Long Term Goal
After years of working with something I wasn't happy with, now I know exactly what I want, which is become a full stack web developer. That is a start! To achieve that, there is a long path to pursue, therefore we need a plan.
A couple of years a go, I have started studying web development using mostly what was available online, I've been trying to follow the self-taught route and surprisingly, I was very successful learning by myself, I've managed to stay focus and resilient. I'm not going to lie, learning how to code is extremely difficult and I almost gave up a few times out of frustration, but with support of my family they've encouraged me to keep following my dream, that one day the knowledge would sick in and it will become natural.
Perseverant as I am, I kept going, maintaining my focus, keeping an organized study schedule, trying to balance study and work, things started clicking, JavaScript is not as difficult as it was at the beginning, and I am now very proud of how far I've gone.
Coming to Dev Academy has changed the name of the game a bit, I've decided to dive into this industry deep and fill some gaps that I couldn't achieve studying by myself.
In order to achieve my goal successfully I need a plan, and here we will start it.
Learning Strengths and Limitations
Starting with the limitations, I've mentioned on my other article, is being too perfectionist, this is what hinders my evolution as a developer, I'm very reluctant to publish my project if it's not perfect. I plan to work on that during my time at EDA so I can achieve small successful things along the way. In the programing world, I've learnt that we need to build and practice the more we can, and things don't need to be perfect when you are learning, you just need to try and build.
My strength, is the fact that I'm very focus, I can stay in front of the computer for hours, without losing focus, I love coding and debugging and solving problems. I'm very resilient and determined. I've kind of discovered that recently studying by myself, specially if it is a subject that you are interested, it is like binge watching a TV series, you want to see the end result and you will stay focus until the end.
Bootcamp Update
Re-evaluating my strengths and limitations, I will add some technical strengths and limitations to my learning plan.
Throughout the foundations, I've noticed that I am very comfortable with CSS and making the layout of the projects responsive and pretty. Although, my JavaScript script skills need some polishing. When tackling the problem, I struggle with the initial thoughts where I need to decide how I will solve that problem.
On that note, I have been focusing on practicing more JS challenges on Codewars and similar sites.
Human Skills to develop
The main human skills I want to develop is, listening to others and don't talk too much, sometimes I talk more than others and I am very opinionated, I wish I could listen more to what people have to say and perhaps I would learn much more from everyone else. I think some yoga classes will help me. 😆
Bootcamp Update
I'm feeling positive when it comes to working with other people face-to-face, I have been studying online for quite sometime and I miss that human interaction. I believe I will be able to not only contribute to my cohorts but to learn with all of them, and have productive discussion on our strategies and coding styles. Also, I believe it will be a chance to develop teamwork skills and get to know my limitations and my strengths better. When you try to explain something to someone, you can evaluate your level of knowledge and how confident you are with the topic, it will be a good exercise to be able to practice the sharing of knowledge.
The Plan
Focus and dedication is the most important aspect of learning.
I plan to go through every content provided by EDA, even if I am familiar with the topic, this will give me the time to practice and revisit some important topics.
Help you and help others
I strongly believe, when you help others you are helping yourself more than you think. By helping others you get the concepts you learnt and try to explain it to your cohort, this helps you fixate that knowledge into your brain and discover gaps on it as well.
Staying active and participating on the slack channel is a big part of the learning plan, share what you have learnt and what everyone else is learning is crucial to be successful in this journey.
What I expect from facilitators
I've had the privilege to meet my facilitator, and I'm glad to have her as my facilitator, she is very nice, calm, and easy going.
I feel that I can count on her to unblock me from certain parts of the sprints, not only that, I feel that she will be a person who I can count when it comes to sharing my experiences and difficulties throughout the course, a person to chat and discuss what is working and what its not working.
Bootcamp Update
My expectations from the team are more related to getting unblocked on technical skills and absorbing knowledge from the instructors, this is my main goal, I will try to learn as much as I can with them and ask questions.
Furthermore, I expect some sort of mentorship and guidance of best practices and helping us to not repeat silly mistakes over and over. I believe they can open our minds and help us optimize our time and code to be more efficient and don't get stuck on a problem for too long.
Commitment
As I've mentioned before, I'm fully committed to this course. It's not a cheap course, and I want to take the most out of it, I have all the support from my family and they understand if I be bit absent for a while.
I intend to be committed on the weekends if needed, this is probably the most important career decision I've done in my life, and there is not too much room for failure in this process. My future depends on it.
Bootcamp Update
My expectations from myself, is to take the most out of the bootcamp and have fun doing what I love, and learn the best I can in the programme. I will make sure to communicate with everyone involved, about my progress and ask questions on the right time.
Punctuality is key, be present on the right time, work as a team at all times to progress as a group.
Finally, collaborating with everyone involved is very important, help others when I can and learn in the process is the main goal.


Lancashire CCC and Steven Croft agree a new two-year contract
Lancashire have announced that long-serving all-rounder Steven Croft has signed a new two-year contract.
The Blackpool-born 35-year-old, who has also had three seasons with Lytham CC, extends his stay at Emirates Old Trafford following a productive season in which he was the second-highest runscorer in the Royal London One-Day Cup and helped Lancashire secure promotion back to Specsavers County Championship Division One.
Croft, who was awarded his testimonial in 2018, was an ever-present in the 2019 Vitality Blast, equalling his career-best with 94 against Worcestershire Rapids.
It will take his Lancashire career into a 16th season and he will also work with the academy and age-group sides in a coaching role.
He has amassed 168 First-Class, 145 List A and 168 T20 appearances for the club, and is their all-time leading appearance maker in T20 cricket since debuting in 2006.
Croft said: “I am over the moon to have signed another contract with Lancashire.
“It is an incredibly special place for me and I can’t wait for the new season to come round.
“It means everything to represent the Red Rose. I still get a huge sense of pride whenever I play and I know I have plenty left to give on the field. The desire to perform for this club remains as strong as ever.
“At this stage of my career, whilst I feel like I’ve still got a lot to offer as a player, to have the chance to further my coaching experience by working with the club’s academy and age-group sides, is something that is very important to me.”
Croft hit the winning runs in the 2011 County Championship success and also led the side to the T20 title in 2015.
Lancashire director of cricket, Paul Allott, said: “We are thrilled to have Steven on board for another two years.
“His performances last season more than merited another contract and he was a central part of our squad in all formats.
“He is an extremely versatile player and responded well last year when called upon in different roles.”


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Animations
on top of SpriteSheets
.
Example
var spriteSheet = new SpriteSheet(sheetSurface, {width: 16, height: 16});
var animation = new Animation(spriteSheet, {walk: [0,1,2,3], loop: true});
animation.setState('walk');
....
animation.update(msDuration)
....
display.blit(animation.currentFrame);
Class Animation
Instance Methods
- isFinished()
- setState(stateName)
- update(msDuration)
Instance Properties
Class SpriteSheet
Instance Methods
- get(index)
Animation (spriteSheet, initialState, animationSpecification)
An Animation is a gamejs.animate.SpriteSheet with an animation specification which explains what states the animation has and which tiles in the SpriteSheet compose those states.
An animation specification might look like this: var npcAnimationSpec = {
idle: {frames: [0], rate: 5, loop: true},
moveup: {frames: [0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8], rate: rate, loop: true},
die: {frames: [18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26], rate: rate, loop: true},
....
};
The keys in the npcAnimationSpec are the animation state names and each object
is describing on such state: frames
are the index positions of the tiles in the
SpriteSheet making up that state. rate
is the frequence per second at which the
state should switch from tile to tile of the state and loop
designates whether
the state shold end or loop endlessly.
Parameters
| gamejs.animate.SpriteSheet | spriteSheet | |
| String | initialState | name of the initital state |
| Object | animationSpecification |
Animation.prototype.currentFrame
The current tile surface of the animation. Draw this to the screen. *
Animation.prototype.isFinished ()
Whether the animation has ended. Looping animations never end.
Animation.prototype.setState (stateName)
Set the animation to the given state.
Parameters
| String | stateName |
Animation.prototype.update (msDuration)
Call this function every tick to update the animation.
Parameters
| Number | msDuration | since last tick |
Returns
| Boolean | whether animation image has changed during this update |
SpriteSheet (image, options)
Turn a Surface into a SpriteSheet. This makes individual images ("tiles") within the
larger Surface retrievable with the SpriteSheet's get(indexPositon)
method.
Available option properties are (width and height are required):
width
individual tile, numberheight
of individual tile, numberspacing
between two tiles, numbermargin
at the image border without tiles, numberscaleTo
[width,height] scale tiles to this size after loading *
Parameters
| Surface | image | containing the individual tiles |
| Object | options | describing the tile dimensions, size, spacing, etc. (see above) |
SpriteSheet.prototype.get (index)
Retrieve the tile at given index position. The index position can be calculated as: index = column + row * rowLength
Parameters
| Number | index |
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| Surface | the tile surface |


