancho Hooting Yard, but with dogs.


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Introduction
One of the highlights of Programming Club is the opportunity for club members and CS Students at BHS to hear from industry professionals with multiple years of experiene in STEM fields. From learning about what makes them passionate about their job, to asking questions like daily life at work, this opportunity is an invaluable experience for students who are interested in pursuing a CS or STEM career.
Upcoming Presentations
| Name | Description | Link To Meeting |
|---|---|---|
| Jack Palevich | Our guest speaker is Jack Palevich, a software engineer at Google, currently working on YouTube Music. Click here to check out his blog: https://jackpal.github.io/ | Copy paste link: https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/19%3ameeting_NjA2MTY4YTQtNjRiZS00NWRmLWExZWMtYWJmNGNkYTAxNzE5 %40thread.v2/0?context=%7b%22Tid%22%3a%22994a4139-7c06-491e-8098-79006d575de0%22%2c%22Oid%22%3a%2223d6e8c4-9be8-46ee-b1ad -b3aa0a2260c4%22%7d |


File Metadata Microservice
User stories: 1) I can submit a FormData object that includes a file upload. 2) When I submit something, I will receive the file size in bytes within the JSON response.


Taking Chances with No Regrets
On May 29th, I started a new path I thought I'd never take; I became a full-time freelancer. Many of you may know me, so you've heard me talk about this idea for a few years but I finally made the decision.
How did I come to this decision? I'm not 100% sure. It's something I've been afraid of, but I thought to myself, "why not?". Over the years I've met and worked with some amazing people. I've learned a lot from them and I am very grateful.
Moving forward, I'm still going to do development work but move my focus more away from CMS-driven marketing sites and heavier on campaign-driven applications. I'll likely still be working with CMSs like Wordpress or Drupal, but I want to learn new techniques like site generators, Ruby, APIs and new processes that allow me to work as efficiently as possible.
Along the way I also hope to work with some talented people with whom I can share my experiences and learn from theirs. I mentioned this before, I plan to continue to blog once a week, sharing new ideas, thoughts and tools I've learned as well as projects I hope to be a part of.
For now I plan to work from my home office (which is actually my living room). It's pretty tiny, but it works. I'll also work from local coffee shops such as Omaha Bicycle Co. and Aromas to name a few. Since I now office out of my house, I wanted to share my setup. I re-arranged my living room/office to help me get a window view while working.
Stay in touch as I make this journey. Salute and here's to changes.
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Fans can't get over Bhuvan Bam's uncanny resemblance to Alia Bhatt
by TIMESOFINDIA.COMWe’ve seen several doppelgangers of Bollywood stars, but Alia Bhatt's lookalike takes the cake. Comedian Bhuvan Bam shared an old photograph of himself which went viral on social media for his "uncanny" resemblance to his "crush".
The comedian shared the photo and asked Alia out on a coffee date saying, "@aliaa08 Please let's go for a coffee date because I've started looking like my crush!"
Social media users could not stop talking about the photograph, taken in July, and even went ahead to say “If Alia Bhatt had a beard!”
Some even hopped on board the "Gonna tell my kids" trend and shared spitting similarities between Bam and Alia.
The post originally posted in July was captioned by Bam, "Also, I'm Alia Bhatt when I blush so."
Fans circulated various images saying, "Finally we got the identical twin brother of Alia Bhatt."
Another said, "Gonna tell my kids this was bearded Alia Bhatt."
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RAN A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ****
RAN, for its 15th anniversary, is being re-released to theaters with a stunning new print. One of the best films from one of the world's greatest directors, Akira Kurosawa, who shares the writing credits with Masato Ide, Hideo Oguni and William Shakespeare, RAN is based on Shakespeare's "King Lear." Set in 16th century feudal Japan, the movie takes its title from the Japanese word for "chaos" or "turmoil."
 His younger sons, Jiro (Jinpachi Nezu) and Saburo (Daisuke Ryu), will get just one castle each, which causes them great consternation. After a nasty confrontation, the Great Lord, as Lord Hidetora is called, banishes Saburo for insolence. This is just the start of many cataclysmic rifts in the family.
