4 Importing data
We designed respR
to be a universal, end-to-end solution for analysing data and reporting analyses from any and all aquatic respirometry experiments, regardless of the equipment used. Therefore, it is system-agnostic; the data need only be put into a simple structure for a full analysis to be conducted. Indeed, the entire package (with the exception of the final conversion step in convert_rate
) considers data to be unitless, so non-aquatic respirometry data, or any time-series data can be explored and analysed using respR
.
Generic R data frame type objects, including vectors
and objects of class data.frame
, data.table
and tibble
, are recognised. The only structural data requirement is that time~O2 data be in a specific form; paired values of numeric time-elapsed (in s, m or h) and oxygen amount (in any common unit). Every respirometry system, to our knowledge, allows data to be exported in such a format, or at least in a structure from which it is easy to parse it to this format. Two functions are provided to assist with bringing in and formatting your data correctly.
4.1 import_file()
Most systems allow data to be exported in easily readable formats (e.g. .csv, .txt) which contain the numeric time and O2 data respR
requires. These files are usually easily imported into R using generic functions such as read.csv()
and the relevant columns specified when used in respR
functions, or extracted into separate data frames.
Many systems however have raw output files with redundant information, or a structure that confuses importing functions. For example Loligo Systems AutoResp and Witrox files have several rows of metadata above the columns of raw data, which causes importing problems in read.csv()
. These files can be altered in Excel or other spreadsheet software to fix these issues, however respR
allows importing of many raw data files from various systems without modification.
The import_file()
function uses pattern recognititon to identify the originating system of the file. It also automatically recognises the format of any date-time data and uses it to create a new time-elapsed column, if one does not already exist.
Here’s an example of importing a Witrox raw data file (from the current working directory, otherwise any external file can be specified with a filepath):
import_file("assets/Witrox_eg.txt")
## Loligo AutoResp/Witrox file detected
## Date_Time_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS Time_stamp_code Barometric_pressure_hPa
## 1: 5/11/2017 9:24:04 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 2: 5/11/2017 9:24:05 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 3: 5/11/2017 9:24:06 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 4: 5/11/2017 9:24:07 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 5: 5/11/2017 9:24:08 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## ---
## 6812: 5/11/2017 11:17:35 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 6813: 5/11/2017 11:17:36 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 6814: 5/11/2017 11:17:37 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 6815: 5/11/2017 11:17:38 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## 6816: 5/11/2017 11:17:39 AM<PHONE_NUMBER> 1013
## SDWA0003000060_CH_1_phase_rU SDWA0003000060_CH_1_temp_C
## 1: 29.58 14.01
## 2: 29.58 14.11
## 3: 29.57 14.14
## 4: 29.59 14.06
## 5: 29.58 14.07
## ---
## 6812: 30.47 13.58
## 6813: 30.49 13.67
## 6814: 30.47 13.47
## 6815: 30.49 13.50
## 6816: 30.47 13.53
## SDWA0003000060_CH_1_O2_mg/L
## 1: 10.056
## 2: 10.015
## 3: 10.012
## 4: 10.027
## 5: 10.032
## ---
## 6812: 9.454
## 6813: 9.403
## 6814: 9.497
## 6815: 9.469
## 6816: 9.474
As we can see, the function automatically recognises that this is a Witrox file, removes redundant information, and renames the relevant columns. It also uses the date-time columns to calculate a numeric time elapsed column (called time
or elapsed
depending on the original file).
This function requires only a single input, the path to the file (one other option, export = TRUE
allows exporting of the imported data to a .csv file). Everything else is handled automatically. This contrasts with other packages where numerous options such as the delimiter character, originating hardware, and specific date format must be specifed, which we have found leads to substantial usability issues (see A comparison of respR with other R packages).
After importing and saving to an object, this can be passed to the rest of the respR
functions for processing, all while leaving the raw data file unmodified.
This function supports several systems at present (Firesting | Pyro | PRESENS OXY10 | PRESENS (generic) | MiniDOT | Loligo Witrox). However, it is still in development; some files may fail to import because of structural or version differences we have not encountered. We would encourage users to send us sample files for testing, especially any they have problems with, or from systems we do not yet support.
4.2 format_time()
For files types that are not yet supported, or if you have already imported your data by other means, the format_time()
function will parse date-time to numeric time-elapsed, in the event the imported file does not contain this.
Here’s an example of a 2 column data frame with date-time data and oxygen.
data <- import_file("assets/Witrox_eg.txt") %>%
select(1, 6)
## Loligo AutoResp/Witrox file detected
head(data, n = 6)
## Date_Time_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS SDWA0003000060_CH_1_O2_mg/L
## 1: 5/11/2017 9:24:04 AM 10.056
## 2: 5/11/2017 9:24:05 AM 10.015
## 3: 5/11/2017 9:24:06 AM 10.012
## 4: 5/11/2017 9:24:07 AM 10.027
## 5: 5/11/2017 9:24:08 AM 10.032
## 6: 5/11/2017 9:24:09 AM 10.073
We can use format_time
to parse these data to numeric (internally, format_time
uses functionality in the package lubridate
). The date-times can either be passed as a vector
(for example, so it can be appended to the original data), or as a data frame
. By default, the function assumes the date-time data are in the first column (i.e. time = 1
), but this can be overridden by changing the time
operator to specify the column index where the date-time data occurs. The resulting data frame will be identical (including column names), except a new column with the converted numeric time called time.num
is added as the first column. We also need to specify the format
of the date-times (see ?format_time
for further info):
## as vector
data_2 <- format_time(data$Date_Time_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS, format = "dmyHMS")
head(data_2)
## [1] 1 2 3 4 5 6
## as data frame
data_3 <- format_time(data, format = "dmyHMS")
head(data_3)
## Date_Time_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS SDWA0003000060_CH_1_O2_mg/L elapsed
## 1: 5/11/2017 9:24:04 AM 10.056 1
## 2: 5/11/2017 9:24:05 AM 10.015 2
## 3: 5/11/2017 9:24:06 AM 10.012 3
## 4: 5/11/2017 9:24:07 AM 10.027 4
## 5: 5/11/2017 9:24:08 AM 10.032 5
## 6: 5/11/2017 9:24:09 AM 10.073 6
By default, the new time-elapsed data will start at zero, but we can override this. This could be useful if data are split into separate files, and you want to append the start of one onto the end of another, or you simply want to link a specific time elapsed value to the start of the experiment.
