The regular season will consist of 7 weeks where teams will face off on a different map each week.
Teams will have from Monday - Friday to compete for their official matches. Refer to section 2.1.1 for Match Times and deadline requirements.
The top 8 ranked teams from each division at the end of the Regular Season will qualify for Playoffs. A modified Double Sided bracket will be played over the span of 4 weeks, with each game being a Best of 3 match.
Teams that qualify for Playoffs but are not interested in participating in or may not be able to field a lineup for this stage of the season can alert admins to pass their spot on to the next team in the rankings. In this situation all teams rankings below the team that pulls out of Playoffs will be shifted up by 1. Pulling out of playoffs will not induce any penalties.
The bracket will start with the High and Low side of the brackets facing off, with 1v4 and 2v3 in High, and 5v8 and 6v7 in Low. Losers from the Low side will be eliminated and winners from the High side will skip the next round.
Finals Round 2 will consist of two games to decide who proceeds, with losers being eliminated. These matches will be 3v6 and 4v5. The losers are eliminated and the winners proceed to the Finals Round 3.
Finals Round 3 decides who will play in the Grand Final. The games will be 1v3 and 2v4. The winners play in the Grand Final and the losers place for Third Place.
(The numbers used to describe games [e.g. 2v3] are meant to simulate the seeds of the teams playing against each other. The listed games may not always happen, but are listed so to provide a clear description of the Playoffs structure.)
The Offseason will last for 6-7 weeks, during which no season games will be played, and necessary changes to the league can be made.
Teams from different regions will not be restricted in playing. If they have competitive experience in other leagues from their region, that will be taken into account regardless of their ping.
Teams will not be forced to play on servers from other regions to allow for international teams/players to gain balanced ping. Standard server locations that are recommended are Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Sydney and Perth.
If teams do want to pursue getting a server location that gives balanced ping for asia players as an example, we would recommend renting a Perth server.
(In this document NSW refers to the timezone that NSW operates in at the time of league play, whether it be AEDT or AEST)
All match negotiations need to be completed by Sunday - 11:59PM NSW. If teams are unable to decide by this time, you will need to contact the staff team and begin the mediation process, outlined in section 2.2.1.
It is expected that all teams have 3 days that they are able to play their matches. This will allow in most cases overlaps so that matches can easily be decided on.
Notifying the staff team about possible issues with organising the match needs to be done ASAP. In an event where neither team is able to find matching days, the staff team will determine the optimal time where both teams can field the most amount of players.
Both teams are required to give at least 3 days through the match period that their team is able to play. Bias will be given to the team that is able to meet the 3 day requirement.
Team responsibilities usually fall upon the designated captains on the team. If no captains are able to fulfill the tasks for the team, designate someone to work with a staff member so that your team isn’t punished.
Examples of CP maps are cp_gullywash and cp_vanguard.
CP maps will be played in one 30 minute half where the team with the highest score at the end of 30 minutes, or the first team to 5, will win. In the situation of tied scores at the end of 30 minutes a Golden Cap must be played, where the two teams play one round separate of the 30 minute half, the winner of that single round wins the game. A Golden Cap must be played in a tie situation.
Examples of Koth maps include koth_ashville_rc1 and koth_product_rc8.
Koth maps will be played in one half with no time limit. The first team to win 3 rounds wins the game. There can be no ties on Koth maps.
Examples of Payload & Attack/Defend maps are pl_upward and cp_steel.
These maps will be played in a minimum of 2, and a maximum of 3, halves. One half for these maps is when both teams have had 1 turn to attack and 1 turn to defend. The first team to win 2 halves wins the game. There can be no ties on Payload & Attack/Defend maps.
Highlander runs on a maximum of one person per class. Spy is set to unlimited to allow for players to swap around classes without switching to spec.
Qixalite whitelist can be located here at whitelist.tf. Furthermore, weapon pickups are allowed.
Qixalite server configs can be located here at github.com for download and usage.
Both teams are permitted a maximum of 2 pauses in each match. These pauses can be taken once per half on payload maps and once per round on KOTH and CP maps. Each pause is limited to 5 minutes.
If the opposing team permits a longer pause period that is acceptable and won’t be punished. Purposeful longer pauses or failing to un-pause and continue the match can result in the offending team being punished.
All players are expected to record POVs of their matches. Upon request by the staff team, the POV needs to be submitted within 24 - 48 hours.
Please be aware that staff will perform random POV checks to ensure players are abiding by the rule. Reports of a player cheating or other disputes may also get your POV requested.
Staff are the only people allowed to be present during an official match on spectator. Switching classes during the match, please avoid going to spectator and utilise the spy class limit.
During the 7 week period of regular season, the map selection process will be predetermined by the staff team. In most cases maps that haven’t been played for sometime will go through testing; this also includes new maps that haven’t been played at all.
The testing will primarily include invite only PUGs and/or preseason matches between teams in the top division.
In playoffs the maps being played in each game will be decided through a pick/ban process. The picks and bans will operate as follows:
The teams will pick and ban from the regular season map pool.
A player not rostered, but used instead of an unavailable team member is considered a mercenary. Eligible mercenaries require a Qixalite league account and no active punishments or associated punishments.
A maximum of two mercenaries are allowed, but merc usage is limited to four matches per season and a team is restricted to use the same player no more than two matches in a season.
Message the SteamID and Qixalite league account to one of the staff team; this will begin the process to authorise the player for the match. Submitting mercenary requests with players that are in a higher skill bracket, could get your request denied.
Approved Requests will require you to post the steamID and Qixalite league account in the match thread. Failing to follow this process could lead to a mercenary ban for your team.
For any reason that a team breaks the rules during a match that could lead to but is not limited to a toxic environment or utilising exploits to gain an advantage needs to be reported to the staff team.
Gather evidence such as STV or screenshots and submit it to the staff team. It will be reviewed and the necessary punishments will be delivered to the offending team.
Each round will require 1 map to be played. The winner of this map will be rewarded 4 points on the leaderboard with the losing team gaining no points. Total score will also be tracked based on the amount of points a team scores in a match. Matches where 1 team forfeits will result in the winning team gaining 4 points, with technical forfeits granting each team 2 point. Mutual forfeits will not reward either team.
Teams with the same amount of Points will be seperated on 3 factors. The first will be Tied-Wins. A team’s Tied-Wins score is dependant on the amount of games they have won against teams with the same amount of Points.
The second factor is Total Score. This value is based on the amount of rounds scored in each each match played by a team. For example a game with the score 2-1 would give 2 Total Score to the winning team and 1 Total Score to the losing team.
The final factor is Total wins, which is the amount of map wins a team has. These Tie-Breakers will be prioritised in the order given when deciding a tied situation on the leaderboard. Forfeit wins do not count towards this.
After a match is complete one of the team leaders (generally the winning team’s) must submit the scores on their match page. These scores must be confirmed by the enemy team’s leader. Scores must be submitted and confirmed by Friday at 11:59PM NSW for that week.
Rule breaches during an official game and no contact or attempts to organise the match will result in a forfeit win to the victim team. Furthermore, both teams will have a maximum of 15 minutes past the agreed upon time to be readied.
Server organisation is at the fault of both teams, but is expected that the home team setup and send the server details to the away team. However, if this has not happened, the away team must book a server and try to provide server details. Similarly, the home team will have 15 minutes past to join the server or provide server details.
Forfeit wins require chat logs or evidence suggesting an intent to organise the match, but with no communication back from the other team. Post all evidence into the match thread when submitting the result.
A forfeit loss will count towards a forfeit punishment.
Point Amount: 4Instances where both teams have not organised or come to an agreement on the match times by Monday 11:59 PM - NSW will result in a mutual forfeit. Addition to this, if no scores have been submitted by either team, the match will also result in a mutual forfeit.
The exception to the rule is if both teams have contacted staff in regards to match organisational difficulties, then match negotiations will be extended at the discretion of the the staff team. However, if mediation is required a staff member will decide to force a time where both teams will have the best chances to field as many players as possible.
Remember mutual forfeits will count towards a forfeit punishment.
Point Amount: 0Issues resulting in the inability for both teams being able to play the match will result in a technical forfeit. These types of forfeits will not count towards a forfeit punishment. Such instances that could occur and considered a technical forfeit would be widespread power outages, steam outages and server booking issues.
Furthermore, technical forfeits are only applicable in cases where both teams are affected by an issue that inhibits them from playing. Failing to show up to a match or organising the match is not a technical forfeit.
Upon request by the staff team, teams will be required to provide documentation of the technical difficulty. This will be used to decide disputes or investigations where match fixing could be at play.
Point Amount: 2Mutual and loss forfeits add up towards a forfeit punishment. Both types of forfeits equally count as 1 forfeit loss. The main punishment for this type of offense will be the disqualification and removal from the league, therefore the inability to receive a medal. Further punishments for this type of offense will be outlined in the criteria below.
Early forfeits count as the first two weeks of regular season matches. If a team forfeits these two matches, they will be disqualified and removed from the league.
Total forfeits count as the entire amount of forfeits a team has taken throughout the season. Upon the third forfeit a team will be disqualified and removed from the league.
Playoff and Final forfeits count as any match that occurs past the regular season. These types of forfeits will be weighted higher than other forfeit punishments.
Forfeits during the play-offs will result in the team being disqualified and removed from the league. If possible the next highest seeded team will replace the team or another team in the play-offs when forfeit instances occur after quarter-finals.
Exceptions to the rule can be given depending on the reason of why the team was unable to field the required amount of players. If a team believes they will be unable to field players during the play-off period, contact the staff team to have your play-off position spot given to another team. Doing this will avoid the punishment and you will still receive participant badges.
The intention of exploiting weapons, maps and game engine flaws for an unfair advantage, whether they are listed in the rules or not, is prohibited.
Some examples include, but are not limited to
If you are unsure that something is considered an exploit, please contact the staff team and request a ruling to be made.
