The Works of Edgar Allan Poe
by Edgar Allan Poe
In Youth I Have Known One
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1903
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: United States of America
- Source: Poe, E.A. (1903). The Works of Edgar Allan Poe, The Raven Edition, Volume 5. New York: P. F. Collier and Son.
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- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.1
- Word Count: 631
- Genre: Poetry
- Keywords: spirit
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How often we forget all time, when lone
Admiring Nature's universal throne;
Her woods—her wilds—her mountains-the intense
Reply of Hers to Our intelligence!
I
In youth I have known one with whom the Earth
In secret communing held-as he with it,
In daylight, and in beauty, from his birth:
Whose fervid, flickering torch of life was lit
From the sun and stars, whence he had drawn forth
A passionate light such for his spirit was fit
And yet that spirit knew-not in the hour
Of its own fervor-what had o'er it power.
II
Perhaps it may be that my mind is wrought
To a fever* by the moonbeam that hangs o'er,
But I will half believe that wild light fraught
With more of sovereignty than ancient lore
Hath ever told-or is it of a thought
The unembodied essence, and no more
That with a quickening spell doth o'er us pass
As dew of the night-time, o'er the summer grass?
III
Doth o'er us pass, when, as th' expanding eye
To the loved object-so the tear to the lid
Will start, which lately slept in apathy?
And yet it need not be—(that object) hid
From us in life-but common-which doth lie
Each hour before us—but then only bid
With a strange sound, as of a harp-string broken
T' awake us—'Tis a symbol and a token
IV
Of what in other worlds shall be—and given
In beauty by our God, to those alone
Who otherwise would fall from life and Heaven
Drawn by their heart's passion, and that tone,
That high tone of the spirit which hath striven
Though not with Faith-with godliness—whose throne
With desperate energy 't hath beaten down;
Wearing its own deep feeling as a crown.


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| Name | Type | Description |
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| rounds* | number | Number of rounds to use, defaults to 10 if omitted |
| seed_length* | number | Not supported. |
| returns | string | Resulting salt |
Asynchronously generates a salt.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rounds* | (number ¦ function(Error, ?string)) | Number of rounds to use, defaults to 10 if omitted |
| seed_length* | (number ¦ function(Error, ?string)) | Not supported. |
| callback* | function(Error, ?string) | Callback receiving the error, if any, and the resulting salt |
Synchronously generates a hash for the given string.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| s | string | String to hash |
| salt* | (number ¦ string) | Salt length to generate or salt to use, default to 10 |
| returns | ?string | Resulting hash, actually never null |
Asynchronously generates a hash for the given string.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| s | string | String to hash |
| salt | number ¦ string | Salt length to generate or salt to use |
| callback | function(Error, ?string) | Callback receiving the error, if any, and the resulting hash |
Synchronously tests a string against a hash.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| s | string | String to compare |
| hash | string | Hash to test against |
| returns | boolean | true if matching, otherwise false |
| throws | Error | If an argument is illegal |
Asynchronously compares the given data against the given hash.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| s | string | Data to compare |
| hash | string | Data to be compared to |
| callback | function(Error, boolean) | Callback receiving the error, if any, otherwise the result |
| throws | Error | If the callback argument is invalid |
Gets the number of rounds used to encrypt the specified hash.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| hash | string | Hash to extract the used number of rounds from |
| returns | number | Number of rounds used |
| throws | Error | If hash is not a string |
Gets the salt from a hash.
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| hash | string | Hash to extract the salt from |
| returns | string | |
| throws | Error | If hash is not a string or otherwise invalid |


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An inmate ran an online scam from prison and made $1 million, authorities say
by CNN(CNN) – A man serving 24 years in a Nigerian maximum security prison used a network of accomplices to conduct an international scam that brought in $1 million, officials said.
Hope Olusegun Aroke was convicted of fraud four years ago and was held at a maximum security prison in Lagos after his conviction, according to Nigeria’s economic and financial crimes commission.
While in prison, he worked with accomplices to commit fraud that targeted victims in various nations, the commission said in a statement Tuesday. During that time, he was taken to the hospital for an undisclosed illness and instead of returning to prison, he ended up in hotels, where he’d meet his wife and children, and attend social functions, authorities said.
“Preliminary investigation revealed that the convict, against established standard practice, had access to internet and mobile phone in the correctional center where he is supposed to be serving his jail term,” the commission said. “The circumstance of his admission into the hospital and those who aided his movement from the hospital to hotels and other social engagements is already being investigated.”
Wilson Uwujaren, a spokesman for the economic and financial crimes commission, declined to provide details on how Aroke was able to attend social events and get perks as an inmate. He said he cannot say whether he paid off prison officials in exchange for the brief freedom.
“All that is under investigation, I cannot speculate,” Uwujaren said when CNN reached him by phone.
To conduct his transactions, Aroke used a fake name, Akinwunmi Sorinmade, to open two accounts, authorities said. He also bought homes in posh neighborhoods and a series of luxury cars registered in his wife’s name, authorities said.
“The convict was also in possession of his wife’s bank account token in prison, which he used to freely transfer funds,” the commission said.
Aroke was arrested in 2012 for internet fraud after a return from Malaysia. At the time, he told his victims that he was a computer science student at a university in Kuala Lumpur, but he was the “arrow head of an intricate web of internet fraud scheme that traverse two continents,” the commission said.
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In the latest scam, he targeted victims in various countries, Uwujaren said. He declined to provide details on what countries, citing an ongoing investigation.
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Observer<E> observer)
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observer to receive the events of the given eventClass . |
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flange is forced to move
according to this reference motion relative to flange support.
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Outbrain's orchestrator Version 1.0.4 is released.
Quick links: Orchestrator Manual, FAQ, Downloads
What's new?
Co-masters
orchestrator now does a much better visualization of Master-Master replication:
The work on making the visualization more appealing also resulted in making a better distinction between the visual tree topology and the replication topology. This in turn also fixes the ruleset for moving slaves in a co-master topology, and lays the ground for future work on co-masters (i.e. Galera; unscheduled).
resolve
Had a few reports on orchestrator not being able to connect to some topology instances. It seems like the problem is with name resolving. To prove/disprove this, the resolve command or resolve API call now allows checking for instance connectivity. Orchestrator will first test whether the CNAME at all resolves, then try to dial the TCP address (host + port) to see whether it can make a connection.
A sample API call would be:
http://<IP_ADDRESS>:3000/api/resolve/myhost.mydomain/3306
A command line invocation would be:
orchestrator -c resolve -i myhost.mydomain:3306
chef cookbook
Silvia Botros of SendGrid has published a generic cookbook for deploying orchestrator via chef: https://github.com/sendgrid-ops/chef-orchestrator
Thanks, Silvia!
Topology Annonymizer Cheatsheet
If you want to share your topology graph, but do not wish to expose your host names, open your cluster page and execute the following in your browser's JavaScript console (jQuery is already included by orchestrator):
var _=function() { var counter = 0; var port = 3306; jQuery("h3.popover-title").each(function() { jQuery(this).html("instance-"+(counter++)+":"+port) }); }();
This results in a modified topology such as the one presented above ("instance-11", "instance-12" and so on).
Other enhancements since 1.0:
- Proper error log entry when backend database is not found; also terminates execution.
- Added --stack command line. Combined with --debug this prints the stack trace upon error.
- When a known instance is not found (gone from the radar), now showing time since last seen instead of irrelevant last known slave lag.
- Various UI enhancements/fixes
Orchestrator is released as open source under the Apache 2.0 license and is available at: https://github.com/outbrain/orchestrator
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First, I have to admit that Iím a bit of a psychonaut. But I donít just do hard drugs in order to go out and have fun with friends, smoking dope and drinking is a different story. Anything beyond weed and booze, I take for the mental insight and enlightenment.
Iíve been around as far as hard drugs go but acid certainly takes the cake for me. One of my favorite things to do to enhance the trip is crawl head first into a sleeping bag with just about any John Frusciante album and explore the world with my mind.
Although walking out in the woods and seeing it for real is fun as well. Playing guitar is also a way I keep myself centered while tripping real hard (3-4hits), itís very calming for me. But Iím here to discuss Mephedrone, just wanted to give you an idea of my experience to relate to your own.
I was first turned on to the stuff when my roommate brought home something he called Ďjazzí which I still think makes a decent nickname but you canít do an internet search on jazz and find anything on meph. He didnít know exactly what is was at the time except he kept telling me I was going to be Ďwalking on sunshineí. We later managed to coax exactly what it was out of the guy he got it from but our first night was a journey to the unknown for me.
I bought a gram of the crystal form expecting it to be something like coke or molly, defiantly an understatement. Luckily I started small and didnít blow a .25 line like I might molly or coke. I didnít weigh it but I laid it all out on the table separated it into Ďtenthsí.
T(0:00)-I made a rollie out of a bill and took the first one hard and fast, the burning in my nose took me by surprise. Iíve never had anything that hurts worse, but I got over that real quick once the stuff started kicking in.
T(0:05-0:10)-I could defiantly tell something really good or really bad was coming my way.
T(0:25)-I didnít know it at the time but this is when my first line will just about be peaking, I couldnít help but just rub myself allover anything touching me was amazing feeling.  Not sure if anyone has seen that family guy episode where peter takes some X on his couch and start getting down with himself? Well that was basically me but on Meph.
T(0:45)-effects not as euphoric but still strong. Even so I had a growing urge to re-dose so I did. Not much of a burn this time I think the drug was distracting me from that.
T(1:00)-Second line seemed to hit faster than the first and built on what was already there. I could no longer stand to just sit and watch TV with my buddy, too much energy. I had a hinkering to try guitar, as I said before itís my center, if I can still play then Iím still ok. And I could defiantly play, the drone seemed to make me aware of every little nerve ending, and I could control my movements perfectly. Iíve been playing seven years now, and consider myself to be good, but this was crazy, it was like I could access every bit of knowledge I had picked up over the years. Like I was connected to the world through my music, much like the one brain of mankind feeling you might get on acid, if youíve ever done that. But this feeling just made me want to jump around, so much energy.
T(3:00) almost two hours of straight playing and I felt like I just walked in the room. Wicked time dilation with this stuff. The high was so distracting I would forget to re-redose.
I managed to finish the gram over the coarse of my weekend. Pretty much every re-dose after that the effects would grow weaker. There was a 7-8hour period when I didnít take any at all due to sleep and eating(I forgot to eat too btw) but my first and second dose after my little break came on pretty strong. Not as good as the first time though.  Although I donít think that is long enough to start a physical addiction.

