The L-system renderer available in the input menu allows one to take an L-system and render that system for various levels of substitution. In the example picture we see the rendering of the dragon L-system given here.
JFLAPs L-system renderer subscribes to the canonical "turtle" metaphor, that is, an imaginary entity that moves about in a world, turning this way and that, and marking its territory as it moves forward. Functionally it is similar to other L-system renderers that exist, but it has a few major differences from the majority I encountered:
During the definition of the L-system the user has the chance to define some parameters in the table of the L-system input pane to affect the initial state of the drawing environment. What follows are a list of all recognized parameters, their default value for the renderer if they are not defined, and how they are used.
| Parameter | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| distance | 15 | Lines are drawn with length distance. |
| color | black | Lines are drawn with the color specified by color. Colors may be specified by name. The acceptable color names are
black,
blue,
brown,
cyan,
darkGray,
darkOliveGreen,
darkOliveGreen2,
dukeBlue,
forestGreen,
goldenrod,
gray,
green,
lightGray,
magenta,
maroon,
oliveDrab,
orange,
orangeRed,
pink,
purple,
red,
springGreen,
violetRed,
white, and
yellow. Color names are case sensitive! Additionally, one may specify a given color according to three numbers of the form a,b,c. If a, b, and c are all within the range of [0.0, 1.0], they are interpreted as hue, saturation, and brightness values respectively (where the hue range of 0 through 1 represents a full tour around the color wheel), and are used to define a color appropriately. If any of those values is outside of that range they are treated as standard red, green, blue respectively, with each channel value ranging in increasing intensity from 0 to 255 as is normal. For example, blue may be defined either as an HSB color by .667,1,1 or as an RGB color by 0,0,255. |
| polygonColor | red | Polygons are filled with the color specified by polygonColor. This parameter accepts the same value types as the color parameter. |
| angle | 15 | Whenever the turtle is turned, pitched, or rolled, it does with angle degrees. Note that this parameter may also be named by angleIncrement (a compatibility measure with my first implementation). |
| hueChange | 10 | When the command to increment the hue of the current drawing color is given the degrees the hue is turned is hueChange. |
| lineWidth | 1.0 | Lines are drawn with a pixel-width of lineWidth. This parameter accepts real number values greater or equal to zero (e.g., 4, 1.5, 0). |
| lineIncrement | 1.0 | When the line width (the parameter lineWidth) is incremented or decremented, it is incremented or decremented by this amount. |
The following symbols are used to move the turtle about, and otherwise affect the state of the drawing. Whenever appropriate, a parameter will appear to indicate that the action associated with the symbol uses a quantity that can be changed. For example, & causes the turtle to pitch down by angle degrees. If the user has specified that angle=30, then the turtle will pitch down by 30 degrees.
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
| g | Move forward distance in the y direction with the pen down, producing a line of width lineWidth and of color color, unless we are building a polygon, in which case a line is not drawn and the end point of this move is added to the polygon. |
| g(value) | Like the above, but with a specified distance. |
| f | Move forward distance in the y direction with the pen up, producing no line but changing the position of the turtle. |
| f(value) | Like the above, but with a specified distance. |
| + | Turn right (clockwise in 2D) by angle degrees. Turns about the z-axis. |
| +(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| - | Turn left (counter-clockwise in 2D) by angle degrees. Turns about the z-axis. |
| -(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| & | Pitch down by angle degrees. Turns about the x-axis. |
| &(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| ^ | Pitch up by angle degrees. Turns about the x-axis. |
| ^(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| / | Roll right by angle degrees. Turns about the y-axis. |
| /(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| * | Roll left by angle degrees. Turns about the y-axis. |
| *(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| [ | Begin branch (i.e. push turtle state on stack). |
| ] | End branch (i.e. pop turtle state from stack). If there is no corresponding [, this has no effect. Aside from restoring position and direction, any changes to variables since the last [ will be undone. |
| ! | Increment lineWidth by lineIncrement. |
| !(value) | Like the above, but increments by the specified amount. |
| ~ | Decrement lineWidth by lineIncrement, with a minimum lineWidth of zero attainable. |
| ~(value) | Like the above, but decrements by the specified amount. |
| { | Begin the definition of a polygon. The turtle position when the { is processed will be the first point in the polygon, and the end point reached by each g directive until the close of the polygon will be added to the polygon. |
| } | Ends the definition of a polygon. The turtle position when the } is processed will not be added to the polygon. The polygon will be filled with the color polygonColor and will have no outline. |
| % | Turn by 180 degrees about the z-axis, the same axis as the + and - turns. |
| # | Increments the hue angle of color by hueChange. Changing the hue angle will have no effect if color has no saturation, i.e., if color is black, grey, or white. |
| #(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| @ | Decrements the hue angle of color by hueChange. |
| @(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| ## | Increments the hue angle of polygonColor by hueChange. Changing the hue angle will have no effect if polygonColor has no saturation, i.e., if polygonColor is black, grey, or white. |
| ##(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| @@ | Decrements the hue angle of polygonColor by hueChange. |
| @@(value) | Like the above, but with a specified number of degrees. |
| parameter=value | This will attempt to set a parameter named parameter to value. For example, the symbol angle=20 will cause all subsequent turns to be made with 20 degrees, color=red will cause all subsequent g directives to produce red lines, and soforth. The names of parameters and acceptable values is the same as for the mappings in the parameter table. There must be no whitespace in the parameter=value symbol, or else it shall not be processed as a single symbol. |
You may have noticed that in the list of symbols were a number of symbols that take an argument, for example, the turn right symbol + can appear in the form +(value) to turn a specified number of degrees, and you can also say lineIncrement=value to set the amount the line width changes when the renderer encounters the symbols like ! and ~.
Every value may be as simple as a number, but it may be a mathematical expression involving parameters as values. One could say distance=distance+2, which will increment subsequent line lengths by 2. Moreover, if in the parameters list one specified that foo was 100, then the symbol g(3+(8+foo)/2) would yield a line of length 57. All g symbols are functionally equivalent to g(distance).
The operators allowed in a value are + (addition), - (subtraction), * (multiplication), / (division), ^ (power), ( and ) (parentheses), and they obey the usual rules of order of operations and soforth. If an undefined symbol appears in a mathematical expression, then a value of 0 is assumed for that symbol.
For higher performance, avoid the frequent use of expressions. For example, if you're curious about the relative performance of +(5*angle) versus + + + + +, the + + + + + will tend to be faster, though your milage may vary for your particular JVM.