The Great Lord's Fool (Shinnosuke Ikehata), in a time of rigid social mores, turns out to be an extremely important character since he is the one person who dares tell the truth without fear of retribution. In contrast to the brash but honest Fool, Taro's wife, Lady Kaede (Mieko Harada), is the most duplicitous and malevolent in a story which has no lack of villains. Not a time of subtle leadership, the rulers, particularly the Great Lord, bark out their orders with such confidence and authority that they seem to be speaking to their entire kingdoms without aid of electronic amplification or transmission.
Extensive use of natural sounds and picturesque landscapes offers us a serenity that is soon shattered. Heavy use of dramatic music made with flute and drums signals the story's shift from the merely argumentative family squabbles to the terror that each side will unleash to crush the other. When the first battles begin, all sound effects and natural sounds are removed. They are replaced by a symphonic score of overwhelming intensity. Suddenly, as this music is lifted, we are jarred out of our seats as we are brought into the thick of the battle as the rolling thunder of the hoofs of the cavalry and the feet of the infantry compete with the crackle of gunfire and the whoosh of the arrows.
Magnificent blood reds and royal golds are used on Toru Takemitsu's Oscar winning costumes. One of the most visually striking movies ever, RAN had the bad luck to be released in the same year as OUT OF AFRICA, which beat it at Oscar time for best set decoration, cinematography and direction. I loved OUT OF AFRICA, but each of these awards should have gone instead to another nominee that year, RAN.
Visually and musically audacious, the movie's breathtaking images and sounds would suffice to tell the story. The dialog and incredible acting are icing on an already delicious cake. Of course, one could make an argument that it is the look and music that enhances the acting. Certainly they have a symbiotic relationship. Characters stand frozen at times and silence fills the theater as we contemplate the next actions.
The tragedy, told with grand opera flourishes, is at once intimate and epic. The story flags a bit toward the end and a little judicious trimming would have improved it a bit, but that's a minor quibble.
"We are truly in hell," one is heard to say.
RAN runs 2:40. The film is in Japanese with English subtitles. It is rated R for graphic war violence and would be acceptable for older teenagers.
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17 Jan 2016
Building a Website Reflection
It's amazing how fast the past 9 weeks have gone by. I've gone from knowing near nothing about coding to coding my own basic programs and building a small website. Granted this is still just the very beginning of my journey, it is nice to know that I can see and feel the progress that I'm making in this field. I'm sure once the onsite portion of DBC starts, things will get more intense, but for now I'll just take a moment to stop and look where I've come from.
I've really enjoyed the pair programming and being able to see how others think and solve problems. Before DBC I didn't realize how much collaboration we would be doing while coding. I always figured that coding is something you do on your own. For the website, I've enjoyed most of the visual things like adding effects and transitions to elements. I'm definitely a visual person.
JavaScript has been particularly challenging for me. After starting to make headway with Ruby, the class switched languages. I can see the potential of JavaScript, but I miss the speed and ease of use that Ruby has. This especially true for the error messages that the languages give you. I find that it's easier for me to understand the error messages in Ruby than JavaScript.
What was most challenging developing the website was getting elements positioned the way I want, especially when changing the window size. There were often times I would have the layout the way I wanted, until I changed the window size.
Over Phase-0 I've learned so much. Like mentioned earlier, I think the biggest thing I learned about developing is how much collaboration takes place. Since we paired at least two times a week, I've become more comfortable working with others trying to solve challenges. I was nervous in the beginning, but my fears were quickly lost once I realized that everybody is in the same boat with the same goal.
Another thing I've learned is how many different ways there are in solving problems. Since we peer reviewed a lot of the assignments, it was amazing to see how people solved the same problems different ways. It just shows you how creative people can be when solving something and that nearly anything is possible with coding.
I've also learned that since we spent so much time on Ruby and JavaScript, I had to remind my self to keep up with HTML and CSS so I wouldn't lose those skills. By continuing to develop my website, I hope to keep the skills fresh, and to learn more techniques.


StateFlow
public struct StateFlow<T> : CustomStringConvertible where T : Hashable
Represents a configuration of a state machine.
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Filters wether a transition is allowed to be performed.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias TransitionFilter = (Transition<T>) -> Bool
-
Configures the instance for immutable usage.
Declaration
Swift
public typealias Configurator = (inout StateFlow<T>) -> Void
-
Creates a new instance that can be mutated to be stored immutable.
Declaration
Swift
public init(config: Configurator)
Parameters
config
A function that mutates the constructed instance.
-
Creates a new instance to be used mutable.
