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When I graduated from college, I thought I understood what it meant to develop software in the real world. It required process. It required troubleshooting. It required quality. However, to me, process meant waterfall. Troubleshooting meant trying a few things and then asking for help. Quality meant manual testing.
Agile methods were not unheard of when I graduated in 2001. My professors noted that iterative development was better than waterfall; they just only taught waterfall.  (We peppered our code with print statements.) Kent Beck had written the JUnit framework 4 years before, but it wasn’t entrenched in the Java culture yet. So it’s not surprising that my education didn’t cover these topics.
It took a few painful experiences in the real world to make me realize the way I programmed in college wasn’t the best way to engineer software. I needed to adopt some new practices.
Not much has changed in terms of software education. Being a part of Cerner’s software engineer training program, I am able to ask every group of new engineers three questions:
“Do you use an agile process?”
“Do you use a debugger when troubleshooting your code?”
“Do you write automated unit tests?”
Cerner has had explosive growth in engineering, so I’ve asked those questions of hundreds of recent graduates. Almost no one says yes. This told me that while colleges are doing a great job of teaching computer science, many schools are not teaching best practices in software development.
Until recently, Cerner wasn’t doing that great of a job of teaching them either. Our training program covered them, but we still saw the new engineers struggle to understand agile development, debug their code, and write their first unit test. One of Cerner’s core values is if you recognize something is broken, you are empowered to fix it. I knew our training program wasn’t working. It became my job to fix it.
Before tackling the whole program, I tried a little experiment. I wanted to see what it would take to get engineers in training to write just one unit test. At the time, training included a class on JUnit. In spite of the class, only 5% of the engineers were writing unit tests for training assignments.
To correct this, I started telling the engineers that I would take points off assignments that didn’t have a unit test. The idea was to create structural motivation. We immediately saw 40% of the engineers writing unit tests. A step forward, but it wasn’t enough.
The biggest obstacle to broader use of unit tests in training was that they didn’t know how to include the testing framework in their Java projects. That, more than the effort of writing the test, was keeping them from doing something we expected of them.
Something was wrong. We were teaching Maven in our training program. If you are not familiar with it, Maven helps you manage your project builds, and as a result, it helps you manage your dependencies. The engineers were already attending a class that taught them how to add dependencies to Java projects. They just weren’t able to associate what they had learned with the goal of bringing JUnit into their projects. They weren’t making the connection.
This connection was missed because engineers were learning about Maven in the absence of a problem. They were being told it’s an important tool, but we hadn’t given them a reason to use it. Later, when they did encounter the problem – “How do I add the JUnit jar to my project?” – it was too late. They had forgotten about Maven.
The key was to move the Maven training closer to when they needed the information. This is called “Just in Time Teaching.” It became the first requirement of the new program.
Another interesting aspect of my experiment is that 40% would write the tests even given the delay between training and practice. It should be obvious to anyone that’s ever taken a college programming class that some programmers can get it from lectures alone. Others have to practice. Any one-size-fits-all approach to training is flawed. The second requirement for the new program was that it must flex to meet the skills and learning styles of the engineers.
With these goals in mind, I started the redesign of Cerner’s training program. My first step was to interview a large sample of our software leaders. I asked them what they wanted engineers to learn. Time and time again, the top answers would be agile development, debugging, and automated unit tests. Surprisingly, it was not a list of technologies like iOS, Hadoop, JSON, or ReST.
 However, when asked what they wanted of new engineers, our lead architects described practices. If Cerner could get engineers to improve in practices, we could take the great engineers we were hiring and immediately make them more productive.
The scary thing is that sharing knowledge is easy, but changing people’s behavior is hard. Once I realized our problems were about software development behavior and not knowledge, I realized we would need to completely rebuild the way Cerner trains its new engineers. The result is DevAcademy.
Imagine you are a new engineer starting at Cerner. In your first week at Cerner, you report to the DevAcademy. The first two weeks focus on in-class instruction and assessment. The goal here is to introduce core software development behaviors and then assess your skills.
After completing the first two weeks of instruction, you join what we call the DevCenter and are assigned a real project. However, that project isn’t assigned by your team. You get to pick. The projects come from all over Cerner including web applications and services, tools to make engineers more productive, and even contributing to open source projects used by Cerner. In picking a project, you are telling Cerner the types of work you find interesting. This helps us determine the best place for you across our diverse range of solutions and technologies.
While working on that first project, you have a dedicated mentor. You are expected to make progress on the project while receiving feedback. You also get just-in-time training on user stories, source code management, unit testing, and scrum. You get to use Cerner’s software development ecosystem in an isolated, safe environment.
Once you show readiness to join a team, you are allowed to demo your work to the teams that have open positions. Those teams can then pick the engineer that best fits their team. In this way, Cerner makes sure you are assigned to the right team for both Cerner and you.
DevAcademy recognizes that you should never stop learning, so the program continues well into your first few months on your team. You are offered classes on different technologies and more advanced topics as part of an elective-based training plan. You work with your manager to decide which classes to take. It’s Cerner’s way of making sure all of our engineers continue to grow.
We’ve had 150 engineers join DevAcademy since it was launched. I’ve had the privilege of seeing the new engineers struggle and then succeed on their projects. I’ve seen the light come on when they realize the usefulness good development practices and apply them effectively. I’ve seen them get excited about git and other powerful tools that they didn’t have the opportunity to learn during their formal educations. The best part of my job is that I’ve seen many very good engineers start down the career-long path towards becoming really great ones.


