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People like web pages that load quickly. Google experiments show that a delay as small as a hundred milliseconds can have an adverse effect. But how do we measure web page load speed? And what does "page load" actually mean?
Navigation Timing is a JavaScript API for accurately measuring performance on the web. The API provides a simple way to get accurate and detailed timing statistics—natively—for page navigation and load events. It's available now in Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome and in Firefox.
This article describes the API and shows ways to make use of the timing data it exposes.
The API is accessed via the properties of the window.performance
object:
Chrome also provides a perfomance.memory
property that gives access to JavaScript memory usage data.
The simplest way to try out the API is to take a look at window.performance
in your browser's JavaScript console.
In Google Chrome, from any web page:
You should see something like the following, which has been generated dynamically with code on this page:
Sorry, this section is not supported in your browser.
To use the API in Internet Explorer, make sure the browser is running in the correct mode:
<!doctype html>
directive to ensure the document is displayed in Standards mode.In the past, web developers have used the JavaScript Date object for timing metrics. A simple speed test might use code at the start of a web page like this:
var start = Date.now();
With code at the end of the page like this:
console.log("Page load took " + (Date.now() - start) + "milliseconds");
Using inline JavaScript to measure performance in this way is limited and unreliable for the following reasons:
In other words, the in-the-page approach can't measure the total latency users experience when they "open a page", whether they click on a link or enter a URL in the address bar of their browser. This is because that latency includes processes such as DNS resolution, redirects and server response, which occur before page content (and JavaScript timing code) loads. It is possible to use cookies to measure the time taken between the unloading of one page, and loading of the next, but only if you host both pages. Using the cookie method won't work when a user first visits your website—which is probably the most important performance measurement—and can only give a total figure for network latency, without breaking down the data to give specific information about different types of delay.
Each performance.timing attribute shows the time of a navigation event (such as when the page was requested) or page load event (such as when the DOM began loading), measured in milliseconds since midnight of January 1, 1970 (UTC). A zero value means that an event (such as secureConnectionStart
or redirectStart
) did not occur.
The meaning of these events is described in Microsoft's performance.timing documentation and more formally in the W3C Recommendation. Internet Explorer 9 supports all the attributes described in the API draft except secureConnectionStart
, and in addition provides the msFirstPaint
event which occurs when document display begins, after loadEventEnd
.
The order of performance.timing events is shown in the image below from the Navigation Timing Recommendation:
Below is a dynamically generated timeline of all the performance.timing events that occurred in navigating to this page and loading its content, normalised to start from zero.
Hover the cursor over each item to see the exact event time.
Note that the loadEventEnd
event did not occur in this case, because the page was still being loaded when the timeline was rendered!
If you want work with loadEventEnd
, make sure to get it after the load event has ended. For example:
window.onload = function(){ setTimeout(function(){ var t = performance.timing; console.log(t.loadEventEnd - t.responseEnd); }, 0); }
Data from the API really comes to life when events are used in combination:
responseEnd
-fetchStart
loadEventEnd
-responseEnd
loadEventEnd
-navigationStart
.Data could also be combined in this way to pinpoint particular problems, for example by calculating the time taken for redirection using redirectEnd
-redirectStart
.
There are, of course, several ways to "open a page". This is where performance.navigation comes in handy. This API has just two attributes:
Type is an enumeration with one of three values:
Let's check how you got to this page...
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Unlike timing tests that use the Date object, the Navigation Timing API can be used in ways that do not affect page load. This makes it extremely useful for measuring page load latency in the 'real world', as experienced by actual users—rather than as tested by a developer using a development computer inside a corporate network.
For example, XHR can be used to pass performance.timing data to the host server every time a page is loaded (or unloaded). This produces statistics in real time, but isn't very efficient. Alternatively, timing data could be recorded in local storage for a subset of users for a subset of pages, and periodically packaged and filed to the server. In this way, the API provides a simple way to build up historical data for page performance.
Navigation Timing provides useful tools to help developers understand and optimise performance, but the API's most compelling use case is in web analytics, for which it enables rich, accurate and non-intrusive reporting.
Better reporting helps us understand page load latency. That should lead to more efficient websites and infrastructure, faster web applications, and a better experience on the web.
To get more of a sense of how the API might be used, you may want to try the Page Speed Test extension for Google Chrome, developed by the author of this article. This charts current and historical navigation and page load performance for visits to any page.


Exporting a Curve from Rhino to V-REP
Prerequisites
Instructions
Open a new design in Rhino. Create a curve somehow, and make sure it is a reasonable size relative to the UR5 robot, like 0.5 meters. For a nice curve import this Gosper curve:
Reminder: make sure this curve is reasonably sized in Rhino, because it will be imported with the same physical dimensions in V-REP. Open up Grasshopper (run the "Grasshopper" command in Rhino). Create Curve, Divide Curve, Python Script, and Panel components. Then hook them up like so:
Select your curve and set the value of the curve component to it (right click on the component and do "Set One Curve". Right click the "K" input to the Divide Curve component and set the value to true. Double click the Python Script component and paste in the Python code:
Right click the panel and set the "Stream Destination" option. This is going to be the CSV file that will be imported into V-REP, so name it something like "my_cool_curve.csv". Now right click the panel again and choose the "Stream Contents" option to actually create the CSV file containing your data.
Open up your robot scene in V-REP. Use the File > Import > Path from CSV... menu item to select the CSV file you created from Grasshopper:
Your cool curve should now be a path in V-REP! Nice work.
To have the robot follow your new path check out the V-REP path following tutorial.


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sbatch --time=00:30:00 path/to/job.sh- Submit a job and request multiple nodes:
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Westpac NZ CEO David McLean says the key question ahead of the final decisions in the RBNZ's bank capital review is how much protection does the New Zealand economy want to have
by Gareth VaughanThe cynic in me is wondering whether the RBNZ is concerned that if we go into negative interest rates , that Bank capital will be eroded as people withdraw their funds ?
The reality is that negative interest rates in the context of a western capitalist free market economy are hugely problematic ............... its unknown territory for us