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These methods, respectively, set
and query the “valued status” of a symbol.
Once set to a value with the
marpa_g_symbol_is_valued_set()
method,
the valued status of a symbol is “locked” at that value.
It cannot thereafter be changed.
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leaving sym_id’s valued status unchanged,
unless value is the same as the locked-in value.
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Hope this hasn't been mentioned before: would it be possible to show the progressbar between the actual service stars instead of 0 points and the next SS? Because now the Bar is pretty useless ( i.E. if i have 10 service stars the bar only shows 1/11 white to the 11th SS and you cant make out progress)
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Extensions
We may want to use extensions like hstore
and pgcrypto
.
Note that when using ebean-test-config with docker it will automatically add those 2
extensions by default.
We can specify extensions that should be installed automatically via:
ebean:
test:
platform: postgres #, h2, postgres, mysql, oracle, sqlserver
ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | create | migration | createOnly | migrationDropCreate
dbName: myapp
postgres:
extensions: pgcrypto, hstore
In terms of logging / debugged we can see the extensions added via:
17:07:17.078 DEBUG io.ebean.docker.commands.Commands - create database extensions pgcrypto,hstore
17:07:17.078 DEBUG io.ebean.docker.commands.Commands - docker exec -i ut_postgres psql -U postgres -d test -c create extension if not exists pgcrypto
17:07:17.187 DEBUG io.ebean.docker.commands.Commands - docker exec -i ut_postgres psql -U postgres -d test -c create extension if not exists hstore
Schema
With Postgres it could be considered good practice to create our tables into a named schema (and not the public schema).
If we want to do this we have made this easy in Ebean version 11.18.2 where we can specify ebean.dbSchema
and this is then used for both DB migrations and create-all.sql.
It is advisable that the DB User matches the DB Schema. When this is done then there is no need to use
currentSchema
or modify the search path
. For example, if I want to use a schema called
myapp
it is advisable to have the DB user/role match and be myapp
.
application.yaml
ebean:
dbSchema: myapp ## use this schema for migrations and testing
ServerConfig
serverConfig.setDbSchema("myapp");
Postgis
Below is a test setup using the mdillon/postgis
docker container that has PostGIS extension installed.
This will automatically download and run the container making live a little easier. Note the use of the Postgis specfic driver and url.
ebean:
geometrySRID: 4674 # If we don't want the default geometrySRID of 4326
test:
shutdown: none # stop | remove | none
platform: postgis
ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | create | migration | createOnly | migrationDropCreate
dbName: mygisapp
The above postgis
platform is equivalent to the setup below which uses:
- Port
7432
by default (so as not to clash with local or non-gis postgres) - The
org.postgis.DriverWrapperLW
driver for binary encoded Geometry types - URL
postgresql_lwgis
in the connection url to use the LW driver - Uses
mdillon/postgis
docker image with Postgis installed
ebean:
geometrySRID: 4674
test:
shutdown: none # stop | remove | none
platform: postgres
ddlMode: dropCreate # none | dropCreate | create | migration | createOnly | migrationDropCreate
dbName: mygisapp
postgres:
containerName: postgis
image: mdillon/postgis
extensions: postgis
url: jdbc:postgresql_lwgis://<IP_ADDRESS>:7432/mygisapp
driver: org.postgis.DriverWrapperLW


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This session will allow students to present their ideas for their final project, from the concept to the proposed implementation. Students will be encouraged to provide feedback to each other during and after the presentations.
We will then mention some techniques for planning and production, and mention the final platform on which we'll publish, itch.io.
summary
- intro
- intro
- ideas presentation
- ideas presentation
- planning and production
- planning and production
- build systems
- build systems
- outro
- outro
intro
ideas presentations
welcome!
plan for the day
-> homework review & ideas presentations
-> planning and production
-> build systems
ideas presentation
worlds through interfaces
what kind of UI elements did you use?
world space and screen space
what kind of interaction? to what effect?
general world presentation
your two ideas
inspiration and moodboard, some examples of what could be presented in the world, maybe some interactions/or some spaces?
dorian:
- corporations force society into making dangerous long-term choices; only one city survives (auroville), the gut becomes the new brain, sacred places, outdoor showers without walls
teddy:
- plant world: communicate with trees to improve their lives, changes to the internet carbon emissions, trees become smarter, ambassadors to plant kingdom, all levels of computing through trees, cooperative relationship
- steel temples: religion to dig further and further to find new iron
benoit:
- climate change happened, too much water, land disappeared, AI decides for everything, controlling robots, people live in small houses, travel through VR, some humans can still grow their food
- some scientists don't want to be ruled by AI, so they move to a different planet
haoqi:
- submarine world, except for the world HQ, natural disasters make humans make more connected, environment crappy but engineered
- cryogenics, perfect bodies, what kind of presence of the cryogenized being accepted or not? maybe they become completely virtual
wenye:
- people immigrated to different planets, planets have energies, and those who have the best planet have the best energy. high-speed trains between different planets
- people move into virtual worlds, worlds built up by data, eternal life, ruled by bored people
yiru:
- waterworld, social classes (engineers vs. non-engineers)
- communities of interest
enrique:
- future of food, different kinds of diets, insect-based, countryside is the cultural center of society
- future of art, machine learning produced top charts, underwater is the new underground
george:
- the limits to growth, people living in orbit, people left on the surface
chris:
- the commodification of bodies, having portable consciousnesses, how different economical groups deal with death
- depression as purposeful, medication is considered addictive but not that bad, conflict between the two treatments
adam:
- circular economy, growth based manufacturing, transition point, transitioners with nomadic lifestyle, economic incentive and political will, related to biotech.
christina:
- water cities as a representation of water rights mutation
nicoleta:
- quantified self and meaning -> from each to his ability, to his need -> re-shift to embodiment
hayden:
- machine and drugs changing emotions
planning and production
retroplanning
starting from the deadline, then working back from it
for instance:
- asset collection and creation
- building the environment
- programming the main interaction(s)
- programming the secondary interactions
- debugging and testing
Retroplanning means starting from the end. When do you have to deliver your project? Working from that deadline, you allocate time to complete each step of the project (starting from delivery -> testing ->merging -> additional features development -> assets integration -> core feature development -> etc.). This prevents you from being surprised by a deadline.
Github offers the tasks view in any repository, as well as Trello. The most important categories/columns that you need are:
- Backlog (this is where all the tasks you need to do go)
- To do (this is where the tasks you plan to do this week go)
- Doing (this is where the items you are currently working on goes)
- Done (this is where what you have finished goes)
assets list
list all things you can think of:
- ideally desired for your world
- status (not found, found, tentative version)
- the version you've found (filename)
production
agile development/kanban is a way to adapt a project as it goes.
-> to do -> doing -> done
This kind of development is particularly useful to complement a retroplanning. Retroplanning are large, overarching structures which might not always end up be useful in the midst of making a project. Having an agile approach allows you to easily see and decide what should be done right now and what can wait a bit more.
Github offers the tasks view in any repository, as well as Trello. The most important categories/columns that you need are:
- Backlog (this is where all the tasks you need to do go)
- To do (this is where the tasks you plan to do this week go)
- Doing (this is where the items you are currently working on goes)
- Done (this is where what you have finished goes)
build systems
playing on the web
unity can build to a lot of different platforms, and we will be using WebGL
(with some caveats)
which means that you she be regularly testing that your project works when built, and not just in the editor
Additional build targets include desktop PC, iOS / Android, consoles (xbox, switch, playstation). As you see, Unity has become a one-stop-shop for any kind of contemporary interactive development.
itch.io
in order to actually host and publish our projects, we will use the itch.io platform.
outro
conclusion
pick one of your two ideas, and follow the planning on what you should be doing every day to make progress on it!
every following sessions will have quick check-ins to see where you're at.
homework
raycasting allows us to do non-obvious interactions (we're getting into advanced unity territory!).
the homework is to use raycasting to affect other objects at a distance.
think of what it means to affect something just by looking at it (gazing, staring, peeking, etc.)