Usage of external programs (third-party software), hooks or wrappers is strictly prohibited. This could include but not limited to modified .dll, .exe injecting hook or any software that alters the gameplay that gives the player an unfair advantage.
Section 3.7 outlines Account usage regarding ‘Alts’. Competitive players found cheating outside of the leagues on such alt accounts will also be punished to the same extent when cheating within the league.
Captains shoulder the burden of making sure their players abide by the rules and avoid punishments for rule breaking. Individual players will be punished if the captain is believed to have played a role in the rule breaking or wasn’t aware the rule breaking had occurred.
Captains that are found to be aware of a player on their team cheating as an example, will be punished.
Disbanded, removed and disqualified teams all qualify under captaincy punishments. As the person who takes responsibility in the organisation of the team, they are expected to ensure their team is able to make matches or last throughout the season.
Some punishments for captains will include captaincy ban for the following season up to a maximum of a permanent captaincy ban.
Abusive administration during official matches from the offending team will lead to an immediate disqualification and removal from the league. In circumstances where the captain was not at fault and a player was, that player will be suspended for the remainder of the season.
All players are expected to act in a civilised manner to ensure a non-toxic environment and promote a fun experience. If players are seen to be unable to uphold a good etiquette during a match, those individuals will receive punishments. Furthermore, as per the request from any player or staff member, chat can be completely restricted.
Keep in mind there is a fine line between ‘friendly’ banter and poor sportsmanship. It is recommended that you should communicate with the other team only when necessary to prevent anyone getting offended. Prejudicial or egregious treatment of different categories of people, such as but not limited to nationality, sex, age and beliefs during matches or within the community will be punished harshly.
On top of the previous, in game play can also be counted as bad sportsmanship. The primary example of this is spawn-camping and not focusing on the objective. If you are neglecting pushing the payload cart and a purposefully focusing on spawn-camping the opposing team, this can be considered poor sportsmanship.
Alternative accounts are prohibited to be used. All players are required to play with a single steam account and to be registered with that account on Qixalite.
Appointing a new steam account to be used within the league will require authorisation from the staff team. Contact the team to have the review process begin.
If found using an alternate account, the punishment deemed will vary on how many games that account has participated.
Usage of your account by another party in an official match is restricted. If found sharing the account all players involved will be punished equally.
Aliasing as other players with the intent to mislead or have malicious intent upon others will result in a very lengthy ban.
Failing to provide a POV to the staff team within the 24 - 48 hour period, could lead to player punishments. If there are connection issues which causes you to be unable to provide the POV, you must inform the staff team so we can extend that period.
First offences will be met with a warning. Further offences will lead to 1 game suspensions and harsher thereafter.
Associated punishments are recognised penalties that have been enforced by associated leagues. The list below will outline the punishments that will be copied and enforced
Refer to section ‘3.9.1. League Associations’ on which organisations we will mimic punishments with.
Ready Steady Pan and ozfortress are considered league associations. This is not considered a partnership between Qixalite and these leagues. We believe collectively as a group that these leagues represent the best interests for both the community and other organisations alike. Therefore, we will be mimicking certain punishments given out by Ready Steady Pan and ozfortress, but aligning these punishments under our ruleset.
Teams are required to make sure that the opposing team is informed of any accepted mercs that will be in the match. Furthermore, teams must follow section 2.12 and ensure that the match thread is updated with the required information. On top of the previous, keep in mind that each player is limited to merc for such team twice each season.
Teams that break this procedure in section 2.12 for a maximum of 2 times will receive a mercenary ban for the remainder of this season. However, in future if the same team consistently neglects this rule, less leniency will be given and harsher punishments will be delivered.
All rules will be subject to change at any moment in time. Changes can include entire rule additions or amendments to existing rules.
All staff are given the responsibility to make decisions on behalf of the league. Such actions do not have to be linked to a specific rule or outlined entirely within the rules. Staff have the ability to modify the rules for situations that haven’t been accounted for or in circumstances where deemed necessary.


The Menu
uSDLC uses a small footprint, floating, keyboard optimised multi-level menu system with keyboard shortcuts. In english this means
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It does not take up much screen space
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It is placed where it is most easily read - directly above the section in focus
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It responds to mouse clicks, but is easy to use by just typing the underlined letters
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Selecting an entry displays the next level. Pressing escape aborts the sequence.
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Hover over most terminal selections to see a keyboard shortcut that can be used to bypass menu navigation
Guide
Menu convenience
With the menu always just above the section you are reviewing it is easy to see and pick the keys to type - "cc" for clipboard copy or "se" for section edit.
Guide
The main menu
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Home: you won't visit this often unless it is changed to something more useful such as a launch pad
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Clip: allows you to record a section and create a reference to it elsewhere your documents
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Section: There is a lot you can do with the core unit within uSDLC
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Project: and a very few things effect a project and a whole unit
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Run: Instrumentation connects uSDLC to the code
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User: log in ... log out ... change password
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Help: if you need someone
Guide
Clip menu
The clipboard is a visible panel that can hold references to sections of interest. It can be used as a secondary navigation tool as the references are hot-linked to the matching section. Items in the clipboard can be pasted anywhere in a uSDLC document allowing for one point of truth for multiple perspectives. This allows documentation fragments to reside with the related design yet be imported as needed into guides and reference material.
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Clear: empty the clipboard
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Copy: a reference to the section in focus. If alreay in clipboard, move to end
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Drain: Paste reference to all entries in clipboard under section in focus
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Drop: remove last reference in the clipboard
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Paste: a reference to the bottom entry in the clipboard below the section in focus
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Show: display the clipboard if it has been closed
Guide
Section menu
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Delete: unlike deletion from the tree, menu deletion just hides the section - from both view and instrumentation
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Edit: open the wysiwyg editor. Use meta-S or ^S to save once done
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Insert: insert a new section above (^I) or below (^A) the section in focus
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Join: concatenate the current section with the one above or below
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Move: swap the current section with the one above or below (shift up/down)
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Navigate: set a new section in focus (up/down) or move to the tree for navigation (tab)
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New: came as append except you select the section type by keyboard instead of tab
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Split: convert a section to a child page or split a list into sections - useful after brainstorming
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Toggle: display/hide deleted sections
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Undelete: restore a deleted section to the living
Guide
Project menu
I said it was small...
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New: introduce uSDLC to an external project or create a new one.
Guide
Run menu
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Section: run the section in focus (^R/alt-R)
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Page: run all sections on the current and all child pages (^P/alt-P)
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From error: continue from the last failed section (after corrections) (^L/alt-L)
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From section: run the current section and those below (including child pages) (^O/alt-O)
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Rerun: rerun the last section run in a new window (^U/alt-U)
Guide
User menu
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Log in: log in as a new user.
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Log out: log in as guest
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Change password: guess
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New User: only for administrators
Guide
Help
Opens a new window to the Guide section of uSDLC. What else is there to say? Give it a go.
Guide
Menu configuration
As with everything in uSDLC, noting is set in stone. The menu is a structured text file that can be modified from the uSDLC configuration page.


Résumé
— I am one of the best in Street Fighters.
— I am a wandering warrior, a serious person with a hard temper and sometimes a bad sense of humor.
— My main goal is to master my fighting style perfectly.
— I do not compete with others, the only competition that challenges me is myself.
ACHIEVEMENTS
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#1 in "Top 25 Street Fighter Characters" by IGN, who also called me "fancy",
"icon" and "a testament to the virtue of simplicity" ❤
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#2 in "Top 20 Street Fighter Characters of All Time" by GameDaily, same council found me worth of #6 place in
"Top 25 Capcom Characters of All Time", which I proudly share with my partner Ken
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I was named "5th Most Powerful Street Fighter Character" by Screen Rant-san
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#71 in "Top 100 Heroes of All Time" by UGO Networks, also recognized #2 in their list of "Top 50 Street Fighter Characters"
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In a survey of 4000 online matches for Super Street Fighter IV, I got to be the most popular character, with 16.6% of players choosing my side
Experience
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2018
Amongst many fighters of the past was featured in the movie "Ready Player One". Ryu ready always!
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2017
United with unknown until then to me Power Rangers to defea resurrected M.Bison.Damn good fighters they are, even not knowing karate ways!
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2016
In "Street Fighter V" once and for all erased M.Bison from earth and tamed my inner Evil Ryu. Also spent some time on a side-project, mini-series "Street Fighter: Resurrection".
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2014
Filmed in a martial arts tutorial "Street Fighter: Assassin's Fist", revealing to audience forgotten art of Ansatsuken.
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2012
The gods of intenet concluded me in the animated movie "Wreck-It Ralph", but rewarded me with a good drink for it!
2008
My evil alter ego sneaked out of control and became a boss in "Street Fighter IV".
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2006
Borrowed my famous ripped gi to Soki in "Onimusha: Dawn of Dreams", gods informed me he needed that for the battle.
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1998
Defeated M. Bison in "Street Fighter Alpha 2", bastard wanted to use my heroic body for his evil intentions, but retreated with shame. Also this year I encountered Marvel universe in "Marvel vs. Capcom: Clash of Super Heroes" fighter,loyal to my employer, Capcom, of course.
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1997
Reunited with Ken, my friend and opponent in "Street Fighter III". Men's friendship works mysteriously. Also helped with Arika project "Street Fighter EX".
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1996
Took care of villainous Akuma in "Street Fighter Alpha 2". As a freelance on "Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo" tried myself in a new genre, puzzle games. Let the wrath of seven heavens come upon these malicious enigmas, never again!
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1994
Screened in a movie "Street Fighter", so that the batllesof past would not be forgotten by millenial generation.
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1991
Was promoted to "Street Fighter II". Didn't stay there for long, celebrations and office dwelling is not for me!
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1987
Started working for Capcom project "Street Fighter". My partner was Ken Masters, the boss'name was Sagat.