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Web design is a popular digital component of design, where electronic files are compiled and presented over the internet. It’s often mixed up with web development. As a Belfast web designer talking to a fellow enthusiast, I think it’s important to explain the difference between web design and web development. Web design consists of the defining the look and feel of a website. Web development involves turning those designs into a live website. At DigiJo, I provide you with both services, and I do it with attention and quality.
The condition of your website directly represents the quality of your company. It’s your digital shop window and your shop is positioned in the largest shopping centre in the world. You need your website looking good, positioned well and converting, and that’s where I come in. I promise a different level of quality.
My websites are built on performance. I take pride in the speed of our websites, which is why I offer our customers static websites, built with leading technology such as Hugo or Gatsby. Think the Usain Bolts of web design.
DigiJo's websites are crafted from the ground up to be optimised for search engines. I understand how web frameworks and search engines work and I will build your website and create findable content to attact your business new customers! On average, 75% of website traffic is now served over smartphones - therefore it’s critical that your website's user experience is optimised for mobile devices. With DigiJo, your website will be designed mobile-first using responsive web frameworks. Great UX lives in the background taking your users on meaningful journeys. DigiJo will run tests to ensure your website is performing incredibly. Your users will fully enjoy their experience with your website and you’ll see them return time and time again. All my websites are lead-driven. A key metric for your website will be acquisition. From the coloursDigiJoI use, to the positioning of content, your website will be optimised and converting leads in no time. DigiJo feel you'll enjoy this benefit the most. DigiJo designs websites with an obsessive approach to aesthetics for a seamless user experience across all devices. Your new website will look beautiful as it boosts engagement and converts those new leads. What is Web Design
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33% of consumers start mobile research with a branded website, only 26% with a mobile app. Smart Insights
WordPress is the world's most popular content management system, with around 59% market share (W3tech's CMS Survey).
WordPress is extremely easy to use. You do need to know how to code to make changes to a WordPress website. That's the beauty of it - simplicity and control.
You can make changes to your new website from anywhere in the world on any device. You can also have multiple users, and assign access levels around your team.
Hugo is the world's fastest framework for building websites. It really is lightning fast - it's built on top of Google's programming language Go. Hugo is an SSG (Static Website Generator). An SSG is a framework which compiles static files and outputs a website.
Hugo is also extremely flexible. With Hugo, I will code your website from the ground up, making it completely bespoke. Your website, your design!
Static webites are extremely easy to manage. They do not require updating, unlike WordPress which requires updating roughly every month. With Hugo, your website can sit for years without updating and perform perfectly.
Gatsby is a static PWA generator for React. PWA stands for progressive web app. A progressive web app use modern technologies to deliver websites which are also apps. With a PWA you get a website and an app so your users can download your website and use it offline!
Gatsby is leading the way in the PWA generator market. It's fast, secure and combines with modern technologies to offer a great environment for building modern websites.
PWAs are the future of web design and I'm happy to futureproof your digital presence. I can even add WordPress to your Gatsby website, making it easier to edit. I'm truly excited by this technology and you should be too.
7TG required a website that was secure, hosted locally and responsive. As an international business, it was important the website performed across multiple geographical locations. Hugo was the perfect platform for 7TG. It is secure, easily hosted and super fast.
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Hi! I am Fan, a game programmer, developer and designer currently studying in the Game Science and Design master program at Northeastern University. I started making games after undergraduate study and have been working on several game projects ever since. Here you can see some of the projects I've had the opportunity of contributing to, and some of the Game Jam I participated.
My personal interest thrives on implementing one’s idea into running games. Making things work gives me the ultimate pleasure in the world. I will always seek new challenges to improve my programming skills and embrace new opportunities to work with people from different background.


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OSMaxx (short for "OpenStreetMap arbitrary excerpt export") cuts out OpenStreetMap data, processes it to geodata, converts it to typical GIS fileformats and offers those for download.
Can be found in our separate downloads page
OSMaxx has been developed by the Geometalab at Hochschule Rapperswil. Geometalab can be reached via email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Geometalab
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We are using the country boundaries that are based on OSM-Data, cleaned and maintained by Mr. Wambacher.


I am a Computer Science undergrad persuing B. Tech. from JSS Academy, Noida. Currently I am a Full Stack Web Developer at BreakInterview.com. Besides this I love competitive programming.
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Review by Lars Lindahl<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"Rules of Engagement" (2000)
** (out of four)
Starring Samuel L. Jackson,Tommy Lee Jones, Bruce Greenwood, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Anne Archer, Blair Underwood, and Philip Baker Hall.
Directed by William Friedkin Written by Stephen Gaghan
The military courtroom drama called Rules of Engagement is missing something crucial from its story: an ending. The film just stops out of nowhere, crushing the little excitement it had built up in its previous hour and a half. It felt like the filmmakers ran out of film and were forced to release whatever they had taped. The script just contained an expedient, lazy finish. The poor ending was upsetting because I sat through the monotonous first three quarters of the movie hoping for a thrilling, unpredictable conclusion. All that was given were some words on the screen explaining what eventually happened to each of the main characters' lives. Warning: don't expect a grand finale.
Featuring an all star cast, the movie has an interesting premise. When anarchy erupts in the Middle Eastern country of Yemen, a group of marines led by Colonel Terry Childers (Samuel L. Jackson) rush to the scene in order to evacuate the embassy containing the ambassador (Ben Kingsley) and his family. At the heat of the moment, things get out of hand when three marines are shot down. The question is who shot them? Childers thinking it was citizens with guns protesting below, orders his men to fire at the civilians. The marines kill eighty three civilians and when no guns are found on the civilians, America is forced to explain what happened. In order to make it seem like America was not to blame, top officials (including Bruce Greenwood, doing his usual role) frame and prosecute Childers saying he made an incorrect order. When evidence is destroyed and witnesses hushed, it is an innocent Childers against the government. Only Colonel Hays Hodges (well acted by Tommy Lee Jones), a Vietnam pal of Childers and retired lawyer doing one more case, can defend Childers and prove to the jury that he is innocent.
Rules of Engagement is an ok movie. I didn't feel sick once it was over but I didn't feel like celebrating either. For a film that brags about its intensity, there was not much present besides the chaotic, loud, and ultimately exciting scene which the trial revolves around. The courtroom scenes in which the characters cursed and screamed at each other were nothing new or edge-of-your-seat. Every member of the cast had done something like this before; Samuel L. Jackson does this type of movie every year (think A Time to Kill meets The Negotiator), and Tommy Lee Jones and Bruce Greenwood played rivals in Double Jeopardy just last year. The organization of the film may have hurt the excitement level expected from moviegoers. With the incident in Yemen occurring during the first half hour of the film, the rest of the movie seemed very dull and bland in comparison.
The little things in Rules of Engagement distracted me more than the plot holes and boring speeches. Guy Pearce's ridiculous overacting as the prosecuting lawyer is a prime example of the little things hurting the overall picture. Another distraction is a pointless scene in which Childers and Hodges bond together by beating each other up until blood shows, Fight Club style.  Another mistake is the disappearance of some of the actors halfway through the movie. The ambassador and his wife (Anne Archer) as well as a marine who was skeptical of Childers decision (Blair Underwood), although they are very important characters, appear very briefly in the film just adding the feeling like the movie wasn't really finished when the producers released it.
Rules of Engagement is something you've seen before except without an ending. That is the best way to describe it.
Grade: ** (out of four)
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Thought Machine Banking Platform Partners with Google Cloud
by JD AloisThought Machine, a company that builds cloud-native tech for banks, has partnered with Google Cloud, according to a note from the company. As a Google Cloud partner Thought Machine will work closely with the Google Cloud team on new opportunities around the world.
Thought Machine is the creator of “Vault” a cloud native alternative to the legacy banking platforms that plague the industry. Vault can implement the full range of banking products, according to the company.
Vault also allows banks to experiment and offer its customers differentiated and personalised banking products.
Paul Taylor, CEO and founder of Thought Machine, stated:
“Many of our clients have already selected Google Cloud to run Vault on, and today’s announcements deepens the relationship further. We are delighted with the collaboration already happening between Thought Machine, Google Cloud and our clients. What excites me most is the transformational effect this partnership will have on the banking industry. It is time to consign the deficiencies of the legacy platforms to the past once and for all.”
Prior to founding Thought Machine, Taylor worked at Google leading an engineering team thus there is already a close relationship to the mega-tech firm.
Derek Freel, Head of FinTech at UK/I – Google Cloud, said the partnership is exactly what they are looking for bringing next-gen software to the banking industry by combining the scale and global reach of Google Cloud.