The L-system renderer interface has 5 distinct components of interest.
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Use the web interface for launching complex data exploration frameworks in a few clicks, or use the APIs to call Zoe from your own scripts.
Zoe is independent from applications. A generic application description language is used to build compositions of analytics services, define resource constraints and configuration options.
For example, a user can run Spark or MPI jobs on Zoe, by providing appropriate descriptions and Docker images.
Check this repository for some example applications we use to test Zoe.
Fast. New clusters in seconds.
Zoe can create a fully configured Spark cluster, with 20 compute nodes and an iPython notebook in a few seconds.
In this video we show the user-facing command line interface to Zoe and demonstrate how fast and easy it is to define and start a new application.
Smart. Advanced scheduling.
Zoe is built from the start to make full use of the available capacity in your Docker Swarm cluster. Not only Zoe is smart in placing containers, but when resources are exhausted, Zoe will queue new requests using state of the art scheduling algorithms.
Zoe is streamlined for maximum efficiency. As soon as an application is ready for execution, it is translated in Docker commands and sent to Swarm. An optional private image registry can increase even more the startup performance of new applications.
Zoe can provision compute-only applications, but also data layers, like Hadoop HDFS. We keep testing the Zoe concept composing new services and frameworks and extending Zoe's capabilities. Stay tuned for more!
Zoe applications
News and updates
Latest stable release of Zoe: 2017.12 (15/12/2017)
We just released version 2017.12 of Zoe, the most notable changes are:
New Docker Engine back-end, the Swarm back-end is now deprecated
Nodes and ZApps can be labelled for constraining execution placement, for example to run ZApps only on nodes with GPUs
Use non-reserved memory, cores, labels and image availability to take placement decisions
The elastic scheduler is considered stable, the simple scheduler is now deprecated
Zoe logs are more audit-friendly
Distinguish between reserved, allocated and in-use resources
Allocate cores automatically, respecting the minimum configured in the ZApp
Allow for more options and resource limits to be customized on the web interface (users or admins, not for guests), maximum limits are set in the zoe.conf file
Additional volumes can be mounted by specifying them in the zoe.conf file
Elastic services that die are rescheduled on a new node
Optional support for gathering usage metrics via KairosDB, for now these metrics are only used in the status page plots
More configuration options for LDAP authentication
Latest stable release of Zoe: 2017.09
The 2017.09 tag has been pushed and the new release is available at GitHub and GitLab! The most important changes in this release are the new web interface, the new logo and improved handling of application logs. Many more small changes and user experience improvements have been done to make this one of the smoothest releases ever.
We are proud to announce the latest stable release of Zoe: 2017.06
The stable repository on github has been updated and you can check what’s new in the CHANGELOG file.
Please note that in this version the ZApp description format has changed. We are switching to a system were each ZApp lives in its own repository: this will make it easier to build a “ZApp Shop” kind of interface.
You can check new-format ZApps here:
For the next release, 2017.09, that will be available at the end of September, we are already hard at work. You can follow day-to-day development on our GitLab repository: https://gitlab.eurecom.fr/zoe/main/
2017.03 release is now live on github!
This release marks an important turning point for Zoe. More contributors are joining the project, merging very interesting new features. Moreover all releases are now tested through a fully automated continuous integration pipeline.
We have moved to a regular, three-months release cycle. Development happens on a separate repository, join the mailing list to participate actively to the development.
Version numbers are now based on the date of the release
Kubernetes back-end: Zoe can now start ZApps on Kubernetes instead of Swarm
Deployments scripts for Linux and Windows ease the installation of Zoe
A preview of the new web interface based on AngularJS that will be fully developed in the next release
Donating idle CPU cycles (24/08/2016)
The Zoe team is proud to announce that spare CPU cycle on our internal platform are being donated to the World Community Grid to help supporting research into important humanitarian causes. At the bottom of this page you can see the projects we are participating to and some statistics.
To run WCG software with Zoe, we created a simple BOINC ZApp. A script monitors the platform load and starts new BOINC ZApps via Zoe when the load is low.
Zoe supports Cassandra (13/07/2016)
We just pushed a Cassandra ZApp to the zoe-applications repository. It uses the standard, unmodified Docker Hub official Cassandra image, without any change.
Docker images for Spark 2.0.0-preview (27/05/2016)
Want to try Spark 2? Now that Spark 2.0.0-preview is available, we have built Docker images and used Zoe to launch a few apps (e.g. a Jupyter notebook) with Spark 2. The Dockerfiles are available in the spark2 framework in the zoe-applications repository.
Zoe in production at Eurecom
We are using Zoe to drive the laboratory sessions of the new Algorithmic Machine Learning course at Eurecom. About 50 students interact with Jupyter notebooks and Spark clusters, learning the basis of data science with real-world use cases. All the course material is available on GitHub, feel free to have a look and contribute!
Zoe at DockerCon EU 2015
Zoe has been presented at the DockerCon EU 2015 event in Barcelona! Here are the slides used to present the project to the Docker community:


THE BLACK CROOK,
AN
ORIGINAL MAGICAL and SPECTACULAR DRAMA
IN FOUR ACTS
By CHARLES M. BARRAS,
Author of "The Hypochondriac," "Modern Saint," "Fairy of
Home," "Woman in White," "Bibio," "Injured Orphan,"
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1867.
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Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
by CHARLES M. BARRAS, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court
of the United States, for the Southern District of New York.
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NOTICE.--This Drama, in the fabrication of its legend, the application of the
language, and in it's Dramatical construction, is strictly original, and as such the
author cautions all persons against infringement of his right, as defined by the
law of copyright.
THE BLACK CROOK.
DRAMATIS PERSONAE
COUNT WOLFENSTEIN
RODOLPHE (a Poor Artist)
VON PUFFENGRUNTZ, (the Count's Steward)
HERTZOG-Surnamed the Black Crook, (an Alchymist and Sorcerer)
GREPPO, (his Drudge)
WULFGAR, (a Gypsey Ruffian)
BRUNO, (his Companion)
CASPER
JAN
AMINA, (betrothed to Rodolphe)
DAME BARBARA, (her Foster-Mother)
CARLINE
ROSETTA
Villagers,
Peasants,
Choresters,
Guards,
Attendants,
etc., etc.