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https://ddoherty.github.io/presentations/WasmAndYou
Dave Doherty
Bitwixt Software Systems LLC
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>June 2015: Brendan Eich, Creator of the JavaScript programming language
Today’s Big News:
It’s by now a cliché that JS has become the assembly language of the Web. Rather, JS is one syntax for a portable and safe machine language, let’s say.Today I’m pleased to announce that cross-browser work has begun on WebAssembly, a new intermediate representation for safe code on the Web.
[…]
I usually finish with a joke: “Always bet on JS”.
I look forward to working “and wasm” into that line — no joke.
June 2017: Bringing the Web up to Speed with WebAssembly
WebAssembly (abbreviated Wasm) is a binary instruction format for a stack-based virtual machine. Wasm is designed as a portable target for compilation of high-level languages like C/C++/Rust, enabling deployment on the web for client and server applications.
At its core, WebAssembly is a virtual instruction set architecture (virtual ISA).
https://webassembly.github.io/threads/intro/introduction.html
Efficient*, Low-Level Bytecode for the Web
(and Elsewhere)
*Fast to Load
Fast to Execute
We've tried this before:
From: Bringing the Web up to Speed with WebAssembly
See also:
https://webassembly.org/docs/high-level-goals/
Let's compare execution pipelines…
JS:
Wasm:
"If you torture the data long enough, it will confess."
Ronald Harry Coase, British Economist and Nobel Laureate
Overall, the results show that WebAssembly is very competitive with native code, with 7 benchmarks within 10% of native and nearly all of them within 2× of native.
On average, WebAssembly is 33.7% faster than asm.js
On average, WebAssembly code is 62.5% the size of asm.js (median 68.6%),and 85.3% of native x86-64 code size (median 78%).
Performance comparison of WebAssembly, C++ Addon, and native implementations of various algorithms in Node.js:
> node benchmark.js Levenstein Distance: Native x 209,706 ops/sec ±0.50% (92 runs sampled) N-API Addon x 468,656 ops/sec ±2.64% (93 runs sampled) Web Assembly x 216,820 ops/sec ±8.49% (95 runs sampled) Fastest is N-API Addon Fibonacci: Native x 5,531,150 ops/sec ±9.09% (76 runs sampled) N-API Addon x 6,263,628 ops/sec ±9.31% (73 runs sampled) Web Assembly x 14,391,462 ops/sec ±9.46% (73 runs sampled) Fastest is Web Assembly Fermat Primality Test: Native x 2,513,841 ops/sec ±0.09% (97 runs sampled) N-API Addon x 2,913,153 ops/sec ±5.23% (89 runs sampled) Web Assembly x 3,123,655 ops/sec ±9.51% (86 runs sampled) Fastest is Web Assembly Simple Linear Regression: Native x 255,253 ops/sec ±9.81% (72 runs sampled) N-API Addon x 4,179 ops/sec ±8.81% (74 runs sampled) N-API Addon using TypedArrays x 118,997 ops/sec ±2.63% (95 runs sampled) Web Assembly x 39,266 ops/sec ±9.45% (73 runs sampled) Web Assembly using TypedArrays x 49,503 ops/sec ±9.17% (76 runs sampled) Fastest is Native SHA256: Native x 12,009 ops/sec ±9.20% (73 runs sampled) N-API Addon x 77,340 ops/sec ±9.09% (77 runs sampled) Web Assembly x 30,375 ops/sec ±8.55% (73 runs sampled) Fastest is N-API Addon
(some stuff I built)
(Not that you'll ever need to look at it.)
One-byte Instructions (Bytecode):
https://webassembly.github.io/spec/core/binary/instructions.html
int adder(int num1, int num2) { return num1 + num2; }
adder.c
Using:
WebAssembly Explorer
https://mbebenita.github.io/WasmExplorer/
C99 -Os
Save to adder.wasm
JS code to compile, instantiate, and run Wasm module in Node:
const WA = WebAssembly, env = {__memory_base: 0, __table_base: 0, memory: new WA.Memory({initial: 256}), table: new WA.Table({initial: 0, element: 'anyfunc'})}, code = new Uint8Array(require('fs').readFileSync('adder.wasm')) WA.compile(code).then(m => { return new WA.Instance(m, {env: env}) }).then(instance => { console.log(instance.exports.adder(20, 22)) })
adder.js
Run (Node v ≥ 8.0.0 !):
node adder.js
Note: in the Browser
WebAssembly.instantiateStreaming()
replaces
WebAssembly.compile()
Standardizing WASI: A system interface to run WebAssembly outside the web
(from the creator of Docker:)
Watch this:
The Birth & Death of JavaScript by Gary Bernhardt
Brendan Eich: "I live to troll Gary"
Dave Doherty
ddoherty@bitwixt.com


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MT33xx GNSS PMTK User's Guide
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This chapter shows some usefull table. More...
This chapter shows some usefull table.
| No | Datum | Region |
|---|---|---|
| 0 | WGS1984 | International |
| 1 | Tokyo | Japan |
| 2 | Tokyo | Mean For Japan, South Korea, Okinawa |
| 3 | User Setting | User Setting |
| 4 | Adindan | Burkina Faso |
| 5 | Adindan | Cameroon |
| 6 | Adindan | Ethiopia |
| 7 | Adindan | Mali |
| 8 | Adindan | Mean For Ethiopia, Sudan |
| 9 | Adindan | Senegal |
| 10 | Adindan | Sudan |
| 11 | Afgooye | Somalia |
| 12 | Ain El Abd1970 | Bahrain |
| 13 | Ain El Abd1970 | Saudi Arabia |
| 14 | American Samoa1962 | American Samoa Islands |
| 15 | Anna 1 Astro1965 | Cocos Island |
| 16 | Antigua Island Astro1943 | Antigua(Leeward Islands) |
| 17 | Arc1950 | Botswana |
| 18 | Arc1950 | Burundi |
| 19 | Arc1950 | Lesotho |
| 20 | Arc1950 | Malawi |
| 21 | Arc1950 | Mean For Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Swaziland, Zaire, Zambia, Zimbabwe |
| 22 | Arc1950 | Swaziland |
| 23 | Arc1950 | Zaire |
| 24 | Arc1950 | Zambia |
| 25 | Arc1950 | Zimbabwe |
| 26 | Arc1960 | Mean For Kenya Tanzania |
| 27 | Arc1960 | Kenya |
| 28 | Arc1960 | Tamzamia |
| 29 | Ascension Island1958 | Ascension Island |
| 30 | Astro Beacon E 1945 | Iwo Jima |
| 31 | Astro Dos 71/4 | St Helena Island |
| 32 | Astro Tern Island (FRIG) 1961 | Tern Island |
| 33 | Astronomical Station 1952 | Marcus Island |
| 34 | Australian Geodetic 1966 | Australia, Tasmania |
| 35 | Australian Geodetic 1984 | Australia, Tasmania |
| 36 | Ayabelle Lighthouse | Djibouti |
| 37 | Bellevue (IGN) | Efate and Erromango Islands |
| 38 | Bermuda 1957 | Bermuda |
| 39 | Bissau | Guuinea-Bissau |
| 40 | Bogota Observatory | Colombia |
| 41 | Bukit Rimpah | Indonesia(Bangka and Belitung Ids) |
| 42 | Camp Area Astro | Antarctica(McMurdi Camp Area) |
| 43 | Campo Inchauspe | Argentina |
| 44 | Canton Astro1966 | Phoenix Island |
| 45 | Cape | South Africa |
| 46 | Cape Canaveral | Bahamas, Florida |
| 47 | Carthage | Tunisia |
| 48 | Chatham Island Astro1971 | New Zealand(Chatham Island) |
| 49 | Chua Astro | Paraguay |
| 50 | Corrego Alegre | Brazil |
| 51 | Dabola | Guinea |
| 52 | Deception Island | Deception Island, Antarctia |
| 53 | Djakarta (Batavia) | Indonesia(Sumatra) |
| 54 | Dos 1968 | New Georgia Islands (Gizo Island) |
| 55 | Easter Island 1967 | Easter Island |
| 56 | Estonia Coordinate System1937 | Estonia |
| 57 | European 1950 | Cyprus |
| 58 | European 1950 | Egypt |
| 59 | European 1950 | England, Channel Islands, Scotland, Shetland Islands |
| 60 | European 1950 | England, Ireland, Scotland, Shetland Islands |
| 61 | European 1950 | Finland, Norway |
| 62 | European 1950 | Greece |
| 63 | European 1950 | Iran |
| 64 | European 1950 | Italy (Sardinia) |
| 65 | European 1950 | Italy (Slcily) |
| 66 | European 1950 | Malta |
| 67 | European 1950 | Mean For Austria, Belgium,Denmark, Finland, France, W Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Portuga,l Spain, Sweden, Switzerland |
| 68 | European 1950 | Mean For Austria, Debnmark,France, W Germany, Netherland ,Switzerland |
| 69 | European 1950 | Mean For Irag, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Syria |
| 70 | European 1950 | Portugal, Spain |
| 71 | European 1950 | Tunisia, |
| 72 | European 1979 | Mean For Austria, Finland ,Netherlands ,Norway, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland |
| 73 | Fort Thomas 1955 | Nevis St Kitts (Leeward Islands) |
| 74 | Gan 1970 | Republic Of Maldives |
| 75 | Geodetic Dataum 1970 | New Zealand |
| 76 | Graciosa Base SW1948 | Azores (Faial, Graciosa, Pico, Sao, Jorge, Terceria) |
| 77 | Guam1963 | Guam |
| 78 | Gunung Segara | Indonesia (Kalimantan) |
| 79 | Gux l Astro | Guadalcanal Island |
| 80 | Herat North | Afghanistan |
| 81 | Hermannskogel Datum | Croatia-Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegoivna |
| 82 | Hjorsey 1955 | Iceland |
| 83 | Hongkong 1963 | Hongkong |
| 84 | Hu Tzu Shan | Taiwan |
| 85 | Indian | Bangladesh |
| 86 | Indian | India,Nepal |
| 87 | Indian | Pakistan |
| 88 | Indian 1954 | Thailand |
| 89 | Indian 1960 | Vietnam (Con Son Island) |
| 90 | Indian 1960 | Vietnam (Near 16 deg N) |
| 91 | Indian 1975 | Thailand |
| 92 | Indonesian 1974 | Indonesian |
| 93 | Ireland 1965 | Ireland |
| 94 | ISTS 061 Astro 1968 | South Georgia Islands |
| 95 | ISTS 073 Astro 1969 | Diego Garcia |
