Navigate This Destination's Sustainability Metrix
Introduction
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📇 Destination Contact Information
📇 Destination Contact Information
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10. Brief Description of Sustainable Tourism Services:
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12. What is the website for the tourist promotion of your community?
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⚙Sustainability Management
⚙ Sustainability Management
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13. How are sustainability concerns communicated to tourism related enterprises? {{13a.✍}}
GSTC Reference: A-4
14. Does the community have a plan to monitor and manage visitor movement and activity and increase or reduce them at certain times or locations to better balance the needs of the local economy, community, cultural heritage, and environment? {{14a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A-8
15. Does the community have a risk, and crisis management plan appropriate to the community including key elements communicated to visitors, residents, and the business community. {{15a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A-11
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😎Tourism Satisfaction
😎 Tourism Satisfaction
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17. Do you provide guests with the opportunity to rate the value of services received? {{17.a 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A-6
18. Do you provide stakeholders the opportunity to provide feedback on their concerns and satisfaction with sustainable tourism management? {{18.a 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A-5
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🧲Tourism Promotion
🧲Tourism Promotion
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20. What is the website for your tourist promotion of your community or destination? {{20a. 🔗Source}}
GSTC Reference: A-7
21. How many tourism businesses have sustainability plans linked to the Destination or community plan? {{21a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: A-4
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💹Socio Economic Sustainability
💹 Socio Economic Sustainability
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Socio Economic Sustainability - B1GSTC Reference: B1
23. What is the average number of room nights for guest stays? {{23a. 🔢}}
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24. What is the number of tourists / guests in your community on a peak night? {{24a. 🔢}}
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25. What is the total population of permanent residents in your community? {{25a. 🔢}}
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26. What is the total number of local people employed in tourism? {{26a. 🔢}}
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27. What is the number of men employed in your community? {{27a. 🔢}}
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28. What is the number of women employed in your community? {{28a. 🔢}}
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29. Do you collect and provide data on how tourism has helped bring new services and infrastructure to the community? {{29a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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30. Please list activities and initiatives in the community to improve the health and well being of the residents. {{30a. ✍ List}}
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31. What are the major infrastructure improvements that tourism brought to the community? {{31a. ✍ List}}
32.Please list the top five major social services attributed to the economic benefits derived from tourism. {{32a. ✍ List}}
33. Does the Community provide opportunities and training in tourism? {{33a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
GSTC Reference: B-2
34. What percent of the salaried employees and what percent of the full time hourly employees (at least 32 hrs a week) are paid a living wage. In the U.S. communities can refer to the living wage calculator to determine the living wage. For other communities, a living wage is defined as: a wage that, at a minimum, supports standard of living at least 20% above the poverty level in a given locality. {{34a. ✍ List}}
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GSTC Reference: B-2
35. Does the Community have programs or incentives to encourage the use of local supply chains, purchase of fair trade products, and other sustainable investment. {{35a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: B-3
36. Does The Community have a program to encourage enterprises, visitors, and the public to contribute to its sustainability initiatives. - {{36a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: B-4
37. Does the community uphold international standards on human rights including laws, practices or code of conduct to prevent and report human trafficking, sexual exploitation, discrimination, and harassment against anyone particularly children, adolescents, women, LGBT and other minorities? {{37a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: B-5
38. Does the community have laws and regulations regarding property rights to record and document acquisitions and to protect assess to key resources, and protect indigenous rights where applicable? {{38a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: B-6
39. Does The community have a system to monitor, prevent, publicly report, and respond to crime, safety, and health hazards that address the needs of both visitors and residents? {{39a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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40. Does the community when practical provide accessibility to facilities and services, including those of natural and cultural importance, to persons with disabilities and others who have special requirements or other special needs? {{40a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: B-8
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28. Destination - Percent of Salaried employees and full time workers paid a living wage
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🏖Tourism Seasonality
Tourism Seasonality
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42. What is the total number of employment for the community outside of tourism? {{42a. 🔢}}
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43. Percent of revenues generated by tourism? {{43a. 🔢}}
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44. What is total occupancy level (tourist arrivals) by month? {{44a. 🔢}}
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45. What is the average annual tourism occupancy? {{45a. 🔢}}
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46. How many enterprise establishments are there in the community? {{46a. 🔢}}
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47. How many enterprise establishments are open year round? {{47a. 🔢}}
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48. What is the number of full-time, year round jobs in the community? {{48a. 🔢}}
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49. What is the number of temporary jobs in the community? {{49a. 🔢}}
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43. Destination - Percent of Revenues Generated by Tourism
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51. Report Yes or No (Bar Graph of % that answer Yes)
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🍛Cultural Sustainability
Cultural Sustainability
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51. Does the Community have a policy and system to evaluate, rehabilitate, and conserve cultural assets including both built heritage and landscapes? {{51a.👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-1
52. Does the Community have laws that govern the proper sale, trade, display, or gifting of historical and archeological artifacts and are such laws enforced and publicly communicated to business and visitors? {{52a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-2
53. Does the Community support the celebration and protection of intangible cultural heritage including but not limited to art, music, language, gastronomy, and other aspects that give the community a unique sense of place? {{53a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-3
54. Does the Community monitor, protect, and when necessary rehabilitate or restore local community access to natural and cultural sites? {{54a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-4
55. Are the information provided to inform visitors culturally appropriate, developed with community collaboration, and communicated in languages pertinent to visitors and residents? {{55a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: C-4
56. Does the Community have a system to contribute to the protection and preservation of intellectual property rights of communities and individuals? {{56a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-5
