Beogradski Marathon
Beograd SER
Website: www.bgdmarathon.org
Race Winners
(31 runnings, 29 runnings as a marathon)
2:42:47 2:34:31 2:41:19 2:34:51 2:46:24 21 Apr
2007
2:11:53
2:35:46
22 Apr
2006
2:10:54
2:34:35
23 Apr
2005
2:12:10
2:38:20
24 Apr
2004
2:12:53
2:35:55
18 Oct
2003
2:14:48
2:40:24
20 Apr
2002
2:18:48
2:40:55
21 Apr
2001
2:15:11
2:29:44
22 Apr
2000
2:15:08
2:36:54
17 Apr
1999
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25 Apr
1998
2:12:51
2:32:07
19 Apr
1997
2:13:38
2:34:57
20 Apr
1996
2:14:15
2:36:51
22 Apr
1995
2:14:00
2:40:27
23 Apr
1994
2:12:28
2:33:09
24 Apr
1993
2:16:09
2:49:30
25 Apr
1992
2:16:07
2:45:12
04 May
1991
2:16:23
2:47:10
05 May
1990
2:19:32
2:45:10
06 May
1989
2:34:48
3:05:46
08 May
1988
1:09:02
n/t
Notes: The race distance for 1988 was 23 km; the race distance for 1989 was reported
to have been 46.7 km altho it was advertised as a marathon. The 1999 race had to be cancelled due to NATO air strikes;
a group of runners from YUG, GER, USA, and BUL did jog the course in 3:17 altho they may not have covered the entire
route.
13 Apr
2019
2:16:54
Isaac Kiprop Rutto (KEN)
2:45:04
Judith Jeptum Korir (KEN)
21 Apr
2018
2:45:23
Kristijan Stosic (SRB)
3:08:45
Nora Trklja (SRB)
22 Apr
2017
2:21:12
Stephen Katam (KEN)
2:38:03
Olivera Jevtic-3
16 Apr
2016
2:23:59
Abel Kibet Rop (KEN)
2:43:41
Stella Barsosio Chepngetich (KEN)
18 Apr
2015
2:14:42
Silas Sang Kipngetich (KEN)
2:33:14
Abebu Gelan Adugna (ETH)
27 Apr
2014
2:14:38
Bernard Talam Kipkorir (KEN)
2:37:10
Valerie Chemeli Aiyabei (KEN)
21 Apr
2013
2:19:36
Edwin Kiplagat Kiptum (KEN)
2:36:13
Olivera Jevtic-2
22 Apr
2012
2:16:01
James Barmasai Kiptum (KEN)
Mary Ptikany Lorenge (KEN)
17 Apr
2011
2:14:41
Tsegaye Gebreselassie Reda (ETH)
Frashiah Waithaka Nyambura (KEN)
18 Apr
2010
2:16:23
Johnstone Kibet Maiyo (KEN) (nc)
Helen Wanjiru Mugo (KEN)
18 Apr
2009
2:13:28
Victor Kigen Kiplagat (KEN)
Anne Kosgei Chepkemboi (KEN)
20 Apr
2008
2:14:03
William Kichumba Kwambai (KEN)
Nataliya Chatkina (BLR)
John Maluni Katio (KEN) (nc)
Olivera Jevtic (SER) (nc)
Japhet Kosgei
Kipkorir (KEN)
Galina Karnatevicz (BLR)
Deriba Bedade
Medeksa (ETH) (nc)
Inga Abitova (RUS) (nc)
Christopher Isegwe (TAN) (nc)
Roseline Nyangacha
Kerubo (KEN) (nc)
Benson Ogato
Rangondi (KEN) (nc)
Zhanna Malkova (RUS) (nc)
Geoffrey Kinyua
Kamathi (KEN)
Adriana Rodica Chirita (ROM)
Mluleki Nobanda (RSA)
Cristina Pomacu-3
Thabiso Moqhali (LES)
Cristina Pomacu-2
cancelled
cancelled
Reuben Chebutich (KEN) (nc)
Irina Bogacheva-2 (nc)
Josephat Ndeti (KEN)
Irina Bogacheva (KGZ)
Ahmed Saleh (DJI) (nc)
Izabela Zatorska-2 (nc)
Vladimir Kotov (BLR)
Izabela Zatorska (POL)
Vladimir Bukhanov (UKR)
Cristina Pomacu (ROM)
Jacob Ngunzu (KEN) (nc)
Suzana Ciric-3 (nc)
Nicolas Nyengerai (ZIM)
Garifa Baijanova (RUS)
Agapius Masong (TAN)
Karla Malisova (CZE)
Joseph Nzau (KEN)
Suzana Ciric-2
Dragan Isailovic (SER)
Suzana Ciric (SER)
Rifat Zilkic (SER)
Radislavka Racic (SER)
(nc) => national championship
2010 Saša Stolić was the SER champion (11th place, 2:49:11)
2007 Nikola Stamenic was the SER champion (19th place, 2:34:05)
2005 Goran Cegar was the SCG champion (place unknown, 2:35:20)
2005 Marijana Lukic was the SCG champion (5th place, 2:42:48)
2004 Sreten Ninkovic was the SCG champion (7th place, 2:32:27)
2004 Marijana Lukic was the SCG champion (7th place, 2:48:52)
2003 Sreten Ninkovic was the SCG champion (6th place, 2:19:43)
2003 Vesna Stevanovic was the SCG champion (2nd place, 2:44:34)
1998 Borislav Devic was the YUG champion (12th place, 2:18:02)
1998 Zorica Rahovic was the YUG champion (place unknown, 3:10:01)
1996 Miroslav Pavlovic was the YUG champion (place unknown, 2:32:22)
1996 Suzana Ciric was the YUG champion (2nd place, 2:37:06)
1993 Goran Raicevic was the YUG champion (12th place, 2:23:29)
Most Wins (1988-date)
Men
3
No man has won more than once.