Make Breathtaking Movies from Your Photos
Making a photo slideshow with music has become extremely popular in the age of digital photography. Slideshows are fun to create and share. Avid photographers have probably tried a number of free or commercial applications for making picture movies. Some want slideshow software to be packed with features and customization tools, others look for convenience and usability, still others need rich output options.
In this review we’ll take a look at Photo Slideshow Creator 3.0 from AMS Software. Being developed since 2005, this photo to video converter has by now become a powerful all-in-one application. It will meet the needs of both professional photographers and non-tech savvy home users. The trial version of Photo Slideshow Creator is freely available from the official website.
Let’s go through the key features of Photo Slideshow Creator 3.0 from launch to final production stage.
When you start the program, a wizard suggests choosing between creating a slideshow from scratch and using Slideshow Templates. Templates allow preparing the project in 3 steps: theme, photos, soundtrack. The wizard-driven mode is perfect for studying the program features and last-minute projects. Experienced users will definitely prefer the manual mode with the classical storyboard and full control over all tools.
When it comes to arranging slides and transitions, Photo Slideshow Creator has an intuitive drag-and-drop interface, along with an ability to add a folder full of photos, or apply a certain transition or background theme to all slides. By clicking the Edit Slide button you get access to the properties of the current slide – here you can adjust everything from duration and zoom to text captions and effects. At every stage of the work it’s easy to preview the project from current slide, or open full-screen preview.
Special effects deserve a special mention. In addition to pan-and-zoom and rotation effects found in many similar programs today, Photo Slideshow Creator 3.0 introduces a selection of artistic effects based on color filters. There are tools for standard image enhancement – brightness, contrast, saturation, and fancy filters like mosaic, old film, color hue, etc. Playing with colors becomes even more exciting thanks to effect faders. You can apply more than several effects to each slide, and make some fade in and others fade out – this unique feature lets you create fantastic impressions.
We cannot imagine a movie without a soundtrack. Managing audio is very convenient in Photo Slideshow Creator. Add any number of songs in MP3, WMA, or WAV, or your own voice narration in one of these formats. To adjust audio duration, cut the soundtrack in the program, or synchronize it with the slides. You can also loop music or shuffle several soundtracks; music faders are there as well.
At the export stage, the slideshow can be converted to a number of common video formats, a self-running EXE file, or a screensaver. DVD burning is integrated too. Converting the slideshow to video, choose between standard AVI or MP4, mobile-optimized video, and Web-friendly formats for sharing online. Output formats include HD-ready and Full HD. The video settings such as codec, bit rate, frame rate, aspect ratio, as well as the audio stream settings, are optimized for each type of video. However, you can easily access and modify these settings.
All in all, Photo Slideshow Creator 3.0 is certain to meet your expectations if you’re looking for a powerful photo-video converter with creative tools. At the photo slideshow software website you will find extensive supporting materials: online tutorials, video lessons and demos. Learn more…
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Alexander Fleming stares sternly into the camera while holding a petri dish.
Here is a short timeline of Alexander Fleming's life:
- 1881- Born in Ayshire, Scotland.
- 1903- Enrolled in St Mary's Hospital Medical School in London
- 1906- Graduated with an MBBS degree.
- 1908- Graduated with a Bachelor's in Bacteriology and became a lecturer at St Mary's.
- 1914- Became a lieutenant and worked as a soldier in the Royal Army Medical Corps throughout World War 1. During his service, he saw many soldiers die from sepsis as a result of infected wounds.
- 1928- became Professor of Bacteriology of the University of London. After returning to his lab from a vacation, he noticed that a contaminated culture had a fungus that killed the surrounding staph. This led to his famous discovery.
- 1929- published his findings into the British Journal of Experimental Pathology. His findings received little attention.
- 1940- Ernst Boris Chain and Edward Abraham continued Fleming's work to make penicilin consumable. They published the correct molecular structure for the antibiotic.
- 1943- Elected a Fellow of the Royal Society
- 1945- Chain and Abraham discovered a way to produce penicilin on an industrial scale. Fleming, Chain, and Abraham all received the Nobel Prize of Medicine.
- 1951- Elected Rector of the University of Edinburgh.
- 1955- Died at the age of 73.


psychopy.serial
- functions for interacting with the serial port¶PsychoPy is compatible with Chris Liechti’s pyserial package. You can use it like this:
import serial
ser = serial.Serial(0, 19200, timeout=1) # open first serial port
#ser = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyS1', 19200, timeout=1)#or something like this for Mac/Linux machines
ser.write('someCommand')
line = ser.readline() # read a '\n' terminated line
ser.close()
Ports are fully configurable with all the options you would expect of RS232 communications. See http://pyserial.sourceforge.net for further details and documentation.
pyserial is packaged in the Standalone (Windows and Mac distributions), for manual installations you should install this yourself.


