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Edinburgh International Film Festival artistic director to stand down
Mark Adams has overseen five festivals since being appointed in 2015.
The artistic director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) is stepping down from the role.
Mark Adams will leave the post on Saturday, after overseeing five festivals.
Before his appointment in 2015, Mr Adams was chief film critic for industry paper Screen International, having previously served as head of programming for the National Film Theatre in London.
During his tenure at EIFF, overall admissions increased to 70,000 this year.
Mr Adams said: “It’s been a real pleasure to work with the team in Edinburgh and help deliver the growth and development of EIFF over the last five festivals and to be instrumental in re-establishing its international profile.
“I have decided it is time to move on and look to new and exciting opportunities.”
Ken Hay, EIFF chief executive, said: “Mark has played an important role in developing EIFF over the last five years, introducing innovative programming and reaching new audiences.
“We are sorry to see him go but are excited and ambitious for the future of EIFF.”
Rod White, director of programming for the festival’s parent charity CMI, will work with the existing team to deliver the forthcoming festival in June 2020.
Recruitment to replace Mr Adams as artistic director will start next year.


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AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK A film review by Jeff Meyer Copyright 1987 Jeff Meyer
Seen at the Seattle Film Festival: AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK (USA, 1987) Director: Mike Newell Writer/Producer: David Field Cast: Joshua Zuehlke, Alex English, William L. Peterson, Dennis Lipcomb, Jamie Lee Curtis, Gregory Peck
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DING!
Every year--every year at the festival, I wait for that film to come along, that one that just pulls me out of my seat, sticks its face up next to my nose, and roars "SUR-PRISE!" into my bewildered visage. It's almost always a surprise. It sure as Niflheim was this time.
AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK is being advertised as a modern fairy tale, of a boy in Montana who quits his Little League team for a very unusual reason. And, in the hands of anyone less careful than the creative staff of this film, it might very well be nothing more than a fairy tale, where we roll our eyes occasionally, smirk to ourselves, and maybe get a forced tear out of the eyes and a "boy, I wish that could happen" sigh out of the lips upon exiting the theater and tossing the empty Pepsi cup into the trash. Another E.T. Another SHORT CIRCUIT.
This film floored me, for the simple reason that while it has a fairy tale concept, the rest of the film takes itself seriously enough, and presents itself well enough, to make it more of an American folk tale, with characters who are both icons and real people at the same time. America has always had its mythical heros, its Paul Bunyans and John Waynes; this film presents us with more general, but still universal, ideals: the honest, innocent children who have their own inner wisdom; the athletes who seem to be amalgamations of courage, honor, and love for their respective sport; the venerable elected official who leads with kindness and understanding, but has the grit to get things done when they need doin' (does the latter sound familiar?). AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK is a showcase for these characters, but it never leaves you with the feeling that it's artificial, that it stands behind glass, or that any sharp breeze--or, more importantly, sharp thought--will shatter the wax facade of the panorama. This is a very sturdy scenario. The principals are always given dialogue, and always give performances--ALWAYS (it just blows me away)-- which made them seem real, yet enforces their particular mythic role. The writer/producer, David Field, seems to literally take all the "yeah, but in REAL life, this would have happen" thoughts you get in your head, sticks them in the movie and uses them to bend the plot around to his original heading, in a stronger way then before! Astounding! He uses obstacles to the plot to *enforce* it! I am truly impressed (indeed, envious) with the skill in which he wrote the story and screenplay; it's so very unusual, especially in a Hollywood film.
I don't want to give too much away, but the basic premise is that Chuck (Joshua Zuehlke), the Little League pitcher, decides to give up baseball because of nuclear weapons. His decision begins an unlikely series of events that involve another athlete, a Boston basketball player (Alex English), "Amazing" Grace Smith, and, well, I'm leaving it at that because I wouldn't spoil this film for you for the world. Let me just say this, though: I am not recommending this film because I think it has a great message or because of any political positions it might imply.  No, I don't believe what happens in this film could happen in real life; while I tend to believe the arms control policy of this country is stilted, I believe in careful negotiations, mutual verification, etc. Screw what I think. The point is, this film is able to suspend my disbelief and tell a story that is one of the most finely crafted pieces of American Dream I have ever seen on the movie screen. This is THE NATURAL and more--all the mythic qualities without the pretentiousness or the forced feeling of the conclusion, and a MUCH better script to boot. It carried me into the beliefs and ideals of my boyhood--and, more importantly, without any bumps or jolts that would snap me out of the trance with some hint of self-consciousness.
Special kudos to: both Zuehlke (a real-life Little League pitcher who was picked for the part) and English (a forward for the Denver Nuggets) for their seamless personification of their characters; Jamie Lee Curtis, who takes a surprisingly small role and makes it exceedingly memorable as Amazing's manager and friend; William L. Peterson (in a *big* change from his role in TO LIVE AND DIE IN L.A.) as a father who shows principles without having to stand up and wave a flag doing it; and Gregory Peck, as the guy we wish Ronald Reagan REALLY was (and who some numbskulls still probably think he is <-- acid political opinion). Mike Newell, who David Field (who appeared after the film was over) said was hired for his down-to-earth realism, keeps the film from ever flapping its wings and heading into the stratosphere of pure fantasy. And for Fields himself--I am really, truly impressed with the conception and the execution of his story. He has been working five years to get this film released, and I hope he makes money on AMAZING GRACE AND CHUCK hand over fist, because this has obviously been an project of infinite care--a narrative tightrope which gives the illusion of looking simple.
SEE THIS MOVIE. Grade: A. $5+ value. Entertainment personified.
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Scale invariant version of the original PNN proposed by Specht (1990) <doi:10.1016/0893-6080(90)90049-q> with the added functionality of allowing for smoothing along multiple dimensions while accounting for covariances within the data set. It is written in the R statistical programming language. Given a data set with categorical variables, we use this algorithm to estimate the probabilities of a new observation vector belonging to a specific category. This type of neural network provides the benefits of fast training time relative to backpropagation and statistical generalization with only a small set of known observations.
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Certificate - SEO Fundamentals
Issued Dec 2019
HubSpot - Seattle, WA
Certificate - Email Marketing
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Drift - Seattle, WA
Certificate - Conversational Marketing
Issued Nov 2019
Job Experience:
DevHub, Seattle, WA - Ld. Customer Support
October 2020 – Present
Manages the frontline team of DevHub Customer Support
service level commitments to both DevHub OEM and VAR partners.
Provide leading support troubleshooting to resolving errors while keeping sites, proxies, trace, and servers online for our enterprise clients using our technologies.
Work with Relational Databases using Sequel to access our database to compile data reports for clients, to research for problem and error resolutions, and resolving SSL for client deployments.
DevHub, Seattle, WA - Sales Operation Lead
2019 – Oct 2020
potential clients goals to advise GTM strategy for projects and coordinate with onboarding team for Discovery and Mockups
Manage Research/Data/Copywriting/SDR/Growth team towards sales and marketing initiatives.
Manage Paid Ads campaign
Procurement and setup of Marketing Automation Software
Provide customer feedback loop based on clients and prospect input and evaluation to help improve and innovate core product and platform
Work directly with the CEO to create a SaaS repeatable sales model
DevHub, Seattle, Wa - Digital Strategy
Jan 2019 – June 2019
Coordinate Live Stream broadcasts on YouTube
Manage a CMS
Full Cycle Sales
Create and sync relevant content across Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook
Pre/ Post Video Editing w/ Adobe Premiere
My Goals:
What I hope to get out of my experience at Code Fellows is to fill in my gaps of knowledge and become some sort of cross functional software as a service executive at my organization.
My CEO offered to pay for my education at Code Fellows to become for Cross functional at our organization, I currently work with code due to my role at DevHub but don't create any typically.
To also relieve myself of my worries regarding being self taught vs having being taught in a more traditional sense, Code Fellows will help me feel more secure in my coding abilities
Meet Cedric
This is the man, the myth, the legend in the making.
Meet the Family!
My girlfriend of 12 years/ Mother of my Child, My Son, and Myself in a family photo.