Women
Suzana Ciric (YUG)
1989-90,1993
Cristina Pomacu (ROM)
1994,2000-01
Olivera Jevtic (SER)
2007,2013,2017
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $3,220 $4,830 $8,050 .... 2011 27,425 27,425 54,850 2010 25,555 16,140 41,695 2009 24,520 24,520 49,040 2008 30,080 22,160 52,240 2007 38,070 24,480 62,550 2006 32,100 24,075 56,175 2005 37,630 25,220 62,850 .... 2003 16,750 10,700 27,450 2002 11,750 7,750 19,500 2001 25,000 19,000 44,000 2000 39,000 23,900 62,900 1998 45,480 25,670 71,150 1997 44,500 23,700 68,200 1996 29,500 15,700 45,200 1995 10,000 6,000 16,000 1994 31,900 16,200 48,100 1993 27,200 14,200 41,400 1992 10,000 n/a 10,000 1991 27,500 10,900 38,400 1990 26,100 11,500 37,600 Sums $563,280 $354,070 $917,350
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2007 +1.3 n/c .... 2005 -0.9 n/c .... 2001 +0.8 +2.9 .... 1998 -3.0 +1.1 1997 +1.4 +2.0 1996 +1.3 -0.6 .... 1994 -4.2 -1.1 1993 +3.2 n/c Avgs +0.0 +0.9
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2014 n/c 110 .... 2011<PHONE_NUMBER> 81 n/c 2009<PHONE_NUMBER> 106 n/c 2007<PHONE_NUMBER> 338 125 .... 2004<PHONE_NUMBER> n/c 20 .... 2001<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 359 n/c 1995 473 n/c 1994 412 n/c 1993 393 n/c
Quality Performances through 2019
Men <2:11 1 <2:12 4 <2:13 8 <2:14 24 <2:15 46 Women <2:30 1 <2:32 1 <2:34 4 <2:36 16 <2:38 28 <2:40 40
Last Updated on 17 Apr 2019 mp
Contributors: Ozren Karamata (25), Klaas Loonstra (7)


System Architect Symbol details for "Preferred Contact For Subject"
agent (Association)
- From Class:
Agent
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Agent (Class)
- Description:
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Role of a subject enabling it to act purposefully.
- Comment:
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CBS V2: - A role of a "Subject" which indicates that it has power to act
This is a role which may be played by a "Subject". Sometimes, an "Agent" may be created in order to
assemble a set of responsibilities and authorities prior to a specific "Subject" being identified
and allocated to it.
For purposes of creating an "Authorising Act", an "Agent" may actually be a group of individuals -
for example when joint responsibility is being taken for some decision, as in a clinical case
conference. In such a case the details of the group are taken care of by "Subject" and "Inter
Subject Relationship".
Examples of "Agent":
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Ms J.Doe in the HXT Pathology laboratory.
A better understanding of the types of "Agent" can be gained from examination of its subtypes.
contact (Association)
- From Class:
"Subject Contact"
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"Preferred Contact For Subject"
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"Preferred Contact For Subject"
Preferred Contact For Subject (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Contact" preferred by an "Agent" to contact a "Subject".
Subject Contact (Class)
- Description:
"Subject Identifier" being a means by which the Subject may receive communications.


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column menu available, including via a long-press. The second column should have a menu, but the
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Class ESSPIError
Unit
Declaration
type ESSPIError = class(Exception)
Description
Specific exception class. Could be created on WinAPI error, SChannel error or general internal error.
WinAPI errors are used when a SChannel function returns result code via
GetLastError
. Non-zeroWinAPIErr
field is set then.SChannel errors are used when a SChannel function returns status code of type
SECURITY_STATUS
OR it succeedes but something went wrong. Non-zeroSecStatus
field is set then.General errors are used in other cases, like incorrect arguments.
Hierarchy
- TObject
- Exception
- ESSPIError
Overview
Fields
WinAPIErr: DWORD; |
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SecStatus: SECURITY_STATUS; |
Methods
constructor CreateWinAPI(const Action, Func: string; Err: DWORD); |
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constructor CreateSecStatus(const Action, Func: string; Status: SECURITY_STATUS; const Info: string = ''); overload; |
Description
Fields
WinAPIErr: DWORD; |
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If not zero, reason of exception is WinAPI and this field contains code of an error returned by GetLastError |
SecStatus: SECURITY_STATUS; |
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If not zero, reason of exception is SChannel and this field contains security status returned by last function call |
Methods
constructor CreateSecStatus(const Action, Func: string; Status: SECURITY_STATUS; const Info: string = ''); overload; |
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Create SChannel exception based on status and, optionally, on custom info message If empty, info message is generated based on Status Parameters
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LATS is a library of software routines to output gridded data developed by PCMDI in support of AMIP II and other intercomparison projects. The primary function of LATS is to establish and implement a convention/standard for gridded data and thus facilitate data handling and exchange. The LATS Application Programmer Interface (API) is designed to be simple to understand and use. FORTRAN and C APIs are provided.
LATS applications output data in either the WMO "GRIdded Binary" (GRIB) format or in the NetCDF format under the COARDS convention. LATS-generated data written according to the GRIB or COARDS conventions is readily accessible by VCS, GrADS or EzGET. A variety of other software packages recognize these conventions; and may also be able to access, visualize and manipulate LATS-generated data.
However, there are rather rigid constraints placed on the structure of the data written with LATS, and thus in its current form LATS should not considered as a general purpose gridded data output routine. These constraints are a consequence of the following design criteria:
Restrictions:
The LATS API consists of eleven functions. Detailed information on each of these functions is contained in the man page. An outline of a LATS program, including reference to several LATS functions, is given below:
The LATS distribution comes with a sample FORTRAN code and detailed instructions on creating LATS applications. This program is used to verify that LATS is working properly on your system. Furthermore, the distribution is self contained, i.e., all materials needed for creating LATS application are included, ranging from the libraries and utilities to documentation on setup and application building.