IMMORTALS
Stalacta, (Queen of the Golden Realm)
(Her Attendants)
Crystaline, / Rubyblossom, / Sapphira, / Emeraldine, Scintilla, / Amethysta, / Coralbud, / Garnet
Fairies, Sprites, Naiads, Submarine Monsters, etc., etc.
AMPHIBEA
Dragonfin,
Stickleback,
Hackletooth,
Mulletmug,
Sharskin,
Eeleye,
Splayfoot,
Cuttlekonk,
GNOMES
Golddust,
Spangleneck,
Nuggetnose,
Smelterface,
Yellowscale,
Pinchback.
INFERNALS
Zamiel, (the Arch-Fiend)
Skuldawelp, (Familiar to Hertzog,)
Redglare (the Recording Demon,)
Skeletons,
Apparitions,
Demons,
Monsters, etc., etc.
The scene is laid in and around the Hartz Mountains.--Time 1600.
Note.--Hertzog is a hideous deformity, with leaden complexion,
humped-back, knotted limbs, crooked body and lame.
Von Puffengruntz is corpulent and rubicund.


class Solution: def constrainedSubsetSum(self, nums: List[int], k: int) -> int: dp = [0] * len(nums) for i, x in enumerate(nums): dp[i] = x S = [(-nums[0], 0)] for i in range(1, len(nums)): while S[0][1] < i - k: heapq.heappop(S) dp[i] = max(dp[i], dp[i] - S[0][0]) heapq.heappush(S, (-dp[i], i)) return max(dp)


Behavior Driven Development is about building software by describing its behaviors from the perspective of its stakeholders
It describes a cycle of interactions with well defined outputs, resulting in the delivery of working, tested software, that actually matters.
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Behat is a BDD (Behavior Driven Development) framework written in PHP
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Tests are saved in .feature files
I want to be able to log into my website in order to edit my content.
As a an anonymous user,
I want to be able to log into my website,
So that I can edit my content.
What does it mean to be logged in? How do we know that we are logged in?
Given I am an anonymous user
When I am at "user/login"
And I fill in "name" with "admin"
And I fill in "pass" with "admin"
And press "Log in"
Then I should see the link "Log out"
How do we check can edit content.
Given I am logged in as a user with the administrator role
When I am at "node/add/page"
Then I should see "Create Basic page"
And I should get a 200 HTTP response
Slap it in a feature file and boom you have your test.
#./features/user_login.feature
@api
Feature: User Login.
As a an anonymous user,
I want to be able to log into my website,
So that I can edit my content.
Scenario: I can log in.
Given I am an anonymous user
When I am at "user/login"
And I fill in "name" with "admin"
And I fill in "pass" with "admin"
And press "Log in"
Then I should see the link "Log out"
Scenario: I can edit content
Given I am logged in as a user with the administrator role
When I am at "node/add/page"
Then I should see "Create Basic page"
And I should get a 200 HTTP response
$ bin/behat features/user_login.feature
Bad: I want to make more money.
Good: I want to increase revenues by 12% over the next 12 months through our ecommerce store.
Business goals are specific, measurable, and are time bound
Imagine we have an ecommerce shop
Feature: Add sales tax and a delivery cost on checkout
Sales tax is 20%
Delivery cost for small orders (less than $20) is $3
Delivery cost for medium orders (more than $20) is $2
Given a product is priced at $15, when I add it to the order,
then the total order price should be $21
Given a product is priced at $25, when I add it to the order,
then the total order price should be $32
Given a product is priced at $20, when I add it to the order,
then the total order price should be $26
Given [initial context for the example]
When [action that the actor in the system or stakeholder performs]
Then [expected outcome of that action]
I want to be able to create and edit content on my site to inform the world that dogs are objectively better then cats.
Given I am an admin of the site
When I log in
Then I should be able to create content
Sweet sweet Demo
Only pay for what for what features are used. A pay per capabilitymodel.
Stop and ship as soon as we're done
Regular Delivery, Regular Feedback
Measure results
Know what "DONE" is
- tests are awesome
- tests are good for you, the client, and the product
- Behat Documentation
- Behat in a box
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Stadia.com goes live as landing page ahead of launch
by Abner LiAmid a flurry of other developments this weekend, Google has launched stadia.com ahead of Tuesday’s launch. It’s how you play games on the web, and also serves as an introduction for prospective customers.
Stadia.com redirects to stadia.google.com. For the past several months, it just took users to the Google Store listing for Founder’s and now Premiere Edition. The “One place for all the ways we play” tagline is on prominent display with Google immediately telling users how they can get “Access to Stadia with Premiere Edition.”
Below a prominent “Buy now” button, you can sign-up for email updates. There’s a cover of games, while Google is hitting three points on the now live Stadia.com:
- Play games across the screens you own: Play where you want, when you want, and how you want – on TVs, laptops, desktops, and select tablets and phones – anywhere you have Wi-Fi.
- Play instantly with one click: The second you purchase a game, it’s available to play. We take care of all the patches and updates so you never have to wait for a download or in-game update again.
- Smooth, beautiful, low-latency gameplay: Stadia delivers a gorgeous picture at up to 4K and 60 FPS with HDR and 5.1 surround sound.
Meanwhile, those that already have an access code to create a Stadia Name and start playing are directed to the Android and iOS companion apps. Before the Stadia Controller and Chromecast Ultra ships, users can start playing on the web. Other pages we found live today include:
At the bottom of the live stadia.com there’s a list of various requirements, with Google noting Pixel 2, Pixel 3, Pixel 3a, and Pixel 4 support. On desktop, this page is a Progressive Web App (PWA) and can be saved to your desktop/dock with its own app icon. It makes for a convenient shortcut rather than entering the URL every time you want to play.
More about Google Stadia:
- Google Store starts charging Stadia pre-orderers, adjusts delivery dates
- Stadia Controller pairing process already live on Chromecast Ultra
- Stadia Founder’s Edition gets early unboxing [Gallery]
- Google breaks down how to use the Stadia Controller [Gallery]
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HUGO POOL
By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Nomadic Pictures Director: Robert Downey Sr. Writer: Robert Downey Sr. & Laura Downey Cast: Alyssa Milano, Patrick Dempsey, Cathy Moriarty, Malcolm McDowell, Robert Downey Jr., Richard Lewis, Sean Penn
"Hugo Pool" is the work of the man who gave us one of the great irreverent movies of all time, "Putney Swope." This is in itself enough reason to run to see this latest contribution, which puts him at the helm after a six-year hiatus. But alas, if "Swope" might be considered today even more brazen given the more extreme demands of the political correctness movement, "Hugo" is a distressing disappointment. Now, Downey's heart is certainly in the right place with this absurdist comedy which treats one of the world's dread diseases with a touch of honey. Downey's wife Laura died at the age of thirty-six of ALS, or Lou Gehrig's disease, which attacks and kills off nerves rendering one part of the body after another paralyzed and unusable. In the production notes, Downey is quoted as feeling that his wife, who lost her life so tragically at an early age, was responsible for making his own life so meaningful. Downey constructs "Hugo Pool" around that theme, setting up characters far more quirky than the Savannah denizens you've seen in Clint Eastwood's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil," using his central character to bring a dysfunctional family together and provide for a feel-good bonding of a zany community.