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| ) |
Sum of two angles.
For example, if a1 is 50 and a2 is 150, a1+a2 = 200, which isn't how much the true angle difference is. Instead, it should be -160. This functions covers the edge cases.
| a1 | Desired angle. |
| a2 | Current angle. |
| float angle_difference | ( | float | a1, |
| float | a2 | ||
| ) |
Difference between two angles.
For example, if a1 is -170 and a2 is 170, a1-a2 = -340, which isn't how much the true angle difference is. Instead, it should be -20. This functions covers the edge cases.
| a1 | Desired angle. |
| a2 | Current angle. |
| float limit | ( | float | input, |
| float | lower, | ||
| float | upper | ||
| ) |
Limits input between two numbers.
This functions is used for PID.
| lower | Lower bound. |
| upper | Upper bound. |
| float limit | ( | float | input, |
| float | min | ||
| ) |
Limits input to be at least a certain number.
This functions is used for PID.
| min | Lower bound. |


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The Star Citizen sub-project called “Starmap” has been in the works for almost as long as the game itself. As in most games, players need a way to visualize the universe they’re in, and a lot of in-game options were explored.


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Founded 2014, Team Gopher saw the first Gopher Films cinema open within the Trinity shopping center. It is a place where films can be experienced with comfort and enjoyment. Our excellent customer service makes us stand out from our competitors as the best location for an enjoyable cinema experience.
We offer a wide range of confectionary and drinks options for our customers to ensure that the viewing experience is the best we can provide. Our VIP lounge provides a private bar and free unlimited confectionary and soft drinks. The lounge is the perfect place to get the most out of your cinema experience.
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Layout settings and more in _config.yml
All of the dactl’s configurations has to be set in _config.yml
file. Read on for explanation of all of the features that you can toggle, including configuring the layout.
I’ve split dactl’s _config.yml
into two parts. First part should be configured by you, second contains important Jekyll & build settings and you should leave it alone, unless you know what you are doing.
Let’s go through each line in the first, configurable part:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 | # Base blog settings blog: title : dactl description : > this should contain a proper description # Layout configuration logo_path : "assets/img/dactl.svg" # path to logo file search_path : # "yourgitusername.github.io" # needed for searchbox in archive page hero_layout : true # turn on hero layout for blog and posts hero_placeholder : "assets/img/generic_hero.jpg" # placeholder for hero excerpts : true # show excerpts instead of full post content on blog page inline_footnotes : true # enable/disable barefoot inline footnotes titles_only : false # titles only on main blog page # Fonts font : '"Rubik", -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Helvetica Neue", sans-serif' load_google_fonts : 'Rubik:400,400italic,700,700italic' # Author info author: fullname : Your Name rss : true # generate RSS feed and show it's icon in header mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS># change to your e-mail address twitter : twitter-user-name github : github-user-name youtube : youtube-user-name stackoverflow : stackoverflow-user-name disqus : dactl # your disqus site name google_analytics : # 'UA-XXXXXXXX-X' photo : "uploads/me2.png" photo2x : "uploads/me.png" baseurl : "/dactl/" # the subpath of your site, e.g. /blog/, set to '' in case of hosting on GitHub pages # i.e. `http://<username>.github.io` url : "" # the base hostname & protocol for your site |
Base blog settings
title
- title of your blog, both in<title>
tag and in the header.description
- descriptionof your blog, shown in the footer
Layout settings
logo_path
- Path to an .svg image used as logosearch_path
- Path to your blog, needed for the DuckDuckGo’s searchbar found in Archive page.hero_layout
- true / false - Turn the hero image layout on or off. When turned off you don’t need to supply images and overlays in post’s YAML front matter and the layout gets slightly adjusted.hero_placeholder
- Path to an image which will be used as a placeholder when there is no hero set for post, optional.excerpts
- true or false - Turn post excerpts on or off. When set tofalse
you will see full text content for each post on blog page.inline_footnotes
- true or false - When set tofalse
you will turn off Barefoot.js inline footnotes.titles_only
- true or false - When set to true Jekyll will generate blog layout with post titles only.hero_layout
andexcerpts
are overidden bytitles_only
when it’s set totrue
.
Fonts
font
- Name of the font family used for theme’s typography.load_google_fonts
- Choose what font family should be loaded, served by google fonts. In order to change the font you need to supply it’s name and variants - font weight of 400 and 700 are required.
Author info
fullname
- Your name and surname or nick, used throughout the blog.rss
- true or false - Turn the RSS feeds on or off.mail
- Your e-mail address.twitter
- Your twitter usernamegithub
- Your Github usernameyoutube
- Your YouTube usernamestackoverflow
- Your Stackoverflow usernamedisqus
- Your Disqus site name.photo
- Avatar or photo of you, used on About page.photo2x
- Same as above but in higher resolution.
Google Analytics
google_analytics
- Supply your Google Analytics ID here, if you want to use it.baseurl
- Subpath of your blog, e.g./blog
, leave it empty in case of hosting on Github pages -yourusername.github.io


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The protesters who stormed the offices of Egyptian state security this weekend say the buildings are proof of "the greatest privacy invasion in history", filled with transcripts of phone conversations, surveillance reports and stark reminders of the torture carried out inside.
Hundreds of protesters seized the state security building - a prominent symbol of the Egyptian government's brutality - after hours of protests in 6th of October City on Saturday night.
They were at first blocked from entering the building for several hours, and some demonstrators started to show up with tents and food supplies; one said he expected it to become "another Tahrir Square", referring to the downtown plaza where protesters camped out for weeks to force president Hosni Mubarak to resign.
But the Egyptian army allowed them to enter at around 8pm on Saturday evening, and arrested many of the state security officers working inside.


Amazon is selling a heated blanket for your car to help motorists stay warm this winter
The handy electrically-heated throw plugs into your car's cigarette lighter and provides three levels of warmth
by Linda HowardWinter is coming.
We don’t need weather forecasters to tell us that, the sharp drop in temperatures, wet and windy conditions and the extra layers are enough of a clue for everyone.
And it’s also the time for motorists to start planning ahead to worsening conditions and the potential for delayed journeys.
Despite the best efforts of gritters up and down the land, Scottish weather is unpredictable and every year we read about delayed journeys and motorists getting stranded.
So it comes as no surprise to find that Amazon is selling heated blankets made specifically for your car to make winter travel a bit more comfortable.
The blanket is designed specifically for your car - the cord plugs directly into the cigarette lighter instead of a traditional outlet.
The Sojoy Auto's electric car blanket costs between £29.99 and £39.99, includes free delivery and comes with an eight-foot cord making it comfortable and easy for backseat passengers to snuggle up on long road trips.
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And the fleece material keeps the blanket warm long after you unplug it, making it perfect for outdoor events in the colder months.


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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 2-4
This earthy, flavourful dish is a quick and easy way to impress dinner party guests.
Put the lentils in a pan with the whole garlic clove. Cover with water and bring to a simmer, then cook for 20–25 minutes until tender. Drain the lentils. Season and add a good dash of extra virgin olive oil, then cover and keep warm.
Meanwhile, blanch the Swiss chard leaves in salted boiling water for about 3 minutes until tender. Drain well, squeezing out excess water.
Heat 1 tablespoon of the olive oil in a clean pan and fry the sliced garlic with the fennel seeds over a medium-high heat for 30 seconds. Add the drained Swiss chard and stir to combine. Season with salt and pepper, remove from the heat, cover and keep warm.
Heat a heavy-based frying pan over a high heat. Toss the scallops in a bowl with salt, pepper and 1 tablespoon of olive oil. When the pan is very hot, carefully place the scallops in the pan and cook for 1 minute on each side until golden-brown and cooked through. Add the capers, chilli, sage leaves and a squeeze of lemon. Serve hot, with the lentils and Swiss chard.