Although LATS was geared for AMIP II data, there are additional guidelines that need to be followed by AMIP II particpants. These additional constraints will ensure even greater data processing efficiency and more rapid data distribution.
Beyond the above requirements, we recommend that:
The two format options in LATS, netCDF and GRIB, have distinctly different advantages. AMIP II users are free to choose the LATS format which is most appropriate for their needs but are required to use either the LATS_COARDS or LATS_GRADS_GRIB conventions listed below. The LATS Convention defines how the data and the metadata (data on the data) are structured as well as the the actual file format. It is the standards on metadata and structure which makes LATS data accessible to a data intreface. Some factors to consider when choosing LATS format/convention options are summarized below. Note that the data format is implied by the convention.
Convention options:
LATS_PCMDI (netCDF): Permits the use of calendars other than the standard Gregorian calendar. Other than the calendar options, this option is at present consistent with the COARDS conventions. Future releases may provide other extensions beyond the COARDS convention. Files created with this convention may be used with all netCDF utilities, except those that require the COARDS convention (e.g., GrADS). As this is an evolving convention, its use in AMIP II is not supported.
LATS_COORDS (netCDF): Compliant with the COORDS metadata standard . If this convention is chosen, the calendar must be specified to be Gregorian (LATS_STANDARD calendar). Internally, monthly data is represented in units of "days since (basetime)". Climatology data is assumed if year = 2. Fixed fields (e.g., topography) is assigned the year 1.
LATS_GRADS_GRIB: WMO GRIB format (GRIB), plus a GrADS control file and a GRIB map file. Variables must be defined on the same horizontal grid. Supports, all calendar options except Julian and 360-day years.
LATS_GRIB_ONLY: WMO GRIB only. The delta may be zero. This convention is the most general, but may not be readily interfaced to VCS and GrADS. Appropriate for straight data transmission with no need for direct data interface.
Data format pros and cons:
netCDF - advantages: There is a wide range of tools available for netCDF data, and it is used extensively in the atmospheric science reseach community, particularly among universities. The netCDF metadata model is general and flexible.
netCDF - disadvantages: Requires installation and use of the netCDF libraries. For some platforms, netCDF version 2.4 or greater must be used for performance reasons. At present, LATS does not support the COARDS data compression (offset plus scaling to 16-bit integers) option, but will do so in a future release. Data writing and reading can be much slower than GRIB, particularly for large grids (e.g.,360x180 points). An analysis of netCDF performance is underway, but preliminary results indicate writing is around 30% slower and reading (using the GrADS interface) up to 500% slower, depending on grid size.
GRIB - advantages: GRIB is a WMO standard and is widely used at most numerical weather prediction centers (e.g, ECMWF and NCEP). GRIB features flexible compression options on a variable-by-variable basis and binary format is generally simple. For AMIP II high frequency (6-h) data, GRIB files will be on average 2.5 times smaller than netCDF format, i.e., a space savings of ~60%.
GRIB - disadvantages: GRIB is a primarily a physical format with metadata defined for each 2-D grid (i.e., a GRIB message) only. Thus, GRIB data cannot be organized internally as higher dimensional data sets. The higher dimensional structure achieved in the LATS_GRADS_GRIB convention is though a mapping function not part of the format. Beyond, the GrADS interface, there is no standard programming interface and a variety of GRIB 'flavors' (LATS uses WMO GRIB Edition 1 and the NCEP standard) have evolved complicating interface building.
Consult the LATS man pages for a detailed description of the LATS programming interface.
The LATS software library was designed with two overarching constraints -- simplicity and two-format output. Supporting output of both netCDF and GRIB from the same interface requires limitation to a common denominto. netCDF is a self describing, data-set orientated (e.g., 4-D variables) format whereas GRIB is only designed to output 2-D lon/lat grids. The GrADS interface allows GRIB data to be treated as if it where a data-set in the netCDF sense (i.e, the netCDF 4-D "data model"). Thus, to support the GrADS interface to GRIB and for consistency with netCDF LATS 1.0 requires all variables to be declared (including all their dimensions and attributes), before any numerical data are written. While netCDF does in fact allow an application to define and write in any order, additional functions would have to be added to LATS making the system more complex. Further, a relaxation of the define once, then write constraint would allow for a greater range of data structures (e.g, a set of time-series) and thus greater complexity in the processing at PCMDI. However, we expect to ease the define once, write many restriction in future versions.
Although four conventions may seem complex, it is symptomatic of the great variation in existing data as conventions are often specific to an individual. The purpose of a convention is to improve the efficiency of a group. The lack of conventions for AMIP I was very costly to PCMDI in that we had to bring the disparate data sets (all 30 data sets were different) to some common standard. Compared to AMIP I, four conventions will greatly improve the efficiency of PCMDI and our ability to support analysis of the AMIP II results.
While the valid year of a climatology field may have no mean, it is generally required by data interfaces. LATS internally sets a time convention for climatology and fixed fields. Again, there are no obvious standards for descripting the valid time of climatology or fields such topography. Thus, we have arbitraily set the valid year of a data written under the climatolgy calendars to the year 2 AD and fixed fields to 1 AD.
In addition to formatting data, LATS provides some basic data quality control facilities (not included in the table of the current release). Note also that the current release of LATS requires the netCDF library, even for those users who only intend to use the LATS_GRADS_GRIB convention. The current version is expected to be sufficient for use throughout AMIP II. Future software modifications/enhancements will be fully backwards compatible with the current version. Once the AMIP Panel has completed testing compression of AMIP model output, the LATS_GRADS_GRIB compression will be determined for the high frequency (6 hourly) output. This will not require obtaining an update to the software, only the LATS parameter table. The current list of planned enhancements is:
The LATS 1.0 Distribution consists of the libraries (LATS and netCDF), include files, documentation, sample code, and utilities for reading LATS generated files. The distribution is simply a compressed tar file and everything needed is contained inside.