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ITS::WICS::XML2XLIFF - Extract ITS-decorated XML into XLIFF
use ITS; use ITS::WICS::XML2XLIFF; my $converter = ITS::WICS::XML2XLIFF->new('Page Title'); my $ITS = ITS->new('xml', doc => \'<xml>some text</xml>'); my $result = $converter->convert( $ITS, group => ['sec'], tu => ['para']); print $$result;
This module extracts strings from an XML file to create an XLIFF file, keeping the original ITS information intact.
This module is very preliminary, and there are plenty of things to implement still. Only a few ITS data categories are converted, and no inherited ITS information is saved. Also, the ITS segmentation scheme is currently not very developed and may produce invalid XLIFF.
This module relies on the ITS module for processing ITS markup and rules.
The ITS 2.0 specification for XML and HTML5: http://www.w3.org/TR/its20/.
The spec for representing ITS in XLIFF: http://www.w3.org/International/its/wiki/XLIFF_1.2_Mapping.
ITS interest group mail archives: http://lists.w3.org/Archives/Public/public-i18n-its-ig/
new
Creates a new converter instance.
convert
Extracts strings from the input ITS object containing an XML document into an XLIFF document, preserving ITS information.
Return value is a string pointer containing the output XLIFF string.
There are two segmentation schemes: the default behavior is to extract all strings in the document, using ITS withinText
values (currently only implemented with local markup) to decide which elements are inline or structural.
You may also pass in tu
and group
parameters after the ITS document to get a different segmentation behavior. Each parameter should be an array ref containing names of elements to be used for extracting trans-unit
s and group
s, repsectively. Children of trans-unit
s are placed escaped and placed as-is (tags and all) in ph
tags. If no group
element names are specified, then trans-units
for the whole document are placed in one group
.
For example, the following will extract para
elements and their children as trans-units
, and place them in groups with other trans-units
extracted from the same sec
elements:
my $xliff = $XML2XLIFF->convert($ITS, group => ['sec'], tu => ['para']);
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Component Pattern
Writing modular and DRY[1] code is a good habit. It will keep your software maintanable, help with testing and produce parts that can be reused throughout your software. A popular paradigm to achieve all this is the component pattern. The underlying idea of this pattern is to encapsulate your code into isolated components and thereby having small building blocks which can be composed to build a full application.
Seperating code into components is nothing new. There is a whole branch of software engineering, called “component-based software engineering”[2], which emphasises the use of components to preserve seperation of concerns. The UML specification for components reads as follows:[3]
A component represents a modular part of a system that encapsulates its contents and whose manifestation is replaceable within its environment.
A component defines its behavior in terms of provided and required interfaces. As such, a component serves as a type whose conformance is defined by these provided and required interfaces.
With the rise of React[4] and the introduction of Web Components[5] the component pattern has gained a lot of momentum and is currently seen as a best practice for building large JavaScript applications. Angular 2 will also rely heavily on components,[6] so the emphasis on components will not only help structuring our app, but will also make it easier to migrate to Angular 2 once it is ready.
If you translate the concept of components to Angular 1.x, they are really just directives with an isolated scope, a controller and most of the time they also have a template. Communication between components is handled with attribute bindings (=
, &
and @
) and the require
property of the directive definition object.
A future Angular release will include a angular.component
helper, which will by default create directives that bindToController
so that we do not have to write the directive definition boilerplate every time.[7]
#Container Components
Jason Bonta gave an excellent talk in which he showed how to further improve the application architecture by distinguishing between components and containers.[8] Essentially, containers are responsible for fetching data from the server or any other remote service. The response data is then passed to (child-)components, which will process the data and render markup. Components are completly data-agnostic. All of their input will be obtained through a parent container.
While the talk is about React the concept can also be applied to Angular. Imagine an app, named whiz, that lets users assemble their own squad of Marvel characters. It has a search field to query Marvel’s developer API for characters and every character whose name matches the search term will be displayed inside a result list. Listed characters can be selected by the user and added to her squad. Furthermore, users can give their squad a name and remove previously selected characters. Squads are stored into localStorage
and automatically loaded when the user re-opens the app.
The below image shows a mockup of the app to better envision what the whiz app may look like:
Sticking to the aforementioned pattern the app would consist of two containers, which is indicated by the green rectangles. The left container hosts the search and display of Marvel characters, as well as a control to add characters to the squad. The right container consists of a text field to enter a name for the squad and a list with all the squad members. Members can be removed via a dedicated control.
The markup follows the same structure. It consists of the <whiz-app>
, which hosts two containers <marvel-character-list>
and <whiz-character-search-container>
:

<whiz-app>
<whiz-character-search-container>
</whiz-character-search-container>
<whiz-squad-conatiner>
</whiz-squad-container>
</whizz-app>
While the <whiz-app>
element bootstraps the app, most of the markup and logic is hosted by containers and their child-components. As you can see in the markup below, both container use the same component to display the character list (<marvel-character-list>
), but with different configurations. The <whiz-character-search-container>
uses the [on-select]
callback to add characters to the squad. The <whiz-squad-conatiner>
uses the [on-remove]
binding to remove chracters from the squad.
The <field-*>
components are only concerned with user input and have callback methods to forward certain events. In this case the change
event. Their only purpose is to display <input>
elements for the user. The model updates are handled by the parent containers via the callbacks.