Planet of the Apes (2001)
The ending of Tim Burton's PLANET OF THE APES is one that I like. Because I enjoy pondering the details of almost any film I've seen, this original divergence from Pierre Boulle's novel – as well as from the 1968 Charlton Heston vehicle – is fascinating, if rather unpopular among many American viewers.
Although the quality of Tim Burton's films is uneven, each one of his works is an event. Craftsmanship and vision showing in each one, Burton's movies are steadily building him the reputation of an American master. In his dark imaginings Burton reminds me of the writer T. C. Boyle, who began publishing his stories and in little magazines and then progressed to putting out novels with major publishers. Likewise, Burton paid his dues early in his career, and has been fortunate enough to be able to impose brilliant originality on his films – even though the movie machines of Hollywood expect many dollars in return. Don't know about you, but I'll admit to a willingness to see a film just because Burton's name is the last one in the opening credits.
What's cool about PLANET? Perhaps the setting is not as visually stunning as in BATMAN, but it is just as dark. In fact, most of the piece has received the criticism of being rather lightless. The symbolism works well, though: the dark heart of man has engineered this chaotic hell, and man is suffering the just deserts. The simian beings that rule the planet – and there many races of apes, as well as many forms of racism – occupy quarters that appear comfortable. Structures sit among huge trees and hills that must be difficult to navigate for mere humans. No doubt the set's magic is aided through painted backdrops and canvases sketched upon the computer.
The film really does move. Not many subplots divert our attention. When Leo Davidson (Mark Wahlberg), in an attempt to rescue a space pod piloted by a chimp, flies into an electromagnetic storm, he is flung far into the future. Crashing through the forest of this seemingly alien planet, he sinks in a murky pool, reminiscent of the creepy swamp where Luke Skywalker is mentored by Yoda. But Davidson has no familiar faces around. The humans he spies seem somehow subhuman. After the apes round them up, the stage is set for an escape engineered by Davidson, the American Air Force officer who is not willing to accept this world turned on its ear. The escape attempt takes up much of the running time, with the band of humans accepting aid from a female ape named Ari (Helena Bonham Carter) and exploring the forbidden desert where, according to mythology, the ape civilization began.
Apes caging humans? The irony is delicious, and the moral is as clear as it was in the 1968 version. How should we treat animals? What role will evolution play in the future? When will the world finally be free of slavery? Gladly, Burton's version presents these questions while refraining from clearly answering them. Unfortunately, the film's agenda also includes an oblique attack upon Christianity, specifically, the idea that a being will return to spread salvation upon his people. It certainly seems as though this founding father is imbued with more superhuman traits than a mere Arthurian figure.
As Davidson, Mark Wahlberg is competent but not outstanding. His goal is to get himself off the planet, and we like him only mildly because his character is developed too quickly. His decision to steal a pod and try to rescue the chimp has consequences that reverberate throughout universal history: here's what would really happen if Star Trek's Prime Directive were breached! Wahlberg is a decent action hero, though the script perhaps could have given him more personality.
Carter is very good as the sympathetic ape Ari. She is actually a human rights activist who is not human! Rick Baker's makeup people have given her comparably little facial hair, so it is easier for us to accept a slight romantic interest between her and Davidson. Bonham Carter's performance proves again that a good actor can shine through the heaviest disguise.
The strongest acting is turned in by the baddie. If I might continue the comparison to STAR WARS, what Darth Vader is to Luke, General Thade (Tim Roth) is to Davidson. The perfect rival and foil – a simian Machiavelli. Roth must relish the role of a "heavy," as he grows delirious with all-too-human hatred and vengeance in PLANET. Along with Gary Oldman, Tim Roth is setting the standards for villains in the modern cinema.
Paul Giamatti is buried under the guise of a slave-trading orangutan, but his performance is solid. He's very funny; part of the irony here is the personification that shines through this supposedly non-person. What a strong character actor Giamatti is.
Estella Warren as Daena, the comely human woman who is part of the escaping band, is underused. In this area the script is unsure what to do. Should Davidson grow more attached to Daena or to Ari? We can't decide either. Michael Clarke Duncan is barely recognizable as General Thane's protégé, General Attar. This mammoth actor again turns in a rather quiet but solid job, though Attar's character seems occasionally conflicted. Finally, Kris Kristofferson is vastly underused. His craggy face just begins to add a rounder dimension to the plight of the humans on this terrifying planet, when he is plucked from the story.
In a wise and witty appearance, Charlton Heston wears the ape latex in this revisiting. He's Thade's father, whose dying words reveal some of the mysterious history behind the race reversal. Look for some clever references in this sequence.
In a season that is rather bare of well-made films, PLANET OF THE APES is competent if not spectacular. It's full of action and engaging special effects, and the appearance of the apes is, probably for the first time, believable, thanks to Mr. Baker and his crew. What makes the film better than average is the risks taken by Burton, especially with that heady ending.
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Kylie Jenner pockets £460 million after flogging stake in her cosmetics brand
Kylie Jenner has sold a 51% stake in her cosmetics company for a whopping £460 million
by Irishmirror.ieKylie Jenner has sold a 51% stake in her cosmetics company, Kylie Cosmetics.
The 22-year-old reality TV star pocketed a neat $600 million in the deal, which is £460 million.
She sold it to Coty, a beauty product giant which also 77 beauty brands including Calvin Klein, Burberry Beauty, Gucci and Max Factor.
The two companies announced the deal in a press release, which said that Coty will now have overall responsibility for the brand, while Kylie will continue to oversee creative efforts and her communications, presumably because she has 150 million followers on Instagram .
The deal is expected to close towards the end of 2020.
Coty called the deal a "key milestone" for the company.
CEO Pierre Laubies said in the release that the deal is "an exciting next step in our transformation and will leverage our core strengths around fragrances, cosmetics and skincare, allowing Kylie's brands to reach their full potential."
Since the deal was announced, shares in Coty increased by 5%.
Kylie launched Kylie Cosmetics in 2015, starting with her lip kits and branching out more recently into skincare.
The $1.2 billion brand has been incredibly successful, making Kylie the world's youngest self-made billionaire when she was 21.
She employs just seven full-time staff, and five part-timers.
Of course, momager Kris Jenner looks after all the finances, for her usual 10% cut, or management fee as it is put, and then the rest is down to Kylie's huge social media presence and influence.
Kylie said: "I’m excited to partner with Coty to continue to reach even more fans of Kylie Cosmetics and Kylie Skin around the world.
"I look forward to continuing the creativity and ingenuity for each collection that consumers have come to expect and engaging with my fans across social media.
"This partnership will allow me and my team to stay focused on the creation and development of each product while building the brand into an international beauty powerhouse."


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Now that the Holidays have come to an end now is the time to start preparing your online store for the new year, here are some tips and tricks you can use to help you maximize sales over the holidays. Many articles will suggest your clients to set up highly targeted PPC and social media campaigns, and advice on how to optimize their SEO. Although these tips are great for driving traffic to your customers' sites, they do little to actually convert visitors into paying customers. To help you out, we've put together five tips you can use to increase your clients' conversion and sales.
New customers don't necessarily always know the store or brand they're visiting. Make sure your clients homepage is geared towards showing the most popular products and categories in your store. Popular categories ensure a high click-through rate onto pages that are likely to sell. A way of dig this is to add automated bestseller lists on the front page, and main categories using apps to highlight tending items, you could show the bestirs from the past seven days only. Be sure that these lists don't include any out-of-stock items! For items that are restocked quickly, you can use the Back in Stock App, which will notify customers automatically when the items are back in stock
Instead of having to look around the whole site to find something suitable, they will be very happy to be guided to a 'Gifts' section or any other new categories they choose. These new categories can be further optimized with filters: for him, her, baby, etc. as well as by price bands such as ‘Under $25,’ ‘$25 - $50,’ and so on.
Ensure that the contact phone number and emails are clearly visible in the header of the site. It's more likely for customers to contact merchants over the holidays as they want to double- check on return policies or delivery times.
Make sure your clients are showcasing their store selection by cross- and up-selling products across the entire shopping voyage. A great opportunity to cross- and up-sell presents itself at checkout. In order to increase AOV (average order value), display other items that go together with the product/s already added to the shopping basket this will help bring more traffic to similar products and even increase your sales. During the holiday time is a great opportunity to recommend stocking fillers. The Nosto recommendation engine allows you to easily and effectively add real-time personalized product recommendations on your clients’ sites to increase conversion and AOV!
During the Holidays is when customers will be extra careful only to buy gifts that will arrive on time for Christmas and also value flexible payment options and extended returns. Make sure a customer doesn’t have to place a product in the cart to find out what the store’s policies are. Allowing customers to understand their options early on creates a sense of trust –which will lead to more sales. Be sure to include tabs on your product pages that outline shipping and return policies. If your client doesn’t already offer premium next day shipping, ask them to try it over the Holidays. This is a great way to boost margins. The header on all client sites should clearly promote any free or next-day shipping options that are available.
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Before Change
status = get_experiment_status(STATUS_URL)
if status == "DONE":
num_succeeded = get_succeeded_trial_num(TRIAL_JOBS_URL)
if training_service == "local":
print_stderr(TRIAL_JOBS_URL)
assert num_succeeded == max_trial_num, "only %d succeeded trial jobs, there should be %d" % (num_succeeded, max_trial_num)
break
assert status == "DONE", "Failed to finish in maxExecDuration"
After Change
if status in ["DONE", "ERROR"] or get_failed_trial_jobs(TRIAL_JOBS_URL):
break
print_failed_job_log(config["trainingServicePlatform"], TRIAL_JOBS_URL)
if status != "DONE" or get_succeeded_trial_num(TRIAL_JOBS_URL) < max_trial_num:
raise AssertionError("Failed to finish in maxExecDuration")
finally:


THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE (Sony Classics) Starring: Julian Sands, Saffron Burrows, Stefano Dionisi, Kelly Macdonald, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Hanne Klintoe, Femi Ogumbanjo. Screenplay: Mike Figgis. Producers: Mike Figgis and Annie Stewart. Director: Mike Figgis.  Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
Is THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE, Mike Figgis' experimental non-linear tone poem, pretentious? Of course it is -- you've got to have a healthy streak of pretentiousness in you to break free from conventional narrative structure and make something so distinct that it's occasionally confounding. Perhaps a better question is whether THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE is nothing _but_ pretentious. Even more so than in most films, the answer to that question will be an eye-of-the-beholder proposition. Some will see little more than insufferable, gratuitous, iconoclastic noodling. Others will see a film that grips you with many of its images even as it keeps you at an artistic arm's length.
Though there is no structured "story" to THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE, there is a focal point in the character of Nic, seen at various formative stages of his life.  Much of the film deals with Nic's work as an ethnographic film-maker, working with a crew in a remote African location, while another sub-plot spins us off into the world of twins (Saffron Burrows) separated at birth. And serving as a bridge between all these episodes is an impressionistic rendering of the Eden story, following the experiences of Adam (Femi Ogumbanjo) and Eve (Hanne Klintoe).
What may appear from that description to be a fragmented film actually feels surprisingly cohesive. Figgis maintains a consistent tone for his various images, creating a collection of cinematic short stories as thematically connected as Hemingway's _A Moveable Feast_. The piano music of Schumann and Chopin trades places with Figgis' own compositions, accentuating some magical cinematography by Benoit Delhomme. If you allow yourself to get lost in THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE, and avoid succumbing to the temptation to figure out what everything "means," it can wash over your resistance to its unconventionality. Some of the individual stories, like a chance meeting between the twins, pack an emotional wallop; some of the individual visions, like a golden landscape that dissolves into the ripples of a water reflection, are breathtakingly unforgettable.
And, to be frank, some of it is just plain weird. In one sequence, we are shown the dreams of Nic and his wife. Instead of giving us a view of an inner life, the scenes play out like a parody of dream images, full of dissonant music and shifting realities like a years-too-late outtake from "Twin Peaks."  There's nothing particularly revelatory about Figgis' account of the Fall but his interracial First Parents, nothing visually compelling in his unblinking staredown with innocence personified. By the time the tale closes with an absurd vision of paparazzi chasing the now-fallen pair outside the gates of Paradise, it all starts to look more like a Calvin Klein ad than a cinematic experiment.
That's the level on which THE LOSS OF SEXUAL INNOCENCE is bound to set to itching those who can't stand it when their art looks this in-your-face art-y. There are times when Figgis' efforts grow wearying in their lack of basic resonance with the viewer's experiences. There are also times when he hits the nail spectacularly on the head, and times when the film works on an almost symphonic level. Mike Figgis wants to use the cinema the way only cinema can be used, and without question he does so. The extent to which this mixed bag of mourning and memory succeeds is a matter for _extremely_ subjective analysis.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 Paradise losses: 6.
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Autocompletion editor. Provides suggestions for completion as the user types.
Main features:
In this sample, the data is pick from the static datasource: countries.
import { DataSource } from '@lux';
countries: DataSource<string, string> = [
{ key: 'ES', label: 'Spain' },
{ key: 'IT', label: 'Italy' },
// ...
{ key: 'FR', label: 'France' }
];
<lux-autocomplete name="country" [(ngModel)]="value" [dataSource]="countries">
</lux-autocomplete>
Current value is: {{ value }} - {{ getLabel(value) }}.
{{ savedValue }}
This sample uses a couple of functions to wire an API to retrieve items and complete the labels when needed. Observables are used to support async operations. The search string is passed in lowercase to make it easy insensive matching.a Note the instance property must be set to avoid this dereferencing when calling the functions.
import { DataSource } from '@lux';
export AComponent {
get self(): AComponent {
return this;
}
}
getLabels(instance: any, keys: any[]): Observable<DataSource<any, string>> {
return of(instance.countries.filter((c: DataSourceItem<string, string>) =>
keys.includes(c.key)));
}
getData(instance: any, search: string): Observable<DataSource<any, string>> {
const searchKey = (search || '').toLowerCase();
return of(instance.countries.filter((c: DataSourceItem<string, string>) =>
c.label.toLowerCase().includes(searchKey)));
}
...
}
<lux-autocomplete
name="country2"
[(ngModel)]="value2"
[instance]="self"
[resolveLabelsFunction]="getLabels"
[populateFunction]="getData">
</lux-autocomplete>
Current value is: {{ value2 }} - {{ getLabel(value2) }}.
canAddNewValues
is set, the data-completion is just
a suggestion. The user can always add a new value. Note: For
this use case to work, the component has to be configured to use the same value
for keyand label.
import { DataSource } from '@lux';
countryCodes: DataSource<string, string> = [
{ key: 'ES', label: 'ES' },
{ key: 'IT', label: 'IT' },
// ...
{ key: 'FR', label: 'FR' }
];
myPlaces = [ 'ES', 'IT', 'CR' ];
<lux-autocomplete name="countries" [(ngModel)]="myPlaces" [dataSource]="countryCodes" [canAddNewValues]="true">
</lux-autocomplete>
The AutocompleteList component implements ControlValueAccessor
,
therefore binding using ngModel
and name
is
supported.


SUPER BULB MEMORY COLOUR GAME
A bulb will turn off - just press the colour it was before that happened.
Reset Game
:30
SCORE: 0
View Hi Scores
Configure Hue
Game Over!
Submit Hi Score
Start The Game!