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--Make it quickly
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Image size vs image quality is one of the great debates in the age of digital photography. In our latest cheat sheet we’ll illustrate the effects on your images at different settings to show you just how size matters! On most DSLRs, you get at least three levels of compression to choose from – the highest quality is ‘Fine’, the next-best is ‘Normal’, and ‘Basic’ is the lowest quality, and best reserved for emergencies.  To choose the maximum number your sensor allows, select Large (L). Medium (M) produces images 75 per cent of the width or height, while Small (S) produces images half the width or height of the full-size version. We’ve illustrated the effects of this process in the infographic below. Simply click on the cheat sheet to see the full size version, or drag and drop it to your desktop to download.
Info screen: On a smaller Nikon D-SLR like the D3100, you need to press the ‘i’ button to display the Info screen, then use the multi-selector to highlight the quality (‘QUAL’) settings, top right.
IRaw or JPEG? If you choose raw from the Image quality menu, you’ll see that the Image size menu below is greyed out (RAW files are always shot at full size). To shoot JPEGs, choose Fine, Norm or Basic.
IImage size: If you choose one of these JPEG options, you can then use the Image size menu to choose the Large (L), Medium (M) or Small (S) image size, but see the box at the top of this page before deciding.
Standard photographic print sizes are used in photographic printing. Cut sheets of paper meant for printing photographs are commonly sold in these sizes. They are often denoted with a code of the format nR, where the number n represents the length of the shorter edge in inches. In the normal series, the long edge is the length of the short edge plus 2 inches or 3 inches (11" and above). The alternative Super series, denoted SnR, has an aspect ratio of 3:2 (or as close as possible) and thus provides a better fit for standard 135 film (35mm) at sizes of 8 inches or above.
In Japan, the same print sizes (and several additional ones) are known by different names. The Japanese L is equivalent to 3R, while 2L—twice the size—matches 5R. KG represents the size of a traditional 4"×6" (4R) Japanese postcard (hagaki).[1] The nP or cut series are defined in reference to a full page size of 457×560 mm, with smaller numbers (fewer cuts) indicating larger sizes. Unlike ISO 216 paper sizes, the aspect ratios of photographic prints vary, so exact scaling of prints is not always possible. However, there are some logical correspondences between the sizes, noted below when applicable. Many of the standard sizes are the same as sheet film formats, and are appropriate for making contact sheets from these films.
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GeoMesa Storm Quick Start¶
Apache Storm is “a free and open source distributed realtime computation system.”
You can leverage Storm to analyze and ingest data into GeoMesa in near real time. In this tutorial, we will:
- Use Apache Kakfa to send messages to a Storm topology.
- Use Storm to parse Open Street Map (OSM) data files and ingest them into Accumulo.
- Leverage Geoserver to query and visualize the data.
Prerequisites¶
You will need access to:
- an instance of Accumulo 1.5 or 1.6
- an Accumulo user with create-table and write permissions
- an installation of Kafka 0.8.2
- an installation of Storm 0.8
- an instance of GeoServer 2.8.1 with the GeoMesa Accumulo plugin installed
In order to install the GeoMesa Accumulo GeoServer plugin, follow the instructions here.
You will also need:
- The xz data compression tool
- Java JDK 8,
- Apache Maven 3.2.2 or better or better
- a git client
Download and Build the Tutorial¶
Pick a reasonable directory on your machine, and run:
$ git clone git@github.com:geomesa/geomesa-tutorials.git
$ cd geomesa-tutorials
To build, run
$ mvn clean install -pl geomesa-quickstart-storm
Note
Ensure that the version of Accumulo, Hadoop, Storm,
etc in the root pom.xml
match your environment.
Note
Depending on the version, you may also need to build GeoMesa locally. Instructions can be found in Installation and Configuration.
Obtaining OSM Data¶
In this demonstration, we will use the simple-gps-points
OSM data
that contains only the location of an observation. Download the
OSM data here.
Note
The file is approximately 7 GB.
Use the following command to unpack the data:
$ xz simple-gps-points-120312.txt.xz
Deploy the Ingest Topology¶
The quickstart topology will read messages off of a Kafka topic, parse
them into SimpleFeature
s, and write them to Accumulo.
Use storm jar
to submit the topology to your Storm instance:
$ storm jar geomesa-quickstart-storm/target/geomesa-quickstart-storm-$VERSION.jar \
com.example.geomesa.storm.OSMIngest \
-instanceId <accumulo-instance-id> \
-zookeepers <zookeepers> \
-user <accumulo username> \
-password <accumulo password> \
-tableName OSM \
-featureName event \
-topic OSM
Run Data through the System¶
We use Kafka as the input to our Storm topology. First, create a topic to send data:
$ kafka-create-topic.sh \
--zookeeper <zookeepers> \
--replica 3 \
--partition 10 \
--topic OSM \
Note that we create a topic with several partitions in order to parallelize the ingest from the producer side as well as from the consumer (Storm) side.
Next, use the tutorial code to send the OSM file as a series of Kafka messages:
$ java -cp geomesa-quickstart-storm/target/geomesa-quickstart-storm-$VERSION.jar \
com.example.geomesa.storm.OSMIngestProducer \
-ingestFile simple-gps-points-120312.txt \
-topic OSM \
-brokers <kafka broker list> \
Note that Kafka’s default partitioner class assigns a message partition based on a hash of the provided key. If no key is provided, all messages are assigned the same partition.
for (String x = bufferedReader.readLine(); x != null; x = bufferedReader.readLine()) {
producer.send(new KeyedMessage<String, String>(topic, String.valueOf(rnd.nextInt()), x));
}
Storm Spouts and Bolts¶
In the quick start code, the Storm Spout
s consume messages from a
Kafka topic and send them through the ingest topology:
public void nextTuple() {
if (kafkaIterator.hasNext()) {
List<Object> messages = new ArrayList<Object>();
messages.add(kafkaIterator.next().message());
_collector.emit(messages);
}
}
The Bolt
s parse the message and create and write
SimpleFeature
s. In the prepare
method of the Bolt
class,
we grab the connection parameters that were initialized in the
constructor and get a handle on a FeatureWriter
:
ds = DataStoreFinder.getDataStore(connectionParams);
SimpleFeatureType featureType = ds.getSchema(featureName);
featureBuilder = new SimpleFeatureBuilder(featureType);
featureWriter = ds.getFeatureWriter(featureName, Transaction.AUTO_COMMIT);
The input to the Bolt
‘s execute method is a Tuple
containing a
String
. We split the String
on ‘%’ to get individual points. For
each point, we split on commas to extract the attributes. We parse the
latitude and longitude field to set the default geometry of our
SimpleFeature
. Note that OSM latitude and longitude values are
stored as integers that must be divided by 107.
private Geometry getGeometry(final String[] attributes) {
...
final Double lat = (double) Integer.parseInt(attributes[LATITUDE_COL_IDX]) / 1e7;
final Double lon = (double) Integer.parseInt(attributes[LONGITUDE_COL_IDX]) / 1e7;
return geometryFactory.createPoint(new Coordinate(lon, lat));
}
public void execute(Tuple tuple) {
...
featureBuilder.reset();
final SimpleFeature simpleFeature = featureBuilder.buildFeature(String.valueOf(UUID.randomUUID().getMostSignificantBits()));
simpleFeature.setDefaultGeometry(getGeometry(attributes));
try {
final SimpleFeature next = featureWriter.next();
for (int i = 0; i < simpleFeature.getAttributeCount(); i++) {
next.setAttribute(i, simpleFeature.getAttribute(i));
}
((FeatureIdImpl) next.getIdentifier()).setID(simpleFeature.getID());
featureWriter.write();
} catch (Exception e) {
...
}
}
Register the Layer in GeoServer¶
Log into GeoServer using your credentials. Click “Stores” in the left-hand gutter and “Add new Store”. If you do not see the Accumulo Data Store listed under Vector Data Sources, ensure the plugin and dependencies are in the right directory and restart GeoServer.
Select the Accumulo (GeoMesa)
vector data source and configure it
using the command line arguments you used above. Use geomesa
as the
workspace - if you use something different, you will need to modify the
WMS requests below.
Leave all other fields empty or with the default value.
Click “Save” and GeoServer will search your data store for any available feature types.
Publish the Layer¶
GeoServer should find the OSM
feature type and present it as a layer
that can be published. Click on the “Publish” link. You will be taken to
the Edit Layer screen.
You can leave most fields as default. In the Data pane, you’ll need to enter values for the bounding boxes. In this case, you can click on the links to compute these values from the data. Click “Save”.
Visualize the Data¶
Let’s look at events in Chicago. The default point style is a red square
that does not suit our purposes. Add
the OSMPoint.sld
file to
GeoServer, then browse to the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms?service=WMS&version=1.1.0&request=GetMap&layers=geomesa:OSM&styles=OSMPoint&bbox=-87.63,41.88,-87.61,41.9&width=1400&height=600&srs=EPSG:4326&format=application/openlayers
Heatmaps¶
Use a heatmap to more clearly visualize a high volume of data in the
same location. Add the
heatmap.sld
file to
GeoServer, then browse to the following URL:
http://localhost:8080/geoserver/wms?service=WMS&version=1.1.0&request=GetMap&layers=geomesa:OSM&styles=heatmap&bbox=-87.63,41.88,-87.61,41.9&width=1400&height=600&srs=EPSG:4326&format=application/openlayers
Conclusion¶
Although this quickstart uses a static file for input, Storm excels at reading real time data. As data comes in, the Storm topology can parse it and ingest it into GeoMesa for retrieval. Additional analytics can be run on the data inside the topology to further enhance or inform the output. For real time visualization, GeoMesa also supports maps powered by Kafka instead of Accumulo. See the GeoMesa Kafka Quick Start tutorial for more details.


