Ocala events
-
dome of the rocko
Burlington, Iowa Family Law Lawyers - Justia Lawyer Directory
Compare and research family law lawyers, legal aid and pro bono legal service organizations in Burlington, Iowa on Justia.
http://lawyers.justia.com/lawyers/family-law/iowa/burlingtonIowa State Bar Association - FIND-A-LAWYER Search Page
A service provided by The Iowa State Bar Association. Search by City or County. City: Adel, Ames, Boone, Burlington, Carroll, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rapids, Charles City, Clive, Columbus Junction . Divorce or Dissolution of Marriage . Nothing in this FIND-A-LAWYER directory should be relied upon as legal advice.
http://www.iowafindalawyer.com/Burlington, IA Law Firms, Lawyers | Lawyer Directory
Find attorneys in Burlington, IA with full contact information, overview, practice areas, website, . Lawyer Directory - Law Information . Iowa Divorce Attorneys .
http://www.hg.org/lawfirms/usa-iowa/burlington.html
history of the number zero 0 Upcoming events in Ocala
- Sponsored event
beer by alchol content
Apr 6 - Downtown Disney
literary period notes romanticism sale of manufactured home forms free
song lyrics billy joel my life Hottest Tickets
-
Apr 11the movie tavern in humble tex
Amway Center -
Apr 28ashley tisdale legs pictures
Amway Center -
Jun 25molotov marciano punk remix letra
Bob Carr Performing Arts Center -
Mar 30german tales of cutting
Amway Center -
Aug 27cpi san diego ca
Amway Center -
Jun 21physical maps of germany
Amway Center -
Sep 13history of the number zero 0
Francis Field -
Mar 17notre dame basketball summer camps
St Augustine Amphitheatre -
Oct 8my last yee haw
Amway Center -
May 4nl all star standings
Bob Carr Performing Arts Center
Ocala's best venues
-
Burlington Family Law Lawyer - Local Attorneys & Law Firms in ...
Results 1 - 20 of 46 . Burlington, IA Family Law lawyers with detailed profiles and recommendations. Find your Burlington, IA Family Law Attorney or Law Firm.
http://lawyers.findlaw.com/lawyer/firm/family-law/burlington/iowa -
West Burlington Family law attorneys - Yellowpages.com
Results 1 - 15 of 15 . 15 listings of Family Law Attorneys in West Burlington on YP.com. . 205 Washington St, Burlington, IA 52601 » Map<PHONE_NUMBER> .
http://www.yellowpages.com/west-burlington-ia/family-law-attorneys -
Crowley, Bunger, & Schroeder, Burlington, IA ... - Yellow Pages
. personal injury & property damage attorneys & lawyers . law attorneys & lawyers: divorce & family law attorneys & lawyers .
http://www.yellowbook.com/profile/crowley-bunger-and-schroeder_1861175954.htmlkings of leon merchandise
98 people's favorite
-
Hansen Law Office - Peter Hansen, Attorney, Burlington IA - (319 ...
Hansen Law Office - Peter Hansen, Attorney is a local business in Burlington, . Search: . 319 North Main Street, Burlington, Iowa 52601 Phone:<PHONE_NUMBER> Fax: . Burlington IA Lawyers - Adoption Divorce and Family Law, Burlington IA .
http://www.ikarma.com/biz/Iowa/Burlington/Hansen+Law+Office/(319)%20752-5515/ -
Family Law Practice Des Moines Iowa Divorce Attorneys
The attorneys at Hudson, Mallaney, Shindler & Anderson, P.C., located in Des Moines, IA, focus on family law, including divorce, alimony, custody, and support. . as ideal, sometimes turning into an ordeal, then you need a new. Search . Sioux City, Waterloo, Davenport, Burlington, Keokuk, Iowa City and Council Bluffs .
http://www.hudsonlaw.net/Family-Law/


Attestation compatibility guide
Apps using SafetyNet attestation to check the authenticity/integrity of the OS can support GrapheneOS by using the standard Android hardware attestation API and permitting our official release signing keys. Android's hardware attestation API provides a much stronger form of attestation than SafetyNet with the ability to whitelist the keys of alternate operating systems. It also avoids an unnecessary dependency on Google Play services and Google's SafetyNet servers.
Devices have been required to ship with hardware attestation support since Android
8. You can use hardware attestation on devices running Android 8 or later when the
ro.product.first_api_level
system property isn't set to 25 or below,
which indicates they launched with Android 8 or later with hardware attestation
support as a mandatory feature. On older devices, you can continue using SafetyNet
attestation. Some low quality devices shipped broken implementations of hardware
attestation despite the requirement to have it working for CDD/CTS certification and
SafetyNet currently still passes on those devices wrongly claiming them to be CTS
certified. If you don't want to fail on those devices, then you can start with
hardware attestation and fall back to SafetyNet attestation or do both and accept
either passing as success.
After verifying the signature of the attestation certificate chain and extracting
the attestation metadata, you can enforce that verifiedBootState
is
either Verified
or SelfSigned
. For the
SelfSigned
case, you can check that verifiedBootKey
matches
one of the official GrapheneOS verified boot keys. These are the base16-encoded
verified boot key fingerprints for the official GrapheneOS releases:
439b76524d94c40652ce1bf0d8243773c634d2f99ba3160d8d02aa5e29ff925c
: Pixel 6 Prof0a890375d1405e62ebfd87e8d3f475f948ef031bbf9ddd516d5f600a23677e8
: Pixel 60abddeda03b6ce10548c95e0bea196faa539866f929bcdf7eca84b4203952514
: Pixel 5a36a99eab7907e4fb12a70e3c41c456bcbe46c13413fbfe2436adee2b2b61120f
: Pixel 5dcec2d053d3ec4f1c9be414aa07e4d7d7cbd12040ad2f8831c994a83a0536866
: Pixel 4a (5G)3f15fdcb82847fed97427ce00563b8f9ff34627070de5fdb17aca7849ab98cc8
: Pixel 4 XL80ef268700ee42686f779a47b4a155fe1ffc2eedf836b4803caab8fa61439746
: Pixel 49f2454a1657b1b5ad7f2336b39a2611f7a40b2e0ddfd0d6553a359605928df29
: Pixel 4a3f36e3482e1ff82986576552cb4fd08af09f8b09d3832314341e04c42d2919a4
: Pixel 3a XL73d6c63a07610404fe16a4e07dd24e41a70d331e9d3ef7bba2d087e4761eb63a
: Pixel 3a06dd526ee9b1cb92aa19d9835b68b4ff1a48a3ad31d813f27c9a7d6c271e9451
: Pixel 3 XL0f9a9cc8ade73064a54a35c5509e77994e3aa37b6fb889dd53af82c3c570c5cf
: Pixel 3
The verifiedBootKey
field is binary data so you either need to encode
it as base16 to compare with these or convert these to binary. An easy approach is
storing the permitted key fingerprints in a set and enforcing that the verified boot
key is in the permitted set when verifiedBootState
is
SelfSigned
.
GrapheneOS regularly adds support for new devices so you should have a process for regularly adding the new verified boot key fingerprints from this page.
The hardware attestation API also provides other useful information signed by the hardware including the OS patch level, in a way that even an attacker exploiting the OS after boot to gain root cannot trivially bypass. It's a better feature than the SafetyNet API designed for the lowest common denominator.
GrapheneOS users are strongly encouraged to share this documentation with app developers enforcing only being able to use the stock OS. Send an email to the developers and leave a review of the app with a link to this information. Share it with other users and create pressure to support GrapheneOS rather than locking users into the stock OS without a valid security reason. GrapheneOS not only upholds the app security model but substantially reinforces it, so it cannot be justified with reasoning based on security, anti-fraud, etc.


I'm Annette Arrigucci, a software developer currently working with SCADA software programming and testing. Outside of work I'm focused on front-end web development with AngularJS, JavaScript, HTML and CSS, but I have also worked with ASP.NET MVC, C# and Azure on the back-end. I recently started a user group for JavaScript in Augusta, Georgia, because I think it's helpful (and fun) to learn programming with other people. If you're interested please contact me for details.
Before I started working as a developer I managed content for local news websites for eight years. Seeking a new challenge, in late 2015 I decided to brush up on my technical skills and move in a different career direction. So in 2016 I attended Coder Foundry, a full-time, 12-week programming "boot camp." Coder Foundry teaches full-stack web development using the Microsoft stack. You can see several of the projects I completed at Coder Foundry in my portfolio, including a software bug tracker, car recall finder and budgeter application.
Even though my career has changed I will always treasure my experiences at three news organizations. My years in the news business opened my eyes to my community and taught me the skills necessary to run a professional website, including developing strategies to gain audience, managing a team of digital producers, managing professional social media accounts, gathering web analytics, publishing photos and videos to the web, writing articles and copy editing.
When I'm not working or coding I'm reading news or books, hanging out with my husband, on the phone with my family or planning my next travel adventure.
Created website to display recall information for a selected car model. Car Finder uses ASP.NET Web API to interface with NHTSA.gov and Bing APIs.
Developed application to track errors in software. Bug Tracker uses a ticketing system to record bugs on a per-project basis. It implements user- and role-level security.
Developed household finances application where users can create monthly budgets and track income and expense transactions. Charts on dashboard compare budget and spending across categories.
Demonstrated solutions for four exercises including array math functions, factorial, FizzBuzz problem and palindrome checker. Code for each exercise displayed next to functioning program.
Created website that uses jQuery with WikiMedia API to access and display photos from Wikipedia topic pages.
Developed application to create, edit and delete blog posts and moderate comments. Blog homepage displays post summaries. Users can create local accounts or log in with a third-party service to add comments.
EXPERIENCE
Software Analyst, AREVA Federal Services
November 2016–present
Programmed SCADA software to be used in MOX fuel fabrication facility in nuclear energy industry
Developed software libraries and testing tools using C-like language
Performed automatic and manual tests on software and compiled test documentation required for project
Entered software and documents into ClearCase version management system
Student, Coder Foundry
July-September 2016
Used ASP.NET MVC framework with C#, LINQ, Web API, HTML, CSS and JavaScript to create dynamic web applications during 12-week programming boot camp in Charlotte, N.C.
Developed household budget planner, software bug tracker, car recall finder and personal blog applications in role of full-stack developer
Studied topics included object-oriented programming, relational databases with stored procedures and web security
Learned features of Visual Studio, Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Management Studio and GitHub version control system
Copy editor, Augusta Chronicle
May 2015-May 2016
Created online high school scores submission system using Caspio forms tool, resulting in several fewer hours a week spent on phone calls
Posted articles with links, photos and multimedia content on Drupal content management system
Updated Augusta Chronicle Facebook and Twitter accounts, including during high-profile Masters Week
Edited spelling and grammar in articles to conform with style guidelines
Used InCopy and InDesign to prepare articles for publication
Digital media manager, El Paso Times
May 2012-January 2015
Managed content on website elpasotimes.com, mobile site and mobile apps, which averaged about 10 million page views per month combined
Developed strategy for social media engagement, resulting in growth of Facebook fans from 50,000 to 80,000 and Twitter followers from 20,000 to 30,000
Proposed and managed projects including special report sections, database projects, interactive timelines, blogs, slideshows and user-generated content features
Website awarded Texas APME Online Newspaper of the Year for work done in 2014
Co-led site redesign and addition of new content management system
Supervised daytime, night and weekend web producers to ensure continuous updates
Homepage editor, El Paso Times
November 2009-May 2012
Posted news updates, photo galleries and videos to El Paso Times website using company's content management system
Web producer, KVIA-TV
July 2008-November 2009
Wrote news updates and posted video from newscasts to KVIA.com
EDUCATION
M.A. in Rhetoric and Writing Studies, University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), December 2008
M.S. in Computer Science, UTEP, December 2005
B.S. in Computer Science, UTEP, December 2003
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GitHub: github.com/annette-arrigucci
SOCIAL MEDIA
Twitter: @elpasoanne
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/annettearrigucci
Instagram: @elpasoanne


