{% extends "base.html" %} {% load comments %} {% block meta %} {% endblock %} {% block title %}Malaysia Crime{% endblock %} {% block tababout %}
A little bit over 7 months ago, in March 2009, a friend of mine was robbed in Petaling Jaya. He was attacked and lost a finger. He took a picture of his hand covered in blood and with only four fingers and posted it on Facebook.
It was a shock to me. Not everyday you see a hand with four finger. And some more, covered in blood.
And I realized somewhat deeply, that crimes are no longer somethings we read in the newspaper that happened to people we don't know in places we have never been. Crimes are things that more and more happening to people close to us. And one day it will happen to ourselves, or worse, to our families.
It is a feeling of urgency. Crime is getting out of control. And I wanted people to feel this urgency like I have.
At that time, the only way I know how was to use a map. Because, I think this makes people realized the amount of crimes that are happening near them. That they would not otherwise have known. And that‚ how Malaysia Crime was created.
In short, Malaysia Crime is a website that shows crime reports in Malaysia on a map.
You can pan and zoom the map to explore the crimes in any areas. Clicking on the pin on the map will popup an info window. Clicking on the title (in the info window) will bring you to a page that have full desciption of the crime.
Personally, I want to see Malaysia Crime becoming a catalyst that bring awareness and a sense of urgency about the crime situation in our country. However, I also want to hear from fellow Malaysian, what you want Malaysia Crime to be. Let me know. I can be reached at kegan@kegan.info.


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I want to install a UCSC genome browser on my ubuntu workstation, to integrate and display the genomes , mostly plant genomes, with related annotations and NGS data, e.g. RNA-seq, methylation, SNPs, synteny, genome alignment, and etc.. There are also other genome browsers, but UCSC is my favorite and can meet my needs.
I spent a couple of workdays building from sources and adding custom genomes. The browser is based on mysql and apache which I don't know much about, so It's not surprising I encountered tons of problems. Thank google and other kind people who posted their experiences. I feel sorry that I cannot do the same thing as them, but at least I would like to share some resources and tips.
1) Read the README files in the sources, and follow the instructions. (You'd better understand them.)
2) The wiki site is very helpfull.
3) Other people's experiences. (1 and 2)
4) If top bar is not showing, add the following code in apach2 conf file. (/etc/apache2/apache2.conf on my machine) 5) Mysql loading local file issue in hgLOAD* scripts. I tried different solutions, but only one worked for me. I logged into mysql and run the loading command if the error appears.
6) Stop mysql before rsync mysql files from UCSC server.
7) Most mysql problems were caused by permission settings.


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Embedded Artistry Framework
Embedded Systems C++ Framework
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| void * | realloc (void *ptr, size_t size) |
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| void * | reallocf (void *ptr, size_t size) |
| Reallocates the given area of memory. More... | |
| void* realloc | ( | void * | ptr, |
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Reallocates the given area of memory.
Reallocates the given area of memory. It must be previously allocated by
The reallocation is done by either: 1) expanding or contracting the existing area pointed to by ptr, if possible. The contents of the area remain unchanged up to the lesser of the new and old sizes. If the area is expanded, the contents of the new part of the array are undefined. 2) allocating a new memory block of size size bytes, copying memory area with size equal the lesser of the new and the old sizes, and freeing the old block.
If there is not enough memory, the old memory block is not freed and null pointer is returned. If ptr is NULL, the behavior is the same as calling malloc(size).
| ptr | pointer to the memory area to be reallocated |
| size | new size of the array |
size
is zero (e.g. realloc(ptr,0)
) then returns NULL References free(), malloc(), memcpy(), and NULL.
Referenced by reallocf().
| void* reallocf | ( | void * | ptr, |
| size_t | size | ||
| ) |
Reallocates the given area of memory.
Reallocates the given area of memory. It must be previously allocated by
reallocf is a FreeBSD extension to realloc that frees the input pointer if an error occurrs
This library does not handle the BSD case where realloc(ptr,0)
frees the ptr
| ptr | pointer to the memory area to be reallocated |
| size | new size of the array |
size
is zero (e.g. realloc(ptr,0)
) then returns NULL


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Match-fixing: Spanish court clears 36 players
by Emmanuel OkogbaA Spanish court cleared 36 players of wrongdoing Monday in a high-profile match-fixing case related to a 2011 game between Real Zaragoza and Levante.
The judge dismissed allegations the match had been fixed, citing a lack of evidence, and cleared over 40 people accused of sporting corruption.
Paris Saint-Germain midfielder Ander Herrera, Mexican coach Javier Aguirre, and former Atletico Madrid captain Gabi Fernandez, all at Zaragoza at the time, were among the defendants in a trial that began in September.
The match on the final day of the season was won 2-1 by Zaragoza which spared the club from relegation to the second division.
READ ALSO: Premier League: Three things we learned from Matchweek 16
But it triggered an investigation by Spain’s anti-corruption prosecutors’ office over suspect payments to playing staff and coaches.
Prosecutors suspected Zaragoza deposited 965,000 euros ($1 million) in the bank accounts of some of their players and coaching staff so that they, in turn, could bribe Levante players to deliberately lose the game.
However, at the end of the trial, only ex-Zaragoza president Agapito Iglesias and his former financial director Javier Porquera were convicted of fraud.
They were given 15-month jail terms although are unlikely to face prison as sentences of up to two years are generally not enforced in Spain for first-time offenders in non-violent crimes.
An investigating judge had shelved the long-running probe into the match in 2017 but the case was reopened following an appeal by state prosecutors, the Spanish League and Deportivo La Coruna, the club relegated as a result of Zaragoza’s win.


WITNESS LIST Judiciary Committee May 9, 2005-2:00P SB 436 For: Cobos, David M. (Justices of the Peace & Constables Assoc of Texas) SB 438 For: Cobos, David M. (Justices of the Peace & Constables Assoc of Texas) SB 439 For: Cobos, David M. (Justices of the Peace & Constables Assoc. of Texas) Registering, but not testifying: For: Gonzalez, Daniel (Texas Association of Realtors) Mintz, David (Texas Apartment Association) SB 1189 For: Bacon, April (Travis County Commissioners Court, Travis County District Judges, Travis County Auditor) Registering, but not testifying: For: Rolater, John (Bill Hill, Dallas County Criminal District Attorney) SB 1424 For: Cobos, David M. (Justices of the Peace & Constables Assoc of Texas) SB 1425 For: Cobos, David M. (Justices of the Peace & Constables Assoc of Texas) SB 1620 For: Christian, Norma M. (Self) Conley, Carl C. (Self) Garcia, Lillian E. (Self and Lillian E Garcia Willacy County Resident) Lozano, Gilbert (Willacy Co. Commissioners Court) Pickard, Mrs. Billie C. (Self) Against: Guerra, Juan A. (Self) Registering, but not testifying: For: Christian, John E. (Self) Conley, Mrs. Merle (Self) Loya, Samuel (Self) Martinez, Guadalupe M. (Self) Perez, Esther (Self) Salazar, Erlinda G. (Self) Tamez, Ramiro "Ram" (Self)


Go to the Hard Drop Discord
(https://discord.gg/harddrop),
and type !register [jstris handle] in the #compete channel.
How do I submit my score?
The loser of the match has to type
!winner @mention,
with @mention mentionning the winner.
What kind of matches can I play?
It's up to you! As long as you play jstris
(https://jstris.jezevec10.com/)
and agree with the other player what kind of format you want to play, it's fine!
The base format should be first to 7.
What is the ranking?
The ranking is a number determining your rank.
The higher the better! You win ranking points by winning matches, and lose ranking
points by losing matches.
A highly ranked player will lose a lot of points if they lose against a lower ranked
player; but a low ranked player will win a lot of points if they win against a
highly ranked player!
The more matches you do, the more your ranking will match your actual rank.
I need help! Something's wrong!
Mention @Lady Trucy on the Hard Drop Discord.
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4.10 The repr Module
The repr module provides a version of the built-in repr function,
with limits on most sizes (string lengths, recursion, etc). Example 4-17 shows the module in use.
Example 4-17. Using the repr Module
File: repr-example-1.py
# note: this overrides the built-in 'repr' function
from repr import repr
# an annoyingly recursive data structure
data = (
"X" * 100000,
)
data = [data]
data.append(data)
print repr(data)
[('XXXXXXXXXXXX...XXXXXXXXXXXXX',), [('XXXXXXXXXXXX...XXXXXXXXXX
XXX',), [('XXXXXXXXXXXX...XXXXXXXXXXXXX',), [('XXXXXXXXXXXX...XX
XXXXXXXXXXX',), [('XXXXXXXXXXXX...XXXXXXXXXXXXX',), [(...), [...
]]]]]]]
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A digital Etch-a-Sketch was created by using Visual Hardware Description Language, VHDL, on an FPGA board. The build process, functionality, high-level logic, resulting circuit schematics, and final analyses are documented.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
| Reference | Qty | Part Number | Description |
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| Basys3 | 1 | Basys3 | Digilent Basys3 board |
| Display | 1 | 640x480 LCD Display w/ VGA to FPGA Connector | |
| R1-4 | 4 | 10K Ω 1⁄4-watt resistor | |
| En1-2 | 2 | COM-09117 | 12-step Rotary encoder w/ knob |
| BB1 | 1 | BB-32621 | Sodderless Breadboard |


IDE KEY
Off icon color
On icon color
Save
Options saved successfully.
There ware some errors during save, please try again.


