The democratization of financial services did not only touch the consumer side but opened a spectrum of opportunities for entrepreneurs to launch and sustain online banking businesses with little to no IT resources involved. Banking software companies played a critical role in both enhancing existing infrastructures, and almost removing barriers for entering the business at a reduced time and low development costs. Here are some examples of banking software providers that are powering online banking solutions:
Apex Banking System is a comprehensive solution for the integral processing of all operations in a financial organization (core banking solutions). In addition to providing functional support for each one of the products and services offered by a financial institution, Apex Banking System includes an accounting system that complies with all accounting and compliance reporting standards.
Capital Banking Solutions is a provider of end-to-end, integrated banking software for businesses across Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and the Americas. The company offers a suite of integrated and modular products for retail, corporate and private banks as well as financial institutions. In 2010, Capital Banking Solutions merged with AdTek Information Systems, Inc. and IntellEval to form a global organization that offers clients integrated software products and customized software solutions tailored to the needs of the financial services industry. The merger has enabled Capital Banking Solutions to extend its reach to the US and Latin America as well as address the issues of financial security.
Dais Software is a software development company that focuses on solutions for electronic channels for the banking and finance industry (Internet banking, mobile banking, EBPP, call center, etc.). The company has been recognized as a leader in its primary line of business, being the vendor of choice for online banking solutions for top banks operating in Central and Eastern Europe. The product portfolio of the company includes also frameworks for Web content management, security, messaging and system interoperability.
Ebanq is a user-friendly online banking software app. It is a turn-key solution for small- and medium-sized banks, savings & loans, credit unions, trust companies, and anyone else managing client funds. It is also the only mobile-ready, “out-of-the-box” solution in its market segment.
Finacle is a core banking product developed by Indian corporation Infosys that provides universal banking functionality to banks. In August 2015, Finacle became part of EdgeVerve Systems Limited. Finacle is used by banks across 84 countries that serve over 450 million customers. Finacle’s banking software solutions and services help global banks operationalize core banking transformation by providing a holistic and integrated approach.
The Fisa-System is a modular integrated banking system for retail, commercial, international and offshore financial institutions. Thanks to its flexible and parametric architecture, it offers an integrated core banking solution that automates the business and allows the rapid creation of banking products, reducing operating costs and increasing profitability.
iCBS is a centralized core platform for universal banking solutions aimed at retail banking, Islamic banking, internet banking, mobile banking, and branchless banking. It is the core platform for Commercial Bank, Central Regulator Bank, Rural, and Agricultural Bank.
Its core banking features include:
Browser-based clients
Alerts & electronic distribution
Multi-currency
Cash maintenance (unit-wise)
Globalization: Language and calendar compatibility
Sweep account facility
KYC (know your customer) standard
Service branch clearing (Indian content)
Bulk account opening (through excel sheet) & account open form printing
Calculation methods highly parameterize
Bank credit line/customer credit line/customer security line
Menu rights
Online NPA (non-performing assets)
Maker & checker concept
Bank profile/branch profile
Anti-money laundering reports (AML)
Established in 2005, IDEALINVENT has been providing innovative solutions for financial institutions over the past 10 years. IDEALINVENT is a technology products and solutions company with a focus on the consumer financial services sector. The company offers B-SaaS (banking software-as-a-service), which leverages the company’s suite of financial technology products. IDEALINVENT targets digitally focused financial service providers. These providers include innovative retail banking institutions, marketplace lending platforms, payment institutions, card providers, and alternative financial service providers.
The company’s product ConnectCore is a suite of three components: service delivery, transaction processing, and data management. ConnectCore – Core bank, which handles transaction processing, is based on true SOA architecture that enables simple implementation, integration, and operation; achieving the objective of “simplifying banking solutions” that the product was founded on. ConnectCore – Channels & Mobility is a truly integrated, customer-centric, service delivery platform for the bank of the future. ConnectCore – PaymentGrid is a payments hub for payments value chain.
Mambu is a cloud platform which lets companies rapidly build, integrate, launch, and service any lending portfolio into any market. SME lenders, FinTechs, and banks can use Mambu as the engine of their digital-first banking service.
Mambu offers a suite of the following platforms:
Loan management
Transactional accounts
Customer management
Document management
Operational workflows
Process controls
Tasks and auditing
Developer tools
Megasol’s CornicheNet Online Banking, its online banking component, offers a rich environment which allows a client to self-manage both profile and accounts, including the creation of sub-users with specified rights. Clients may move funds, make investments, schedule and make payments. They may examine portfolio and statement information, sign multi-signatory transactions, may exchange messages securely and access both news and FAQs. The application can be managed by settings in the back-office and may be customized to manage client activities in line with business, legal and financial policies.
NYMBUS is transforming the way traditional banks and credit unions support and interact with their customers offering a modern, holistic SaaS-based platform that includes core banking functionality, an impressive suite of applications and the hardware and network infrastructure to power it all. NYMBUS integrates with all third-party software within a bank, creating one holistic system, automating workflows and providing one single data set.