The trouble with the movie is not so much that it is off-the- wall silly but that the characters, who apparently are given considerable freedom to improvise, also seem to be holding themselves back as though fearful of treating the ALS affliction with frivolity. The characters are for the most part cartoonish enough, but if any trait burnishes through it is repulsiveness rather than mere oddity. With Malcolm McDowell in the role of a seedy and unsympathetic heroin addict, Richard Lewis as a bulgy-eyed brat, Robert Downey Jr. as an unimaginably giddy film director, even the good guys are unable to save the work from audience indifference.
A road movie in which one adventure follows another, "Hugo Pool" features the title character, played by Alysssa Milano, who runs a business filling pools with water and cleaning them. With a heavy schedule of natatoria to saturate and unpollute in a single day, she calls on several of the people in her life to help her.  She will permit Franz Mazur (Robert Downey Jr.) to work off the $12,000 he owes her by impressing him into her service. And she sends her dissolute dad, Henry (Malcolm McDowell) to the Colorado River to extract enough gallons of water to fill the pool of one of her clients--illegally, it seems, since California is experiencing a drought. The most sympathetic character of the lot is Floyd (Patrick Dempsey), the uncomplaining victim of ALS, who seems content to have his head scratched, his body uprighted in his wheelchair, and his need for liquid elimination assisted. Functioning as a kind of angel, the dying Floyd fashions the folks around him into better people, not he least by giving Minerva a hot tip on a long shot in a harness race and by allowing the cutesey Hugo Dugay to overcome her fear of sex.
The picture features a choice ensemble of actors who are starved by the lack of a nourishing script and whose improvised quips and sallies fall far short of hilarity. The best that can be said of the film is that it emphasizes a bold and colorful visual design, is professionally edited and has a good sound track particularly in offering a section of Richard Wagner's "The Flying Dutchman." Rated R. Running Time: 93 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
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outputs = []
for image in image_list:
image_height = tf.shape(image)[0]
image_width = tf.shape(image)[1]
offset_height = (image_height - crop_height) / 2
offset_width = (image_width - crop_width) / 2
outputs.append(_crop(image, offset_height, offset_width,
crop_height, crop_width))
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After Change
height, width = _get_h_w(image)
total_crop_height = (height - crop_height)
crop_top = total_crop_height // 2
total_crop_width = (width - crop_width)
crop_left = total_crop_width // 2
return tf.slice(
image, [crop_top, crop_left, 0], [crop_height, crop_width, -1])
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Here’s your Idols SA season 15 WINNER – what they won, and how you could be next!
by Saara Mowlana - PARTNER CONTENTThe battle is done, the votes have been counted and the victor has been crowned! Luyolo Yiba has taken home the ultimate title of South Africa’s Season 15 Idols winner!
In an epic finale showdown featuring incredible guest performances from Season 14 winner Yanga Sobetwa, global hitmaker Sho Madjozi, DJ Zinhle, Vusi Nova, Samthing Soweto, and Boity.
But, after an epic showdown it was Luyolo who won over the crowd, the judges and the viewers and walked away with the title and some incredible prizes!
While Sneziey's Idol journey may be over, it isn't the end for her and we can’t wait to see how she takes over the music industry with her commanding vocals. You can relive her best moments on the show again here.
The top 3 have all released fresh new singles to keep you dancing and grooving through this summer!
Take a listen to the three singles below:
Luyolo Yiba's Single:
Revel in Luyolo's victory by playing his chart topping hit, Sunshine Through The Rain, on repeat in celebration. Watch the official music video for his single below:
Sneziey Msomi's Single:
Take pride in the undeniable vocal prowess of our other favourite Idol, Sneziey may not have won this competition, but this is just the beginning of her story. Listen to her debut single, Kungumusa, below:
Micayla’s Single:
Coming third in SA’s biggest singing competition is anything but Tragic - but you can enjoy her single Tragic below:
The winnings:
So, what does the lucky winner of Idols SA get, aside from a professionally recorded single?
Well, Luyolo also walks away with the following prizes :
- R350 000 in cash from Telkom
- A brand-new Huawei GT smart watch
- A Huawei, Mediapad, M5 Lite tablet computer
- A Huawei WIFI router
- 20GB of Telkom data pre-loaded
- An additional R350 000 in cash from Mzansi Magic
- A brand-new Ford Fiesta
- Another R300 000 in cash placed in an Old Mutual Money Account
- A R100 000 fashion voucher from Truworths
- R80 000's worth of musical equipment from Yamaha
- As well as a coveted recording deal with Gallo Records
But the winnings don’t just end there – the runner-up, in this case Sneziey, gets some exciting prizes too, namely:
- R50 000 in cash from Telkom
- A Huawei Mediapad T5 tablet computer
- 5GB of Telkom, FreeMe data pre-loaded
- An additional R50 000 cash placed in an Old Mutual Money Account
- From Truworths they receive R50 000's in fashion vouchers and clothing from the show
- And R30 000's worth of musical equipment from Yamaha
These luxurious gifts it all on top of an existing win of R50 000 in prizes that the entire group from the Top 10 received.
So, how can you stand the chance at getting in on this prize-dense action?
Warm up your vocals and keep a keen eye out for the 2020 auditions near you.
Here’s what you should know if you’re thinking about auditioning for the show:
- Auditions usually take place early each year – and the dates for 2020 have been set. Auditions will be kicking off in Cape Town on 1 February before heading to Pretoria on 15 February, Durban on 22 February and Johannesburg on 7 March. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled on the Idols SA social media pages or on Mzansi Magic’s site for when they announce the official audition venues
- There’s no pre-registration – registration takes place at the venue – so it’s best to arrive early to avoid missing your shot
- Telkom hosts pop-up auditions, so, if you find you’re unable to make it to one of the official venues or live too far out from the 4 venue cities, you can still shoot your shot at one of the Telkom pop-up auditions stands.