--- layout: default title: Flex Box subnav: - Container - Items ---
Flexbox is perfect for aligning items inside components. It typically isn't used for large scale layouts but for smaller parts of a page or component. All of the flex box utility classes can be used with our breakpoint suffixes. In some cases, adding an auto margin to a side is needed to align content. In that case, check out auto margins.
This is the parent of the items that will be laid out using flex box.
Defines the flex container and enables a flex context for all of its direct children. To apply this to a container with block, use .flex-block-xs
. To apply it with inline, use .flex-inline-xs

This establishes the main-axis, which defines the direction items are palces in the container. Flex lays out in a single direction, either horizontal or vertical.
| Class | Description |
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.flex-row-xs |
(Default) Left to right |
.flex-row-reverse-xs |
Right to left |
.flex-column-xs |
Same as .flex-row-xs but top to bottom |
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(Default) Single-line with no wrapping |
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Multi-line from left to right |
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Items are packed toward the end line |
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Items are centered along the line |
.flex-justify-between-xs |
Items are evenly distributed in the line. First item on the start line, last item on the end line. |
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Cross-start margin edge of the items is placed on the cross-start line |
.flex-item-end-xs |
Cross-end margin edge of the items is placed on the cross-end line |
.flex-item-center-xs |
Items are centered in the cross-axis |
.flex-item-stretch-xs |
(Default) Stretch to fill the container but still respects min/max-width |
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.flex-content-start-xs |
Lines packed to the start of the container |
.flex-content-end-xs |
Lines packed to the end of the container |
.flex-content-center-xs |
Lines packed to the center of the container |
.flex-content-around-xs |
Lines evenly distributed with the first line at the start and the last at the end of the container. |
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Lines evenly distributed with equal space around each line. |
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These are the children of the parent container. Flex items are what take on the flexible box layout for components and pages.
By default, items are laid out in source order. By using the order
property, we can control the order inside the flex container. Leap contains built in ordering classes of .flex-order-[n]-xs
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(Default) Auto align, which inherits the align-items property |
.flex-self-start-xs |
Cross-start margin edge of the flex item is placed on the cross-start line (align-self: flex-start) |
.flex-self-start-flush-xs |
Cross-start margin edge of the item is placed on the cross-start line (align-self: start) |
.flex-self-end-xs |
Cross-end margin edge of the flex item is placed on the cross-end line (align-self: flex-end) |
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Cross-end margin edge of the item is placed on the cross-end line (align-self: end) |
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openssl-namedisplay-options - Distinguished name display options
openssl command [ options ... ] [ parameters ... ]
OpenSSL provides fine-grain control over how the subject and issuer DN's are displayed. This is specified by using the -nameopt option, which takes a comma-separated list of options from the following set. An option may be preceded by a minus sign, -
, to turn it off. The default value is utf8,sep_comma_plus_space
. The first four are the most commonly used.
The DN output format can be fine tuned with the following flags.
Display the name using an old format from previous OpenSSL versions.
Display the name using the format defined in RFC 2253. It is equivalent to esc_2253, esc_ctrl, esc_msb, utf8, dump_nostr, dump_unknown, dump_der, sep_comma_plus, dn_rev and sname.
Display the name in one line, using a format that is more readable RFC 2253. It is equivalent to esc_2253, esc_ctrl, esc_msb, utf8, dump_nostr, dump_der, use_quote, sep_comma_plus_space, space_eq and sname options.
Display the name using multiple lines. It is equivalent to esc_ctrl, esc_msb, sep_multiline, space_eq, lname and align.
Escape the "special" characters in a field, as required by RFC 2253. That is, any of the characters ,+"<>;
, #
at the beginning of a string and leading or trailing spaces.
Escape the "special" characters in a field as required by RFC 2254 in a field. That is, the NUL character and of ()*
.
Escape non-printable ASCII characters, codes less than 0x20 (space) or greater than 0x7F (DELETE). They are displayed using RFC 2253 \XX
notation where XX are the two hex digits representing the character value.
Escape any characters with the most significant bit set, that is with values larger than 127, as described in esc_ctrl.
Escapes some characters by surrounding the entire string with quotation marks, "
. Without this option, individual special characters are preceded with a backslash character, \
.
Convert all strings to UTF-8 format first as required by RFC 2253. If the output device is UTF-8 compatible, then using this option (and not setting esc_msb) may give the correct display of multibyte characters. If this option is not set, then multibyte characters larger than 0xFF will be output as \UXXXX
for 16 bits or \WXXXXXXXX
for 32 bits. In addition, any UTF8Strings will be converted to their character form first.
This option does not attempt to interpret multibyte characters in any way. That is, the content octets are merely dumped as though one octet represents each character. This is useful for diagnostic purposes but will result in rather odd looking output.
Display the type of the ASN1 character string before the value, such as BMPSTRING: Hello World
.
Any fields that would be output in hex format are displayed using the DER encoding of the field. If not set, just the content octets are displayed. Either way, the #XXXX... format of RFC 2253 is used.
Dump non-character strings, such as ASN.1 OCTET STRING. If this option is not set, then non character string types will be displayed as though each content octet represents a single character.
Dump all fields. When this used with dump_der, this allows the DER encoding of the structure to be unambiguously determined.
Dump any field whose OID is not recognised by OpenSSL.
Specify the field separators. The first word is used between the Relative Distinguished Names (RDNs) and the second is between multiple Attribute Value Assertions (AVAs). Multiple AVAs are very rare and their use is discouraged. The options ending in "space" additionally place a space after the separator to make it more readable. The sep_multiline starts each field on its own line, and uses "plus space" for the AVA separator. It also indents the fields by four characters. The default value is sep_comma_plus_space.
Reverse the fields of the DN as required by RFC 2253. This also reverses the order of multiple AVAs in a field, but this is permissible as there is no ordering on values.
Specify how the field name is displayed. nofname does not display the field at all. sname uses the "short name" form (CN for commonName for example). lname uses the long form. oid represents the OID in numerical form and is useful for diagnostic purpose.
Align field values for a more readable output. Only usable with sep_multiline.
Places spaces round the equal sign, =
, character which follows the field name.
Copyright 2000-2020 The OpenSSL Project Authors. All Rights Reserved.
Licensed under the Apache License 2.0 (the "License"). You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You can obtain a copy in the file LICENSE in the source distribution or at https://www.openssl.org/source/license.html.


Co-founder of Orlando Magic pushing to bring Major League Baseball to Orlando
by WFTS Digital StaffThe city of Orlando is home to an NBA team, an MLS team, an NWSL team and the NFL's Pro Bowl, but could the city soon have baseball too?
At a press conference Wednesday morning, Orlando Magic co-founder Pat Williams unveiled his pitch for an expansion MLB team he wants to call the Orlando Dreamers.
Williams reportedly called the MLB commissioner's office Wednesday and left a message about his plan.
The station says it has learned the announcement will be a push for an expansion baseball team in central Florida.
"Guys, the best spot for a baseball team is right here in Central Florida," Williams told WFTV.
Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer has also expressed support for a team to the station. He has said he would push for another downtown stadium.
WFTV also clarified that WIlliams is not necessarily trying to lure the Tampa Bay Rays to Orlando.
While the Rays have had ongoing talks about a split season in Montreal or moving the team's stadium, this push seems to be more about an expansion team.
It's no secret the Rays and Miami Marlins have had attendance problems, but it remains to be seen how an Orlando MLB franchise would do.
Williams said even if 2% of the region's tourists watch the games, the team would draw 1.6 million people per year. He said he thinks the team could eventually draw 3 million people per year.
This year the Orlando Magic are 20th in the league in attendance.
Tampa Bay Rays released a statement of support for the Dreamers:
“We are proud of our strong fan support in Orlando, and we’re pleased to see their enthusiasm about Major League Baseball.”


{% extends "narrow.html" %} {% block content %}
Please select a set of logfiles for upload: *.out, *.err, *.set and *.meta. The collection should contain exactly one logfile.
*.out
*.err
*.set
*.meta.
{% for m in k['messages'] %} Processing {{ m }}


Core learing is more like a self developing skill, you get better idea of your strength and your weakness , more practice will help me use my strength/ the thing i am good at in an effective way, also improve my weakness part, i was suprised how we could train our brain and grown mindset.
To be Emotional Intelligence is really challenging .
I think a good , long last developer, except they request lots of thories and knowledges support them, all the coring learning we learnt is also a key; after 5 weeks foundation study and practice, developer for me ,it is not only intresting, most time are frustrating, many times i questioned myself about am i really could become a developer? i got so annoying after i spent so much time to find a way to solve a stuck and still not see any improvement, all the core learning, could be a skill to help me to overcome my prolems. It is not only important during our bootcamp course, also useful in our future Career.
it is a good balance to be able to training myself and traing my skill together!
Time flies, suddenly we already at week 7, it seems like i am just get used to the life with all the folks, the time alreay gonna end, what is going to happen to me after the bootcamp? is it gonna be another advanture time? i am so exciting about that, within the bootcamp, we have kind of mission each day and weeks, there is a pressure push me to keep learning and digging more knowledges, however, after the bootcamp, it will be a time to recap and think about my weakness ,and try to study more about that, maybe also go back to check all the exercise and try to review the code , since technology are developing really quick , have a hour a day to study is also one of my plan, hope i can stick on it. Last past 6 weeks, i glad i have chance to improve my human skill and my developing skill, also i met many awesome people, really wish in the futrue, i could have chance to work with them.