NLS offers a full spectrum of consulting and custom software development services for banks and financial companies, amongst other companies. The company’s extensive experience that spans multiple platforms, operating systems and diverse institutions has empowered it with a substantial base of in-depth knowledge and proven expertise to deliver cutting-edge, robust, scalable and competitive software solutions.
NLS provides services on design and development of standalone software solutions and support solutions linking into existing enterprise systems and seamlessly exchanging data with desktop or Web-based systems and external hardware (instrumentation, communications, and measurement systems) as well as handheld application enhancements, migration and porting.
Profile Software is an international solutions provider for the banking and investment management industry. The company has a presence in 25 countries and offices in key financial centers.
One of Profile’s products, Core Banking software, incorporates the entire spectrum of banking operations on one single platform, front-to-back, making it a complete core banking management software package. The solution ensures high levels of automation, risk-free deployment, full STP workflow coverage, ease of use, low-cost operation and full cross-bank account management.
Key features include:
Counterparty-centric architecture
Powerful KYC-related mechanisms for proactive risk control
360° customer view for successful relationship monitoring and management
Flexible product factory allowing extensive customization to meet centrally set bank policies
Personalization tools for all facilities for customers
Horizontally and vertically scalable; deployment expands along with the bank’s needs
International product: regulatory independence through high levels of parameterization
Easily defined workflows to support STP or company-based flows for front-to-back office operations
The Core Banking system utilizes a highly modular component-based architecture that allows its modules to be implemented either as stand-alone vertical solutions or to be gradually deployed, maximizing the bank’s return-on-investment.
Rubikon is Neptune’s flagship platform designed to deliver an industry-specific, business-oriented and collaborative framework for banks and financial institutions of all sizes. Its modern open technology facilitates rapid incremental deployment; either as a complete universal banking system or as a series of modular applications/services to cater to the specific needs of a business.
Software Development Kit (SDK.finance) is the back-end software for the quickest technological start of any FinTech products. The company has a mission to aid FinTech entrepreneurs to focus on clients while SDK.finance takes care of the technology.
Sopra Banking Software is a banking software vendor-integrator, and a major digital player. One of the services offered by the company is direct banking on SAAS, which includes:
Full functional coverage (deposits, payments, securities, cash flow; credit functions studied on request) including customer interfaces
A scalable solution that adapts to suite business size and growth
A robust and secure environment with customization options
Sopra Steria Group’s infrastructure management and cybersecurity experience
Sopra Banking Platform can provide in-depth, end-to-end coverage for clients’ entire financial business or can meet needs of certain business segments on a modular basis. Any type of installation is possible: a new, end-to-end core banking system or a replacement of a legacy system, an expansion of an existing core banking solution, or a step-by-step approach with selected component implementation.
Due to the platform’s service-oriented architecture (SOA), banking components remain compatible with existing third-party solutions as well as all other software that can provide them with or draw data from them. Sopra designed the platform with scalability in mind and handles high volumes fast and efficiently. It is at home in any current hardware and software environment.
STRANDS develops innovative software solutions that enable banks and retailers to offer personalized customer experiences and create new revenue streams through digital channels. The Strands Finance Suite includes white-label software solutions such as PFM, business financial management (BFM) and card-linked offers (CLO), among others. In 2008, Strands revolutionized online banking by deploying the first PFM in Europe. The company has many notable clients, among which are Barclays, Deutsche Bank, BBVA, BNP Paribas, Bank of Montreal (BMO), Carrefour and Panasonic.
Temenos Group AG, headquartered in Geneva, is a market-leading software provider that partners with banks and other financial institutions to transform their businesses and stay ahead of a changing marketplace. Temenos’ customers significantly outperform their peers.
Over the period of 2008–2014, Temenos clients enjoyed a 31% higher return on assets on average, a 36% higher return on equity and an 8.6 percentage point lower cost to income than financial institutions running legacy software. Over 2,000 firms across the globe, including 38 of the top 50 banks, rely on Temenos to process the daily transactions of more than 500 million banking customers.
Corillian Online (Licensed) from Fiserv provides banks and credit unions with a new generation of online banking solutions – a seamless experience that deeply integrates online banking, payments and personal financial management (PFM) tools into the same interface.
Features of the Corillian Online include:
Optimally integrated and surfaced payments and money movement: Provides seamless bill payment and money movement capabilities to pay any bill or anyone.
Targeted Marketing: Campaign Manager increases your ability to offer value-added services that are specifically tailored to each person’s financial needs.
Flexible branding and configuration: The configuration module empowers your administrators to customize visual and operational features.
Personal financial management integration: Increase engagement and loyalty with users, give insight into externally-held accounts and extend your ability to cross-sell products with AllData® PFM.