pgsnmpd is an SNMP agent for PostgreSQL which implements RDBMS-MIB, as defined in RFC 1697. This MIB was developed by a group of representatives from different database manufacturers, and describes various attributes common to most relational database management systems. Because it was designed as the least common denominator, it doesn't show very much detail and there are definitely a number of things RDBMS-MIB doesn't cover that PostgreSQL administrators would be very interested in. Future versions of pgsnmpd will support a second MIB, tentatively called PGSQL-MIB, in addition to RDBMS-MIB. This PGSQL-MIB will be PostgreSQL-specific, and will include many more data points of interest to PostgreSQL users and administrators.
pgsnmpd has been used on Linux, OpenBSD, and FreeBSD, and perhaps other systems. Future versions will likely also work on Windows-based platforms.
PostgreSQL can be compiled within the PostgreSQL source tree, by putting the pgsnmpd distribution into the postgresql-XXX/contrib directory and running "make" (note: GNU make, referred to as gmake on some platforms, is required for the build).
jtolley@uber:~/devel/postgresql-8.2.3/contrib$ tar -zxf pgsnmpd.tgz
jtolley@uber:~/devel/postgresql-8.2.3/contrib$ cd pgsnmpd
jtolley@uber:~/devel/postgresql-8.2.3/contrib/pgsnmpd$ make
...
Alternatively, pgsnmpd can also be built without the postgresql source tree. This will probably require installation of a postgresql-dev package, though that depends on the operating system and distribution. In this case, the user must first set the USE_PGXS variable to tell the make process how to behave, as follows:
jtolley@uber:~/devel$ tar -zxf pgsnmpd.tgz
jtolley@uber:~/devel$ cd pgsnmpd/
jtolley@uber:~/devel/pgsnmpd$ env USE_PGXS=1 make
Note that building pgsnmpd requires Net-SNMP development files.
pgsnmpd can run in one of three different modes:
As a standalone SNMP agent, pgsnmpd itself listens on a network socket for SNMP queries, and requires the same configuration as the Net-SNMP SNMP daemon. SNMP is sometimes difficult to configure, and Net-SNMP provides a program called snmpconf to help the user create a suitable configuration file.
pgsnmpd can also run as a sub-agent in two different ways.  The master communicates with the SNMP client, and forwards requests for appropriate sections of the MIB to the sub-agent. Pass-through agents are actually identical to standalone agents — the only difference is that the master is configured to pass queries through to the sub-agent. AgentX sub-agents, on the other hand, don't listen to the network at all, and instead communicate with the master agent through UNIX sockets.
pgsnmpd is implemented using net-snmp and libpq, and most of the command-line options available are intended to control those libraries. pgsnmpd supports the following options:
jtolley@uber:~/devel/pgsnmpd$ ./pgsnmpd -?
./pgsnmpd: invalid option -- ?
Version PGSQL-SNMP-1.0beta
usage: pgsnmpd [-s] [-b] [-c FILE ] [-x address ] [-g] [-C "Connect String"]
-s : run as AgentX sub-agent of an existing snmpd process
-b : run in the background
-c : configuration file name
-g : use syslog
-C : libpq connect strings
-x : address:port of a network interface
-V : display version strings
Perhaps the simplest way to run pgsnmpd is as a standalone SNMP agent, as described below. The most difficult part is to write a proper configuration file. The pgsnmpd regression tester, pgsnmpd_regress.pl, contains a workable sample configuration file, shown here:
com2sec readwrite default public
group MyRWGroup v2c readwrite
view all included .1 80
access MyRWGroup "" any noauth exact all all none
agentaddress localhost:10161
Users interested in making more complex configuration files are encouraged to read the snmpd.conf(5) manpage. This configuration file will create one SNMP community called "public" and grant it read-only access on the entire MIB. It will also tell the SNMP agent to listen on port 10161 instead of the default 161. This is useful for pgsnmpd_regress.pl because listening on port 161 would require root privileges.
pgsnmpd also requires a libpq connection string, so it can connect to PostgreSQL. Note that nothing requires pgsnmpd to run on the same machine as PostgreSQL — the agent can easily monitor a remote PostgreSQL instance, if the network configuration allows it to connect. The configuration string can contain the database name, the host name, the port number, the username, the password, and other information where needed. One sample configuration string could say "dbname=pgsnmpd host=localhost user=pgsnmpd password=pgsnnmpd".
Still using pgsnmpd_regress.pl as an example, one way to start pgsnmpd as a standalone agent is as follows:
jtolley@uber:~/devel/pgsnmpd$ ./pgsnmpd -c pgsnmpd.conf -C "dbname=jtolley host=localhost user=jtolley password=jtolley"
PGSQL-SNMP-1.0beta is up and running.
A user could then query pgsnmpd with a Net-SNMP client program such as snmpwalk:
jtolley@uber:~$ snmpwalk -v 2c -c public localhost:10161 .1
SNMPv2-SMI::mib-<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2.1 = OID: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.27645.1
SNMPv2-SMI::mib-<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2.10818 = OID: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.27645.10818
SNMPv2-SMI::mib-<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2.10819 = OID: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.27645.10819
SNMPv2-SMI::mib-<IP_ADDRESS>.1.2.16384 = OID: SNMPv2-SMI::enterprises.27645.16384
SNMPv2-SMI::mib-<IP_ADDRESS>.1.3.1 = STRING: "PostgreSQL"
...
jtolley@uber:~/devel/postgresql-8.2.3/contrib/pgsnmpd$ perl pgsnmpd_regress.pl
1..7
NOTICE: CREATE TABLE / PRIMARY KEY will create implicit index "pgsnmpd_rdbmsdbtable_pkey" for table "pgsnmpd_rdbmsdbtable"
** Redirecting pgsnmpd child process STDOUT and STDERR to /dev/null
ok 1 - Found OID for this database
** Getting DbInfoTable
** Getting rdbmsDbParamTable
Can't parse: .<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS><IP_ADDRESS>.113.111.0
***** ERROR parsing .<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS><IP_ADDRESS>.113.111.0 MIB OID
Can't parse: .<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS><IP_ADDRESS>.113.111.0
***** ERROR parsing .<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS>.<IP_ADDRESS><IP_ADDRESS>.113.111.0 MIB OID
** Getting rdbmsDbLimitedResourceTable
** Getting rdbmsSrvTable
** Getting rdbmsSrvInfoTable
** Getting rdbmsSrvParamTable
ok 2 - rdbmsDbInfoTable has a row for this database
ok 3 - geqo should be off
ok 4 - XID should be reported in rdbmsDbLimitedResourceTable
ok 5 - Contact name should be set to pgsnmpd_regress
ok 6 - Finished transactions should be reported
ok 7 - Lots of server parameters should be defined
** Killing pgsnmpd
** Dropping test database pgsnmpd_regress
pgsnmpd is implemented using libpq and Net-SNMP, which includes a templating system to generate a C implementation of an SNMP table given the MIB definition of that table. Net-SNMP includes all the SNMP protocol code, network code, authentication and access control code, etc., and leaves the implementer with only the job of gathering the data published in the MIB. One important feature of the system used to obtain the SNMP data is that Net-SNMP provides a cache for each table implemented in an agent, and each cache has an expiration timeout. For most tables in pgsnmpd, this timeout is 60 seconds, meaning that the data published by the agent are updated at most every 60 seconds. Note also that pgsnmpd will only refresh cached values if both the timeout is past and someone queries the table in question, so a table might go much longer than the timeout value without refreshing, if it isn't queried for a long period of time.
The current version of pgsnmpd implements only RDBMS-MIB, but future versions will implement a PGSQL-MIB (which needs to be defined still) which will describe a PostgreSQL instance in much greater detail than is possible with RDBMS-MIB. RDBMS-MIB describes nine tables, as follows:
Some comments on the above are in order. First, since some of the tables contain contact information, vendor names, or other data not normally tracked by PostgreSQL, pgsnmpd supports a set of supplementary tables, by default kept in a schema called "pgsnmpd", which will track this information. One table contains database information, and is indexed by OID from pg_database, and the other tracks server specific information.
Second, since pgsnmpd supports only one libpq connection, it only supports one PostgreSQL server in its current version. It is not possible to monitor multiple PostgreSQL clusters with one pgsnmpd instance. It is, however, possible to run multiple instances of pgsnmpd on one machine to monitor multiple PostgreSQL clusters, however the pgsnmpd instances will need to be configured so as not to conflict (for instance, configuring each to listen on a different UDP port). This limitation means that rdbmsSrvTable and rdbmsSrvInfoTable are fairly boring, containing only one entry each, and rdbmsRelTable is similarly boring, since each database must necessarily be connected to the one server pgsnmpd knows about.
RDBMS-MIB refers to another MIB defined in an RFC, specifically APPLICATION-MIB from RFC 1565. pgsnmpd doesn't implement this yet. Specifically, entries in rdbmsSrvTable are supposed to be indexed to match indices in APPLICATION-MIB::applTable, and the corresponding entry in applTable would contain further information about the server, specifically related to connections from clients. Because of particular complexities associated with implementing this part of the MIB, the connection between rdbmsSrvTable and applTable is unimplemented in the current version of pgsnmpd.
RDBMS-MIB contains two tables to describe limited resources, one for database-specific resources and one for server-specific ones. rdbmsSrvLimitedResourceTable is empty in the current implementation of pgsnmpd, and rdbmsDbLimitedResourceTable contains only one row per database. This is because the only limited resource the authors could think of was transaction ID (xid). Since xid is database-specific, it went in the database limited resource table. Other limited resources, such as disk space, memory, etc. are instrumented elsewhere in the MIB, and weren't copied into pgsnmpd.
rdbmsSrvInfoTable contains a row to instrument the maximum number of incoming connections seen. Each time the cached rdbmsSrvInfoTable values are updated, the number of connections to the database at the time is recorded, compared against the recorded maximum, and kept as the new maximum when appropriate. But this only occurs when the cached data are updated, meaning that the value in this column is not necessarily particularly accurate. Future versions will hopefully correct this problem.
Finally, RDBMS-MIB describes two SNMP traps which RDBMS-MIB agents can optionally implement. pgsnmpd does not implement these.