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Building Mobile Applications with Titanium
Introduction
Welcome to Building Mobile Applications with Titanium, where we'll show you how to use Titanium to build "best of breed" cross-platform native mobile apps.
Titanium's unique trait among the various available cross platform mobile solutions is that it creates truly native apps. This is in contrast to web-based solutions that deliver functionality via an enhanced web view. Titanium, not wanting to be limited by the native web view, has engaged in a much deeper integration with the underlying platforms. This gives Titanium developers the ability to leverage native UI components & services, as well as near-native performance, features you won't find in other cross platform mobile development solution. In addition, you'll have access to other features like:
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Platform specific APIs
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Location-based services
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Social sharing
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Rich multimedia
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Online and on-device data
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Extensibility
-
and much more!
Titanium empowers you to create immersive, full-featured applications that go beyond the boundaries of the browser. We do the heavy-lifting on cross platform compatibility so you don't have to. Featuring nearly 100% code reuse across desktop apps and over 80% reuse across mobile apps, Titanium provides a deep, yet highly-reusable development platform. Appcelerator licenses Titanium under the Apache 2 license and is free for both personal and commercial use.
Chapters
In this chapter, you'll and learn the basics of writing cross-platform mobile apps with Titanium and become familiar with resources available to you. In addition, we'll take a brief look at the JavaScript skills you'll need to be an effective Titanium developer.
Cross-Platform Mobile Development in Titanium
In this chapter, you'll take a look at strategies for writing best-of-breed apps. You'll learn a variety of techniques for creating scalable, performant cross platform mobile projects. Finally, you'll learn how to increase the accessibility of your apps with internationalization.
In this chapter, you'll explore the fundamentals of building a cross platform user interface with Titanium. Here you'll learn the critical aspects of your mobile UI, including layout, positioning, and user interaction.
Working with Local Data Sources
In this chapter, you'll learn how to store data locally on a mobile device. You'll explore Titanium's cross-platform methods for accessing local data stores, including persistent application properties, SQLite databases, and local files.
Working with Remote Data Sources
In this chapter, you'll learn how to interact with remote network resources within your Titanium Mobile app. You'll learn how to access HTTP endpoints and handle JSON, XML, and SOAP data, giving use the power to leverage web APIs, social networks, and data back-ends. You'll also learn how to upload and download files.
In this chapter, you'll explore the ways you can add images, sounds, and videos to your apps. In addition, you'll learn how to capture images from the camera or retrieve them from a device's gallery.
In this chapter, you'll learn how to integrate geolocation services into your apps. You'll learn how to track a user's position and heading, display native maps, and add custom annotations to those maps.
In this chapter, you'll learn how to use the WebView component to display HTML content within your apps. You'll see how to display both local and remote web content. In addition, you'll be shown a few ways the WebView can be leveraged to enhance the capabilities our your mobile apps.
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Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "ABC"
Post by: Karan Deep Singh, Greenhorn
on Feb 24, 2012 02:38:59
Hi I wrote a program to encode an incoming string for encoding the alphabets by shifting there values by 10 places .
But i am getting the runtime exception" Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string: "ABC""
Most probably the error is due to the parseInt is there anything else that i should use ?Can some one suggest me something ?
char []outCharArr=Character.toChars(n);
outStr = new String(outCharArr);
System.out.println(outStr);
}
return outStr;
}
public static void main(String a[])
{
String xx="ABC";
System.out.println(encode(xx));
}
}
Post by: Manuel Petermann, Ranch Hand
on Feb 24, 2012 03:11:08
1: Why are you using outStr as a static field?
2: Why are you using a for loop when you are doing exactly the same thing.
3: Why are you transforming a string to a char array just to build a string out of it one line later?
4: Have a look at what Integer.parseInt(String s) is exactly doing. You don't need that for a program with that description.
5: I think you need to have a look on how to access array elements.
Post by: Karan Deep Singh, Greenhorn
on Feb 24, 2012 03:19:26
@ Manuel Petermann Thanks man i found my error...... i shouldn't have converted the charArray to int in first place its working fine now ....
Thanks Cheers !!!
All times above are in ranch (not your local) time.
The current ranch time is Dec 13, 2013 16:22:05.


The Power of a Method
As a new programmer in general, as well as being new to Ruby, there seems to be from the newcomer's perspective an endless number of methods out there for every purpose one can think of. Often I'll find myself writing code to accomplish some task I'm after only to realize after the fact that there was a method already developed to do exactly that with a single line of code.
One of our challenges in Phase 0 was to write a program that would assign each member into groups of 4, three different times without placing two students in the same group twice. Although I knew it was easy to randomize numbers in any programming language, and I could separate out groups in sections of 4, finding a method to make sure no student would end up with another student more then once proved to be a task far beyond aynthing I'd done before.
The Hard Way
Of course the first set of groups there was no way to fail. Simply section everyone off in fours in any order and that was good enough. The second set is where the challenge began, but with a little thought I was able to develop a method using what I knew to create something that by all appearances would never place the same two students together into the same group, no matter how many times it was run.
The third and final set however is where I got stuck. I ended up doing some reseach and came across this method by a teacher who split his classes into similar groups using a pen and paper:
The Easy Way
This confirmed the patterns I had used for the first two sets of groups and appeared to solve my problem for the third. Only implementing this solution proved to be far more challenging then I imagined.
Besides the larger pool of students that I was working with, which required mathematical adjustments to this teacher's solution which were difficult to translate, his work was primarily relying on shifting rows and columns in ways that were easy on paper, but far beyond my knowledge of how to program. It may not be readily apparent by looking, but the difference between the first two sets above is accomplished by taking each horizontal row and flipping it into a vertical column. A similar approach is taken to the third set, but with an additional shift in the columns. I had prior to this figured out how to code the first two without needing to turn rows into columns or shift them around, but the third was proving too difficult.
At last I came across another pattern I could identify, and therefore code, in the third variant. It took me leaving and coming back to it over the better part of a day, but at long last it worked. I had a program that would randomize students into groups of 4 without ever placing any two students together twice.
And then I discovered the Ruby method rotate. On the surface it's simple enough. It takes an array and shifts the whole line to any amount you specify. In one line of code I could accomplish what I'd spent the better part of a day coding around to achieve the same result. Technically both programs yield the same answer, my approach was not wrong in the sense that it failed, but had I known of this simple method, I could have turned a day's work into a minute's. And that's how I learned the power of Ruby methods.
Happy Coding!