Golden Tribute is a organization created by Shamika Fox,a 9th grade student at Parkway Center City to ensure unity amongst a community of people.
"Growing up as a child, I was very insecure about how dark I was, I didn't like the idea that no one would like me because I was darker. Not realizing that the pigmentation of my skin was a gift from the sun who loved me oh so much. I want to promote self love so that Children everywhere could become comfortable with theirselves and their surroundings. This program enables people to interact with others about personal problems so that they could be heard even when they believe no one else will listen. If I do not promote Black power, self love, encouragment, and unity, who else will? "-Shamika Fox
"I realized that there are common sterotypes about black people; my main goal would be to show that there is more to people of color than the violence, division between economic structures, and how we might carry ourselves. I believe we have more to us, we have the ability to help people, we should be able to come together and show others that we have over come many obstacles, and we will not allow the past to reflect on our future. We will not repeat the cycle, but we will start our own."-Shamika Fox
"We are thed new generation, which means we will have the power and authority, if I don't promote black power who will? It's not to degrade others of their cultural background but to embrace what many lost, to continue the legacy.-Shamika Fox


Devices are external systems to the Uxn code such as the screen, the mouse, the keyboard, etc. There is a maximum of 16 devices, each device has 16 bytes of I/O memory.
An emulator implementation can choose which device to implement or to leave out, these are the suggested addresses and ports of this specific emulator.
| device | i/o | Notes | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0x00 | 0x08 | |||
00 | system | vector* | red* | The system device's vector is automatically set by the emulator and is the first vector that is triggered in a program. |
| green* | ||||
| blue* | ||||
10 | console | vector* | write | The console device's vector is triggered when a message is sent through stdin. |
| read | ||||
20 | screen | vector* | x* | The screen device's vector is triggered 60 times per second, it is typically used to update pixels on the screen. |
| width* | y* | |||
| height* | addr* | |||
| color | ||||
30 40 50 60 | audio | vector* | adsr* | The audio devices' vectors are currently unused. |
| position* | length* | |||
| output | addr* | |||
| volume | ||||
| pitch | ||||
80 | controller | vector* | nil | The controller device's vector is triggered each time a key is pressed or released. |
| button | ||||
| key | ||||
90 | mouse | vector* | nil | The mouse device's vector is triggered each time the mouse moved, or a button was pressed or released. |
| x* | ||||
| y* | ||||
| state | ||||
| wheel | ||||
a0 | file | vector* | name* | The file's vector is currently unused. The reading/writing of a file will set the success short to the length of that data. |
| success* | length* | |||
| offset* | addr(r)* | |||
| addr(w)* | ||||
b0 | datetime | yearh* | refresh | The datetime's vector is currently unused. |
| yearl* | ||||
| dayh* | ||||
| dayl* |
| Buffers | background | 64kb |
|---|---|---|
| foreground | 64kb |
The screen device is made of two overlayed screen buffers that make up the pixels on the screen. The available drawing modes are as follow: single pixel, 1bpp sprite and 2pbb sprite.
Drawing requires setting values to the screen's x*
, y*
and color
, the sprite modes also require an addr*
which points to the sprite data in memory. The color byte defines the layer to draw on, the type of data to draw, and the colors to use.
* * M L D C B A | | | +---- Layer | | | +---- Blend | | +------ Mode | | +------ Blend | +-------- Flipx | +-------- Blend +---------- Flipy +---------- Blend
Sprites are 8x8 tiles, stored in memory as sequences of 8 bytes for a 1bpp sprite, and 16 bytes for a 2bpp sprite. For example, the color byte #21
will paint a 1bpp sprite on the background with the first system color, and #52
will paint a 2bpp sprite on the foreground with the second system color.
| high nibble | low nibble | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0 | bg | single pixel | 0 | 0 | 8 | 0 | 2 | |
| 1 | fg | 1 | 1 | 0 | 9 | 1 | 2 | |
| 2 | bg | 1bpp sprite | 2 | 2 | 0 | a | 2 | |
| 3 | fg | 3 | 3 | 0 | b | 3 | 2 | |
| 4 | bg | 2bpp sprite | 4 | 0 | 1 | c | 0 | 3 |
| 5 | fg | 5 | 1 | d | 1 | 3 | ||
| 6 | 6 | 2 | 1 | e | 2 | 3 | ||
| 7 | 7 | 3 | 1 | f | 3 |
When pitch
is written to any of the audio devices, it starts playing an audio sample from Uxn's memory, pointed to by addr*
and length*
. It loops the sample (unless told not to) until it reaches the end of the ADSR envelope defined by adsr*
.
Several fields contain more than one component:
| ADSR* | Pitch | Volume | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Subfield | Attack | Decay | Sustain | Release | Loop | Note | Left | Right |
| Size (bits) | 4 | 4 | 4 | 4 | 1 | 7 | 4 | 4 |
Each of the ADSR components is measured in 15ths of a second, so writing #ffff
to adsr*
will play a note that lasts for exactly four seconds, with each section of the envelope lasting one second. If adsr*
is #0000
then no envelope will be applied: this is most useful for longer samples that are set to play once by setting the most significant bit of pitch
to 1.
The envelope varies the amplitude as follows: starting at 0%, rising to 100% over the Attack section, falling to 50% over the Decay section, remaining at 50% throughout the Sustain section and finally falling to 0% over the Release section. The envelope is linearly interpolated throughout each section.
The two volume
components set how loudly the next sample will play. #ff
sets maximum volume for both speakers.
When pitch
is written, any sample that is currently playing will be replaced with the sample defined by all the values set in the device. While the sample is playing, the output
byte can be read to find the loudness of the envelope at that moment.
All samples used by the audio devices are mono and unsigned 8-bit (also known as u8), so the space taken up by samples is minimized. The sample rate of the samples depends on length*
:
length* | Sample type | Sample rate |
|---|---|---|
| > 256 | Middle-C pitched sample | 44,100 Hz |
| 2–256 | Single wavelength | Variable |
Long samples are assumed to be already pitched to Middle C and will loop (unless No Loop is 1) until the end of the envelope. To play the sample at the same rate as it was recorded, write the Middle C MIDI note number, #3c
, to pitch
. To play at double or half speed, for example, write an octave higher or lower to pitch
.
The minimum sample size that can be pitched at 44.1 kHz to Middle C with reasonable accuracy is 337 bytes long, which represents two cycles of the 261 Hz wave. The single wavelength mode in Uxn allows much smaller samples to be used, even down to only two bytes for a square wave. In this mode the length of the entire sample is taken to be one cycle of the Middle C note, so the pitch is not heard to vary even if length*
were to change between sample plays.
This button byte works similarly to a NES controller, where there the state of each one of the 8 buttons is stored as a bit in a single byte. The keys byte contains the ascii character that is currently pressed.
0x01 | Ctrl | 0x10 | Up |
0x02 | Alt | 0x20 | Down |
0x04 | Shift | 0x40 | Left |
0x08 | Escape | 0x80 | Right |
The console device is the standard I/O device, it allows for communication between programs on the host computer, or even between instances of Uxn. To send data from one Uxn to another, use the following pattern:
uxnemu orca.rom | uxnemu piano.rom
Learn more about the unix pipe.