Real-time alerts: Provides alerts for balance and transaction thresholds, successful or unsuccessful payments, and payment due information.
Integrated self-service: Allows users to self-manage comprehensive account settings and self-serve account management needs.
Coriunder is a Backend-as-a-Service provider aiming to bridge the gap between early-stage startups and the banking industry. The company’s vision is to save companies the time and effort needed for building the “same” core functionality and provide all the tools in one back end. The startup will connect their functionality as a module on the Coriunder back end and will control all the customer relationship in the Coriunder back end. The backend system acts as a gateway to the payment providers already integrated into the platform and allows the startups to shift the transaction to where it needs to go. Coriunder is a PCI level 1 certified system.
Their offering includes:
Advanced user management: From onboarding and KYC to relationships management between the users.
Sellers management and ecommerce: Providing transactions management, “payment optimization” and inventory management that enables the seller to set up their own online shop.
Affiliation and loyalty programs: Powering close loop payments and tracking for affiliation programs that tracks and settle all payments to the affiliates or program managers.
Billing management: Manage the recurring transactions and settlement cycles of all types of accounts managed by the system.
Finacus Solutions is a Mumbai-based software product development firm focused on developing affordable solutions aimed at the SME and co-operative banking sector. Finacus products include solutions for the banking, insurance, and financial service sectors:
FinCORE: Core Banking System
FinMOBICONNECT: Mobile Payment Transaction Switch
FinCONNECT: Financial Transaction Switch
FinAMLOR: Anti Money Laundering Solution
FinLUNA: Loan Originating System
FinLEGAL: Legal Recovery Solution
FinINET: Internet Banking Suite
FinALERT: SMS Banking Solution
FinCORE offers several fully integrated modules for ready utilization on a bank-specific basis. It is a comprehensive end-to-end core banking solution that assists in a wide range of banking operations, is highly scalable and is capable of handling large volumes of transactions.
FinCORE is a highly flexible solution for retail and corporate banking institutions and can easily integrate with third-party products for functionality. Each application module in the core banking solution has a set of application-specific parameters that can be easily modified and personalized for the development of new products.
Finacus also extends the core banking system capabilities by providing interfaces to domestic financial systems like NACH, CIBIL, CTS, DBTL, etc.
Leveris offers a full suite of modular, fully integrated services and applications for personal and business customers. The company delivers full-stack, standalone, core bank and lending platforms for traditional banks, challenger banks and consumer brands.

It is a fully integrated, back-end, middleware and front-end services and applications platform built using open standard formats, APIs and protocols. Leveris’ standalone core banking solution has minimal contact with any legacy technology. The company has built its banking platform specifically for the cloud using modern architecture, open-source components and protocols.
Leveris’ modular and extensible platform runs on micro-services and open APIs meaning its clients can implement only the services they want, while also building profitable partnerships with market innovators.
InfrasoftTech is a FinTech digital solution provider with over 470 clients across 36 countries including over 350 banks for their core banking & payments solutions of which 200 are on a cloud model, and over 160 banks use RegTech solutions. InfrasoftTech has launched several digital solutions for FinTech-age banking including mobility solutions, bots, contactless payments, AI-based anti-fraud solutions and big data analytics.
InfrasoftTech’s OMNIEnterpriseTM Core Banking is an integrated solution covering the entire assets and liabilities business of banks, well-supported by framework of customer management, product setup, workflow automation, reporting and analytics. The solution effectively supports the entire business operations of a bank – from the front office through operational workflow, the back-office and accounting. As such diverse stakeholders interact and benefit from the solution – tellers, branch officers, loan officers, clerks, managers, business heads, back-office operators, auditors and CXO team of a bank.
The solution is pre-integrated with variety of external systems in banking environment such as payment and settlement systems, customer relationship management, credit bureaus, document management, etc.
With OMNIEnterprise, banks can offer variety of financial products such as savings, deposits, term loans, working finance, project finance, bill discounting, LCs, BGs, etc. The solution is available for multiple service channels such as branch, ATM, Internet, mobile, kiosk and agent networks. An integrated GL & Accounting module updates and maintains balances allowing the bank to monitor its financial metrics in real time.
The reporting engine comes with pre-packaged MIS and Regulatory reports and lends flexibility to the bank to design and publish its own reports. The analytics engine provides control, and capability to a bank to identify trends, evaluate performance for products, people and business units, to identify risk triggers and to carry out predictive analysis.