## as data frame
data_4 <- format_time(data$Date_Time_DDMMYYYY_HHMMSS, format = "dmyHMS", start = 1000)
head(data_4)
## [1] 1000 1001 1002 1003 1004 1005
Note, elapsed time data will always output in seconds regardless of the input format.
4.3 Dealing with timed events or notes
What if there are important notes or events associated with specific times in your experiment? For example, flushing of chambers, imposing a new swimming speed, changing the temperature, noting a response, etc. Resetting the times via formatting the time data may make these difficult to associate to certain stages of the analysis. This is easily dealt with by formatting the times of the events in the same way you formatted the data. You only need to make sure at least one event is associated with the same start time you used for experimental data.
Here’s an example of some experimental notes (in some systems such notes can be entered in the software, and so may be included in output files, or they could be copied from a lab book into a .csv file and imported).
exp_notes
## times events
## 1 8/17/2016 9:42:02 Experiment start
## 2 8/17/2016 9:52:02 Flush period start
## 3 8/17/2016 9:54:34 Flush period end
## 4 8/17/2016 10:19:02 Specimen acting normally
## 5 8/17/2016 12:04:54 Went to lunch
## 6 8/17/2016 14:31:22 Swim speed set to 20 cm/s
format_time(exp_notes, format = "mdyHMS")
## times events elapsed
## 1 8/17/2016 9:42:02 Experiment start 1
## 2 8/17/2016 9:52:02 Flush period start 601
## 3 8/17/2016 9:54:34 Flush period end 753
## 4 8/17/2016 10:19:02 Specimen acting normally 2221
## 5 8/17/2016 12:04:54 Went to lunch 8573
## 6 8/17/2016 14:31:22 Swim speed set to 20 cm/s 17361
Such notes do not even have to be in the same date-time format, or even at the same precision, depending on how accurately you need to know when events occurred. The important factors are associating at least one event with the same start time used to format the experimental time data, and using the correct format
setting.
exp_notes
## times events
## 1 9:42 Experiment start
## 2 9:52 Flush period start
## 3 9:54 Flush period end
## 4 10:19 Specimen acting normally
## 5 12:04 Went to lunch
## 6 14:31 Swim speed set to 20 cm/s
format_time(exp_notes, format = "HM")
## times events elapsed
## 1 9:42 Experiment start 1
## 2 9:52 Flush period start 601
## 3 9:54 Flush period end 721
## 4 10:19 Specimen acting normally 2221
## 5 12:04 Went to lunch 8521
## 6 14:31 Swim speed set to 20 cm/s 17341
4.4 Next steps
After your data is in this paired, numeric time-elapsed~O2 form, it can be passed to inspect()
or other functions for analysis.


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#include <date.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| Time () | |
| Time (const Time &time) | |
| Time (int hour, int minute) | |
| ~Time () | |
| int | getHour () const |
| int | getMinute () const |
| string | getInfo () const |
| string | getExtendedTime () const |
| void | setHour (int hour) |
| void | setMinute (int minute) |
| Time | operator++ () |
| Time | operator-- () |
| Time & | operator= (const Time &time) |
| bool | operator== (const Time &time) const |
| bool | operator< (const Time &time) const |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | pickUpTimeDate (Date &date, Time &time) |
Class Time: This class will store the time we're working on
| Time::Time | ( | ) |
This constructor store the current time!
| Time::Time | ( | const Time & | time | ) |
Copy constructor
| time |
| Time::Time | ( | int | hour, |
| int | minute | ||
| ) |
Constructor with 2 arguments
| hour | Hours of the time object |
| minute | Minutes of the time object |
|
inline |
| string Time::getExtendedTime | ( | ) | const |
| int Time::getHour | ( | ) | const |
| string Time::getInfo | ( | ) | const |
Time string
| int Time::getMinute | ( | ) | const |
| Time Time::operator++ | ( | ) |
This operator increases 30 minutes to the object time
| Time Time::operator-- | ( | ) |
This operator decreases 30 minutes to the object time
| bool Time::operator< | ( | const Time & | time | ) | const |
| bool Time::operator== | ( | const Time & | time | ) | const |
This static function calculates the date and time when the order is ready to be picked up.
| date | Inputs the date when then order was made and output the date when the order is ready to be picked up. |
| time | Inputs the time when then order was made and output the time when the order is ready to be picked up. |
| void Time::setHour | ( | int | hour | ) |
| void Time::setMinute | ( | int | minute | ) |


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Maria Quitéria de Jesus?
Maria Quitéria (1792–1853) was a Brazilian lieutenant and national heroine. She served in the Brazilian War of Independence in 1822–23 dressed as a man. She was promoted to cadet and Lieutenant and decorated with the Imperial order. She has been called "Brazilian Joan of Arc,"[1] and has become a kind of national legendary figure. Quitéria was the first woman to serve in a military unit in Brazil.
Against her father's will, an unmarried Maria Quitéria enlisted in the Brazilian army, as a man, in October 1822. Until June 1823, she fought in several battles against the Portuguese in Bahia, where she lived. Maria Quitéria's father outed her as a woman once he discovered her betrayal—but because of her skill in battle, she was allowed to continue to fight. She was promoted to cadet in July 1823, and then to lieutenant in August, where she was received and decorated by the Emperor.
Maria Quitéria de Jesus was born on June 27, 1792, in Licurizeiro, in the parish of São José das Itaporocas (now located in Feira de Santana), Bahia. She was the eldest daughter of a farmer, Gonçalo Alves de Almeida, and his wife, Quitéria Maria de Jesus.[5] Although Maria received no formal education, she would have practiced the skills necessary to farming, such as riding, hunting, and using firearms—these skills would serve her in the military as well.
After her time serving in the war, Quitéria married Gabriel Pereira Brito (who was a former lover of hers) and had one daughter with him, named Luisa. A widowed Quitéria died in 1853 in relative obscurity and poverty near Salvador.[6] It was not until years later that her legacy was revived.
After her death, Maria Quitéria was memorialized nationally in a number of ways. In 1953, one hundred years after her death, a bronze medal was issued by the military bearing Maria Quitéria's likeness. It is called the "Medal of Maria Quitéria" and was issued to both civilians and military personnel for valuable contributions to military efforts. By presidential decree in 1996, Maria Quitéria was proclaimed Patron of the Corps of Support Staff Officers of the Brazilian Army
The best-known painting of Maria Quitéria is a work by Italian painter Domenico Failutti from 1920. She is depicted standing alone, holding a rifle and wearing the uniform of a Brazilian lieutenant. The work can be found in the Museu Paulista at the University of São Paulo.
Visit here to learn more about this incredible woman (portuguese version) or here (english version).