The read_papyrus user macro reads a Papyrus format file and outputs a uniform AVS field and a structure containing the data present in the Image Header. It also allows access to the Image Header data through a User Interface.
Parameters
Name Type Description UI Control filename String Name of Papyrus file to read. File Dialog Output Ports
Name Type Description busy int Indicates activity of module. out_header Image_Header Image header data. out_fld Image_Data Read 3D volume data. out_obj DataObject Directly Renderable Output Object.
The read_papyrus macro reads a Papyrus file and outputs an uniform field containing the image data and a data structure containing the information stored in the image header. The uniform field output is output as a Image_Data object. This object is derived from the Field_Unif module and and can hence be used in the exactly the same way. It can be directly connected to all the standard visualization modules. The information in the image header is output as an Image_Header object. This object simply contains references to 5 further objects which actually contain the primitive data values. See below for further information.
The read_papyrus macro also provides a user interface through which the file to be read can be specified. The user interface also allows the information in the image header to be examined.
The read_papyrus macro uses the Papyrus 3.5 toolkit to read Papyrus files. This toolkit was developed by the Digital Imaging Unit of the University Hospital of Geneva. More information can be found at the Papyrus website. Full instructions for compiling and installing the Papyrus library can be found in the ReadPapyrusFile documentation.
filename
The name of the file that should be read from. This parameter is of type string. The read_papyrus user macro checks that the supplied filename is valid and displays errors as appropriate. The filename string can contain either the full or relative path name of the file and can contain any of the AVS/Express environment variables (e.g. $XP_PATH<1>)
busy
This parameter indicates whether the read_papyrus macro is currently busy processing data. The parameter is of type int. The parameter is set as appropriate by the internal ReadPapyrusFile module. It can be used by the user interface to indicate the current state of the module.
out_header
This object contains the header information contained within the Papyrus file. The object is of type Image_Header. This object contains references to 5 further objects. These objects actually contain the information read from the Papyrus file. Each of these sub-objects corresponds to the appropriate DICOM module. These modules are Patient, General_Study, General_Series, General_Equipment & Image_Series. Further information on the data each of these sub-objects contains can be found in the ReadPapyrusFile documentation and in the Papyrus 3.5 user manual. This can be found at the Papyrus website.
out_fld
This object contains the image data contained within the Papyrus file. The object is of type Image_Data. This object is derived from Field_Unif and can be used in the exactly the same way as a standard uniform field. The output data can have either 2 or 3 dimensions. If the specified Papyrus file only contains a single slice a 2D field will be created. If the file contains several slices than a 3D volume field will be created.
out_obj
This object contains a directly renderable version of the image data contained within the Papyrus file. The object is of type DataObject. This object can be directly connected to a viewer. However normally it will not be used as further processing will normally have to be done on the read image data.
The Functional Macro ReadPapyrusFunc uses the low-level module ReadPapyrusFile. The User macro read_papyrus uses this functional macro, the UI macro ReadPapyrusUI, and the parameter blocks Image_Header and Image_Data.
Two example applications are provided. They both read in a Papyrus format file. The TilePapyrusEg example uses the tile_volume module to visualize the data whilst the IsosurfacePapyrusEg example uses the isosurface module. The IsosurfacePapyrusEg also uses a downsize module to reduce the amount of data to be visualized. A sample Papyrus file mipettra.pap is provided with the ReadPapyrus project.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpymods.v contains the V definitions of the ReadPapyrusFile module and the Image_Data, Image_Header, Patient, General_Study, General_Series, General_Equipment and Image_Series parameter blocks.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpymacs.v contains the V definitions of the ReadPapyrusUI UI macro, the ReadPapyrusFunc functional macro and the read_papyrus user macro.
xp_comm_proj/rd_papy/rdpyapps.v contains the V definitions of the TilePapyrusEg and IsosurfacePapyrusEg example applications.
The ReadPapyrusMacs library inherits its process. As this library contains no procedural code, the process is not important.
Fernand Alcatrao
Andrew Dodd, International AVS Centre James Perrin, Manchester Visualization Centre


Store your class notes and access them whenvever you want according to the class schedule and tasks.
Your class schedule and events are displayed using the google calendar so that you don't miss out on them.
Manage and track your tasks using interactive and easy to manage to-do lists.
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Shota Yoshiwatari
Minami Ayana
Narumi Tsukamoto
Gen Sugie
TOPIC
Collect some advertising information from different sources.
Explain what items they are selling and whether people really need them.
TOPIC STATEMENT
What traps exist in advertising?
THEME
Pseudo-Science
The fashion(trend)
Showing cheaper
Unique
Pseudo-science
Fake Advertisings
The Best Healthy Drink!
This is a joke Advertisings.
DHMO = H2O = The water.
This is joke.
But there are many fakes in advertisings.
Minus Ion
You may hear that "Minus ion" is good for the health.
 or "What is minus ion?"?
In fact, minus ion is UNKNOWN substance.
However, we feel it is healthy!
Hydrogen/Oxygen water
Similarly, "Hydrogen water" is good for our health.
It is said that remove harmful oxygen from the body.
WHY?
It is reason that hydrogen in water can react oxygen.
But, hydrogen is insoluble...
In turn, "Oxygen water" is NOT scientific.
We can supply O2 from it.
...Some times of breath.
Airborne
Airborne is a supplement that can improve the immune system.
But according to ABC News, it may not to be effective.
You may be fooled by advertisements.
So, be careful it.
And we should consider buying the doubtful goods.
Advertising of “the fashion”
"fashion"
"trend"
"everyone has it"
Have you ever bought anything by these words?
Advertising of clothes
Recently, a lot of women are wearing cardigans of this form.
Some people feel “cute!” and buy it, and others buy it because of “ the fashion”.
Advertisement of event
It is already becoming the duty to do shopping for these events.
Advertisement of application
We can sell unnecessary goods, but we can buy many goods easily. (Contains unnecessary goods.)
Trendy food
Most people bought it to check whether it is delicious.
Advertisement of toy
Hand-spinner is a simple toy
which is pupular in America recently.
Advertisement which used trendy entertainer
You know, he became famous last year.
Advertisement which used trendy entertainer
This is sold for 2,160 yen.
It seems
expensive…
“The fashion” is often made up by advertisements.
We want to buy trendy things.
If we buy it, can we really become happy?
When the fashion passes, it may become unnecessary.
We should select “things of purpose to use” than “things of purpose to buy”.
Advertisement showing cheaper
Have you read carefully delivered fliers with newspaper?
These are well designed to show items attractive for consumer.
In one of them, a way to write a price.
Even if same word, it is easier to find written by bright colors or bordered words than written by dark colors.
We imagine arbitrarily to the items of easy to find of the flier is good value.
These are all 1 yen per gram items.
You may be felt good value to hear only "1 yen".
But it is not always good value.
For example, One tomato is about 150 grams to 200 grams.
Even if you hear it, do you still think that the tomato is really good value?
But it is not always good value.
There may be cases where store want to sell it.
If you want to buy items with good value, you should to compare some fliers and identify that is really good value.
Unique Advertisting
1. First unique advertising
Q: What do you think this advertising means?
A: This is an advertising when McDonald’s began business at night.
2. Second unique advertising
This is an advertising of the bedding maker in Switzerland.
Q: What do you think the picture is imaging?
A: This advertising makes the bed look like a battery.
3. Third unique advertising
This is an advertising of the laundry detergent using eye illusion.
Please look at the detergent in the center of the picture for 10 seconds.
4. Fourth unique advertising
This is an advertising in Malaysia.
Q: What do you think this advertising means?
4. Fourth unique advertising
This is an advertising in Malaysia.
A: This is an advertising of correction fluid.
A boy is buying “Coca-Cola” at the vending machine.
Next, the boy puts two cans on the floor and stands on it.
The boy bought “Pepsi Cola” by stepping on two cans.
Finally, the boy left “Coca-Cola” and brought only “Pepsi Cola”! This was Pepsi Cola’s adverting.
Do you also have unique advertisings that are remenbered?
There are sensible and laughable advertisings all over the world.
Conclusion
There are many traps in advertising.
(Fakes/Boom/Impact/To catch eye)
Buying anything, we should be careful.