What are some of the dos and don’ts for your audition?
Channel24 previously shared some tips on how to help refine your audition prep and have you ready to go to wow the judges.
- Don’t forget the lyrics of your chosen song
- A cover is a safe bet – try to keep your original songs for later in the show
- Keep it simple – try not to over-sing and focus on keeping your voice consistent and within your comfortable range
- Don’t flirt with the judges – be open and friendly, but it’s important to respect their boundaries the same as you would any other person
- Avoid playing an instrument if you’re prone to nerves or aren’t too confident in playing it
Some additional tips to remember:
- Remember to breathe – breath control is not only vital to help with your vocal stability, but can also help soothe rattled nerves ahead of your song
- Song choice is important, there’s a reason Idol legend Simon Cowell emphasises this to contestants. Choosing the right song will majorly impact how your voice is received. Knowing your voice and its strengths as well as weaknesses will help you in knowing which genre will fit it best. Ask those around you for constructive feedback on your song choice ahead of time.
Now that you know what you could win and how to effectively prep for your chance at stardom – it's time to get to work and get those vocals primed for audition season coming soon in 2020.
This post is sponsored by Ford FIGO produced by Brandstudio24 for Channel24.


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open fun onRecurrenceListDialogCancelled(): Unit
Called if the recurrence list dialog is cancelled, either by a click outside or by a back press.


Connect to 'Elasticsearch', a 'NoSQL' database built on the 'Java' Virtual Machine. Interacts with the 'Elasticsearch' 'HTTP' API (<https://www.elastic.co/products/elasticsearch>), including functions for setting connection details to 'Elasticsearch' instances, loading bulk data, searching for documents with both 'HTTP' query variables and 'JSON' based body requests. In addition, 'elastic' provides functions for interacting with API's for 'indices', documents, nodes, clusters, an interface to the cat API, and more.
| Version: | 0.8.4 |
| Imports: | utils, methods, httr (≥ 1.2.1), curl (≥ 2.2), jsonlite (≥ 1.1) |
| Suggests: | roxygen2 (≥ 6.0.1), knitr, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-06-26 |
| Author: | Scott Chamberlain [aut, cre] |
| Maintainer: | Scott Chamberlain <myrmecocystus at gmail.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/ropensci/elastic/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/ropensci/elastic |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| In views: | Databases |
| CRAN checks: | elastic results |
| Reference manual: | elastic.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
elastic introduction Search |
| Package source: | elastic_0.8.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: elastic_0.8.4.zip, r-release: elastic_0.8.4.zip, r-oldrel: elastic_0.8.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: elastic_0.8.4.tgz, r-oldrel: elastic_0.8.4.tgz |
| Old sources: | elastic archive |
| Reverse suggests: | nodbi |
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lab08 : Anagrams, palindromes: Strings and recursion
| num | ready? | description | assigned | due |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| lab08 | true | Anagrams, palindromes: Strings and recursion | Tue 05/29 10:00AM | Fri 06/08 11:59PM |
Goals of this lab
This lab will have you do programming exercises with C strings, string class objects, recursive functions, and Makefiles. You will also get more practice writing programs from scratch with little skeleton code.
Step 0: Complete the TA/Mentor evaluations
As you may know, we ran a pilot mentor program this quarter. We would like to get your feedback about the program to help us keep the aspects that worked well and identify areas for improvement.
Completing the survey carries course credit (1% of your overall grade), so please be sure to complete it. This is an anonymous survey. To get credit please show the final screen to the instructor TA/tutor
Here is the link to the survey: Please click on this link to complete
You may use the following webpage to identify the mentors should you need it to answer the final question on the survey: https://ucsb-cs16-s18-mirza.github.io/info/staff/
To get credit show the final screen of the completed survey to your mentor.
Step 1: Getting Started
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Decide if you are working alone, or working in a pair. Pair programming is OPTIONAL for this lab.
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If you are working as a pair, go to submit.cs, navigate to this lab page and create a team for you and your pair partner. Choose who will be the first driver and who will start as navigator, and then remember to switch (at least once) during the lab.
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Go to github and create a git repo for this lab following the naming convention specified in previous labs (this step carries style points, see our feedback on previous labs to understand what we are looking for). If you are working with a partner only one of you needs to create the repo.
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If you are working with a partner and you are the one who created the github repo, add your partner as a collaborator on the repo
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Driver, log on to your CSIL account.
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Open a terminal window and log into the correct machine.
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Change into your CS 16 directory
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Clone your github repo in the ~/cs16/ directory. Then cd into your repo directory.
Note: Remember to push your work to github at the end of EVERY work session. That way, both partners always have access to the latest version of the code even if the code is being developed on one partner’s CoE account.
Note that we will cover recursion in class on Wednesday. If you are unfamiliar with this topic, please do not attempt this lab until after Wednesday’s lecture. Instead use the lab time to continue to work on lab07 and understanding the problems that you have been asked to solve in this lab.
Step 2: Getting the starter code and writing the programs
Clone your github repo in the ~/cs16/ directory. Then cd into your repo directory.
cd ../lab08_gaucho_ally
Copy the code starter code for lab08 using the following command.
cp /cs/faculty/dimirza/cs16/labs/lab08/* ./
You should see the following files:
[dimirza@csil-01 lab08]$ls
linkedListFuncs.cpp README.md strFuncs.cpp tddFuncs.h
linkedListFuncs.h recLinkedListFuncs.cpp strFuncs.h
linkedList.h recLinkedListFuncs.h tddFuncs.cpp
This lab will have you write two functions that are specified in strFuncs.h and two functions that are specified in recLinkedListFuncs.h. You must implement these functions in strFuncs.cpp and recLinkedListFuncs.cpp. You must follow the instructions carefully. It is not enough to pass the gradescope check as the instructor and the TAs will be checking your submitted program files for style.
Program to find if two strings are anagrams
In the file strFuncs.cpp, write a function called isAnagram that takes two strings as arguments and returns a boolean true if the two strings are anagrams, otherwise it returns false. The function should not be case sensitive and should disregard any punctuation or spaces. Two strings are anagrams if the letters can be rearranged to form each other. For example, “Eleven plus two” is an anagram of “Twelve plus one”. Each string contains one “v”, three “e’s”, two “l’s”, etc. Similarly “Rats and Mice” and “in cat’s dream” are anagrams of each other. You may use any of the C string library or string class functions to complete this code. You may not use built-in C++ functions that we have NOT discussed in lecture. You must follow a TDD style of coding. Write your own test code in a separate file and write a Makefile to compile the code.