The Legacy
Woman
Ana Maria de Jesus Ribeiro di Garibaldi, best known as Anita Garibaldi (Portuguese: [ɐˈnitɐ ɡɐɾiˈbawdʒi], Italian: [aˈniːta ɡariˈbaldi]; August 30, 1821 – August 4, 1849) was the Brazilian wife and comrade-in-arms of Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi. Their partnership epitomized the spirit of the 19th century's age of romanticism and revolutionary liberalism.
Maria Bonita was the nickname of Maria Déia, a member of a Cangaço band, marauders and outlaws who terrorized the Brazilian Northeast in the 1920s and 1930s. Maria Bonita means "Beautiful Maria". She has the status of a 'folk heroine' in Brazil.[1]


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# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 58 def contains_1(name, type, argHash={}) references_1(name, type, {:containment => true}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 68 def contains_1to1(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) references_1to1(name, type, oppositeName, {:containment => true}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 73 def contains_1toN(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) references_1toN(name, type, oppositeName, {:containment => true}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 63 def contains_N(name, type, argHash={}) references_N(name, type, {:containment => true}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 6 def eAttr(name, type, argHash={}, &block) eAttribute(name, {:eType => type}.merge(argHash), &block) end
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# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 15 def eBiRef(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) raise BuilderError.new("eOpposite attribute not allowed for bidirectional references") if argHash[:eOpposite] || argHash[:opposite_eOpposite] eReference(name, {:eType => type}.merge(argHash.reject{|k,v| k.to_s =~ /^opposite_/})) do eReference oppositeName, {:eContainingClass => type, :eType => _context(2), :as => :eOpposite, :eOpposite => _context(1)}. merge(Hash[*(argHash.select{|k,v| k.to_s =~ /^opposite_/}. collect{|p| [p[0].to_s.sub(/^opposite_/,"").to_sym, p[1]]}.flatten)]) end end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 10 def eRef(name, type, argHash={}, &block) eReference(name, {:eType => type}.merge(argHash), &block) end
reference shortcuts
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 36 def references_1to1(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) eBiRef(name, type, oppositeName, {:upperBound => 1, :opposite_upperBound => 1}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 41 def references_1toN(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) eBiRef(name, type, oppositeName, {:upperBound => -1, :opposite_upperBound => 1}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 51 def references_MtoN(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) eBiRef(name, type, oppositeName, {:upperBound => -1, :opposite_upperBound => -1}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 31 def references_N(name, type, argHash={}) eRef(name, type, {:upperBound => -1}.merge(argHash)) end
# File lib/rgen/ecore/ecore_builder_methods.rb, line 46 def references_Nto1(name, type, oppositeName, argHash={}) eBiRef(name, type, oppositeName, {:upperBound => 1, :opposite_upperBound => -1}.merge(argHash)) end
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|Remember that after an overlap has been been prevented, the coordinates of the boundary wil have change in order to separate it from the other boundary, so remember to update any other objects coordinates to match this (such as your game object). If your game object is dictating where the boundary is located then it might inadvertantly place the bouandary back inside the object it's colliding with causing strange things to happen.
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result |
_tlCollisionResult with the source and target that you want to prevent a n overlap on |
push |
False (default) if you want the source object stopped by the target, otherwise set to true for the source object to push the target object. |


In addition to not being exception safe, it may leak memory if "do things" contains a returnstatement. Even if not, the code is fragile because someone might add a returnstatement in the figure, thus inadvertently causing a memory leak.
For a small object like an int, there's no good reason to allocate it on the heap and free it. It should be an automatic variable instead.
and if there is a retrun in th middle what can we do to sovle the problem
In that case the code won't compile because of your typo Wakka wakka!. Seriously though, if there already IS a return in the middle of the "Do Something" code body, then that is where you would use some form of smart pointer such as Aceix suggested. If you are asked "what if someone adds one in the future?" then this is functionally the same as you're employer asking you "what if the person we assign this project to later is incompetent?". More often then not this won't be a question in the interview; if it is then you need to reconsider the kind of place that you are applying to.
and if there is a retrun in th middle what can we do to sovle the problem
unique_ptr<int> pint;
at this point you can put your finger in your ear and start singing marching songs knowing you don't have to care about memory management :D
I want to start off by saying that I am not intentionally trying to be argumentative here, I guess this is more so for my own sake. But from the admittedly limited amount of code given, everything suggests that 'i' and 'pint' are two distinct and different variables and with out more information they should remain so. I would think that if 'pint' was intended to point at 'i', then it would be initialized to point at 'i' and it would not be allocated it's own space.
EDIT: Now if 'pint' where a reference in the original example, then I can see how you guys came to this conclusion.
Over all I think that this interview question is stupid and so open ended that any answer you could give would be wrong for lack of data. It doesn't filter out any ones ability to read what a section of code does as a whole; and in fact it's inclusion in the interview process seems designed to discourage candidates who would point this fact out. It looks like it wants to find people who can identify what individual lines of code do but that trait is useless without the former. It's like something a TA would slap together and hope you don't actually think about it. If this really is the kind of crap you guys were asked in your first interview then I don't know how you guys made it through it with out jumping across the table and punching someone in the brain.
what is the danger here?
find 2 ways to solve the problem?
I guess by danger you mean compiler warnings.
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void func()
{int i; //garbage value
int *pint=newint();
Do things
delete pint //missing ;
//*pint = NULL;
//incase if it is deleted again the program won't crash
}
this interview question is stupid and so open ended that any answer you could give would be wrong for lack of data
We had a C++ test that contained several questions that were somewhat open-ended. The purpose was to see what sort of answers the candidate would give and do spark discussion during the interview itself. This question may have been intended similarly. However, I agree that it's poorly described.
An example from our test was "what is the difference between malloc() and new? There are many differences and we wanted to see what candidates came up with.
Also, the purpose of the test was not to see if you could "pass" the test. Rather, it was designed to see if you could demonstrate knowledge that more-or-less corresponded with the level of experience that you claimed on your resume. We told candidates this up front.


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This property is 3 minutes walk from the beach. This stylish, elegant and prestigious 5-star Sharm El Sheikh resort is situated on 600 m of gorgeous private silky white sandy beach. It offers a lagoon-style pool and a 145 m snorkeling and scuba diving platform. It has 9 restaurants and bars. It also offers a large sandy beach, Olympic-size sweet water swimming pool (heated in winter); only for adults partially–covered seawater whirlpool with jets and a kid's pool. The property offers a free shuttle bus once a day in the evening to Soho Square.