This test sets up an event listener on the main Toolbar element that will announce whenever an item on the toolbar is selected. When a button or menu item is clicked/tapped, the toolbar triggers a "selected" event on itself, containing a reference to the item that was selected.


Options
Register
Login
{{userName}}
User
New Code
Codes
Logout
Files
A open source platform to share code in real time.
Login with
×
or
Register with
×
or
Editor theme
Darcula
Base 16 Dark
Base 16 Light
Eclipse
Monokai
Moxer
File name
Code name
Code language
{{selectedLanguage.name}}
{{lang.name}}
{{code.CodeName}}


Team Challenge
We've gone over a lot of material in just a couple days. We've leaned about arrays, conditionals, variables, arrays, functions and loops. This final exercise gives us a chance to combine all those elements into a single project.
This exercise is challenging and in order to complete it, you will need to go beyond what we have taught you. In Pursuit, we emphasize continuous learning and how to seek out and learn new information to solve problems.
This exercise is also meant to challenge your ability to work as a team. We are less interested in seeing a perfect solution, and more interested in your group successfully working together.
What we want to see:
- You have utilized the resources given to you during this workshop
- You have researched and attempted to learn additional concepts
- You have given careful thought to how to best solve the problem
- Clear communication among team members
- All team members contribute to a common solution
- The team maintains a positive culture
The Task
Your team will be responsible for creating a version of the game Rock, Paper, Scissors.
Core gameplay:
- A prompt appears on the screen asking the user to select Rock, Paper, or Scissors
- When the user clicks "OK", their throw is logged to the console
- The computer randomly selects Rock, Paper, or Scissors, then the computer's throw is logged to the console
- Your program looks at the two throws, and logs a message to the console that says if the player won, lost or if the game was a tie
Advanced Features:
- Have a prompt come up that lets the player play the game again
- If both the user and the computer pick the same thing, have the user/computer keep entering new throws until there is a winner or loser
- Make a game a best of 3 instead of a single throw
Important resources:
- In order to get prompts to work, you will need to use a repl at this link here
- Click on "script.js" on the left to start writing javascript, and click on "console" on the right to see the console
- Use prompt("Your prompt here") to make an alert with a text field appear on the screen. More information can be found at the documentation here
Here is an example of a CLI game: Rock Paper Scissors. Everything you see is taking place in the console. In this example the input “node rps.js” is the equivalent of hitting “run”.


To serve ’em some unexpected alternate content when hotlinking is detected, employ the following code, which will protect all files of the types included in the last line (add more types as needed). Remember to replace the dummy path names with real ones. Also, the name of the nasty image being served in this case is eatme.jpe, as indicated in the line containing the RewriteRule.
# stop hotlinking and serve alternate content
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^$
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?domain\.com/.*$ [NC]
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg)$ http://www.domain.com/eatme.jpe [R,NC,L]
</ifModule>
Note: To deliver a standard (or custom, if configured) error page instead of some nasty image of the Fonz, replace the line containing the RewriteRule in the above .htaccess directive with the following line:
# serve a standard 403 forbidden error page
RewriteRule .*\.(gif|jpg)$ - [F,L]
Note: To grant linking permission to a site other than yours, insert this code block after the line containing the domain.com string. Remember to replace goodsite.com with the actual site domain:
# allow linking from the following site
RewriteCond %{HTTP_REFERER} !^http://(www\.)?goodsite\.com/.*$ [NC]
For examples of allowing other sites access to your protected files, check out Allow Feedburner Access to Hotlink-Protected Images and Allow Google Reader Access to Hotlink-Protected Images. Also, for an in-depth tutorial on hotlink protection, check out Creating the Ultimate htaccess Anti-Hotlinking Strategy.


rsync provides a number of advantages over SCP and CP
And it should work everywhere SCP works
One of the prime advantages is the use of -p to preserve permissions
This is advantageous in situations where you cannot access chmod to give a program execute permissoins.
rsync -p file user@host:/destination
You can also use ssh public key auth:
rsync -e "ssh -i myfile.pem' options options etc


The JPopover
is a new class intended to be a more modern remake of the classic JToolTip
. It borrows from Apple's popover and Microsoft's balloon components.
My goal was to create a tooltip-like component that:
JToolTips
are managed by a global ToolTipManager
. By contrast each JPopover
is in charge of when it should appear and disappear. The default implementation is to show a popover when the owner has either mouse rollover or keyboard focus, but you can override that as needed. Only one popover is showing at a time, though. So if you roll the mouse over one text field and shift keyboard focus to another: the most recent event wins.
In the password demo be sure to press the caps lock key. This is far from a pixel-perfect replica of Windows's default balloon, but it's a great start. Also you can see as you type (if the caps lock is off) a password-strength meter changes its feedback with every keystroke.
The font demo is pretty self-explanatory. This is basically a tooltip that follows different visibility rules.
The currency demo is the only case where the user is expected to interact with the contents of the popover. Observe that for the other two: if the owner doesn't have keyboard focus and you move the mouse from the owner to the popover, then the popover disappears. The currency popover consults both the popover's owner and its contents. (This is controlled with a boolean passed into the JPopover constructor.)


|
|
|
| Receipt No. FY2015R-00054 | Date: 07-05-2015 |
|
Received with thanks from: Sri. ramakumar c m |
|
|
Residing at: BANGALORE |
|
| A SUM OF RUPEES : ten thousand only. | |
|
Rs. 10,000.00
|
|
| FOR : | |
|
Donation received by the mode of: CHEQUE,
With warm Regards,
For, Sree Ramaseva Mandali, RCT Managing Trustee |
|
|
PAN OF TRUST: AA0TS2166D 80G NUMBER OF TRUST: DIT(E)BLR/80G/L-69/AAOTS2166D/ITO(E)-3/Vol 2014-2015 12(a)A NUMBER OF TRUST: DIT(e)BLR/12AA/L-68/AAOTS2166D/ITO(E)-3/Vol 2014-2015 |


The sponsors are everything for us, that is why we give them all this attention. If you are interested in being a sponsor or partner, please contact us using the contact form at the contact form, or send us an mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you to all the professors and advisors that have guided us and helped us stay on the right path.
Rambøll and Shift was a match made in heaven. Rambøll specializes in consulting services for transportation and urban development and was founded in Denmark in 1945.
At Ramboll, our 15,000 consulting engineers, designers and management consultants are committed to creating sustainable and long-term solutions for our customers and society.
Exciting things happening here soon...
Do you want a spot here? Contact us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Thank you for all the support!


This was my first Basic portfolio site that I developed when I was new to HTML and web development.
Project Under construction


Supreme Court denies Martin Shkreli’s appeal of fraud conviction
by Kate SheehyThe US Supreme Court told “Pharma Bro” to take a hike Monday.
Manhattan fraudster and disgraced former drug company honcho Martin Shkreli had appealed his conviction to the country’s highest court, arguing that the instructions to the jury at his trial were confusing, according to The Hill.
Shkreli is doing seven years behind bars for securities fraud for lying to investors about the performance of two companies he ran.
The top court refused to consider his alleged grounds for appeal. A lower appeals court had already upheld the sentence, plus a $7.4 million fine against Shkreli.