57. Does the Community have a system for the management of visitors within and around cultural sites, which takes account of their characteristics, capacity and sensitivity, and seeks to optimize visitor flow and minimize adverse impacts? {{57a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-6
58. Does the Community provide accurate material to inform visitors of the significance of the cultural and natural aspects of the sites they visit? {{58a.👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: C-7
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☀Energy Management
Energy Management
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60. What is the total energy consumption in kilowatt hours (kWh) from all sources? {{60a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D5
61. How much energy in kWh is generated from renewable resources in the community? {{61a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D5
62. What is the total annual amount of GHG emissions generated in your community per year? {{62a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D10
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(61) Destination Percent of energy in KWH generated from renewable sources
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💧 Water Management
Water Management
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64. What is the annual volume of freshwater consumed in liters? {{64a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D6
65. What percentage of freshwater is reclaimed annually? {{65a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D6
66. What is the percentage of tourism establishments with water treated to international potable standards? {{66a, 🔢}}
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67. Does the Community monitor water quality for drinking, recreational, and ecological purposes and have a system to respond to any water quality issues in a timely manner? {{67a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: D7
68. What is the frequency of water-borne diseases: number/percentage of visitors reporting water-borne illnesses during their stay? {{68a. 🔢}}
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69. What is the daily average water use per person per day in liters? {{69a. 🔢}}
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65 Destination - Percent of freshwater reclaimed annually
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69. Destination - Per Capita water consumption
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♻Waste Management
Waste Management
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71. What is the percentage of sewage from site receiving treatment (to primary, secondary, (wastewater management) tertiary levels)? {{71a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D8
72. What is the percentage of tourism accommodations using sewage treatment systems? {{72a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D8
73. What is the volume of waste produced by the community (tonnes) annually? {{73a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D9
74. What is the volume of waste recycled (tonnes) per year? {{74a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D9
75. What is the volume of waste to landfill (tonnes) per year? {{75a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: D9
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74 Destination - Percent of of waste recycled
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🌄Land Management
Land Management
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77. Does there exist a land use or development planning process, including tourism, and provisions for monitoring the plans Implementation? {{77a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
78. What is the percentage of area subject to control (density, design, etc.)? {{78a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: A9, D1
79. What percent of the community land area is set aside for biodiversity conservation? {{79a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: A9, D1
80. Are there plans in place to protect biodiversity and monitor the plans effectiveness? {{80a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A9, D1
81. Does the Community have a system for the management of visitors within and around natural sites, which takes account of their characteristics, capacity and sensitivity, and seeks to optimize visitor flow and minimize adverse impacts? {{81a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: D2
82. Does the community have a system to ensure compliance with local, national, and international laws and standards for wildlife interaction and to ensure animal welfare and conservation of animal species? {{82a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: D-3, D4
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79. Destination - Percent of land set aside to protect biodiversity conservation
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🏗Building Design
Building Design
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84. Is an environmental Impact Assessment Required before new construction? {{84a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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85. Are there energy efficiency standards for new construction or redevelopment? {{85a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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86. Are there disaster reduction standards for new construction or re- development, (hurricane, flood plane, tornado, earthquake, etc.)? {{86a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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87. Does the community have guidelines and regulations to minimize light and noise pollution? {{87a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: D12
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Destination - How many of these things are in place: 1) Environmental impact assessment required before new construction, 2) Energy efficiency standards for new construction or redevelopment, 3) Disaster reduction standards for new construction or re-development, and 4) guidelines for noise and light pollution.
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🚇Transportation
Transportation
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89. What is the total number of people who use mass transit each year? {{89a. 🔢}}
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90. How many kilometers of dedicated bike TRAILS are in the destination? {{90a. 🔢}}
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91. How many kilometers of designated bike lanes are in the community? {{91a. 🔢}}
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92. How many kilometers of of pedestrian trails are in the community? {{92a. 🔢}}
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93. What is the number of vehicles owned and operated within the Community? {{93a. 🔢}}
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94. What is the number of hybrid, electric, or energy efficient vehicles owned and operated in the community? {{94a. 🔢}}
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Destination - Percentage of hybrid, electric, or other energy efficient vehicles
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🍼 Plastic Reduction
Plastic Reduction
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96. How many tourist businesses within the community refrain from using single use plastic bags? {{96a. 🔢}}
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97. How many tourist businesses within the community refrain from using plastic straws? {{97a. 🔢}}
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98. How many tourist businesses within the community refrain from using plastic lids? {{98a. 🔢}}
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Destination - Percent of businesses that refrain from using single use plastic bags, and/or plastic lids and straws.
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🌿Organic / Hydroponic Foods
Organic / Hydroponic Foods
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{{About This Section 100. Does the community participate in programs to source food locally? {{100a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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101. Does the community participate in programs to compost food waste? {{101a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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102. Are there farmers markets or local food cooperatives that serve as a resource for the community? {{102a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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Destination - How many of the following are in practice: 1) programs to source local food, 2) programs to compost waste, and 3) farmers markers and / or cooperatives.