A pillow menu, satellite TV, and 100% Egyptian cotton bedding are offered in Baron Resort’s rooms. Each has floor-to-ceiling windows and a furnished balcony. Some have views of the Red Sea, Tiran Island or the resort gardens.
Baron Resort’s 9 dining and drinking options include beachfront Taj Mahal, which serves Indian specialities. Now & Zen Dance bar offers exotic cocktails and evening music. Restaurant theme nights vary and include traditional Bedouin dinners. Live entertainment is available at Al Sakia Seafood Restaurant and Oasis Pool Restaurant & Bar.
Algae wraps and Egyptian massages are offered at Baron Resort’s Health Club & Relaxation. Gym and steam rooms are also available. Other activities available at the resort are beach volleyball, jogging and cycling track. It also offers a supervised kids club with a sleeping area.
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Investor Optimism Is Above Average For First Time Since July
by Charles RotblutIndividual investor optimism about the short-term direction of the stock market is above average for the first time since July according to the latest AAII Sentiment Survey. Additionally, pessimism fell to a six-month low.Bullish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will rise over the next six months, jumped 6.3 percentage points to 40.3%. Optimism was last higher on May 8, 2019 (43.1%). Bullish sentiment is above its historical average of 38.0% for just the ninth time this year.
Neutral sentiment, expectations that stock prices will stay essentially unchanged over the next six months, pulled back by 1.8 percentage points to 35.8%. Even with the decline, neutral sentiment is above its historical average of 31.5% for the 24th time in 25 weeks.
Bearish sentiment, expectations that stock prices will fall over the next six months, fell 4.5 percentage points to 23.9%. Pessimism was last lower on May 8, 2019 (23.2%). This is the third consecutive week bearish sentiment is below its historical average of 30.5%.
This week’s rise in optimism ends a 13-consecutive-week streak of below-average readings. At current levels, all three indicators are within their historical averages.
The shift in sentiment is occurring as the major indexes are setting record highs. Many individual investors continue to monitor trade negotiations, particularly between the U.S. and China. Also having an influence on sentiment are Washington politics, geopolitics, valuations, corporate earnings, economic growth, monetary policy and interest rates.
This week’s special question asked AAII members what they thought about the Federal Open Market Committee’s decision to lower rates for the third time this year. About 45% of respondents view the cut as a bad decision. While the rationale of this group varies, a lack of “ammunition” in a future economic downturn is named most frequently. On the other hand, 26% of respondents say that the latest rate cut was the right decision given the current global economy. Outside of these groups, 15% of respondents say they believe the Fed’s decision was politically motivated and 14% state that they are unsure how the decision will impact the economy going forward.
Here is a sampling of the responses:
- “Disappointed. Our economy is in fairly good shape, so I think the Fed should have waited until the outlook looked weak.”
- “Good for the economy, but not good for us retirees who depend on interest earned income.”
- “I don’t know if it was needed or not. I can see arguments for both sides. The bottom line is, I don’t think the Fed is any better at predicting the future as anyone else.”
- “I’m not impressed as the rates were already very low. It gives them limited room to maneuver when we get into another recession, which is inevitable at some point.”
- “To keep the economy in high gear I think it was a good decision. Jobs are being added to the workplace, unemployment is low and the Dow is up. It should be a good Christmas.”
This week’s AAII Sentiment Survey results
- Bullish: 40.3%, up 6.3 percentage points
- Neutral: 35.8%, down 1.8 percentage points
- Bearish: 23.9%, down 4.5 percentage points
Historical averages:
- Bullish: 38.0%
- Neutral: 31.5%
- Bearish: 30.5%
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Spot it is a game where you try to quickly find the picture shared between your card and other card. The surprising aspect of the game is that any two cards share exactly one picture. How can this be done? In this page, I describe an algorithm that takes a set of symbols and returns a set of cards that matches our description.


My name is Sabrina Unrein and currently a student learning about computer code remotely. I attended the University of Colorado in Boulder and graduated in May of 2015 with a degree in English Literature and Japanese Language and Civilization (よろしく！）. And now I'm learning how to be a web developer.
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I was born and raised in Centennial, Colorado. Actually, I'm a fifth generation Coloradan, and have never lived anywhere but Colorado. The longest I've been away from home is when I studied abroad in Tokyo for one month last summer, so moving to Chicago for DBC makes me a bit nervous. I recently made an attempt to climb my first 14-er (a colloquial expression for a 14,000 ft mountain), a true Colorado experience.
I definitely was not ready to move away from home for college, so I went to CU Boulder, about 50 miles away from where I grew up. I've always had a passion for books and reading, and love writing literary essays (yes, really), so being an English major really made sense. My sophomore year, I took a Japanese class and adored it, so I quickly picked up Japanese as a second major. Being a Japanese major really opened my eyes to the world and how we perceive it. I love the Japanese language and culture and would love to go back to Japan. Being there really felt like being home.
Considering my majors, I feel like I have an aptitude for picking up languages. While computer languages aren't quite the same thing, they are similar in principle. It is all about knowing what the parts are and how they work together syntaxically. It is very different than where I thought I would be when I graudated from college. I had previously considered becoming a professor, a translator, or teaching abroad, but none of those aspirations were accessible or realisitc for me at this point in my life. Anyway, I'm really glad to have found DBC. It has been great so far!
In my free time, I love to read. I have read over 100 books so far this year, and want to read as much as possible before the year is out. When I'm not too tired, I'm much more likely to turn to a book than television. I also love video games and board games. And cats. Particularly my cat, Callie. I don't get to bring her with me to Chicago, so I'm really going to miss her. I'm also going to miss my boyfriend and family, but I take the most photos of my cat.


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Broadport Canada Inc. develops applications for use on the
Internet. Using Adobe ColdFusion technology, our
applications are scaleable to any SQL-compliant database.
Our flagship product, GroupLinks comprises a suite of tools to
enable a website owner to manage and update their domain while
operating a full intra-net for secured users.
In use since 1999, the GroupLinks product has kept pace with technology and is now released in V7.01. It is the platform of choice for over 200 clients in government, business, not-for-profit and service organizations.
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Management system, User Maintenance/Security, Links Management
system,
Document Management (with full version control), Image/Photo
Library management, calendar management, FAQ management, Contact
Directory system, News article management, email list server,
and on-line forms builder facility.
enabling technology (Adobe ColdFusion & Microsoft SQL or Oracle SQL) to deliver complete
solutions to a variety of clients.
custom solutions for our clients. Using our GroupLinks
application as a base, we often are able to meet the unique and
often complex needs of our clients within very short timeframes.
modules and a built-in Content Management System for any
internet website. A fully featured security system supports
the creation of any number of groups, security levels and
individual access profiles by which access is permitted to
update and manage site information.
security overlay that provides complete management of internet
portals via a web browser interface. Includes modules for
document management, site member maintenance, image management
and publishing, links management, calendaring, news article
publishing, list server maintenance, web email, frequently
asked questions, bulletin board maintenance, and more ...