::app:: is "pay-what-you-want, including free", even for commercial projects :)
Everything you will create with it will be fully yours: you are free to use these creations as you wish.
If you want to financially support my work, you have various ways to do so:


GETTING STARTED
Client from overseas contacted me about a conference being held in Pristina, Kosovo. I've decided to take a look within this project because it seems interesting.
I've went to do some research about conferences around the world and came up with a Sitemap.
We/I've didn't limit ourselves with just coding conferences, we took examples from medicine/engineering conferences too.
DESIGN
We've done some research for other conferences and came up with a moodboard.
The reason behind this was to not re-invent the wheel, create something that is original, but getting inspired by other conferences.
The logo, design & the branding I got inspired from VS Code, the brackets and the colours palette which I've used for coding.
The city's logo was "The queen on the throne" which when you searched on google about "Mbreteresha ne fron" it shows the symbol of the city, which we used for the main header / as part of the branding to symbolise peace, comfort for Prishtina's citizens.
DESIGN
As soon as I've finalised the brand colours, which was the palette from Black & Purple, it was pretty easy to continue branding it.
I've first started to make some tests with color-blind people (which I'm with green sometimes), if they can see the colour, which we've done some user testing based on the palette.
I've started small with designing the logo, which I've tried many variations.
DESIGN
We came up with this logo which was minimal & clean.
The purple colour symbolises 'Coding', 'Hacking' or 'Cyber', which we've chosen to use for the branding.
Debugging is always a bad thing to encounter, but with these colours it will look entertaining and fun even if it's named debugCon.
DESIGN
As soon as we chosen the final branding style, I've started to develop it with HTML5, CSS3, SASS, GULP.JS, JavaScript & jQuery.
From here, I've decided to use a pattern from www.heropatterns.com
The entire images, icons & loading screen was created with Adobe Illustrator as an SVG.
SVG's were drawn into the website using JavaScript, drawing the path of the SVG when it's outlined.
DESIGN
Badges were necessary to be used in the conference because the speakers, staff, volunteers and guests could meet each other and see their names, and what they liked about.
We've decided to set them into 3 categories: Support, Speaker & Volunteer.
The supporters were the guests who contributed / donated into the debugCon conference.
There were 24 speakers.
DESIGN
The banner was needed to showcase the sponsors, and the debugCon so we've created two, the banner that showcases the sponsors at the bottom and one large one with only the sponsors.
There were many sponsors from:
Gjirafa - www.gjirafa.com
SPRIGS - www.sprigs.com
Universiteti i Prishtines
Inspire11 - www.inspire11.com
Rrota - www.rrota.com
Llatki - www.llatki.com
Celonis - www.celonis.com
Openresearch - www.openresearch.com
DESIGN
Poster was needed to put into some universities to let them know that a coding conference is happening.
The idea was to put inside the UBT University and call for volunteers, and letting the guests know that anyone could go in, so it didn't matter if you were a software developer or not.
CONFERENCE
This is why I love working with real people, real data.
The feedback from the people who attended was awesome, and we've developed it in a way that everyone could see the schedule.


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PROGRAM ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Industry Panel: Friday, 1pm
Students should arrive to the auditorium by 12:45pm, with questions prepared to ask the panel.
Students should arrive to the auditorium by 12:45pm, with questions prepared to ask the panel.
Students may request free tutoring support in general education and program related courses at the Student Academic Center. Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>to reserve a timeslot.
Learn how to register for & utilize our college central netowrk to connect with job and internship opportunities. We’ll also provide you resources to connect with companies in your hometown for summer internships. RSVP by emailing internships@stevenscollege.edu..


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Welcome to Cardano Starter Kit #003!
Where we party like it's
What Can JavaScript Do?
JavaScript can hide HTML elements.
Click Me!


--- layout: article title: Announcing Onslaught! Arena for sale in the Google Chrome Webstore! author: geoff tags: [onslaughtarena] ---
Lost Decade Games is proud to announce its first release: Onslaught!  Built using HTML5 technologies, Onslaught! Arena is now available for sale in the Chrome Webstore via Google Checkout.
Originally created for the Games Inspired by Music contest from Boing Boing, Onslaught! Arena began as a quick two-week project with programming by Geoff Blair, art by Matt Hackett and music/sound effects by Joshua Morse. Over the next few months, Geoff and Matt continued to tweak and improve the game and stuff it full of content, including:
Lost Decade Games was founded by Geoff Blair and Matt Hackett in September of 2010. Combined, Geoff and Matt have over 20 years of programming and design experience. Our goal is to create engaging, fun HTML5 games with a focus on gameplay and strategy.
The Chrome Webstore is "an open market for apps." Released by Google in December of 2010, the webstore enables users to easily discover and install applications built for the web, with the option to pay for premium software via Google Checkout.


Police: Four teens run away after crashing stolen car into tree
by Logan RudeMADISON, Wis. - Police said they received a report of four teens running away from a stolen car after they crashed it into a tree Saturday night Frisch Road.
According to an incident report, the stolen car, an Acura MDX, was driven for a block before the teens abandoned it in the roadway.
The car was stolen Saturday night from a home on Corry Street when the driver left it unlocked with the keys still inside.


© Nicolás Saieh Architect: Gonzalo Mardones Viviani Location: Comuna de Lo Barnechea, Santiago, Chile Constructor: Yon Gallastegui Engineer: Cristián Delporte Lighting: Mónica Pérez Landscape: Karen Oetjen Site Area 2842 sqm Project Area: 841 sqm Project Year: 2011 Photographs: Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh AL’s house is located in Lo Barnechea District at Santiago’s foothills. Its volume locates like a longitudinal bar perpendicular to the street with the double purpose of facing North (Sun and better views) and allowing a big free space for the garden. The proposal consists of a barbeque gridiron – external kitchen at one end of the area in order to embrace the place. elevation As usual in our works, we chose a unique building material, in this case, reinforced concrete and just one finish, which was the organic texture of color from the area’s dry fields. All woodwork, windows, and floors are made of cedar wood. Interiors are entirely white in order to allow the light bounce and multiply architectural light filtering through walls and ceilings. The roof is a relaxation place, resulting in a cedar wood deck that allows a space to be open to surrounding geography. Text provided by Gonzalo Mardones Viviani © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh © Nicolás Saieh second floor plan plan first floor plan elevation elevation elevation elevation section section section


Kia Debuting Mystery Vehicle At LA Auto Show
There are several possibilities about what the company could have on the way.
by Chris BruceKia confirms to Motor1.com that it has a debut for the upcoming Los Angeles Auto Show. Unfortunately, the company isn't revealing the machine's identity to us.
Gallery: Kia Sorento New Spy Photos
Assuming this is a production model and not a never-before-seen concept, the most likely vehicle to unveil is the next-gen Kia Sorrento. Spy shots catch its development from as far back as June 2019, so the vehicle should largely be ready for a debut. Judging by the photos, the new crossover grows in comparison to the current model and wears more chiseled styling along the lines of the larger Telluride. Rumors suggest the vehicle goes on sale for the 2021 model year, which could fit with the timing of an LA Auto Show debut.
Gallery: 2020 Kia K5 (KDM Spec)
Another possibility is that Kia could bring the new Optima to California. Recent official photos fully unveil the South Korean version where the sedan goes by the K5 moniker. Because the company apparently doesn't see a reason to hide the design in the home market, it's possible that an American debut might not be too far away.
Gallery: 2020 Kia Seltos
A final, although perhaps less likely alternative, is Kia bringing the Seltos to LA. Following the debut in India in June 2019, the company claims a North American version is possible. The model features the boxy, tough styling of its other recent CUVs. In foreign markets, the vehicle packs a turbocharged 1.6-liter four-cylinder engine with 175 horsepower (131 kilowatts), naturally aspirated 2.0-liter four-cylinder with 147 hp (110 kW), or turbodiesel 1.6-liter with 134 hp (100 kW).
Kia's Designs Of The Future:
If Kia really wants to surprise us, then there are a few possibilities the company could have in LA. Finally seeing the automaker's pickup would be a bombshell, but it's allegedly not coming until around 2022. Seeing the production version of the Imagine concept would also be startling.
Source: Kia