LATS 1.0 has been built on the following platforms:
|
Dist Name |
Machine | uname -a | Site where made |
|---|---|---|---|
| aix | IBM RS4000 | AIX 2 3<PHONE_NUMBER>00 | cumulus.gcn.ou.edu |
| alpha | DEC Alpha | OSF1 V3.2 41.64 alpha | cola.iges.org |
| c90 | CRAY C90 | sn4005 8.0.4 u31.20 CRAY C90 | a.nersc.gov |
| hpux | HP | HP-UX A.09.01 A 9000/755 | sas-hp.nersc.gov |
| irix4 | SGI | IRIX 4.0.5 06151813 IP12 | sgi39.wwb.noaa.gov |
| irix5 | SGI | IRIX 5.3 11091812 IP22 mips | tenki.llnl.gov |
| j90 | CRAY J90 | sn9550 <IP_ADDRESS> car.6 CRAY J90 | killeen.nersc.gov |
| linux | x86 PC | Linux 2.0.21 #5 | rosmondt.nrlmry.navy.mil |
| sol2 | SUN | SunOS 5.5.1 Generic_103640-03 sun4d | sas-sun.nersc.gov |
| sunos4 | SUN | SunOS 4.1.3 1 sun4m | typhoon.llnl.gov |
If your system does not exactly match, try a version which is close. The libraries will generally work within operating system major versions (e.g., 2 in version 2.5.1 of Solaris (now called 5.5.1, thanks Sun)) >= and even < the version of the OS on which it was built. If you are unable to find a compatible version, then please contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We can either do the port or arrange for access to the source.
There are two ways to obtain the distribution: 1) via the
web; or 2) anonymous ftp. We prefer you go through web because
it involves a simple registration process that helps us keep
track of who is using the library. By registering, you will be
put on a mialing list for announcements on updates and,
inevitably, bugs.
Click here to obtain
LATS through the web.
However, you may use anonymous ftp by,
ftp://sprite.llnl.gov/pub/lats
Please see the README file in the
LATS root directory for instructions on setting up the
distribution and where to go after that.
The following table gives a summary of web resources for LATS and related software.
UCRL-MI-125598


Premier League 2019-20, Arsenal 2-2 Southampton: 5 talking points
by Mathaeus AbuwaThe Premier League is back, and it couldn’t have come quick enough for Arsenal. The club had been itching to set things right after a tumultuous few weeks before the international break; the under-pressure Unai Emery had failed to win a league game in the last four outings.
As for Southampton, they came into this game having lost four out of their previous five games. A trip the Emirates would have been the perfect way to gain some momentum before a crucial Christmas period.
Against all odds, Southampton took the lead as Danny Ings rushed in behind an unsuspecting Arsenal defence. But the Gunners equalized 10 minutes later through an Alexandre Lacazette strike after a melee in the penalty box.
The Saints would once again take the lead through a James Ward-Prowse penalty in the 71st minute. They looked set to see out the match until Alexandre Lacazette stabbed home his second of the match in the 95th minute.
Here are five talking points from Arsenal’s 2-2 draw with Southampton.
#5 Failure to keep a clean sheet
Attack wins you games, while defence wins you titles. To have any kind of success in the Premier League, it’s imperative that a club has a tight defence. And for far too long, the Gunners have showcased the opposite of that.
David Luiz’s arrival in the summer was meant to solve that issue, but instead his presence has seemingly compounded the problem. Luiz and Sokratis haven been poor this season, heaping more pressure on the soon-to-be-sacked Emery.
Arsenal have only kept two clean sheets in 13 games this season, equating to 19 goals conceded. That’s atrocious for a side with top 4 ambitions.
Without a doubt, the Gunners have the worst defence out of the top six teams, making them more susceptible against the poor teams in the league. It doesn’t help that once again the team conceded 21 shots on goal this game, an obscene amount for a top team at home.
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Alleppey or Alappuzha is a city located on the Laccadive Sea in Kerala. Alleppey is one of the oldest towns in India which is built according to a proper town plan. It is famous for its backwater canals, beaches, paddy fields and lagoons. Tourism in Alleppey is largely marked by its natural attractions which attract a lot of tourists every year. Its iconic houseboats cruises make Alleppey a popular vacation destination among tourists. During the months of August and September, Alleppey tourism sees a surge in crowd because of the traditional boat races that take place. There are so many other interesting things that make Alleppey a popular travel destination in India.
Alappuzha is a non-vegetarian’s paradise. Prawns, crabs, oysters, clams, lobsters and several varieties of sea fish besides Karimeen (Pearlspot) are available. From fancy restaurants to shacks selling fresh catch of the day, Alappuzha thrives with eating places to suit every budget.
Popularly known as Mararikulam beach, Marari beach in Alleppey is nestled in the Alappuzha District of Kerala. It is located at a distance of 11 kilometers from the main city of Alleppey. This now well-renowned tourist destination was a local and unidentified fishing spot a few decades back. This beach spot is now an excellent place for a relaxing vacation. The spot is covered by soothing greens and gives you the opportunity for safe swimming, boat cruising, and other beach activities & sports.
A rare specimen of the Kerala style of architecture, Krishnapuram Palace in Alleppey is a palace-cum-museum located in Kayamkulam Alappuzha district. The structure is complete with gabled roofs, narrow corridors, and dormer windows. Built in the 18th century by the erstwhile Travancore king Marthanda Varma Maharaja, the palace is today a protected monument under the Archaeology Department.
Karumadi Kuttan in Alleppey is a well-known Buddhist pilgrim center. The 11th-century statue of Lord Buddha has fascinating legends associated with it. The site is now protected by the State Archaeological Department. Karumadi Kuttan is accredited as someone who possessed healing powers, so the locals regard him with affection and respect. This place is visited by tourists from all around the world. The village Karumadi near Alleppey has been named after Karumadi Kuttan. It is a small village where the Karumadi Kuttan is now a revered figure. Although it is just a half broken statue, it has an aura that attracts people. Enjoying and admiring the village of Karumadi while walking down its narrow lanes, and try the delicious local food from the village shops are some of the things that you can do at Karumadi Kuttan.