Declaration
Swift
public init()
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Allows all less-equal general transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
public mutating func allow(transition: Transition<T>, filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
transition
The transition allowing less-equal transitions.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Returns wether a specific transition is allowed or not. Invokes defined transition filters until one returned true or a transition is unconditioned.
Declaration
Swift
public func allows(_ transition: Transition<T>) -> Bool
Parameters
transition
The transition to be tested.
Return Value
Returns true if a more-equal transition is allowed.
-
Returns list of of transitions, sorted by the hash values of the from node
Declaration
Swift
public var description: String { get }
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: T, filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
The source state.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(to: T, filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
to
The target state.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: T, to: T, filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
The source state.
to
The target state.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: [T], filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
All source states.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: [T], to: T, filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
All source states.
to
The target state.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(to: [T], filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
to
All target states.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: T, to: [T], filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
The source state.
to
All target states.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.
-
Convinience method that allows all less-equal general absolute transitions to be triggered.
Declaration
Swift
mutating func allow(from: [T], to: [T], filter: TransitionFilter? = nil)
Parameters
from
All source states.
to
All target states.
filter
An optional filter for transitions.


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Introduction
This document describes the tools and processes required to build and develop the Superfly framework.
Required Software
The following software is required to build and develop the Superfly framework:
| Name | Version | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Java SE | 7.0 | http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/ | Java development kit |
| Tomcat [1] | 6.0 | http://tomcat.apache.org/ | Web container supporting Servlet Spec 2.5 and JSP Spec 2.1 |
| Ant | 1.9 | http://ant.apache.org/ | Java build tool |
| Ant Contrib [2] | 1.0 | http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/ | Ant iterative tasks |
| JSch [3] | 0.1 | http://www.jcraft.com/jsch/ | Ant SCP and SSH tasks |
[1] To deploy web applications, Tomcat needs to be
configured with a suitable server.xml
file.
[2] To install, unarchive the Ant Contrib distribution file
and copy the ant-contrib-version.jar
file to the
.ant/lib/
directory in your home directory.
[3] To install, copy the JSch distribution file
jsch-version.jar
file to the .ant/lib/
directory in your home directory.
The following software may also prove useful:
| Name | Version | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| NetBeans | 8 | http://www.netbeans.org/ | IDE |
Source Code
The source code can be retrieved from the Subversion repository with the
command svn checkout http://www.chriswareham.net/svn/repos/trunk/superfly
.
This will produce a directory called superfly
in the current
working directory that contains the Ant build script, build.xml
.
Running the command ant help
in the superfly
directory
will produce a list of the most important build targets, as well as a list of
some of the build properties that may be overridden from the command line. In
additional to the most important build targets, others include checkstyle
for checking conformance with the coding conventions, whitespace
for ensuring Java source files follow Unix line ending conventions, and docs
for producing an archive of JavaDoc files.
The coding convention used is based on Sun's
Code Convention. It differs in the use of four spaces for each level of
indentation, and lines longer than eighty characters in length not needing to be
wrapped. Before committing changes to the source repository, conformance with
the coding conventions should be checked by running the command ant
checkstyle
. This runs the Checkstyle
tool, which produces a log file called checkstyle_errors.log
. All
fields and methods, regardless of scope, must have JavaDoc comments describing
their purpose. Parameters to methods should be declared final
wherever possible, as this eliminates a potential source of confusion when
non-final parameters are reassigned within a method.
String concatenation should generally be avoided by using buffers, especially
in loops, although common sense should be used to ensure that over zealous
adherence to this convention does not clutter the code. Note that the
StringBuilder
class should be used in preference to the
StringBuffer
one, unless the synchronised methods of the latter
class are definitely required. Logging statements should generally use string
concatenation and be wrapped in a logger guard to prevent needless
creation of string objects when the code is run at lower logging levels.
Although this causes there to be two method calls when logging is enabled at the
specified level or higher, it avoids the needless creation of
String
objects. For example:
if (LOGGER.isInfoEnabled()) { LOGGER.info("A logging statement using string concatenation: " + str); } LOGGER.info("A logging statement not using string concatenation, so a guard is unnecessary");
All code should be written with thread safety in mind - for instance, parsing
and formatting classes from the java.text
package are not
guaranteed to be thread safe and should not be made instance members in code
that can be called concurrently by multiple threads.