DfE enquiries
Central newsdesk 020 7783 8300
General enquiries 0370 000 2288
News story
An independent report found that children with special educational needs and disabilities have made good progress in attainment, behaviour and attendance.
Children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) have made remarkable progress in attainment, behaviour and attendance under a Government-funded pilot, according to a new report published today.
Results from the Achievement for All programme , which has been running in around 450 schools for the last two years, saw children make greater progress in English and maths than other SEND children across the country. A significant number even exceeded the progress of non-SEND children.
The independent evaluation, carried out by the University of Manchester, also shows pupil attendance significantly improved - with an average reduction in persistent absence of 10 per cent.
Key findings from the evaluation show:
Children’s Minister Sarah Teather said:
It’s fantastic to see that Achievement for All has had such impressive results. This shows just what can be achieved for children with SEND with strong school leadership, innovative thinking and close working with families.
Children with SEND deserve the same chances as other children. We are working hard with schools and parents to make progress on the proposals we outlined in the SEND Green Paper.
As part of this, we are able to provide £14 million to help fund the roll-out of Achievement for All. Schools can now see for themselves the evidence that this programme works. We want more schools to come forward and sign up. I’m pleased that Brian Lamb will be leading the charity responsible for advising schools on how to run the programme in their schools.
Achievement for All was a large-scale pilot, funded by the Government and supported by the National College, to improve the attainment of pupils with SEND in English and maths. It ran in around 450 schools across 10 local authorities and tracked the progress of pupils with SEND in Years 1, 5, 7 and 10. The pilot included children across the full spectrum of need, including those with statements, school action, and school action plus.
To help support the successful roll-out of Achievement for All in more schools, the report recommends:
The Government is investing £14 million to roll out the programme across the country so more children can benefit. The programme is being delivered by a new charity, Achievement for All 3As, chaired by Brian Lamb, supported by PwC. The charity is working with the New Schools Network to support Academies and Free Schools to take up the Achievement for All offer. Achievement for All 3As is currently working with 41 local authorities and 598 schools. The Government estimates that overall 1,000 schools will have signed up to the programme by April next year.
Brian Lamb, chair of the inquiry into SEN and of the 3As Achievement for All charity, commented:
The results of the evaluation are great news for the million-plus children with SEN and their families in this country. My inquiry showed that the single biggest challenge is improving outcomes for children with SEN. The evaluation totally endorses Achievement for All’s approach. For the first time we now have a proven intervention that can improve outcomes and change the lives of children and families. By adopting this approach schools can ensure that children with SEN have the chance to reach their full potential.
PwC partner Steve Beet commented:
Achievement for All is a ground-breaking programme for its success in working with schools to improve the education and social outcomes of children across the nation. In leading delivery of this programme for Government, our partnership with 3As as a new social enterprise, mainly staffed by experienced school practitioners, is a great example of how the public, private and third sectors can combine their diverse skills and expertise creatively and have a positive impact.
Author of the report, Professor Neil Humphrey, said:
Our various analyses suggest that Achievement for All has been extremely successful in improving academic and other outcomes for children with special educational needs. These are amongst the most vulnerable children in the education system, and as such the findings are very encouraging indeed. AfA is not about revolution, but rather the evolution of systems, processes and practices designed to support pupils with special needs in school. It provides a clear framework for action but also allows schools flexibility so that they can tailor the suggested strategies and approaches to their own needs and circumstances.
The independent evaluation of the Achievement for All pilot was carried out by the University of Manchester.
The Achievement for All pilot ran for two years from September 2009 in around 450 schools (including primary and secondary mainstream schools, special schools and a number of pupil referral units). The programme was developed following Brian Lamb’s 2009 inquiry into parental confidence in the special educational needs and disability system. A key recommendation was that support for children with special educational needs and disability should focus on improving outcomes, not on process. The key aim was to improve outcomes in English and maths with close tracking of progress and intervention, working with families to engage them in their child’s learning and, remove barriers to learning such as bullying, behaviour or emotional problems.
In June the Department awarded a three-year contract to roll out Achievement for All to be delivered by a new charity, Achievement for All 3As, chaired by Brian Lamb, and supported by PwC. The partnership won because of their high aspirations for Achievement for All and their innovative approach to run this as asocial enterprise by school leaders for school leaders. All schools who want it can now get Achievement for All support to strengthen their provision for vulnerable children. Schools can now buy into the training, which includes support from a trained leader adapted to meet each school’s context and priorities. Information on how to get involved is available on the Achievement for All website .
PwC has been contracted by the Department to deliver the roll-out of Achievement for All nationally. Achievement for All 3As is led by the national director for the pilot programme, Professor Sonia Blandford and is chaired by Brian Lamb, author of the Lamb Inquiry report.
Central newsdesk 020 7783 8300
General enquiries 0370 000 2288
Published: 27 November 2011


HTML
CSS
JavaScript
Python
React
Node
Java
Git
Firebase
Electron
Raspberry Pi
MSci Computer Science (4 Years)
This has given me a strong insight into computing in a business environment, involving experience with excel spreadsheets using pivot tables and being introduced to timesheet software with data input.
Reviewing building specifications and calculating quantities of building materials. The experience gave me an insight into how the construction industry uses the latest software to develop greater accuracy in cost analysis and forecasting.
I was awarded a commendation by the School of Computing and Communications
for achieving a First and having "outstanding" work.
I was awarded the Pat Rylatt Prize for Computing whilst studying for my A Levels at AKS sixth form.
The residential section allowed me to meet new people and have some memorable experiences, as well as helping out the community. The expedition section pushed me to my limits and taught me the importance of tenacity, perseverance and teamwork. I particularly enjoyed the volunteering section, as I helped in the schools maths clinic on a weekly basis, and I thoroughly enjoyed helping younger students develop their maths skills.


Try our most popular cupcake! The red velvet cheescake adventure.
At Little Cupcake Shop, we offer decadent treats and happy surprises.
We also offer custom cupcakes that we create for any occasion.
Our in-store menu provides a selection of classic and custom cupcakes for any occasion.


blue goo
`Prev `__
B
`Next `__
--------------
**blue goo**: n.
Term for ‘police’ `*nanobot* <../N/nanobot.html>`__\ s intended to
prevent `*gray goo* <../G/gray-goo.html>`__, denature hazardous waste,
destroy pollution, put ozone back into the stratosphere, prevent
halitosis, and promote truth, justice, and the American way, etc. The
term “Blue Goo” can be found in Dr. Seuss's *Fox In Socks* to refer to a
substance much like bubblegum. ‘Would you like to chew blue goo, sir?’.
See `*nanotechnology* <../N/nanotechnology.html>`__.
--------------
+------------------------------+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| `Prev `__ | `Up <../B.html>`__ | `Next `__ |
+------------------------------+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+
| Blue Glue | `Home <../index.html>`__ | Blue Screen of Death |
+------------------------------+----------------------------+-----------------------------------------+


You have {{issue.draft_count}} draft
comment{{issue.draft_count|pluralize}}. Drafts are not viewable by others;
use
Publish+Mail Comments ('m') to let others view them.
{%if patch.no_base_file%}
(Base file is too large to download)
{%else%}
View
{%endif%}
{%comment%}
The lines below are put together to avoid too much space.
%spaceless% only removes whitespace between html tags, but not
between django statements.
{%endcomment%}
{%if not patch.no_base_file%}{%for other in patchsets%}{%ifnotequal other patchset%}{%for opatch in other.patches%}{%if not opatch.no_base_file%}{%ifequal opatch.filename patch.filename%}{%ifnotequal opatch.text patch.text%}
{{forloop.parentloop.counter}}
{%endifnotequal%}{%endifequal%}{%endif%}{%endfor%}{%endifnotequal%}{%endfor%}{%endif%}


2022
- Federal
-
IRS 1040 and instructions
- Schedule 1 (PDF): Additional Income and Adjustments to Income.
- Schedule 2 (PDF): Additional Taxes
- Schedule 3 (PDF): Additional Credits and Payments
- W-2 has not changed.
- Schedule 8812 : Additional Child Tax Credit and some worksheets (IRS Forms and instructions)
- Interactive Tax Assistant: Does my child qualify...
- Schedule C
- Schedule SE (PDF) Instructions (HTML)
- All F1040 forms combined
-
- New York
The New York State non-resident tax forms can be found here .
- New York IT-203 for non-resident and part-year resident income tax.
- Combined New York and Federal Forms
- Pennsylvania


This page serve simply to provide some benchmarks for the
POSSA::sim()
function’s internal mechanism. The rather
speedy completion of calculations with empty functions highlights that
POSSA
’s overhead is minimal, the bulk of the time consumed
in simulations is due to the user-given sampling and testing functions.
Hence, attention should be paid to minimize the execution time of these
user functions.
library('POSSA')
Some “empty” sampling and testing functions:
# minimal output
= function(sample_size) {
sampleEmpty list(
sample1 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample2_h0 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample2_h1 = rep(1, sample_size)
)
}= function(sample1, sample2_h0, sample2_h1) {
testEmpty c(
p_h0 = 0.5,
p_h1 = 0.5
)
}
# multiple (five) hypotheses
= function(sample_size) {
sampleEmptyMulti list(
sample1 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample2_h0 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample2_h1 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample3_h0 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample3_h1 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample4_h0 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample4_h1 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample5_h0 = rep(1, sample_size),
sample5_h1 = rep(1, sample_size)
)
}= function(sample1, sample2_h0, sample2_h1, sample3_h0, sample3_h1, sample4_h0, sample4_h1, sample5_h0, sample5_h1) {
testEmptyMulti c(
p_h0 = 0.5,
p_h1 = 0.5,
p_test_2_h0 = 0.5,
p_test_2_h1 = 0.5,
p_test_3_h0 = 0.5,
p_test_3_h1 = 0.5,
p_test_4_h0 = 0.5,
p_test_4_h1 = 0.5,
p_test_5_h0 = 0.5,
p_test_5_h1 = 0.5
)
}
# to check that they work correctly:
# do.call(testEmpty, sampleEmpty(100))
# do.call(testEmptyMulti, sampleEmptyMulti(100))
Now the benchmarking. (Caution: actually running all this takes a while.)
= microbenchmark::microbenchmark(
bm_results fixed_120_obs =
{sim(
fun_obs = sampleEmpty,
n_obs = 120,
fun_test = testEmpty,
n_iter = 10000,
hush = TRUE
)
},sequential_120_obs =
{sim(
fun_obs = sampleEmpty,
n_obs = c(40, 80, 120),
fun_test = testEmpty,
n_iter = 10000,
hush = TRUE
)
},sequential_1200_obs =
{sim(
fun_obs = sampleEmpty,
n_obs = c(400, 800, 1200),
fun_test = testEmpty,
n_iter = 10000,
hush = TRUE
)
},sequential_120_obs_multi =
{sim(
fun_obs = sampleEmptyMulti,
n_obs = c(40, 80, 120),
fun_test = testEmptyMulti,
n_iter = 10000,
hush = TRUE
)
},sequential_1200_obs_multi =
{sim(
fun_obs = sampleEmptyMulti,
n_obs = c(400, 800, 1200),
fun_test = testEmptyMulti,
n_iter = 10000,
hush = TRUE
)
},times = 5
)print(bm_results)
#> Unit: milliseconds
#> expr min lq mean median uq max neval
#> fixed_120_obs 148.011 154.4439 172.5028 156.2547 175.3121 228.4922 5
#> sequential_120_obs 1216.329 1499.6831 1512.8659 1524.3713 1571.4734 1752.4722 5
#> sequential_1200_obs 3134.309 3218.3147 3496.8585 3685.3403 3711.9782 3734.3506 5
#> sequential_120_obs_multi 3270.239 3387.0647 3794.1274 3739.9446 3881.3312 4692.0578 5
#> sequential_1200_obs_multi 8980.836 9861.9136 10112.6613 9925.8795 10623.9350 11170.7427 5
Voila, even the extremely large-sample multiple-hypothesis sequential design takes only about 10 seconds (on my pretty much low-end PC).