App Store Review Day (August 15th, 2021)
A commitment to share my thoughts where developers actually want them, and an invitation for other reviewers/users to join me.
I have written more than my fair share of words about software, as I have loved, despised, and been utterly perplexed by it. This year, my return to the iOS community has perhaps inevitably turned apps into an addiction of sorts. This particular platform is so utterly chock full/stocked up of creativity at a scale immeasurably greater and more accessible than the whole of those throughout computing history, combined. For someone like myself, it is all too easy to allow oneself to wander down a virtually endless path of intriguing, very self-indulgent play, especially now that third-party sites like Departures.to have managed to add discoverability to TestFlight beta distributions, allowing those non-millionaires among us opportunities to use test releases of applications we would’ve otherwise had to pay for. This has been exclusively to my benefit – I can only imagine what 15 year-old me would have done with such power.
 Read: your commentary is appreciated, but your five stars would almost certainly more economically beneficial.
As you can see from the image embedded above, I have personally fallen very behind in doing my part for those apps I've celebrated, here. A vague intention to get around to it eventually clearly is not working, so I've decided to give myself a deadline: August 15th, 2021 – precisely one month from today. By this date, I will have sifted through my commentary on apps in this setting and adapted the most useful of it (per app, obviously) into a manner appropriate to appear on an App Store Page, and I would like to formally-ish invite other tech writers/app reviewers to join me.
so! I found a way to actually find the apps you’re looking for on the App Store! the search function in this dev-facing tool *ACTUALLY WORKS*!!! https://t.co/XrsStvXq57
— ※ David Blue ※ (@NeoYokel) June 8, 2021
I'm terrible at community organization, which certainly does not exclude events, so I very much welcome any feedback you might have, as well as any collaborative contributions you'd be interested in making. As I see it, I have a few essential considerations to offer.
First, the page in the screen capture above – which can be found in the App Store App ⇨ Account (your profile picture in the top-right corner) ⇨ Account Settings (the tapable element at the very top with your profile picture and information) ⇨ Ratings and Reviews – is broken as hell, along with the rest of the Account Settings menu, notably. This is important because I insist we all complain about it on all available channels, considering it's been broken for several months, at least.
Second, you should almost certainly use this “new” dev-facing tool when searching the App Store, considering that it actually works in a trustable way, unlike the user-facing tool in the app.
tech writers, app reviewers, interested iOS users, I would like to formally invite you to APP STORE REVIEW DAY - a shared personal commitment to sharing commentary on apps where it actually matters most for developers. https://t.co/hfLooBwCCa
— ※ David Blue ※ (@NeoYokel) July 15, 2021
Since the standard online palette of event organization software are all so easy to use, these days, I've established event pages for this event on multiple platforms, linked in the list below, which I will update as per any suggestions/requests for equivalent pages on other services. Of course, it's certainly not a requirement that you join/engage with any of them.
One could could certainly just add the date to their own calendar (conveniently with this .ics file,) remain entirely silent about the thing on social, and still be participating. Those interested in further engagement, however, can Chat Me Up on Extratone's Discord, the Teams event chat, Telegram, etc. I also plan to reshare most of this post as a thread on Twitter.
- GitHub Discussion
- .ics File
- Microsoft Teams Event
- Google Calendar Event
- Facebook Event
- Dev-facing App Store Search Tool
As we face the horrendous, utterly inexcusable state of Discovery on the App Store/Apple's general fuckery regarding the independent developers mostly responsible for making its platforms a worthwhile space, I hope I've created something of value in whipping up this “event.” If you have thoughts on how I might do so more effectively, once again, please do reach out.


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Pagoda Tech, is a software company I created after having about 10 years experience in the software field. I am currently developing products to help local restaurants in the Baltimore area, but I am also open to developing products for individuals who contact me with special requests.
Expertise
I have varying degrees of experience in the following areas of software development. Feel free to contact me if you have an idea for a product that you want to build for your business which incorporates one of :
- Cloud Based Technology and Infrastructure
- Mobile Development
- Web Applications
- Website Design
- Content Managment Systems
- Big Data
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This product is currently under construction. When it is finished, food-truck vendors will be able to use a phone to track the location of a food truck and users will be able to locate food trucks in the area using an interface similar to Uber. The app will also list basic details about each food truck and include each truck's menu.


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Dexter Industries GPS Sensor driver. | |
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| #define | DGPS_I2C_ADDR 0x06 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_UTC 0x00 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_STATUS 0x01 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_LAT 0x02 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_LONG 0x04 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_VELO 0x06 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_HEAD 0x07 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_DIST 0x08 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_ANGD 0x09 |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_ANGR 0x0A |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_SLAT 0x0B |
| #define | DGPS_CMD_SLONG 0x0C |
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| bool | DGPSreadStatus (tSensors link) |
| long | DGPSreadUTC (tSensors link) |
| long | DGPSreadLatitude (tSensors link) |
| long | DGPSreadLongitude (tSensors link) |
| int | DGPSreadVelocity (tSensors link) |
| int | DGPSreadHeading (tSensors link) |
| int | DGPSreadRelHeading (tSensors link) |
| int | DGPSreadTravHeading (tSensors link) |
| bool | DGPSsetDestination (tSensors link, long latitude, long longitude) |
| int | DGPSreadDistToDestination (tSensors link) |
| long | _DGPSreadRegister (tSensors link, unsigned byte command, int replysize) |
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| tByteArray | DGPS_I2CRequest |
| tByteArray | DGPS_I2CReply |
Dexter Industries dGPS Sensor driver
| #define DGPS_CMD_ANGD 0x09 |
Fetch angle to destination
Definition at line 51 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_ANGR 0x0A |
Fetch angle travelled since last request
Definition at line 52 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_DIST 0x08 |
Fetch distance to destination
Definition at line 50 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_HEAD 0x07 |
Fetch heading in degrees
Definition at line 49 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_LAT 0x02 |
Fetch Latitude
Definition at line 46 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_LONG 0x04 |
Fetch Longitude
Definition at line 47 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_SLAT 0x0B |
Set latitude of destination
Definition at line 53 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_SLONG 0x0C |
Set longitude of destination
Definition at line 54 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_STATUS 0x01 |
Status of satellite link: 0 no link, 1 link
Definition at line 45 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_UTC 0x00 |
Fetch UTC
Definition at line 44 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_CMD_VELO 0x06 |
Fetch velocity in cm/s
Definition at line 48 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| #define DGPS_I2C_ADDR 0x06 |
Barometric sensor device address
Definition at line 43 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| long _DGPSreadRegister | ( | tSensors | link, |
| unsigned byte | command, | ||
| int | replysize | ||
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| int DGPSreadDistToDestination | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Distance to destination in meters
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 215 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| int DGPSreadHeading | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Read the current heading in degrees
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 148 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| long DGPSreadLatitude | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Read the current location's latitude in decimal degree format
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 118 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| long DGPSreadLongitude | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Read the current location's longitude in decimal degree format
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 128 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| int DGPSreadRelHeading | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Angle to destination
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 158 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| bool DGPSreadStatus | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Definition at line 98 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| int DGPSreadTravHeading | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Angle travelled since last request, resets the request coordinates on the GPS sensor, sends the angle of travel since the last call
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 169 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| long DGPSreadUTC | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Read the time returned by the GPS in UTC.