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- This is a python based 1D Density Functional Theory Software package.
It is used for solving problems in a single dimension, also called “One-D”. What gets confusing is that its for solving DFT problems, (Adding a second D). This is not, however, a 2D solver despite being solving 1DDFT problems.
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(The original entry is located in /mnt/c/Users/vgncssd/Google Drive/github_projects/ks_dft_1d/docs/rst_source/cite.rst, line 7.)
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Imports seem to have a random order. Set lint to give us a specific order and then stick to that. -RJM
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Docs need love.
(The original entry is located in /mnt/c/Users/vgncssd/Google Drive/github_projects/ks_dft_1d/DFT_1d/functionals.py:docstring of functionals, line 13.)
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Comments in KS solver funciton should be in doc format
solve_self_consistent_density needs summary sentence
Linting?
(The original entry is located in /mnt/c/Users/vgncssd/Google Drive/github_projects/ks_dft_1d/DFT_1d/ks_dft.py:docstring of ks_dft, line 10.)
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Comments in HF solver funciton should be in doc format
solve_self_consistent_density needs summary sentence
Clean out unused example rst content in here.
linting?
(The original entry is located in /mnt/c/Users/vgncssd/Google Drive/github_projects/ks_dft_1d/DFT_1d/hf_scf.py:docstring of hf_scf, line 10.)


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This time, I'm attending the Financial Services Developer Conference 2004 with my boss.


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This guide will only give you the most basic information, and redirect you to other more precise guides.
MXLS is the most popular Diablo II overhaul modification, Median XL is an action RPG with extensive endgame content, deep character customization and challenging game-play. It offers thousands of new items, new skills for all classes, and multiple improvements to the Diablo II engine.
MXLS is overwhelming at first. Most of it feels new, complex and a bit too much to chew on. Don't be scared.
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FILM TITLE: PAT GARRETT AND BILLY THE KID DIRECTOR: SAM PECKINGPAH COUNTRY: USA 1973 CINEMATOGRAPHY: JOHN COQUILLON MUSIC: BOB DYLAN CAST: James Coburn ( Pat ), Kris Kristofferson Billy ), Bob Dylan, Katy Jurado, Jason Robarts, Rita Coolidge SUPER FEATURES: Peckingpah at his best.... in a western.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When this film came out it was panned as a bad western, in the days when John Wayne was still alive and a hero. Today, this film merits another release. It is, so ahead of its time, and so different from any other western, and such an innovatively designed film that it is hard to fault it, even if many of the actors in the production were not actors at all, but musicians. This production is well thought out and not at all a slipshod production. It does have, however, a hard dose of Sam Peckingpah, and his human approach to the western.
This western is more feasible, than the cardboard set wonders in the history of the celluloid.
It is the story of Pat Garrett, who was paid to chase down Billy the Kid, and finally does. But this is not what makes the film what it is, and what makes it a good film to see.
The story, here, is devoid of the grandeur of the western, and the hype of good guys versus the bad guys. The film makes its point, time and again, that the bad guys are never really that bad, and that one day, they would be good guys instead... funny how times change, states Billy one time amidst a drink. The law changes with a different rich man in charge of the town, or bank. Billy becomes the victim of revenge, rather than a victim to Pat Garrett in a duel, or a heroic stance which many cowboy heroes always find in the haven of the movies. And not even the revenge of the law.
But what stands out in this story is that it is raw, and personal and it makes the point of being sleazy and ugly where it needs to and pretty and respectful where it must. The contrast is almost too much. Pat, in the end, allows Billy to enjoy his night with the woman he has come to love, knowing that there had been few nights when loving meant anything to him, or anyone else around him. There were no loyalties, and he knows it. And one day, he too will fall victim to many others who can be bought, just as he was.
The language in the film is not the prettiest, and has some pretty foul language, which is to be expected in a place where education is basically non existent, and people only seem to live and hate each other depending on how much they can gain from it.
And the most obvious touch, that makes this western one of those that appear so close to the way things might have been then, is the music by Bob Dylan. Unlike the Hollywood standard of the big sound and romanticized music to help us along, the passages are illustrated by songs by Bob Dylan, who sings in his inimitable style, bad voice, and seemingly out of tune guitar.... so much like the music probably was in those days.... it creates an eerie effect, that immediately seems to tell us that things are bad, and going wrong. In those days, this singer would have sung and played, exactly the way this was done, and thought out.
And then, there are the way that people dress and behave. Sam Peckingpah had no qualms about a woman being naked or loved in the screen, and in this film, the women are exactly what they might have been, as opposed to always looking like defrocked dames. It's nice to see real women in these things, as opposed to images. Just like it's nice to see real men, or better said, real humans, telling a story about the human corruption, and how favors can change that corruption into something that is called, wrongly, the law, or the arms of the law.
Superb film. For all western enthusiasts, this is the eccentric film, that fits along the lines of Clint Eastwood's Unforgiven, by taking the glamorous style out of the film altogether.... it creates a stunning effect to describe a time, when men could behave like real sadists and animals, in spite of their humanity.
Such is the valor, and value of most of Sam Peckingpah's work.
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Retaking the personal thinking style quiz, I confirmed that I have an equal makeup of concrete sequential and abstract sequential thinking style. What this basically means is that in terms of concrete sequential I like order, logical sequence, direction (predictability), and facts. And in the abstract sequential sphere, I like my views heard and to analyze and apply logic. This also means that I have difficulty working in groups (and with those of differing views), seemingly pointless discussion, incomplete/unclear directions, questions with no right or wrong answer, too many rules and regulations, and too little time to deal with something thoroughly.
My thinking style actually seems quite contradictory to DBC's learning environment and culture with all the pair and team programming as well as self-directed learning from doing (aka experimenting). However, I find that some of the qualities listed for my type of thinking doesn't actually or always apply to me personally. For the most part, everything listed about concrete sequential does seem to resonate with my personality, however some aspects of abstract sequential don't. For example, I am not that vocal and I don't tend to monopolize a conversation, therefore I'm not sure how much liking my "point to be heard" applies to me in particular. Although it is true that I like having access to experts/references and tend to like working alone. I don't necessarily hate repeating the same tasks over and over either. But again, most of the qualities do describe me quite well.
As the concrete and abstract sequential thinker that I am, I'm not sure how I can really use this to my advantage at DBC. It seems to me the only parts of my thinking style I could take advantage of at DBC would be utilizing the instructors and guides for information. Other than that, I could use my logical thinking style to solve problems.One of the biggest struggles for me so far has been creating my website. It's a lot of experimenting, which in this case, I'm fine with. However, even all the experimenting I did seems fruitless. The only thing I can do now is try to research and seek help from others. I'm currently reading the HTML & CSS by Jon Duckett to see if I can find answers to my problems and there.
Another issue I've been having is pair programming. I find it extremely difficult to work with people on some of these challenges. In my opinion, making a wireframe and a blog template is one of personal style and choice. Thus, working with someone else is really difficult because it's full of compromise. I understand that UX and UI is important, but for a blog, I would think it's really a personal decision and would prefer not to do these specific challenges with others. I think, if it were for a general site, that'd be fine (such as the challenge from GPS1.2)
Along with my issues on pair programming for some of the challenges, I find that the idea of pair programming itself is also difficult. It's difficult being the navigator. At least in the website challenges. I find the position of navigator is kind of useless besides checking over what the driver types and inputting suggestions. It's extremely hard for me to just sit there and watch and also incredibly boring. However, I recently did a pairing session on a Ruby challenge and I found that acting as navigator is quite do-able so I'm not sure whether or not I have issues with pair programming itself, or just doing it on specific challenges. It seems to me there's not much I can do about that...
I understand the idea of growth and fixed mindsets and I acknowledge that in parts of my life I have the growth mindset and in others, the fixed mindset. I'm not quite sure what the point of contemplating this idea is although DBC's instructions say to think of some ways to expand the ways you learn and think. I'm not seeing how contemplating the idea of growth or fixed mindset will help expand the way I think however I hope to utilize meditation to exercise my brain. Honestly, this directive just seems to be pointing back to self-awareness, mindfulness, meditation, and productivity from week 1.


{{> layout/header}}
Headstart combines a solid HTML foundation, based on the HTML5 Boilerplate, with light templating support through Handlebars.
Simple layouting and importable partials are yours to use, making the tedious task of managing menu structures, sidebars or footers across multiple pages easy as can be.
By default you are provided with header
and footer
layout parts, which can (and should!) both be included into the main content files. The header starts your document, while the footer closes it.
You can easily extract pieces of your body HTML, and put them into a partial, for example templates/partials/page_footer.html
:

This is a great link to click on

This is how the default page would look like when using the page_footer
partial that was mentioned above:
{{> layout/header}}

Welcome to Headstart, off you go!