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🦐Sustainable Seafood
Sustainable Seafood
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104. Is seafood caught locally? {{104a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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105. What percent of seafood sold in restaurants and stores is caught locally? {{105a. 🔢}}
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106. Do restaurants in the destination advertise and offer seafood that is caught locally? {{106a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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105. Destination - Percent of seafood in restaurants and stores caught locally
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🏞Habitat Protection
Habitat Protection
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108. Please provide a description of current habitat protection/restoration/enhancement programs. {{108a. ✍}}
109. Does the Community have a program to protect threatened and endangered species? {{109a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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110. What percentage of land within the community is dedicated to parks and/or open space? {{110a. 🔢}}
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111. Does the community participate in any Tree Planting or Reforestation programs? {{111a. 👍 Yes /👎 No}}
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110. Destination - Percent of land within the community dedicated to parks and/or open space
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⛵Certified Clean Marinas
Certified Clean Marinas
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113. How many marinas are in your community? {{113a. 🔢}}
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114. How many marinas in your community are certified as Clean Marinas? {{114a. 🔢}}
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🏫Education Programs
Educational Programs
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116. What is the annual number of people reached through environmental or sustainability education programs in your community? {{116a. 🔢}}
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GSTC Reference: A5
117. List the top for groups or organizations in the community providing sustainability education. {{117a. List of Organizations}}
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118. Reference Images for this Section
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119. Do any policies and/or programs exist at your community to become a net zero carbon community? {{119a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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120. Are there any policies and/or programs designed to encourage mass transportation for all guests activities once they arrive at the resort or community? {{120a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{120b. ✍}}
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121. Does your community offer any carbon offsets for all travel of guests once they reach the community? {{121a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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122. Does your community offer any carbon offsets for guest activities that require the use of non-resort transportation? {{122a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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GSTC Reference: A-10
123. Does your community have a policy and/or program to not use ozone depletion substances? {{123a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
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124. Does your community have a policy and/or program in place to reduce air pollution and/or improve air quality? {{124a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{124b. 📤 and / or upload policy.}}
125. What is the yearly average for local Air Quality Index of the community or local areas? {{125a. 🔢}}
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126. What are the yearly highs and lows for Air Quality Index (AQI)? {{126a. 🔢}}
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127. Does your community have a policy and/or program in place to protect and enhance ecosystems for biodiversity? {{127a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{127b. ✍}}
{{127c. 📤 and / or upload policy. 128. Does your community have a policy and/or program in place to reduce or not use any toxic chemicals? {{128a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{128b. 📤 and / or upload policy. 129. Does your community have a policy and/or programs in place to not deplete aquifer levels or endanger community fresh water supplies? {{129a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{129b. ✍}}
{{129c. 📤 and / or upload policy. 130. Does your community have a policy and/or program in place to prevent tree loss and encourage the planting of native trees when practical? {{130a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{130b. ✍}}
{{130c. 📤 and / or upload policy. 131. Does your community have a program in place to reduce fertilizers that contain phosphates or nitrates? {{131a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{131b. ✍}}
{{131c. 📤 and / or upload policy. 132. Are there plans in place to protect threatened or endangered species? {{132a. 👍 Yes / 👎 No}}
{{132b. ✍}}
133. What is your communities best sustainable tourism success story to date? {{133a. ✍}}
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134. Reference Images for this Section
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$pico
$pico : \Pico
Current instance of Pico
Pico's Twig extension to implement additional filters
$pico : \Pico
Current instance of Pico
__construct(\Pico $pico)
Constructs a new instance of this Twig extension
| \Pico | $pico | current instance of Pico |
getPico() : \Pico
Returns the extensions instance of Pico
the extension's instance of Pico
markdownFilter(string $markdown, array $meta = array(), boolean $singleLine = false) : string
Parses a markdown string to HTML
This method is registered as the Twig markdown
filter. You can use it
to e.g. parse a meta variable ({{ meta.description|markdown }}
).
Don't use it to parse the contents of a page, use the content
filter
instead, what ensures the proper preparation of the contents.
| string | $markdown | markdown to parse |
| array | $meta | meta data to use for %meta.*% replacement |
| boolean | $singleLine | whether to parse just a single line of markup |
parsed HTML
mapFilter(array|\Traversable $var, mixed $mapKeyPath) : array
Returns a array with the values of the given key or key path
This method is registered as the Twig map
filter. You can use this
filter to e.g. get all page titles ({{ pages|map("title") }}
).
| array|\Traversable | $var | variable to map |
| mixed | $mapKeyPath | key to map; either a scalar or a array interpreted as key path (i.e. ['foo', 'bar'] will return all $item['foo']['bar'] values) |
mapped values
sortByFilter(array|\Traversable $var, mixed $sortKeyPath, string $fallback = 'bottom') : array
Sorts an array by one of its keys or a arbitrary deep sub-key
This method is registered as the Twig sort_by
filter. You can use this
filter to e.g. sort the pages array by a arbitrary meta value. Calling
{{ pages|sort_by([ "meta", "nav" ]) }}
returns all pages sorted by the
meta value nav
. The sorting algorithm will never assume equality of
two values, it will then fall back to the original order. The result is
always sorted in ascending order, apply Twigs reverse
filter to
achieve a descending order.
| array|\Traversable | $var | variable to sort |
| mixed | $sortKeyPath | key to use for sorting; either a scalar or a array interpreted as key path (i.e. ['foo', 'bar'] will sort $var by $item['foo']['bar']) |
| string | $fallback | specify what to do with items which don't contain the specified sort key; use "bottom" (default) to move these items to the end of the sorted array, "top" to rank them first, "keep" to keep the original order, or "remove" to remove these items |
sorted array
getKeyOfVar(array|\Traversable|\ArrayAccess|object $var, mixed $keyPath) : mixed
Returns the value of a variable item specified by a scalar key or a arbitrary deep sub-key using a key path
| array|\Traversable|\ArrayAccess|object | $var | base variable |
| mixed | $keyPath | scalar key or a array interpreted as key path (when passing e.g. ['foo', 'bar'], the method will return $var['foo']['bar']) specifying the value |
the requested value or NULL when the given key or key path didn't match
urlParamFunction(string $name, integer|string $filter = '', mixed|array $options = null, integer|string|array<mixed,integer>|array<mixed,string> $flags = null) : mixed
Filters a URL GET parameter with a specified filter
The Twig function disallows the use of the callback
filter.
| string | $name | name of the URL GET parameter to filter |
| integer|string | $filter | the filter to apply |
| mixed|array | $options | either a associative options array to be used by the filter or a scalar default value |
| integer|string|array<mixed,integer>|array<mixed,string> | $flags | flags and flag strings to be used by the filter |
either the filtered data, FALSE if the filter fails, or NULL if the URL GET parameter doesn't exist and no default value is given
formParamFunction(string $name, integer|string $filter = '', mixed|array $options = null, integer|string|array<mixed,integer>|array<mixed,string> $flags = null) : mixed
Filters a HTTP POST parameter with a specified filter
The Twig function disallows the use of the callback
filter.
| string | $name | name of the HTTP POST parameter to filter |
| integer|string | $filter | the filter to apply |
| mixed|array | $options | either a associative options array to be used by the filter or a scalar default value |
| integer|string|array<mixed,integer>|array<mixed,string> | $flags | flags and flag strings to be used by the filter |
either the filtered data, FALSE if the filter fails, or NULL if the HTTP POST parameter doesn't exist and no default value is given
pagesFunction(string $start = '', integer|null $depth, integer $depthOffset, integer $offset = 1) : array<mixed,array>
Returns all pages within a particular branch of Pico's page tree
This function should be used most of the time when dealing with Pico's pages array, as it allows one to easily traverse Pico's pages tree (\Pico::getPageTree()) to retrieve a subset of Pico's pages array in a very convenient and performant way.