| 96 | Johnston Island 1961 | Johnston Island |
| 97 | Kandawala | Sri Lanka |
| 98 | Kerguelen Island 1949 | Kerguelen Island |
| 99 | Kertau 1948 | West Malaysia and Singapore |
| 100 | Kusaie Astro 1951 | Caroline Islands |
| 101 | Korean Geodetic System | South Korea |
| 102 | LC5 Astro 1961 | Cayman Brac Island |
| 103 | Leigon | Ghana |
| 104 | Liberia 1964 | Liberia |
| 105 | Luzon | Philippines (Excluding Mindanao) |
| 106 | Luzon | Philippines (Mindanao) |
| 107 | M'Poraloko | Gabon |
| 108 | Mahe 1971 | Mahe Island |
| 109 | Massawa | Ethiopia (Eritrea) |
| 110 | Merchich | Morocco |
| 111 | Midway Astro 1961 | Midway Islands |
| 112 | Minna | Cameroon |
| 113 | Minna | Nigeria |
| 114 | Montserrat Island Astro 1958 | Montserrat (Leeward Island) |
| 115 | Nahrwan | Oman (Masirah Island) |
| 116 | Nahrwan | Saudi Arabia |
| 117 | Nahrwan | United Arab Emirates |
| 118 | Naparima BWI | Trinidad and Tobago |
| 119 | North American 1927 | Alaska (Excluding Aleutian Ids) |
| 120 | North American 1927 | Alaska (Aleutian Ids East of 180 degW) |
| 121 | North American 1927 | Alaska (Aleutian Ids West of 180 degW) |
| 122 | North American 1927 | Bahamas (Except San Salvador Islands) |
| 123 | North American 1927 | Bahamas (San Salvador Islands) |
| 124 | North American 1927 | Canada (Alberta, British Columbia) |
| 125 | North American 1927 | Canada (Manitoba, Ontario) |
| 126 | North American 1927 | Canada (New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Nova Scotia, Qubec) |
| 127 | North American 1927 | Canada (Northwest Territories, Saskatchewan) |
| 128 | North American 1927 | Canada (Yukon) |
| 129 | North American 1927 | Canal Zone |
| 130 | North American 1927 | Cuba |
| 131 | North American 1927 | Greenland (Hayes Peninsula) |
| 132 | North American 1927 | Mean For Antigua, Barbados, Barbuda, Caicos Islands, Cuba, Dominican, Grand Cayman, Jamaica, Turks Islands |
| 133 | North American 1927 | Mean For Belize, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua |
| 134 | North American 1927 | Mean For Canada |
| 135 | North American 1927 | Mean For Conus |
| 136 | North American 1927 | Mean For Conus (East of Mississippi, River Including Louisiana,Missouri, Minnesota) |
| 137 | North American 1927 | Mean For Conus (West of Mississippi, Rive Excluding Louisiana, Minnesota, Missouri) |
| 138 | North American 1927 | Mexico |
| 139 | North American 1983 | Alaska (Excluding Aleutian Ids) |
| 140 | North American 1983 | Aleutian Ids |
| 141 | North American 1983 | Canada |
| 142 | North American 1983 | Conus |
| 143 | North American 1983 | Hahawii |
| 144 | North American 1983 | Mexico, Central America |
| 145 | North Sahara 1959 | Algeria |
| 146 | Observatorio Meteorologico 1939 | Azores (Corvo and Flores Islands) |
| 147 | Old Egyptian 1907 | Egypt |
| 148 | Old Hawaiian | Hawaii |
| 149 | Old Hawaiian | Kauai |
| 150 | Old Hawaiian | Maui |
| 151 | Old Hawaiian | Mean For Hawaii, Kauai, Maui, Oahu |
| 152 | Old Hawaiian | Oahu |
| 153 | Oman | Oman |
| 154 | Ordnance Survey Great Britian 1936 | England |
| 155 | Ordnance Survey Great Britian 1936 | England, Isle of Man, Wales |
| 156 | Ordnance Survey Great Britian 1936 | Mean For England ,Isle of Man, Scotland, Shetland Island, Wales |
| 157 | Ordnance Survey Great Britian 1936 | Scotland, Shetland Islands |
| 158 | Ordnance Survey Great Britian 1936 | Wales |
| 159 | Pico de las Nieves | Canary Islands |
| 160 | Pitcairn Astro 1967 | Pitcairn Island |
| 161 | Point 58 | Mean For Burkina Faso and Niger |
| 162 | Pointe Noire 1948 | Congo |
| 163 | Porto Santo 1936 | Porto Santo, Maderia Islands |
| 164 | Provisional South American 1956 | Bolovia |
| 165 | Provisional South American 1956 | Chile (Northern Near 19 deg S) |
| 166 | Provisional South American 1956 | Chile (Southern Near 43 deg S) |
| 167 | Provisional South American 1956 | Colombia |
| 168 | Provisional South American 1956 | Ecuador |
| 169 | Provisional South American 1956 | Guyana |
| 170 | Provisional South American 1956 | Mean For Bolivia Chile,Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Venezuela |
| 171 | Provisional South American 1956 | Peru |
| 172 | Provisional South American 1956 | Venezuela |
| 173 | Provisional South Chilean 1963 | Chile (Near 53 deg S) (Hito XVIII) |
| 174 | Puerto Rico | Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands |
| 175 | Pulkovo 1942 | Russia |
| 176 | Qatar National | Qatar |
| 177 | Qornoq | Greenland (South) |
| 178 | Reunion | Mascarene Island |
| 179 | Rome 1940 | Italy (Sardinia) |
| 180 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Hungary |
| 181 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Poland |
| 182 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Czechoslavakia |
| 183 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Lativa |
| 184 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Kazakhstan |
| 185 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Albania |
| 186 | S-42 (Pulkovo 1942) | Romania |
| 187 | S-JTSK | Czechoslavakia (Prior 1 Jan1993) |
| 188 | Santo (Dos) 1965 | Espirito Santo Island |
| 189 | Sao Braz | Azores (Sao Miguel, Santa Maria Ids) |
| 190 | Sapper Hill 1943 | East Falkland Island |
| 191 | Schwarzeck | Namibia |
| 192 | Selvagem Grande 1938 | Salvage Islands |
| 193 | Sierra Leone 1960 | Sierra Leone |
| 194 | South American 1969 | Argentina |
| 195 | South American 1969 | Bolivia |
| 196 | South American 1969 | Brazial |
| 197 | South American 1969 | Chile |
| 198 | South American 1969 | Colombia |
| 199 | South American 1969 | Ecuador |
| 200 | South American 1969 | Ecuador (Baltra, Galapagos) |
| 201 | South American 1969 | Guyana |
| 202 | South American 1969 | Mean For Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil,Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela |
| 203 | South American 1969 | Paraguay |
| 204 | South American 1969 | Peru |
| 205 | South American 1969 | Trinidad and Tobago |
| 206 | South American 1969 | Venezuela |
| 207 | South Asia | Singapore |
| 208 | Tananarive Observatory 1925 | Madagascar |
| 209 | Timbalai 1948 | Brunei, E Malaysia (Sabah Sarawak) |
| 210 | Tokyo | Japan |
| 211 | Tokyo | Mean For Japan, South Korea, Okinawa |
| 212 | Tokyo | Okinawa |
| 213 | Tokyo | South Korea |
| 214 | Tristan Astro 1968 | Tristam Da Cunha |
| 215 | Viti Levu 1916 | Fiji (Viti Levu Island) |
| 216 | Voirol 1960 | Algeria |
| 217 | Wake Island Astro 1952 | Wake Atoll |
| 218 | Wake-Eniwetok 1960 | Marshall Islands |
| 219 | WGS 1972 | Global Definition |
| 220 | WGS 1984 | Global Definition |
| 221 | Yacare | Uruguay |
| 222 | Zanderij | Suriname |


Testimonials
Here you can discover the successes that many people have had launching their own business with help from all of us here at Readymade Business 4 U Ltd!
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"I was very pleased with the way Readymade Business 4 U set up my vending business. I have got some very good sites in the city centre and look forward to servicing my machines. The team kept me in the loop and I'm looking forward to our new venture"
Gabor - Restroom Vending
"I bought the machines from Readymade Business 4 U with the view to making good money and was pleased by how quick my machines were installed into the sites. The machines are nice and easy to service and I hope to be repeating my order very soon."
Kwame - Mobile Phone Charging
"I bought this business model from Readymade Business 4 U and I am very pleased with the sites they got for me. Readymade Business 4 U have been there 100% for me and i know i can contact them at any time with questions i may have and they will be totally honest and up front with me. Overall the customer service was very good and I would recommend them to those looking for a readymade business."
Update
"I purchased the Mobile Phone Charging business model just over 6 months ago and have been really pleased with progress I have made within that time.
I have successfully attained over 35 advertisers for my machines already. I have a great pricing structure in place which starts at £7.70 per machine, per month and reducing to only £5 per machine per month if an advertisement is taken out on all 12 machines.
This set-up has not only made selling the advertising much easier, but also rewards the customer of being displayed on over 10 machines in high footfall venues all over Essex.
I was also happily surprised with the revenue which has been generated by the charging units themselves. The monthly turnover provides me with a comfortable £750 per month and that is just for opening the machine 1 time per month.
As the New Year turns I will be in a position to look at expanding my current batch and hope to have well over 30 machines by the end 2012...