{{> partials/page_footer}}
{{> layout/footer}}
It is possible to tell the building engine to make small changes to the HTML for each page by using this equal statement:
{{#equal templateName 'your-page.html'}}{{/equal}}
Noticed how the top menu items on this website get a bold style applied when their respective page is active?

Getting started

HTML

CSS

JS

Stylesheets and scripts get optimized and injected on the fly by the building engine. Working with development libraries instead of minified and production-ready code not only enables you to read through the code, it also makes it easier to debug possible errors.
Assets can be linked to a specific page by prefixing their filenames with view-
, followed by the page name. Eg. view-index.scss
or view-profile.js
.
Exclude files by prefixing with an underscore, eg. _jquery-1.11.0.js
.
By default, scripts get injected in the following order:
ender
or jquery
prefixed file from the assets/js/libs
folder.--production
, all files from the assets/js/libs/dev
folder.assets/js/libs
folder.assets/js/core
folder.assets/js/main.js
.It is possible to define specific dependencies within this order by prepending a simple comment inside of your files. Say you are working with libA.js
which needs libZ.js
to work correcly. To make sure the latter is inject first, simply prepend the following to libA.js
:
// requires: libZ.js
/*
Other code from libZ here ...
*/
Headstart is a front-end development tool, and was not built with a back-end integration in mind. There are some provisions to make it possible, though some changes have to be made to make it work.
The changes below were made for integrating with a Laravel project. The gist remains the same for any kind of setup though. First, all the project files were moved to a private
folder within the back-end framework, and the .html
extensions were changed to .blade.php
.
Then config.json
was edited (read up on the options in the Structure section):
{
...
"export_assets": "../public",
"export_templates": "../app/views",
"export_misc": "../public",
"assemble_templates": false,
"template_asset_prefix": "{{public}}",
...
}
Since references to scripts and stylesheets get injected, the location markers have to be put inside of the main content files. So this part from header.blade.php
:

And this part fromfooter.blade.php
:

Need to be moved to all your indiviual pages. It isn't pretty, but it works. Example index.blade.php
:
@include("common/header")

Your page content ...

@include("common/footer")


Boogie Nights (1997)
A Movie Review by Michael J. Legeros Copyright 1997 by Michael J. Legeros
(New Line) Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson Written by Paul Thomas Anderson Cast Mark Wahlberg, Burt Reynolds, Julianne Moore, Don Cheadle, Heather Graham, John C. Reilly, William H. Macy, Nicole Parker, Luis Guzman, Philip Baker Hall, Alfred Molina, Melora Walters, Robert Ridgely MPAA Rating "R" (presumably for sex, drugs, nudity, you name it) Running Time 148 minutes Reviewed at The Janus, Greensboro, NC (01NOV97)
==
This over-praised ensemble drama that thinks it's an epic, set in the skin flick industry of late seventies L.A., ostensibly stars Mark Wahlberg (TRAVELLER, FEAR) as a troubled teen whose "natural endowment" attracts the attention of a renowned pornographer and, soon enough, has him plunging little-headfirst into the increasingly intoxicating world of sex, drugs, and disco. No, it's not the year's best movie-- not by a 13-inch long shot-- but it *is* frank, funny, and surprisingly poignant. (And, at times, quite exciting, with several exceptionally energized sequences, such as an explosive cocaine heist that happens late in the film.)  After he throws a hissy fit, we wander about for a good hour, never sure of which character we're following or why. Things *do* improve in the final reel, however, when writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson (HARD EIGHT) scares several of the characters straight with three separate (and shocking) instances of violence. Still, with so many other accomplishments all under one roof-- camera work, set design, soundtrack, etc.-- this has gotta be an easy movie to overrate. BTW, how many of those TOUCH OF EVIL takes did P.T. pull off, anyway? With Julianne Moore, John C. Reilly, Heather Graham, Don Cheadle, Luis Guzman, William H. Macy, and, in one of his best roles in years, Burt Reynolds.
Grade: B
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general dimension, locally-linear option. Nonlinear
regression with Eickert-White method for dealing with
heteroscedasticity, k-NN for general dimension and
general descriptive functions.
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This is what I do.UI/UX involves planning and iterating a site's structure and layout. Once the proper information architecture is in place, I design the visual layer to create a beautiful user experience.
Front End Development is building out the visual components of a website. Using HTML, CSS , and Javascript, I build fast, interactive websites.
While most of my attention is on interactive projects, I do branding and collateral from time to time. This includes logo design, business cards, and other printed materials.
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2 Corinthians 11:10
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Reference Extractor is a tool to extract Zotero and Mendeley references from Microsoft Word .docx documents. For documents created with Zotero, the references must be stored as "Fields", not "Bookmarks" (this is a setting in the Zotero document preferences). For references inserted with Zotero 3.x or 4.x, the "Store references in document" option must also have been checked.
Extracted references are saved in the CSL JSON format. Currently, only Zotero can import CSL JSON. You can either click the "Download" button and import the downloaded JSON file into Zotero via the "Import..." option in Zotero's File menu, or click the "Copy to Clipboard" button and use the "Import from Clipboard" option.
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MHC class II stabilization at the surface of human dendritic cells is the result of maturation-dependent MARCH I down-regulation.
Abstract
In response to Toll-like receptor ligands, dendritic cells (DCs) dramatically enhance their antigen presentation capacity by stabilizing at the cell-surface MHC II molecules. We demonstrate here that, in human monocyte-derived DCs, the RING-CH ubiquitin E3 ligase, membrane-associated RING-CH I (MARCH I), promotes the ubiquitination of the HLA-DR beta-chain. Thus, in nonactivated DCs, MARCH I induces the surface internalization of mature HLA-DR complexes, therefore reducing their stability and levels. We further demonstrate that the maturation-dependent down-regulation of MARCH I is a key event in MHC class II up-regulation at the surface of LPS-activated DCs. MARCH I is, therefore, a major regulator of HLA-DR traffic, and its loss contributes to the acquisition of the potent immunostimulatory properties of mature human DCs.