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ROUND:
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Module users
Users library
Functions
| getSharedUserPath () | Returns the shared user path |
| getUserPath () | Returns the current user path |
| userForKey (key, pid) | Returns the user object for the given key and pid |
| createKeyForChild (pid) | Internal function to create a user key to give to the child of current process |
| getUser () | Returns the current user key |
| logout () | Logouts and set account to guest (Shared). |
| getById (uid) | Get user object from ID |
| createUser (username, ops) | Register a new user |
| login (username, passwd) | Login to a new user using given credentials |
Functions
- getSharedUserPath ()
-
Returns the shared user path
Returns:
-
string
shared user path
- getUserPath ()
-
Returns the current user path
Returns:
-
string
current user path
- userForKey (key, pid)
-
Returns the user object for the given key and pid
Parameters:
- key string
- pid int
Returns:
-
User
current user
- createKeyForChild (pid)
-
Internal function to create a user key to give to the child of current process
Parameters:
- pid number The PID of the child
- getUser ()
-
Returns the current user key
Returns:
-
User
current user
- logout ()
- Logouts and set account to guest (Shared).
- getById (uid)
-
Get user object from ID
Parameters:
- uid int User ID
Returns:
-
User
- createUser (username, ops)
-
Register a new user
Parameters:
- login (username, passwd)
-
Login to a new user using given credentials
Parameters:


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No outer gutter for all examples
Responsive when grid narrower than `minColumnWidth`
Example 1
Interactive demo :
Example 2
"As many columns as possible, which are at least 300px large, with 4px gutters"
min-column-width="300" gutter="4"
Example 3
"Square items and a maximum of 3 columns, which are at least 150px large (or max 200px large when max columns), with 1px gutters"
min-column-width="150" gutter="1" max-columns="3" max-column-width="200" row-height="100cw"
Example 4
"Always 1 column of minimum 500px, 50px rows, with 16px gutters"
max-columns-number="1" gutter="16"
Example 5 (slim-g-r-i-d)
"Change color according to the number of columns displayed, center-justify items."
See CSS for "example4"
Example 6 (slim-g-r-i-d)
"Change size of every nth item, according to the number of columns displayed"
See CSS for "example5"


Notebooks
Story: The moon and the hare
The moon and the hare
Title
The moon and the hare
Collection
Summary
The moon said that men should die as it dies. The hare disagreed so the moon struck the hare and split its mouth.
Comments
1) p.24 opp: Piet Lynx heard this from his paternal grandfather who heard it from his Bushman head (?), 2) this story is found in Kora Book I-1
Contributors
Categories
Celestial bodies and aeroscopy, History (Early Race)
Keywords
Kora (Kora fable of moon and hare) , moon (moon and hare Kora fable) , moon (and hare) , moon (becomes the Boschvark's shoulder blade) , moon (goes into the sky) , hare (moon and hare Kora fable) , hare (and moon) , Piet Lynx (paternal grandfather)
Story Pages
24-25