GroupLinks includes a richly functioned content management system (CMS) that utilizes a browser-based WYSIWYG editor to manipulate text and graphics and is designed to emulate Microsoft Word. Other modules provide for the management of contacts, calendars, links libraries, document libraries, photo/image libraries and more. A built-in task management system provides for notification and review of any site item identified with an expiry or review date.
GroupLinks is licensed in a number of configurations to support very simple CMS requirements and allows the selection of modules at incremental license fees to support more complex web domains. GroupLinks is fully scaleable to support large website portals utilizing SQL or Oracle databases and higher traffic volumes.
D302-ADP Systems Development Services
D304-ADP Telecommunications and Transmission Services
D305-ADP Teleprocessing and Timesharing Services
D307-Automated Information System Design and Integration Services
D308-Programming Services
R105-Mailing and Distribution Services (Excluding Post Office Services)
R108-Word Processing/Typing Services
R113-Data Collection Services
R122-Program Management/Support Services
R199-Other Administrative and Management Support Services
T002-Communications Services (incl. exhibit Services)
T004-Public Relations Services (incl. Writing Services, Event Planning and Management, Media Relations, Radio and TV Analysis, Press Services)
T005-Arts/Graphics Services
T099-Other Communication, Photographic, Mapping, Printing and Publication Services
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services.
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Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
we are prepared to enter into strategic partnerships that aremutually beneficial to the parties involved. In order to
advance our marketing capability, we are most interested in
venture capital opportunities.
Industry sector market interests:
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Wholesale/Retail
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
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- Massachusetts
- Pennsylvania
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Product / Service / Licensing
Management system, User Maintenance/Security, Links Management
system,
Document Management (with full version control), Image/Photo
Library management, calendar management, FAQ management, Contact
Directory system, News article management, email list server,
and on-line forms builder facility.
enabling technology (Adobe ColdFusion & Microsoft SQL or Oracle SQL) to deliver complete
solutions to a variety of clients.
custom solutions for our clients. Using our GroupLinks
application as a base, we often are able to meet the unique and
often complex needs of our clients within very short timeframes.
modules and a built-in Content Management System for any
internet website. A fully featured security system supports
the creation of any number of groups, security levels and
individual access profiles by which access is permitted to
update and manage site information.
security overlay that provides complete management of internet
portals via a web browser interface. Includes modules for
document management, site member maintenance, image management
and publishing, links management, calendaring, news article
publishing, list server maintenance, web email, frequently
asked questions, bulletin board maintenance, and more ...
GroupLinks includes a richly functioned content management system (CMS) that utilizes a browser-based WYSIWYG editor to manipulate text and graphics and is designed to emulate Microsoft Word. Other modules provide for the management of contacts, calendars, links libraries, document libraries, photo/image libraries and more. A built-in task management system provides for notification and review of any site item identified with an expiry or review date.
GroupLinks is licensed in a number of configurations to support very simple CMS requirements and allows the selection of modules at incremental license fees to support more complex web domains. GroupLinks is fully scaleable to support large website portals utilizing SQL or Oracle databases and higher traffic volumes.
D302-ADP Systems Development Services
D304-ADP Telecommunications and Transmission Services
D305-ADP Teleprocessing and Timesharing Services
D307-Automated Information System Design and Integration Services
D308-Programming Services
R105-Mailing and Distribution Services (Excluding Post Office Services)
R108-Word Processing/Typing Services
R113-Data Collection Services
R122-Program Management/Support Services
R199-Other Administrative and Management Support Services
T002-Communications Services (incl. exhibit Services)
T004-Public Relations Services (incl. Writing Services, Event Planning and Management, Media Relations, Radio and TV Analysis, Press Services)
T005-Arts/Graphics Services
T099-Other Communication, Photographic, Mapping, Printing and Publication Services
Technology
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all products used in the delivery of our applications and
services.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Financial
- Sales/Marketing
- Technology
Strategic alliances:
we are prepared to enter into strategic partnerships that aremutually beneficial to the parties involved. In order to
advance our marketing capability, we are most interested in
venture capital opportunities.
Industry sector market interests:
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Mining/Petroleum/Gas
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Wholesale/Retail
Geographic markets:
Export experience:
- Australia
- California
- Massachusetts
- Pennsylvania
Actively pursuing:
- Alabama
- Wyoming


In order to keep a full installation of just the Core module handy, we will create a copy of the profile:
Files to install:
- Texture pack that focuses on clutter items that other big packs do not cover
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- Optimized version of Ojo Bueno that covers both minor and major objects
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- Patch for Collision Meshes and Poco Bueno
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- Retextures the terrain to dry/cracked sand and dirt
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- Beautiful retextures of sandbags and the rocks from Honest Hearts
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- Resizes the LOD files for the Honest Hearts Sandstone so xLODGen can generate it properly, as well as resizing a rock texture that was 4k to avoid performance loss. Resizing done by McDeans and myself
FOMOD instructions:
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- Retextures casual/civilian ranger outfits and hats while staying faithful to the vanilla style
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- Retextures all types of Legion armor while staying faithful to the vanilla style
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- Retextures power armor, combat armor, and various creatures
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- Cleans up and fixes the Book of Steel plugin and integrates Enclave Power Armor retextures
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- Fixes many meshes in the Book of Steel armors to prevent glowing in the dark
Files to install:
- Retextures all variants of Combat Armor
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Special install instructions:
- Retextures the thing on your arm that you use sometimes
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- Retextures many conventional firearms
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- HD retexture of the Cleaver and Chopper
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- HD retexture of the combat knife and its unique variant
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- HD retexture of the melee hatchet
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- HD retexture of the bowie knife
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- HD retextures of super mutants, nightkin, and their armors
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- 2k retexture of molerats
Files to install:
- Gives all variants of dogs a little more detail
Install normally
- Retextures non-feral ghouls
Install normally
- Retextures feral ghouls in the same style as the previous mod
Files to install:
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- Retexture of Securitrons from the mod Ojo Bueno
FOMOD Instructions:
- Retexture with custom glow maps of Ed-E and all his variants
NOTE: Replacers Ed-E’s speakers with TV monitors, so lore purists may want to use this retexture
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- Retextures the framed newspapers in casinos
NOTE: The newspapers are in color, which some lore purists may not like. This patch makes the newspapers black and white (original mod still required)
Files to install:
- Retextures... magazines (it's really hard for me to write interesting descriptions about these, okay?)