Please note that the list is not comprehensive – there are many more interesting examples of online banking software providers. If you wish to be included in further reviews as a notable example, reach us at follow@letstalkpayments.com.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: 2013 Cubs Caravan Coming to Peoria on January 16th author: display_name: Corey Fineran login: Corey email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: Corey author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 8067 wordpress_url: http://ivyenvy.com/?p=8067 date: '2013-01-04 10:00:28 +0000' date_gmt: '2013-01-04 16:00:28 +0000' categories: - Minor Leagues - The Cubs tags: - Peoria Chiefs - Peoria - Dave Otto - Cubs Caravan - 2013 Cubs Caravan - Cubs Caravan Peoria comments: - id: 5587 author: Ivy EnvyCubs Caravan in Peoria to Include Ernie Banks - Ivy Envy author_email: '' author_url: http://ivyenvy.com/cubs-caravan-in-peoria-to-include-ernie-banks/ date: '2013-01-12 10:14:36 +0000' date_gmt: '2013-01-12 16:14:36 +0000' content: "[...] week, I wrote a post on the Cubs Caravan event in Peoria on Wednesday, January 16th. More details are emerging on who [...]" ---
When the Chicago Cubs decided to end their affiliation with the Peoria Chiefs, many in Central Illinois wondered if this meant the end of the Cubs Caravan making it's way down every January. For whatever reason, a lot of fans in the area took it as the Cubs writing off Central Illinois and handing it over to the Cardinals, who became the parent ball club for the Peoria Chiefs.
On Wednesday January 16th, Cubs Caravan will roll into Peoria as part of it's 2-day tour around parts of Illinois and Northwest Indiana. If you have never attended a Cubs Caravan event, it is a nice event to start preparing for the upcoming season. The caravan typically has 10-12 current and former players and coaches, as well as other individuals associated with the Cubs.
I went last year and enjoyed myself quite a bit. There is a time for autographs at the beginning of the event. I believe everyone was guaranteed the opportunity to meet and get the autographs of at least two players and coaches. After that, the emcee (last year it was Dave Otto) asks the panel some questions. Then, they turn the mics over to the audience for questions.
Last year, I had the opportunity to speak with a few of the players, including a short interview with Matt Sczcur, who was the #4 ranked prospect in the Cubs organization at the time. You can listen to that interview here - Ivy Envy Podcast Episode 4.06 - Matt Szczur interview.
I am not sure how the 2013 will differ from years past because I don't believe the Peoria Chiefs will be part of the Cubs Caravan event. I know they orchestrated a lot of the day. They were also able to keep the audience Q&A session under control and if they aren't there to do that, that portion of the evening could be awful/incredible. Imagine Cubs fans of all ages handed a microphone in what they believe is their moment to share ideas and opinions on the organization.
Cubs Caravan is a great event for kids. They will have the opportunity to talk to and take pictures with the players. The cost is only $15 and that includes the usual ballpark food.
Tickets for this Cubs Caravan stop are available for purchase in the Peoria area at:
- Brunks Sports Center in Washington
- Morton Community Bank
- The Big "R" in Pekin
- Bartonville Bank
- Picket Fence Floral in Chillicothe
- The Sports Corner in Peoria Heights
- Exposition Gardens
- The Peoria Chiefs
If you don't live in the Peoria area, but would like to attend this event, you can buy tickets through the mail. Send a self-addressed, stamped envelope and your check, made out to Cub Boosters to:
Ray Picl
720 E. Glen Ave.
Peoria Heights, IL 61616.
Ticket sales will end Saturday, January 12. No tickets are being sold at the door. The event is being held at Expo Gardens. Expo Gardens is located at 1601 West Northmoor Road in Peoria, IL.
When the Cubs publicize who will be on the caravan this year, we will post it here at IvyEnvy.com and on Twitter and Facebook.


The Dream Lending Library (DLL) provides textbook assistance to undocumented students on a first come first serve basis. Students may request up to 3 books per semester to help offset their financial expenses.
The Process
The DLL is administered by an USP counselor who can check Quincy or MyFinAid to verify student's DREAM status. The application period is open 1 week before the start of the semester and closes at week 2 of semester. The application is a google form under the
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>account. It is sent to all students on email list.
Students request which books they need (up to 3) and if we have them in stock, they are lent to students. If we do not have any of the 3 requested books, students get issued a credit at the Bookstore to purchase books ($100 max). After semester is over, students must return all materials purchased with funds or books that were lent to student. Students who do not return textbooks or misuse funds (i.e. rent books instead of purchase) are not allowed to participate for the following semester.
At end of semester, students are emailed as a reminder to return books. Books are then added or checked in to the Current Book List and a DLL label is put inside of the book.
Account Information
Email Account:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Password: Mengso10
*Drive on this account has all previous forms, responses, approval lists, current book list, etc.


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I like to think of my career as one big learning experience that continuosly grows with each project and collaboration. With a dedication to functionality and curiosity for what's ahead of curve, I keep my project practical, relevant and creative. Have a look at my past project, and feel free to reach out with any question.
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For the fig-swirl: Melt butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add brown sugar and stir to dissolve, half all of the figs and toss in the saucepan with water and lemon juice. Cook over medium heat, stirring frequently, until you have a chunky-jammy mixture. Add salt with one or two stirs set aside and let cool completely.