The function's default parameters are $start = ""
, $depth = 0
,
$depthOffset = 0
and $offset = 1
. A positive $offset
is equivalent
to $depth = $depth + $offset
, $depthOffset = $depthOffset + $offset
and $offset = 0
.
Consequently the default $start = ""
, $depth = 0
, $depthOffset = 0
and $offset = 1
is equivalent to $depth = 1
, $depthOffset = 1
and
$offset = 0
. $start = ""
instruct the function to start from the
root node (i.e. the node of Pico's main index page at index.md
).
$depth
tells the function what pages to return. In this example,
$depth = 1
matches the start node (i.e. the zeroth generation) and all
its descendant pages until the first generation (i.e. the start node's
children). $depthOffset
instructs the function to exclude some of the
older generations. $depthOffset = 1
specifically tells the function
to exclude the zeroth generation, so that the function returns all of
Pico's main index page's direct child pages (like sub/index.md
and
page.md
, but not sub/page.md
) only.
Passing $depthOffset = -1
only is the same as passing $start = ""
,
$depth = 1
, $depthOffset = 0
and $offset = 0
. The only difference
is that $depthOffset
won't exclude the zeroth generation, so that the
function returns Pico's main index page as well as all of its direct
child pages.
Passing $depth = 0
, $depthOffset = -2
and $offset = 2
is the same
as passing $depth = 2
, $depthOffset = 0
and $offset = 0
. Both will
return the zeroth, first and second generation of pages. For Pico's main
index page this would be index.md
(0th gen), sub/index.md
(1st gen),
sub/page.md
(2nd gen) and page.md
(1st gen). If you want to return
2nd gen pages only, pass $offset = 2
only (with implicit $depth = 0
and $depthOffset = 0
it's the same as $depth = 2
, $depthOffset = 2
and $offset = 0
).
Instead of an integer you can also pass $depth = null
. This is the
same as passing an infinitely large number as $depth
, so that this
function simply returns all descendant pages. Consequently passing
$start = ""
, $depth = null
, $depthOffset = 0
and $offset = 0
returns Pico's full pages array.
If $depth
is negative after taking $offset
into consideration, the
function will throw a \Twig_Error_Runtime exception, since this
would simply make no sense and is likely an error. Passing a negative
$depthOffset
is equivalent to passing $depthOffset = 0
.
But what about a negative $offset
? Passing $offset = -1
instructs
the function not to start from the given $start
node, but its parent
node. Consequently $offset = -2
instructs the function to use the
$start
node's grandparent node. Obviously this won't make any sense
for Pico's root node, but just image $start = "sub/index"
. Passing
this together with $offset = -1
is equivalent to $start = ""
and
$offset = 0
.
| string | $start | name of the node to start from |
| integer|null | $depth | return pages until the given maximum depth; pass NULL to return all descendant pages; defaults to 0 |
| integer | $depthOffset | start returning pages from the given minimum depth; defaults to 0 |
| integer | $offset | ascend (positive) or descend (negative) the given number of branches before returning pages; defaults to 1 |
the data of the matched pages


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From the last lesson, you have learned how to graphically/visually find limits, but this is insufficient. In this lesson, we will learn how to actually evaluate limits and find their exact numerical answers, through a variety of techniques such as factoring.
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This option is ignored if either of options {option_link USER_TOKEN_MANAGER}, {option_link USER_CHAR_STREAM} is set to true.


This year's Wheeler Lake trip turned out to be a Family trip. Ray and Leah, brought Rose and Nathan, Paul brought Jeremy, Guest Brian & Chris brought Debra, Kevin, Joanna brought Catherine, and John and Audrey brought Rat and Scrapper. In all six vehicles (four Jeeps, a Bronco and a Four-Runner) braved the wet Colorado Springs weather to venture out into forecasted inclement weather.
On the way up, the trail conditions were good and the wild flowers were spectacular due to the unusual amount of rain in July. Everyone seemed to enjoy a good family trail ride; however, our choice of weekends was lacking and a log-jam of 18 vehicles were in front of us at the last obstacle below the Lake. It turned out to be a group from Just-Four-Fun. The size of the group and difficulty of the last obstacle halted our progress.
Some of the group ventured on foot to see the Lake. It was described as "just up the hill a few hundred yards." Going just up with kids in tow proved to be quite a work out at 12 thousand feet. About an hour later the foot bound explores returned (the large group was still trying to get past the last obstacle) and the afternoon rains were starting. With the weather turning, the group decided to head back to the Springs. Not doing the last obstacle was disappointing for some, but will give us a good excuse to go back next time.


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Hi! My name is Nikitha Gajula and I'm a student at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Photography has been a passion of mine for the last 7 years and I love being able to share my work with others. I hope you enjoy what you see! All the videos and images here were shot by me throughout the years.
“What I like about photographs is that they capture a moment that’s gone forever, impossible to reproduce.”
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ASTEROIDS
Re-Creating An Iconic Shmup
I recreated this iconic arcade classic using a java-based language called Processing. Asteroids took me into the realm of dynamic animation,
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C# UI ENGINE
A Custom UI Engine
For Scumbag Galaxy I ended up creating a UI engine from the ground-up to support mouse events, zooming,
and layered elements
SCUMBAG GALAXY
A Turn-Based Strategy Game
What if you got a bunch of space pirates to fight each other to the death in a starship?