Install normally
- Retextures skill books
Files to install:
- Retexture of chems/meds that retain the vanilla style
Files to install:
- Vanilla-styled retexture of all ammo boxes
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- Vanilla-styled retexure of dirty and purified water
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Files to install:
- Removes edits to cells that would make the entire interior invisible, reverts wild edits to the water levels of certain cells, and forwards YUPs fixes
Files to install:
- Patches the fixed door mesh from Asterra's Many Fixes to have transparent glass
Install normally
- Changes all windowed bathroom doors to windowless doors
Install normally
- Makes the glass on the McCarran Escalator transparent
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- Makes empty Nuka-Cola bottles transparent
Files to install:
- Makes the visors of all the Ranger Helmets emit light in the dark
Files to install:
Hide the following:
- Replaces the god awful Brotherhood Recon Armors with a more lightweight version akin to the Fallout 4 uniforms
Files to install:
- ESP replacer that removes all excess changes to the armors, just leaving the texture/model replacers
Install normally
- Adds an eye and an animated bubbling effect to the robobrains like in Fallout 4
Files to install:
- Adds CRT scan-lines to Securitrons and OWB think tanks' monitors
Install normally
- Adds an animated RobCo screen saver to terminals, with custom ones for the BoS and Enclave
Install normally
- Gives the billboards that surround the Strip actual pictures
Files to install:
- Adds a visual difference between Bighorners, their calfs and their bulls
Files to install:
- Visual overhaul of characters’ faces that stays true to vanilla aesthetics
Character Expansions Revised is my favorite face overhaul because it is the most vanilla-esque and minimal. If you want to use a more noticeable face overhaul, the only real option is Qwinn's Refined FNV Redesigned 3. It is a cleaned up and fixed version of New Vegas Redesigned 3 by Dracomies that comes with pre-built character face gen and many compatibility patches. See the mod page and the original mod page for screenshots/install instructions/etc. The mod comes with patches for mods in future sections, so it might be a better idea to install it as late as possible so you can select all necessary patches.
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- Removes the undershirt for males and tweaks the shape of the female top
Install normally
- Replaces the pause menu with a blurred image of your gameplay
Install normally
- Replaces the camera movement in every 1st person animation with more subtle motion


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| Declared in | ASControlNode+Subclasses.h |
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Overview
The subclass header ASControlNode+Subclasses defines methods to be overridden by custom nodes that subclass ASControlNode.
These methods should never be called directly by other classes.
– sendActionsForControlEvents:withEvent:
Sends action messages for the given control events.
- (void)sendActionsForControlEvents:(ASControlNodeEvent)controlEvents withEvent:(nullable UIEvent *)touchEvent
Parameters
controlEvents |
A bitmask whose set flags specify the control events for which action messages are sent. See “Control Events” in ASControlNode.h for bitmask constants. |
|---|---|
touchEvent |
An event object encapsulating the information specific to the user event. |
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ASControlNode implements this method to send all action messages associated with controlEvents. The list of targets is constructed from prior invocations of addTarget:action:forControlEvents:.
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– beginTrackingWithTouch:withEvent:
Sent to the control when tracking begins.
- (BOOL)beginTrackingWithTouch:(UITouch *)touch withEvent:(nullable UIEvent *)touchEvent
Parameters
touch |
The touch on the receiving control. |
|---|---|
touchEvent |
An event object encapsulating the information specific to the user event. |
Return Value
YES if the receiver should respond continuously (respond when touch is dragged); NO otherwise.
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– continueTrackingWithTouch:withEvent:
Sent continuously to the control as it tracks a touch within the control’s bounds.
- (BOOL)continueTrackingWithTouch:(UITouch *)touch withEvent:(nullable UIEvent *)touchEvent
Parameters
touch |
The touch on the receiving control. |
|---|---|
touchEvent |
An event object encapsulating the information specific to the user event. |
Return Value
YES if touch tracking should continue; NO otherwise.
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– cancelTrackingWithEvent:
Sent to the control when tracking should be cancelled.
- (void)cancelTrackingWithEvent:(nullable UIEvent *)touchEvent
Parameters
touchEvent |
An event object encapsulating the information specific to the user event. This parameter may be nil, indicating that the cancelation was caused by something other than an event, such as the display node being removed from its supernode. |
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ASControlNode+Subclasses.h
– endTrackingWithTouch:withEvent:
Sent to the control when the last touch completely ends, telling it to stop tracking.
- (void)endTrackingWithTouch:(nullable UITouch *)touch withEvent:(nullable UIEvent *)touchEvent
Parameters
touch |
The touch that ended. |
|---|---|
touchEvent |
An event object encapsulating the information specific to the user event. |
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highlighted
Settable version of highlighted property.
@property (nonatomic, readwrite, assign, getter=isHighlighted) BOOL highlighted
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Directed by: Paul Weitz Written by: Adam Herz
Think back to the year 1981, when one of the raunchiest comedies of all time hit theaters. That comedy was, of course, Bob Clark's now infamous "Porky's". I'd actually recommend that anyone who loved "American Pie" go back and catch "Porky's" to see how a comedy like this can be made even more amusing. I suppose the biggest difference between these two sex comedies is that "American Pie" is basically a safe film. It may not seem this way at first glance, but relative newcomer Paul Weitz does not make his film as raunchy as it could have been. He even tries to stick some moral messages in near the end of the movie. Bob Clark, on the other hand, took no prisoners with his film. "Porky's" is as obscene as possible with an R rating. By playing it safe, Paul Weitz and Adam Herz have managed to sap a lot of potential humor out of their film.
Four high school friends have just made a pact to lose their virginity before graduation. Jim (Jason Biggs) is willing to try just about anything, with any girl, to fulfill his obligation. His latest plan is to bed the exchange student, Nadia (Shannon Elizabeth). If that plan fails, his backup is the school's nerdy band member, Michelle (Alyson Hannigan). Kevin (Thomas Ian Nichols) is trying to get his long time girlfriend, Vicky (Tara Reid), to finally sleep with him. However, this will involve him saying the three most dreaded words he can think of. Oz (Chris Klein), a rugby player, has decided to take the sensitive approach by joining the school choir to gain the affections of Heather (Mena Suvari).  His plan is to start rumors about how great he is in bed so that every girl in the school will be crawling all over him. The friends' put their plans into motion, but time is running out, and it looks like everything is going to come down to prom night.