Ice cream: In a small pot over medium heat, combine milk, and granulated sugar until sugar is completely dissolved and the milk is just barely luke warm. Whisk in the egg yolks. Set mixture in the fridge and wait until the fig mixture is cooled.
Using an icecream machine, pour liquids into the frozen basin and process according to manufacturer instructions, i.e., let spin and thicken for 20 minutes before adding marscapone, fig jam mixture, and the nuts. Continue to process for +/- 10 minutes. Pour semi-frozen mixture into a pyrex dish or glass tupperware. Freeze for at least two hours before serving.


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With this phone, you can give your CHV access to information from your AMPATH medical records, including information collected on paper at AMPATH clinics such as Mosoriot Health Centre and Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. We believe that this information may help your CHV provide services to you. It is your decision whether or not you wish to provide your CHV with your personal health information. If you do not provide this information to your CHV, there will be no repercussions to you. You may cancel your CHV from accessing your information at any time. Your CHV has signed a confidentiality agreement to keep your information safe and private. Your CHV is not allowed to share or discuss any of your personal health information with anyone besides you. If you would like to grant your CHV access to your information, please sign your name on the next page. If you have any questions, or if you ever want to stop your CHV from accessing your information, you may contact your CHV, Community Health Extension Worker, or call the AMPATH phone manager directly at any time:<PHONE_NUMBER> |
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Alan Cooper's 14-year old son rapping about his Dad.
Marty Cooper [marty @ cooper.name] Stolen on 7/13/2003 from Alan's USB hard drive when he mistakenly put it into my computer


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The application menu contains items that are specific to each individual application. From this menu you can pause, stop, remove or restart an application in the current project without affecting the other applications in your project.
Copy selected item – copies whatever is currently selected to the clipboard.
Pause Application – Pauses the application from continuing, this allows you to set faults, tests, etc. at a precise moment.
Stop – Halts the application or process completely. You can restart the application using the Restart feature.
Restart – Restarts a previously stopped application. When an application is restarted all tests, faults, etc. are carried over to the new process. If you have set any faults or test in per-thread mode these faults and tests will be changed to per-process mode, since Holodeck can not map threads across a process change.
Remove – Removes the currently selected process from the project.
Attach Debugger and Log Exceptions – Holodeck defaults to log all exceptions your application creates, you can attach a debugger by double clicking on an exception from the exceptions pane. Toggle this functionality here.
Log First Chance Exceptions – Holodeck does not log first chance exceptions by default, however if you would like to see these exceptions you can configure to catch and log every exception that your application creates.
Child Process Inherits Settings – If your application spawns a child process, it will automatically inherit the same tests and faults that the parent process had set.
Create a new Schedule Test – Scheduled tests are specific to an individual API function.
Create a new Resource Fault – Resource faults are specific to an individual resource such as a library, process, registry key, or file.
Create a new Fault – Faults are an out of the box testing solutions to help simulate faults common to software and hardware.
Create a new Network Corruption Fault – Holodeck can corrupt network packets being sent or received, through the use of random, find and replace, or regular expression corruption.
Create a new File Corruption Fault – Holodeck can help test file parsing by corrupting individual files.


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Rapper YG brings Stormy Daniels onstage to sing 'F--- Donald Trump'
by Jessica NapoliRapper YG invited Stormy Daniels onstage to perform with him at a Los Angeles music festival over the weekend.
The Compton native, whose real name is Keenon Jackson, called for the adult film star to join him at the Camp Gnaw Flog Carnival held at Dodger Stadium to perform his 2016 hit presidential protest song "FDT" -- which stands for "F--k Donald Trump."
YG handed the mic to Daniels, whose real name is Stephanie Clifford, and asked about the alleged affair she had with Trump in 2006.
RAPPER YG CALLS AMERICAN AIRLINES 'RACIST' AFTER BEING KICKED OFF FLIGHT
“My name is Stormy f--king Daniels and I am the reason that Donald Trump is f--ked,” she told the crowd as they cheered.
When YG asked about their reported encounter, Daniels responded: “I wouldn’t really call it f--king — no, I just laid there.”
Trump has denied the allegations. His personal lawyer at the time, Michael Cohen, pled guilty last year to paying Daniels $130,000 in hush money during the 2016 election to allegedly keep her quiet about the incident.
When YG dropped the anti-Trump song, which features the late Nipsey Hussle, in 2016 it caused such an uproar that the Secret Service reportedly got in touch with him.