<field-search
placeholder="Search by character name..."
on-change="vm.handleQuery(text)"
>
</field-search>
<marvel-character-list
list="vm.list"
on-select="vm.handleSelect(character)"
>
</marvel-character-list>

<field-text
label="Name"
on-change="vm.handleChange(text)"
>
</field-text>
<marvel-character-list
list="vm.members"
on-remove="vm.handleDelete(character)"
>
</marvel-character-list>
Because of the way the app is laid out a clear seperation of concerns is acchieved. Every element has one role to fulfill and nothing more. Data-related actions are handled exclusively by a container. The components are communicating with each other via APIs. All thanks to sticking to the component pattern.
#Component Types
Differentiating between containers and components is an important step to improve the structre of an application. But the naming convention maybe a bit confusing, because containers are also components. So you actually have container components and components components.
Calling a component “component” is not really conclusive. Hence, we are calling this type of component widgets. Because this is what they really are. Small, dedicated and reusable elements which are independent of your apps domain. Recall the <field-text>
element from the previous example. It is not a term affiliated with “Marvel”, but containers like <marvel-character-list>
certainly contain domain specific language.
Furthermore, page templates tend to get very large, which will make it hard to maintain and test them. Also, the attached controller becomes often very large and equality hard to maintain. To cope with that it is a good idea to split large pages into mutiple components.
The sole purpose of these components is to add another level of abstraction that groups and hides complex parts of a page. You should use domain specific language to make it obvious what the content of the section is. For example, naming a section user-adress-section
makes it very obvious what part of your app is repesented through this section. Unlike widgets sections are usually not re-usable.
This leaves us with another type of component: the section component. Hence, we can classify components into one of the following three categories:
#1. Container
- Responsible for fetching data
- Maintains and updates model
- Exposes methods to handle user interactions
#2. Section
- Break large templates into smaller parts
- Several sections construct a page
- Domain specific used to describe purpose
- Not reusable
#3. Widget
- Smallest component type
- Highly reusable
- Data-agnostic
- Renders markup
#Handling User Interactions
As long as your model and application logic stays small two-way data binding is your best friend. But as soon as your model and logic become more complex it will be hard to understand and control the data flow. Especially if there are $watchers
that update the application state or manipulate the model you may end up in a lengthy search for Waldo.
Instead of relying on Angular’s integrated two-way bindings you should implement an unidirectional data flow.[9] A unidirectional flow integrates nicely with the container pattern, because only a container should be able to mutate the data model or application state. It will also be possible to backtrace what part of the applications want to push an update to a model or change the state.
The previously shown containers of the whiz app implement this approach. All widgets expose callback methods for the container to use and handle changes. Below is the part of the <marvel-character-list>
controller, which shows how the handleSelect
method is implemented:
export default class WhizSquadContainerController {
public squad:SquadService;
constructor ( squad:SquadService ) {
this.squad = squad;
}
handleSelect ( character:MarvelCharacter ) {
this.squad.addCharacter(chracter);
}
}

<marvel-character-avatar
img="character.avatar"
></marvel-character-avatar>
{{ character.name }}

{{ character.description }}

<button
type="button"
ng-click="vm.select(character)"
>Add</button>

import controller from './marve-character-list.controller';
export default class MarvelCharacterList implements ng.IDirective {
restrict = 'E';
scope = {};
templateUrl = 'components/marvel/marvel-character-list.html';
controller = controller;
controllerAs = 'vm';
bindToController = {
list: '=',
onSelect: '&'
};
}
export default MarvelCharacterListController {
public list:MarvelCharacter[];
select ( character:MarvelCharacter ) {
this.onSelect( character );
}
}
→ TODO: Reactive Extensions!!!


hello.Rd
display some scripts You can learn more about package authoring with RStudio at:
http://r-pkgs.had.co.nz/
Some useful keyboard shortcuts for package authoring:
Install Package: 'Ctrl + Shift + B' Check Package: 'Ctrl + Shift + E' Test Package: 'Ctrl + Shift + T' If "Build Package Documentation" shortcut not working, check within Tools -> Project Options... -> Build Tools; there should be a checkbox:
hello(x)
hello()#> Error in hello(): could not find function "hello"


This is a minimalistic example of using the InOrbit Incident Management WebHook integration to dispatch incident notifications to Google Chat.
For more details, see InOrbit Documentation or write to support@inorbit.ai


You can paste the json data into `Text View` and change the view mode to see the effects. Enjoy it! Powered by josdejong's jsoneditor.


What is grid based design?
Most webpages, if not all follow a grid structure. CSS makes it easy to setup a grid. A lot of times setting up css classes to cover 12 rows can make it entirely sufficient to design a complete website, simply by altering what row the element is placed at and controlling the width via the number of columns it spans.
Whats all the hype about responsive webpages?
Given the large number of devices being used to access the internet, it is imperative that a website be able to auto adjust for the best user experience. Using design features including @mediaquery make it easier to make a webpage 'responsive' to the screen size it is being accessed on.
What is semantic structure?
Semantic structure tells the browser about the type of elements but also makes common sense to any user viewing the code. Example 'h1' is the most prominent heading on a page but also clear that it is so to anyone reading the html/ css code.
Any other points you found interesting and want to reflect on.
I think this had some very important concepts about making the screen suitable for various devices including users using thumbs instead of a mouse etc. I also liked them explaining the 12 col system. They didn't go into as much detail about @mediaquery as I would have like them to, but maybe that will become clearer in later lessons.