Despite what you may have heard, "American Pie" is not a very offensive movie. I'm not saying it doesn't have its cringe worthy moments (like a scene where something which shouldn't be drunk is placed in a cup of beer), but the movie is far too good natured to seriously offend anyone. This is too bad because "American Pie" had the potential to be one of the funniest movies of the past few years. For example, a scene in which Jason Biggs and Alyson Hannigan get together starts off uproariously funny, but it is cut short before reaching its full comic capacity. This happens in an unfortunate number of scenes. The big laughs are promised, and are nearly brought to the screen, before Weitz chickens out and alters the course of the film towards safer ground.
"American Pie" is the sort of movie used to showcase young talent. Half the cast members will never move on to greater things, while the other half will be in important, dramatic films a few years from now. Mena Suvari has obviously already begun her transition by appearing in the excellent "American Beauty". Even with a script as shallow as this one, Suvari already displays some amazing emotional range considering her age and experience. Alyson Hannigan, who is already famous for playing the cutsey Willow on television's "Buffy: The Vampire Slayer", gives a hilarious performance in what is really a very small part. While the remaining cast members give adequate performances, the only other standouts are newcomer Jason Biggs and Eugene Levy ("Multiplicity"), as Jim's dad. Levy's character is one of the few who grants us some real belly laughs by awkwardly trying to help his son understand the birds and the bees - so to speak.
Actually, the lack of any big laughs is one of my biggest problems with "American Pie". There are some movies which contain very few big laughs, but cause you to chuckle the whole way through, like 1998's sadly underrated "Rushmore". "American Pie" may have a few chuckles but not enough to sustain the movie through its 95 minute running time. I'm sure "American Pie" will be a huge hit with teenagers who are too young to remember "Porky's" and too old to settle for typical teen fare. I know, it has an R rating, but I'm not naive enough to believe that every highschool student in America isn't going to see this movie. I'd recommend "American Pie" to those desperate for a new, raunchy comedy since Hollywood hasn't put one out in quite some time. I give the movie three out of five stars.
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The CoolProp library is a standard interface between EES and the CoolProp library. CoolProp is a fluid property database written by Ian Bell and co-authors and is open-source and free. In addition, REFPROP can be called through CoolProp if is installed on the computer
More information on CoolProp can be obtained at www.coolprop.org. Furthermore, information on the EES wrapper can be found at EES.
The general call looks like:
out = PropsSI(output$,inputvar1$,input1,inputvar2$,input2,fluid$)
A modified SI system of units is used in CoolProp. The units employed are shown below.
The following example retrieves the enthalpy of “Methane”. The thermodynamic state is given by two variables : p and T, that are set to 1 bar (100 kPa) and 15 °C (288.15 K) respectively:
h = PropsSI('H',’P',100,’T’,288.15,’Methane’)
A complete list of fluids that can be used in CoolProp for EES can be found at Fluid Properties
The EES function PropsSI() uses the same fluids and inputs as the function PropsSI from the high level interface. The documentation there is generally more up-to-date.
Also refer to the example file at c:\EES32\Userlib\CoolProp_EES\CoolProp_EES_Sample.ees
| Thermophysical property | Symbol | Units | Input/Output |
| Pressure (absolute) | P | kPa | Both |
| Temperature | T | K | Both |
| Density | D | kg/m3 | Both |
| Specific Enthalpy | H | kJ/kg | Both |
| Specific Entropy | S | kJ/kg/K | Both |
| Quality | Q | kg/kg | Both |
| Specific Internal Energy | U | kJ/kg | Output only |
| Specific Gibbs Function | G | kJ/kg | Output only |
| Specific Heat at Constant Volume | O | kJ/kg/K | Output only |
| Specific Heat at Constant Pressure | C | kJ/kg/K | Output only |
| Speed of Sound | A | m/s | Output only |
| Surface Tension | I | N/m | Output only |
| Viscosity | V | Pa·s | Output only |
| Thermal Conductivity | L | kW/m/K | Output only |
| Critical Temperature | Tcrit | K | Output only |
| Critical Pressure | pcrit | kPa | Output only |
| Minimum Temperature | Tmin | K | Output only |
The following combinations of inputs are valid (in either order):


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The Training Bank is a full-service, international training and education firm. Headquartered in St. Marys, Ontario, Canada.
Our Mission is to help each organisations most important asset become their most effective one. We specialize in the development and implementation of generic and customized classroom-based, internet-based, and blended training solutions and performance data gathering instruments.
Our training design group can create generic or fully customized blended and classroom-based learning interventions to support our clients employee development strategies.
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We are also pleased to now offer a 6.5 hour online certification program called Maximizing the Customer Experience. This unique online learning experience is based on our classroom program Customers Forever and book That's Customer Focus and is available in individual or group enrollments.
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Coach as a Leader, The Coach as a Mentor, The Coach as a
Communicator, The Coach as a Motivator, The Coach as a Driver of
Change. It is available in generic and fully customized
formats.Topics include:
- Why coaching?
- What is coaching?
- Characteristics of Effective Coaching
- The Five Dimensions of Coaching
- The Focused Coaching Process
- Conducting Focused Coaching Sessions
- Coaching to Enhance Performance
- Tough Coaching
- Essential Communication Skills and Strategies
- Leveraging intrinsic motivation
- Building Commitment to Organizational Vision and Values
This highly participative program includes presentations,
discussions, large and small group activities. Participants will
complete a self-assessment of their coaching effectiveness and
develop an action plan for the implementation. It can be fully
customized to reflect your specific objectives and it can be
presented in one day, or two day sessions.
Please contact us for more details.
1: Key Supervisory Principles and Practices
2: Adaptive Leadership and Influence
3: Essential Communication Skills
4: Problem-solving and Decision-making
5: Getting the most out of meetings
6: Appraising Performance
7: Dealing Effectively with Performance Problems
8: Building a Team
9: Delegating for Productivity and Development
10: Coaching for Performance
This program is offered in generic and fully customized formats. Please contact us for more
details.
is our design capability. If your need is the design of a
technical or non-technical training program, we can help. Using
our ISD (Instructional Systems Design) process, developed through
20 years of extensive research, we have designed over 500 unique
training programs, manuals and workshops.
This process has been used to develop learning materials in
subjects ranging from the design and use of flight simulators to
the construction of cellular sites, from the manufacture and
bottling of beverages to self-study programs which accredit
individuals to sell complex investment products.