SUMMER OF SAM A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
In SUMMER OF SAM, Spike Lee uses the hunt for serial killer David Birkowitz, a.k.a., "the Son of Sam," as an unlikely backdrop to tell a slice-of-life story about one of New York's boroughs, the Bronx. Set in 1977, the story ponders issues from sexuality to the hatred of those who look different.
Packed with way too many characters, subplots and small talk, the movie is in bad need of major pruning. Still, the best parts can be quite intriguing.
Mira Sorvino, in a sympathetic and moving performance, steals the show as Dionna, a lovely wife who tries her best to support her cheating husband, Vinny (John Leguizamo).  With his wife, he insists on doing it in a standard position and always with the lights off, otherwise he figures it would be a sin.
(The movie, without benefit of the digital fig leaves in EYES WIDE SHUT, explores some of the same issues. Here the scenes are much more explicit, and there is significant violence as well, but this film too is rated R. So much for the EYES WIDE SHUT rating controversy. Go figure.)
Adrien Brody plays Vinny's buddy, a punk rocker named Ritchie, who sports a series of strange haircuts and bizarre clothing choices.
As the canonical, pasta-loving godfather Luigi, Ben Gazzara sets his goons loose on the neighborhood to find Son of Sam. Michael Rispoli plays Joey T, a middle-age divorcÚ, who is a small time drug dealer. He and his buddies follow Luigi's command by drawing up a list of suspects. As you can guess, Ritchie appears prominent on the list.
 Lee includes video clips and references to the period, like the 1977 blackout, to give the movie a strong sense of time and place.
Even Jimmy Breslin shows up to play himself in the pair of narrations that bracket the film. In the opening he gives a version of the quote that opened the old television series, "The Naked City." "There were 8 million stories in the Naked City, and this was one of them," he tells us as if to say, New York isn't all this bad. In the ending, he says, "New York is the city I love and hate equally." Perhaps those filled with New York nostalgia will forgive the film for its meandering pace and loss of focus. People outside of the five boroughs, on the other hand, may feel like Breslin. This is a movie to love and hate equally.
SUMMER OF SAM runs too long at 2:21. It is rated R for strong graphic violence and sexuality, pervasive strong language and drug use and would be acceptable for teenagers only if they are older and mature.
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// SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
pragma solidity >=0.6.0 <0.8.0;
import "../utils/Context.sol";
import "../token/ERC20/IERC20.sol";
import "../token/ERC20/SafeERC20.sol";
contract ERC20ReturnFalseMock is Context {
uint256 private _allowance;
// IERC20's functions are not pure, but these mock implementations are: to prevent Solidity from issuing warnings,
// we write to a dummy state variable.
uint256 private _dummy;
function transfer(address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return false;
}
function transferFrom(address, address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return false;
}
function approve(address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return false;
}
function allowance(address, address) public view returns (uint256) {
require(_dummy == 0); // Duummy read from a state variable so that the function is view
return 0;
}
}
contract ERC20ReturnTrueMock is Context {
mapping (address => uint256) private _allowances;
// IERC20's functions are not pure, but these mock implementations are: to prevent Solidity from issuing warnings,
// we write to a dummy state variable.
uint256 private _dummy;
function transfer(address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return true;
}
function transferFrom(address, address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return true;
}
function approve(address, uint256) public returns (bool) {
_dummy = 0;
return true;
}
function setAllowance(uint256 allowance_) public {
_allowances[_msgSender()] = allowance_;
}
function allowance(address owner, address) public view returns (uint256) {
return _allowances[owner];
}
}
contract ERC20NoReturnMock is Context {
mapping (address => uint256) private _allowances;
// IERC20's functions are not pure, but these mock implementations are: to prevent Solidity from issuing warnings,
// we write to a dummy state variable.
uint256 private _dummy;
function transfer(address, uint256) public {
_dummy = 0;
}
function transferFrom(address, address, uint256) public {
_dummy = 0;
}
function approve(address, uint256) public {
_dummy = 0;
}
function setAllowance(uint256 allowance_) public {
_allowances[_msgSender()] = allowance_;
}
function allowance(address owner, address) public view returns (uint256) {
return _allowances[owner];
}
}
contract SafeERC20Wrapper is Context {
using SafeERC20 for IERC20;
IERC20 private _token;
constructor (IERC20 token) public {
_token = token;
}
function transfer() public {
_token.safeTransfer(address(0), 0);
}
function transferFrom() public {
_token.safeTransferFrom(address(0), address(0), 0);
}
function approve(uint256 amount) public {
_token.safeApprove(address(0), amount);
}
function increaseAllowance(uint256 amount) public {
_token.safeIncreaseAllowance(address(0), amount);
}
function decreaseAllowance(uint256 amount) public {
_token.safeDecreaseAllowance(address(0), amount);
}
function setAllowance(uint256 allowance_) public {
ERC20ReturnTrueMock(address(_token)).setAllowance(allowance_);
}
function allowance() public view returns (uint256) {
return _token.allowance(address(0), address(0));
}
}
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GuillotineYou can lop it off, or chop it off, hack it off, or whack it off, but no matter how you slice it, removing the head of another human being is tedious, messy and difficult.Leave to the oh-so-civilized French to come up with a solution to this problem. Since heavy bladed weapons debuted around the time of the Bronze Age, beheading has been a favorite means of merciful capital punishment (relative to, say, crucifixion). For centuries, this was mostly accomplished using an axe or sword. But "merciful" decapitation was difficult work, requiring specialists with strong sword arms and precise aim. If the head doesn't come off on the first stroke, things can get ugly. Innovative inventors occasionally turned their attention to machines that would streamline the process of dislocating the head from the shoulders. While some of their efforts were perfectly functional, none of them really caught on outside of limited regional uses. A French doctor named Joseph Ignace Guillotin, elected as a legislator shortly after the start of the French Revolution, felt that the nation's current methods of execution — hanging and beheading by sword — were cruel and unusual. First, Guillotin proposed that capital punishment be abolished entirely. Unfortunately, there was a revolution going on, so that just wasn't gonna happen. As a compromise, and out of the purest humanitarian impulses, Guillotin proposed in late 1789 that all executions be performed using a beheading machine, which he felt was the most merciful method available. Dr. Antoine Louis, the leading doctor of the day, designed a device to carry out the new law. Proud of his work, Louis called this device the louisette. But everyone else called it the guillotine, since the initial proposal was Guillotin's. In yet another example of why it never pays to do anything nice for anyone, the humanitarian and fervent opponent of the death penalty would be remembered by posterity as the guy who chopped people's heads off. Just to add injury to insult, it's not at all clear that the guillotine is an especially merciful means of execution. Some have estimated that a decapitated head could remain conscious for up to 30 seconds after being removed, offering the victim a truly unique perspective on the world for those last few moments. Although most credible accounts place the total duration of consciousness after decapitation at less than seven seconds, speculation to the contrary has been fueled by grotesque anecdotes about heads blinking or even trying to speak after being removed. Needless to say, there are no firsthand accounts to illuminate the subject. As mentioned earlier, there was a revolution going on. The French Revolution made the American Revolution look like a day at the park.  The country became mired in intrigues, as the revolutionaries and the noble class tried to carve out new roles in the new order. After several false starts, the Revolution really got underway in 1792, when the monarchy was decisively ousted. Thousands of royalists were rounded up and jailed; about 2,000 were killed during riots, when angry mobs stormed the jails. The Revolutionaries, now firmly entrenched in the seats of power, immediately abandoned their high, idealistic aspirations of democracy and human rights in favor of rule by terror, and terror by guillotine. Originally proposed as a humane form of execution, the guillotine instead became a grisly public spectacle used to cow enemies of the regime. Under the iron fist of Maximilien Robespierre, thousands were marched to the guillotine. Those who weren't executed were forced to participate in such absurdities as an all-new metric calendar and a bizarre made-up religion called the Cult of the Supreme Being, a fucked-up fascist spirituality based around a nameless deity whom Robespierre described as "He who bathes with delicious tears the eyes of the son pressed to the bosom of his mother." Arguably, the guillotine was serving its original humanitarian purpose by delivering its victims from the clutches of this lunatic, although those people being beheaded might beg to differ. The first official execution by guillotine took place in April 1792, its subject a petty armed robber. But there were bigger and better things ahead. In August, the Revolutionary crackdown began, and thousands of subversives were rounded up and executed in public spectacles. The guillotine itself was simply a sharp, heavy blade suspended by a rope and pulley system. Frills were added later, such as a stockade fitting for the head, a spring-loaded switch to set the blade in motion and a safety lock. The victim's neck was placed below the blade, and the blade dropped from a height. A basket was usually placed under the victim's head to catch the noggin, although heads (being round) did have a tendency to roll away anyway. Unless, of course, someone was waiting there to grab it. One enterprising young woman named Marie Grosholz was a wax-model maker with a vision and connections within the Revolution. As the French royalty were executed one by one, she decided to preserve their visages for posterity by molding death masks from their decapitated heads. Later, Marie would be best known by her married name, under which she launched the now famous Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum, which exhibited the spoils of her labor. Marie molded the heads of some of the guillotine's most famous victims, including Queen Marie Antoinette and Robespierre, who fell victim to his own success in 1794. Although the guillotine's glory days came during the height of the French Revolution, its history hardly ended there. After its initial success in France, the machine was exported to other nations. Although similar devices had already been used throughout Europe, the guillotine proper became very popular in Germany, especially in Nazi Germany, where it was used for tens of thousands of executions during Hitler's tenure. The French themselves continued to use the device for nearly two centuries. The last public execution by guillotine was performed in 1939, but the device continued in use until 1977. In 1981, the French banned capital punishment, effectively bringing the guillotine's reign of terror to an end. (That's assuming, of course, that no one decides to mount a revival, which is probably not a safe assumption, given what we know about human history. We'll get back to you.)
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"SNEHALAYA INTERNATIONAL PUBLIC SCHOOL"
To educate rural girls
300 children are getting educated. Aim to provide education for 1000 children & care for 200 disabled children
CBSE curriculam with the aim to provide them with knowledge to face an increasingly globalised world with the help of volunteers.
10 Family Cottages with a live in carer
Special Need school to educate and train 64 residents including disabled orphan,abandoned children,homeless women & her dependent girl child
A small dairy farm with that provides an opportunity to supplement our residents’ diets with milk and learn farming techniques
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MOBILE RURAL CLINIC VAN,INTEGRATED RURAL DEVELOPMENT
To help villages with Health care due to Inadequate access to medicines and health professionals
Volunteer in local communities surrounding Snehalaya to prevent Hunger,Low birthweight and malnutrition,Gender inequality, dowry crime and violence against women
Snehalaya is a multi-disciplinary campus based near Gwalior City, Madhya Pradesh, India. Spread across 25 acres, Snehalaya is a community living project that promotes environmental, economic and cultural sustainability for vulnerable, marginalised and underprivileged people.
It has three areas of focus
Special Needs facility and orphanage where more than 60 disabled orphans or abandoned children and homeless women – most of whom have suffered neglect and abuse – live with carers inside cottages, play and learn
The education and empowerment of rural girls through Snehalaya School
Rural health programme supporting poor, rural and marginalised communities
The school started in 2011 with 77 children mostly drop out girls from surrounding villages & slums. The girls are provided everything for free as well as incentive of Rs.10 per day for attending and completing the schooling. Nearly 300 children mostly, drop out girls are being educated.
In addition to Health Centre in campus providing health care services to the residents, students and poor from local community, Snehalaya runs mobile clinics working for integrated development in surrounding villages and slums including hygiene, sanitation, vaccination, safe drinking water, nutrition, maternal & child care, health education, awareness & medical treatment on their door steps as well as advice for self employment and income generation etc.
We welcome volunteers from all walks of life, skilled or unskilled, including trainees and students in any discipline for any duration to help and work with us either on floor in Snehalaya at Gwalior (India) or from their own place as per their convenience
Please Email to Dr. Sharma at snehalaya.gwalior@gmail.com