Github
A robot designed to solve the Rubik’s cube efficiently. Raspberry Pi 2 was used to run Python scripts which would take the state of the cube, compute the shortest path, and turns the servo motors which hold the Rubik’s cube in place, to solve the cube.
Github
Music genre classification using machine learning. Azure function to analyse features and send prediction result. A WPF application to extract audio features from a music library for further processing. A ML.NET pipeline for pre-processing and normalizing the data. A Xamarin Forms and a Blazor web application for end-user consumption. Written entirely in C#.
Github
A .NET desktop platform that mimics the look and feel of a classic desktop operating systems such as Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X or KDE. Written in C# for my semester project.
Github
A transportation management system that gives the real time location of the buses and their paths. A web service (web2py) and an Android application(written in Java).


SQL Injection Cheat Codes:
http://pentestmonkey.net/cheat-sheet/sql-injection/mysql-sql-injection-cheat-sheet
http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/backdoor-sql-injection/


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We support the OAI Protocol for Metadata Harvesting (OAI-PMH) for harvesting of our data collections. The OAI-PMH endpoint lives at oai.politicalmashup.nl ; it allows access to the metadata of our Dutch parliamentary proceedings, members of parliament and political parties databases. All our identifiers live in the oai:urn:nbn:nl:ui:35 namespace.
The OAI-PMH endpoint supports the verb GetRecord , Identify , ListRecords and ListSets . The only metadata format supported is DIDL, the MPEG-21 Digital Item Declaration Language.
We support the optional Sets feature of OAI-PMH. The available sets are listed by the ListSets verb; the relevant ones are currently
For example, to obtain a list of all political parties, do a ListRecords with the set p:nl . To get more information about the first item listed, urn:nbn:nl:ui:35-nl.p.aov, do a GetRecord on it: http://oai.politicalmashup.nl/?verb=GetRecord&identifier=oai:urn:nbn:nl:ui:35-nl.p.aov .
Among the returned information from a GetRecord operation is a resolver URL that can be used to fetch the full record. In the nl.p.aov example, that URL is http://resolver.politicalmashup.nl/nl.p.aov


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This website needs to reach out to the entire community and also to serve and support the current Dealer clients.Its new design from me will be a robust Content Management System (CMS) that will allow Skoda to make changes easily to the website, without requiring a dedicated workstation or additional software
Client : Skoda
Tags : Design, Dealer, Auto
Tools : HTML5. CSS3, JS, jQuery, Bootstrap, Wordpress
Date : 15 FEB 2017


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Disney's The Lion King has been known to be one of the less controversial Disney movies created. However, it is not free from controversy. And no, I'm not talking about the infamous supposed cloud that spelled "sex." The Lion King perhaps pulled from other influences. What happens when Disney denies these influences? Is Disney's story justified, or is Disney guilty of plagarism?
Throughout high school, and starting college, teachers often warn the dangers of plagiarising.  The moral message you were taught growing up is very clear: plagiarism has dire consequences. In an essay, detecting plagiarism is pretty straightforward. Teachers have a plethora of tools to scan essays against known databases and other visual indicators like mismatched fonts raise red flags. The line is clear in academia: if you steel, bad things will happen. But what about outside academia, what about outside of papers? Could it be possible that a large film studio can plagiarise as well? And not only plagiarise but plagiarise and get away with it?
The Walt Disney Corporation’s films are known to adapt off of previous works. Classic movies from the Disney Renaissance were very adaptaive off of old fairy tales. Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” was based on “La Belle et la Bête” and Disney’s “The Hunchback of Notre Dame” was based on Victor Hugo’s novel of the same name. These movies and their original works they adapted from are separated by over a hundred years and the movies do not hide their influence. Disney celebrates reimagining Victor Hugo’s work. However, the same cannot be said for “The Lion King”. There is a difference between making your own version of an idea, and just stealing components from others without attributes, and claiming it as your own. Watch the below video essay on “The Lion King” and its controversy with plagiarism.


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This site is designed to facilitate understanding and using the scripts I have written to access and manipulate public domain supernova data.
General overview of the project: the basic idea behind the overall research project is to develop a model of supernova spectra as a function of phase (days since explosion) that minimizes the variance between supernovae. This model could be taken further to use in simulating synthetic spectra, getting estimates of the Hubble constant, looking for R_V variations in public supernovae, and in the shiny lights better constraining parameters of the universe.
Granted, there is still a lot of work to do on it and it is still in a pretty rough state at the moment.
Important note: this isn't exactly a big data project but the amount of data and processing is still large enough that running any of the scripts (especially the scraper or the gallery creator) will bog down your machine for a while. It is also big enough to where I didn't add the results of the script to the repository in order to keep it lightweight and easy to fork. So if you want to actually view the results, the best method for doing so is to:
Of course, if you want to edit what processing goes on and how the data is manipulated, you'll need to dive into the scripts themselves.
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Sue B Mullins
Democrat
I am enthusiastically retired! Basically been a professional volunteer since I was 15, but self-employed as a free lance writer for farm life magazines and assorted newspapers. Except for the 5 terms I served in the Iowa House of Representatives.
BS, Iowa State University; honorary certificates from organzations and institutions that usually award those "honors' to sitting legislators plus recognition from Center for Women in Politics (Rutgers Univeristy); chair of the women's caucus, National Conference of State Legislatures.
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Since leaving Iowa for retirement in my home state of Colorado, I've continued to utilize my experience in elective politics. advocating for causes through Letters to the Editor and community groups with which I've been active in support of community cultural efforts, , outreach and advancement and social activism through my United Methodist Church connections. I've chaired the committe that established community out-reach programs to educate re: Islam and, currently, Covid and Community.
Served 10 years in Iowa House as a R. Donated to Sen. Michael Bennett, Representative Joe Neguese, Loveland mayor Jackie Marsh, Gov. Jared Polis
volunteer, Loveland public schools; Democatic Party; High Plains Village HOA; FUMC Loveland Community Conversations chair; steering committee, FUMC senior planning
I served in the Iowa House during the first non-partisan efforts to redistrict. The debates were "interesting", to say to least. I believe we achieved our goal; our process has been demonstrated as effective and adopted by other states.
I have been a "professional volunteer" for more years than I care to remember. In that venue, as well as my experience/service serving in both the Majority and the Minority in the House, I learned to reach consensus on contentious issues. You always have to "put yourself in the others' shoes" and identify common ground.
I learned early on that I had to rely on facts and to seek out the reason(s) for an opponent's positions. They're not always "rational" but must be recognized. There usually is a common ground. And...numbers don't lie. Finding that and identifying options amenable to both 'sides' is critical.
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In the field of IT I am passionate about and perform well in fields related to server services, programming languages(JS, Ruby, Python), I love everything related to ethical hacking, to do certain things, SQL injection, XSS, RFI, LFI, AV, MSF. I love teaching pentesting and other topics
I am currently living in Bogota, ColombiaI am meticulous when designing a website, minify and compress, SEO, speed test, demanding and committed.
I always try to be at the forefront in the latest technologies about backend, Vue.js, Angular, among others...
The tools for programmers are of vital importance, so I keep up to date on the automation of tasks and others.