PROJECT C
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Using data analytics to link colleges with startups, comparing alumni successes to find the best schools for entrepreneurs.
A fully-functional website used to find the best college for me.
SHAPE CLICKER
Games Turned Geometrical
My first game created when Cookie Clicker was the big gaming fad. It uses a custom game engine coded in native JavaScript.
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ABOUT
My name is Daniel Timko and I'm a Game Design and Development major at RIT. I spend nearly all of my time creating games, coding, playing games others have made, and crafting websites.
I'm passionate about coding, intrigued by hard problems, and always willing to learn something new. On this site, you can find examples of work I have done at various points in my career.
Currently, I am entering my second year of college. I'm also in the planning stages for a full-scale game that I will be working on over the next year and it is making me feel very excited
about the future. Feel free to look around!
WEB DESIGN
I do web design and have created many industry-grade websites. I'm fully versed in HTML, JavaScript, and CSS. I have a passion for front-end web development.
GAME DEV
I hope to find a career in games. I'm constantly at work building games or systems to create them. GameMaker (GML), Unity (C#), and Photoshop are my tools of choice.
SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Software that solves problems is the foundation of all games. Game Dev students need to be stellar back-end developers. I know Java, C#, SQL, PHP, and am working on C++.
GAME DESIGN
As I continue to design games, my skills in player experience and UX keep expanding. Games can't be good without good design, so I continually strive to improve my design abilities.
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This is a platform where people can clean the places and friends can also join as a team,challenge others!!
Created my own personal website which includes my projects and skills using Html,Css,Javascript and Bootstrap.
Created a Google page and learned bootstrap.


Two players can play the game, clicking buttons to interact.
|| Buttons will send infantry, aircraft, missile attacks to certain cities.
|| Buttons can build more infantry, aircraft, and missiles to continue attacks.
|| If no infantry/aircraft/missiles are left, the player receives an alert stating that they have none left.
|| Once both players make a move, a turn is iterated. It does not matter the player order.
|| Even on last turn where one player has no population, they are still allowed to continue attacking. This
allows for a possible tie where a "Mutually Assured Destruction" has occurred.


Dutch police detain 2 teens in train shooting investigation
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - Dutch police say they have detained two 15-year-old boys in an investigation into the possible shooting of two trains.
Police in the southern city of Breda tweeted late Friday that the boys had BB pistols with them when they were detained on suspicion of damaging the trains.
Authorities launched an investigation after windows were damaged on a passenger train traveling from the city of Tilburg to nearby Breda, close to the border with Belgium, and on another train that arrived in Eindhoven.
Police tweeted that both trains “could possibly have been shot.”
Nobody on either train was injured.
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| Version: | 0.4 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 2.10.0), MCMCpack, ggplot2, ggvis |
| Imports: | grid, LaplacesDemon, Rmpfr, abind, mvtnorm, tidyr, stats, MASS, methods, RColorBrewer, plyr |
| Published: | 2018-10-10 |
| Author: | Jong Hee Park [aut,cre], Yunkyu Sohn [aut] |
| Maintainer: | Jong Hee Park <jongheepark at snu.ac.kr> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| In views: | Bayesian |
| CRAN checks: | NetworkChange results |
| Reference manual: | NetworkChange.pdf |
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This project began as a personal way of rembering David Bowie, absorbing and reflecting his seasons and songs, but turned into an experiment to share.
It is most of all an examination of personas using the big five personality traits. David Bowie continually changed, gifting us many new characters and incredible songs, during a beloved career.
The objective of the project is to see if there is a correlation between his written lyrics and his visual personas.
We take the lyrics from albums that correspond to each persona/period and run Watson Personality Insights on them.
Clicking on one of the drawings of Bowie on the main page opens another page that looks like a mock Twitter account for each persona. The 'tweets' contain sankey diagrams that break down the big five personality traits and a little bar chart that shows the combined trait measurements.
Each page has a video embedded, and has links to wikipedia articles about the albums from that persona. Listen to the music, follow the album links, read the personality data. How does the data correspond to that persona?
Displaying this as a Twitter page was a design idea to emphasize the theme of persona. This project considers changes too - it wants to reflect on changes in persona visually and through mining the data within the songs over time.
From the main view you can also find a link to a page which shows the big five traits over time, and per persona.
A few things stood out to me in this data. For instance, in 1975 - the Thin White Duke period - Bowie himself suggested this was his darkest most unlike able persona - you can see the openness trait dips significantly.
Curiously for the same period this was when his lyrics were most agreeable.
His lyrics were not agreeable across the personas at all - Bowie really challenged authority - maybe part of why he appealed so much.
There are also controls to toggle between the contributing sub-traits. This view shows how we can track personality over time.
Finally there is a view to find your inner Bowie. It reads your tweets and maps the personality insight of them to the closest Bowie persona markers. We show this comparison in overlapping radar charts. We've used a range of visualizations to examine the personalities from different angles.
This site was hand crafted with css/html - no jquery, no bootstrap ... Just plain css flex layouts ...
The main Bowie images were all drawn in illustrator based on the same 'nude' Bowie model! Wanted a consistent, colorful, fun but respectful way to navigate his personalities over time.
Used Pantone colors of spring 2016 as a palette
This project is built and runs happily on IBM Bluemix using a Python runtime
It was designed and developed by Anton McConville and Matt Eldridge
We're pleased to share our repo with an Apache licence
The beautiful 'Bowie' Blackstar artwork was opensourced for non profit use
This site is not for profit - it was made for reflection. We share no lyrics, just generated analysis
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The Rock App provides a UI to easily mark the location of rocks for removal. When an operator marks a rock, its location is shared with other devices on the farm using cloud storage so that it can be removed quickly. Another operator is likely responsible for the removal of the rock, and marks it as “Picked Up” once it has been removed. The location of rocks can also be shared with other apps where appropriate.
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Send a message to the mailing list to get some feedback and convince the community to get it on the roadmap.July 22, 2013
We're going live at ASABE AIM 2013!