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Databases on Travis workers
Every Travis CI worker has preinstalled software that’s commonly used by the open source developer community. Some of the services available are:
- databases – MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite3, MongoDB
- key-value stores – Redis, Riak, memcached
- messaging systems – RabbitMQ
- node.js, ImageMagick
You can find the full list of installed software, as well as Ruby engines and versions, in the worker configuration file. That file specifies which recipes from the cookbook are used while building the worker instance.
Some of these, e.g. node.js and memcached, are either available in the PATH or running on a default port, so no special information about them is required. Others, namely databases, may require authentication.
Here is how to configure your project to use databases in its tests. This assumes you have already visited Build configuration documentation.
SQLite3
Probably the easiest and simplest solution for your relation database needs. If you don’t specifically want to test how your code behaves with other databases, SQLite in memory might be the best and fastest option.
For ruby projects, ensure that you have the sqlite3 ruby bindings in your bundle:
# Gemfile
gem 'sqlite3'
If your project is a Rails app, all you need to set up is:
# config/database.yml in Rails
test:
adapter: sqlite3
database: ":memory:"
timeout: 500
However, if your project is a general library or plugin, you need to handle connecting to the database yourself in tests. For example, connecting with ActiveRecord:
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection :adapter => 'sqlite3',
:database => ':memory:'
MySQL
MySQL on Travis requires no authentication. Specify an empty username and no password:
mysql:
adapter: mysql2
database: myapp_test
username:
encoding: utf8
You do have to create the myapp_test
database first. Run this as part of your build script:
# .travis.yml
before_script:
- "mysql -e 'create database myapp_test;'"
PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL requires authentication with “postgres” user and no password:
postgres:
adapter: postgresql
database: myapp_test
username: postgres
You have to create the database as part of your build process:
# .travis.yml
before_script:
- "psql -c 'create database myapp_test;' -U postgres"
MongoDB
MongoDB requires no authentication or database creation up front:
require 'mongo'
Mongo::Connection.new('localhost').db('myapp')
In cases you need to create users for your database, you can do something like this:
# .travis.yml
before_script:
- mongo myapp --eval 'db.addUser("travis", "test");'
# then, in ruby:
uri = "mongodb://travis:test@localhost:27017/myapp"
Mongo::Connection.from_uri(uri)
Multiple database systems
If your project’s tests need to run multiple times using different databases, this can be configured on Travis CI in several ways. One approach you might take is put all database configurations in one yaml file:
# test/database.yml
sqlite:
adapter: sqlite3
database: ":memory:"
timeout: 500
mysql:
adapter: mysql2
database: myapp_test
username:
encoding: utf8
postgres:
adapter: postgresql
database: myapp_test
username: postgres
Then, in your test suite, read that data into a configurations hash:
configs = YAML.load_file('test/database.yml')
ActiveRecord::Base.configurations = configs
db_name = ENV['DB'] || 'sqlite'
ActiveRecord::Base.establish_connection(db_name)
ActiveRecord::Base.default_timezone = :utc
Now you use the “DB” environment variable to specify the name of the database configuration you want to use. Locally, you would run this as:
$ DB=postgres bundle exec rake
On Travis CI you want to test against all 3 databases all the time, and for that you can use the “env” option:
# .travis.yml
env:
- DB=sqlite
- DB=mysql
- DB=postgres
When doing this, please read and understand everything about the build matrix described in Build configuration.
Lastly, make sure that you’re creating mysql and postgres databases in your build script according to the notes earlier in this document.
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yunder25 Keep Components Under 25 KB mobile
This restriction is related to the fact that iPhone won’t cache components bigger than 25K. Note that this is the uncompressed size. This is where minification is important because gzip alone may not be sufficient.
For more information check “Performance Research, Part 5: iPhone Cacheability - Making it Stick” by Wayne Shea and Tenni Theurer.


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The development of many human abilities, including cognitive, motor, sensory, and social functions, are intricately linked. Thus, a complete understanding of the development of one function relies upon understanding its interactions with the others. One way to study these interactions is to examine how different parts of the brain communicate to support these functions. Brain areas are organized into functional networks, and the complex interactions within and among these networks can reveal principles about the relationships among numerous human abilities in both typical and atypical development.
Our lab uses the latest tools of cognitive neuroscience to study the development of brain network organization and how it supports cognitive and sensorimotor development. We use multimodal MRI techniques to study typically and atypically developing populations to accomplish our goals.
Studying the whole brain, including the cortex, subcortex, and cerebellum, is important for fully understanding the many changes that occur over development and alterations seen in developmental disorders. Therefore, we use a variety of approaches, including resting-state fMRI and structural MRI, to interrogate whole-brain function and structure. For example, using resting-state fMRI we have identified an approach to best capture cortico-subcortical functional connectivity and have applied this approach to study its development.
The ability to make predictions about individuals could lead to improved outcomes. Therefore, we use whole-brain imaging data and multivariate machine learning techniques to make such predictions. We have shown successful prediction and classification of known characteristics of individuals, such as age and diagnosis, and our current work focuses on predicting unknown characteristics with the goal of improving outcomes for children.
Group-level studies are valuable, but we necessarily obscure individual differences that contribute to each individual’s uniqueness. Therefore, we also employ a highly-sampled individual-level approach in which we collect large amounts of high-quality imaging and behavioral data from each individual. Using this approach, we can examine individual-specific brain network organization, gaining insight into the distinctiveness that makes up each individual.
Tourette syndrome (TS) is a fairly common neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by motor and vocal tics. Though tics are the defining symptoms, TS often involves atypical sensory, cognitive, and social functioning as well. We use brain imaging, cognitive, and clinical assessments to interrogate the mechanisms underlying this complex disorder. We employ both cross sectional and longitudinal designs to understand its developmental trajectory with the goal of making clinically relevant predictions about individual children with TS.
One of the major obstacles for MRI research, particularly in pediatric populations, is excessive head movement in the scanner. Even small amounts of motion can introduce systematic distortions in the data. While data processing methods can mitigate some of these effects, the most effective approaches result in significant data loss. Thus, we aim to test and improve strategies for reducing head motion in the scanner. Our recent work has tested the effects of movie watching and real-time motion feedback on in-scanner head motion in children. We also employ real-time quality control using a newly developed software, Framewise Integrated Real-Time MRI Monitoring (FIRMM).


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pdfcli¶
A tool for manipulating pdf files from the command line.
Installation¶
pip install pdfcli
Merging¶
>>> pdfcli merge test_files/PDF1.pdf test_files/PDF2.pdf
>>> ls
PDF1.pdf PDF2.pdf PDF3.pdf out.pdf
>>> pdfcli merge PDF1.pdf PDF2.pdf PDF3.pdf -o MergedPDFS.pdf
>>> ls
PDF1.pdf PDF2.pdf PDF3.pdf MergedPDFS.pdf
Reordering¶
# Reversing the pdfs
>>> pdfcli reorder test_files/PDF1.pdf --reverse
# Reordering based on page number
>>> pdfcli reorder test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf --order=3,1,2
Deleting¶
# Delete third page, keep others
>>> pdfcli delete test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf 3
Splitting¶
>>> pdfcli split test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf 1
Split test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf at index 1 into out1.pdf and out2.pdf
Rotating¶
# Clockwise Rotation
>>> pdfcli rotate test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf clockwise
Pages were rotated clockwise successfully and saved at out.pdf
# Counter-Clockwise Rotation
>>> pdfcli rotate test_files/MultiPagePDF.pdf counter-clockwise
Pages were rotated counter-clockwise successfully and saved at out.pdf
Encrypting¶
# Can specify encryption key as option or environment variable PDFCLI_KEY
>>> pdfcli encrypt test.pdf --key=oli123 --out encrypted.pdf
PDF was successfully encrypted and saved at encrypted.pdf
Decrypting¶
# Can specify decryption key as option or environment variable PDFCLI_KEY
>>> pdfcli decrypt test.pdf --key=oli123 --out decrypted.pdf
PDF was successfully decrypted and saved at decrypted.pdf
Help¶
>>> pdfcli --help
Usage: pdfcli.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
decrypt Decrypts a PDF file given a key.
delete Delete pages in a PDF.
encrypt Encrypts a PDF file given a key.
merge Merge a set of PDF files together.
reorder Reorder the pages in a PDF.
rotate Rotate a PDF file clockwise or counter-clockwise.
split Split a PDF file into two.


The three main APIs you will have to be concerned about, as a normal user of the framework are the Resource, Request, and Response objects.
The core resource API is described
by twisted.web2.iweb.IResource
A resource
(twisted.web2.resource.Resource
)
will generally be the superclass of the classes you define. As
you saw in the intro document, it supports two operations:
rendering and locating a child resource. This is described in
more detail in object
traversal
The response object
(twisted.web2.http.Response
)
contains the state which will be sent back to the client. You
construct
one as follows:
Response(code=None, headers=None, stream=None)
The arguments, in detail are:
twisted.web2.responsecode
module, or, equivilently,
just an
integer. If left unspecified, the default is responsecode.OK,
or 200.
twisted.web2.http_headers.Headers
. For
convenience, you may also simply pass a dictionary of name to
value which will automatiaclly be turned into the
Headers
instance for you. Please
note that the values used here are not the direct string
representations that will be sent to the client, but rather,
an already-parsed representation. This is to centralize the
tricky business of parsing HTTP headers correctly, and to
ensure that issues like quoting are taken care of
automatically. See Headers for
details about the parsed representation for each header. If
left unspecified, only the default headers added by the core
are output.
twisted.web2.stream.IByteStream
. For
more detail on streams, see
the twisted.web2.stream
module.
The request object holds all the data regarding this particular
incoming connection from the client. There are two requst
objects in web2: the core http request
in twisted.web2.http.Request
, and the
application server subclass of that
in twisted.web2.server.Request
. The
second is the one you will be using, and that is described
here. The first is a subset thereof that is only interesting to
someone wanting to replace the application server portion of
twisted.web2
.
method
- Request method. This is
the HTTP method, e.g. "GET" or "HEAD" or
"POST".
headers
-
A twisted.web2.http_headers.Headers
instance.
stream
- The incoming data
stream, an implementor
of twisted.web2.stream.IByteStream
remoteAddr
- The address of the
remote host,
a twisted.internet.interfaces.IAddress
.
Then there's the attributes that make up a url. Note that all of these, including scheme, host, and port, may be specified by the client:
scheme
- the request scheme the
user used, e.g. "http" or "https".host
- the hostname the client
sent the request to, e.g. "localhost"port
- the port the client sent
the request to, e.g. "80"path
- the complete path, as a
stringparams
- The url
"parameters". This is an obscure part of the url spec
that you're unlikely to ever have a use for.querystring
- The query
objarguments as a string.args
- The parsed form arguments,
as a dictionary, including POST arguments if applicable. This is
in the form of a dictionary of lists. The string
"?a=1&c=1&c=2" will get turned into {'a':['1'],
'c':['1', '2']}.Then, the pieces of the parsed url as its being traversed:
prepath
- A list of url segments
that have already been processed by a locateChild method.postpath
- A list of url segments
yet to be processed.