Intro to the WYSIWYG Editor
WYSIWYG (pronounced wiz-ee-wig) is an acronym that stands for What You See Is What You Get. It is a type of editing software that allows users to see and edit content in a form that appears as it would when displayed on an interface, webpage, slide presentation or printed document.
The WYSIWYG Editor is the editor presented to you when adding content for the Event Calendar, updating any HOG[SCAN] page or creating your own Basic page.
- Referencing the image below, this is the WYSIWYG Editor you use to enter content onto any HOG[SCAN] page.
The ribbon with the icons only displays when the Text format is set to
HTML Editor
.
- Reference the image below for a brief explaination of what each icon in the top row is for.
- Add / remove link - add a link in a basic page or calendar entry. If a link is currently there, the second icon will not be greyed out and you can remove the link.
- Image / Table - from left to right, insert an image from a directory onto the page, add a table to the page. The
DIV
and iFrame
are not anything you'd want to use when creating a basic page or calendar entry.
- List - Ordered / Unordered - create an ordered (each item in the list is numbered) or unordered (each item in the list has a circle in front of it) list
- Indentation increase/decrease - indent text. If text is indented the icon on the left will not be greyed out and you can decrease the indention
- Text maniuplation - from left to right, make the text ordered to the left side of the page, centered on the page, ordered to the right side of the page or have equal margins on the left and right side of the text
- Special characters - not anything you'd want to use on a basic page or calendar entry
- Reference the image below for a brief explanation of what each icon in the bottom row is for.
- Paragraph format - other than possibly adding a header to a basic page, for the most part this will not be used. No need for headers in calendar entries.
- Font name / family - should be left alone and use the HOGScan default font of Raleway
- Font size - if you want to make the text on your page slightly bigger only choose 16 from here.
- Text styles - other than possibly adding a header to a basic page, for the most part this will not be used. No need for header in calendar entries.
- Text highlight - should not be used. The icon on the left will change the font color, the icon on the right will change the color behind the font. These can make your text very difficult to see/read.
- Text format - from left to right, make the text Bold, Italics, Underline or Strikeout
- Fullscreen - click to make the editor fullscreen, click again to toggle it back
Creating a Web Page Tips
Web page design is a career unto itself. It is not something that can be taught in a short tutorial but don't let that hinder you. Anyone can create a pleasing page. Here are some things to keep in mind as you create a basic page or make event calendar entries.
- Sandbox environment - Use your development environment to practice.
- Large images - Keep images on your page at a reasonable size. No one likes to scroll left and right and up and down in order to see an image. Not everyone will be using a desktop computer to view the website, some will use an Apple™ or Android™ tablet.
This is especially important when placing images in event calendar entries. A lot of people use their smartphone and the HOG[SCAN] smartphone app to view the calendar and a large image means a lot of scrolling just to see the text of the event.
- Tokens - Tokens are fine to use in basic pages. It helps to eliminate typo's and keeps information consistant. However, do not use tokens in event calendar entries. They will display when viewing the calendar with a computer or tablet but tokens do not get translated when viewing the calendar with the HOG[SCAN] smartphone app.
Enter
versus Shift + Enter
- This is easier seen rather than explained.
Hitting the Enter
key will move the cursor down and begin a new paragraph.
Hitting the Shift + Enter
keys causes a line break. The text continues on a new line, not a new paragraph. Reference the image below for a visual demonstration.
- Try to make links accessible. While accessibility is a topic unto itself the shortened version is you want to avoid uninformative link phrases. Links are more useful when they make sense out of context. Authors should shy away from non-informative link phrases such as;
- click here
- here
- more
- read more
- link to [some link destination]
- info
As an example, the following three links go to the same location but only one is a best practice.


§115-4 Right of transit along shorelines. The right of access to Hawaii's shorelines includes the right of transit along the shorelines. [L 1974, c 244, §4; am L 1991, c 37, §2]


Elevator which automatically evaluates the ColorCode given to a solution.
More...
#include <ComputerEvaluator.h>
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static constexpr std::size_t | MAX_MOVES = 7 |
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Elevator which automatically evaluates the ColorCode given to a solution.
§ ComputerEvaluator()
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ColorCode |
soutionCode | ) |
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§ getSolution()
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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:


There are three types of headings:
Question headings are useful if you know what questions your audience will ask. Most people come to government documents with questions. If you know those questions, use them as headings. They will help the audience find the information they are looking for quickly. Using the question-and-answer format helps your audience scan the document and find specific information.
Why do we use headings?
Statement headings are the next best choice because they are still very specific.
Add useful headings
Topic headings are the most formal; many times management is more comfortable with them. But sometimes they’re so vague that they just aren’t helpful. Topic Headings such as “General,” “Application,” and “Scope” are so vague they may confuse the user. For example, “Application” might mean an application to your agency from someone reading your document. But it might as easily mean what the document applies to.
Add page-level structure
It’s often useful to start writing your document by developing the headings, structuring them to your audience’s concerns. This approach can also reveal major groupings of information that you might want to identify with headings.
In the following example, broad topic headings help organize the document, and specific topics add a second level of organization:
Who may hold leases and permits?
Can foreign citizens hold permits or leases?
How do I file evidence of my qualifications?
Can I amend my qualifications statement?
Must I file a bond with my permit or lease?
Where do I file my bond?
What types of bonds are acceptable?
How does BLM establish bond amounts?
When does BLM terminate my liability under a bond?
Be concise and descriptive
Headings should not be so long that they overwhelm the material itself. Avoid headings with one-word answers. With rare exceptions, headings should be shorter than the content that follows them.
Do I have to file a newspaper notice of my activities before I begin operations?
You must publish a notice of your operations in a local newspaper before you begin.
Do I need to publish a public notice?
In the example below, the headings in the right column are more informative than the short topic headings on the left.
Don’t say
§ 254.11 Indian Rights


Building a guard rail
When you use a tool you built, you know where it’s sharp edges are.
You can avoid slicing your finger off. You need not worry about electrocuting yourself, you know not ot pull on the cable too forcefully.
The same is true of software.
I’ve been working on CorrectedTime since Star Wars day, 2009. It’s hosted the dinghy sailing results for Sheffield Viking sailing club since December 2010. In all that time, I’ve been the sole user.
Each week, I bring home the race sheets (entered on A3 paper, as the club has no electricity and little mobile phone coverage) and enter the sailor names, boats and lap times into the Rails app.
Issues that have plagued the app for literally years, that were niggles, not deal breakers for one person are now getting addressed.
For example:
- I only needed one user login (did not have password resets, email confirmations or smooth sign in page).
- Sometimes, a helm and crew would be displayed with the helm as the crew. A quick edit and this would be fine.
- I needed to deploy a new build if the handicap for a boat changes (these numbers are often tweaked yearly).
Presentation was good enough for the small audience, with minimal styling, but not great.
Over the last 6 months the rate of change has accelerated. The CorrectedTime has become better and a smoother experience. It’s now nearly ready for new and non-technical users to evaluate and use week-to-week.
I think I’m going to enjoy using and sharing CorrectedTime with it’s refinements. After all, I’m a user too.
Stay in touch
Hi, I'm James Cowlishaw. Mickey is a minimal one-column theme for Spelt, based on Mickey for Jekyll, by @VincentChan.


| User guide |
Applications built using these layout tools can be deployed as standalone executables using the MATLAB Compiler in the same way as any other MATLAB application. There is, however, one thing to watch out for:
Below is a screen-shot of the deploytool
setup
used to build the example application.
The "Resources" folder from the toolbox has been explicitly added as a
shared resource so that the mouse-pointers and panel icons continue to work.
| Using layouts inside GUIDE GUIs | [Top] | A complete example |