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Toronto Marathon
Toronto CAN
Web Site: www.torontomarathon.com
Race Winners
(23 runnings)
2:47:17 2:54:50.9 2:52:50.5 2:57:53.8 2:57:46.8 14 Oct 2007
2:21:58.8
2:58:47.0
15 Oct 2006
2:34:10.1
2:47:09.1
16 Oct 2005
2:17:12.2
2:37:17.2
17 Oct 2004
2:16:42.2
2:31:47.3
19 Oct 2003
2:25:55.6
2:55:04.9
20 Oct 2002
2:30:40.0
2:56:13.9
14 Oct 2001
2:22:22.2
2:56:02.9
15 Oct 2000
2:15:17.4
2:59:04.4
17 Oct 1999
2:28:25
2:59:50
18 Oct 1998
2:41:49
3:07:57
19 Oct 1997
2:28:26
2:58:24
20 Oct 1996
2:20:33
2:37:52
15 Oct 1995
2:23:15
2:49:19
Notes: 1995 was the inaugual year. The races from 1995 thru 2002 were known as the Canadian International Marathon.
Organized by Jay Glassman. Course starts in North York and finishes in Toronto.
01 May
2017
2:41:06
Peter Kemboi Chemaoy (KEN)
3:00:30
Michelle Spencer (ON/CAN)
01 May
2016
2:35:54
Bryan Rusche (ON/CAN)
2:56:04
Julie Hamulecki (ON/CAN)
03 May
2015
2:21:53
David LePorho (ON/CAN)
3:00:44
Jutta Merilainen-2
04 May
2014
2:26:25
Brendan Kenny-3
2:55:18
Rachel Sinasac (ON/CAN)
05 May
2013
2:37:30.1
Terry Gehl (ON/CAN)
2:58:21.9
Mylene Sansoucy (PA/CAN)
06 May
2012
2:27:57
Brendan Kenny-2
Jutta Merilainen (ON/CAN)
15 May
2011
2:27:19.2
Brendan Kenny (ON/CAN)
Melissa Begin (TN/USA)
17 Oct
2010
2:23:38.1
Brandon Laan (ON/CAN)
Nathalie Goyer (PQ/CAN)
18 Oct
2009
2:26:08.6
Paul Rugut Kipsang (KEN)
Elizabeth Randell (NY/USA)
19 Oct
2008
2:29:00.0
Daniel Njenga (KEN)
Dawn Richardson (BER)
Charles Bedley (ON/CAN)
Leslie Black (ON/CAN)
Anthony Skuce (BC/CAN)
Nicole Stevenson (CAN)
David Cheruiyot (KEN)
Lyudmila Korchagina (CAN)
Procopio Hernandez (MEX)
Olga Kovpotina (RUS)
Lemi Chengere (ETH)
Angela Batsford (ON/CAN)
Michal Kapral (CAN)
Karen Cowling-2
Jackson Omweri (KEN)
Karen Cowling (CAN)
El Mostafa Damaoui (MAR)
Jennifer Cooper (ON/CAN)
Manuel Salvati (CAN)
Allison McKenzie (CAN)
Nick Tsioros (CAN)
Carolyn Walker (CAN)
Peter Fonseca (CAN)
Gaylene Pridham (CAN)
Paul Mbugua (KEN)
Kim Webb (CAN)
David O'Keefe (NY/USA)
Laura Ruptash (CAN)
Most Wins
(1995-date)
Men
3
Brendan Kenny (ON/CAN)
2011-12,2014
Women
2
Karen Cowling (CAN)
2001-02
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2015 $410 $410 $820 2014 1,140 1,595 2,735 2013 495 n/a 495 2012 1,505 1,760 3,265 2011 1,035 1,035 2,070 .... none none none 2006 1,760 880 2,640 2005 25,560 26,410 51,970 2004 37,360 41,625 78,985 .... none none none 1996 11,470 11,470 22,940 Sums $80,735 $84,185 $165,920
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2004 +6.5 n/c Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2005 n/c 40 2004 285 290 .... 1996 308 238
Quality Performances
Men <2:16 1 <2:17 2 <2:18 6 <2:19 7 <2:20 9 Women <2:32 1 <2:34 1 <2:36 1 <2:38 4 <2:40 4 <2:42 4 <2:44 4 <2:46 4 <2:48 7 <2:50 9
Toronto Waterfront Marathon
Website: www.torontowaterfrontmarathon.com/en/index.htm
Race Winners
(18 runnings)
2:22:42.5 2:22:42.8 2:28:30.4 2:29:05.9 30 Sep 2007
2:09:30.0
2:33:15.7
24 Sep 2006
2:10:14.6
2:34:31.7
25 Sep 2005
2:11:56.5
2:36:30.8
26 Sep 2004
2:14:50.0
2:36:31.9
28 Sep 2003
2:17:50.0
2:36:19.5
15 Sep 2002
2:25:24.5
2:37:56.4
23 Sep 2001
2:45:20.8
3:07:10.1
24 Sep 2000
2:19:41.4
3:08:38.2
Notes: 2000 was the inaugual year. Organized by Alan Brookes (Runner's Choice Promotions). Start/finish at Metro
Hall.
22 Oct
2017
2:06:52
Philemon Rono Cherop-2
(nc)
2:28:20
Marta Megra Lema (ETH)
(nc)
16 Oct
2016
2:08:27
Philemon Rono Cherop (KEN)
(nc)
2:25:18
Demise Shure Ware-2 (nc)
18 Oct
2015
2:09:00.0
Ishmael Busendich Chemtan (KEN)
(nc)
2:23:36.6
Demise Shure Ware (ETH)
(nc)
19 Oct
2014
2:08:15
Laban Korir Kipngetich (KEN)
2:23:15
Mulu Seboka Seyfu-2
20 Oct
2013
2:07:04.8
Deressa Edae Chimsa (ETH)
2:25:12.1
Filomena-Danielle Cheyech (KEN)
14 Oct
2012
2:10:35.8
Sahle Warga Betona (ETH)
2:28:56.6
Mary Davies (NZL)
16 Oct
2011
2:09:50.3
Kenneth Mburu
Mungara-4
Koren Jelela Yal (ETH)
26 Sep
2010
2:07:57.1
Kenneth Mburu
Mungara-3
Sharon Cherop Chemutai (KEN)
27 Sep
2009
2:08:31.9
Kenneth Mburu
Mungara-2
Amane Gobena Gemeda (ETH)
28 Sep
2008
2:11:00.9
Kenneth Mburu Mungara (KEN)
Mulu Seboka Seyfu (ETH)
John Kelai Ekiru (KEN)
Asha Gigi Roba (ETH)
Daniel Rono (KEN)
Malgorzata Sobanska (POL)
Simon Bor Kipruto (KEN)
Anastasia Ndereba (KEN)
Danny Tshidind (COD)
Lyudmila Korchagina (RUS)
Joseph Ndiritu-2
Lyubov Morgunova (RUS)
Stephane Gamache (CAN)
Nicole Stevenson (CAN)
Daniel Howat (CAN)
Leslie Gold (USA)
Joseph Ndiritu (KEN)
Sue Grise (CAN)
(nc)
=> national championship
2017 Trevor
Hofbauer was the national champion (9th
place,2:18:06)
2017 Leslie Sexton was the national champion (5th
place,2:35:47)
2016 Eric Gillis was the national champion (5th
place,2:13:44)
2016 Krista Duchene was the national champion (5th place,2:34:02)
2015 Eric Gillis was the national champion (8th
place,2:11:30.6)
2014 Lanni Marchant was the national champion (5th place,2:28:08.9)
Most Wins
(2000-date)
Men
4
Kenneth Mburu
Mungara (KEN)
2008-11
Women
2
Demise Shure Ware (ETH)
2015-16
Prize Money
(ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 2017 $94,595 $57,415 $152,010 2016 54,575 56,575 111,150 2015 53,640 56,890 110,530 2014 58,970 58,030 117,000 2013 98,150 94,745 192,895 2012 64,340 67,205 131,545 2011 68,015 97,020 165,035 2010 97,380 91,535 188,915 2009 80,055 57,180 137,235 2008 62,115 57,930 120,045 2007 79,115 40,070 119,185 2006 49,680 35,240 84,920 2005 29,500 26,105 55,605 2004 15,570 14,235 29,805 Sums $905,700 $810,175 $1,715,875
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 2016 n/c +0.5 2015 -1.3 -4.6 2014 +0.3 -2.0 2013 -2.2 -4.8 2012 n/c -3.2 2011 -1.7 -0.6 2010 -4.1 -1.5 2009 -0.3 -1.8 2008 +2.3 +0.9 2007 -3.2 +3.4 2006 +2.5 n/c 2005 +4.3 n/c Avgs -0.3 -1.4 Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 2017<PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER><PHONE_NUMBER> 298 n/c 2003 81 n/c
Quality Performances
Men <2:07 1 <2:08 3 <2:09 14 <2:10 28 <2:11 42 <2:12 60 <2:13 71 <2:14 78 <2:15 86 <2:16 99 <2:17 112 <2:18 125 <2:19 138 <2:20 147 Women <2:24 7 <2:26 12 <2:28 20 <2:30 36 <2:32 45 <2:34 57 <2:36 72 <2:38 82 <2:40 90 <2:42 102 <2:44 113 <2:46 121 <2:48 128 <2:50 144
Shoppers Drug Mart Toronto Marathon
Race Winners
(16 runnings)
07 May 1995
2:11:34
2:35:35
15 May 1994
2:16:07
2:32:49
1993
---
---
04 Oct 1992
2:10:06
2:31:33
06 Oct 1991
2:18:04
2:35:28
09 Sep 1990
2:15:27
2:39:56
1989
---
---
25 Sep 1988
2:16:05
2:40:39
04 Oct 1987
2:17:41.1
2:46:03
28 Sep 1986
2:19:53a
2:46:40a
29 Sep 1985
2:20:37
2:50:04
30 Sep 1984
2:12:32
2:42:05
02 Oct 1983
2:15:16
2:36:07
03 Oct 1982
2:14:50
2:47:27
04 Oct 1981
2:13:26
2:41:04
05 Oct 1980
2:14:47
2:58:33
07 Oct 1979
2:16:53.8
2:49:47
08 Oct 1978
2:17:26.4a
3:15:09a
Note: 1978 was the inaugural year. This race had a checkered history. For 1978-1982,
the race was known as the Labatt's Toronto Marathon; for 1984-1985 it was known as the Miller High Life Toronto
Marathon; for 1986-1988 it was known as the Metro Toronto Marathon, and from 1991 thru 1995, it was known as the
Shoppers Drug Mart Marathon. The race was not run in 1989 due to lack of a sponsor; an alternate marathon known
as the Pepsi Run Against Drig Abuse Marathon was held in North York on 29 Oct 1989 (results unknown). No race was
held in 1993 due to the change to a May date. Organized by the Ontario Track & Field Association (John Craig
with some help from Alan Brookes).
Peter Fonseca (CAN)
Carole Rouillard-4
Peter Maher (CAN)
Carole Rouillard-3
not held
not held
Steve Jones (WAL)
Carole Rouillard-2
Christian Bloor (USA)
Carole Rouillard (CAN)
Carey Nelson (CAN)
Lisa Presedo (CAN)
not held
not held
Isamu Sennai (JPN)
Susan Stone (CAN)
Mike Dyon (CAN) (nc)
Marjorie Stewart (CAN) (nc)
Richard Mannen (CAN)
Maija Vuorinen (FIN)
Peter Butler (CAN)
Sharon Crawford (CAN)
Kevin Forster (ENG)
Anne Hird (USA)
Benji Durden (GA/USA)
Carey May (IRL)
Peter Quance (CAN)
Kathy Ricica (CAN)
Kevin Ryan (NZL)
Jennifer White (USA)
Bill Rodgers (MA/USA)
Wendy Cecil-Stuart (CAN)
Dave Cannon (ENG)
Patricia Donagmey (CAN)
Tom Fleming (USA)
Katherine Tanner (CAN)
(nc) => national championship
Most Wins (1995-date)
Men
No man has won more than once.
Women
4
Carole Rouillard (CAN)
1991-92,1994-95
Prize Money (ADR qualified runners)
Year Men Women Total 1995 $33,930 $32,560 $66,490 1994 39,070 39,070 78,140 1992 48,100 40,700 88,800 1991 26,800 28,550 55,350 1990 27,455 26,595 54,050 .... 1987 10,350 10,350 20,700 .... 1985 3,600 3,600 7,200 1984 14,625 8,325 22,950 1983 13,050 9,675 22,725 1982 900 n/a 900 1981 2,475 1,575 4,050 Sums $220,355 $201,000 $421,355
Race Time Bias (sec/km)
Year Men Women 1995a -1.0 +1.8 1994 n/c +2.3 1992 -2.0 -1.5 .... 1983 +1.5 n/c Avgs -0.5 +0.8
Competitive Level (1990-date)
Year Men Women 1995 559 n/c 1994 n/c 379 .... 1992 311 530
Quality Performances
Men <2:11 1 <2:12 3 <2:13 5 <2:14 8 <2:15 14 <2:16 17 <2:17 25 <2:18 36 <2:19 47 <2:20 52 Women <2:32 1 <2:34 3 <2:36 7 <2:38 10 <2:40 16 <2:42 25 <2:44 30 <2:46 33 <2:48 43 <2:50 49