...I would like to thank Readymade Business 4 U for the help and support they have provided me and I look forward to a great New Year with my company, Mobile Chargers!"
Darren - Mobile Phone Charging
Thanks for providing me with a great set-up in the vending industry.
I was constantly updated with the scenario and felt totally comfortable about the work they were carrying out. I was provided with some extremely good sites, such as The Indigo inside the famous Gate in Newcastle City Centre, pictured here.
The product itself is exactly what I anticipated and is working very well.
I would just like to thank the team for their efforts and i know they are only an e-mail or call away.
Update from Michael Anderson...
I'd just like to keep you up-to-date with how my new business venture is going. The machines earn regular charging revenue and I have sold all the initial adverts. I'm now in the process of purchasing more machines, hiring a sales manager as well as a sales team to push my advertising further to help get larger companies to advertise on my machines.
I see the true potential of this business and am very happy with the progress I have made so far.
Thanks again!
Some recent sales figures from Michael:
My machines are averaging £80 per machine per month (charging revenue); and I currently have 87 adverts on my machines, I'm charging £30 per advert per month. Giving me over £3,000.00 per month in total.
Michael - Mobile Phone Charging
I was impressed with the way Readymade Business 4 U were very quick to keep me updated about the process. They provided me with some very good venues for my machines. The process was very professional and the team always ensured that I was happy and understood all aspects of the product. I would like to thank them for all their hard work and look forward to a continued working relationship.
Robert - Mobile Phone Charging
"I went with the Mobile Phone Charging business through readymadebusiness4u.com. The whole process from ordering to installation was easy and painless. The staff were very helpful, always available to answer any queries. They managed to obtain some good sites for the machines and with the ongoing support given, I look forward to ordering more as the business grows."
James - Mobile Phone Charging
Thank you all for your help in setting up my Vending machines. You were all great to get along with and have given me an excellent little business which I can build on. I purchased my Vending business because I wanted an additional income without having to put too much input into it, as I already run my own business and don't have much time on my hands. It's a geat product and a nice income for doing virtually nothing as the product sells itself. I'll be looking at purchasing more machines soon.
Thanks again!
Sid - Multi-Washroom Vending
I purchased the Alcohol Breathalyser business model through Readymade Business 4 U and now have a fully set up business which I'm able to run around my full time job but one that can easily provide me with a full time salary. The many revenue streams available with the business bundles provide excellent flexibilty.
Rob - Alcohol Breathalysers
I had been thinking of setting up a business, going through the franchise route. Alas, looking around at the various franchises available, the minimum spend required in setting up required quite a large amount of investment.
Thanks to Readymade Business 4 U, I've been given the opportunity to start up my own vending machine business using limited funds, with no on-going royalties to pay.
Having visited their office in Macclesfield, I had a chance to meet the guys and find out a bit more about the company and how they operate. They showed me the vending machines and answered all questions that I had.
After deciding that I'd like to proceed, the next steps involved deciding how many machines I wanted to purchase, filling in the application/order form and making the payment. Whilst waiting for the machines to arrive, Readymade Business 4 U were busy marketing and contacting various sites in my area to find suitable locations to host my machines (these also included any places which I already had in mind).
Within about 6 weeks from making the payment, the new machines had been tested, safety certified and were ready for installation. I was given a list of sites to choose from and the next day the guys from Readymade Business 4 U came to install the machines. I met the guys during the installation of the final machine, where they gave me the keys, manuals remote controls to the machines. They also ran through and presented me with a training manual which included guidance on how to proceed with the business, setting up invoices, a business bank account, VAT, etc. They also set up insurance for the machines and provided me with a business phone number which customers could contact me on.
I am now set up and running my own business. Since then, they have been on hand for support and to help me through any problems that I've had.
Thankyou to the team at Readymade Business 4 U.
Maruf - Mobile Phone Charging and Alcohol Breathalysers
After finding Readymade Business 4 U online, I gave them a call and was filled with confidence and impressed at how honest and friendly the staff are. I was kept up to date all the time by phone or email and any concerns were sorted out immediately. The Electronic Cigarette business is going from strength to strength and confident this will continue with the support of the team at Readymade Business 4 U.
Lisa - Electronic Cigarettes
I found RMB4U on the internet and ever since that first phone call the whole team have been so helpful and supportive. I would like to thank all of the RMB4U team who have helped me set up my Mobile Phone Charging Business. Their support has been endless. They are a pleasure to do business with and RMB4U have been there to guide me through. Many thanks for your continued support.
David - Mobile Phone Charging
Whilst looking for a business model, I came across this website and thought it was too good to be true.
An honest company like Readymade Business 4 U make all the difference. With no previous experience in business, it was with the help of a great Marketing team that I was able to start such a fantastic business venture off.
The Marketing team did all the hard work finding the best sites and venues for my machines to be placed, The resources and ongoing support I have received from the team have really helped me understand how this business can grow to be a successful one and I look forward to purchasing more machines very shortly as I am making a return on my investment already!
Thank you for all your support.
Manisha – Mobile Phone Charging
I approached RMB4U for their marketing expertise. Running my own business, I know it is hard to find the right venues. RMB4U promised that they could help and gave me an estimated time scale. I was very happy as they kept me updated and I received x5 excellent venues, from pubs to superstores. I thank RMB4U for their efficiency, honesty and great venues!
Mark - Snack & Toy
If you are looking to start up your own business, Readymade Business 4 U have some great ideas and give you all the support you need.
Clifford - Mobile Phone Charging
I definately made the right move going to ReadymadeBusiness4u.com. I find the staff very helpful and get excellent advice and feedback whenever I need it.
I think very highly of the entire team at Readmade Business. The marketing team are remarkable and have helped get my business off to a flying start.
Bob - Chauffeur/Private Hire
"Readymade Business 4 U set me up with the Teeth Whitening package quickly and efficiently, I can honestly say that they took any stress out of the set up and give me complete faith that if and when I need them in the future they will be there to help. If you are looking at starting your own business but would like information and help then give them a call you won't regret it"
Daniel - Teeth Whitening
"I recently purchased the teeth whitening pack from your company. Everything so far has been excellent, really looking forward to getting it started and off the ground. The staff have always been more than helpful, who I'm sure I have tortured throughout the whole process. A real credit and always happy to help me out - this whole thing would have been a struggle without there involvement, Very glad I made the big step with you all :) Thank you!"
Update: Gary is now doing, on average, 12 appointments per week on a part-time basis; and has even completed 8 treatments in one day!
Gary - Teeth Whitening
Hi Teeth Whitening team,
Thank you so much for all the help and support that you have given me in setting up my business in teeth whitening. I'm still to follow up on several leads but I already have some clients lined up. So it's looking to be a good future! Thanks again!
Sylvia - Teeth Whitening
"After searching on the internet for a teeth whitening product to enhance my already established running beauty business, I came across Readymade Business 4 U. After the first email I was pleased at how helpful and professional the team were. I had many questions which I felt I needed to ask and they were answered quickly and thoroughly. After completing my training and starting up with the teeth whitening I hardly do any other form of therapy now as I’m so busy doing clinics and parties for teeth whitening I find it hard to fit everything in.
My latest client is Wales Rugby International and Ospreys player Jonathan Thomas and his fiancé. They were so impressed that he has recommended me to the rest of the team.
I would recommend anyone thinking of starting out on a new business venture to join Readymade Business 4 U, it has been so easy with all the help from my accounts manager and his team!! Thanks again guys!
Nicky - Teeth Whitening
I came upon Readymade Business 4 U by chance whilst looking for a franchise on the internet. I called them and found they were very helpful and polite on the phone.
They made me feel at ease and after a few chats I decided to go into the Teeth Whitening Business which was provided by them. They gave me great advice over the phone and set about creating my website. This was done with great speed and to my full satisfaction, training followed in their head office in Macclesfield and I found this to be professionally done by the Trainer. She explained all the procedures and details thoroughly and the company made me feel at ease with their professional attitude and very friendly staff and surroundings.
Ongoing support has been very good with them only a phone call away. Overall I am completely satisfied with this company and cannot thank the Team enough for all their efforts. Practical advice is provided by the Trainer and is always available for any queries. Readymade Business 4 U provided me with a tailor made business at a fraction of the cost involved in trying to do this on my own. I would recommend the team to anyone thinking of going into business and once again thank them for their efforts.
George - Teeth Whitening
I wanted to express my sincere thanks to your team for making my visit to your company both interesting and informative.
I found the training to be thorough and comprehensive and certainly instilled in me the confidence to provide a professional and first class service to my potential clients.
Training covered all aspects of teeth whitening, from greeting the client, form completion and to the actual process in question. The whole session was enjoyable, with easy to learn stage by stage instructions.
The team at Readymade Business 4 U have always proven to be helpful and have acted promptly upon any requests or information i have required.
To anyone considering owning their own business, I would highly recommend Readymade Business 4 U.
Yours Sincerely,
Ian - Teeth Whitening
I purchased the Teeth Whitening package through Readymade Business 4 U and they helped and reassured me through every step of the process. I was very pleased with the infomation and service that they provided; they were a great help and provided me with everything they said they would.
Many Thanks
Christine - Teeth Whitening
From the very first contact, the team at Readymade have provided a first class service, they really will go the extra mile to ensure that you are supported throughout the whole set up process. Although I had so many questions regarding how the model would work, Readymade had all aspects covered and delivered beyond my expectations.
I am now entering the last stages of the set up process but feel confident knowing that the team is there to support me as I start trading and beyond.
I could not recommend their services enough, a professional, friendly and knowledgeable team.
Thank you Readymade.
Tracy - Inch Loss Clinic
I have always wanted to pursue a career in beauty and after college I wanted to earn a few more qualifications. Readymade Business 4 U offered me the Teeth Whitening business model which I knew was rapidly growing as a treatment all over the world.
The training was arranged very quickly and efficiently; I felt all the staff were really supportive in getting my business up and running. The training was very thorough and enjoyable, every day (both before and after training) I felt the team went above and beyond with every request and question I had. The staff are all very friendly and professional.