The Injustice Gene
by John Denvir
I have always wondered what makes some people respond to the
sufferings of others while most of us do not. For instance, only
about 2% of German gentiles took any action to aid German Jews
in the Nazi era. We are sensitive to injustices we personally
experience, but some people seem to be blessed with a greater
imaginative capacity that allows them to picture and respond
to the experience of others.
I call this capacity the "injustice
gene", although I recognize that I am talking metaphor rather
than biology. Gandhi had it, as did Martin Luther King. And a
lot of less famous people have it too, many of them entering
law students. Whether the gene remains dormant or shapes their
careers in large part is determined by their early professional
experiences.
Walter
Salles The Motorcycle Diaries illustrates this point.
It's a "road" picture, telling the tale of a 8000 mile
motorcycle trip taken by two young Argentineans in the early
1950's. One, Alberto, is chubby and gregarious; the other, Ernesto,
quietly handsome. Their goal is to live a great adventure to
remember in their old age. The first half of the movie consists
of the endless mechanical problems the motorcycle suffers and
various hustles the two chums engage in to keep housed and fed.
We know little about these
two young men other than one is a bio-chemist graduate and the
other a medical student and that they have the romantic plan
to end their trip volunteering at a leper asylum up the Amazon.
But we slowly get to know them. Alberto is the more easy going,
willing to say and do whatever is necessary to keep the show
on the road, Ernesto is more intense, sometimes showing a streak
of brutal honesty in telling a potential host that the cyst on
his neck is actually a tumor or an amateur novelist that his
chef d'oeuvre is a pack of clichés. But Ernesto also manifests
a capacity for compassion when he leaves his asthma medicine
with a dying woman or gives the twosome's reserve funds to a
migrant couple.
The trip turns out to be more
than a series of amusing anecdotes; it becomes a life-transforming
experience for both Alberto and Ernesto. They have left their
cocoon of middle class comfort to witness the reality confronting
the common men and women of Latin America "So much injustice"
as Ernesto puts it. They also meet a doctor at the leper colony
who treats them as valued professionals. They respond positively
to his confidence and spend three weeks not only treating lepers
with dignity as well as drugs. A key moment in the film is when
both Alberto and Ernesto refuse to wear gloves they know are
medically unnecessary while treating their patients. We are in
the presence of the injustice gene.
Salles is too good a filmmaker
to get preachy. He allows his images to tell the story. And he
keeps a certain distance from his protagonists. The viewer knows
coming in that the young Ernesto will become that icon of 60's
revolutionary romanticism, Ché Guevara. Salles is generous
in his portrayal of Ché, but not uncritical. We note a
tendency to extremism in Ernesto's very dangerous and wholly
unnecessary decision to swim the Amazon at night for one last
visit with his leper comrades.
If Alberto and Ernesto had
not visited the leper colony (or met a supportive mentor there)
they might have ended up in Buenos Aires forty years later boring
people with accounts of their great adventure. Instead Alberto
practiced medicine in Cuba for forty years and Ernesto Ché
became one of the most admired revolutionaries of the second
half of the 20th Century.
Mainline reviewers of the Motorcycle
Diaries have been quick to disassociate themselves from Ché
who they are quick to dismiss as a Stalinist totalitarian. This
seems to me to miss the point. First, it ignores the important
question of to what extent the Cuban revolution's "Stalinist"
tendencies were forced upon them by the United States insistence
upon overturning a democratic revolution. But even if one decides
that difficult factual question against Ché, results are
not determinative from an injustice gene perspective. If hindsight
shows that our efforts to fight injustice were failures, or even
wrong-headed, that fact does not detract from their nobility.
The "smart" reaction to the suffering of others will
always be to ignore it. But that's a form of intelligence that
some people refuse to embrace. We have no reason to doubt that
the same ideals that inspired Ernesto to refuse to wear gloves
in treating lepers in 1952 remained with Ché when he died
a revolutionary's death in an ill-fated attempt to overturn a
manifestly unjust social system in Bolivia in 1967.
There is a lesson here for
law students (and law schools too). Maybe clerking for large
law firms is not the best use of short summer vacations. Here
at USF Law School some students (with law school support) spend
their summer working on death penalty cases in Texas. Happily
so far no one has tried to swim the Rio Grande.
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I recently participated in the There and Back Again data visualisation competition from Stats NZ. I wanted to quickly make a post to feature the app I made, called How Dunedin Gets to Work. This project is meant to be a lightweight app to quickly visualise the modes of transportation people of Dunedin, NZ use to get to work. I used Leaflet for the mapping components and created the app using R-Shiny. Source code for this project is available on GitHub.


About
The FHTbot was created as a result of a joint effort between Hackerspace Adelaide and Flinders University as an educational tool to provide insights into the following.
The internet of things.
- Showing how a device can be easily set up as a secure WIFI Hotspot.
- Allowing most major web browsers to connect and control a real world device and take real time control over it, without the need to install 3rd party applications on the device.
Basic robotics.
- Control motors.
- Using sensors to perceive the world around it.
- Provide visual, auditory, temperature and web client feedback.
- A control system to give the FHTbot basic and complicated commands to perform tasks.
Education
-
Geometry based navigation system allows students to control the FHTbot and see the FHTbot turn to the angle and proceed to the destination, put simply if you tell the but to turn right 90 degrees it will turn right, turning 180 degrees will turn and face the opposite direction.
Fun
- The FHTbot was designed to be able to be driven like a remote control car.
- The FHTbot was designed to accept a pre - programmed course.
- The FHTbot has an assisted drive mode to help young and inexperienced drivers.
We all hope you have as much fun with this FHTbot as we did designing it for you.


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Recently, I shared on Twitter how you could run a query to detect if a user has clicked on a link within their Outlook using Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection (MDATP). If you are not familiar, MDATP is available within your Microsoft 365 E5 license and is an enhancement to the traditional Windows Defender you might be used to.
What is Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection? Microsoft says that “Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection is a platform designed to help enterprise networks prevent, detect, investigate, and respond to advanced threats.
Continue reading