The Future of the Rock App
More platforms: we're only on Android now. iOS will come as soon as we get some people to work on it.
More cloud storage libraries: we've only got Trello support now. Dropbox's new Datastore API has caught our eye and moved them up the list ahead of Google Drive.
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Updated the forums
Posted:
Thu Mar 16, 2006 10:44 am
by Karl G.
I added a couple MODs to the forums that will help us prevent spam-bots:
1. I installed the anti-bot mod that adds some random session data and other stuff to the posting form.
2. Guest posters must now enter a visual confirmation code
Posted:
Thu Mar 16, 2006 12:41 pm
by Joe M.
awesome.
are we going to have email confirmation and visual confirmation on sign-ups? that would give us emails to bother people at and cut down on bots.
look forward to making the switch to these forums, even if they're rather ugly right now.
Posted:
Thu Mar 16, 2006 3:25 pm
by Karl G.
Yes, sign-ups have visual confirmation enabled. I may enable visual confirmation, but in my personal experience I've found that is rathar annoying when you just want to join.
Posted:
Thu Mar 16, 2006 6:00 pm
by Joe M.
the e-mail confirm? yeah, it is. it *does* ensure we have their e-mail, though. oh, well. we'll see.
Posted:
Fri Mar 17, 2006 8:38 am
by Karl G.
I think people will want to be updated so they'll give us their email


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SAO PAULO: Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has called drivers Sebastian Vettel and Charles Leclerc to a clear-the-air meeting after their collision wrecked the team's hopes at the Brazilian Grand Prix.
The pair, who collided while fighting for fourth place on Sunday (Nov 17), were forced to retire from the race, leaving Ferrari embarrassed and pointless and the drivers arguing about who was to blame.
"There will be time (for us all) together at Maranello to understand what happened," said Binotto, in the wake of a tempestuous race won with authority by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
"It's not for me to blame them, it's for them to recognise it."
Speaking to reporters in the aftermath of a costly race for the scarlet scuderia, Binotto said he needed time to take stock and review the crash, on lap 66 of the 71-lap race.
Both cars were damaged and forced to retire in the incident, which came after a Safety Car restart when Vettel "closed the door" on a challenging Leclerc.
It resulted in Ferrari's first scoreless race since the 2017 Singapore Grand Prix and refocused criticism on the team's habit of generating self-inflicted damage and the fractious relationship between their drivers.
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"I have not reviewed yet, I don't want to do it yet," insisted Binotto. "I think doing things in the heat of the moment, we may have the wrong conclusion.
"I heard both drivers, but they will come as well together to discuss again what happened and there will be time for the team to analyse all the video and the data.
"Whatever will be the judgement, more important is we are disappointed and sorry for the team.
"But first, the two drivers should be sorry for the team - as it has been a very small crash with big consequences.
"They are silly things that should not happen.
"It's a matter of recognising eventually what have been the actions and mistakes. It's important, because that can only make you better."
He said the Maranello meeting would not be about apportioning blame and punishment.
"It's not a matter of fining or blaming," he said. "They were free to fight, we let them race and the reason for that is that we have the second place in the constructors' (championship).
"Free to fight doesn't mean to do silly actions, especially between the two team-mates and the two Ferraris. For me, it was simply a silly action.
"There is always something you can do better, but today the mistakes were from the drivers. As a team, what could we have done better? We need to think.
"And, certainly, we need to improve that for the future and that it is not to happen anymore."


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#include <led.h>
#include <gpio.h>
#include <board.h>
#include <interrupt.h>
#include <chip/regs.h>
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Functions | |
| void | board_gpio_mcu_reset (bool set) |
| Control the reset line to the XMEGA chip. | |
| bool | board_gpio_is_usb_msc_mode (void) |
| Read input line to get if the USB MSC interface should be enabled. | |
| void | board_gpio_set_spi_master_mode (bool master_mode) |
| Set SPI I/O lines given the SPI mode. |
Initialization code for the AT90USB chip on the Xplain board.
Copyright (C) 2009 - 2010 Atmel Corporation. All rights reserved.
Definition in file init.c.
| bool board_gpio_is_usb_msc_mode | ( | void | ) |
Read input line to get if the USB MSC interface should be enabled.
This function will read the BOARD_USB_MODE_ID input line and return true if MSC should be active and false otherwize.
Definition at line 96 of file init.c.
References BOARD_USB_MODE_ID, and gpio_get_value().
Referenced by app_usb_mode_worker(), and main().
| void board_gpio_mcu_reset | ( | bool | set | ) |
Control the reset line to the XMEGA chip.
This function will set or release the reset line to the XMEGA chip depending on the set variable. To hold the XMEGA chip in reset set must be true, to release from reset set must be false.
Definition at line 85 of file init.c.
References BOARD_XMEGA_RESET_ID, and gpio_set_value().
Referenced by app_dataflash_ready(), and app_usb_mode_worker().
| void board_gpio_set_spi_master_mode | ( | bool | master_mode | ) |
Set SPI I/O lines given the SPI mode.
This function will set the SPI I/O lines in master mode when master_mode is true, the I/O lines will be configured for slave mode otherwize.
Definition at line 107 of file init.c.
References BOARD_SPI_MISO_ID, BOARD_SPI_MOSI_ID, BOARD_SPI_SCK_ID, GPIO_DIR_INPUT, GPIO_DIR_OUTPUT, and port_select_gpio_pin().
Referenced by app_dataflash_ready(), and app_usb_mode_worker().


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How Brazilian GP transformed F1 constructors' championship midfield
by Adam CooperThe huge points hauls Toro Rosso and Alfa Romeo secured in the Brazilian Grand Prix have all but settled some financially significant Formula 1 constructors' championship battles.
Toro Rosso went into the weekend seventh in the standings, a point behind Racing Point, before Pierre Gasly's extraordinarily second place plus Daniil Kvyat's 10th position vaulted it onto the tail of Renault's fifth position.