I would recommend working with Readymade Business 4 U to anyone who was looking at a purchasing a business model.
Update (28/09/11):
I would like to say that it has been two months since I completed my training and my business is going from strength to strength. I work part-time (one day per week as I have a full-time job) and regularly earn £300-£500 per week. Purchasing the Teeth Whitening business model from Readymade Business 4 U has been the best decision I have ever made!
Thanks again guys!
Ruth - Teeth Whitening
I have been working steadily, building up my business with the help of Readymade Business 4 U, they are always there for support and they open doors by getting appointments for you. But it's like anything else, you only get out what you put in and you have to be prepared to put in the ground work (i.e. meetings with salon owners and the odd free procedure to help promote your business), if you do, you will soon see the fruits of your labour like i am now.
Iain - Teeth Whitening
I was completely lost when I started my search for a business and found that there were a lot of very pushy sales people out there!
Being in sales myself I could tell who was trying too hard and who was pretending to be your best friend to get the sale. After talking to the team I felt completely at ease and that they were being upfront and honest with me, at no point in the hundreds of questions I asked did I feel like I was a bother to them.
The support has been outstanding and even though we were working to a very tight schedule, the team worked it out and made it happen. Everyone at Readymade Business 4 U has been brilliant!
Aron - Teeth Whitening
Thank you Readymade Business 4 U for making the whole process of starting up my own business a little easier. You really helped me every step of the way and it was always reassuring to know that a member of the team was only a phone call away if I needed any help.
Giselle - Teeth Whitening
Thank you to all at Readymade Business 4 U, we had a really enjoyable day and were so impressed with the professional and yet so very friendly training day with you.
I am whitening my friends teeth tomorrow so wish me well.
I have placed my first order and found the staff there helpful too.
What a good all round experience.
Thanks again!
Christine - Teeth Whitening
Since taking the teeth whitening package with Readymade Business 4 U, the team have been so helpful and still continue to help. They have helped me every step of the way in terms of the website design to marketing my business.
Sometimes I have called the I.T department maybe 3 or 4 times in a day asking for help and they are still so professional and patient with me.
Honestly a pleasure working with Readymade Business 4 U. So so helpful. Thank you.
Sunny - Teeth Whitening
The team at Readymade Business 4 U have been helpful in all aspects of us setting up our first business, offering good advice and support from the start. They are always friendly yet professional and approachable. Thank you RMB4U!
Geoff - Teeth Whitening
I have had fantastic experience in setting up my lipo business with the team at Readymade Business 4 U!
The whole team have had a 'nothing is too much trouble attitude' from the minute I took an interest in this business model. The team answered the questions I had on my mind and every time I was give a fast to the point answer, not once did I feel pressured to rush in to anything, I made my own mind up and once I was sure it was something I wanted to be involved in I felt confident and knew that I could do this at my own pace.
Everybody at Readymade Business 4 U have supported me in every way possible, they really are there to help every step of the way and I would gladly recommend their services to anybody wanting to start up their own exciting business. Fast, professional, reliable and experienced team A++++!
Anthony - Inch Loss Clinic
With regards to the training and my experience with your company I have been really impressed with the professionalism of everyone who has helped me so far.
My customer service agent who I have spoken to from the start has been very easy to talk to and encouraging without being pushy. He has been able to answer all of my questions and always calls back when he says he will.
The IT department have dealt with many alterations for me and have been very accommodating to my requests with regards to setting up my website and designing my leaflets.
The trainer who provided the training for us was an absolute star for still coming after breaking her arm that same morning. She really knew her stuff and gave me great advice on getting started and actually running my business as well as how to get the best results from treatments.
Overall I have had a great experience setting up my business and your support has been very helpful!
Lyndsey - Teeth Whitening
I first saw Readymade Business 4 U on the internet as I was interested in the Inch Loss Clinic model (not as a mobile business but in setting up a studio in a city centre location). After many initial phone calls which were handled very professionally I bought the business model and have been very impressed by the backup service that Readymade Business 4 U have given me not only in the initial set up but in the follow up on obtaining the machine at a very competitive price, company insurance & training for my staff and laterally the efforts of the marketing team in securing me many contacts to get my business name and service out into the market place via leaflet distribution & retail store referrals.
Having had several previous businesses I could not have picked a better company for my first setup and cannot praise both the professionalism and expertise of the Readymade Business 4 U team highly enough!
Mike - Inch Loss Clinic
After months of painstaking research and trawling through the internet looking for the perfect business model I came across Readymade offering a package to help me setup and start a fully functioning laser tattoo removal business.
Apprehensive at first, I decided to give Readymade a call to see what it was all about, I found all the team very knowledgeable, friendly and professional.
They all quickly put my mind at ease and explained in great depth how it would all go with the setup, training etc and within 3 months of the first call I was a fully setup operator earning money!
Don’t get me wrong, setting up a new business that you don’t really know anything about can be quite daunting and scary; and you certainly need the passion and drive to get things off the ground because at the end of the day you're the one that has to make it work. But with Readymade by my side with the advice and guidance that I needed, it made the situation both manageable and organised.
I am 8 months into it now and the business is doing really well, It's nice to know that the Readymade team are still there for me if I need them for marketing, advice or just a friendly chat.
10 out of 10 service guys and I thank you all sincerely for all your help in the last year.
Steve - Laser Tattoo Removal
I was looking for some time for a business that would enable me to work part time from my regular job. I spent a fair while researching various businesses and found Readymade Business 4 U on the Internet after doing a Google search of franchise opportunities in the south west. I was impressed by the various tried and tested businesses that they offered and decided to find out more about teeth whitening, as this business seemed to suit me perfectly. My initial email enquiry was answered very promptly and the friendly person I spoke to answered all my questions with ease and professionalism.
I took a while to make the decision to buy the business but am so glad that I did. The training was extremely good and I left feeling empowered to start a new successful business. Readymade Business 4 U took care of everything from setting up a website to getting flyers made for me and even provide me with ongoing marketing and support to ensure that I am successful. My business is steadily growing and contacting Readymade Business 4 U was by far the best decision I made with regards to starting my own business!!
David - Teeth Whitening
Fantastic customer service in that they always call back when asked to and are always very professional. Special thanks to the marketing and I.T. departments who have been amazing!!
Well done guys and thank you.
An update from Shaun:
“Choosing RMB4U was the best thing I did as their 15 years+ of successful experience in setting up people in businesses really shows. They arranged everything for me. They offer a readymade business-in-a-box, including training, equipment and on-going help and support. They helped me obtain customers from day one which was the greatest help, this pushed my business name out in the market very quickly and before I knew it my days were getting booked up very quickly. I have lots of connections with local businesses thanks to RMB4U and I am on average doing between 5 to 7 treatments a day @ £50 per treatment.
The training covered everything from using the equipment, how to perform treatments, customers’ expectations to how to take payments and run my business successfully, they even helped with future plans about building my business and how to expand. RMB4U was a great choice!”
Shaun - Inch Loss Clinic
"I purchased the tattoo removal business model in July 2013 and have made a fantastic living for myself since then. From the first phone call I had with Readymade Business I knew that the team were very professional, knowledgable and customer-focused.
I'm carrying out on average between 2 to 5 treatments per day, sometimes 6. The team at Readymade Business 4 U are always on hand to offer advice or suggestions should I need them.
I was provided with everything I needed from Readymade Business 4 U, including training, the best equipment available, qualification and insurance, ongoing marketing and a database system for keeping track of my customers and their appointments.
I'd like to say thanks to everyone at Readymade Business 4 U, taking on this business model was one of the best decisions I ever made!"
Stuart - Tattoo Removal
"RMB4U have been great for me and my new business. They have started me off and helped me every step of the way. They are friendly, very professional and have made me feel very comfortable. Thank you!"
An update from Anthony (July 2014):
"I was looking round for ages trying to find a business I could start with little risk. I found Readymade Business and things couldn't have been better. They have supported me from start to finish and helped me in every aspect of my tattoo removal business. Many thanks to the team."
Anthony - Tattoo Removal
From the very first meeting I found Readymade business to be totally professional and honest in their approach to finding the right business model for me/us. We have been more than impressed with the training provided and with the initial setting up process of the business. We are hoping, that with continued support that our business will flourish in the coming months.
On another note it comes across that each of you guys seem to really like and enjoy what you do. Full of enthusiasm and really nice guys to deal with.
Mark and Claire - Tattoo Removal
I can recommend RMB4U wholeheartedly to get you up and running quickly and efficiently with the business of your choice. They have been so professional, helpful and friendly that it has made the slightly daunting prospect of turning my wish to start a new business in tattoo removal into a reality in a remarkably short space of time. The training was on schedule and arranged at my convenience, all my questions were answered fully by a professional in that field; the follow up training and meeting at the RMB4U HQ was a chance to meet the team and ask further questions as needed. Throughout my dealings with RMB4U, there have been no problems and nothing has been misrepresented, they have gone out of their way to provide all that I have asked for and my initial considerable apprehension about using the company proved to be without foundation.
I am now at the point of getting clients and earning money, it is an exciting prospect and I feel especially confident as I know that I have the RMB4U team to give me support and are readily contacted by 'phone or email.
Michael - Tattoo Removal
From my first telephone conversation with RMB4U I was filled with confidence that the company would deliver what they said they would. Throughout the whole process they have proven themselves to be completely professional and supportive - no matter how many emails and telephone calls take place. I am now starting to trade but the team at RMB4U are never far away to offer further advice or support.
Cheryl - Inch Loss Clinic
"RMB4U were fantastic in their support, training & marketing strategies. They helped me immensely to get my business off the ground. I was particularly impressed with the IT departments' attention to detail with my business cards, flyers & especially my website & SEO. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to anyone wanting to make that leap. You won't regret it, trust me!"