PurpleAirApi
This is a Ruby wrapper for the PurpleAir API.
Installation
Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
ruby
gem 'purple_air_api'
And then execute:
bundle install
Or install it yourself as:
gem install purple_air_api
Usage
To use this gem, instantiate an instance of a PurpleAirApi client. The write token is optional and currently no write actions are implemented in this gem.
For further information on what client methods are available, refer to the documentation here.
client = PurpleAirApi.client(read_token: your_read_token, write_token: your_write_token)
You can then use this client to interact with the various API methods under the client:
Requesting multiple sensors
```ruby # Optional parameters are added using a hash. For a full list of options refer to the documentation.
nw_lat_long = [37.804930, -122.448382] se_lat_long = [37.794832, -122.393589] fields = %w[icon name latitude longitude altitude pm2.5 pm2.5_10minute pm2.5_30minute pm2.5_60minute] location_type = %w[outside] show_only = [20, 40, 55, 120]
options = { fields: fields, location_type: location_type, bounding_box: { nw: nw_lat_long, se: se_lat_long }, show_only: show_only }
response = client.request_sensors(options)
response.parsed_response[:data][40] # access the individual sensor data using the parsed_response hash ```
Requesting a single sensor index
```ruby response = client.request_sensor(sensor_index: 1)
current_air_quality = response.json_response[:sensor][:”pm2.5_a”] ```
A sample service object for a lat-long bounding box
```ruby # frozen_string_literal: true
require ‘purple_air_api’ require ‘dotenv/load’
module AirQuality # Class for making requests for local sensor data with a lat-long bounding box class GetSensors NW_LAT_LONG = [37.804930, -122.448382].freeze SE_LAT_LONG = [37.794832, -122.393589].freeze DEFAULT_FIELDS = %w[icon name latitude longitude altitude pm2.5 pm2.5_10minute pm2.5_30minute pm2.5_60minute].freeze DEFAULT_LOCATION_TYPE = %w[outside].freeze
def self.call
new.request
end
def request
PurpleAirApi.client(read_token: read_token).request_sensors(fields)
end
def read_token
ENV['READ_TOKEN']
end
def fields
{
fields: DEFAULT_FIELDS,
location_type: DEFAULT_LOCATION_TYPE,
bounding_box: { nw: NW_LAT_LONG, se: SE_LAT_LONG }
}
end end end ````
A sample service object for a single sensor
```ruby # frozen_string_literal: true
require ‘purple_air_api’ require ‘dotenv/load’
module AirQuality # Class for making requests for an individual sensor class GetSensor SENSOR_INDEX = 54_849
def self.call
new.request
end
def request
PurpleAirApi.client(read_token: read_token).request_sensor(sensor_index: SENSOR_INDEX)
end
def read_token
ENV['READ_TOKEN']
end end end ```
In a Sinatra app
```ruby # frozen_string_literal: true
require ‘sinatra’ require “sinatra/json” require ‘dotenv/load’ require ‘purple_air_api’
module HomeHub # App server class for running the HomeHub app class App < Sinatra::Base
get '/sensors/:id' do
json purple_air_client.request_sensor(sensor_index: params[:id].to_i).json_response
end
get '/sensors' do
json purple_air_client.request_sensors.json_response
end
def purple_air_client
@purple_air_client ||= PurpleAirApi.client(read_token: read_token)
end
def read_token
@read_token ||= ENV['READ_TOKEN']
end end end ```
Documentation
Documentation for this gem can be found here.
PurpleAir Documentation and Read and Write Tokens
This wrapper was written using the PurpleAir API Documentation. You will require a read and write token in order to use the PurpleAir API which can be received by reaching out to PurpleAir.
Development
After checking out the repo, run bin/setup
to install dependencies. Then, run rake spec
to run the tests. You can also run bin/console
for an interactive prompt that will allow you to experiment.
To install this gem onto your local machine, run bundle exec rake install
. To release a new version, update the version number in version.rb
, and then run bundle exec rake release
, which will create a git tag for the version, push git commits and the created tag, and push the .gem
file to rubygems.org.
Make sure you are updating the Yard docs prior to pushing to master by running rake yard
.
Contributing
Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/dkiselbach/purple_air_api. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the code of conduct.
License
The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
Code of Conduct
Everyone interacting in the PurpleAirApi project’s codebase, issue trackers, chat rooms and mailing lists is expected to follow the code of conduct.


In Bubble Rhythms, sounds are made when a Bubble (the colorful moving balls below) intersect with a Tone Block (the gray bars) that has been turned on. To turn a Tone Block on and off, simply click on it.
Q: Randomize Rhythm
Spacebar: Play/Pause
Bubble Rhythms is a tone-sequencing "game" that enables the user/composer to create a completely unique rhythm of tones. Each Bubble is set to a different note in the A major scale, and will play depending on the Tone Blocks that the user has turned on.
What makes Bubble Rhythms different is that each Bubble is set to its own tempo, which adds a bit of unpredictability to the game and hopefully puts the user in a more experimental creative mindset.
Bubble Rhythms was created by Chris Schnaars. The sounds used here all came from the Google Chrome Labs repository. Please get in touch with any questions, problems, or feedback. You can find the code on Github and more generative sound games here.


Dodge Enters Top 10 Reliability List For The First Time
The most reliable Dodge car shouldn't be a surprise.
by Ian WrightThe top ten of Consumer Reports' most reliable car ranking is a desirable place for automakers to be. This year, Dodge entered the top ten for the first time and is the only representative of the Detroit Big Three in the list. Ford is languishing just below Lincoln in 16th place with the Ford F-150 as its least reliable model, while Chevrolet is way down in 25th spot with the Tahoe being its most reliable model.
As for Dodge, the least reliable model, according to Consumer Reports surveys, is the Durango, and its most reliable model is the Challenger.
Dodge climbed thirteen spots to reach number eight on the list, helping its parent company, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), achieve the most significant gains overall. Dodge's improvements are likely down to a lack of new models and showing that new isn't always best for the consumer.
Consumer Reports is also reporting that the Tesla Model 3 and Model S have regained a Consumer Reports recommendation due to an increase in reliability. "The Tesla Model 3 struggled last year as the company made frequent design changes and ramped up production to meet demand," says Jake Fisher, senior director of auto testing at Consumer Reports. "But as the production stabilized, we have seen improvements to the reliability."
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As for the rest of the top ten, Lexus sits in the top spot and is followed by Mazda and then Toyota. Porsche jumped up five spots to number four and is followed by Genesis, Hyundai, Subaru, and then Dodge. Hanging in the top ten after that is Kia and Mini.
The steepest declines in reliability come from Acura and Volkswagen. For Volkswagen, the Atlas and Tiguan have been suffering the most problems while the TLX is the thorn in Acura's side. The most significant improvements come from Porsche and Mini, who jumped up five spots each, along with Infiniti and Tesla climbing four places.


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(a) The contracting officer shall include in the solicitation and contract the appropriate quality requirements. The type and extent of contract quality requirements needed depends on the particular acquisition and may range from inspection at time of acceptance to a requirement for the contractor’s implementation of a comprehensive program for controlling quality.
(b) As feasible, solicitations and contracts may provide for alternative, but substantially equivalent, inspection methods to obtain wide competition and low cost. The contracting officer may also authorize contractor-recommended alternatives when in the Government’s interest and approved by the activity responsible for technical requirements.
(c) Although contracts generally make contractors responsible for performing inspection before tendering supplies to the Government, there are situations in which contracts will provide for specialized inspections to be performed solely by the Government. Among situations of this kind are—
(1) Tests that require use of specialized test equipment or facilities not ordinarily available in suppliers’ plants or commercial laboratories (e.g., ballistic testing of ammunition, unusual environmental tests, and simulated service tests); and
(2) Contracts that require Government testing for first article approval (see Subpart 9.3).
(d) Except as otherwise specified by the contract, required contractor testing may be performed in the contractor’s or subcontractor’s laboratory or testing facility, or in any other laboratory or testing facility acceptable to the Government.
Contract quality requirements fall into four general categories, depending on the extent of quality assurance needed by the Government for the acquisition involved.
When acquiring commercial items (see Part 12), the Government shall rely on contractors’ existing quality assurance systems as a substitute for Government inspection and testing before tender for acceptance unless customary market practices for the commercial item being acquired include in-process inspection. Any in-process inspection by the Government shall be conducted in a manner consistent with commercial practice.
(a) Except as specified in (b) of this section, the Government shall rely on the contractor to accomplish all inspection and testing needed to ensure that supplies or services acquired at or below the simplified acquisition threshold conform to contract quality requirements before they are tendered to the Government (see 46.301).