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Component Parts¶
Wood Panel¶
First we’ll need something to use the biscuits on, so we’ll just create a wooden panel with one edge at an angle.
from math import radians, tan, cos
import cadquery
import cqparts
from cqparts.params import *
from cqparts.constraint import Mate
from cqparts.utils import CoordSystem
from cqparts.display import display, render_props
class Panel(cqparts.Part):
# dimensions
height = PositiveFloat(50, doc="panel height (along join)")
depth = PositiveFloat(50, doc="panel depth (from join to opposite side)")
width = PositiveFloat(10, doc="thickness of panel")
join_angle = FloatRange(0, 89, 45, doc="angle of join (unit: degrees)")
_render = render_props(template='wood', alpha=0.5)
def make(self):
points = [
(0, 0),
(self.depth, 0),
(self.depth, self.width),
(self.width * tan(radians(self.join_angle)), self.width),
]
return cadquery.Workplane('XZ', origin=(0, self.height / 2, 0)) \
.moveTo(*points[0]).polyline(points[1:]).close() \
.extrude(self.height)
def get_mate_join(self, ratio=0.5):
# Return a mate that's somewhere along the join surface.
return Mate(self, (
CoordSystem().rotated(
(0, -(90 - self.join_angle), 0)
) + CoordSystem(
origin=(
(self.width / cos(radians(self.join_angle))) / 2,
(-self.height / 2) + (self.height * ratio),
0
),
)
))
@property
def mate_join(self):
# default is half way along join
return self.get_mate_join(ratio=0.5)
@property
def mate_join_reverse(self):
# reversed join rotated around X-axis 180 deg
return self.mate_join + CoordSystem().rotated((180, 0, 0))
So to illustrate what we’ve just made:
panel = Panel()
display(panel)
Biscuit¶
And of course the biscuit:
class Biscuit(cqparts.Part):
# Biscuit Dimensions
width = PositiveFloat(30, doc="twice penetration depth")
length = PositiveFloat(None, doc="length tip to tip")
thickness = PositiveFloat(5, doc="material thickness")
_render = render_props(template='wood_dark')
def initialize_parameters(self):
super(Biscuit, self).initialize_parameters()
# set default length as a ratio of width
if self.length is None:
self.length = (5. / 3) * self.width
def make(self):
# We'll just use the simplified model for this example
return self.make_simple()
# It could be rounded at the ends, and the sides chamfered, but
# for this example we'll just keep it simple.
def make_simple(self):
# Biscuit shaped like a eye, 2 arcs from end to end (length)
# Create left & right side, union them together
biscuit = cadquery.Workplane('XY')
for i in [1, -1]:
biscuit = biscuit.union(
cadquery.Workplane('XY', origin=(0, 0, -self.thickness / 2)) \
.moveTo(self.length / 2, 0) \
.threePointArc(
(0, i * self.width / 2),
(-self.length / 2, 0)
).close().extrude(self.thickness)
)
return biscuit
def make_cutter(self):
# the cutaway material is the same shape as the biscuit itself
# (the simplified model)
return self.make_simple()
So to illustrate what we’ve just made:
biscuit = Biscuit()
display(biscuit)


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Since string is used extensively, C++ provides a built-in string data type. Just like int, float or other data types, we can use string data type also. It simply makes using strings easier.
Same as cin and cout, string is also defined in the std namespace. To use strings in this way, we need to include the
#include <string>
We declare variables of type std::string as follows.
std::string name;
Here name is a string variable just like we have int variables, float variables or variables of other data types.
We assign value to a string variable just as we assign value to a variable of any other data type as follows.
name = "Hall";
We can also assign value to a string variable at the time of declaring it.
std::string name("Hall");
A string variable is just like any other variable.
Now let's see an example to print a string.
#include <iostream>
int main(){
std::string name;
name = "Hall";
std::cout << name << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Input a string
We already know how to input a string using a character array. Now, let's input a string using string variable.
We simply use cin to input a string as we used to do using character array.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
string name;
cin >> name;
cout << name << endl;
return 0;
}
Hall
Now let's try giving a multi-word input.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
string name;
cin >> name;
cout << name << endl;
return 0;
}
Hall
As in the above example, cin takes characters only up to the first whitespace. Thus the string variable name just stored the value Hall.
Taking multi-word input using std::getline
To take a multi-word string input, we use std::getline function. Let's see an example taking a multi-word input.
#include <iostream>
int main(){
std::string name;
std::getline(std::cin, name);
std::cout << name << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Hall Doe
std::getline(std::cin, name); - This is the syntax for using the getline() function. getline() function is also defined in the std namespace and thus we write it as std::getline.
getline() function takes two parameters. The first one is std::cin and the second one is the name of our string variable.
Let's append two strings
We can concatenate strings ( join strings ) using + operator and append one string to another using += operator.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
int main(){
string st1("Hello");
string st2("World");
cout << st1 + st2 << endl;
st1 += "cpp";
cout << st1 << endl;
return 0;
}
Hellocpp
In the above example, the string variables s1 and s2 stores the values "Hello" and "World" respectively.
cout << st1 + st2 << endl; - This is the same as writing cout << st1 << st2 << endl; which prints one string after the other.
st1 += "cpp"; - We added the string "cpp" to the value of the string variable st1 thus making its value "Hellocpp".