Let's build a simple "Hello World" APK for Android using command line tools only, without IDE. In order to keep this process as simple as possible we won't use Gradle, Proguard and Bundle Tool. Omitting all these tools is not a good practice, but it is fine for our minimalistic APK. The only necessary tools will be the Java Developer Kit (JDK) and the Android SDK. In this article we'll use Windows, but the same commands can be adapted to any other environment.
Why not using an IDE?
An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) like Android Studio can automate all these steps into a single click, highlight the language syntax, assist with debugging, among many-many other useful features. So, ignoring all those benefits and resorting to the command line is not recommended, but there are a few reasons why this can be necessary:
- You are developing your own IDE or some other kind of APK building tool.
- Full control of the building process is necessary to avoid any autogenerated code as much as possible.
- Old school programmers just hate the graphical environments.
Or maybe you are just curious to learn how the APK building process works under the hood.
The tools of trade
As mentioned earlier, we'll need the JDK and the Android SDK only. The JDK is necessary to compile the Java code and pack the binaries. It can be used to generate the certificate for the APK signing as well, which is mandatory to create a release APK version. The Android SDK contains the necessary tools to convert the bytecode to Dex format (Dalvik Android virtual machine), align and sign the APK.
If you don't already have a JDK 1.6 or later installed you can download it from the Oracle website. Make sure to install the Java Development Kit (JDK), not just the runtime (JRE or Java SE Runtime). A good practice is to configure the environment variable JAVA_HOME to point to the Java installation location (without including the bin subdirectory). This is not mandatory, but it can help the Java tools locate the correct JDK version, especially if you have multiple JDK versions installed.
The Android SDK installation is trickier. Google doesn't provide the SDK as a standalone installation package any longer. There are 2 alternatives:
- Install the Android Studio from the official website. From the IDE homepage you can install the SDK easily.
- Another option is to download and install the Command Line Tools, which are available at the bottom of the same official website. The Command Line Tools are not the Android SDK. After installing the Command Line Tools you can launch the sdkmanager to download and configure the Android SDK.
Sample project
A complete sample project containing the Java source code and the Windows batch files to build and run the APK is available in our GitHub repository.
It's recommended to create your own certificate to sign the APK. The JDK keytool can be used to replace our sample certificate with your own:
del src\demo.keystore /q REM The following command is a single line "%JAVA_HOME%"\bin\keytool -genkey -keystore src\demo.keystore -keyalg RSA -keysize 2048 -validity 10000 -alias demo
The path src\demo.keystore can be changed if you want to store the certificate into a different location. If you didn't configure the JAVA_HOME environment variable, the full path must be specified when calling the keytool. The certificate validity and the alias name can be adjusted, if necessary. The keytool will prompt you to fill in some information about the organization, location and assign a password. The password assigned to our demo.keystore is password (consider selecting a stronger combination of characters).
build.bat
Before running the batch file it's necessary to setup the configuration parameters. Any plain text editor like Notepad can be used to edit the build.bat file:
- BUILD_TOOLS is the location of the Android SDK Build Tools. Use the example value as a reference.
- ANDROID_JAR is the path to the android.jar for the required API level. The current API level is 29. It is recommended to use the latest API version. It doesn't prevent the APK from running on older Android versions unless the app uses new version specific features.
Let's review what the batch file does step by step:
- Preprocess the resources. This command parses the Android resources (images, xml and so on) and generates the R.java file containing the resource ID mapping.
"%BUILD_TOOLS%\aapt" package -f -m -J src -M src\AndroidManifest.xml -S res -I "%ANDROID_JAR%"
- Compile the Java sources to bytecode.
"%JAVA_HOME%\bin\javac" -d obj -classpath src -bootclasspath "%ANDROID_JAR%" src\com\celer\hello\*.java
- Convert the bytecode to Dex format (Dalvik Android virtual machine).
"%BUILD_TOOLS%\dx" --dex --output=bin\classes.dex obj
- Generate the APK container. This container is unsigned and unaligned.
"%BUILD_TOOLS%\aapt" package -f -m -F bin\unaligned.apk -M src\AndroidManifest.xml -S res -I "%ANDROID_JAR%"
- Add the bytecode to the APK (cd is needed to ensure the right APK structure).
cd bin "%BUILD_TOOLS%\aapt" add unaligned.apk classes.dex
- Align the APK.
"%BUILD_TOOLS%\zipalign" -f 4 unaligned.apk aligned.apk
- Sign the APK. It is recommended to use both V1 and V2 signing for compatibility with all Android devices.
"%BUILD_TOOLS%\apksigner" sign --ks ..\src\demo.keystore -v1-signing-enabled true -v2-signing-enabled true --ks-pass pass:password --out hello.apk aligned.apk
If there are no errors the output will be an APK ready to be installed into an Android device.
In the next article we'll learn how to build an Android App Bundle (AAB) from the command line.


Definition: Venture Capital is a subset of Private Equity. It involves lending money to early stage technology or pharmaceutical companies with high growth potential. This is attractive for new companies with limited operating history that are too small to raise capital in the public markets and have not reached the point where they are able to secure a bank loan or complete a debt offering.
Because early stage companies involve significant risk (many fail to realize their potential) Venture Capital investors target annual returns of approx 40%.


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| static bool | AddService< T > (T serviceInstance, IMixedRealityServiceRegistrar registrar) |
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| static bool | RemoveService< T > (T serviceInstance, IMixedRealityServiceRegistrar registrar) |
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| static bool | RemoveService< T > (T serviceInstance) |
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| static bool | RemoveService< T > (string name) |
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| Gets the first instance of the requested service from the registry that matches the given query. More... | |
| static bool | TryGetService (Type interfaceType, out IMixedRealityService serviceInstance, out IMixedRealityServiceRegistrar registrar, string name=null) |
| Gets the first instance of the requested service from the registry that matches the given query. More... | |
| static void | ClearAllServices () |
| Clears the registry cache of all services More... | |
| static IReadOnlyList< IMixedRealityService > | GetAllServices () |
| Returns readonly list of all services registered More... | |
| static IReadOnlyCollection< IMixedRealityService > | GetAllServices (IMixedRealityServiceRegistrar registrar) |
| Returns readonly list of all services registered for given registrar More... | |
Static class that represents the Mixed Reality Toolkit service registry.
The service registry is used to enable discovery of and access to active Mixed Reality Toolkit services at runtime without requiring direct code reference to a singleton style component.
|
static |
Adds an IMixedRealityService instance to the registry.
| T | The interface type of the service being added. |
| serviceInstance | Instance of the service to add. |
| registrar | Instance of the registrar manages the service. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |
|
static |
Clears the registry cache of all services
|
static |
Returns readonly list of all services registered
The list is sorted in ascending priority order.
|
static |
Returns readonly list of all services registered for given registrar
| registrar | Registrar object to filter services by |
The list is sorted in ascending priority order.
|
static |
Removes an IMixedRealityService instance from the registry.
| T | The interface type of the service being removed. |
| name | The friendly name of the service to remove. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |
|
static |
Removes an IMixedRealityService instance from the registry.
| T | The interface type of the service being removed. |
| serviceInstance | Instance of the service to remove. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |
|
static |
Removes an IMixedRealityService instance from the registry.
| T | The interface type of the service being removed. |
| serviceInstance | Instance of the service to remove. |
| registrar | Instance of the registrar manages the service. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |
|
static |
Gets the first instance of the requested service from the registry that matches the given query.
| interfaceType | The interface type of the service being requested. |
| serviceInstance | Output parameter to receive the requested service instance. |
| registrar | Output parameter to receive the registrar that loaded the service instance. |
| name | Optional name of the service. |
|
static |
Gets the first instance of the requested service from the registry that matches the given query.
| T | The interface type of the service being requested. |
| serviceInstance | Output parameter to receive the requested service instance. |
| registrar | Output parameter to receive the registrar that loaded the service instance. |
| name | Optional name of the service. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |
|
static |
Gets the first instance of the requested service from the registry that matches the given query.
| T | The interface type of the service being requested. |
| serviceInstance | Output parameter to receive the requested service instance. |
| name | Optional name of the service. |
| T | : | IMixedRealityService |