Alfa Romeo's eighth place was under threat from Haas, which was seven points behind, but fourth and fifth for Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi - on a day when Haas again failed to score - launched it 29 points clear.
Here are the stories of those teams' transformative races.
Constructors' standings before Brazilian GP
| Pos | Constructor | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Racing Point/Mercedes | 65 |
| 7 | Toro Rosso/Honda | 64 |
| 8 | Alfa Romeo/Ferrari | 35 |
| 9 | Haas/Ferrari | 28 |
Constructors' standings after Brazilian GP
| Pos | Constructor | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 6 | Toro Rosso/Honda | 83 |
| 7 | Racing Point/Mercedes | 67 |
| 8 | Alfa Romeo/Ferrari | 57 |
| 9 | Haas/Ferrari | 28 |
Toro Rosso boss will "sleep better" now
Following Gasly's sensational second place, Toro Rosso now has a 16-point advantage over Racing Point heading to Abu Dhabi, with around $5million in F1 payments at stake for each position gained or lost.
Toro Rosso is also now only eight points behind fifth-placed Renault.
The Brazil result followed Kvyat's third place at Hockenheim, another race where several of the regular key players hit trouble.
"It means a lot of points in the constructors' championship, and that's important." said team boss Franz Tost when asked about the significance of the result by Autosport. "Apart from the fact that a success is always good for the team. And we are really happy, especially for Pierre to finish in the second position.
"In Hockenheim we were there, we were there [in Brazil], and that's also important."
Regarding the $5m fight with Racing Point, he said: "Abu Dhabi is in two weeks, you can see what can happen. But now I sleep a little bit better than before!"
Tost believes the Toro Rosso package has been getting better even before this result.
"Fortunately we could also improve the performance of the car, the aero packages worked, Honda also did a step forward with the new new fuel, and the performance increased during the season," he said.
"This is the reason why we were able to finish in such a good position, apart from the fact that other cars had collisions. But that's part of the game.
"The team [did] a fantastic job, also from the strategy, because we discussed on Saturday for a long time is it a one-stop, is it a two-stop? But it was clear for me it was a two-stop, and one-stop would not work."
Asked if Interlagos was one of the highs of his Toro Rosso career, he said: "I don't hope that I will die tonight, I hope there are coming some better ones! It's good, it's OK, but we had some fantastic weekends.
"I remember back to Monza [2008], to Singapore ['17], or to Bahrain ['18], where we finished without collisions in front in fourth position. From this point of view I must say there were a couple of highlights.
"It was such a fantastic race from a level of entertainment, which is important for the people, and especially in Sao Paulo - the Brazilian fans are real F1 fans, they understand F1, and to show them such a good race was really, really important."
Racing Point still has hope
Racing Point boss Otmar Szafnauer said his team will not give up on its chase for sixth, despite the huge gap that now exists.
The team earned just two points in Brazil, with ninth place for Sergio Perez, while Lance Stroll retired after hitting debris from the Ferrari drivers' collision.
"Who would have guessed that a Red Bull, two Ferraris and a Mercedes weren't going to finish this race in the points?" he told Autosport.
"It's definitely harder, but we aren't going to give up, we've got another race.
"It was looking good for us before the safety cars happened. Unfortunately we didn't have the best straightline speed up the hill, and at the safety car restarts, we were a bit vulnerable. Lance was just behind Sergio, and when the two Ferraris came together he hit their debris and broke his front suspension."
Alfa Romeo: Key was making no mistakes
Alfa Romeo boss Fred Vasseur said keeping it clean was key for his squad at Interlagos.
Raikkonen and Giovinazzi finished fifth and sixth on the road, and then both gained a place when Lewis Hamilton received a five-second penalty for his clash with Alex Albon.
The result effectively secured eighth place for Alfa in the constructors' championship, moving it 29 points clear of Haas with just Abu Dhabi to go, while seventh placed Racing Point is now only 10 points ahead.
The team lost crucial points when both drivers were penalised because of a breach of rules around driver aids at the German GP, and prior to Brazil had scored only three points in the seven races after the summer break.
"You can lead the midfield group, and if there is no incident in front, you will score one or two points," Vasseur told Autosport.
"This kind of weekend you can score 22 points. It's huge.
"We paid the bill in Hockenheim, then we had three or four races a bit difficult. Today we did the job, and I'm more than happy with that.
"We have to stay focused on Abu Dhabi, but to keep the motivation for the team and the drivers it's important to score points.
"Over the last races we made perhaps some mistakes during the weekend, but this weekend we did a strong job without any mistakes, and it's paying off.
"It was important for the team to have good results before the end of the season.
"I was probably more optimistic than the others about the result that we had in the last race [Raikkonen was just outside the points in 11th at Austin], because on some occasions the pace was there, but it's always much better to score points than to have the pace."
Raikkonen had run in the top 10 from the start in Brazil and could potentially have finished even higher than fourth.
But Vasseur was not disappointed that both Alfa drivers lost out to midfield rivals Gasly and Carlos Sainz Jr.
"For sure you can't expect the crash between the Ferraris or [Valtteri] Bottas's engine, but the plan was there, at least to fight at the front of the field.
"We were surprised with Sainz and the strategy with the safety car, but that's life.
"You don't have to try to re-do the race again and say what could happen, because it was a bit chaotic.
"We avoided mistakes, which was the most important thing, and with a strong pace from the beginning to the end.
"Antonio was very strong, very solid, from thee first lap to the last one. He protected Kimi on one or two occasions also.
"It was a good job from the whole team."


<md-datepicker>
is a component used to select a single date.
For information on how to configure internationalization for the date picker,
see $mdDateLocaleProvider
.