| 1 | package fr.sii.ogham.email.sendgrid.v2.sender.impl.sendgrid.handler; | |
| 2 | ||
| 3 | import org.slf4j.Logger; | |
| 4 | import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory; | |
| 5 | ||
| 6 | import com.sendgrid.SendGrid; | |
| 7 | ||
| 8 | import fr.sii.ogham.core.message.content.Content; | |
| 9 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.attachment.Attachment; | |
| 10 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.exception.handler.ContentHandlerException; | |
| 11 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.message.Email; | |
| 12 | import fr.sii.ogham.email.message.content.ContentWithAttachments; | |
| 13 | ||
| 14 | /** | |
| 15 | * Content handler that extract {@link Attachment} that are associated to the | |
| 16 | * {@link ContentWithAttachments}. | |
| 17 | */ | |
| 18 | public final class ContentWithAttachmentsHandler implements SendGridContentHandler { | |
| 19 | private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(ContentWithAttachmentsHandler.class); | |
| 20 | private SendGridContentHandler delegate; | |
| 21 | ||
| 22 | /** | |
| 23 | * Initialize with the {@link SendGridContentHandler} that is able to handle | |
| 24 | * the underlying content. | |
| 25 | * | |
| 26 | * @param delegate | |
| 27 | * the handler | |
| 28 | */ | |
| 29 | public ContentWithAttachmentsHandler(SendGridContentHandler delegate) { | |
| 30 | super(); | |
| 31 | this.delegate = delegate; | |
| 32 | } | |
| 33 | ||
| 34 | @Override | |
| 35 | public void setContent(Email original, SendGrid.Email email, Content content) throws ContentHandlerException { | |
| 36 | ContentWithAttachments cwa = (ContentWithAttachments) content; | |
| 37 | for (Attachment attachment : cwa.getAttachments()) { | |
| 38 | LOG.debug("Attaching {} to email", attachment); | |
| 39 | original.attach(attachment); | |
| 40 | } | |
| 41 |
1
1. setContent : removed call to fr/sii/ogham/email/sendgrid/v2/sender/impl/sendgrid/handler/SendGridContentHandler::setContent → NO_COVERAGE |
delegate.setContent(original, email, cwa.getContent()); |
| 42 | } | |
| 43 | ||
| 44 | } | |
Mutations | ||
| 41 |
1.1 |


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Cube on Surface
Description
This is the standard AVS/Express interp_data module. Respect to the original one has the following modifications:
- Use the STM3 cache dimension settings.
- More convenient input ports.
Gives to a surface the values of the volume in which the surface is immersed in the positions occupied by the surface itself.
Input Ports
| surface |
Field |
The surface that must receive the values. |
| cube |
Field |
The volume field with the values. |
Parameters
Output Ports
| out |
DefaultObject |
The renderable surface. |


Blackjack
问题描述 :
In this problem a basic blackjack variant is considered; there is no splitting, doubling, insurance or "blackjack".
The goal of the game is to maximize your (expected) profit or mimimize your (even more expected) losses. One hand of the game is played as follows:
You place a bet of x euros;
You get one card, then the dealer gets one card;
You get a second card, and finally the dealer gets a second card;
As long as your low value is below 22, you have two options:
"Hit"- take one extra card from the deck;
"Stand"- take no more cards.
If your low value is above 21, you lose bet and the hand ends immediately.
Now the dealer will play his cards;
As long as the high value of the dealer is below 17, the dealer takes an extra card from the deck;
If the low value of the cards of the dealer is above 21, you receive 2x euros, making a profitof x euros;
If the high value of the dealer is greater than than your high value, you lose the bet;
If the high value of the dealer equals your high value, the bet is returned to you;
If the high value of the dealer is less than than your high value, you receive 2x euros, making a profit of x euros;
At the end of the hand, all used cards are placed on a "discard pile" and will not return into play.
If at any time there are no cards left in the deck and the dealer has to get another card or you choose to get another card then the current hand is disregarded and the bet is returned to you.
In this problem, the sequence of cards left in the deck is known to you. You have to write a program to help yourself play optimally (ie. maximize profit).
输入:
Then, for each test case:
One line with three integers 0 <=c<=10,000 and 0 <= p <= q<=100: the number of cards left in the deck, the minimum bet and the maximum bet respectively;
[c/60] lines with a total of c characters (’2′-’9′, ‘T’, ‘J’, ‘Q’, ‘K’, ‘A’), representing the sequence of cards in the deck. The first character on the first line represents the first card that will come off the deck. Only the last line may contain less than 60 characters.
输出:
Then, for each test case:
One line with three integers 0 <=c<=10,000 and 0 <= p <= q<=100: the number of cards left in the deck, the minimum bet and the maximum bet respectively;
[c/60] lines with a total of c characters (’2′-’9′, ‘T’, ‘J’, ‘Q’, ‘K’, ‘A’), representing the sequence of cards in the deck. The first character on the first line represents the first card that will come off the deck. Only the last line may contain less than 60 characters.
样例输入:
1 4 1 15 TTA8
样例输出:
15
#include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> #include <algorithm> using namespace std; const int oo =<PHONE_NUMBER>; char s[10010], cards[2][50]; int dp[10010], nc[2], value[300]; void update(int& x, int y) { if (y > x) x = y; } int lv(int u) { int ret = 0; for (int i = 0; i < nc[u]; ++i) ret += value[cards[u][i]]; return ret; } int hv(int u) { int ret = 0, x = 0; for (int i = 0; i < nc[u]; ++i) if (cards[u][i] == 'A') ++x, ret += 11; else ret += value[cards[u][i]]; while (ret > 21 && x > 0) ret -= 10, --x; return ret; } void getCard(int u, int& cur) { cards[u][nc[u]++] = s[cur++]; } int main() { for (int i = '2'; i <= '9'; ++i) value[i] = i-'0'; value['T'] = value['J'] = value['Q'] = value['K'] = 10; value['A'] = 1; int T, n, p, q, l[2]; scanf("%d", &T); while (T--) { scanf("%d%d%d", &n, &p, &q); int cur = 0; while (cur < n) { scanf("%s", s+1+cur); cur += strlen(s+1+cur); } for (int i = 1; i <= n; ++i) dp[i] = -oo; dp[0] = 0; for (int i = 0; i < n; ++i) if(dp[i] != -oo) { if (i+4 > n) { update(dp[n], dp[i]); continue; } int cur = i + 1; nc[0] = nc[1] = 0; getCard(0, cur); getCard(1, cur); getCard(0, cur); getCard(1, cur); l[0] = value[cards[0][0]]+value[cards[0][1]]; while(1) { if (l[0] > 21) { update(dp[cur-1], dp[i] - p); break; } int pre = cur; nc[1] = 2; while (pre <= n && hv(1) < 17) getCard(1, pre); if (hv(1) < 17) update(dp[n], dp[i]); else { int h[2] = {hv(0), hv(1)}; if (lv(1) > 21) update(dp[pre-1], dp[i] + q); else if (h[0] > h[1]) update(dp[pre-1], dp[i] + q); else if (h[0] < h[1]) update(dp[pre-1], dp[i] - p); else update(dp[pre-1], dp[i]); } if (cur <= n) { l[0] += value[s[cur]]; getCard(0, cur); } else { update(dp[n], dp[i]); break; } } } printf("%d\n", dp[n]); } return 0; }
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方法4中使用hash表，只要用出现次数作为Value，就可以解决重复元素的问题了。
原来欧几里德定理应用这么多
理解错了。。。。。谢谢楼主~~
看似简单，还是不少坑的
#include <stdio.h>
int main(void)
{
int arr[] = {10,20,30,40,50,60};
int *p=arr;
printf("%d,%d,",*p++,*++p);
printf("%d,%d,%d",*p,*p++,*++p);
return 0;
}
为什么是 20,20,50,40,50. 我觉得的应该是 20,20,40,40,50 . 谁能解释下？
第一题选错了，答案是A


UTD Comet Calendar
{{calendar_data.date.day + " "+ getMonthName(calendar_data.date.month) + " " + calendar_data.date.year}}
Event Time
Event Name
{{calendar_event.time}}
{{calendar_event.name}}
Location: {{calendar_event.details.location}}
No events available for today.
Sorry, data could not be fetched.
Loading data...........