(b) The Government shall not rely on inspection by the contractor if the contracting officer determines that the Government has a need to test the supplies or services in advance of their tender for acceptance, or to pass judgment upon the adequacy of the contractor’s internal work processes. In making the determination, the contracting officer shall consider—
(1) The nature of the supplies and services being purchased and their intended use;
(2) The potential losses in the event of defects;
(3) The likelihood of uncontested replacement or correction of defective work; and
(4) The cost of detailed Government inspection.
(a) Standard inspection requirements are contained in the clauses prescribed in 46.302 through 46.308, and in the product and service specifications that are included in solicitations and contracts.
(b) The clauses referred to in (a) of this section—
(1) Require the contractor to provide and maintain an inspection system that is acceptable to the Government;
(2) Give the Government the right to make inspections and tests while work is in process; and
(3) Require the contractor to keep complete, and make available to the Government, records of its inspection work.
(a) Agencies shall establish procedures for determining when higher-level contract quality requirements are necessary, for determining the risk (both the likelihood and the impact) of nonconformance, and for advising the contracting officer about which higher-level standards should be applied and included in the solicitation and contract. Requiring compliance with higher-level quality standards is necessary in solicitations and contracts for complex or critical items (see 46.203)or when the technical requirements of the contract require—
(1) Control of such things as design, work operations, in-process controls, testing, and inspection; or
(2) Attention to such factors as organization, planning, work instructions, documentation control, and advanced metrology.
(b) Examples of higher-level quality standards include overarching quality management system standards such as ISO 9001, ASQ/ANSI E4, ASME NQA-1, SAE AS9100, SAE AS9003, and ISO/TS 16949, and product or process specific quality standards such as SAE AS5553.
The extent of contract quality requirements, including contractor inspection, required under a contract shall usually be based upon the classification of the contract item (supply or service) as determined by its technical description, its complexity, and the criticality of its application.
(a) Technical description. Contract items may be technically classified as—
(1) Commercial (described in commercial catalogs, drawings, or industrial standards; see Part 2); or
(2) Military-Federal (described in Government drawings and specifications).
(b) Complexity.
(1) Complex items have quality characteristics, not wholly visible in the end item, for which contractual conformance must be established progressively through precise measurements, tests, and controls applied during purchasing, manufacturing, performance, assembly, and functional operation either as an individual item or in conjunction with other items.
(2) Noncomplex items have quality characteristics for which simple measurement and test of the end item are sufficient to determine conformance to contract requirements.
(c) Criticality.
(1) A critical application of an item is one in which the failure of the item could injure personnel or jeopardize a vital agency mission. A critical item may be either peculiar, meaning it has only one application, or common, meaning it has multiple applications.
(2) A noncritical application is any other application. Noncritical items may also be either peculiar or common.


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Matteo 'in incredible form' after brain tumour operation
by Sarah JacksonFormer Liverpool and Leeds defender Dominic Matteo is doing well, according to his friend Simon Ross,who spoke out about Matteo's treatment.
The 45-year-old is said to be in good shape after recently undergoing surgery for a brain tumour.
Close friend Simon Ross said that Dominic Matteo is looking bright and is 'in incredible form' following his recent surgery and has now been released from intensive care to carry on further treatment, after he was rushed to hospital last week.
Ross said on his Twitter page: "Just had a FaceTime call from him, he was on incredible form, chatting, talking football, joking and very positive,"
The news of Matteo's illness had become public knowledge after former club Liverpool issued a statement.
"The thoughts of everyone at the club are with Dom, his family and friends and we will be offering our support to them throughout this difficult time," said the Merseyside club.


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If you are trying to look armory by its description, or doing conflict
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There are also six search forms available:
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associated with a particular name. This form is fast and simple,
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the exact spelling of the name. Very useful.
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searches on the database by combining the results of multiple
searches. This form is tricky to use, because
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Breaking Change: BBLog will not longer support the Image Upload.
After the last battlelog update our own image upload is broken (15. June 2013). They have changed something in the background and on the editor page.
One thing that i want to point out: DICE definetely don't want self made real pictures for platoons. They have talked with us in the past about this. We, BBLog, had raised against this in the talk with DICE and until the last update we supported our own hosted image upload. But for now it's time to shut it off.
This feature always required a lot of our server capacity and BBLog always grow and grow.
At really first it is because of DICE - We don't want that BBLog will get in struggle in the future with DICE/EA because of that feature. DICE never really had forbidden us that feature but they not really happy about that.
At second because of server capacity - Especially when BF4 is coming out we expect a big user increase. This shut down made sure that all is working fine also when a lot more user will come to BBLog.

But YOU, the community can do something against it.
Create a very active, but friendly, discussion on battlelog, in every language, with all your power to made clear that the community really want a image upload in battlelog for platoons.
DICE will definitely think about it when the community really want it.
That's amazing. We don't need the image upload anyway, the battlelog emblem editor is the best, not even Photoshop can beat it.
BrainFooLong wrote:
DICE will definitely think about it when the community really want it.
Are you sure? I don't think so. Are they even in charge for battlelog? I thought ESN (acquired by (of course) EA) is responsible for battlelog.
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Technically is ESN = DICE
Brady_The
BrainFooLong wrote:
Technically is ESN = DICE
Interesting.
José Ortega
Global Moderator
I hope that DICE will listen to the community for first time...
CreepingDeath
Thats really Sad:( This Fucked me up *___*
Voodoo
I uploaded my platoon image before 15. June but now its gone, yet other platoons still have there custom platoon image, why?
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History
From Oct 2011 to Sept 2012 it was possible to upload images (with a trick) directly in battlelog, so the images was visible for all people - All those images are still visible for all people.
From Sept 2012 to June 2013 it was only possible by and for BBLog users. All those images now not visible anymore.
When you see now real images on a platoon they uploaded it in the first period and never changed it.
Voodoo
So if EA\ DICE have gone to the effort to remove newer one's, then why not older one's
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BrainFooLong
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Voodoo wrote:
So if EA\ DICE have gone to the effort to remove newer one's, then why not older one's
Ask DICE :)
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PS: But they never removed images, they just disabled the ability to upload images :)
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EN Discussion - Not that real friendly, but it's a beginning :)
Custom Platoon image uploads were NEVER supported.
Workarounds/browser extensions circumvented this (and could technically be looked at as a breach of the EA Terms of Service).
True, but that doesen't mean he has any say in that matter, he isn't a DICE employee. Premature lock.
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Well, that thread lock is very bad from that MOD.
It was a ask from the community to get this in battlelog, in they blocked it.
I'll try to talk with a DICE employee about this lock.
ORFK
Global Moderator
well its not an mod, its the english community manager from EA.
like the german Gamm4 (which blocked me for 1 year in battlelog because i had told an other user whats a WHOIS request/data about websites).
for me... EA / DICE become more and more ridiculous... sorry, my opinion.
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I actually don't understand the lock. People are requesting a feature and the answer is a lock? That can't be right. That's not how you treat your customers. But well, it's EA, I am not sure what I was expecting.
I do really want the platoon image upload back or at least (and it would perfectly fine for me) a possibility to use a Gravatar for your platoon. The emblem editor is not just bad, it's really bad. If I just think about all these community and clan logos, there is no way to recreate them with the Battlelog editor... And a logo is in my opinion a (pretty) important way to represent you and your community or clan.
ORFK
Global Moderator
actually the noobs from EA are locking all topics about platoon image uploads...
Custom emblems were never an intended feature, it exploited a bug in the code. We have no plans to add custom emblems outside of the current way of making emblems, sorry.