This component supports ngMessages. Supported attributes are:
required
: whether a required date is not set.mindate
: whether the selected date is before the minimum allowed date.maxdate
: whether the selected date is after the maximum allowed date.debounceInterval
: ms to delay input processing (since last debounce reset); default value 500ms| Parameter | Type | Description |
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Date
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Date |
The component's model. Expects a JavaScript Date object. |
ng-model-options
Object
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Object |
Allows tuning of the way in which |
ng-change
expression
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expression |
Expression evaluated when the model value changes. |
ng-focus
expression
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expression |
Expression evaluated when the input is focused or the calendar is opened. |
ng-blur
expression
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expression |
Expression evaluated when focus is removed from the input or the calendar is closed. |
md-min-date
Date
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Date |
Expression representing a min date (inclusive). |
md-max-date
Date
|
Date |
Expression representing a max date (inclusive). |
md-date-filter
function(Date): boolean
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function(Date): boolean |
Function expecting a date and returning a boolean whether it can be selected or not. |
md-placeholder
String
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String |
The date input placeholder value. |
md-open-on-focus
String
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String |
When present, the calendar will be opened when the input is focused. |
md-is-open
Boolean
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Boolean |
Expression that can be used to open the datepicker's calendar on-demand. |
md-current-view
String
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String |
Default open view of the calendar pane. Can be either "month" or "year". |
md-hide-icons
String
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String |
Determines which datepicker icons should be hidden. Note that this may cause the datepicker to not align properly with other components. Use at your own risk. Possible values are:
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ng-disabled
boolean
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boolean |
Whether the datepicker is disabled. |
ng-required
boolean
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boolean |
Whether a value is required for the datepicker. |


In this Round-up, we are taking a few closer looks at React's interplay with different frameworks and architectures.
Let's start with yet another refreshing introduction to React: Craig Savolainen ([@maedhr](https://twitter.com/maedhr)) walks through some first steps, demonstrating how to build a Google Maps component using React.
Brandon Konkle ([@bkonkle](https://twitter.com/bkonkle)) Architecting your app with react We're looking forward to part 2!
React is not a full MVC framework, and this is actually one of its strengths. Many who adopt React choose to do so alongside their favorite MVC framework, like Backbone. React has no opinions about routing or syncing data, so you can easily use your favorite tools to handle those aspects of your frontend application. You'll often see React used to manage specific parts of an application's UI and not others. React really shines, however, when you fully embrace its strategies and make it the core of your application's interface.
Eliseu Monar ([@eliseumds](https://twitter.com/eliseumds))'s post "ReactJS vs async concurrent rendering" is a great example of how React quite literally renders a whole array of common web development work(arounds) obsolete.
Matthias Nehlsen wrote a detailed introductory piece on React and the Play Framework, including a helpful architectural diagram of a typical React app.
Nehlsen's React frontend is the second implementation of his chat application's frontend, following an AngularJS version. Both implementations are functionally equivalent and offer some perspective on differences between the two frameworks.
In another article, he walks us through the process of using React with scala.js to implement app-wide undo functionality.
Also check out his talk at Ping Conference 2014, in which he walks through a lot of the previously content in great detail.
The folks over at Venmo are using React in conjunction with Backbone. Thomas Boyt ([@thomasaboyt](https://twitter.com/thomasaboyt)) wrote this detailed piece about why React and Backbone are "a fantastic pairing".
Eric Berry ([@coderberry](https://twitter.com/coderberry)) developed Ember equivalents for some of the official React examples. Read his post for a side-by-side comparison of the respective implementations: "Facebook React vs. Ember".
Daniel Lo Nigro ([@Daniel15](https://twitter.com/Daniel15)) created React-Magic, which leverages React to ajaxify plain old html pages and even allows CSS transitions between pageloads.
React-Magic intercepts all navigation (link clicks and form posts) and loads the requested page via an AJAX request. React is then used to "diff" the old HTML with the new HTML, and only update the parts of the DOM that have been changed.
On a related note, Reactize by Ross Allen ([@ssorallen](https://twitter.com/ssorallen)) is a similarly awesome project: A wrapper for Rails' Turbolinks, which seems to have inspired John Lynch ([@johnrlynch](https://twitter.com/johnrlynch)) to then create a server-rendered version using the JSX transformer in Rails middleware.
Check out François de Campredon's implementation of TodoMVC based on React and ES6's Object.observe.
Ian Bicking ([@ianbicking](https://twitter.com/ianbicking)) of Mozilla Labs explains why he "decided to go with React instead of Angular.js".
David Chang works through some performance improvements of his ngReact project. His post "ng-React Update - React 0.9 and Angular Track By" includes some helpful advice on boosting render performance for Angular components.
Angular gives you a ton of functionality out of the box - a full MV* framework - and I am a big fan, but I'll admit that you need to know how to twist the right knobs to get performance.
That said, React gives you a very strong view component out of the box with the performance baked right in. Try as I did, I couldn't actually get it any faster. So pretty impressive stuff.
React was also recently mentioned at ng-conf, where the Angular team commented on React's concept of the virtual DOM:
Jonathan Krause ([@jonykrause](https://twitter.com/jonykrause)) offers his thoughts regarding parallels between React and Web Components, highlighting the value of React's ability to render pages on the server practically for free.
Peter Hausel shows how to build a Wikipedia auto-complete demo based on immutable data structures (similar to mori), really taking advantage of the framework's one-way reactive data binding:
Its truly reactive design makes DOM updates finally sane and when combined with persistent data structures one can experience JavaScript development like it was never done before.
Ben Smith built some great SVG-based charting components using a little less of D3 and a little more of React: D3 and React - the future of charting components?
Josh Haberman ([@joshhaberman](https://twitter.com/JoshHaberman)) discusses performance differences between React, Om and traditional MVC frameworks in "A closer look at OM vs React performance".
Speaking of Om: Omchaya by Sean Grove ([@sgrove](https://twitter.com/sgrove)) is a neat Cljs/Om example project.
Worked for 2 hours on a [@react_js](https://twitter.com/react_js) app sans internet. Love that I could get stuff done with it without googling every question.
— John Shimek (@varikin) February 20, 2014


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