Class: Longleaf::ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Longleaf::ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator
- Includes:
- Logging
- Defined in:
- lib/longleaf/candidates/service_candidate_filesystem_iterator.rb
Overview
Iterator for getting file candidates which have services which need to be run. Implementation uses metadata files directly from the filesystem for determinations about service status.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#each ⇒ Object
Iterate through the candidates in this object and execute the provided block with each candidate.
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#initialize(file_selector, event, app_config, force = false) ⇒ ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator
constructor
A new instance of ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator.
-
#needs_run?(file_rec) ⇒ Boolean
private
Returns true if the file record contains any services which need to be run.
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#next_candidate ⇒ FileRecord
Get the file record for the next candidate which needs services run which match the provided file_selector or nil if there are no more candidates.
Methods included from Logging
#initialize_logger, initialize_logger, #logger, logger
Constructor Details
#initialize(file_selector, event, app_config, force = false) ⇒ ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator
Returns a new instance of ServiceCandidateFilesystemIterator
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# File 'lib/longleaf/candidates/service_candidate_filesystem_iterator.rb', line 14 def initialize(file_selector, event, app_config, force = false) @file_selector = file_selector @event = event @app_config = app_config @force = force end |
Instance Method Details
#each ⇒ Object
Iterate through the candidates in this object and execute the provided block with each candidate. A block is required.
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# File 'lib/longleaf/candidates/service_candidate_filesystem_iterator.rb', line 49 def each file_rec = next_candidate until file_rec.nil? yield file_rec file_rec = next_candidate end end |
#needs_run?(file_rec) ⇒ Boolean (private)
Returns true if the file record contains any services which need to be run
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# File 'lib/longleaf/candidates/service_candidate_filesystem_iterator.rb', line 60 def needs_run?(file_rec) md_rec = file_rec. storage_loc = file_rec.storage_location service_manager = @app_config.service_manager # File is not a valid candidate for services if it is deregistered, unless performing cleanup if @event != EventNames::CLEANUP && md_rec.deregistered? logger.debug("Skipping deregistered file: #{file_rec.path}") return false end expected_services = service_manager.list_services( location: storage_loc.name, event: @event) # When in force mode, candidate needs a run as long as there are any services configured for it. if @force && !expected_services.empty? logger.debug("Forcing run needed for file: #{file_rec.path}") return true end expected_services.each do |service_name| if service_manager.service_needed?(service_name, md_rec) logger.debug("Service #{service_name} needed for file: #{file_rec.path}") return true end end logger.debug("Run not needed for file: #{file_rec.path}") # No services needed to be run for this file false end |
#next_candidate ⇒ FileRecord
Get the file record for the next candidate which needs services run which match the provided file_selector or nil if there are no more candidates.
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# File 'lib/longleaf/candidates/service_candidate_filesystem_iterator.rb', line 25 def next_candidate loop do next_path = @file_selector.next_path return nil if next_path.nil? logger.debug("Evaluating candidate #{next_path}") storage_loc = @app_config.location_manager.get_location_by_path(next_path) file_rec = FileRecord.new(next_path, storage_loc) # Skip over unregistered files if !file_rec. logger.debug("Ignoring unregistered file #{next_path}") next end @app_config.md_manager.load(file_rec) # Return the file record if it needs any services run return file_rec if needs_run?(file_rec) end end |


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web.xml
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web-fragment.xml
descriptors. @since Servlet 3.0


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1 Samson went down to the town of Timnah, and there he saw a young Philistine woman.
2 When he returned home, he told his mother and father, "I saw one of the daughters of the Philistines in Timnah, and I want you to get her for me so I can marry her."
3 His mother and father objected very strongly. They said, "Is there no woman from our tribe, or from the other Israelite tribes, that you could marry? Why do you want a wife from the Philistines, who are not circumcised and do not worship Yahweh?"
But Samson told his father, "Get her for me! She is the one I want!"
4 His mother and father did not realize that Yahweh was arranging this. He was preparing a way for Samson to create a conflict with the Philistines, for they were ruling over Israel at that time.
5 Then Samson went down to Timnah with his mother and father. A young lion attacked him and roared at him near the vineyards close to the town.
6 Then Yahweh's Spirit came on Samson, and he tore the lion apart with his hands. He did it as easily as if it had been a young goat. But he did not tell his mother and father about it.
7 When they arrived in Timnah, Samson talked with the young woman, and he liked her very much. And his father made arrangements for the wedding.
8 Later, when Samson returned to Timnah for the wedding, he turned off the path to see the lion carcass. He discovered that after other creatures had eaten all the flesh, a swarm of bees had made a nest in the skeleton and had made some honey.
9 So he dug out some of the honey into his hands and ate some of it as he was walking along. He also gave some of it to his mother and father, but he did not tell them that he had taken the honey from the skeleton of the lion.
10 As his father was making the final arrangements for the marriage, Samson gave a feast for the young men in that area. That was the custom for men to do when they were about to be married.
11 As soon as her relatives saw him, they brought him thirty of their friends to be with him.
12 Samson said to them, "Allow me to tell you a riddle. If you tell me the correct meaning of my riddle during these seven days of the celebration, I will give each one of you a linen robe and an extra set of clothes.
13 But if you cannot tell me the correct meaning, you must each give me a linen robe and an extra set of clothes." They replied, "All right. Tell us your riddle."
14 So he said,
"From out of the eater I found something to eat;
from out of the strong I found something sweet."
But for three days they could not tell him the meaning of the riddle.
15 On the fourth day, they said to Samson's wife, "Use your tricks and make your husband tell you the meaning of the riddle.  Did you invite us here only to make us poor by forcing us to buy a lot of clothes for your husband?"
16 So Samson's wife came to him, crying. She said to him, "You do not really love me.  You have told a riddle to my friends, but you have not told me the answer to it!"
He replied, "I have not even told my own mother and father the answers, so why should I tell you?"
17 She continued to cry every time she was with him, all during the rest of the celebration. Finally, on the seventh day, because she continued to nag him, he told her the answer to the riddle. Then she told it to the young men.
18 So before sunset on the seventh day, the young men came to Samson and said to him,
"Nothing is sweeter than honey;
Nothing is as strong as a lion."
Samson replied, "People use their own animals to plow their fields. My bride is like a young heifer that you have used, but she does not belong to you!
If you had not forced her to ask me,
you would not have learned the answer!"
19 Then Yahweh's Spirit powerfully came on Samson. He went down to the coast at the city of Ashkelon and killed thirty men. He took their clothes and went back to Timnah; then he gave them to the men at the feast. But he was very angry about what had happened, so he went back home to live with his mother and father.
20 So his wife's father gave her instead to the man who had been Samson's special friend when he got married.