Brandon Pierce
# About
Brandon Pierce is a multi-disciplined developer & designer currently
leading teams at Hypergiant and living in Elkhart, Indiana.
# Services
- Full stack development
- Serverless (FaaS) development
- Front-end consulting
- Back-end consulting
- React applications
- React Native applications
- Gatsby applications
- GraphQL applications
- Electron applications
- Modular design systems
- Responsive web design
# Experience


Nishant Kambhatla
Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
I am a PhD student in the School of Computing Science at Simon Fraser University where I work as a part of the NatLang Lab advised by Professor Anoop Sarkar.
I work at the intersection of Natural Language Processing
and Deep Learning
. I’m broadly interested in building multilingual models. My current research focus is on machine learning for multilingual models for neural machine translation
and computational decipherment
. Until recently, I was working on explainability
for neural machine translation.
I graduated with Masters in Computer Science in 2018 from SFU. I defended my MSc thesis in July 2018 on natural language decipherment under the supervision of Professor Anoop Sarkar and Professor Fred Popowich. Prior to joining SFU, I was an undergrad at Vellore Institute of Telchnology from 2011 - 2016 working towards an integrated Masters degree in Software Engineering.
I occasionally play the percussion instrument Tabla.
nkambhat at sfu dot ca
news
| May 2022 | Our paper on low-resource multilingual NMT accepted to EAMT 2022. |
|---|---|
| Mar 2022 | Our ACL 2022 paper on using ciphertexts to augment neural machine translation is now online. Link to open-source code in the paper. |
| Feb 2022 | 1 paper accepted to ACL 2022 Main Conference . |
| Mar 2021 | Our EACL 2021 paper on faithful attention for NMT is now available online. |
| Jan 2021 | 1 paper accepted to EACL 2021 Main Conference . |


Hardware access layer for managing the GPIO peripheral. More...
Macros | |
| #define | NRF_GPIO_PIN_MAP(port, pin) (((port) << 5) | ((pin) & 0x1F)) |
| Macro for mapping port and pin numbers to values understandable for nrf_gpio functions. | |
Enumerations | |
| enum | nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t { NRF_GPIO_PIN_DIR_INPUT = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DIR_Input, NRF_GPIO_PIN_DIR_OUTPUT = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DIR_Output } |
| Pin direction definitions. More... | |
| enum | nrf_gpio_pin_input_t { NRF_GPIO_PIN_INPUT_CONNECT = GPIO_PIN_CNF_INPUT_Connect, NRF_GPIO_PIN_INPUT_DISCONNECT = GPIO_PIN_CNF_INPUT_Disconnect } |
| Connection of input buffer. More... | |
| enum | nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t { NRF_GPIO_PIN_NOPULL = GPIO_PIN_CNF_PULL_Disabled, NRF_GPIO_PIN_PULLDOWN = GPIO_PIN_CNF_PULL_Pulldown, NRF_GPIO_PIN_PULLUP = GPIO_PIN_CNF_PULL_Pullup } |
| Enumerator used for selecting the pin to be pulled down or up at the time of pin configuration. More... | |
| enum | nrf_gpio_pin_drive_t { NRF_GPIO_PIN_S0S1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0S1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_H0S1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_H0S1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_S0H1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0H1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_H0H1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_H0H1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_D0S1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_D0S1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_D0H1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_D0H1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_S0D1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0D1, NRF_GPIO_PIN_H0D1 = GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_H0D1 } |
| Enumerator used for selecting output drive mode. More... | |
| enum | nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t { NRF_GPIO_PIN_NOSENSE = GPIO_PIN_CNF_SENSE_Disabled, NRF_GPIO_PIN_SENSE_LOW = GPIO_PIN_CNF_SENSE_Low, NRF_GPIO_PIN_SENSE_HIGH = GPIO_PIN_CNF_SENSE_High } |
| Enumerator used for selecting the pin to sense high or low level on the pin input. More... | |
Functions | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_range_cfg_output (uint32_t pin_range_start, uint32_t pin_range_end) |
| Function for configuring the GPIO pin range as output pins with normal drive strength. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple output with gate driving GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0S1 (normal cases). More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_range_cfg_input (uint32_t pin_range_start, uint32_t pin_range_end, nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t pull_config) |
| Function for configuring the GPIO pin range as input pins with given initial value set, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple input. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg (uint32_t pin_number, nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t dir, nrf_gpio_pin_input_t input, nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t pull, nrf_gpio_pin_drive_t drive, nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t sense) |
| Pin configuration function. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_output (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as output, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure a pin as simple output with gate driving GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0S1 (normal cases). More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_input (uint32_t pin_number, nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t pull_config) |
| Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as input, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure a pin as simple input. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_default (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for resetting pin configuration to its default state. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_watcher (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as a watcher. Only input is connected. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_input_disconnect (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for disconnecting input for the given GPIO. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_sense_input (uint32_t pin_number, nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t pull_config, nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t sense_config) |
| Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as input, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple input. Sense capability on the pin is configurable and input is connected to buffer so that the GPIO->IN register is readable. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_cfg_sense_set (uint32_t pin_number, nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t sense_config) |
| Function for configuring sense level for the given GPIO. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_pin_dir_set (uint32_t pin_number, nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t direction) |
| Function for setting the direction for a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_pin_set (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for setting a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_pin_clear (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for clearing a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_pin_toggle (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for toggling a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_pin_write (uint32_t pin_number, uint32_t value) |
| Function for writing a value to a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t | nrf_gpio_pin_read (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for reading the input level of a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t | nrf_gpio_pin_out_read (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for reading the output level of a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t | nrf_gpio_pin_sense_get (uint32_t pin_number) |
| Function for reading the sense configuration of a GPIO pin. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_dir_output_set (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t out_mask) |
| Function for setting output direction on selected pins on a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_dir_input_set (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t in_mask) |
| Function for setting input direction on selected pins on a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_dir_write (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t dir_mask) |
| Function for writing the direction configuration of GPIO pins in a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t | nrf_gpio_port_dir_read (NRF_GPIO_Type const *p_reg) |
| Function for reading the direction configuration of a GPIO port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t | nrf_gpio_port_in_read (NRF_GPIO_Type const *p_reg) |
| Function for reading the input signals of GPIO pins on a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t | nrf_gpio_port_out_read (NRF_GPIO_Type const *p_reg) |
| Function for reading the output signals of GPIO pins of a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_out_write (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t value) |
| Function for writing the GPIO pins output on a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_out_set (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t set_mask) |
| Function for setting high level on selected GPIO pins of a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_port_out_clear (NRF_GPIO_Type *p_reg, uint32_t clr_mask) |
| Function for setting low level on selected GPIO pins of a given port. More... | |
| __STATIC_INLINE void | nrf_gpio_ports_read (uint32_t start_port, uint32_t length, uint32_t *p_masks) |
| Function for reading pins state of multiple consecutive ports. More... | |
Hardware access layer for managing the GPIO peripheral.
Copyright (c) 2015 - 2018, Nordic Semiconductor ASA
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY NORDIC SEMICONDUCTOR ASA "AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, NONINFRINGEMENT, AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL NORDIC SEMICONDUCTOR ASA OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
| enum nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t |
| enum nrf_gpio_pin_drive_t |
Enumerator used for selecting output drive mode.
| enum nrf_gpio_pin_input_t |
| enum nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t |
| enum nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t | dir, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_input_t | input, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t | pull, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_drive_t | drive, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t | sense | ||
| ) |
Pin configuration function.
The main pin configuration function. This function allows to set any aspect in PIN_CNF register.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| dir | Pin direction. |
| input | Connect or disconnect the input buffer. |
| pull | Pull configuration. |
| drive | Drive configuration. |
| sense | Pin sensing mechanism. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_default | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for resetting pin configuration to its default state.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_input | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t | pull_config | ||
| ) |
Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as input, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure a pin as simple input.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| pull_config | State of the pin range pull resistor (no pull, pulled down, or pulled high). |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_output | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as output, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure a pin as simple output with gate driving GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0S1 (normal cases).
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_sense_input | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t | pull_config, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t | sense_config | ||
| ) |
Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as input, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple input. Sense capability on the pin is configurable and input is connected to buffer so that the GPIO->IN register is readable.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| pull_config | State of the pin pull resistor (no pull, pulled down, or pulled high). |
| sense_config | Sense level of the pin (no sense, sense low, or sense high). |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_sense_set | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t | sense_config | ||
| ) |
Function for configuring sense level for the given GPIO.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| sense_config | Sense configuration. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_cfg_watcher | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for configuring the given GPIO pin number as a watcher. Only input is connected.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_input_disconnect | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for disconnecting input for the given GPIO.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_pin_clear | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for clearing a GPIO pin.
Note that the pin must be configured as an output for this function to have any effect.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to clear. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_pin_dir_set | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| nrf_gpio_pin_dir_t | direction | ||
| ) |
Function for setting the direction for a GPIO pin.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number for which to set the direction. |
| direction | Specifies the direction. |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrf_gpio_pin_out_read | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for reading the output level of a GPIO pin.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to read. |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrf_gpio_pin_read | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for reading the input level of a GPIO pin.
Note that the pin must have input connected for the value returned from this function to be valid.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to read. |
| __STATIC_INLINE nrf_gpio_pin_sense_t nrf_gpio_pin_sense_get | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for reading the sense configuration of a GPIO pin.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to read. |
| Sense | configuration. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_pin_set | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for setting a GPIO pin.
Note that the pin must be configured as an output for this function to have any effect.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to set. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_pin_toggle | ( | uint32_t | pin_number | ) |
Function for toggling a GPIO pin.
Note that the pin must be configured as an output for this function to have any effect.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to toggle. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_pin_write | ( | uint32_t | pin_number, |
| uint32_t | value | ||
| ) |
Function for writing a value to a GPIO pin.
Note that the pin must be configured as an output for this function to have any effect.
| pin_number | Specifies the pin number to write. |
| value | Specifies the value to be written to the pin.
|
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_dir_input_set | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | in_mask | ||
| ) |
Function for setting input direction on selected pins on a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| in_mask | Mask specifying the pins to set as input. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_dir_output_set | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | out_mask | ||
| ) |
Function for setting output direction on selected pins on a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| out_mask | Mask specifying the pins to set as output. |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrf_gpio_port_dir_read | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type const * | p_reg | ) |
Function for reading the direction configuration of a GPIO port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| Pin | configuration of the current direction settings. Bit set means that the given pin is configured as output. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_dir_write | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | dir_mask | ||
| ) |
Function for writing the direction configuration of GPIO pins in a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| dir_mask | Mask specifying the direction of pins. Bit set means that the given pin is configured as output. |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrf_gpio_port_in_read | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type const * | p_reg | ) |
Function for reading the input signals of GPIO pins on a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| Port | input values. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_out_clear | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | clr_mask | ||
| ) |
Function for setting low level on selected GPIO pins of a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| clr_mask | Mask with pins to set as logical low level. |
| __STATIC_INLINE uint32_t nrf_gpio_port_out_read | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type const * | p_reg | ) |
Function for reading the output signals of GPIO pins of a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| Port | output values. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_out_set | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | set_mask | ||
| ) |
Function for setting high level on selected GPIO pins of a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| set_mask | Mask with pins to set as logical high level. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_port_out_write | ( | NRF_GPIO_Type * | p_reg, |
| uint32_t | value | ||
| ) |
Function for writing the GPIO pins output on a given port.
| p_reg | Pointer to the peripheral registers structure. |
| value | Output port mask. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_ports_read | ( | uint32_t | start_port, |
| uint32_t | length, | ||
| uint32_t * | p_masks | ||
| ) |
Function for reading pins state of multiple consecutive ports.
| start_port | Index of the first port to read. |
| length | Number of ports to read. |
| p_masks | Pointer to output array where port states will be stored. |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_range_cfg_input | ( | uint32_t | pin_range_start, |
| uint32_t | pin_range_end, | ||
| nrf_gpio_pin_pull_t | pull_config | ||
| ) |
Function for configuring the GPIO pin range as input pins with given initial value set, hiding inner details. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple input.
| pin_range_start | Specifies the start number (inclusive) in the range of pin numbers to be configured (allowed values 0-30). |
| pin_range_end | Specifies the end number (inclusive) in the range of pin numbers to be configured (allowed values 0-30). |
| pull_config | State of the pin range pull resistor (no pull, pulled down, or pulled high). |
| __STATIC_INLINE void nrf_gpio_range_cfg_output | ( | uint32_t | pin_range_start, |
| uint32_t | pin_range_end | ||
| ) |
Function for configuring the GPIO pin range as output pins with normal drive strength. This function can be used to configure pin range as simple output with gate driving GPIO_PIN_CNF_DRIVE_S0S1 (normal cases).
| pin_range_start | Specifies the start number (inclusive) in the range of pin numbers to be configured (allowed values 0-30). |
| pin_range_end | Specifies the end number (inclusive) in the range of pin numbers to be configured (allowed values 0-30). |