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BBC staff in uproar after canteen 'limits them to six chips'
One potato, two potato, three potato four, five potato, six potato AND NO MORE could be the new mantra among BBC staff if newly imposed restrictions on side orders stick.
In a half-baked idea the corporation’s canteen cut portions of the popular fried treat to just six chips.
Servers began ‘counting out’ unhappy meals on Friday causing ‘uproar’ among bemused workers – with several sharing their displeasure on social media.
Daniel Sandford, a home affairs correspondent for BBC News, wrote on Twitter: ‘I was given six at 12.10pm.’
Arif Ansari, head of news for BBC Asian Network, tweeted a picture showing a smattering of chips next to a chicken leg dressed in a sort of salsa verde that was unlikely to draw praise from Michelin inspectors.
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He wrote: ‘New rules in the BBC canteen limit the number of chips to six! The staff seemed shocked that I didn’t go with the unlimited couscous instead.’
Dom Stirling, a freelance radio producer at the BBC, added: ‘There is currently uproar in the canteen as the ‘6 chip rule’ is introduced… In which servers are instructed to individually count out 6 chips per person. I wish this was a joke.’
The BBC denied any such rule had been introduced and its press office Twitter account shared a picture of a box stuffed with least nine chips.
It said: ‘There’s something a little fishy about this as there is definitely no six-chip rule (see today’s lunch for evidence!) – we don’t want to get chippy about it but we’re frying to get to the bottom of it.’
Some have also reported a loosening of the regulation – although whether this was a formal relaxation of the chip clampdown or the work of rebellious rogue canteen staff is unclear
BBC News producer Callum May tweeted: ‘UPDATE: Just been told by a canteen source (as I was served a total of 14 chips) that the six-chip rule has been ‘relaxed’.’
The BBC has been contacted about this story.
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Is the PlayStation Network down?
Source: Jennifer Locke / Android Central
Best answer: No, all PlayStation Network services appear to be up and running across all devices. The last time the network encountered any issues was on Nov. 2 where players reported problems with social features and online gaming.
How to fix PlayStation Network connection problems
If the entire PlayStation Network is down, the situation is unfortunately out of your hands.  It's a tried and true method that'll attempt to reconnect it to PSN.
Performing an internet connection test
- On the PlayStation home screen, go to Settings.
- Scroll down to Network.
- Select Test Internet Connection.
If the problem is your internet and not PSN, try resetting your router and reconnecting your PS4 to your Wi-Fi network. Follow the same steps as above but instead of testing the internet connection, select Set Up Internet Connection.
If that doesn't cut it, you may also want to consider connecting your PS4 to the internet with an Ethernet cable.
Why does the PlayStation Network go down?
There is a myriad of issues that can cause PSN to go down, both on Sony's side and on your own. Common error codes when the PlayStation Network is down don't exactly offer much insight into the root of the problem.
- WV-33899-2 or E-82000168 (Could not connect to PlayStation Network)
- NW-31201-7 (Could not connect to the network)
- NP-31952-0 (Network connection has timed out)
- E-8200013A (Can't Access PSN Server)
- CE-33945-4 (Connection to server failed)
- CE-34861-2 (A network error has occurred)
Other times the network may go down for planned maintenance, in which case Sony will notify users ahead of time over social media. On days like Christmas, the network may run slower than usual because so many people are inundating it trying to play their new games.
In rare instances, the PlayStation Network will suffer a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attack where someone (or an entire group) will purposefully and maliciously take the network offline to disrupt traffic.

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A useful port on the south west coast of the Peljesac Peninsula.
Position 42°58.4'N, 17°10'E.
There are berths on the pontoons in the marina or berth stern-to on the mole.
Possible to anchor west of the harbour entrance but the holding is not good and a boat is vulnerable at night as an anchor light is difficult to see against the town lights.
Good shelter but subject to some swell from the west.
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Welcome! I'm a full stack web developer and I enjoy creating responsive web solutions with clean and efficient code that provides seamless experience to the users.
As a graduate of the Web Development certificate program at Udemy | Zero To Mastery Academy, I have a solid understanding of current web technologies and practices.
On a personal level, I'm highly-motivated, result-oriented and a quick learner. I'm also interested in UI/UX designing and I intend to combine my technical and creative capabilities to build rich interactive web applications.
View ResumeA full-stack web application using Clarifai Web API for Face Detection in an image. The website is designed using React JS, the server using Node with Express JS and the database using PostgreSQL. For every registered user, the number of attempts made to detect the face from an image is recorded.
You can view the Source Code here.
This is the first app I built using React. The app has multiple card components which is a sample JSON contact list, where each contact displays a random robot that is generated using the RoboHash API. The search bar lets the user to look for the contact card which in turn renders the contact information.
You can view the Source Code here.
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Darren Pearson
Phone: (651) 403 – 3230
Twitter: @dpearson100
Website: www.darrenscorner.com
Profile
An innovative educator in the areas of interactive web design and computer graphic animation, specializing in the areas where creativity, usability and technical knowledge merge together. High integrity professional with a passion for stimulating student’s motivation, creativity and intellect, plus extensive educational project management, classroom and course development experience.
Employment
January 2002 – Present, Instructor
Computer Careers Program - Saint Paul College, Saint Paul, MN
- Designed and implemented hands-on based curriculum in the following areas:
- HTML/Web Fundamentals
- Advanced Web Design
- Wordpress and Blogging Applications
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Adobe Illustrator
- 3D Animation Fundamentals
- 3D Character Animation
- 3D Animation Capstone
- Digital Sound
- Client-Side Programming (JavaScript)
- Server-Side Programming (PHP and MySQL)
- Intro to Computer Graphics
- Digital Portfolio Development
- Web Animation with Tumult Hype
- Digital Video Editing
- Developed new certificates in 3D Animation, Blogging and Digital Video
- Provided academic advising for web design and digital graphic students
- Coordinated student submissions to SIGGRAPH 2015 Educational Committee
- Organized field trips to industry and four year educational institutions
- Created articulation agreements with multiple local four year colleges
- Assisted Marketing with student recruitment and social networking
July 2007 – July 2008, Department Chair
Computer Careers Program - Saint Paul College, Saint Paul, MN
- Coordinated Saint Paul High Schools Transition program with Saint Paul College
- Organized Visualization Technology Advisory committee meetings
- Recruited and managed adjunct faculty pool
- Scheduled DGIM and CSCI class times, locations and instructors
- 2007-2008 Program Excellence Award Recipient
Education
Master of Science in Technical Communications - August 2015
Metropolitan State University - Saint Paul, MN - GPA: 3.91/4.00
Capstone Project - Usability Testing of 3D Models in Browser Environments
Master of Science in Electrical Engineering - June 1995
University of Minnesota - Minneapolis, MN - GPA: 3.48/4.00
Thesis: Low Power Strategies for VLSI Implementations of FIR Digital Filters
Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering - May 1993
University of North Dakota - Grand Forks - GPA: 3.75/4.00
Senior Project: Autonomous Vehicle Coordinator and Assembly Language Coder
Computer Languages
- HTML5
- JavaScript
- jQuery
- PHP
- MySQL
- C
- C++
- Perl
- ASP
- Sed/Awk
Software Applications
- Adobe Illustrator
- Adobe Dreamweaver
- Adobe Audition
- Adobe Photoshop
- GarageBand
- Blender
- Tumult Hype
- Final Cut Pro
- Premiere Pro
- Wordpress
Resume Available in PDF Format