Dear Mr Key
Down the pub the other night—the Cow & Pins, if you want to know—me and my mates fell to discussing Hooting Yard. Though we broadly approve of your work, we all agreed that, going forward, you need to be more diverse 'n' vibrant, in keeping with the diversity 'n' vibrancy everybody keeps going on about these days. So what are you going to do about it, chummy?
Tim Thurn
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Dear Mr Thurn
Thank you for your measured letter. You may not have bothered to measure it before sending, but I took a tape measure to it as soon as I opened the envelope. It pains me to say it, but I suspect you are correct about the need to be more diverse 'n' vibrant. This is partly out of self-interest, as I am sure that if I could prove my diversity 'n' vibrancy I might become eligible for lots of grants from the kinds of organisations that hand out grants to diverse 'n' vibrant initiatives. Then I would be rolling in cash and could put my feet up while the diverse 'n' vibrant elves got on with all the hard work and drudgery that makes Hooting Yard such a well-loved community resource. I am stymied, however, by not knowing quite how to become diverse 'n' vibrant. Perhaps you and your mates could give me some tips?
Frank Key
*
Dear Mr Key
We had a good old natter about your letter down at the Cow & Pins last night. We all agreed that elves were a good start if you intend to be more diverse going forward. A diverse intake of elves would be even better, so try to recruit different types. Somewhere there is a list of goblin types, and I'm sure you could adapt this for elves. Well done, and keep up the good work!
Tim Thurn
*
Dear Mr Thurn
I think you have misunderstood, perhaps wilfully, my earlier letter. I cannot afford to recruit a single elf until I get one of those lavish grants awarded to diverse 'n' vibrant community initiatives, but I can't get a lavish grant until I prove how diverse 'n' vibrant I am. What a dilemma! Please resolve it.
Frank Key
*
Dear Mr Key
I feel your pain, I really do. We all do, sat here in the snug of the Cow & Pins downing our pints. We had a long and detailed discussion about your case, and came to the view that you might be able to get a grant if you were vibrant. Then you could pay for some elves, and hey presto!, you'd be diverse too! Everybody wins.
Tim Thurn
*
Dear Mr Thurn
Many thanks for your considered advice. I would act on it immediately if I had the merest clue of what ‘vibrancy’ consists, precisely. The word is bandied about willy-nilly, but I confess I have never understood what on earth it means. Please explain.
Frank Key
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Dear Mr Key
You don't need to know what it means, you just need to get with the programme, buster!
Tim Thurn
*
Dear Mr Thurn
Point taken. How?
Frank Key
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Dear Mr Key
I hope the following information is of help. Costa Coffee planned to open a branch in Totnes, home of the vilified undertakers' mute. The company has now withdrawn from the fray after meeting objections from middle-class people. However, while their plans were still active, they issued a press statement saying they aimed “to add to the vibrancy of the town and support the local community … by adding vibrancy”. That is clear enough, Mr Key, so what's stopping you?
Tim Thurn
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Now I have received your latest letter, all that is stopping me from becoming vibrant is my woeful lack of design skills. If I had the wit, I would immediately change the logo at the top of the page to read “Hooting Yard : A Website By Frank Key : Now With Added Vibrancy!” (I thought the addition of the exclamation mark would be a particularly vibrant masterstroke.) If I understand you correctly, I could then apply for a grant, on the basis of my vibrancy, then use that money to employ a gaggle of elves, if of course ‘gaggle’ is the correct collective noun for plural elves. I would then be both diverse 'n' vibrant and money would pour in to my coffers. Is that right?
Frank Key
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Dear Mr Key
Yes.
Tim Thurn
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Dear Grant-Awarding Body
Hooting Yard is a diverse 'n' vibrant website going forward. Can I have a large amount of money please?
Frank Key
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No you may not. In order to qualify for a grant, you must not only be diverse 'n' vibrant going forward but robust 'n' transparent to boot.
A. Git
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Dear Mr Thurn
Please see the enclosed letter from A. Git. I have an intractable problem, in that I am both puny and opaque. Do you have any suggestions?
Frank Key
But answer came there none . . .


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I'm a Software Developer with a background in illustration and design. I enjoy getting into code to make functional apps and programs, and I like to make them a pleasure to both view and use.
Comparo is a site I made to help users share lists of links from all corners of the internet together in one place. It is built in Express with NodeJS and Mongoose. Links can then be shared through email or social media to others who will get all the links in one place.
View ProjectMetropolist is a site for travelers in major cities to post and read tips from other travelers or locals in that city. Users are able to make city-specific posts themselves or reference others' posts organized either by the city or the user.
View ProjectFillinThe is a site that make quizzes from text, and then displays a quiz either with selected keywords or random words removed. The user must then fill in those blanks correctly to pass the quiz. I wrote the javascript engine that runs that process. I presented this project and walked through the code to an audience of fellow developers.
View ProjectI make pictutes both traditionally and digitally. I love drawing, watercolor, pen and ink, and cartoons. You will find a selection of these below. I am currently living in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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BadPine.com is the online home for my Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu work. 'Bad Pine' is a rough English translation of my last name - 'Maupin.' There are several more paintings and illustrations there, all pertaining to 'the gentle art.' You can also buy posters or other items featuring them if you like.
Open In New TabMy art blog is infrequently updated, but when I do update it I like to add both newer work and older images I have found from my past. Each post comes with some art of mine along with some sort of explanation or recollection based around it.
Open In New TabI always travel with a sketchbook. On longer trips I like to use it to document the more memorable moments. This image is a selection of art from the few weeks I spent in India. You can see all the images and read more about them at the link.
Open In New TabThis image is a selection of art from a wonderful trip to Kauaii, Hawaii. You can see all the images I made of memorable moments and read more about each at the link.
Open In New Tabwww.TheresAnApeForThat.com was an illustration based website featuring my illustrations along with images from the then upcoming film 'Rise of the Planet of the Apes' in 2011.
The domain is no longer up, but you can see a selection of three single images from it below.