Details about chart options
What's major axis data types?
The major axis is the axis along the natural orientation of the chart. For line, area, column, combo, stepped area charts, this is the horizontal axis. For a bar chart it is the vertical one.
In line, area, bar, column (and combo charts containing only such series), you can control the type of the major axis:
1. For a discrete axis, set the data column type to string.
2. For a continuous axis, set the data column type to one of: number, date or datetime.
What's stacked chart?
A stacked bar chart is a bar chart that places related values atop one another. If there are any negative values, they are stacked in reverse order below the chart's axis baseline.


fprime_gds.common.distributor.distributor
¶
@brief Class to parse raw messages and distribute them to registered objects
This class allows for other objects (namely Decoders) to register to receive data messages of a given descriptor type. The data message with the length and descriptor header will be passed on to the registered objects.
@date Created June 2018 @date Modified August 2, 2018
@author Josef Biberstein @author Joseph Paetz
@bug No known bugs
Module Contents¶
Classes¶
|
A distributor contains a socket client that connects to a ThreadedTCPServer. |
-
class
fprime_gds.common.distributor.distributor.
Distributor
(config=None)[source]¶ A distributor contains a socket client that connects to a ThreadedTCPServer. It then sends and recvs data from a FPrime deployment. Decoders can register with a distributor to recv packets of data of a certain description.
-
register
(self, typeof, obj)[source]¶ Register a decoder with the distributor
- Parameters
{string} -- The name of the data descriptor that the decoder will decode (typeof) –
{decoder} -- The decoder object that will process the data (obj) –
-
parse_into_raw_msgs_api
(self, data)[source]¶ Parse the given data into raw messages.
Raw messages include a length and descriptor header in front of the message data.
- Parameters
data (bytearray) – Binary data to parse. First byte of data should be the first byte of a valid raw message.
- Returns
(leftover_data, [raw_msg1, raw_msg2, …, raw_msgN]) Where leftover_data is a bytearray of anything at the end of data that could not be parsed (due to insufficient length).
-
Build: 1.4.1


{{total + 1}} is more than
There are {{numberOfDays}} {{units}} in a .
Hi {{yourName}}! Thanks for reading this article.


Part of the DataQuick framework
This has only been tested in Chrome on a desktop. Mobile touch screen tests have not gone well.
Copyright 2018, Michael Rich
Contact me on Twitter
Error text here


--- layout: post title: Christmas Stockings date: 2010-12-21 09:52:06.000000000 -05:00 categories: - Celebrations - Sewing tags: - Christmas Stocking - Handmade decorations status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '1' _wp_old_slug: '' dsq_thread_id: '1188559205' author: login: cint email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>display_name: Jacinta first_name: Jacinta last_name: '' ---
I have been using inferior Christmas stockings for the kids for too long. This year, with all the lovely fabric I bought at Spotlight, I just had to make new stockings. I drafted a pattern and this is what I came up with.
The stockings have Scarlett's approval! Tenneille is staying with my mum, so she will get to see hers tomorrow. Jairah was excited, but then, it doesn't take much for him to be happy, so I will take it he likes his too! I used a blanket to line them with and to give them a bit more oomph, so they don't sag too much when hung.
[caption id="attachment_281" align="aligncenter" width="600" caption="From left to right - Tenneille's stocking, Jairah's stocking, Scarlett's stocking"][/caption]


---
title: "Portfolio item number 2"
excerpt: "Short description of portfolio item number 2
"
collection: portfolio
---
Once a birdwatching enthusiast now a Spatial IT enthusiast. Research experiences on remote sensing for forest ecosystem and natural environment for more than 10 years. Have been actively using and promoting the use of Free and Open Source GIS (FOSSGIS) in Indonesia since 2004. Long experiences on training on the use of FOSSGIS in Indonesian government and non-government agencies.
Qualifications
2011 – Ph.D. in Remote Sensing and Landscape Ecology, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
2004 – M. Eng. in Remote Sensing, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
2001 – B. Sc. in Ecology and Conservation, Universitas Padjadjaran, Indonesia
Area of Expertise
- Remote Sensing
- Landscape Ecology
- Free and Open Source GIS
Publications
1) Hadi, F., R. Febrianto. I. H. Ismullah, K. Wikantika and E.N. Megantara. 2012. Exploring ALOS PALSAR for Forest Structure Analyses of Javan Gibbon’s Habitat. Final Report on ALOS Application and Verification Project. 2nd Edition. Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency.
2) M. Ilham, F. Hadi, and K. Wikantika. Multi-regression Vegetation Index Approach to Estimate Carbon Stock in Bunga Rampai Penginderaan Jauh Indonesia. 2012. Ketut Wikantika and Lissa Fajri (eds). Center for Remote Sensing – Institut Teknologi Bandung. 2012. pp. 184 – 198.
3) R. Ragajaya, F. Hadi and K.Wikantika. 2012. Estimating Biomass with Polarimetric SAR Method using ALOS PALSAR in Bunga Rampai Penginderaan Jauh Indonesia. 2012. Ketut Wikantika and Lissa Fajri (eds). Center for Remote Sensing – Institut Teknologi Bandung. 2012. pp. 168 – 182.
4) Withaningsih, S., Parikesit, S. Okubo, F. Hadi and J. Iskandar. 2010. Spatial Analyses of Rare and Threatened Raptor Diversity : Empirical Base for Establishing Conceptual Framework and Policy Guidance in Biodiversity. Asian Raptors : Science and Conservation for Present and Future. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Asian Raptors. Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia: Asian Raptor Research and Conservation Network – Mongolian Ornithological Society – National University of Mongolia.
5) Hadi, F., D.M. Hakim, Y. Perdana, A. Hadiyana S. Darmawan, O. Mubarak, S. Nashrrullah and K. Wikantika. 2009. The Use of Spectral Library for Land Cover Classification with Satellite Imagery. The Second International Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Science Workshop Series on Demography, Land Use Land Cover and Disaster organized by Research Group of Remote Sensing and Geographic Information Science, Dept. of Geodesy and Geomatics, Institut Teknologi Bandung. Bandung. Indonesia.
S


Postcard
I am your constituent and one of the 379,000 Angelenos who voted for Measure H. We need you to Keep your promise to swild supportive housing for Jun homeless neighbors.
Your Representative
Los ANgeles, California
FROM:
YegorCreative
I am your constituent and one of the 379,000 Angelenos who voted for Measure H. We need you to Keep your promise to swild supportive housing for Jun homeless neighbors.
Your Representative
Los ANgeles, California
YegorCreative


Stay up to date!
Add your e-mail address and/or your mailing address and
we'll let you know as soon as new information about Leagues,
Tournaments or special events are are posted.
New Change Remove
First Name:*
Last Name:*
Address:
City:
State:
Zipcode:
Phone:
Current NAGVA rating: Don't Know AA A BB B None
Email Address:*
*Required fields to be added to our email list. If you would like to
be added to our mailing list, please fill in your mailing address


ChkInf v. 2.5: © Copyright 1998-2003 Microsoft Corp. All rights reserved.
Files processed: 1
Driver-Signing-Sandbox\QuickUSB.inf:
Errors : 0
Warnings: 1


We're based in Hampshire, UK and we specialise in providing data storage and recovery services at very accessible prices.
We also offer consultancy services for storage and survivability, and for businesses and schools using Apple computers.
Please scroll down to find out more about our products and services.
If you've accidentally deleted some files or have a USB stick, memory card or external hard drive that's stopped working, we're able to help with our recovery service.
Click to find out more!If you're a school, college, or business that's using Apple computers, we offer a no-fee initial consultation in order to gauge your needs and keep you moving forward. We specialise in setting up workstation image, application, and configuration deployment.
Bastion Data offers managed, on-site storage solutions for small offices and teams, as well as a high-throughput, high-failover option aimed specifically at creatives working with High-Definition video and Audio workloads.
Click here to find out more.