Boardwalk Marathon
Race Winners
(9 runnings)
15 Sep 1974
---
---
16 Sep 1973
2:43:18
24 Sep 1972
2:30:23
3:46:21
26 Sep 1971
2:31:40
3:53:20
1970
2:40:25
1969
---
1968
---
24 Sep 1967
2:32:18.4 02 Oct 1966
3:27:02
Notes: 1966 was the inaugural year.
n/a
n/a
Orville Atkins (CA/USA)
.
John Cliff-2
Denise McLeod (CAN)
John Cliff
Liesje Mulder (age 17)
Lorne Buck (CAN)
n/a
n/a
Ron Wallingford (ON/CAN)
Ray Atance (CAN)
Gladstone AC Championships Marathon
Race Winners
(19 runnings)
1962
---
07 Mar 1965
3:30:47
18 Oct 1964
3:20:21
24 Nov 1963
3:34:07.4
1962
---
1961
---
1960
---
1959
---
1958
---
1957
---
1956
---
1955
---
1954
---
1953
---
1952
---
1951
---
1950
---
09 Jul 1949
2:48:48
Notes: The inaugural year is believed to be 1949. The 1964 and 1965 races had four finishers each,
the 1967 race had three finishers..
12 Mar
1967
3:43:50
Edward Vivancos (CAN)
n/a
Herb Riechert-2
Ray Atance (CAN)
Herb Riechert (CAN)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Paul Collins (CAN)
Toronto Police Games Marathon
Race Winners
(10 runnings)
11 Aug 1979
2:31:08
3:12:47 05 Aug 1978
2:29:36
3:07:00
06 Aug 1977
2:26:11
3:06:09 1976
---
---
26
Jul 1975
2:22:19
27
Jul 1974
2:27:01
21
Jul 1973
2:41:18.2
1972
2:30:54
24 Jul 1971
2:30:48.0 25 Jul 1970
2:32:23
Notes: 1970 was the inaugural year.
Robert Moore (CAN)
Elaine Janes (ON/CAN)
Ron Flint (CAN)
Margaret Copeland (CAN)
Jack Friel (CAN)
Susan Kahler (MY/USA)
n/a
n/a
Wayne Yetman (CAN)
Arthur Wilson (CAN)
Dan Anderson (ON/CAN)
Bob Knuckey (CAN)
Gerald Teal (ON/CAN)
Ron Wallingford (ON/CAN)
Canada Day Marathon
Race Winners
(4 runnings)
01 Jul 1974
---
---
01 Jul 1973
n/a
4:33:15
01 Jul 1972
2:37:47
4:14:50
01 Jul 1971
2:40:38
3:45:30
Canadian
National Exibition Marathon Race Winners
(3 runnings)
23
Aug
1970
2:16:23.8
20
Aug
1969
2:15:41
17 Aug 1968
3:21:39 3:58:45
Notes: 1971 was the inaugural year. Also known as the Eastern Canadian Marathon. In 1973, Viney was misdirected
near the finish and ran short but awarded the win anyway.
n/a
n/a
Dave Viney
Judy Mazdan-2
Lorne Buck (CAN)
Judy Mazdan (52,CAN)
John Mowatt (CAN)
Cathy Scharge
Notes: 1968 is believed to have been the inaugural year. The 1968
race was known as the RRC of Canada Summer Marathon.
Jack Foster (NZL)
Jeff Julian (NZL)
Jack Switzer (ON/CAN)
Jane Sheets (PA/USA)
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WILD WEST A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 6.5
Date Released: varies Running Length: 1:25 Rated: NR (Violence, severed body parts, language)
Starring: Naveen Andrews, Sarita Choudhury, Ronny Jhutti, Ravi Kapoor, Ameet Chana Director: David Attwood Producer: Eric Fellner Screenplay: Harwant Bains Released by the Samuel Goldwyn Company
WILD WEST has nothing to do with the old American frontier. Rather, it is a sort of Pakistani version of THE COMMITMENTS, with the focus of the band being country/western music rather than R&B.
Zaf (Naveen Andrews) is the leader of the Honky Tonk Cowboys, an all- Pakistani country music band that plays wherever it can get a gig in London's Southall district. Away from the stage, Zaf and his brothers (Kay, played by Ronny Jhutti, and Ali, played by Ravi Kapoor) are what the well-respected members of the community call "a wild bunch", getting their kicks from stealing police cars and other sorts of "harmless" mischief. Zaf's soul is his music, however, and he finds new life--and a lead singer--when he meets Rifat (Sarita Choudhury), the abused wife of a West London cabbie.
WILD WEST is a culture clash movie with a twist. This time, it's not Pakistanis trying to fit in with whites, but Pakistanis trying to be accepted as country/western musicians. The film has the good sense to approach this issue--not to mention several others--with a fair dose of humor, so while the point is made, it's accomplished without a sermon. This is a lighthearted romp, not a lugubrious piece of moralizing.
Director David Attwood has managed to infuse his entire film with energy and zest--not only the characters, but the story itself. If the pacing is occasionally erratic, it's because Attwood rarely slows down, and when he does (usually for a moment of straight drama--such as the scenes where Zaf's mother talks to him about going to Pakistan), the audience feels the lull.
Occasionally, the film is a little too obvious. Attwood creates a number of intentional stereotypes, but these don't always work. The "typical American" record producers are an example.  Rifat's abusive husband is another case of a character that never clicks.
WILD WEST never attains the flair of THE COMMITMENTS. In the first place, the music isn't as good or as all-pervasive. Additionally, Attwood's film is never that concerned about burrowing under the characters' skins. WILD WEST isn't shallow, but it glosses over numerous issues to preserve the light tone. This could have easily become a dark, brooding motion picture.
All the performers are likeable. The best known of these, Sarita Choudhury (of MISSISSIPPI MASALA), is the most agreeable on-screen presence. Naveen Andrews shows good range as Zaf, and seems perfectly at home in a cowboy hat and jacket. Ameet Chana, who plays the Honky Tonk Cowboys' manager, gives an occasionally-hilarious over-the-top performance, seizing on every Americanism and cliche he can find.
WILD WEST works because of its reckless spirit. The message about people's intolerance of diversity comes across all the more clearly because it isn't shrouded in long speeches and mournful testimonials. David Attwood has chosen his medium well for WILD WEST to become something with a little more substance than a typical farce.
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| {% trans "Deadline for Submission" %} | {{ meeting.deadline|date:'d.m.Y' }} | |
| {% trans "Deadline for Thesis Submission" %} | {{ meeting.deadline_diplomathesis|date:'d.m.Y' }} | |
| {% trans "Expedited Reviewer Invitations" %}: |
{{ meeting.deadline_expedited_review|date:'d.m.Y'|default:'-' }}
{% if meeting.deadline_expedited_review %}
{% url 'ecs.meetings.views.send_expedited_reviewer_invitations' meeting_pk=meeting.pk as url %}
{% trans 'Send Invitations' %}
{% endif %}
{% if meeting.expedited_reviewer_invitation_sent_at %}
{% trans 'Last sent' %}:
{{ meeting.expedited_reviewer_invitation_sent_at|date:'d.m.Y H:i' }}
{% endif %}
|
|
| {% trans "Status" %} | {% if meeting.started and meeting.ended %} {% trans "Ended" %} {% else %}{% if meeting.started %} {% trans "Started" %} {% else %} {% trans "New" %} {% endif %} {% endif %} | |
| {% trans "Started at" %} | {{ meeting.started|date:'d.m.Y H:i' }} | |
| {% trans "Ended at" %} | {{ meeting.ended|date:'d.m.Y H:i' }} | |
| {% trans "Timetable" %} |
{% trans "Agenda PDF" %}
{% trans "Timetable PDF" %}
{% if user|is_member_of:'EC-Office' %}
{% url 'ecs.meetings.views.send_agenda_to_board' meeting_pk=meeting.pk as url %}
{% trans "Send agenda" %}
{% if meeting.agenda_sent_at %}
{% trans 'Last sent' %}:
{{ meeting.agenda_sent_at|date:'d.m.Y H:i' }}
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
|
|
| {% trans "Protocol" %} |
{% if meeting.protocol_id %}
{% trans 'Download PDF' %}
{% elif meeting.protocol_rendering_started_at %}
{% trans 'PDF is being rendered' %}
{% else %}
{% trans "Render PDF" %}
{% endif %}
{% if meeting.protocol_sent_at %}
{% trans 'Sent at' %}
{{ meeting.protocol_sent_at|date:'d.m.Y H:i' }}
{% elif meeting.protocol_id %}
{% trans "Discard and rerender PDF" %}
{% if user|is_member_of:'EC-Office' and meeting.ended %}
{% url 'ecs.meetings.views.send_protocol' meeting_pk=meeting.pk as url %}
{% trans 'Send protocol' %}
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
|
{% with amg_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with mpg_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with amg_mpg_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with not_amg_and_not_mpg_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with retrospective_thesis_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with expedited_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with localec_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with dissertation_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with diploma_thesis_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with amg_multi_main_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with billable_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with b3_examined_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% with b3_not_examined_submissions as submissions %}{% include 'submissions/compact_list.html' %}{% endwith %}
{% for amendment in substantial_amendments %} {% with submission=amendment.get_submission %} {% if user.profile.is_internal %} {{ submission.get_ec_number_display }} {% if not forloop.last %}, {% endif %} {% else %} {{ submission.get_ec_number_display }}{% if not forloop.last %}, {% endif %} {% endif %} {% endwith %} {% endfor %}