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| 11. Like a mafia man (4) | 6. Bristle (6) |


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Even in a LAN-only configuration, Code Co-op will still need a way to identify your hub. This is why you have to provide an e-mail address for your hub. If the machine has no email account, invent a fake address. Remember that this e-mail address must be used when configuring the satellites.
Notice one important piece of information displayed in this dialog: My Public Inbox is shared as:, followed by a network path (machine name and share name). Remembet to use this network path when configuring the satellites.
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 Even more so than gawdy and unattractive graphics and shoddy layouts, annoying music is a complete websurfer turn-off. At least with an unattractive layout one can simply turn one's head away in disgust. However, with music it doesn't matter where you turn. The music will keep playing!
Sonifying a Web site in a tasteful way is a CHALLENGE. The aim of this document is to give you a rough guide as to how one should and should NOT sonify Web pages. Here are some tips and guidelines.....
Useful tips (DO's and DON'T's)
- DO use small and subtle music files while a page's graphics and other media is loading
Start a Web page with a very small music file (less than 3k) so the end user will be able to hear music RIGHT AWAY upon hitting the page, while they wait for the graphics and other media to load in.
- DO put music EMBED tags towards the top of the HTML source
Wherever possible, EMBED the music files early on in the HTML source, before most of the graphic IMG tags. In this way, the music files will begin loading off the server a little ahead of the graphics.
- DON'T use too much 'in-your-face' music on a Web site
Avoid an overabundance of very 'flashy' or 'busy' music files on a Web site. Too many overly demanding music files in a row, even if appropriate for the various pages that you are sonifying, can grow tiresome and annoying for the end user. Focus on more subtle music files that don't hit the user over the head. If it IS your intention to hit the user over the head, be warned: for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
- DO preload as much musical media as possible
When custom musical flourishes and musical themes are to be triggered later on in a user's interaction with a Web page, try wherever possible to preload the files by EMBEDding them in the HTML with AUTOSTART set to false. That way, when it comes time to trigger those files based upon some specific set of conditions, the music will already be loaded into the browser's memory. Waiting until the conditions are met to then begin downloading the media may destroy the immediacy of the experience. However, try to keep a good balance between preloading media and also not bogging down the initial loading of a Web page.
- DON'T use long 'flourishes' for basic user-interface sounds
Avoid using long and flashy 'flourishes' excessively on basic mouseOver and MouseDown events. Hearing too much music every time a user clicks on something can grow tiresome and annoying. Focus on more subtle flourishes and use them sparingly, to accentuate the action, not gratuitously.
- DON'T use music that repeats in a monotonous manner
When using long 'background' music for large or involved Web pages, try to use files that truly change and evolve over time, rather than ones with very repetitive riffs that might get annoying after a minute or two. The more subtle and non-repetitive music will 'gel' better with long or complex Web pages that demand a lot of reading, studying,etc.
- DON'T loop a short music file repeatedly
The only time where it might be appropriate to loop a short music file is if the music is very subtle and unimposing. Remember, a sparser file that takes a long time to repeat can take up the same file size as a short music file which is very busy and dense. Sparser files can be made surprisingly long and unrepetitive. In general, short, dense music files should not be made to loop as they will become annoying very early on.
- DO use short, non-looping 'stinger' files to signify key areas of a Web site
Try to use short but powerful 'stinger' music files for main home page introductions. A good, simple, strong introductory music file that plays right away upon hitting the main page of a Web site can really accentuate a company's logo or corporate identity. Make it bold and powerful (where appropriate). And make sure it goes away fairly quickly so that it doesn't do more harm than good.
- DON'T plaster a Web site with music
When animated GIFs first hit the Web there was a whole slew of gawdy Web sites with animated GIFs thrown in every conceivable spot. Indiscriminately throwing 'busy' elements into Web pages is not the answer. Try and figure out how much music you'd like to put on your Web site and then use less than that. Be moderate in your application of music.
- DO use music which generally has less energy and doesn't "get in a user's face"
Visitors to your Web site do not need to endure a sonic assault, and there is nothing more irritating than music that screams in your face. Overdosing on 'in-your-face' music will leave Web surfers with a hangover and they may not wish to return to your Web site. Be very careful of sonifying your Web site in such a way that it's really cool and impactful for the first visit but doesn't stand up to repeat visits. Remember, Web surfers have traditionally surfed the Web in silence. Music is a relatively new thing for the Net, so be easy on their ears.
- DON'T play the same file every time people reach your home page
Use scripting to randomize music selection.
- DON'T create a brain-bending hodge-podge of haphazard music
Try to have a tasteful musical theme for your Web site. Give the musical 'feel' of a Web site the same kind of considerations that you would give to visuals. Having a bunch of disparate music files that don't relate well to one another or the site's visuals may completely defeat the purpose of adding music to the site in the first place. Having good cohesion between the music on a site's pages and the visuals is very important...don't sonify haphazardly!
- DON'T feel obligated to always throw a lot of music on a Web site
You can do some very subtle but powerful things with 'non musical' files and Groovoids on a Web site, such as 'sonification cues' and simple sound effects! For example, not everything has to be musical or even tonal to add bang for the buck. You can use many of the sounds in the soundbank as beeps, clicks, pops, whooshes, etc., to accentuate UI interaction and other events that happen on Web pages. Often times using non-musical riffs, stings, and flourishes is a better choice for more corporate, serious Web sites where a lot of music doesn't really fit the look or intent of the Web site.


Big claim from France that PSG could swoop for Liverpool star
by Sport Witness TeamThis week’s edition of France Football has a special feature on potential PSG transfers. It’s mostly about players who could leave the club and there’s nothing hugely dramatic.
There’s also a small section on potential incomings, and that’s where Sadio Mane gets a mention.
Ahead of the last summer transfer window the Liverpool star was linked to Real Madrid a couple of times, and it’s possible that PSG will take that role ahead of future markets.
France Football report Mane’s name is becoming more popular with those in charge at PSG, especially in the scenario that Neymar leaves the Ligue 1 champions.
Should the Brazilian leave then the Liverpool player is believed to be the ‘perfect’ candidate to replace him.
There’s no explanation about what Mane himself or the Reds would think about a potential Anfield exit. Unless the player pushed for a transfer it’s unlikely Jurgen Klopp would be happy to see the back of him.
Mane’s contract runs until the end of June 2023.


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As Intelligent Personal Assistants (IPA) such as Apple Siri, Google Now, Microsoft Cortana, and Amazon Echo continue to gain traction, webservice companies are now providing image, speech, and natural language processing web services as the core applications in their datacenters. These emerging applications require machine learning and are known to be significantly more compute intensive than traditional cloud based web services, giving rise to a number of questions surrounding the designs of server and datacenter architectures for handling this volume of computation.


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2: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails, arrived
2: from Ocean [as40], owner:
2: Dorothy [v1b], Pen, with one worker, 94 sailors
2: Apollo [b5e], Imperial Empire, with 11 workers, six sailors, 63 lt.
2: xbowmen, accompanied by:
2: Lutra [a4w], Imperial Empire, with 12 paladins, 24 pikemen
2: Lungor [y4r], Imperial Empire
2: Merbit [e2m], Imperial Empire, prisoner
2: Hera [g3f], Imperial Empire, with five soldiers, 34 pikemen
2: Thor [r4g], Imperial Empire, with 38 pikemen
2: Eos [a2t], Imperial Empire, with ten workers, 48 lt. xbowmen
2: Khaki Blazer [w4j], Imperial Empire, with eight soldiers,
2: six pikemen, 31 lt. foot
2: Banian [e7n], Imperial Empire, duke, the High Priest of the
2: Church of Eres [151], with two soldiers, ten angels
2: Winstin [o7y], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
2: Black Blazer [s8u], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
2: Pink Blazer [n8e], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
2: Baltor [v5s], Mandor Confederacy, prisoner
3: Pleasure Sloop [v5n], ship, 30 hulls, 1 rowing port, 90 sails,
3: departed for Ocean [as38].
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You have until Monday to get a free Nintendo Switch or TV with EE's Black Friday phones
by Alex HughesYou have until Monday to get a free Nintendo Switch or TV with EE's Black Friday phones
The clock is ticking down on an excellent free gift offer
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We might still be a week away from Black Friday officially kicking in and yet, we have already seen a plethora of incredible bargains come our way. Of all of these pre-Black Friday goodies, EE has taken our top slot thanks to its impressive freebie offer.
The promotion is simple - buy one of a select list of phone contracts from EE and get a free Nintendo Switch. Not really the gaming type? Not a problem, EE will throw in a 4K TV instead.
As far as free gifts with phone contracts go, this offer from EE is leading the way but with the end date labelled as November 25, time is running out to grab one of these bargains.
You would expect your options to comprise of a list of budget handsets and yet EE has thrown in some top handsets. Options include the Huawei P30 Pro, P30 Lite, Samsung Galaxy A70, Samsung Galaxy A80 and a host of other options. We've got the full list of options for you below.
- The time has almost come...Black Friday phone deals are now landing
Huawei phone deals + free Nintendo Switch or 4K TV
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Why should I get my next phone deal from EE?
EE is the UK's fastest 4G network and that fact alone has drawn in a lot of support for their contracts, it has steadily become the most popular network in the UK. You'll also find that it frequently has some of the best phone deals out there on almost every new phone.
EE also offers a few incentives to its customers that sweeten the deal. You can get six months of free Apple Music when you pay monthly with EE and the ability to use Wi-Fi to make calls when you just can't find signal anywhere.
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Utilising your journal findings and the high level overview of the Core learnings you have covered in Foundations - answer each of the following questions:
What are three new things you have learned about yourself and your ego as a result of the core learning?
What are the role of values, empathy and self awareness in learning and programming?
What has surprised you the most about the core learning?
The importance placed on it in the course. I think just how much it’s broken down barriers immediately within the teams, and how comfortable I feel going into bootcamp with others - setting expectations on behaviour.
What were the most challenging aspects of the core learning?
Commitment to new ideas. Committing to mindfulness, drinking water.
Being open and honest with myself and sharing this with the group - and the world with the blog.
Why do you think we, a programming school, are spending so much time focusing on core learning in a web development bootcamp course?
Because of the important role it plays in the workplace.
Does the time you spent studying core learning here feel like a waste of time? Should you have just used that time to practice programming instead? Justify your answer.
Not at all. I have liked the balance, and have seen the benefit immediately with the new concepts and ideas. Something as simple as knowing we can all be good programmers if we keep at it, means I’ve judged myself and others less harsh. It’s almost helped to refocus my time when I am doing the tech parts so I am more productive.