--- layout: default title: Posts ---
by Grant Olson <kgo at grant-olson dot net>
Contents
Pyasm is a full-featured dynamic assembler written entirely in Python. By dynamic, I mean that it can be used to generate and execute machine code in python at runtime without requiring the generation of object files and linkage. It essentially allow 'inline' assembly in python modules on x86 platforms.
Pyasm can also generate object files (for windows) like a traditional standalone assembler, although you're probably better off using one of the many freely available assemblers if this is you primary goal.
Pyasm currently requires python 2.6.
Linux Install:
Download and extract pyasm-0.3.tar.gz
python setup.py install
Windows Install:
Download and run pyasm-0.3.win32-py2.6.exe
A source distribution pyasm-0.3.zip is available, but you'll need VS7.0 to compile the excmem module.
A simple Windows version of a hello_world.py program is as follows:
# # Hello World in assembly: pyasm/examples/hello_World.py # # from pyasm import pyasm pyasm(globals(),r""" !PROC hello_world PYTHON !ARG self !ARG args !CALL PySys_WriteStdout "Hello, World!\n\0" ADD ESP, 0x4 MOV EAX,PyNone ADD [EAX],1 !ENDPROC """) hello_world()
A brief description of what is happening durring the pyasm call:
the globals() statement tells pyasm where to bind newly created python functions
The !CHARS directive creates a string constant.
The !PROC and !ARG directives create a procedure that matches the standard CPythonFunction signature [PyObject* hello_world(PyObject* self, PyObject* args) and create procedure initialization code.
The procedure calls python's PySys_WriteStdout function. Since python functions use CDECL calling conventions, we:
PUSH the paramters onto the stack from right to left
CALL the function
Cleanup the stack ourselves
PyCFunctions must return some sort of python object, so we:
Load PyNone into the EAX register, which will become the return value.
Add one to the reference count
6. The !ENDPROC directive ends the procedure and creates function cleanup code. This creates a procedure called hello_world that would have the C signature of PyObject* hello_world(PyObject* self, PyObject* args). The procedure loads hello_str onto the stack, calls the python interpreters PySys_WriteStdout function,
Calling hello_world() executes the newly created function.
Warning
The rest of this document assumes that you know x86 assembly language. A tutorial is beyond the scope of this document. If you don't know assembly language, you'll want to read an introductory text (such as The Art of Assembly Language) as well as downloading Volumes 2 and 3 of the IA-32 Intel Architecture Software Developer's Manual for reference.
Like most assemblers, the command-line assembler contains a very simple parser. There two basic statements that can be used. An instruction statement and an assembler directive. Assembler directives contain information that makes your assembly a little easier to read than raw assembly code, such as the begining and ending of function; declaration of parameters, variables, constants and data; and other stuff. Instruction Statements consist of real assembly instructions such as MOV [EAX+4],value
Additional notes specific to this assembler are as follows:
Numbers use python's formatting scheme, so hex is represented as 0xFF and not FFh.
Instructions and Registers must be in all caps. mov eax,0x0 is invalid.
Instruction statements are reasonably straightforward if you know x86 assembly language.
Assembler directives begin with an exclamation mark, followed by the directive itself, and followed by any applicable parameters. Keep in mind that these directives are provided for the programmer's convienence. Anything that is done via a directive could be translated into raw assembly, it's just not as readable.
Text Directive |
API Call |
Brief Description |
|---|---|---|
!CALL proc [arg arg] |
n/a |
Procedure call framework |
!CHARS name value |
.AStr(n,v) |
Create a character array (aka a string) |
!COMMENT text |
n/a |
Comment line. |
!CONST name value |
.AC(n,v) |
Create a constant value. |
!LABEL name |
.AIL(name) |
Provide a symbolic label for later ref. |
!PROC name [type] |
.AP(name,type) |
Begin a procedure. |
!ARG argname [size] |
.AA(name,size) |
Add an argument to a procedure def. |
!LOCAL varname [size] |
.ALoc(name,size) |
Add a local var to a procedure def. |
!ENDPROC |
.EP() |
End a procedure |
A convienence function for procedure calling. PUSHes arguments onto the stack from right to left and calls the appropriate procedure. Stack cleanup (if any) is still the programmer's responsibility.
Create a character array (aka a string)
Ignore this line.
Just declares a constant that is replaced in subsequent occurances. Keep in mind that this is resolved at compile time, so the values should really only be numbers. !CONST hello_world "hello world\n\0" is invalid.
Provide a symbolic label to the current memory address. Primarily used for loops, if-then logic, etc. You can use a label and hand-roll a procedure, but you probably want to use the !PROC directive instead.
Begin a procedure. This will emit the boilerplate code to start a procedure. Arguments and Local variables can be declared with !ARG and !LOCAL directives listed below. These declarations must occur before any instruction statements or an error will occur. This will generate the boilerplate function startup code, which consists of PUSHing the EBP register, copying the current location of ESP, and translating arguments and local variables into references via the offset of the EBP pointer. If the previous sentence didn't make any sense to you, just remember that the EBP register shouldn't be manipulatedin your code here or things will get screwed up.
An argument passed to a procedure via the stack. By default, we assume the size is 4 bytes although you can specify if you need to.
A local variable maintained on the procedure's stack frame.
End a procedure. Emit the cleanup code as the caller's responsibility.]
Typically, usage is as simple as the hello world example listed above. Import the pyasm function from the pyasm package and call it. globals blah blah blah.
calling pyasm is fine if you're just trying to inline some assembly functions, but if you're trying to dynamically generate assembly (such as writing a python compiler) you're better off accessing the api directly. This involves a few steps:
import the assembler class from x86 asm and instantiate.
Add instructions either as strings that need to be preprocessed or via the api.
generate an intermediate 'codepackage' by calling the .Compile() method
transform the codePackage to runtime memory via CpToMemory.
NOT IMPLEMENTED YET
If you really want to, a command-line asembler is available for usage. Usage is straightforward:
python pyassemble.py asmfile.asm
This will generate an object file asmfile.o that can be used by your linker.
If you write assembly, chances are that you are going to crash your app at one point or another.

Contrary to popular belief, there is a buildin command-line debugger on Windows NT/2000/XP called ntsd.exe that can be used in a bind. If you're doing any serious work though, do yourself a favor and download the 18MB "Debugging Tools for Windows." It includes an updated version of ntsd.exe and a version with a simple Windows interface called WinDBG. You'll really want to download this if you're getting serious about assembly debugging. Actual usage is beyond the scope of this document, but read up on setting up a symbol server.
Tip
After installing, you may want to register WinDBG as the default debugger by cd'ing to the program directory and issuing 'windbg -I' This will cause WinDBG to spawn automatically when any program crashes or executes an INT 3 instruction. It also has the added benefit of making friends and co-workers think that you're a much more hardcore programmer than you really are. The jury is still out as to whether this impresses the ladies or not.
And yes, there is the Visual Studio .NET debugger. This is a great debugger when you're debugging C or VB code in an existing project. But it is designed to work as part of an IDE. It gets a little wierd when debugging raw assembly or compiled code without the source floating around. As ugly as WinDBG's gui looks like by todays standards, it is a lot more convienent in these cases.
I plan to provide a hook via the logging module so you can obtain disassembly of the source at runtime.
Any and all patches will be considered. If you're planning on implenting anything serious you may want to run it by me so you don't end up wasting your time. There is some low-hanging fruit out there though.
I haven't added all of the x86 instructions yet. Most of it involves cutting and pasting from the IA32 Intel Software Architecture Manual Volumes 2 and 3. For standard instructions, you should just be able to add the appropriate text to x86inst.py and creating a test in test_instructions.py. SIMD and FPU operations will probably require some additional hacking.
There is currently code that converts windows COFF objects to a python-based object model and vice versa. This allows you to create standard object files for traditional linking. An equivilent for ELF files would allow you to do the same thing in Linux. Refer to the coff*.py files to see how this format was implemented.


I wrote this talk in advance.
You’re not unskilled.

If we remove the fear of failure,
we encourage one another to try things.
Remember like three slides ago
all that stuff about how
mistakes have consequences?
The consequences are still there…
…but now we’re dealing with them together.
The possibility of spectacular failure is a big drawcard
for an improv show.
It has very little value in a business context.
There are some excellent lessons
we can learn from improv.
Tina Fey, Bossypants, 2011
Did something happen you weren’t expecting?

Yes! This is where we are now.
And! What can I bring to the situation to help my partner and delight the audience?


Default usage of Trumbowyg
No plugin, no options. Just naked Trumbowyg.
This editor is the default build of Trumbowyg.
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Possimus, aliquam, minima fugiat placeat provident optio nam reiciendis eius beatae quibusdam!
The text is derived from Cicero's De Finibus Bonorum et Malorum (On the Ends of Goods and Evils, or alternatively [About] The Purposes of Good and Evil ). The original passage began: Neque porro quisquam est qui dolorem ipsum quia dolor sit amet, consectetur, adipisci velit (Translation: "Neither is there anyone who loves grief itself since it is grief and thus wants to obtain it").
The code
$('#editor').trumbowyg();


appendSeq(aSequence)
Appends aSequence to the hash calculation. Returns self.
hmac(key, data)
Returns a hmac signature sequence or nil on error.
sha1
Completes the SHA1 calculation and returns the hash as a Buffer.
Once this method is called, append() should not be called again on the receiver or it will raise an exception.
sha1String
Returns a string containing a hexadecimal representation of the sha1 hash.
|


Do you ever get depressed at how few unicorns there are in your AngularJS app? I certainly do. But worry no more, dear friend. With this directive, adding a unicorn to your app has never been easier.
unicorn.js
.unicorn-directive
as a dependency to your app.<unicorn>
s.^ This is a unicorn

<unicorn></unicorn>

^ This is a unicorn

Installable via bower
:
bower install angular-unicorn-directive
Unicorn based on "Invisible Pink Unicorn SVG" and used under CCA 2.5
Canvas draw
function automagically generated from canvg.
MIT


Heeding farmers’ clamor
ADOPTING a resolution seeking to use the remaining P6.97-billion rice subsidy fund for the purchase of “palay” is ample proof that the House of Representatives is sensitive to the plight of farmers.
The issue of plunging “palay” prices following the controversial liberalization of the rice industry is acknowledged to be one of the reasons why there’s demoralization among the farmers.
But it is heartening to note that the state, through concerned offices and agencies, continues to look for ways to help the beleaguered farmers, who comprise the bulk of the population.
“This is our malasakit (compassionate) way of ensuring that the Duterte administration is always there to help our farmers,” said Majority Leader Martin Romualdez, a lawyer by profession.
House Joint Resolution (HJR) No. 22 mandates the government to directly buy palay from the farmers, using public funds from the highly-successful Pantawid Pamilyang Pilipino Program (4Ps).
Instead of cash, the country’s millions of beneficiaries of 4Ps will receive rice subsidy.
The resolution stemmed from HJR No. 322 filed by Romualdez and his wife, Tingog party-list Rep. Yedda Marie K. Romualdez, and HJR No. 16 of Camarines Sur Rep. LRay Villafuerte.
Villafuerte lauded the House of Representatives and the Senate for passing their respective versions of a joint resolution authorizing the use of rice subsidy funds intended for beneficiaries of the Conditional Cash Transfer program.
Without doubt, participatory democracy flourishes when the government acts to meet the mushrooming needs of the burgeoning population, including the farmers in the countryside.
And we share the view of various quarters that members of the Philippine Senate and the House of Representatives are in the best position to help our beleaguered rice farmers.