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 108 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| int DGPSreadVelocity | ( | tSensors | link ) |
Read the current velocity in cm/s
| link | the DGPS port number |
Definition at line 138 of file DGPS-driver.h.
| bool DGPSsetDestination | ( | tSensors | link, |
| long | latitude, | ||
| long | longitude | ||
| ) |
Set the destination coordinates
| link | the DGPS port number |
| latitude | destination's latitude in decimal degrees |
| longitude | destination's longitude in decimal degrees |
Definition at line 181 of file DGPS-driver.h.
Array to hold I2C reply data
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Sellbranch helps leading publishers increase revenue
Through a local sales network an extensive programmatic offer across the Nordics.
Through a local sales network an extensive programmatic offer across the Nordics.
Sellbranch was founded 2009 by Tradedoubler’s former MD Fredrik Sellgren and Internet entrepreneur Ola Ahlvarsson.
The company was started with the vision to become a Gateway to the Nordics for the latest online technologies and to help publisher increase revenue.
2009
Started as a Digital Sales house and Yield Optimisation for publishers. Keynote Media Group invests in Sellbranch.
2010
Launched partnerships with Yahoo! Miniclip, Spray and Passagen.
2013
Sign partnership with Improve Digital and launches a Managaed Supply Side Platform for publishers.
2014
Swisscom invest in Sellbranch. Twitter choose Sellbranch as their sales partner in the Nordics.
2015
Open office in Norway. The team goes from 11 to 20 people.
Sellbranch deliveres a fullservice product to publishers for programmatic buying. Leading technology, a senior team and strong relationships are drivers behind our value proposition.
My job is to scout the world for leading technologies and solutions. Fredrik’s is to find the best local partners and execute strategy. This gives Sellbranch something truly uniqe to offer.
With years of experience of Programmatic advertising, we help publishers with their Programmatic strategy and can with our in-house sales team make your inventory available for high end advertisers and buying technologies in your market. Together with our Technology partner Improve Digital we for a strong alliance in the Nordics.
Data driven advertising is the new black in the market right now and we have the 1st party data that you can’t be without. We only work with local premium inventory and together with our strong programmatic specialists we help you get the best our of every bought impression.
We are the exclusive sales partner for Twitter in the Nordic region. Twitter are one of the worlds largest social media platforms and influence people every day. In the nordics Twitter reach millions of users on a daily basis.
We are the exclusive representative of Yahoo in the nordic region. The assignment includes helping selling Native, programatic and various display ads on Yahoo platforms such as Yahoo.com, Tumblr, Flickr, Flurry.
We help several local and international partners to generate revenue through Direct sales. This includes publishers such as Spilgames, the largest casual gaming network in Europe and Leadmill, a Mobile Ad network.
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We are always looking for fantastic people to join our team! We might not have any opportunities for you right now but please feel free to sund us your resume.
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Programmatic
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Sweden
c/o Epicenter
Malmskillnadsgatan 32
111 51 Stockholm
Norway
Akersgata 28
0158 Oslo


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Biomedical Image Analysis Library
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A layout element displaying a plot title text. More...
#include <qcustomplot.h>
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| void | selectionChanged (bool selected) |
| void | selectableChanged (bool selectable) |
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| void | layerChanged (QCPLayer *newLayer) |
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| virtual void | applyDefaultAntialiasingHint (QCPPainter *painter) const |
| virtual void | draw (QCPPainter *painter) |
| virtual QSize | minimumSizeHint () const |
| virtual QSize | maximumSizeHint () const |
| virtual void | selectEvent (QMouseEvent *event, bool additive, const QVariant &details, bool *selectionStateChanged) |
| virtual void | deselectEvent (bool *selectionStateChanged) |
| QFont | mainFont () const |
| QColor | mainTextColor () const |
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| virtual int | calculateAutoMargin (QCP::MarginSide side) |
| virtual void | mousePressEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseMoveEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseReleaseEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | mouseDoubleClickEvent (QMouseEvent *event) |
| virtual void | wheelEvent (QWheelEvent *event) |
| virtual void | parentPlotInitialized (QCustomPlot *parentPlot) |
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| virtual QCP::Interaction | selectionCategory () const |
| virtual QRect | clipRect () const |
| void | initializeParentPlot (QCustomPlot *parentPlot) |
| void | setParentLayerable (QCPLayerable *parentLayerable) |
| bool | moveToLayer (QCPLayer *layer, bool prepend) |
| void | applyAntialiasingHint (QCPPainter *painter, bool localAntialiased, QCP::AntialiasedElement overrideElement) const |
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| QString | mText |
| QFont | mFont |
| QColor | mTextColor |
| QFont | mSelectedFont |
| QColor | mSelectedTextColor |
| QRect | mTextBoundingRect |
| bool | mSelectable |
| bool | mSelected |
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| QCPLayout * | mParentLayout |
| QSize | mMinimumSize |
| QSize | mMaximumSize |
| QRect | mRect |
| QRect | mOuterRect |
| QMargins | mMargins |
| QMargins | mMinimumMargins |
| QCP::MarginSides | mAutoMargins |
| QHash< QCP::MarginSide, QCPMarginGroup * > | mMarginGroups |
| Protected Attributes inherited from QCPLayerable | |
| bool | mVisible |
| QCustomPlot * | mParentPlot |
| QPointer< QCPLayerable > | mParentLayerable |
| QCPLayer * | mLayer |
| bool | mAntialiased |
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| Public Types inherited from QCPLayoutElement | |
| enum | UpdatePhase { upPreparation, upMargins, upLayout } |
A layout element displaying a plot title text.