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| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| selectWindow | null | |
| type | id=label | Focus on Kids Too! |
| clickAndWait | id=submit | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-RO_0002353 > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyTextNotPresent | Select an existing Process for Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyTextPresent | If you don't find the appropriate entry on the selection list above: | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| clickAndWait | link=Cancel | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-RO_0002353 > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| select | id=objectVar | label=Focus on Kids! (Conference) |
| clickAndWait | id=submit | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-citedBy > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyTextPresent | Select an existing document for Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyTextPresent | If you don't find the appropriate entry on the selection list above: | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| clickAndWait | link=Cancel | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-citedBy > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyTextPresent | Select an existing document for Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyTextPresent | If you don't find the appropriate entry on the selection list above: | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| select | id=typeOfNew | label=Academic Article (bibo) |
| clickAndWait | id=offerCreate | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyTextPresent | Create "cited by" entry for Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| type | id=label | Kids Today |
| clickAndWait | id=submit | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-cites > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| verifyTextPresent | Select an existing document for Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyTextPresent | If you don't find the appropriate entry on the selection list above: | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Cancel | |
| select | id=typeOfNew | label=Academic Article (bibo) |
| clickAndWait | id=offerCreate | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| type | id=label | Kids of the 21st Century |
| clickAndWait | id=submit | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| clickAndWait | css=a.add-cites > img.add-individual | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| select | id=typeOfNew | label=Academic Article (bibo) |
| clickAndWait | id=offerCreate | |
| assertTitle | Edit | |
| type | id=label | Children Today |
| clickAndWait | id=submit | |
| assertTitle | Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Company Homepage | |
| click | //div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[12] | |
| verifyTextPresent | This is a chapter in a book that provides various professional viewpoints as to the impact of Nintendo usage on kids. | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Furter, Frank | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Mouse, Minnie | |
| verifyElementPresent | css=a[title="editor name"] | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=published | |
| verifyTextPresent | 2009 | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Marcel Dekker | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Child Development | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Kids Now Conference Proceedings | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Nintendo: Good or Bad for Kids? | |
| verifyTextPresent | 15 | |
| verifyTextPresent | Mouse, Minnie Person | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Mouse, Minnie | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Raising Children in the 21st Century | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=United States of America | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Focus on Kids Project | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Focus on Kids! | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Focus on Kids Too! | |
| verifyElementPresent | css=#presentedAt-Event-List > li > a[title="name"] | |
| verifyElementPresent | css=#RO_0002353-BFO_0000015-List > li > a[title="name"] | |
| verifyTextPresent | Children | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Kids Today | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Children Today | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Kids of the 21st Century | |
| verifyTextPresent | 1234-5678-90 | |
| verifyTextPresent | 123456789 | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=99 | |
| verifyTextPresent | 22 | |
| verifyTextPresent | 123 | |
| verifyTextPresent | 144 | |
| verifyTextPresent | 1 | |
| verifyTextPresent | New York | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Nintendo: Good or Bad for Kids? | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Kids Now Conference Proceedings | |
| clickAndWait | link=Index | |
| verifyTextPresent | people | |
| verifyTextPresent | Faculty Member (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Person (2) | |
| verifyTextPresent | activities | |
| verifyTextPresent | Service (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | events | |
| verifyTextPresent | Competition (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Conference (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Event (2) | |
| verifyTextPresent | organizations | |
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| verifyTextPresent | Publisher (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | research | |
| verifyTextPresent | Academic Article (3) | |
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| verifyTextPresent | Book (2) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Chapter (2) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Concept (1) | |
| verifyTextPresent | Global Citation Count (1) | |
| clickAndWait | link=Index | |
| clickAndWait | link=Faculty Member | |
| assertTitle | Faculty Member | |
| clickAndWait | link=Furter, Frank | |
| assertTitle | Furter, Frank | |
| click | //div[@id='wrapper-content']/ul/li[4] | |
| pause | 5000 | |
| verifyTextPresent | chapter | |
| verifyElementPresent | link=Nintendo O.K. for Kids | |
| verifyTextPresent | Nintendo O.K. for Kids. Raising Children in the 21st Century. Ed. Mouse, Minnie. New York: Marcel Dekker. 123-144. 2009 | |
| clickAndWait | link=Home | |
| clickAndWait | link=Log out | |
| assertTitle | VIVO |