## Program to check if an input string is a palindrome
In strFuncs.cpp you are asked to a function to check if a string is a palindrome. For example: “redivide” is not a palindrome, while “detartrated” is a palindrome. Read the instructions in the file carefully to understand the constraints specified for the function. Ignore case when comparing characters of the string.
bool isPalindrome(const string s1);
The above function takes a C++ string as input and returns true if an input string is a palindrome and false if it is not. You can do this by checking if the first character equals the last character, and so on. You may choose a recursive implementation in this case, although it is not required. If you chose a recursive implementation you may or may not choose to write a helper function. You won’t need a helper function is you used the substr (substring) function appropriately in your recursive calls.
Program to recursively find the sum of elements of a linked list
int recursiveSum(Node* head);
In recLinkedListFuncs.cpp you are asked to reimplement the sum function from last week, this time recursively. If there are no elements of the list, return the value 0;
Program to recursively find the largest value of a linked list
int recursiveLargestValue(Node* head);
In recLinkedListFuncs.cpp you are asked to reimplement the largestValue function from last week, this time recursively. For this function, you may assume that the linked list contains at least one value.
Step 3: Submit
Push all your code to github. Then submit your code on gradescope.
Make sure you add your partner as a collaborator.
Step 4: Check your submission results
You may submit this lab multiple times. You should submit only after local compilation does not produce any errors and runs as expected. The score of the last submission uploaded before the deadline will be used as your assignment grade.
Points assigned by TAs manually (10 pts) Style and test code: You MUST follow the TDD style of test development and test your code extensively. Points will also be given for good choice of variable names, code indented in ways that are consistent, and in line with good C++ practice. Where applicable, common code is factored out into functions.
Step 5: Done!
Remember that we will check your code for appropriate comments, formatting, and the use of required code, as stated earlier.
If you are in the Phelps lab or in CSIL, make sure to log out of the machine before you leave. Also, make sure to close all open programs before you log out. Some programs will not work next time if they are not closed. Remember to save all your open files before you close your text editor.
If you are logged in remotely, you can log out using the exit command:
$ exit


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Tenneille's bedroom is in the throws of being renovated. The girls have been sharing a room, but we have decided they could do with their own room and help spread the mess have space to play. The floating floor is in progress, the walls and wardrobe are painted. I just need to get a block of time to sew curtains. I am still deciding if I want to do roman blinds or just the regular pleated curtains. I chose the fabric pictured below from Sweetwater's Sunkissed secret garden range, printed by Moda. It is the lemonade colour way.
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It matches the feature wall we have painted beautifully. I ordered the fabric from 1choice4quilting. Their Sunkissed fabric is a good price and I needed to buy quite a lot. Shipping price to Australia was very reasonable. Shawna from 1choice4quilting threw in a few extras too. I love the saying on the compact mirror/mini sewing kit. It is definitely how I feel about housework!
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| BalancedClientFuture<V> |
A more balanced implementation of a ClientFuture that works better on some
platforms such as windows where the thread park and atomic operations used by
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Asynchronous Client Future class.
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Factory for client future instances that will create specific versions based on
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A more conservative implementation of a ClientFuture that is better on some
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by Tom MasonFormer Ferrari president Luca Cordero di Montezemolo has said that choosing between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc as the main driver for the team moving forward is a real dilemma. Leclerc is currently in 3rd place in the drivers' standings, 19 points ahead of his teammate Vettel with two races remaining.
"Choosing between Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc is a real dilemma for Ferrari, " Montezemolo told speedweek.com
"I used to do it that way - one driver was scheduled for the title, the other was supposed to score so many extra points that we could win the constructors' trophy.
"We had Michael Schumacher and by his side Eddie Irvine, Rubens Barrichello and Felipe Massa."
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Match Play. Red trails 0-4 to 5 (Crawford). How should Red play 44?
pips Red=145 White=125
(CorrectAnswer= 0/0, ErrorScore= 0)
The key here is that two of the fours must be played 20/16(2). Red does not have the timing to stay back on White’s 5-pt, despite being four pips down in the race. After that there are a number of ways to play the other two fours.
Best is 20/16(2), 13/9, 8/4 but there are five other plays with virtually identical equity.
Best is 20/16(2), 13/9, 8/4 but there are five other plays with virtually identical equity.
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java.lang.Object android.content.ContentProvider com.ansca.corona.storage.FileContentProvider
public class FileContentProvider
This provider allows other applications read-only access to this application's files under its private directory under internal storage, as well as its asset files within the APK's "assets" directory or within Google Play expansion files. This class is needed because other applications do not have permission to access this application's private files for tasks such as attaching files to an e-mail, posting a photo to a social media app, playing a local video file on an external video player, etc.
In order for another application to access a file belonging to this application, you must create a "content://" URI which references that file by calling this class' createContentUriForFile() method. The other application will then use this content URI to communicate with this provider to retrieve information about that file and open an input stream to it.
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FileContentProvider()
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| Method Summary | |
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static android.net.Uri |
createContentUriForFile(android.content.Context context,
java.io.File file)
Creates a "content://" URI for the given file making it accessible to other applications via this provider. |
static android.net.Uri |
createContentUriForFile(android.content.Context context,
java.lang.String filePath)
Creates a "content://" URI for the given file making it accessible to other applications via this provider. |
int |
delete(android.net.Uri uri,
java.lang.String selection,
java.lang.String[] selectionArgs)
Handles a delete request from a client. |
java.lang.String |
getType(android.net.Uri uri)
Fetches the mime type of the file that the given URI references. |
android.net.Uri |
insert(android.net.Uri uri,
android.content.ContentValues values)
Handles an insert request from a client. |
boolean |
onCreate()
Called on application startup if registered in the "AndroidManifest.xml" file. |
android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor |
openAssetFile(android.net.Uri uri,
java.lang.String mode)
Handles a client request to open a file belonging to this application via a file descriptor. |
android.os.ParcelFileDescriptor |
openFile(android.net.Uri uri,
java.lang.String mode)
Handles a client request to open a file belonging to this application. |
android.database.Cursor |
query(android.net.Uri uri,
java.lang.String[] projection,
java.lang.String selection,
java.lang.String[] selectionArgs,
java.lang.String sortOrder)
Handles query requests from clients. |
int |
update(android.net.Uri uri,
android.content.ContentValues values,
java.lang.String selection,
java.lang.String[] selectionArgs)
Handles an update request from a client. |
static void |
validateManifest(android.content.Context context)
Checks if the AndroidManifest.xml file is correctly configured for this provider. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
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public FileContentProvider()
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public boolean onCreate()
public android.os.ParcelFileDescriptor openFile(android.net.Uri uri, java.lang.String mode) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
uri
- The URI whose file is to be opened.mode
- Access mode for the file. May be "r" for read-only access, "rw" for read and write access,
or "rwt" for read and write access that truncates any existing file.