Member Functions
There are various member functions of std::string ( pre-defined functions which are defined in std::string ) like length(), size(), resize(), reserve(). Let's look at some of these.
length()
length() function is used to find the length of a string. This is a pre-defined function which belongs to std::string. Let's see an example for the same.
#include <iostream>
int main(){
std::string name;
name = "I have 4 chocolates";
std::cout << name.length() << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Thus length() function returned the length of the string 'name' including whitespace characters.
empty
empty() function returns whether a string is empty or not. It returns 1 if the string length is 0 and 0 if not.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main(){
std::string s1, s2;
s1 = "";
s2 = "Brownie";
std::cout << s1.empty() << std::endl;
std::cout << s2.empty() << std::endl;
return 0;
}
0
Since s1 stored a null string, so s1.empty() returned 1 and since s2 stored the string "Brownie", s2.empty() returned 0
size()
It is also used to return the length of the string. This returns the same value as that by length().
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main(){
std::string name;
name = "I have 4 chocolates";
std::cout << name.size() << std::endl;
return 0;
}
resize()
resize() function resizes our string to a specified length.
Suppose, the specified length is 5. If the specified length (i.e. 5 ) is smaller than the current length ( suppose 7 ), then the string will contain only the first 5 characters. If the specified length ( 5 ) is greater than the current length ( suppose 3 ), then the string will contain 5 characters ( 3 of the original string and two other specified characters ). Let's see an example to understand this.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string s = "I love C";
int size = s.size(); // size of s
s.resize( size+2, '+' ); // resizing s
std::cout << s << std::endl;
return 0;
}
In this example, we first stored the size ( 8 ) of the original value of the string s in a variable size.
s.resize( size+2, '+' ); - This statement resized the string 's' to 'size + 2' i.e. 10 and assigned the character ' + ' to the two extra character places in the resized string.
clear()
This function clears the content of strings.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string s = "I love C";
s.clear();
std::cout << "Value of s is :" << s << std::endl;
return 0;
}
operator[ ]
It returns the character at some specified position in a string. Let's see an example.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string s = "I love C";
std::cout << "Character at fifth position : " << s[5] << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Here, s represents the whole string and s[i] represents a character in a string at the ith position. Note that the position of the first character in a string is 0.
at()
It also returns the character at some specified position in a string.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string s = "I love C";
std::cout << "Character at fifth position : " << s.at(5) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
compare()
compare() function compares the value of a string ( str1 ) with another string ( str2 ).
It returns 0 if both the strings are equal.
It returns a positive value if either str1 > str2 or the first unmatched letter of str1 is greater than that of str2.
It returns a negative value if either str1 < str2 or the first unmatched letter of str1 is less than that of str2.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("have apple");
std::string str2 ("have app");
std::cout << str1.compare(str2) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Here, the length of string 'str1' is 2 more than that of string 'str2'. Therefore, the output is 2. If the values of 'str1' and 'str2' are interchanged, then the output will be -2.
Let's see one more example.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("have gpple");
std::string str2 ("have apple");
std::cout << str1.compare(str2) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
This time, the first unmatched character in 'str1' and 'str2' are 'g' and 'a' respectively. Since the ASCII value of 'g' is greater than that of 'a', we got a positive output. On interchanging the values of the two strings, we will get a negative answer.
find()
find() function finds the position of the first occurrence of a character or string in a string.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("I love C++");
std::cout << str1.find('l') << std::endl;
return 0;
}
In this example, find() returned the position of 'l' in the string str1. Now, let's see an example to find the position of a string in another string.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("I love C++");
std::string str2 ("C++");
std::cout << str1.find(str2) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
substr()
substr() function returns a substring from a string by specifying its position.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("I love C++");
std::cout << str1.substr(3) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
The above example printed all the characters from position 3 till the end of the string str1.
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
int main()
{
std::string str1 ("I love C++");
std::cout << str1.substr(3,5) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
Here, 5 characters starting from position 3 got printed.
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| BODY WEIGHT: | 145 lb |
Another complaint, that still occurs sometimes even now, was blindness. I don't know if anyone else has smoked themselves blind (i admit, on those occasions, I did have quite a bit via a bong about 1 1/2 - 2 grams)... But my friends who had smoked the same amount of the same pot didn't seem to feel it like I felt it. It was so strange, for my eyes (they've assured me) were open, but yet I _could not see_.
Even stranger than that, I have had complete and total hallucinations, like one would on PCP (or so I imagine, Iím not an expert on that drug). Though others also smoked with me, and were just their regular stoned selves. Off of one joint (my dose was approx. 1/2-3/4 gram), I 'transformed' into a wild rabbit. Not that I was hopping around (although, when I was 'transformed' into a goomba from Super Mario Bros., I admit, I did hop), but my mind was suddenly the mind of a rabbit's. I was unable to really think, just act on instinct. This happened when we were about to j-walk across a street... So consequently, when I saw a car coming towards us I froze in the headlights for an instant, then bounded into another lane. Unfortunately, the car was in the other lane, and if it weren't for the person I was with grabbing me, I would jumped straight into the path of an oncoming car...