WELCOME TO MY-HUB
Below is an example set up of how my information in github has been displayed.Lets see;
MY INFORMATION
Name:{{user.name}}
Location:{{user.location}}
Followers:{{user.followers}}
Following:{{user.following}}
Public_repos:{{user.public_repos}}


Atom and other things
Monday Jun 29, 2015
I've been trying to use Atom as my defacto text editor for the past few days and I found a few things I thought I'd share with you. If you are considering switching text editors (which if you are reading this you are), then I can recommend Atom 1.0. For one thing the version control support is on point. If you make a change to a file that is already tracked by git then Atom gives you an indication of whether that change has been saved, staged, or commited. This is done by color coding the file(s) in question.
This of course depends on the theme you are using. Atom is also a web based text editor and open source. Atom supoprts all major programming languages, it also support Git markdown, commit, and rebase message. This is actually no suprise since the whole idea for this text editor came from the GitHub community. However none of theses things are the real reason I am writing this post.
for me the biggest draw to using git other then the cost (FREE!!!) is that it is easily extentable. there is a huge community built around make Atom an amazing product. and there are a few packages I think you can't do without. Script, and AtomPair, like I said i've been trying to make Atom my exclusive text editor so right now the list is short.
Script is a package for runnning the code you write. it's like a complier for your text editor. and AtomPair is for collaboration. if you are a programmar or hope to one day be a programmer these are to thing you use very often.


Import ff4j-spring-boot-starter dependency in your microservices to get the web console and rest api working immediately. (To be used for the backend app. Now compliant with Spring Boot 2x: 👉 SAMPLES
1.a - Using DOCKER
If you already have Docker install on your machine you can simply run the demo with the command below, it should start at http://localhost:8080. 🤘
docker run -p 8080:8080 ff4j/ff4j-sample-springboot2x:1.8.5
git clone https://github.com/ff4j/ff4j-samples.git cd spring-boot-2x/ff4j-sample-springboot2x mvn spring-boot:run
As FF4j provides REST-API and a web console we may want to create a web application to get the most of this tutorial. We will use Spring-Boot but the same steps could be adapted for application.
You can create your project in multiple ways using your IDE or a maven archetype. For this tutorial we will use the website https://start.spring.io/ entering some package name, project name and adding the Spring WEB module and then click GENERATE to download the app.
<dependency> <groupId>org.ff4j</groupId> <artifactId>ff4j-spring-boot-starter</artifactId> <version>${ff4j.version}</version> </dependency> <dependency> <groupId>org.ff4j</groupId> <artifactId>ff4j-web</artifactId> <scope>test</scope> <version>${ff4j.version}</version> </dependency>
<properties> <ff4j.version>...</ff4j.version> </properties>
2.c - Define FF4j Object
With the Spring framework we use the annotations @Configuration and @Bean to define our FF4j object. FeatureStore, PropertyStore and EventRepository are all initialized with in-memory implementations by default.At the FF4j level exist some flags to enable features like audit or feature autocreation (default behaviour is throwing FeatureNotFoundException)
import org.ff4j.FF4j; import org.ff4j.audit.repository.InMemoryEventRepository; import org.ff4j.property.store.InMemoryPropertyStore; import org.ff4j.store.InMemoryFeatureStore; import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean; import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration; @Configuration public class FF4jConfig { @Bean public FF4j getFF4j() { FF4j ff4j = new FF4j(); /* * Implementation of each store. Here this is boiler plate as if nothing * is specified the inmemory is used. Those are really the one that will * change depending on your technology. */ ff4j.setFeatureStore(new InMemoryFeatureStore()); ff4j.setPropertiesStore(new InMemoryPropertyStore()); ff4j.setEventRepository(new InMemoryEventRepository()); // Enabling audit and monitoring, default value is false ff4j.audit(true); // When evaluting not existing features, ff4j will create then but disabled ff4j.autoCreate(true); // To define RBAC access, the application must have a logged user //ff4j.setAuthManager(...); // To define a cacher layer to relax the DB, multiple implementations //ff4j.cache([a cache Manager]); return ff4j; } }
2.d - Expose the Web Console
Exposing the web console is only relevant for backend applications (probably centralized) and not in each component using ff4j. Even you secure with user/password, there is not point to open that breach. That been said, let's do it.
@Configuration // Enable the REST API documentation @EnableFF4jSwagger // The class should be on classpath : FF4jDispatcherServlet @ConditionalOnClass({FF4jDispatcherServlet.class}) // Setup FF4j first, not is required @AutoConfigureAfter(FF4jConfig.class) public class FF4jWebConsoleConfiguration extends SpringBootServletInitializer { @Bean @ConditionalOnMissingBean public FF4jDispatcherServlet defineFF4jServlet(FF4j ff4j) { FF4jDispatcherServlet ff4jConsoleServlet = new FF4jDispatcherServlet(); ff4jConsoleServlet.setFf4j(ff4j); return ff4jConsoleServlet; } @Bean @SuppressWarnings({"rawtypes","unchecked"}) public ServletRegistrationBean registerFF4jServlet(FF4jDispatcherServlet ff4jDispatcherServlet) { return new ServletRegistrationBean(ff4jDispatcherServlet, "/ff4j-web-console/*"); } }
2.e - Define a sample controller
With the previous steps you do have a working sample but no features or properties to play with. In the demo we added a rest controller mapped to root path /. In the one we define 3 features (showWebConsoleURL, showRestApiURL, showUserName) and 1 property (username).
@RestController @RequestMapping("/") public class HomeController { private static final Logger LOGGER = LoggerFactory.getLogger(HomeController.class); private static final String FEATURE_SHOW_WEBCONSOLE = "showWebConsoleURL"; private static final String FEATURE_SHOW_REST_API = "showRestApiURL"; private static final String FEATURE_SHOW_USERNAME = "showUserName"; private static final String PROPERTY_USERNAME = "username"; @Autowired public FF4j ff4j; @PostConstruct public void populateDummyFeatureForMySample() { if (!ff4j.exist(FEATURE_SHOW_WEBCONSOLE)) { ff4j.createFeature(new Feature(FEATURE_SHOW_WEBCONSOLE, true)); } if (!ff4j.exist(FEATURE_SHOW_REST_API)) { ff4j.createFeature(new Feature(FEATURE_SHOW_REST_API, true)); } if (!ff4j.exist(FEATURE_SHOW_USERNAME)) { ff4j.createFeature(new Feature(FEATURE_SHOW_USERNAME, true)); } if (!ff4j.getPropertiesStore().existProperty(PROPERTY_USERNAME)) { ff4j.createProperty(new PropertyString(PROPERTY_USERNAME, "cedrick")); } LOGGER.info(" + Features and properties have been created for the sample."); }
@RequestMapping(value = "/", method = RequestMethod.GET, produces = "text/html") public String get() { LOGGER.info(" + Rendering home page..."); StringBuilder htmlPage = new StringBuilder("
"); htmlPage.append("
This is home page.
"); htmlPage.append("
Displaying the links below is driven by features in FF4j." + "If you disable the feature " + "the link will disapear (but the servlet will still response, " + "this is just a trick to illustrate " + "response in the UI)
"); htmlPage.append("
List of resources for you :" + "