java.io.FileNotFoundException
public android.content.res.AssetFileDescriptor openAssetFile(android.net.Uri uri, java.lang.String mode) throws java.io.FileNotFoundException
uri
- The URI whose file is to be opened.mode
- Access mode for the file. May be "r" for read-only access, "w" for write-only access
(erasing whatever data is currently in the file), "wa" for write-only access to append to
any existing data, "rw" for read and write access on any existing data, and "rwt" for read
and write access that truncates any existing file.
java.io.FileNotFoundException
public int delete(android.net.Uri uri, java.lang.String selection, java.lang.String[] selectionArgs)
Not supported by this class. Calling this method will cause an exception to be thrown.
uri
- The full URI to query, including a row ID (if a specific record is requested).selection
- An optional restriction to apply to rows when deleting.
public java.lang.String getType(android.net.Uri uri)
uri
- The URI to query.
Returns null if of an unknown type.
public android.net.Uri insert(android.net.Uri uri, android.content.ContentValues values)
Not supported by this class. Calling this method will cause an exception to be thrown.
uri
- The content:// URI of the insertion request.values
- A set of column_name/value pairs to add to the database.
public android.database.Cursor query(android.net.Uri uri, java.lang.String[] projection, java.lang.String selection, java.lang.String[] selectionArgs, java.lang.String sortOrder)
uri
- The URI to query. This will be the full URI sent by the client; if the client is requesting
a specific record, the URI will end in a record number that the implementation should parse
and add to a WHERE or HAVING clause, specifying that _id value.projection
- The list of columns to put into the cursor. If null all columns are included.selection
- A selection criteria to apply when filtering rows. If null then all rows are included.selectionArgs
- You may include ?s in selection, which will be replaced by the values from selectionArgs,
in order that they appear in the selection. The values will be bound as Strings.sortOrder
- How the rows in the cursor should be sorted. If null then the provider is free to define the sort order.
public int update(android.net.Uri uri, android.content.ContentValues values, java.lang.String selection, java.lang.String[] selectionArgs)
uri
- The URI to query. This can potentially have a record ID if this is an update request for a specific record.values
- A Bundle mapping from column names to new column values (NULL is a valid value).selection
- An optional filter to match rows to update.
public static void validateManifest(android.content.Context context)
Will throw an exception if the manifest is missing this provider or if its "authorities" attribute is misconfigured.
This method is only expected to be called by the CoronaActivity class.
context
- Context needed to access this application's manifest settings. Cannot be null.public static android.net.Uri createContentUriForFile(android.content.Context context, java.io.File file)
context
- A reference to this application's context.
Needed to fetch this application's package name. Cannot be null.file
- The file to create a content URI for.
If this file is set to a relative path, then this method will treat it as an asset file within the APK's "assets" directory or within the Google Play expansion file.
Cannot be null or else an exception will be thrown.
public static android.net.Uri createContentUriForFile(android.content.Context context, java.lang.String filePath)
context
- A reference to this application's context.
Needed to fetch this application's package name. Cannot be null.filePath
- A relative or absolute path to a file belonging to this application.
If this file is set to a relative path, then this method will treat it as an asset file within the APK's "assets" directory or within the Google Play expansion file.
An exception will be thrown if set to null or empty string.
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Corrupted by Eos, God of change and magic, Umbri is a mysterious creature. Originally Umbri was a single individual, imbued with the power of Eos. But Umbri began to reject him, using her power to fight against his greed and corruption. As punishment, Eos tried to take away Umbri's power, seperating her soul and her body into two forms. The soul remains motionless and the body left scared and deformed. Her mouth sewn shut and her arm ripped off, Umbri exists now as two entities, a soul and a body, with the ability to switch between the two but never combine again.
Two Worlds
Umbri has a clone of herself that she fights with. This clone can be controlled by Umbri's special abilities. The clone takes no knockback and transfers 50% of damage taken to the main character. the "main character" is whichever Umbri is actively moving.
Shadow Shift
Umbri shifts in thet direction of the control stick, shifting her clone in the opposite direction. Umbri can act out of this shift, canceling the movement and performing an attack instantly.
Shadow Rise
Umbri flings herself downwards, raising her clone in response. Similar to Shadow Shift, Umbri can act out of this move, canceling the movement and attacking instantly.
Swap
Umbri Swaps control to her clone. For all purposes, this clone functions identical to Umbri in every regard. The immobile clone transfers 50% damage to the main character. Swap can be activated at any time Umbri is not stunned or grabbed.
Shadow Fall
Umbri flaps her massive wings and flings herself upwards, but at the expense of her clone which is thrust downwards. Similar to both Shadow Rise and Shadow Shift, this move can be acted out of instantly, canceling the moment.
Umbri set herself free from her worldly attachment, gaining the shadow form of her clone and allowing her to control the clone simultaneous as herself.
Umbri essentially has access to two characters, but in order to user her to her fullest potential, you need to treat them as a single character. By making use of her swap mechanics, you can "parry" moves by tanking them with the clone, taking damage but no knockback, then swapping back and punishing your attacker. Umbri can also approach with her clone by starting an attack and swapping. Leaving the clone prepared to hit an enemy on a moments notice. Try to manipulate your enemy into the attack of your clone and capitalize with a well timed swap. This is also a double edge's sword, you must use your Shadow Shifts to protect your clone some character's ultimate and movesets can rack up a ton of damage quickly if you get too focused on a single character.


Your child observes Gigapet's reaction
Your child/ren can watch the Gigapet's reactions based on how well they ate. Using this will help your child learn and understand healthy eating habits while still having fun!


Welcome to the photo gallery. Click on a picture for the description.