Line endings in text files should use the Unix format of a single line feed character. If using a windows based IDE or text editor, it should be configured to create new files in this format, and to honour the format of existing files. For the Eclipse IDE the following changes should be made to the preferences:
- Open the Workspace preferences pane by choosing General: Workspace from the menus.
- Change the Text Encoding preference to "UTF-8".
- Change the New Text File Line Delimiter preference to "Other" and choose "Unix".
To convert the line endings of an existing file in Eclipse, choose File :
Convert Line Delimiters to : Unix from the menus. Running the command
ant whitespace
will also convert the line endings in Java source
files.
Development
New functionality should be developed on a branch in the Subversion
repository, with regular merging from the trunk to simplify an eventual merge
back to the trunk. Bug fixes or other small scale improvements to existing
functionality should be developed on the trunk, unless it involves work of an
invasive or experimental nature - put simply, common sense should be used to
decide how likely it is that a change will result in breakage, if such a
likelihood is high then the work should be conducted on a branch. Every commit
should be preceded by running the ant checkstyle
command and fixing
any coding convention conformance issues.
A branch may be created using the following Subversion commands:
$ svn copy http://www.chriswareham.net/svn/repos/trunk/superfly \ http://www.chriswareham.net/svn/repos/branches/branch_name \ -m "description"
Where branch_name is a succinct name for the branch, and description briefly describes the purpose of the branch.
Merging from the trunk to a branch is accomplished with the following
Subversion commands, having first ensured that all branch changes are committed
(the command svn status
can be used to check):
$ svn merge ^/trunk/superfly
Merging a branch back into the trunk is accomplished in a clean, upto date copy of the trunk, with the following Subversion commands:
$ svn merge --reintegrate http://www.chriswareham.net/svn/repos/branches/branch_name $ svn commit -m "Merge the branch_name branch"
Once it is redundant, a branch can be deleted with the following Subversion command:
$ svn delete http://www.chriswareham.net/svn/repos/branches/branch_name \ -m "Delete the branch_name branch"
Note that the branch is not actually deleted, but effectively hidden after running this command.
Code Structure
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[gecode-users] graph constraints and hamiltonian path
Jonathan Skovhus Andersen
jonathanskovhus at gmail.com
Sun May 22 08:53:31 CEST 2011
Hi Serge,
I have actually implemented just what you are requesting - the TSP that does
not return to it's starting point. I am a complete beginner
at GeCode so there are most likely a better way to do it, but I did it this
way.
Introduce this relation:
*rel(*this, totalNoEndPoint == total - p.d(p.size()-1,0));*
And then change your cost function to minimize totalNoEndPoint:
*virtual IntVar cost(void) const /// Return solution cost*
* {*
* return totalNoEndPoint;*
* }*
*
*
I hope that this will give you some ideas.
/Jonathan Skovhus.
2011/5/21 serge lemouton <serge.lemouton at ircam.fr>
> Dear Christian,
>
> Thanks for your idea, but I am not sure to understand how to implement it.
> Moreover, i don't know if it will work, because what i want to do is to
> find a path minimizing the total distance through an ensemble of points,
> and it seems to me that the "circuit" constraint will always take into
> account the distance between the last and the first city in the salesman
> itinerary, isn't it ?
> It does not seem obvious to me that we can obtain the shortest path simply
> by removing the longest distance of the shortest circuit, but I am not an
> expert in hamiltonian graphs !
>
> Serge
>
> On 19 mai 2011, at 23:21, Christian Schulte wrote:
>
> > Hmmm. Just thinking: how about adding an additional node that is assigned
> to
> > lead back to the start node and then find a Hamiltonian circuit for this?
> > That should work, shouldn't it? Or am I missing something.
> >
> > Christian
> >
> > --
> > Christian Schulte, KTH, web.it.kth.se/~cschulte/
> >
> >
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On
> Behalf
> > Of serge lemouton
> > Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2011 9:32 PM
> > To: users at gecode.org
> > Subject: [gecode-users] graph constraints and hamiltonian path
> >
> > Hello,
> >
> > Question about graph constraints:
> > I would like to modify the the TSP example in order to find the solutions
> > where the travelling salesman should not return to its starting point.
> > In other terms, is it possible to use the "circuit" constraint to find an
> > hamiltonian path instead of a circuit ?
> > Does it require to modify the code or is it better to create another
> > subclass of the graph class ?
> >
> > Thanks for any advice,
> >
> > Serge Lemouton
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