"); if (ff4j.check(FEATURE_SHOW_WEBCONSOLE)) { htmlPage.append("
 To access the To access the REST API " + "please go to ff4j-rest-api "); } if (ff4j.check(FEATURE_SHOW_USERNAME)) { if (ff4j.getPropertiesStore().existProperty(PROPERTY_USERNAME)) { htmlPage.append("
 " + PROPERTY_USERNAME + " value is "); htmlPage.append(""); htmlPage.append(ff4j.getPropertiesStore().readProperty(PROPERTY_USERNAME).asString()); htmlPage.append(""); } else { htmlPage.append("
 " + PROPERTY_USERNAME + " does not exist."); } } htmlPage.append("
"); return htmlPage.toString(); }
Feature branches lead to conflict during merges. Use trunk-based-developpement to toggle-off unfinished code when develop continously.
Avoid clusters nodes inconsistency during deployment and deliver new features desactivated. Toggle "ON"" when all nodes are up-to-date and ready.
Do not create dedicated infrastructure to qualify new features. Open them for subset of beta-testers and directly into production environments.
Measure performance impacts of new features. Activate them dynamically on a defined ratio of incoming requests and observe system responses.
Tune and protect your system of heavy loads: focus on high business value requests and discard others dynamically (clients vs prospects, carts contents..).
Avoid annoying frequent deployments and downloads of mobile applications by providing empty shelf: request expected active features to YOUR servers.
Toggling is not only technical. Define your own rules and evaluate features based on business requirements like office hours, user profiles...
Split A and B populations using a business toggle. Measure business impacts not only with CRM but also hitcounts of very same framework.
Implement the circuit breaker pattern with a dedicated strategy and custom rules allowing to toggle off proactively not available features.


@import models.Inquiries @import play.api.Environment @(inquiryList: List[Inquiries], env: play.api.Environment, user: models.users.User) @main("Inquiries", user){
| Full Name | Email Address | Phone Number | Inquiry | Delete |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| @Inquiries.getFullName | @Inquiries.getEmail | @Inquiries.getPhoneNumber | @Inquiries.getInquiry |


The following link will transport you to a guide with a number of tips for your setup. This document will be live updated in the coming days, so be sure to check back often for new information.
Instructional Video Kit Guide


| DOSE: T+ 0:00 |
80 mg |
oral |
AMT |
(powder / crystals) |
| T+ 2:00 |
1 cig. |
smoked |
Cannabis |
(plant material) |
Well, this was interesting...
A friend and I, R, decided to eat approx 80mg apiece of AMT.  R has taken acid many times, I unfortuately have never been able to get any after numerous tries. I have Dexed (DXM) several times before, and always had good trips. I consider my self to be very open to all tripping, and have never had a bad trip on anything. R feels the same way, so we both figured we were in for a night of fun.
T+0.00 R ate her dose. I had done a small ammount the night before, and had some nice rolling effects, but nothing special. We decide to go for a walk.
T+0.25 We stop in the store on campus to use the restrooms and get some gummy worms. At this point she was beginning to feel the slightest comeon, so we decided to get some chewy things.
T+0.30 Back at the dorm room, R decides she would like someone to trip with, so she coaxes me into eating ~80 mg. I do so with no problem, and we decide to go for another walk.
T+1.00 R is starting to have fun, I am feeling a little bit of nausea because I ate quite a bit of AMT with no cannabis. However, i hold it down and things start to get a little more interesting.
T+1.15 Back at the dorm, I am beginning to feel much better. We decide to walk to the store for ciggs and gum.
T+1.45 Sitting on the back porch of the dorm, R happens to ask a dude for a black and mild. He says he can get one, and asks if we smoke. We said sure, and I bought a 3g sack off him. We proceeded to go back to the dorm to roll a joint, then realizing that the dude had sold us some really fresh, clean, good cannabis.
T+2.00 We are sitting on campus, smoking a joint, without a care in the world. People pass us by and we keep smoking without a second glance. After the joint, AMT started to kick in kinda hard.  Her parents had to come get her, and we had a good time chilling and talking in the grass while they were on the way over. I met her parents and talked to them for a while, they thought i was a really nice guy.
This is where time began to lose all meaning, so I wont concentrate on that anymore. I went back up to my room, and having no one to trip with, decided to wander around campus, smoke, and look at things. When I'm tripping, everything happens to my advantage, it is all at my disposal, so i just walked around and had a good time.
After a while, i sat down on a bench to stare at a building.  That is a proud display in itself. I was having the most amazingly beautiful visuals, but that was not the best part. The insane clear headed internal dialogue that kept telling me the secrets of the world was the best part. The sheer magnitude of the psychedelic experience i had at that moment was the most intense feeling that i have ever had.
I should also note that i am a premed major with a pharmacology minor, so i do know my chemicals and exactly what they do to the body. On top of that, i can also know how to treat someone based on their reaction to the drug, as i have worked on an ambulance and know all the proper procedure. Should you ever get into trouble with any drug, immediately call 911. I think that is always the best thing to do. That aside, the setting that R and I were in was particularly safe, and with two experienced trippers we had a blast. I wouldnt suggest AMT to anyone looking for a roll, or something fun, because thats now what it is all about.
So please dont mess around.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


▶ Focus on the nature of your needs - sometimes we want something today, because it was pleasant yesterday, not because we really need it today. Check your real needs and become free of clutter in your life
▶ Train your mind - we must observe every shadow, light, thought, sense and we must be constantly looking around as we go forward. We might observe how we act and react and how we can handle and deal with various situations.
The goal of yoga is to encourage us to be a litte better than we were before. We become better by making an effort and practicing patience. When we do this we will not see ourselves as beset by so many problems. Our efforts may change in intensity, but over a period of time we will gradually experience progress. We must actively seize every opportunity that helps us to progress.
is one of this 'easy' pose with which I have the biggest problem. I remember it was always my nightmare when all my friends could just squat with the feet together and sit like that for hours and I was there like falling back on my booty. Long time I couldn't even sit like the 🐸 frog. Now it's better, I could finally do a frog without falling but it's still a lot of work to do on hipbones rotation, calves and ankles stretch and strenght. Don't be shy about your weaknesses. Work hard to improve!
#yoga #asanas #practice
- Yes, a little change is very important. The mind grows so used to things that our action quickly falls into habits (samskāras). We can never experience our real nature if we do not expose ourselves to change. That is why we must test ourselves by doing something completely different.
~ T.K.V Desikachar
Desikachar's father - Krishnamaharya lived over 100 years and was giving his last yoga class just 6 weeks before he passed away.
Amazing!
Yoga teaches resistance if a person follows the conscious observation of his breath and body during asana practice. As the mind awakes awareness and alertness without the force, a person is ready to control the reactions inside him.
National Revolutionary Martyrs' Shrine, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
#yoga #travel #backbend


Talent management is a process that helps build sustained excellence in the leadership within the organization. For talent management to be effective, employees must be placed in the positions that optimize their skills and goals. The aim is for everyone to reach and exceed their potential, while developing experiences.
The Community Management Office believes that Talent Management:
If you are looking to staff a CIO or an Executive position in the digital community, we are happy to assist in your search with the Referral Process!
Each December, we solicit and gather a list of candidates, submitted by Human Resources Advisors, CIOs and/or ADMs from many organizations, at the EX-01 to the EX-03 levels who are ready for Potential interdepartmental opportunities and/or promotions. These roundtable discussions are called EXposition.
Similarly, we undertake this same process for those at the EX equivalent and EX minus one level in June. This is known as EXtend EXposition.
The Digital Community Mentorship Program was created to promote a more diverse and representative group of senior executives for digital leadership
in the Government of Canada
We offer networking activities to all referred candidates. These activities can be organized by the Talent Management team or other partners.
Learning and Development is the expertise of many organizations such as the Public Service Commission and the Canada School of Public Service, and associations like Developing Professionalism in Informatics (DPI) and Association of Professional Executives in the Public Service of Canada (APEX).
Please find their web pages below for further reading.