In April 2016, Mike Jacobs and seven students explored North Dakota on a field trip going to places like several ghost towns, Bismarck prison, missile silo sites, Marmarth, and the Roosevelt North Unit and others. Here the group is in the ghost town of Leith. The students are: Alex Aman, Karl Bauer, Will Beaton, Mike Fecadu, Paul Jensen, Shawn Larson, and Adam Ratchenski.
Jacob Crane, UND History, A Brief Narrative on the History of Nuclear Weapons in North Dakota, as Mapped by the North Dakota Atlas Project.
Karl Bauer, UND Geography, Abandoned Landscapes: Mapping North Dakota's Frontier Communities.
Adam Ratchenski, UND History, North Dakota Atlas Project: A History of the Conservation Reserve Program in North Dakota.
Paul Jensen, UND History, Politics of the Prairie: A Survey of Early North Dakota Gubernatorial Elections (1889-1930).
Students from GEOG 471/L Cartography & Visualization, A&S 499 Interdisciplinary Practicum, and CS492 Senior Capstone I during Fall 2014 semester.


Organize and scope competencies and other objects.
A Competency Framework or simply Framework is a collection of competencies, relations between things in the framework and potentially between things in the framework and in other frameworks. In practice, a Framework represents competencies related to a specific job, task, organization, career, knowledge domain, etc.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/
Type: Framework
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/Framework
from http://schema.org/Thing
...
Skills, Knowledge, Abilities, etc.
Competencies include skills, knowledge, abilities, traits, and combinations thereof that are needed to perform a task or job. In CASS, competencies are identified and located using a globally unique ID. Competencies can be further described using titles, descriptions, levels, indicators (coming soon), roll-up rules, and relationships to other competencies.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/
Type: Competency
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/Competency
from http://schema.org/Thing
Relevant Relations:
Make claims of competence about individuals.
A claim of competence in CASS is called an Assertion. It states with some confidence that an individual has mastered a competency at a given level, provides evidence of such mastery, and records data such as the time of assertion and the party making the assertion.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/
Type: Assertion
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/Assertion
from http://schema.org/Thing
...
Structure and relate things within a framework.
A relation specifies an relationship between two things. With it, one can express super-sub relationships through the 'narrows' relation, pre-requisite relationships through the 'requires' relation, equivalence, and many more.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/
Type: Relation
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/Relation
from http://schema.org/Thing
...
A notional training or learning event.
A description of an educational course which may be offered as distinct instances at which take place at different times or take place at different locations, or be offered through different media or modes of study. An educational course is a sequence of one or more educational events and/or creative works which aims to build knowledge, competence or ability of learners.
View SchemaContext: http://schema.org/
Type: Course
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from http://schema.org/CreativeWork
from http://schema.org/Thing
Relevant Relations:
A notional measurement that can be obtained through observation of the performance of a task.
Metrics measure performance of a task and provide data that can be used to distinguish one performance of the task from another performance.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/ptn/
Type: Metric
Extends: http://schema.org/CreativeWork
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/RollupRule
from http://schema.org/Thing
...
A notional piece of work to be done or undertaken.
A Task represents the conceptual series of steps undertaken to perform some work, with a clear beginning and end.
View SchemaContext: https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/ptn/
Type: Task
Extends: http://schema.org/Action
Properties:
from https://schema.cassproject.org/0.4/ptn/Task
from http://schema.org/Action
from http://schema.org/Thing
Relevant Relations:
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| 009:064 Khan | : |
The hypocrites fear lest a Surah (chapter of the Qur'an) should be revealed about them, showing them what is in their hearts. Say: "(Go ahead and) mock! But certainly Allah will bring to light all that you fear." |
| 009:064 Maulana | : |
The hypocrites fear lest a chapter should be sent down concerning them, telling them plainly of what is in their hearts. Say: Go on mocking, surely Allah will bring to light what you fear. |
| 009:064 Pickthal | : |
The hypocrites fear lest a surah should be revealed concerning them, proclaiming what is in their hearts. Say: Scoff (your fill)! Lo! Allah is disclosing what ye fear. |
| 009:064 Rashad | : |
The hypocrites worry that a sura may be revealed exposing what is inside their hearts. Say, "Go ahead and mock. GOD will expose exactly what you are afraid of." |
| 009:064 Sarwar | : |
The hypocrites are afraid that some revelation will be revealed, thus, making public what is in their hearts. (Muhammad), tell them, "Continue in your mockery; God will certainly let whatever causes you worry to take place". |
| 009:064 Shakir | : |
The hypocrites fear lest a Chapter should be sent down to them telling them plainly of what is in their hearts. Say: Go on mocking, surely Allah will bring forth what you fear. |
| 009:064 Sherali | : |
The Hypocrites pretend they fear lest a Surah should be revealed concerning them, informing them of what is in their hearts. Say, 'Mock on; surely, ALLAH will bring to light that of which you pretended you were afraid lest it might be disclosed. |
| 009:064 Yusufali | : |
The Hypocrites are afraid lest a Sura should be sent down about them, showing them what is (really passing) in their hearts. Say: "Mock ye! But verily Allah will bring to light all that ye fear (should be revealed). |
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The plugin allows to deploy both arbitrary files and maven artifacts (dependencies). Files and artifacts to deploy can be specified via the deployArtifacts or deployFiles configuration, respectively.
For instance, once can configure the plugin to deploy a maven modules build result right out of the target folder, i.e. without installing it into the (local) maven repo:
<plugin> <groupId>com.unic.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>aem-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.0.17-SNAPSHOT</version> <configuration> <deployFiles> <file>target/${project.build.finalName}.zip</file> </deployFiles> </configuration> <executions> <execution> <id>validate-content</id> <goals> <goal>validate-content</goal> </goals> <phase>prepare-package</phase> </execution> </executions> </plugin>
Here, we have combined the deployment with the prior execution of validate-content to ensure that any CRX content we are deploying along with the app is syntactically valid.
If you wanted to deploy an arbitrary artifact instead, you could write:
<plugin> <groupId>com.unic.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>aem-maven-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.0.17-SNAPSHOT</version> <configuration> <deployArtifacts> <artifact>com.acme.groupId:artifactId:zip:${artifact.version}</artifact> </deployArtifacts> </configuration> </plugin>
Of course, files and artifacts can both be configured and will both be deployed during the invocation of
mvn aem:deploy


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While looking for work, I wanted to try making an application using the basic Java I had learned. My brother, an android developer, helped set up my development environment and got me started. I quickly become engrossed with this project and spent all day and night coding for the next couple of months. I published the app March 2015.
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