We have also designed unique workshops in leadership, team
development, service quality, management and supervisory
development, sales leadership and a broad range of topics which
are typically included in programs of this nature.
We are experts in training design. While for many projects we can
call upon our own subject matter expertise, our preference is to
engage the expertise of experts within your own organization to
gather the information essential to the successful design of the
training. Our goal is to ensure that the training is technically
accurate, relevant, and gets results.
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Product / Service / Licensing
We are also pleased to now offer a 6.5 hour online certification program called Maximizing the Customer Experience. This unique online learning experience is based on our classroom program Customers Forever and book That's Customer Focus and is available in individual or group enrollments.
Please contact us for more details.
opportunity for participants to investigate and build strategies
for implementing the following five coaching dimensions: The
Coach as a Leader, The Coach as a Mentor, The Coach as a
Communicator, The Coach as a Motivator, The Coach as a Driver of
Change. It is available in generic and fully customized
formats.Topics include:
- Why coaching?
- What is coaching?
- Characteristics of Effective Coaching
- The Five Dimensions of Coaching
- The Focused Coaching Process
- Conducting Focused Coaching Sessions
- Coaching to Enhance Performance
- Tough Coaching
- Essential Communication Skills and Strategies
- Leveraging intrinsic motivation
- Building Commitment to Organizational Vision and Values
This highly participative program includes presentations,
discussions, large and small group activities. Participants will
complete a self-assessment of their coaching effectiveness and
develop an action plan for the implementation. It can be fully
customized to reflect your specific objectives and it can be
presented in one day, or two day sessions.
Please contact us for more details.
1: Key Supervisory Principles and Practices
2: Adaptive Leadership and Influence
3: Essential Communication Skills
4: Problem-solving and Decision-making
5: Getting the most out of meetings
6: Appraising Performance
7: Dealing Effectively with Performance Problems
8: Building a Team
9: Delegating for Productivity and Development
10: Coaching for Performance
This program is offered in generic and fully customized formats. Please contact us for more
details.
is our design capability. If your need is the design of a
technical or non-technical training program, we can help. Using
our ISD (Instructional Systems Design) process, developed through
20 years of extensive research, we have designed over 500 unique
training programs, manuals and workshops.
This process has been used to develop learning materials in
subjects ranging from the design and use of flight simulators to
the construction of cellular sites, from the manufacture and
bottling of beverages to self-study programs which accredit
individuals to sell complex investment products.
We have also designed unique workshops in leadership, team
development, service quality, management and supervisory
development, sales leadership and a broad range of topics which
are typically included in programs of this nature.
We are experts in training design. While for many projects we can
call upon our own subject matter expertise, our preference is to
engage the expertise of experts within your own organization to
gather the information essential to the successful design of the
training. Our goal is to ensure that the training is technically
accurate, relevant, and gets results.
Market
Market profile
Alliances:
- Sales/Marketing
Industry sector market interests:
- Consumer Products
- Information Technology and Telecommunications
- Manufacturing
- Service Industry
- Tourism
- Wholesale/Retail
- Aerospace
- Automotive


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Champions League 100 club: Frank Lampard...
A European champion with Chelsea in 2012, Frank Lampard is the latest UEFA Champions League centurion in the spotlight.
Appearances
Total: 105Chelsea: 102
Manchester City: 3
Goals
Chelsea: 23
Best performance: winner (Chelsea, 2012)
If you don't remember him ...
When Lampard finally left Stamford Bridge in 2014, he departed as Chelsea's all-time record scorer with 211 goals – an incredible feat for a midfielder, but a deserved haul for a player who combined hard work, stamina and vision. Those qualities shone through countless times in his favourite route to goal: the late run into the area. "He's got that knack," said his uncle and former boss at West Ham, Harry Redknapp. "Every time the ball comes in the box, he'll be there running in."
Lampard's tireless running and superb reading of the game also made him a great foil for any forward, and he racked up over 100 assists in the Premier League – many of those finished off by Didier Drogba. "Frank is the best midfield player I played with, the most intelligent and efficient," said Drogba, with Lampard now applying his intelligence and winning mentality to the manager's job at Derby County.
How he made it to 100 appearances
The son of ex-West Ham defender Frank Lampard Sr, the talented midfielder started out at his father's old club before beginning a glittering 13-year spell with Chelsea in 2001. He made his UEFA Champions League debut in 2003/04, scoring four goals as the Blues got to the semis, and featured in the competition every season during his stay – clinching the title in 2011/12 and reaching his century against Paris Saint-Germain in the 2013/14 quarter-finals.
His best moments
Wearing the captain's armband as Chelsea beat Bayern 5-4 on penalties after a 1-1 draw to win the 2012 UEFA Champions League final in Munich. Lampard netted in the shoot-out as the Londoners lifted the trophy for the first time at the home of their opponents.
Captain again as Chelsea captured the UEFA Europa League title the very next season following a 2-1 victory over Benfica in Amsterdam. Lampard helped his side into the showpiece with a trio of assists against Basel in the semi-finals.
Scoring twice against Aston Villa on 11 May 2013 to first catch Bobby Tambling as Chelsea's all-time leading goalscorer and then send himself clear in the club history books. His landmark second came after a trademark late surge into the area.
What others said about him
"A magnificent example of English leadership – when I see him on the field, it makes me happy."Carlo Ancelotti, former Chelsea manager "He was a great professional and a great example to follow. Arriving in England, I remember Didier Drogba telling me: 'Just watch Lampard, because you have to learn.' He had a hunger to score goals and to make the difference, and I've seen him score the winning goal so many times." Florent Malouda, former Chelsea team-mate
"One of my best players ever, one of my best professionals ever; a Chelsea legend and a legend in the Premier League." José Mourinho, former Chelsea manager


DHCP
Experimental support for the DHCP protocol was added in Release 2.0.4. It is off by default, and requires some changes to the source tree.
First, configure the server with DHCP: $ ./configure --with-dhcp.
Second, edit share/dictionary, and un-comment the line containing $INCLUDE dictionary.dhcp.
Finally, perform the normal make and make install process.
An example of a DHCP configuration is in raddb/sites-available/dhcp. It should be edited for your local configuration.
Please Contribute
Support for the DHCP protocol is experimental. The code works for statically configured responses, and is interoperable with all clients that we have tested. At this time, it supports Option 82, but not much else of the DHCP protocol. We are looking for beta testers to assist with:
- Additional testing.
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- Sample SQL queries.
- Scripts to configure "leases" file to SQL.
- Patches to add more functionality.
Any assistance is useful. Please send email feedback to the freeradius-users list.


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