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- Why does FastCgiSuexec On use the wrong suexec wrapper?
- How can I tell mod_fastcgi not to restart my application?
- What does a typical httpd.conf look like?
- What is the path used with FastCGIExternalServer?
- Why does FastCgiSuexec On use the wrong suexec wrapper?
If you have built mod_fastcgi as a DSO with apxs (see the INSTALL document) there is no way for mod_fastcgi to know where your suexec wrapper lives. You will have to use the path argument to FastCgiSuexec. - How can I tell mod_fastcgi not to restart my application?
mod_fastcgi always maintains the configured number of processes for statically configured applications (see the -processes argument to FastCgiServer).
Dynamically configured applications are allowed to die (crash, exit, or be signaled down) as long as the -restart argument to FastCgiConfig is not in effect.
By default, mod_fastcgi will restart the last process instance of a dynamic application if it dies. This behavior can be changed with the -singleThreshold argument to FastCgiConfig. Note that changing this can aggravate a bug in some OS when non-blocking connect()s are being used (see the -appConnTimeout argument). Changing -singleThreshold will allow mod_fastcgi to kill off (signal down) the last process instance of an application when the demand for it no longer warrants its presence. This is the only way the last process instance of an application is allowed to die without being restarted (i.e. a crash or exit will always result in a restart).
An another alternative is to configure the application as an FastCgiExternalServer and start and manage the application processes on your own (independent of mod_fastcgi's Process Manager).
- What does a typical httpd.conf look like?
Please consult the mod_fastcgi documentation for details (IOW read it).
LoadModule fastcgi_module modules/mod_fastcgi.so <IfModule mod_fastcgi.c> # URIs that begin with /fcgi-bin/, are found in /var/www/fcgi-bin/ Alias /fcgi-bin/ /var/www/fcgi-bin/ # Anything in here is handled as a "dynamic" server if not defined as "static" or "external" <Directory /var/www/fcgi-bin/> SetHandler fastcgi-script Options +ExecCGI </Directory> # Anything with one of these extensions is handled as a "dynamic" server if not defined as # "static" or "external". Note: "dynamic" servers require ExecCGI to be on in their directory. AddHandler fastcgi-script .fcgi .fpl # Start a "static" server at httpd initialization inside the scope of the SetHandler FastCgiServer /var/www/fcgi-bin/echo -processes 5 # Start a "static" server at httpd initialization inside the scope of the AddHandler FastCgiServer /var/www/htdocs/some/path/echo.fcgi # Start a "static" server at httpd initialization outside the scope of the Set/AddHandler FastCgiServer /var/www/htdocs/some/path/coolapp <Directory /var/www/htdocs/some/path/coolapp> SetHandler fastcgi-script </Directory> </IfModule>
- What is the path used with FastCGIExternalServer?
Since all FastCGI directives are global (they are not configured in a server context), all FastCGI paths map to the filesystem. In the case of external servers, this path does not have anything to do with the file system; it is a virtual file system path. Since the connection between mod_fastcgi and the FastCGI app is by a socket (unix or tcp), mod_fastcgi does not care where the program is (it could be on a completely different machine). However, mod_fastcgi needs to know when a hit is calling for an external app, so it uses this path as if it were a local file system path. Apache translates a request URI to a filesystem path.
There are two ways for getting external apps working:
- Use a path that is within the server file system area
Example:
{Some server document root /var/www/htdocs} FastCGIExternalServer /var/www/htdocs/extprog -host <IP_ADDRESS>:9000
This seems easiest but has some shortcomings. Firstly there is the combination of real and virtual filesystem locations in the same place. If you are trying to keep all your files well organized and you have source files for the external server in one place and map URIs to the file system into another, there is a less than clear demarcation between what is real and what is virtual. Most importantly, if you want to use the same external server for more than one server, site, or URI, giving it a virtual place within a real path makes all that more confusing.
- Use a segregated path and use Alias to map requests to it.
Example:
FastCGIExternalServer /fastcgiext/extprog -host <IP_ADDRESS>:9000 {Some server docutment root /var/www/htdocs} Alias /extprog /fastcgiext/extprog
This has the potential for more clarity. As a convention all external servers could be mapped into a virtual hierarchy and then aliases used to map into that from any and all places. This keeps the servers well organized and out of the way from file system locations and Aliases can map into them from where they are needed.
- Use a path that is within the server file system area


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Dyslexia Canada: Defines dyslexia, provides educational resources and community connections. And resources specifically for children such as videos, websites, and online/audio books.
How to Gamify Your Classroom: Steps for gamifying your classroom along with incorporating UDL principles. Defines gamification and why to use gamification in classrooms.
Managing Dyslexia with Gamification: Children with dyslexia are capable of playing video games despite their learning disability. What if gamified learning was used to tackle the many challenges facing efforts to provide affordable support to students with learning disabilities?
Top Teaching Strategies with Students with Dyslexia: Provides information on teaching strategies for students with dyslexia. Discussing how to create an inclusive classroom to promote a healthier, safer learning environment for all students.
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I feel it is very neccessary to bring to you the problem we are facing and I believe that you will assist us. Since we have no person to turn to for assistance.
My name is John Tanga,am 20yrs old,a native of Sierra-leone in West African regoin and am the only son of late Chief Robert Tanga ,my late father is the former Director of Cocoa expoter in the Republic of Sierra-leone,who was poison to death by his co-workers in the office,after two years I lost my mother,I am now left with my sister.
I wish to let you know that we inherited wealth ,cash sum of USD 15. 500 000.00(Fifteen million,five hundred thousand dollars) this money was his own share during his days in the
office before his death.
My late father told us that he lodged this fund in fix_suspend account here in Abidjan ,for onward transfer to a foriegn account for security reason,he as well instructed the bank that I should be 25 years before having access to the fund. My problem now is to look for a reliable person who will assist me to transfer this money out of Cote d'ivoire because of recent political crisis here in this country, where we are presently now as refugees.
Please my reasons of contacting you is to request for your co-operartion and assistance to help me move this money out into a foreign account of yours where the money can be remitted in your care and take us as your children untill we grow up.He have in mind to offer you 15% of the total sum,while 5% will be for any expencise you will make to see this transaction through.
Remember to keep the confidentiality
required in this transaction, while I expect to hear from you.Please call me with this numbers:+22507695333 if you are willing to assist us.
Thanks and God bless you.
Yours sincerely
John Tanga.
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