All Classes
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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Exception Summary Class Description AbstractCallbackReader<T> Abstract class for Callback Reader.Action ActionEnum Protobuf enumActionEnum
ArrayLatencyRecorder class for Performance statistics.AsyncReader<T> Interface for Asynchronous Readers.Benchmark BiConsumer ByteArray Class for processing byte[] data.Callback<T> CallbackReader<T> Call back Reader Interface.Channel ClientID Protobuf typeClientID
ClientID.Builder Protobuf typeClientID
ClientIDOrBuilder CompositeCSVLatencyRecorder CompositeHashMapLatencyRecorder class for Performance statistics.Config Config Protobuf typeConfig
Config.Builder Protobuf typeConfig
ConfigOrBuilder CountReaders CountRW CountWriters CQueuePerformance Class for Performance statistics.DataReader<T> Interface for Basic Data Readers.DataRecordsReader<T> Interface for Data Record Readers.DataRecordsReader.RecordTime<T> DataRecordsWriter<T> Interface for Data Records Writers.DataType<T> Interface for Data Type operations.DataWriter<T> Interface for Basic Data Writers.ExceptionHandler HashMapLatencyRecorder class for Performance statistics.HelpException InputOptions JavaString Class for processing Byte String data.LatencyPercentiles LatencyRecord LatencyRecorder Base class for Performance statistics.LatencyRecordWindow LatencyWindow Logger Interface for recoding/printing results.LoggerConfig MetricsConfig MetricsLogger Class for recoding/printing benchmark results on micrometer Composite Meter Registry.MicroSeconds MilliSeconds NanoSeconds NioByteBuffer Class for processing ByteBuffer data.ParameterOptions class for Command Line Parameters.Parameters Performance Interface for performance Statistics.PerformanceLogger Interface for recoding/printing results.PeriodicRecorder Interface for recording latencies.PerlConfig Print Printer PrometheusServer ProtoBufByteString Class for processing Byte String data.RamHostConfig RateController Interface for Rate or Throughput Controller.Reader<T> Interface for Readers.ReportLatencies ReportLatency RunBenchmark Interface for executing writers/readers benchmarks.RWMetricsLogger Class for recoding/printing benchmark results of Readers and Writers on micrometer Composite Meter Registry.RWMetricsPrometheusServer Sbk Main class of SBK.SbkBenchmark Class for performing the benchmark.SbkCallbackReader SBK Callback reader implementation.SbkCSVLogger Class for recoding/printing results to a CSV file called `out.csv`.SbkDriversParameters SbkGrpc SbkGrpcPrometheusLogger Class for Recoding/Printing benchmark results on micrometer Composite Meter Registry.SbkMain Main class of SBK.SbkOptions SbkParameters Class for processing command Line arguments/parameters.SbkPrometheusLogger Class for Recoding/Printing benchmark results on micrometer Composite Meter Registry.SbkRateController SbkReader Reader Benchmarking Implementation.SbkUtils SbkWriter Writer Benchmarking Implementation.SendChannel Interface for recording benchmarking data.Sl4jResultLogger Class for recoding/printing results on Sl4j.State Status class for Read and Write status.Storage<T> Interface for Benchmarking.StoragePackage StringHandler Class for processing byte[] data.SystemLogger Class for recoding/printing results on System.out.Time TimeStamp class for time stamp including start, end time, bytes and records.TimeUnit TimeUnitEnum Protobuf enumTimeUnitEnum
Worker Abstract class for Writers and Readers.Writer<T> Interface for Writers.


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A free SDK for Sony's PS3 console
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The Cell Broadband Engine (CBE) is the processor of the PS3. It features one main core, the PPE (Power Processing Element), which is a dual threaded core from the IBM POWER family, and six Synergistic Processing Elements (SPEs) are available to the user programs.
The SPEs are the computing elements of the Cell Broadband Engine processor of the PS3. They feature a computing core (SPU = Synergistic Processing Unit), 256 kB of local memory (local store) and a Memory Flow Controller (MFC), responsible for DMA transfers between local store and main memory, as well as synchronization with the other SPEs and the PPE.
The system allows two ways of handling SPEs by either using the raw SPU primitives or the SPU thread primitives. Both methods allow to efficiently exploit the SPEs, but SPU threads allow more flexibility. This tutorial only deals with SPU threads.
SPU threads are dedicated SPU programs running on the SPEs. There can be more running SPU threads as there are available SPEs, in that cas the system performs thread scheduling in order all threads to appear to be running simultaneously. However, scheduling has a cost, so performance-aware applications should try to avoid context switches by running exactly the needed number of threads. Ideally, unless in some very specific circumstances, only maximum 6 threads should be running simultaneously, as 6 SPEs are available on the PS3.
Creating and running a SPU thread basically requires the following steps:
Then all threads of the group will run simultaneously. The whole thread group may eventually be preempted to allow the execution of concurrent thread groups. Obvisoulsy, if there is only one thread group running, or if all running thread groups do not exceed a total of 6 threads, no thread group is preempted.
The PPU can suspend and resume a thread group (sysSpuThreadGroupSuspend, sysSpuThreadGroupResume), preempt it (sysSpuThreadGroupYield), or even terminate it (sysSpuThreadGroupTerminate).
A SPU thread can eventually terminate itself with a call to spu_thread_exit. It also can terminate the whole SPU thread group (spu_thread_group_exit), or call the SPU thread group scheduler (spu_thread_group_yield).
A SPU thread group is terminated if all its threads are terminated.
The PPE must join a SPU thread group (sysSpuThreadGroupJoin) to ensure its threads are terminated.
SPU threads can communicate with the running PPE threads, and also with other SPU threads within the same SPU thread group.
A PPE thread can :
A SPU thread can :
SPU_THREAD_BASE + spu * SPU_THREAD_OFFSET
(having spu
the same thread index value as provided to sysSpuThreadInitialize).SPU_THREAD_BASE + spu * SPU_THREAD_OFFSET
(having spu
the same thread index value as provided to sysSpuThreadInitialize) to which we add either SPU_THREAD_Sig_Notify_1
or SPU_THREAD_Sig_Notify_2
, depending on the signal notification register to be written to.For more information about DMA transfers and SPU programming in general, refer to the Cell Broadband Engine documentation.