The text may be specified with setText, theformatting can be controlled with setFont and setTextColor.
A plot title can be added as follows:
Since a plot title is a common requirement, QCustomPlot offers specialized selection signals for easy interaction with QCPPlotTitle. If a layout element of type QCPPlotTitle is clicked, the signal QCustomPlot::titleClick is emitted. A double click emits the QCustomPlot::titleDoubleClick signal.
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Creates a new QCPPlotTitle instance and sets default values. The initial text is empty (setText).
To set the title text in the constructor, rather use QCPPlotTitle(QCustomPlot *parentPlot, const QString &text).
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This is an overloaded member function, provided for convenience. It differs from the above function only in what argument(s) it accepts.
Creates a new QCPPlotTitle instance and sets default values. The initial text is set to text.
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Returns the maximum size this layout element (the inner rect) may be expanded to.
if a maximum size (setMaximumSize) was not set manually, parent layouts consult this function to determine the maximum allowed size of this layout element. (A manual maximum size is considered set if it is smaller than Qt's QWIDGETSIZE_MAX.)
Reimplemented from QCPLayoutElement.
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Returns the minimum size this layout element (the inner rect) may be compressed to.
if a minimum size (setMinimumSize) was not set manually, parent layouts consult this function to determine the minimum allowed size of this layout element. (A manual minimum size is considered set if it is non-zero.)
Reimplemented from QCPLayoutElement.
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Layout elements are sensitive to events inside their outer rect. If pos is within the outer rect, this method returns a value corresponding to 0.99 times the parent plot's selection tolerance. However, layout elements are not selectable by default. So if onlySelectable is true, -1.0 is returned.
See QCPLayerable::selectTest for a general explanation of this virtual method.
QCPLayoutElement subclasses may reimplement this method to provide more specific selection test behaviour.
Reimplemented from QCPLayoutElement.
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| void QCPPlotTitle::setFont | ( | const QFont & | font | ) |
Sets the font of the title text.
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| void QCPPlotTitle::setSelectable | ( | bool | selectable | ) |
Sets whether the user may select this plot title to selectable.
Note that even when selectable is set to false
, the selection state may be changed programmatically via setSelected.
Definition at line 13599 of file qcustomplot.cpp.
| void QCPPlotTitle::setSelected | ( | bool | selected | ) |
Sets the selection state of this plot title to selected. If the selection has changed, selectionChanged is emitted.
Note that this function can change the selection state independently of the current setSelectable state.
Definition at line 13615 of file qcustomplot.cpp.
| void QCPPlotTitle::setSelectedFont | ( | const QFont & | font | ) |
Sets the font of the title text that will be used if the plot title is selected (setSelected).
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| void QCPPlotTitle::setSelectedTextColor | ( | const QColor & | color | ) |
Sets the color of the title text that will be used if the plot title is selected (setSelected).
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| void QCPPlotTitle::setText | ( | const QString & | text | ) |
Sets the text that will be displayed to text. Multiple lines can be created by insertion of "\n".
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| void QCPPlotTitle::setTextColor | ( | const QColor & | color | ) |
Sets the color of the title text.
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| 06 ,Robbery, extortion and hijacking offences | 33 | 31 | 27 | 27 | 30 | 20 | |
| 07 ,Burglary and related offences | 139 | 130 | 161 | 147 | 110 | 77 | |
| 08 ,Theft and related offences | 470 | 633 | 595 | 571 | 499 | 404 | |
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Questionnaire Authoring with XLSForms
Data Toolbox uses
XLSForm standard to allow you to author questionnaires in XLS.
XLSForm is a questionnaire standard created to help simplify the authoring of questionnaires using Excel. Authoring is done in a human readable format using a familiar tool that almost everyone knows - Excel. XLSForms provide a practical standard for sharing and collaborating on authoring questionnaires also referred to as forms. They are simple to get started with but allow for the authoring of complex questionnaires by someone familiar with the syntax.
For a full reference please use:
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Also, you can download this
sample questionnaire which you can modify to what you want.


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So the first step of my project is to make sure I can use my android phone to control my robot. Since the last post I have decided to scrap the idea of using a Roomba (my Roomba was dropped and damaged).
So my platform of choice for the immediate future will be my E-Revo VXL by Traxxas.
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Traxxas
In order to get the hardware signals out of my phone and to the ESC/servos of my car I will be using a IOIO.
Photo courtesy of Sparkfun Electronics
And in the spirit of not re-inventing the wheel I will be trying to use the source code from the Cellbots team. Don't you love opensource software? They currently don't have any official support for the IOIO, but out of the box their android code does support a browser-based remote control tool and sending images from the camera back to the controlling client.
A cursory glance at their codebase (I wish they were using Github because I love forking and pull requests) looks like they are making some assumptions about using Bluetooth for connecting to the robot, but I should be able to hack together a control class for my IOIO and at least get to the point where I can send some commands from my laptop/browser to the phone and passed onto my IOIO. From that point it is just a matter of generating the PWM signals that my RC servos/ESC are expecting.