A BIFF record with this ID is not specified in the MICROSOFT OFFICE EXCEL 97-2003 FILE FORMAT SPECIFICATION.


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Bypass UAC module based on the script released by Matt Nelson @enigma0x3 at Derbycon 2017
Does not need Admin
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/enigma0x3/Misc-PowerShell-Stuff/master/Invoke-TokenDuplication.ps1
moduleSource = self.mainMenu.installPath + "/data/module_source/privesc/Invoke-BypassUACTokenManipulation.ps1


events
Ivy Film Festival & React to Film Present: The Workers Cup
03.21.18
Ivy Film Festival presents: Game Night!
02.15.18
Ivy Film Festival and React to Film present: Abacus
11.29.17
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Advance Screening, Fox Searchlight)
11.13.17
The Florida Project (Advance Screening)
10.10.17
Table 19 (Advance Screening, Fox Searchlight)
03.01.17
A United Kingdom (Advance Screening, Fox Searchlight)
02.01.17
Lion (The Weinstein Company)
12.05.16
48 Hour Film Festival
11.13.16
After Spring (REACT to FILM)
10.24.16
The Birth of a Nation (Advance Screening, Fox Searchlight)
10.05.16
Queen of Katwe (Advance Screening, Disney)
9.15.16
How to Be Single (Advance Screening, Warner Bros)
2.29.16
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies (Advance Screening, Sony)
12.10.15
Brooklyn (Advance Screening, Fox Searchlight)
10.28.15
The Mask You Live In (REACT to FILM)
10.27.15


"I was amazed at how many people arrived early on Sunday ready to go. How focused people were to get the most out of the mentors and progress forward."
"It's amazing what can get done in 30 minutes with someone who was a total stranger before then. I feel I got as much out of it for my business as the attendees did for theirs."
"Terrific event. Well organized, wonderful interactions solid business ideas and solutions. Great venue and food."
"It was an amazing experience! I met a lot of wonderful people, get some useful connections both from participants and fellow mentors."
I was amazed at how many people arrived early on Sunday ready to go. How focused people were to get the most out of the mentors and progress forward.
I love the time I was able to spend with mentors! It was very personal and I feel very confident moving forward.
The mentors as well as the event planners were so helpful and had so many resources for me. I met a lot of people who were on the same path as my self and it was a pleasure the entire weekend.


This file is part of Terminalor.
For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE file that was distributed with this source code.
Terminalor Registry class responsible for managing global data
Located in /Registry.php (line 15)
ArrayObject | --Terminalor_Registry
Get value by index, if value with given index doesn't exists, return default value instead
Check if value with given index exists
Set value by index
Inherited From ArrayObject (Internal Class)
constructor __construct ( $array )
append ( $value )
asort ( )
count ( )
exchangeArray ( $array )
getArrayCopy ( )
getFlags ( )
getIterator ( )
getIteratorClass ( )
ksort ( )
natcasesort ( )
natsort ( )
offsetExists ( $index )
offsetGet ( $index )
offsetSet ( $index, $newval )
offsetUnset ( $index )
serialize ( )
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2 May 2003
Disease Outbreak Reported
As of 20 April, the Ministry of Health of Burkina Faso has reported a total of 7146 cases including 1058 deaths (case-fatality rate, 14.8%) since the outbreak began in January 2003 (see previous report).
32 of 53 districts in the country have been affected. Neisseria meningitidis serogroups A and W135 have been isolated in those districts which reached the epidemic threshold. One district is still in the alert phase. The Ministry of Health, with the assistance of WHO has carried out a vaccination campaign in which 2 million persons were vaccinated and implemented case management activities.


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images
The image picker expects all five puzzle images to be in the project's dist/images folder. Place puzzle images in the folder before choosing pieces in the picker section. At this time only local images work in the puzzles.
start
Choose the puzzle dimensions, cells wide by cells high. Then the ability to pick the five images pieces will be enabled. Once all five images are chosen you can drag and drop pieces on puzzle squares.
cages
To build cages highlight all squares in a cage and click the SET BORDER button. Single cell cages also need a border set on them.
highlighting
Highlighted cells can have certains actions performed on them. To toggle highlighting on a cell just click on it. If you click and hold the mouse button down you enter a mode where you can move the cursor over additional cells to highlight more. Releasing the mouse button exits this mode. Press the DESELECT button to remove highlighting on all selected cells.
deleting images
To delete an image that has been placed on the puzzle select that cell and press the DELETE IMAGE button.
fixed
To choose the image that will be initially shown ("fixed") highlight the applicable cells and click the TOGGLE FIXED button.
building
Once the puzzle has been filled with images the build button will be enabled. If the puzzle is a valid suguru puzzle the puzzle's JSON data will be compiled and displayed in the header.


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Deaf Community Events Near Long Island and NYC!
This event is an interview with Deaf residents of New York, where they get asked questions about their daily life, jobs, and how being Deaf affects their opportunities. The interview will be held in ASL with an interpreter for speaking people in the audience. The interview is on April 3rd at 7:30 pm at The Tank. Tickets are $10 and both speaking and Deaf people are welcome.
The New York Deaf Theatre organization is holding a Spring Teaser Community Mixer! Join them on March 28th from 7:00pm to 10:00 pm for a chance to meet the staff from the organization and Deaf talent from past a present productions. There will also be an opportunity to win an assortment of prizes from their raffle! Come to Stich, 247 West 37th Street in New York City.
The New York City Deaf Sports Club welcomes everyone to play, including Deaf, Hard of Hearing, CODA, interpreters, and students who learn sign language. On April 1st at 7:30pm, the organization is hosting a Deaf/Hard of Hearing Basketball Night. The game is between Brooklyn and Milwaukee at Atlantic Avenue Barclays Center Station in Brooklyn. Remember, teamwork makes the dream work!


Workstation Installation¶
Grab the non-free installer image, it is just a lot easier to use since it contains non-free drivers for network devices like your WiFi adapter.
Post-install¶
…
Enable sudo
¶
Switch user to root
, update repositories, install sudo
and add your
user to sudoers:
# Switch user to 'root'
su -
apt -qy update
apt -qy install \
sudo \
vim-gtk \
git \
git-gui \
meld \
htop
usermod -aG sudo <username>
Log out and log back in for the group addition to take effect.
Update repositories and packages¶
Make sure repositories and installation is up-to-date:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
Update Firmware¶
Update firmware:
sudo apt-get install isenkram
sudo isenkram-autoinstall-firmware
Then reboot for the firmware additons to take effect.
Toolbelt¶
For the rest we need some basic tools:
sudo apt-get install \
build-essential \
git \
htop \
python3-pip \
shellcheck \
stow \
vim-gtk
# Installing this with sudo via pip3 to get the latest version and install it
# system-wide
sudo pip3 install meson ninja


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noise from sirens and traffic during the night , but too warm to close the window .
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apparently available to borrow , but none left when we arrived at 7 pm -rrb-/-rrb- .


Fear not the unknown!
and just keep learnin'
Jesse Hixson / @jhixson
“Real knowledge is to know the
extent of one's ignorance.”
Angular.js
Let's give it a shot...
React
JSX?
Let's give it a shot...
So, it turns out...
They're all awesome!
But...
What's worth learning?
Cost of learning
vs.
Benefit of new knowledge?
Time spent learning
vs.
Future time saved?
To sum up:
- There's a million ways to do everything
- There's no way to learn everything
- There's no guarantee that what you
learn will be useful to you ...ever
😰
But!
Learning itself is valuable
Don't be afraid
...of things you don't immediately understand
Don't be afraid
...of trying new things and failing at first
Don't be afraid
...of asking for help
Don't be afraid
...of leaving old things behind


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System.Management.Automation (4)
engine\remoting\client\RemoteRunspacePoolInternal.cs (1)
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wsmanConnectionInfo.
ExpiresOn
= expiresOn;
engine\remoting\common\RunspaceConnectionInfo.cs (3)
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result.
ExpiresOn
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ExpiresOn
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2 references to ExpiresOn
System.Management.Automation (2)
engine\remoting\client\remoterunspace.cs (1)
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this.ExpiresOn = wsmanConnectionInfo.
ExpiresOn
;
engine\remoting\common\RunspaceConnectionInfo.cs (1)
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result.ExpiresOn = this.
ExpiresOn
;