Jedediah Smith Ultra Classic
Sacramento CA/USA
Race Winners- 50 mile
(39 runnings)
6:19:06.0 9:05:43.2 8:29:09 7:52:52 02 Feb
2008
5:39:46
9:08:11
03 Feb
2007
7:08:00
8:32:17
04 Feb
2006
7:36:20
8:50:28
05 Feb
2005
6:54:42
8:27:32
07 Feb
2004
6:26:01
7:14:07
08 Feb 2003
6:14:11
7:45:43
09 Feb
2002
6:28:35
7:28:35
10 Feb 2001
6:54:03
9:03:28
12 Feb
2000
7:58:03
8:11:23
13 Feb
1999
6:26:54
7:41:44
07 Feb
1998
6:13:22
6:35:23
18 Jan
1997
6:58:57
7:44:01
20 Jan 1996
5:33:31
7:25:55
04 Feb
1995
---
---
12 Feb
1994
5:53:07
8:19:34
13 Feb
1993
5:38:57
---
08 Feb
1992
6:15:27
7:20:29
10 Feb
1991
6:04:54
6:34:42
11 Feb
1990
5:32:46
---
12 Feb
1989
5:43:13
6:49:51
14 Feb
1988
---
---
07 Feb 1987
---
---
16 Feb 1986
5:51:10
8:07:33
17 Feb 1985
5:43:00
6:57:34
19 Feb 1984
6:03:24
8:09:01
1983
---
---
14 Feb 1982
5:38:37
6:45:56
15 Feb 1981
5:33:55
7:53:23
17 Feb 1980
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---
25 Feb 1979
5:19:10a
7:11:06a
26 Feb 1978
5:40:16a
7:46:32a
27 Feb 1977
5:55:48a
7:35:40a
22 Feb 1976
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Notes: 1976 was the inaugural year. The 1976 course was out-and-back on Garden Hwy; the 1977 course was Pine Grove
=> Sacramento; the 1978-1980 courses were Marysville => Sacramento;the 1982 race was held at Gibson Ranch;
the 1984-1987 races were held in West Sacramento. Subsequent races have used a loop course at Gibson Ranch. The
1976-1978 races were known as the PA AAU Championships; the 1979-1980 races were known as the Feather River 50.
07 Feb
2015
6:43:33.3
Nakia Baird (USA)
6:18:38.2
Beverly Anderson-Abbs-2
01 Feb
2014
8:07:56
Tony Marshall
(36,CA/USA)
6:14:46
Beverly Anderson-Abbs
(49,CA/USA)
02 Feb
2013
6:07:15
Victor Ballesteros
(42,CA/USA)
6:19:44
Amy Halseth (43,MN/USA)
04 Feb
2012
6:13:12.8
Mark Richtman (56,CA/USA)
Meghan Arbogast (50,OR/USA)
05 Feb
2011
6:24:48.4
Ted Archer (33,CA/USA)
June Gessner-3
(58)
06 Feb
2010
6:15:02
Michael Kanning (18,CA/USA)
Lisa Huerta (48,CA/USA)
07 Feb
2009
5:30:50
Todd Braje (32,CA/USA)
Leslie Antonis (46,USA)
Steve Stowers-2 (42,CA/USA)
Linda McFadden-2 (45)
Mark Winkelman (29,NV/USA)
Linda McFadden (44,CA/USA)
John Peterson (56,CA/USA)
Angie Pozzi (46,CA/USA)
Joseph Swenson (49,CA/USA)
June Gessner-2 (52) + Kerry Nino (42,CA/USA)
Joe Schieffer-2 (52)
Rena Schumann (42/CA/USA)
Steve Stowers (37,CA/USA)
Linda Bialla (39,CA/USA)
Michael Wille (33,USA)
Helen Hull-2 (43)
Eugene Trahern (38,WA/USA)
Linda McFadden (38,USA)
Floyd Whiting (58,NV/USA)
June Gessner (47,CA/USA)
Jim Swadling (51,CAN)
Christine Flaherty (45)
Rae Clark (46,CA/USA)
Ann Trason (37,CA/USA)
Craig Cocchi (31,CA/USA)
Jan Levet (45,CA/USA)
Sean Crom (40,CA/USA)
Helen Hull (37,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
Greg Miller (34,CA/USA)
Meg Cocci (36,CA/USA)
Joe Schieffer (41,CA/USA)
n/a
Dan Williams-2 (43)
Susan Gimbel (45,CA/USA)
Ken Cox (34,CA/USA)
Sandra Kiddy (54,CA/USA)
Kevin McCarey (CA/USA)
n/a
Mark Williams (36,CA/USA)
Joan Mork (35,USA)
n/a
n/a
n/a
n/a
Chris Turney (28,CA/USA)
Cathy Casey-2 (36)
Jim Pellon (34,CA/USA)
Joan Reiss (47,CA/USA)
Dan Williams (35,CA/USA)
Cathy Casey (34,CA/USA)
not held
not held
Robert McLennan (33,CA/USA)
Bjorn Austrheim-Smith (39,CA/USA)
Doug Latimer (44,CA/USA)
Valerie Doyle (39,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
Frank Bozanich (34,CA/USA)
Candy Hearn (CA/USA)
Dennis Rinde (19,CA/USA)
Sally Edwards (30,CA/USA)
Darryl Beardall (40,CA/USA)
Ruth Anderson (47,CA/USA)
n/a
.
Most Wins (1976/date)
Men 2
Dan Williams (CA/USA)
1984,1992
.
Joe Schieffer (CA/USA)
1993,2004
Women
3
June Gessner (CA/USA)
2000,2005.2011
Prize Money
No prize money has been awarded at this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
No men have run under 5:06
Women
No women have run under 6:10
3:58:42.9 3:45:38.8 3:59:40 3:55:49 02 Feb
2008
3:23:51
3:55:28
03 Feb
2007
3:12:32
3:32:02
04 Feb
2006
3:22:34
3:35:24
05 Feb
2005
3:20:42
3:36:52
07 Feb
2004
3:18:06
3:50:22
08 Feb 2003
3:14:28
3:42:55
09 Feb
2002
3:18:05
3:42:33
10 Feb 2001
3:06:31
3:54:35
12 Feb
2000
3:23:37
3:38:05
13 Feb
1999
3:18:41
3:35:06
07 Feb
1998
3:31:50
3:53:25
18 Jan
1997
3:14:31
3:57:36
20 Jan 1996
3:10:21
3:56:13
04 Feb
1995
---
---
12 Feb
1994
3:03:23
3:53:03
13 Feb
1993
3:02:31
---
08 Feb
1992
3:31:27
3:37:48
10 Feb
1991
3:22:57
4:10:24
11 Feb
1990
3:07:48
---
Race Winners- 50 km
(26 runnings)
Note: 1990 was the inaugural year for the 50 km.
07 Feb
2015
3:19:36.2
Chikara Omine-4 (32)
4:13:39.8
Julie Fingar (CA/USA)
01 Feb
2014
3:13:06.4
Rich Hanna-2
3:59:09.0
Lisa Hughey (CA/USA)
02 Feb
2013
3:10:37
Chikara Omine-3 (30)
3:58:12
Danielle Widenmann (30,CA/USA)
04 Feb
2012
3:17:53.7
Victor Ballesteros (41,CA/USA)
Amy Phillips (38,CA/USA)
05 Feb
2011
3:18:11.0
Chad Worthen (37,CA/USA)
Jennifer (Devine)
Pfeifer-6 (39)
06 Feb
2010
3:24:54
Ted Archer (32,CA/USA)
Luanne Park-2
(49)
07 Feb
2009
3:08:44
Chikara Omine-2 (26)
Jenny Capel-2
(36)
Jasper Halekas (31,CA/USA)
Jenny Capel (35,NV/USA)
Thomas Reiss (38,CA/USA)
Devon Crosby-Helms (24,CA/USA)
Chikara Omine (23,CA/USA)
Mary Coordt-3 (36)
Erik Skaden (33,CA/USA)
Mary Coordt-2 (35)
Brad Lael-3 (39)
Amy Grafius (30,CA/USA)
David Beauley (36,CA/USA)
Jennifer (Devine) Pfeifer-5 (31)
Eric Bohn (35,USA)
Jennifer (Devine) Pfeifer-4 (30)
Rich Hanna (36,CA/USA)
Mary Coordt (31,CA/USA)
Kevin Sawchuk (34,CA/USA)
Jennifer (Devine) Pfeifer-3 (28)
Tom Johnson (39,CA/USA)
Jennifer (Devine) Pfeifer-2 (27)
Dave Scott (40,CA/USA)
Luanne Park (37,CA/USA)
Brad Lael-2 (32)
Jennifer
(Pfeifer) Devine (25,CA/USA)
Mike Gottardi (28,CA/USA)
Mo Bartley (40,CA/USA)
n/a
n/a
Brad Lael (29,CA/USA)
Susie Lister (29,CA/USA)
Dennis Rinde (34,CA/USA)
n/a
Dana Gard (47,CA/USA)
Christine Iwahashi (36,CA/USA)
Tim Twietmeyer (32,CA/USA)
Rachel Procter (26,NV/USA)
Sean Crom (34,CA/USA)
n/a
Most Wins (1990/date)
Men
4
Chikara Omine (CA/USA)
2006,2009,2013,2015
Women
6
Jennifer Devine-Pfeifer (CA/USA)
1997,1999-2000,2002-03,2011
Prize Money
No prize money has been awarded at this race.
Race Time Bias
Insufficient data to calculate the race time bias.
Competitive Level
Insufficient data to calculate the competitive level.
Quality Performances
Men
No men have run under 2:52
Women
No women have run under 3:30
Race Winners- 100 km
(4 runnings)
12 Feb
1994
6:48:59
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Each recognition result has the following fields:
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| symbol | String | The stock symbol |
| companyName | String | The name of the company, in English |
| exchange | String | The stock exchange the symbol is listed on |
| marketCap | Number | The market capitalization, on July 16th, 2014, in dollars |
| ipoYear | Number | The year of the company's IPO |
| industry | String | The industry the company belongs to |
| sector | String | The sector the company belongs to |
{ "com.solveforall.recognition.finance.stocks.StockSymbol": [ { "symbol": "YHOO", "companyName": "Yahoo! Inc.", "exchange": "NASDAQ", "marketCap":<PHONE_NUMBER>7.86, "ipoYear": 1996, "industry": "EDP Services", "sector": "Technology" } ] }