Your Resume Updated!
Someone downloaded resume
You applied for Project Manager @homeland
You changed password
Have an Account ? Before submit job you need to sign in !
Don't have an account? Register
Already have an account? Login
Add resume or post a job. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec.


Komodo
introductions
Are you a developer or blockchain enthusiast? Introduce yourself. Please note that normal chat messages will be removed. Go to #general to start a discussion or ask a follow-up question.
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 08:41 AM
bedakdeo#0812<PHONE_NUMBER>88510228)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 08:54 AM
Skelt0r#5478<PHONE_NUMBER>44809984)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Skelt0r#5478<PHONE_NUMBER>44809984)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 10:38 AM
MilleniumChos#6746<PHONE_NUMBER>83973890)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
MilleniumChos#6746<PHONE_NUMBER>83973890)
User successfully verified
vasiliy#5524<PHONE_NUMBER>76641803)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
vasiliy#5524<PHONE_NUMBER>76641803)
User successfully verified
Lissa#4331<PHONE_NUMBER>09193482)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Lissa#4331<PHONE_NUMBER>09193482)
User successfully verified
Sedorein2211#8375<PHONE_NUMBER>44815883)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Sedorein2211#8375<PHONE_NUMBER>44815883)
User successfully verified
HideNSeekk#6916<PHONE_NUMBER>99130142)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
HideNSeekk#6916<PHONE_NUMBER>99130142)
User successfully verified
Nimber1972#4993<PHONE_NUMBER>38007553)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Nimber1972#4993<PHONE_NUMBER>38007553)
User successfully verified
MisterOliot#8313<PHONE_NUMBER>76251904)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
MisterOliot#8313<PHONE_NUMBER>76251904)
User successfully verified
NepalMario#7166<PHONE_NUMBER>00212234)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
NepalMario#7166<PHONE_NUMBER>00212234)
User successfully verified
ааааав#5772<PHONE_NUMBER>75399683)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 11:20 AM
ааааав#5772<PHONE_NUMBER>75399683)
Kicked for not verifying within deadline
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 01:14 PM
Mileko98#9677<PHONE_NUMBER>58872578)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Mileko98#9677<PHONE_NUMBER>58872578)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 01:24 PM
Bexaj3#8214<PHONE_NUMBER>66836756)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Bexaj3#8214<PHONE_NUMBER>66836756)
User successfully verified
Hazaken#4122<PHONE_NUMBER>55417345)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Hazaken#4122<PHONE_NUMBER>55417345)
User successfully verified
BoberImpala#5978<PHONE_NUMBER>32210698)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
BoberImpala#5978<PHONE_NUMBER>32210698)
User successfully verified
TikTokMessage#4747<PHONE_NUMBER>71903514)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
TikTokMessage#4747<PHONE_NUMBER>71903514)
User successfully verified
JinglBlee#5969<PHONE_NUMBER>53893141)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
JinglBlee#5969<PHONE_NUMBER>53893141)
User successfully verified
Kefard#4049<PHONE_NUMBER>33685250)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Kefard#4049<PHONE_NUMBER>33685250)
User successfully verified
MilleniumChos#0162<PHONE_NUMBER>50221591)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
MilleniumChos#0162<PHONE_NUMBER>50221591)
User successfully verified
Mikoleins#5033<PHONE_NUMBER>08720896)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Mikoleins#5033<PHONE_NUMBER>08720896)
User successfully verified
Jikama7595#8614<PHONE_NUMBER>68065572)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Jikama7595#8614<PHONE_NUMBER>68065572)
User successfully verified
Mujilna#7845<PHONE_NUMBER>17499138)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Mujilna#7845<PHONE_NUMBER>17499138)
User successfully verified
Sia Miuiliko#2502<PHONE_NUMBER>00897552)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Sia Miuiliko#2502<PHONE_NUMBER>00897552)
User successfully verified
Soverine#4599<PHONE_NUMBER>92272926)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Soverine#4599<PHONE_NUMBER>92272926)
User successfully verified
Bolisan34#1878<PHONE_NUMBER>28948224)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Bolisan34#1878<PHONE_NUMBER>28948224)
User successfully verified
Nomela#8153<PHONE_NUMBER>01184257)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Nomela#8153<PHONE_NUMBER>01184257)
User successfully verified
MasterKonFu#7156<PHONE_NUMBER>34412330)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
MasterKonFu#7156<PHONE_NUMBER>34412330)
User successfully verified
geo3321#7095<PHONE_NUMBER>29679361)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
geo3321#7095<PHONE_NUMBER>29679361)
User successfully verified
OrthoePPi#1982<PHONE_NUMBER>04132608)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
OrthoePPi#1982<PHONE_NUMBER>04132608)
User successfully verified
HaceSombere#1504<PHONE_NUMBER>50893323)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
HaceSombere#1504<PHONE_NUMBER>50893323)
User successfully verified
Popcorn4launce#3596<PHONE_NUMBER>80375818)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Popcorn4launce#3596<PHONE_NUMBER>80375818)
User successfully verified
Fagawe1#1399<PHONE_NUMBER>01829120)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Fagawe1#1399<PHONE_NUMBER>01829120)
User successfully verified
wipebad653#6237<PHONE_NUMBER>66321408)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
wipebad653#6237<PHONE_NUMBER>66321408)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 04:10 PM
Mount#5912<PHONE_NUMBER>62252043)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Mount#5912<PHONE_NUMBER>62252043)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 05:30 PM
Goe#5601<PHONE_NUMBER>49102592)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Goe#5601<PHONE_NUMBER>49102592)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 05:47 PM
hao#4774<PHONE_NUMBER>94230283)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
hao#4774<PHONE_NUMBER>94230283)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 08:29 PM
bbcvbg#1476<PHONE_NUMBER>56890369)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
15-Nov-19 10:31 PM
YaKorshun | mnshare.info#1655<PHONE_NUMBER>70896129)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
YaKorshun | mnshare.info#1655<PHONE_NUMBER>70896129)
User successfully verified
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
16-Nov-19 07:12 AM
CyriIIe#5918<PHONE_NUMBER>96137237)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
16-Nov-19 07:22 AM
CyriIIe#5918<PHONE_NUMBER>96137237)
Kicked for not verifying within deadline
YAGPDB.xyz
BOT
16-Nov-19 10:22 AM
GexanChingishan#7019<PHONE_NUMBER>50344981)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
GexanChingishan#7019<PHONE_NUMBER>50344981)
User successfully verified
Sifilis23#3060<PHONE_NUMBER>09440000)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Sifilis23#3060<PHONE_NUMBER>09440000)
User successfully verified
Vertyhan#3907<PHONE_NUMBER>81323274)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Vertyhan#3907<PHONE_NUMBER>81323274)
User successfully verified
Tihonya#9961<PHONE_NUMBER>35002123)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Tihonya#9961<PHONE_NUMBER>35002123)
User successfully verified
Dinaga5521#7497<PHONE_NUMBER>94984714)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Dinaga5521#7497<PHONE_NUMBER>94984714)
User successfully verified
Xobaitk44#6855<PHONE_NUMBER>14406400)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Xobaitk44#6855<PHONE_NUMBER>14406400)
User successfully verified
T-Yaon#9986<PHONE_NUMBER>28358159)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
T-Yaon#9986<PHONE_NUMBER>28358159)
User successfully verified
roweti3855#3867<PHONE_NUMBER>32933416)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
roweti3855#3867<PHONE_NUMBER>32933416)
User successfully verified
Moaj0oyy#4376<PHONE_NUMBER>85712415)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Moaj0oyy#4376<PHONE_NUMBER>85712415)
User successfully verified
Vigero#4769<PHONE_NUMBER>92826132)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Vigero#4769<PHONE_NUMBER>92826132)
User successfully verified
Urahehehe#5184<PHONE_NUMBER>29512203)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
Urahehehe#5184<PHONE_NUMBER>29512203)
User successfully verified
WoodIeEE#5796<PHONE_NUMBER>08183080)
New user joined waiting to be verified as a human
WoodIeEE#5796<PHONE_NUMBER>08183080)
User successfully verified


Born and raised in Brazil. In the biggest city São Paulo. A web developer who combines the logic of coding with concern for UX (user experience). I also like to study about business and marketing because I believe that it adds more value to my projects. Graduated in Information Systems and started in the internet world when was 16 by starting to study Graphic Design. I have worked for multinational and startup companies.
Working with HTML5, CSS and JavaScript for a gamified educational plataform called Kademi and some freelancer projects.
Here There are some of my diplomas, but I am very curious and always studying about different subjects: marketing, project management, business, new economies, etc..
Software Engineering and Computer Programming - 42 Silicon Valley
Information Systems - Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado - Brasil.
Graphic Desing - Escola Panamericana de Arte e Design - Brasil.
I have the privilege to work with these cool companies.
Here are some of my technical Skills. For more check my Github page.