Tonight I got as far as getting the cellbots app on my phone and streamed images back to my laptop and sent some controls back and forth. The IOIO just arrived in the mail this afternoon so I haven't had a chance to hook that up yet.


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The full distribution allows you to use Handsontable by just including jQuery and 2 files: html <script src="lib/jquery.min.js"></script> <script src="dist/jquery.handsontable.full.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" media="screen" href="dist/jquery.handsontable.full.css">
jquery.handsontable.full.js and jquery.handsontable.full.css are compiled with all the needed dependencies.
Using this has the same effect as loading all the dependencies from the Bare distribution (see below).


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The weekly Link Mash is a curated selection of tools, stories, and other links that I found during my travels on the web. All of my links can be found on my Pinboard; you can also find the Link Mash archives here.
- Project Naptha. You’re telling me I can copy/paste text in images in Chrome??
- Ruby · Styleguide. A great reference for writing clean, clear Ruby.
- Automating iOS: A Comprehensive Guide to Launch Center Pro. This the most amazing article I’ve seen in a long time. So many tips, tricks, and automations to make productivity easier.
- Cakebrew. I’m a fan of Homebrew on the command line, but if you’re wanting a GUI, this is a great option.
- Remotely Put Your Mac to Sleep from Your iPhone Using Drafts. Amazing what the combination of Drafts and Hazel can do!
- Patton Oswalt’ s Star Wars Filibuster. A coworker reminded me of this today; one of the most amazing bits of ad-lib I’ve seen in my life.
- The Star Wars Saga: Introducing Machete Order. IT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE. My wife is an initiate and I think we’re going to try out this theory with her…
- Marvel Comics Developer API. What a fantastic idea. This is what the next several weeks will look like.
- Instantly Find Space Hogs on Your Mac with a Spotlight Trick. Clever trick if you aren’t aware where your bandwidth hogs are.
- On the Past, Present and Future of Apple’s Aqua User Interface. A great look at how Apple has slowly progressed the Aqua interface.
- iOS Security. A little dense, but a great primer on how Apple’s iOS security model works.
- 10.8: AppleScript to close iCal Alerts. HALLELUJAH. I’ve needed this for ages – finally, a way to close a bunch of notifications on OSX at once!
- Improve Your Resume with This Simple Formula Recommended by Google. Not sure if this works as scientifically as Google thinks, but it’s interesting to consider.
- Use the Mayfair and Inkwell Filters to Get More Reactions on Instagram. Aha! I’m going to get right on it.
- Atom: a hackable text editor for the 21st Century.  Might eventually replace Textmate 2 for me.
- Technical Debt, a case study : tags. A look at how programmers solve complex problems iteratively.
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iAgent::Log - The core logging module for iAgnet
This module provides extended logging functionality to the iAgent system. It supports 5 levels of logging:
Debug, really detailed messages. This log level also includes some extra debug information about the caller.
Not-so important messages, usually used for more verbose information.
That's the common message level for the really basic messages, like 'starting', 'quitting' etc.
This level is used for warnings.
This level is used for non-fatal errors.
This level is used for fatal, non-recoverable errors that usually stops the execution of the program.
Log a debug (Level 0) message
Log an message (Level 1) message.
Log an information (Level 2) message.
Log an warning (Level 3) message.
Log an error (Level 4) message.
Log an fatal (Level 5) message. And exit with error.
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extension of LaTeX, the conversion done by flktran
is
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Banyana Banyana, Ellis nominated for top CAF awards
Cape Town - Banyana Banyana and coach Desiree Ellis have been nominated for the CAF Women's Team of the Year and the Women's Coach of the Year award.
Ellis guided South Africa to the 2018 CAF Women's Africa Cup of Nations final in December last year but lost the final to rivals Nigeria.
However, they qualified for the 2019 Women's FIFA World Cup in France but failed to advance beyond the group stages.
Meanwhile, Pitso Mosimane was shortlisted for the Men's Coach of the Year award as he guided Mamelodi Sundowns to the Absa Premiership title last season, as well charging them forwarded to a CAF Champions League semi-final.
Mosimane faces some stiff competition for the award with 2019 African Cup of Nations winning coach Djamel Belmadi also on the ballot, along with Senegal head coach Alious Cisse and Nigerian mentor Gernot Rohr.
The 55-year-old won the award back in 2016 after leading the Brazilians to the CAF Champions League trophy.
Even though he did not achieve a similar feat in 2019, the on-going success he brings to Sundowns season after season makes him a strong contender to win the award for a second time.
One fact that may play against him though is the fact that Kaizer Chiefs are running away with the league title this season.
While the side's current performance will not officially be considered for the 2019 Coach of the Year award, it is difficult to ignore how far behind Chiefs they are after the first third of the season.
Amakhosi have played 11 games to Sundowns 10 but hold a massive 10-point lead after winning nine, drawing one and losing just one of those games to set the pace on 28 points.
Meanwhile, Denis Onyango and Themba Zwane have also been nominated for a CAF award.
Onyango's impressive run as the Brazilians' number one shot-stopper has seen him earn a nomination on the African Player of the Year.
Also, former Brazilian and team-mate Percy Tau was also shortlisted for the accolade.
Star Banyana Banyana players Refiloe Jane and Thembi Kgatlana have made the cut for the Women’s Player of the Year.
The national women's team have also been shortlisted for the CAF Women's Team of the Year.
The CAF awards will take place in January 2020 with the official date to be confirmed.
Here are the full list of nominees up for a CAF award.
Notable South African nominations:
Men's Coach of the Year: Pitso Mosimane
Women's Coach of the Year: Desiree Ellis
African Player of the Year: Percy Tau and Denis Onyango
Interclubs Player of the Year: Themba Zwane and Denis Onyango
Women's Player of The Year: Refiloe Jane and Thembi Kgatlana
Women's Team of the Year: Banyana Banyana
- TeamTalk Media, Sundowns website


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