They could always implement some features that Google uses to automatically find copyrighted content and inappropriate content, but I imagine they are too busy to start making something like that and wouldn't want to license it.


Manual transfer
Some of my friends held some very interesting activities on steemit. Such as 谷哥点名
by @jubi, and 七夕征文大赛
by @rivalhw. The activities are very successful, plenty of people did participate and many people won the prize.
But, How to pay bonuses is a bit of a hassle, organizers need to log on to the website and transfer bonuses to each winner.
If there are a large number of winners, We need to do the same thing over and over again.
Batch transfer
Fortunately, we can implement batch transfers using program.
Just installed the official python library for STEEM as I mentioned in my previous article
But, We need Active private key this time, follow the same steps in my previous article but select Active private key, and then import it to our local wallet.
A simplest script maybe like this:
Now, we can transfer 0.001 SBD to multiple accounts ( @oflyhigh.test, @jubi, @deanliu) by executing the script. A message Test transfer! was added at the same time.
Now, let me check my wallet:
We made it successfully!
For encrypted messaging
steem-python
also supports message encryption.
To issue a encrypted message, just plus #
prefix for your message.
For example,message = '#Test transfer!'
And you must import memo private key to your local wallet, otherwise you will get the following error message like this one:steembase.exceptions.MissingKeyError: Memo key for oflyhigh missing!
There’s a small issue of steem-python
for encrypted memo
We get two ‘#’ in the memo, which should be one, but it doesn’t matter.
中文
我的一些朋友在STEEMIT举办了很多有意思的活动，比如 @jubi 的谷哥点名， @rivalhw 的 七夕征文大赛等等。这些活动非常成功，吸引了很多朋友参加并且很多朋友赢得了奖励。
但是，如何发放奖励是很麻烦的事情，组织者要登陆网站给每个获奖者一笔一笔的转账。如果获奖者很多，那么我们就要一次又一次的做相同的事情。
幸运的是，我们可以用程序实现批量转账并附加备注信息，代码参见英文部分。
程序同时支持备注消息加密，在消息前边加个#
号就可以了。但是steem-python
有点小BUG，转账后的消息里多了一个#
号，但是这没啥大影响。
This page is synchronized from the post: How to transfer SBD or STEEM to multiple accounts? (Batch transfer with steem-python) / 如何向多个账户批量转账


Dragos started his comedy career in the Lion City: Singapore. He has performed across Asia and Europe, in places such as Bangkok, Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Tokyo, Berlin, Barcelona, Tallin and London.
Best way to sum up Dragos's style is "cute story telling". Whether it's recounting the experiences of living in the United Kingdom or recounting memories of interacting with cultures across Asia, Dragos highlights his stories in a somewhat innocent but hilarious manner.
Dragos tours regularly around Europe with planned stints in Asia. If you are keen on having a good laugh and want to learn more about how the world looks like through the eyes of comedian, please do come by and say hi at a show. He doesn’t bite and has had all his vaccinations done… I think.


Born in Michigan in 1992.
After graduating from Western Michigan University in 2016, I was hired to do art direction for an advertising agency called Aisle Rocket Studies. I was there for just under two years, working with nearly a dozen clients—Whirlpool, Maytag, and KitchenAid to name a few. I learned web development on the job, quickly transitioning to becoming a junior web developer.
In 2018, after moving to a new agency (ddm marketing + communications), I've been responsible for working with clients in the healthcare, financial, industrial, and educational fields. Hired on as a frontend web developer, I've helped clients get their websites and designs from concept to launch for over two years.
Worked with the school to develop posters and designs advertising events around campus and elsewhere in Kalamazoo. This included working with the Gilmore Theatre, Frostic School of Art, the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Design Center at Frostic, and the Kalamazoo Book Arts Center to create design solutions for our varied clients.
Responsible for creating design solutions for Whirlpool, Kenmore, KitchenAid, and Maytag. Met with production and pre-production teams to ensure printed products included particular bells and whistles, like metallic inks, plastic packaging, and others. Required regular trips to retailers for point-of-purchase research.
Transitioned to a web development role, where I could more directly work with the interactive team. Responsibilities included regular travel to meet with our Chicago team, learning frontend development processes (git, wordpress theme development, CMS install / integration), and moving from design concept to live launch for our clients.
Hired to perform two distinct roles, responsibilities in the automation role include utilizing automation to leverage high-quantity projects (such as financial fact sheet generation) using XML, InDesign, and other proprietary processes. Additionally, in the web developer role, I am working directly with our clients to pitch designs, create wireframes, develop site alphas / betas, and get sites to launch status.
Was one of twenty admitted into the 2012 Graphic Design program at Western. Spent additional credits learning computer science, particular from a web development perspective. Worked closely with the Theatre Department at Western, creating seasonal promotions and branded resumes for graduating seniors.
Download my work samples PDF, which highlights projects I've worked on in the past five years. If you're not on WiFi, I recommend downloading the compressed work samples file (1.9 MB) instead of the full version (18 MB).


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[gecode-users] cmake mpfr linking problem
Bartek Cisek
bartek at zoomer.io
Wed Jan 18 20:23:30 CET 2017
Hi,
I work on preparing binary packages for gecode 5. Wanted to use ‘cpack’ that is extension to ‘cmake’. Unfortunately I have some problems while linking gecodefloat with mpfr. Could anybody with more experience in cmake shed some light on what am I doing wrong? ;)
Ubuntu 15.10
cmake
gecode 5.0.0 patched CMakeList.txt https://github.com/zoomer/gecode/tree/zoomer
error gist: https://gist.github.com/bartoszcisek/6f4bfff27ad7921267754e75dad3b37d
Bartosz Cisek
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I believe everyone should have a broad picture of how the universe operates and our place in it. It is a basic human desire. And it also puts our worries in perspective. -Stephen Hawking.


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Influence occurs when a person or a group affects what another person or group does and/or thinks.

Power is the potential or capacity of a person or group to influence other people or groups.

Authority is one particular kind of power given to an individual or group.

Power depends on the relationship and the success of using power will depend on the values that you have to offer and the trust and respect in you.

Power also could derive from difference, i.e. a needed specialist.

Power depends on the belief and not on what you actually have at your disposal.

Power is never one sided and other peoples power should not be viewed as negative.

Power is contextual as in the fact that your potential to influence depends on the context of the relationship.

Sources of Power

Classic framework from French and Raven (1960). There are different power bases (sources of power):

Position and authority: your position entitles you to do certain things, backed by rules, regulations and resources. This is mostly not over people but over tasks and functions that need to be performed.

Control of resources: Control of any resources is important within and between companies.  Your capacity to influence will depend on your ability to gather information and mobilise resources and support

Expertise: being an expert. This is most acceptable but your expertise needs to be recognised. Technical knowledge is about a product or service. Process knowledge is about how to get things done.

Control of information: people who control information are often called gatekeepers.

Personal characteristics: colleaguesâ€™ respect, loyalty and trust. Charisma or respect for the integrity, judgement and consideration of someone who is influential behind the scenes.

You are often driven by a mixture of them. Remember that your sources of power will vary from situation to situation.

Influence strategies â€“ the six Ps

The use of position: influence others by using the authority of your position. Your position to impose rules and procedures.

Push strategies attempt to influence by imposing or threatening to impose costs on your target. This will depend on your position and the resources you control and might lead to a climate of fear and distrust.

Pull (reward) strategies are the basis of theories of motivation and depends on the reward being desired and fair. Praise and recognition are often used.

Persuasion is the achievement of influence through appeals to reason. You can draw on your expertise and control of information and the delivery of the argument is important. This is the preferred option because people will do what you want because they believe in what you are trying to do. But avoid assuming that other people share your values, see things like you do and that they are wrong if they disagree.

Preparatory strategies prepare the ground for future attempts at influence possibly by trying to build a positive relationship.

Preventive strategies are for preventing certain action, such as stopping questions being raised, holding back info or suppressing dissent. The danger is that if they are revealed they can lead to a breakdown of openness and trust.

You need to use your power responsibly and the influence you find acceptable will depend on your own values and weather those you are trying to affect find your influence strategies acceptable. You should think of your relationship and the unwritten psychological contract. - The nature of your authority and influence - Your style of management - Reward and punishment - Your contribution


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