SMULTRONSTÄLLET Aka Wild Strawberries
Sweden 1957 Director: Ingmar Bergman Cast: Victor Sjöström, Ingrid Thulin, Bibi Andersson, Gunnar Björnstrand, Jullan Kindahl
Rating: 5 out of 5
When I was younger I put my cassette player in front of the TV and recorded the sounds from Wild Strawberries to a tape. I used to listen to this tape when I couldn't sleep. It was much more satisfying than counting sheep. As a side effect, I learned all the lines from the movie. I also learned to appreciate it.
This is the Bergman movie that everyone should have seen. Naturally because it's his best but also because of Sjöström's performance as the old professor. He received his doctorate fifty years ago and now he's going to Lund to become 'doctor jubilaris'.
The professor, Isak Borg, takes the car from Stockholm to Lund together with his daughter-in-law Marianne. Along the way, he is confronted with his past. They take a break at the summer house where he spent the summers of his childhood. A very good scene is where he steps into the dining room where his siblings and relatives sit around the breakfast table just like in the 1890s. Something similar was used by Woody Allen in Crimes and Misdemeanors if i remember correctly.
At the summer house, they pick up three hitchhikers. Sara, Anders and Viktor. Sara looks just like Isak's teenage love Sara who eventually married his brother Sigfrid instead. Anders is studying to become a priest, Viktor to become a physician. This provides Bergman with a symbol for the distance betwen religion and science. The two boys even go into the forest to fight about God's existence.
Another important scene is where they stop at a gas station. The proprietors, Henrik and Eva, tells the professor what a wonderful provincial doctor he was. 'Maybe I should have stayed', the professor replies. But the truth about his past becomes clouded when Henrik answers 'Stayed here? I don't understand what you mean.' The reasons why he moved out isn't revealed to the audience.
All the dreams and hallucinations that he has during the trip make it obvious to the professor what an empty life he has led. The loveless marriage and the emotional distance to his only son Evald. "I'm not really sure if I am his son", Evald tells his wife Marianne. In the end, the professor and Marianne both tell each other how fond they are of each other. He also wants to release Evald from his debt but is interrupted. His proposal to his old housemaid, miss Agda, that they should stop addressing each other with titles and say 'you' to each other is however rejected by the old woman. Bergman at his best with a perfect mix of comedy and drama, funny one-liners and surrealism.
Mattias Thuresson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>980615
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Description
This application is trying to be a replacement of unsupported Google Maps application for WebOS devices.
The application is based on the Google Maps API V3.
Do you like this application? If do, you can support me in development. Thank you!
Contributors
bigdoby (Italian translation)
Herrie (Dutch translation)
chris42 (German translation)
briest (Polish translation)
highrock2, tonyw (Chinese translation)
jcmarcos (Spanish translation)
HaPe (Route with Navit feature)
Kratus (French translation)


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block innercover %}
Thanks for your order! Here's the info we have on record.
If any of this information seems incorrect, contact Nick Mooney to get it fixed.


Sign up for Finesse!
Personal Information
First Name
Last Name
Address
City
State
--
Alaska
Alabama
Arkansas
Arizona
California
Colorado
Connecticut
District of Columbia
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Iowa
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Massachusetts
Maryland
Maine
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Mississippi
Montana
North Carolina
North Dakota
Nebraska
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico
Nevada
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Puerto Rico
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Virginia
Vermont
Washington
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Wyoming
Zip
Title
Company
Phone Number
Email Address
Password
Confirm Password
Financial Information
Annual Income
Less than $10,000
$10,001-$20,000
$20,001-$30,000
$30,001-$40,000
$40,001-$50,000
$50,001-$60,000
$60,001-$70,000
$70,001-$80,000
$80,001-$90,000
$90,001-$100,000
$100,001-$110,000
$110,001-$120,000
$120,001-$130,000
$130,001-$140,000
$140,001-$150,000
$150,001-$160,000
$160,001-$170,000
$170,001-$180,000
$180,001-$190,000
$190,001-$200,000
$200,001-$250,000
$250,001-$300,000
$300,001-$350,000
$350,001-$400,000
$400,001-$450,000
$450,001-$500,000
More than $500,000
Estimated Monthly Expenses
Planned monthly Savings
Checking Account
Savings account
Other Accounts
Title
Company
Phone Number
Email Address
Password
Confirm Password
Submit


Apple Ltd6 The Fountain CentreImperial Wharf,London SW6 2TWUnited Kingdom
Jobs
0755 2977 3450
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Level10


Class LibphonenumberValidator
LibphonenumberValidator is a phone number validator and formatter.
This class depends on giggsey/libphonenumber-for-php - PHP port of Google library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.
- SmsZilla\Validator\LibphonenumberValidator implements SmsZilla\Validator\ValidatorInterface
Namespace: SmsZilla\Validator
Author: Jarek
Link: Original Google library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.
Link: PHP port of Google lib
Located at SmsZilla/Validator/LibphonenumberValidator.php
Author: Jarek
Link: Original Google library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers.
Link: PHP port of Google lib
Located at SmsZilla/Validator/LibphonenumberValidator.php
Methods summary
public
|
|
public
boolean
|
|
public
string
|
|
public
array
|
|
public
string
|
|
public
|
#
setDefaultRegion( string $region )
Sets default region code. Region code is used only if it cennot be determined from phone number. |


{{#single}} Express Admin Install Configuration config.json settings.json custom.json Relationships one to many many to many many to one one to one Compound PK Editors ckeditor tinymce multiple Custom Views (Apps) Events Embedding Themes Tools shell nginx apache {{/single}} {{^single}} Express Admin Install Configuration config.json settings.json custom.json Relationships one to many many to many many to one one to one Compound PK Editors ckeditor tinymce multiple Custom Views (Apps) Events Embedding Themes Tools shell nginx apache {{/single}}


Potato FinTech provides it´s customers with an online payment service through a modern and user friendly website and application. The idea is that the customer register on the website with their phone number and selects a private pin-code for the new account. As a consequence of this, each account is connected to a phone number. To pay someone through Potato FinTech is easy - Just enter the phone number, the amount and your pin.
Potato FinTech does not only work for P2P-payment. It is a smooth and safty way for you to shop online or in real stores. It is not only quick and reliable, Potato Fintech will also save all your receipts online.
Potato FinTech is always available online. The only thing you need to use Potato FinTech is internet connection and a PC or phone.
Security is one of our main focus. All data is decrypted and stored on top-level servers which are located all over the world. You will always have access to Potato FinTech
We think that it should be easier to transfer money to other people. The option today is to log in to your bank and transfer money to another bank account number, thus you need to know the other persons bank account number to transfer money to them. With our solution you only need another persons mobile number to make a transaction and therefore is our solution much more efficient, faster and easier to use.


Ocean [ax40], ocean, in The Inner Sea ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2: The Savvy Aardvark [ha5r], ship, 2 hulls, 1 rowing port, 6 sails, 2: 2% damaged, departed for Ocean [aw40]. 30: It has stopped raining. Routes leaving Ocean: North, to Ocean [aw40], 6 days East, to Ocean [ax41], 6 days South, to Ocean [ay40], 6 days West, to Ocean [ax39], 6 days


Numbers 28:27
But ye shall offer the burnt offering for a sweet savor unto the LORD; two young bullocks, one ram, seven lambs of the first year;


| The loneliness of space exploration is captured in this picture of Buzz Aldrin standing by Eagle's foil-wrapped footpad. (But a tiny image of Armstrong taking the photograph can be seen on his reflective faceplate.) The slightly arms-out stance derives from the pressurized suit. A plaque on the landing stage, which is still on the Moon, is engraved: "Here men from the planet Earth first set foot upon the Moon, July 1969, A.D. We came in peace for all mankind." |
|
Prelude
All was ready. Everything had been done. Projects Mercury and Gemini. Seven years of Project Apollo. The work of more than 300,000 Americans. Six previous unmanned and manned Apollo flights. Planning, testing, analyzing, training. The time had come. We had a great deal of confidence. We had confidence in our hardware: the Saturn rocket, the command module, and the lunar module. All flight segments had been flown on the earlier Apollo fights with the exception of the descent to and the accent from the Moon's surface and, of course, the exploration work on the surface. These portions were far from trivial, however, and we had concentrated our training on them. Months of simulation with our colleagues in the Mission Control Center had convinced us that they were ready. Although confident, we were certainly not overconfident. In research and in exploration, the unexpected is always expected. We were not overly concerned with our safety, but we would not be surprised if a malfunction or an unforeseen occurrence prevented a successful lunar landing. As we ascended in the elevator to the top of the Saturn on the morning of July 16, 1969, we knew that hundreds of thousands of Americans had given their best effort to give us this chance. Now it was time for us to give our best. |
| Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr., then an Air Force colonel, was the lunar module pilot for Apollo 11 . He had graduated third in his class at West Point, and earned a Ph.D. in astronautics at MIT. His prior space experience was as pilot for Gemini 12. |
| Michael Collins was the command module pilot, in orbit above the two others on the surface. A West Pointer and Air Force lieutenant colonel, he had flown in Gemini 10. These unsmiling photos were taken before the mission; but also see here. |
| Neil Armstrong, commander of Apollo 11, a civilian, had flown in space in Gemini 8. An engineer and test pilot, he once flew the X-15 above 200,000 feet and at more than 4000 mph. |


This is an example showing how to make a two-column layout where the width of the left one is decided by the width of an image. If I change the image below the left column will adapt to that image.
Here's all the text
Even more text here!
Even more text here!
Even more text here!


KSh 2,100
Buy this Saturn ST-CC0212 D Iron Box that guarantees you value for money and make your laundry time more fun. Saturn is a well known brand for producing Kitchen equipments that range from refrigeration to microwaves and gas cooking equipment among others. You can be assured that Saturn Products are energy efficient and will work powerfully when the rush hits. Built for durability and performance, Saturn products are built to last by using high quality materials and state of the art craftsmanship.
| Description | Specification |
|---|---|
| SKU | SA350HLADGXVNAFAMZ |
| Weight | (kg) 1.5 |
| warranty | 2 years |
| wattage | 2000 |


Mr Renan Ferreira is an alumnus of Kent’s Diploma of Website Development course who offered to create this website as a volunteer project. Kent Institute Australia sincerely thanks Renan and acknowledges the amazing contribution he has made to the LEAD program by volunteering his time and skills to make this service available to his fellow students.