Dave - Tattoo Removal
Hello we are Bill & Wayne. We purchased the Waste Distribution business model in Feb 2010 and already by April 2010 we have taken on more than £3,500.00 worth of contracts thanks to the guys at Readymade Business 4 U. This includes waste and the selling of tipper bins to clients for them to store waste. The team have provided us with all the back-up, support and training needed in order to establish ourselves in the field. Even now they are only a phone call or email away if needed for advice or to sort out a problem.
Postcodes: Due to the help provided to us by the team, we service the following postcodes.
SA14
SA15 This gives us a large area in which to expand and gain even more customers and offers us a
SA17 Massive potential income...
SA31
SA4
SA5
Some real-life contracts obtained for the Hodges:-
£192.00 contract - Tony Smolka
£500.00 contract - Steve Dunn
£500.00 contract - David J Barton
Bill & Wayne - Waste Distribution
I purchased a Waste Distribution business model in February 2010. I found the team professional and very helpful in the set up of my new business. The training was excellent and the staff very friendly. My business has gone fantastically and along with the help from the Readymade Business 4 U team, I now have a steady client base which is growing.
I believe I now have a great future and its only been 3 months. I would recommend this business model and thank you to the team at Readymade Business 4 U/Waste Distribution for all their help.
David S. - Waste Distribution
I have only been in the field for a very short time but would like to share my experience to date regarding; Readymade Business 4 U.
Readymade Business 4 U have provided me with a great set-up in my business with fantastic support through every aspect, they even sourced and purchased a van on my behalf, going across the country to find the right one for me. The training process was very professional and I was provided with lots of customers for my first week in the field. I also went away with a full training manual for back-up if I required it.
My first day in the field, they provided me with the following customers whom are yearly contracts for me now:
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1 x cardboard (4 lifts a week)
2 x 1100 litre bin collected each day
3 x Glass bin collect once a week.
Contract value £6800 per annum
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5 bags collected once a week
Cardboard collected twice a week
3 x Glass bottle bins collected once a week
Contract value £1056 per annum.
Total contracts on my FIRST day were £7,856.00
I would like to thank Readymade Business for setting up my business so quickly and providing me with customers straight away as promised. If I had done this on my own it would have taken me much longer, at a far greater cost and I would not have had help and support throughout the challenging hurdles that I have come across. Without their knowledge and help, this probably would not have been possible.
I would recommend Waste Distribution to anyone who wishes to run their own waste management busines.
Update:
Since having excellent results with Waste Distribution, I have now purchased a second business, Restroom vending, and again you guys have done an excellent job with the set-up of my business and the results are very promising…
Thanks again!
David - Waste Distribution
*Waste Distribution OPERATOR OF THE MONTH (November 2011)*
My name is David Pointin, I purchased the Waste Distribution business model in November 2010 with the view of becoming a very successful waste collector in my area. Already in very little time the team at Readymade Business 4 U have provided me with contracts worth over £10,000. I have an expanding portfolio of clients ranging from pubs to hairdressers.
Some of my contracts are as follows:
Large pub - £640 per month = £7,680 per annum
Pub - £150 per month = £1,800 per annum
Childrens Nursery - £40 per month = £480 per annum
Mens salon - £40 per month = £480 per annum
I have also been provided with a very large area in order to help and grow my business.
David - Waste Distribution
*Waste Distribution OPERATOR OF THE YEAR 2011*
Mr Roble came to Readymade Business 4 U and asked us if we would help him set up his waste business in London.
He needed a great deal of help as he was very hard of hearing but proved capable of running the business with the support and dedication of the Waste-Cycle team. The Readymade Business 4 U team had to overcome obstacles, such as the communcation barrier, that they hadn't faced before. Only a team as dedicated to maintaining a positive relationship with their customers as the Readymade Business team could of helped Mr Roble build the succesful business he has today.
We are proud to say that a year has gone by and Mr Roble is running the business very successfully with our help. He has thanked us on multiple occasions for making him very busy and for the extra support we provide him on a regular basis. With all the obstacles in his way and the success he has achieved, we are very proud of him and look forward to continuing our professional relationship for many years to come.
Ahmed - Waste Distribution


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{% load staticfiles %} Note that the CSV file must have columns (Number, Title, Credits, Term, Year, Department, Class Time, Description, should_count_towards_cgpa, Instructor 1 email (optional), Instructor 2 email (optional), etc.) like in this sample CSV file. Enclose fields with commas in double quotes (ex: "Wednesday, Thursday 2-3PM").


Things to do after installing RHEL 7
The RHEL is RedHat Enterprise Linux, a server distribution of Linux. RHEL is not like other Linux distribution because you have to pay money for the company’s services. But, the Operating System is free to use. The latest version of RHEL is RHEL 7. The following things where the first things I did, after install RHEL 7 on my virtual machine. First, we have to do is enable RedHat subscription. I subscribed for a developer account through the RedHat website and developer subscription is free. Our machine should be registered for doing anything. This registration can be done using a package called subscription manager. Follow the steps to register your machine.
$ subscription-manager register --username your_username --password your_password --auto-attach
$ subscription-manager list --available
$ subscription-manager list
$ subscription-manager service-level --list
$ subscription-manager service-level --set=self-support
Now, we need to enable yum repositories to install any applications via the repo list. The following steps will enable yum repositories.
$ subscription-manager repos --list
$ yum repolist all
$ yum repolist
$ vi /etc/yum.repos.d/redhat.repo
Uncomment all the repositories you need for your system.
$ yum repolist all
Let’s update your RHEL 7 system.
$ yum update
Now, we need to change the system’s hostname. If you have done it during your RHEL 7 installation, then this step is not necessary.
$ echo hostname
$ nano /etc/hostname
Change the name to any name and save it. Just reboot the system to see the changes in your hostname. We will now install an interesting application, this application can be used to view websites via the terminal. The view won’t be appealing but can be used for basic needs. To install links, type the following command.
$ yum install links
Now we will set up a local server in your system. To do that, we will have to install Apache server, PHP and MySQL. I am using PHP 5.6 because many of the functions that I used got deprecated after PHP 5.6 like mcrypt and many more. Let’s install the Apache server.
$ yum install httpd
Now, we have to open port in the firewall for the HTTPD in the server.
$ firewall-cmd --add-service=http
$ firewall-cmd --permanent --add-port=80/tcp
$ firewall-cmd --reload
Now, we will restart and enable HTTPD service.
$ systemctl restart httpd.service
$ systemctl start httpd.service
$ systemctl enable httpd.service
Now let’s check if the server is up.
$ links <your_ip_address>
If you see apache server page, then your server is up and running. Now, we will enable indexing in the server.
$ nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/welcome.conf
In the file, search for set -indexes and change it to set +indexes. If it is commented, then uncomment it by removing # from it.
Now we will restart apache to apply the changes.
$ systemctl restart httpd
Now we will install PHP 5.6.
$ yum search php
$ rpm -Uvh https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/epel-release-latest-7.noarch.rpm
$ rpm -Uvh https://mirror.webtatic.com/yum/el7/webtatic-release.rpm
$ yum install -y php56w php56w-opcache php56w-xml php56w-mcrypt php56w-gd php56w-devel php56w-mysql php56w-intl php56w-mbstring
We will check, if PHP is working on our system or not.
$ echo -e "<?php\nphpinfo();\n?>" >> /var/www/html/phpinfo.php
To check if the php file is working, just type:-
$ links http://<ip_address>/phpinfo.php
Now, we will install mariaDB.
$ yum install mariadb-server mariadb
Now, we will start mariaDB service.
$ systemctl start mariadb.service
$ systemctl enable mariadb.service
To access the database via the terminal (I dont prefer phpmyadmin).
$ mysql -u root -p
Now, lets install gcc (C++ compiler) in the system.
$ yum install gcc
Now, let’s install java.
$ yum install java
Now, we will install Apache Tomcat.
$ yum install tomcat
Now, let’s start tomcat.
$ systemctl start tomcat
$ systemctl enable tomcat.service
We have to open a port on our firewall. To do that:-
$ firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=8080/tcp --permanent
$ firewall-cmd --reload
Now, let’s install nmap. The nmap is an open-source security scanner.
$ yum install nmap
To download files from the internet, we use wget. We will now install wget.
$ yum install wget
To unzip files, we need unzip. To install unzip, do the following:-
$ yum install unzip
Now, we will install an exploit and backdoor scanner called rootkit hunter.
$ yum install rkhunter
To start the scanner, just type.
$ rkhunter --check
When you have a server, you need to have a web panel. We will install a Webmin for satisfying that purpose.
$ wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin-1.740-1.noarch.rpm
$ rpm -ivh webmin-1.740-1.noarch.rpm
Now, we have to open the port for accessing it remotely via a web browser.
$ firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=10000/tcp --permanent
$ firewall-cmd --reload


Directors: Spike Jonze Screenwriters: Charlie Kaufman Country: USA; Year: 1999 Rating (4 star system): ***1/2
Here's a hint at how bizarre this film will become before the end credits appear: the story starts to take shape around a love triangle including, not three, but four people. You could probably call the whole thing a descent into madness; or you could call it an ascent into the mind of Spike Jonze and Charlie Kaufman. Jonze's direction is solid, but not really spectacular. It keeps a good job of keeping the film together, something which, with the elements of this film, probably proved much harder to do than can be imagined. The relative calmness of the direction is the grounding wire for the unbelievably creative, odd screenplay. This screenplay is one of the most unique I remember seeing portrayed on the big screen. It would have been very easy for a director to feel the urge to match the oddity of the screenplay in his direction (and I'm sure the urge probably came to Jonze), but Jonze does a magnificent job of keeping himself reeled in enough that the screenplay does not get lost through misdirection and confusion. So, obviously, I think the screenplay is the driving force of this film. I can't even imagine the pitch that got this film made, but somehow they found an executive with the guts to bet on something new, and, in my opinion, it pays off. From the very first frames of the film, it is clear that this film will be mostly unconventional. Every environment is imbued with a bizarre energy that tends to charge the events of the story taking place there. Every character is eccentric in some way. Every plot point seems to take you somewhere new. I'd really like to know what habits were involved in Kaufman's writing. Was it written in stream of consciousness, then given structure? Does he have an unhealthy obsession with John Malkovich or did he write it without anyone in mind, then choose him? Suffice it to say that however he wrote the screenplay, it works. And what of the actors? John Cusack is the lead, and among the most eccentric characters. Just as Jonze's direction calmly grounds the screenplay, Cusack seems to calmly ground the other actors around him. His eccentricity isn't nearly as abrasive as the others, so he serves as a good center to the story. The best performances were probably those of Cameron Diaz and John Malkovich, himself. Diaz plays very much against type, as the mostly unattractive, neglected housewife. However, she's as eccentric as the rest of them and just becomes moreso as the film goes on. Her performance has the right amount of subtlety when needed, as well as excitement. Malkovich not only plays himself, but variations of himself. The great thing is that he doesn't seem very self-conscious, something which could have ruined the whole thing. He is quite willing to make fun of himself as sacrifice for a good film, and, in the meantime, he finds himself giving an excellent performance. It's good to see that such names as Diaz, Malkovich, and Cusack are willing to make films like this. Hopefully they, and other stars, will continue to bet on such unique material, allowing other artists such as Jonze and Kaufman to continue creating such visions.
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I'm designing a new computer language, it is the Cool! programming language. The problem today is to make a decision to use which reserved word for declaring a member variable. The choice are as follow:
field - seems to be a good choice member - looks better especially I use the word "method" for declaring method property - a bit long and hard to type variable - long attribute - too long
The transpiler code supports at least 3 reserved words, which are field, member and property. But I will finally choose only one, may be using "member", not final yet.


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Class MSER
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public class MSER extends java.lang.Object
MSER.java and Region.java are java ports of the C++ MSER implementation of MSER by Charles Dubout<EMAIL_ADDRESS>downloaded from https://github.com/idiap/mser The Dubout C++ code is an implementation of "Linear Time Maximally Stable Extremal Regions", by D. Nistér and H. Stewénius, ECCV 2008. ..."MSER is a blob detector [...that] extracts stable connected regions of some level sets from an image, and optionally fits ellipses to them" The C++ code has copyright: -------------------------- GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, Version 3 Copyright (c) 2011 Idiap Research Institute, http://www.idiap.ch/. Written by Charles Dubout<EMAIL_ADDRESS>MSER is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 3 as published by the Free Software Foundation. MSER is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with MSER. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/. -------------------------- Linear time Maximally Stable Extremal Regions (MSER) implementation as described in D. Nistér and H. Stewénius, "Linear Time Maximally Stable Extremal Regions", ECCV 2008. MSER was originally described by Matas el al 2002, "Robust wide baseline stereo from maximally stable extremal regions.", British Machine Vision Conference, pp. 384–393 The MSER class extracts maximally stable extremal regions from a grayscale (8 bits) image. note The MSER class is not reentrant, so if you want to extract regions in parallel, each thread needs to have its own MSER class instance. The java port of the C++ code just quoted is from this project is by Nichole King. --------- details of the Nistér and H. Stewénius version of the MSER algorithm. The authors use a flood fill style traversal rather than a watershed (watershed is the pattern used by the original MSER authors, Matas et al.) to result in fewer computations and a shorter stack (max size being 256 rather than nPixels, excepting the input itself). From any starting pixel, a region is created and the adjacent pixels are explored. Any adjacent pixel with a lower intensity gets immediate priority in processing while the current gets put onto a queue. No pixels are processed more than once and the exploration stops when the greyscale level increases to pass the maximum value of 255. processing involves comparison of an accumulated region to it's parent and child where the comparison is the fractional difference in the areas (to determine whether the current region is a minimum in a small sample of the growth rate). The worse case runtime complexity is O((n + e) log(m)) where n is the number of pixels, m the number of grey-levels == 256, and e is the number of edges in the image graph (where e ≈ 2n for four-connected images). ------ nichole king ported the C++ code of Charles Dubout to java and added the use of bit vectors as recommended by Nister and Stewénius. recently added the accumulated points also at the cost of space complexity in order for other classes to use the Regions for patch matching and edges.
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Nested Class Summary
Nested Classes Modifier and Type Class Description static class
MSER.Threshold
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height)
java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, int delta, double minArea, double maxArea, double maxVariation, double minDiversity)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(GreyscaleImage img)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions using the default sensitivity Threshold (sets instance variables to preset values for the threshold).java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(GreyscaleImage img, int delta, double minArea, double maxArea, double maxVariation, double minDiversity)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>>
findRegions(GreyscaleImage img, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.java.util.List<Region>
findRegionsNeg(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.java.util.List<Region>
findRegionsPos(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.void
operator(int[] bits, int width, int height, java.util.List<Region> regions)
Extracts maximally stable extremal regions from a greyscale (8 bits) image.static int[]
readIntoArray(GreyscaleImage img)
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Constructor Detail
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MSER
public MSER()
constructor w/ the following default values: param[in] delta DELTA parameter of the MSER algorithm. Roughly speaking, the stability of a region is the relative variation of the region area when the intensity is changed by delta. (default delta = 2.0) param[in] minArea Minimum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (default minArea = 0.0001) param[in] maxArea Maximum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (default maxArea = 0.5) param[in] maxVariation Maximum variation (absolute stability score) of the regions. (default maxVariation = 0.5) param[in] minDiversity Minimum diversity of the regions. When the relative area of two nested regions is below this threshold, then only the most stable one is selected. (default minDiversity = 0.33) param[in] eight Use 8-connected pixels instead of 4-connected. (default eight = false).
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MSER
public MSER(int delta, double minArea, double maxArea, double maxVariation, double minDiversity, boolean eight)
- Parameters:
delta
- DELTA parameter of the MSER algorithm. Roughly speaking, the stability of a region is the relative variation of the region area when the intensity is changed by delta. (default delta = 2.0)minArea
- Minimum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (double minArea = 0.0001)maxArea
- Maximum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (double maxArea = 0.5)maxVariation
- Maximum variation (absolute stability score) of the regions. (double maxVariation = 0.5)minDiversity
- Minimum diversity of the regions. When the relative area of two nested regions is below this threshold, then only the most stable one is selected. (double minDiversity = 0.33)eight
- Use 8-connected pixels instead of 4-connected.
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Method Detail
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operator
public void operator(int[] bits, int width, int height, java.util.List<Region> regions)
Extracts maximally stable extremal regions from a greyscale (8 bits) image.- Parameters:
bits
- array of 8 bit greyscale image values. the maximum size of the array is currently 2^27 -1, due to internal data structures and encoding, but this may change.width
- input Width of the image.height
- input Height of the image.regions
- output Detected MSER.
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(GreyscaleImage img)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions using the default sensitivity Threshold (sets instance variables to preset values for the threshold).- Parameters:
img
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(GreyscaleImage img, int delta, double minArea, double maxArea, double maxVariation, double minDiversity)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.- Parameters:
img
-delta
- DELTA parameter of the MSER algorithm. Roughly speaking, the stability of a region is the relative variation of the region area when the intensity is changed by delta.minArea
- Minimum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area.maxArea
- Maximum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area.maxVariation
- Maximum variation (absolute stability score) of the regions.minDiversity
- Minimum diversity of the regions. When the relative area of two nested regions is below this threshold, then only the most stable one is selected.- Returns:
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readIntoArray
public static int[] readIntoArray(GreyscaleImage img)
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(GreyscaleImage img, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.- Parameters:
img
-threshold
- sets the instance variables to preset values for sensitivity categories.- Returns:
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height)
- Parameters:
greyscale
- array of image pixels in order idx = (row * width) + col.width
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.- Parameters:
greyscale
- greyscale intensities of the image written so that the array index is (row * imageWidth) + col.width
- image widthheight
- image height- Returns:
- 2 lists of mser regions, one created from a non-inverted image and the other created from an inverted image.
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findRegionsPos
public java.util.List<Region> findRegionsPos(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions.- Parameters:
greyscale
- greyscale intensities of the image written so that the array index is (row * imageWidth) + col.width
- image widthheight
- image height- Returns:
- list of mser regions created from a non-inverted
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findRegionsNeg
public java.util.List<Region> findRegionsNeg(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, MSER.Threshold threshold)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions. uses 4-connected regions for the positive and negative image processing.- Parameters:
greyscale
- greyscale intensities of the image written so that the array index is (row * imageWidth) + col. Note, the input greyscale array is modified to invert it.width
- image widthheight
- image height- Returns:
- list of mser regions created from a inverted
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findRegions
public java.util.List<java.util.List<Region>> findRegions(int[] greyscale, int width, int height, int delta, double minArea, double maxArea, double maxVariation, double minDiversity)
given 8 bit image, calculate the MSER regions. uses 8-connected regions for the positive image processing and 4-connected regions for the negative image processing.- Parameters:
greyscale
- greyscale intensities of the image written so that the array index is (row * imageWidth) + col.width
- image widthheight
- image heightdelta
- DELTA parameter of the MSER algorithm. Roughly speaking, the stability of a region is the relative variation of the region area when the intensity is changed by delta. (default delta = 2.0)minArea
- Minimum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (double minArea = 0.0001)maxArea
- Maximum area of any stable region relative to the image domain area. (double maxArea = 0.5)maxVariation
- Maximum variation (absolute stability score) of the regions. (double maxVariation = 0.5)minDiversity
- Minimum diversity of the regions. When the relative area of two nested regions is below this threshold, then only the most stable one is selected. (double minDiversity = 0.33)- Returns:
- 2 lists of mser regions, one created from a non-inverted image and the other created from an inverted image.
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This sample shows how to display a map using the OS Maps API, and overlay it with features loaded from the OS Features API.
Airports are shown in blue, and can be selected with a click. Pan and zoom the map to find other airports.