OpenTechSummit Vietnam 2019
Modular architectures in software development
Speaker : Lê Công Tuấn
### About me
- Software engineer in [Linagora](https://linagora.com/)
- Team leader
- Web development (Javascript fullstack)
- Github: tuanlc
- Twitter: tlcong
Outline
- Modular architectures
- Modular architecture in OpenPaaS
- Questions & Discussions
Linagora
- French open source software development company. https://github.com/linagora
- Gives organization control on their internal communications
- Present in France, Vietnam, Tunisia and Canada
- OBM, OpenPaas, LinShare, LinId, etc..
In Hanoï
Since april 2015
Initiative like Open-Up! and La French Tech
Opportunities:
- Developer Java, Scala, Android or JS
- System administrator
Traditional Layered Architecture
Problems
- Code becomes hard to understand & maintain
- A small change can effect to the whole system
- Testing becomes hard & expensive
- Developer start to freak out & get demotivated
Modular Architectures
A way to develop & manage an application by decompose it into reusable logical modules & components
Goals
- Understanding and Debugging source code
- Speed up time to develop a new feature
- Maintenance
- Teams work independently
- Plug on demand
### Modularity in OpenPaaS
OpenPaaS
Open Platform: mail, agenda, contact, chat, file sharing & editing, etc...
Awesome Modules
- OpenPaaS Modules
- Come on top of classic NPM modules
- With modules, you can:
- Add pages, or widgets, into the ESN web interface
- Add REST endpoints, that third party applications will be able to query
- Expose objects and services to other modules
![awesome-module-manager](images/awesome-modules-manager.png)
- Modules loader: https://github.com/linagora/awesome-module-manager
- Plug/Unplug modules in 2 easy steps
* Step 1: Install the modules as a NPM dependencies
```json
{
"name": "linagora-rse",
"description": "Linagora RSE",
"main": "index.js",
"dependencies": {
"linagora.esn.contact": "linagora/linagora.esn.contact",
"linagora.esn.calendar": "linagora/linagora.esn.calendar",
...
}
...
```
* Step 2: Load the modules:
```json
{
"app": {
"name": "Linagora ESN"
},
"modules": [
"linagora.esn.calendar",
"linagora.esn.contact",
...
]
}
```
Communicate among OpenPaaS modules
Core Registries
![core-registry](images/core_registry.png)
- Core defines registries for generic concepts
- Modules register their logics and configurations
- Modules can read other module configurations from core registries
```javascript
modules.exports = {
register,
getAll,
getByKey
}
```
* Advantages:
- Modules completly independent
- Apply for both backend and frontend
* Drawback: Only apply for generic concepts but not for specific modules
Dynamic directives
Create an anchor element where other modules can inject their parts to
* Advantages:
- Handle specific cases
* Drawback:
- Modules are not independent
- Only for frontend
Connected modules
- Having a connected module among modules
- Modules:
```javascript
linagora.esn.unifiedinbox
linagora.esn.james
```
- Connected modules:
```
linagora.esn.unifiedinbox.james
```
* Advantages:
- Handle specific cases
- Apply for both backend and frontend
* Drawback:
- Modules depend on each other
- Create one more connected module to connect modules


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APT PUPIL
** (out of 4) - a fair movie
Release Date: October 23, 1998 Starring: Brad Renfro, Ian McKellen, David Schwimmer, Elias Koteas, Bruce Davison, Ann Dowd, Joe Morton, Jan Tríska Directed by: Brian Singer Distributed by: Sony Pictures Entertainment / TriStar Pictures MPAA Rating: R (scenes of strong violence, language, brief sexuality) URL: http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio/reviews/1998/aptpupil.htm
Movies that don't deliver are the worst kind. Like any method of storytelling, the cinema follows a conventional pattern of events: an expository period is followed by several consecutively more important scenes which amount to a climax. The most important point of the film's plot comes somewhere between the end of this rising action and the climactic scenes themselves. It's at this pivotal moment when the script ought to deliver the goods, and when it doesn't, it shows both lack of scripting skills as well as a lackluster production squad. And APT PUPIL, the latest thriller from THE USUAL SUSPECTS director Bryan Singer, does not deliver the goods.
The movie stars Brad Renfro (SLEEPERS) as Todd Bowden, a high schooler at the head of his class. The current topic of discussion in his history class is the Holocaust, and his interest leads him to investigate the background of a hobbling old man on his block named Kurt Dussander (Ian McKellen, THE SHADOW). With sleuthing skills and a bit of luck, he pins Dussander as Nazi war criminal Arthur Denker, and confronts Denker with this information. Rather than threatening to turn the man in, however, Todd asks Denker to tell him stories of his experiences in the concentration camps of Germany; and after Denker submits, these narratives begin to have a decidedly negative effect on Todd's life. That's when things all spiral toward the harrowing finish.
The pacing is all wrong in APT PUPIL. It's based on the Stephen King novella of the same name, from the collection called DIFFERENT SEASONS. Although I haven't read it, I have no doubt that the source material was a much more exciting thriller, as King is wont to write. In the movie, however, too much of the plot and characterization is implicit. Todd approaches Denker early on and seemingly without motive, and it's almost impossible to believe the explanation Todd gives in these scenes (he's fingerprinted and photographed Denker several times). There is also relatively little time spent on the crux of the storyline: Denker's horrific tales are the reason that Todd's life spins out of control and makes the movie possible, but we only get bits and pieces of these. Instead, Director Singer uses violent imagery for his shock value - and loses much of the impact.
Any criticism on the part of the characters themselves would be to critique the novella rather than the movie, but even so, therein lies one of the chief problems with the thrillerism. Neither of the two headliners are good guys: as Denker, Ian McKellen gives us a pathetic old man who has chronic flashbacks resulting in violence. Perhaps we feel sorry for him, as the punkish Todd pushes him around, but that's counterbalanced by his Nazi background.  Although both do well given the situation, neither is impressive by any measure, and they're just one item in a list of flaws. APT PUPIL is a spooky movie, but for nothing other than shock value. Sure, if you don't believe in the existence of evil, you've got a lot to learn - but you won't learn it here.
-- Craig Roush<EMAIL_ADDRESS>-- Kinnopio's Movie Reviews http://www.execpc.com/~kinnopio
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