More recently, after another 1/2-3/4 gram dose, I was sitting in a pool hall and it suddenly became a pond. The green tables made the whole room look green, and the lamps on the ceiling became lily pads. One of my friends transformed into an angel fish, the others into various aquatic life. I, on the other hand, was still human, and slightly confused to find myself in a pond. It was amusing though... I had since realized that hallucinations of the strange sort could occur if I smoked cannabis, so I didn't freak out thinking I couldn't breathe. I don't think that even occurred to me (that I shouldn't be able to breathe), actually. I was just so mesmerized by the various forms of life all moving in this world under the water.
Until this site, I had never heard of anyone reacting the same way. My drugs and behaviour prof speculates that it may be caused by a greater number of THC receptors in my brain than in most. Or that Iím just sensitive to drugs in general (which may also be the case, since I managed to hallucinate accidentally off of 4 gravol). Perhaps a combination of the two. But it doesn't happen that frequently when one considers how often I smoke, so Iím perplexed as to whether it could be related to menstrual cycle in combination with my environmental surroundings as well. Further investigations shall have to be done.
Overall though, my cannabis experiences have mostly been wonderful. Well worth these little adventures. I just make sure I have someone with me now if Iím out of the house, and warn them to watch me around traffic.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| ElasticSearchRequestController |
A modification to the ElasticSearchController specifically designed for making requests to follow
other users.
|
| ElasticSearchRequestController.AddRequestTask | |
| ElasticSearchRequestController.CheckRequestTask |
Check if requests for requester exists orn ot
|
| ElasticSearchRequestController.DeleteRequestTask |
Deletes request if needed.
|
| ElasticSearchRequestController.GetRequestsTask |
Search for requests in DB, and return list of follow requests or null depending on how many follow requests for user
|
| ElasticSearchRequestController.UpdateRequestsTask |
Updates a user in the database.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController |
ElasticSearchUserController contains tasks that communicate and update the database with users
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.AddUserTask |
Add user to ES DB
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.DeleteUserTask |
Deletes a user from the database.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.GetAllUsersTask |
Gets all users in the datebase.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.GetUserTask |
Search for username in DB, and return user, either as null or as the object
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.UpdateUserPictureTask |
Updates a user picture in the database.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.UpdateUserRequestFollowedTask |
Updates a user request in the database.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.UpdateUserRequestTask |
Updates a user request in the database.
|
| ElasticSearchUserController.UpdateUserTask |
Updates a user in the database.
|
| MainController |
The main controller deals with sorting the mood array under the main activity in the primary view.
|
| MapController |
Created by Chris on 2/24/2017.
|
| UserController |
The UserController handles which user is logged in and is able to save and load to and from
the gson files.
|


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SETSHIFT sets the misalignment vectors T1, T2 for elements SETSHIFT(ELEMINDEX, DX, DY) sets the entrance and exit misalignment vectors of one element or a group of elements in the globally defined lattice THERING. DX, DY are displacements of the ELEMENT so the coordinate transformation on the particle at entrance is X -> X-DX Y -> Y-DY The elements to be modified are given by ELEMINDEX Previous stored values are overwritten. See also SETSHIFT
0001 function setshift(ELEMINDEX, DX, DY) 0002 %SETSHIFT sets the misalignment vectors T1, T2 for elements 0003 % 0004 % SETSHIFT(ELEMINDEX, DX, DY) sets the entrance and exit misalignment vectors 0005 % of one element or a group of elements in the globally defined lattice THERING. 0006 % 0007 % DX, DY are displacements of the ELEMENT 0008 % so the coordinate transformation on the particle at entrance is 0009 % X -> X-DX 0010 % Y -> Y-DY 0011 % The elements to be modified are given by ELEMINDEX 0012 % Previous stored values are overwritten. 0013 % 0014 % See also SETSHIFT 0015 0016 global THERING 0017 numelems = length(ELEMINDEX); 0018 0019 if (numelems ~= length(DX)) | (numelems ~= length(DY)) 0020 error('ELEMINDEX, DX, and DY must have the same number of elements'); 0021 end 0022 0023 V = zeros(1,6); 0024 for i = 1:length(ELEMINDEX) 0025 V(1) = -DX(i); 0026 V(3) = -DY(i); 0027 THERING{ELEMINDEX(i)}.T1 = V; 0028 THERING{ELEMINDEX(i)}.T2 = -V; 0029 end 0030 0031


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6.1. Simple StatementsMost statements in C++ end with a semicolon. An expression, such as ival + 5, becomes an expression statement by following it with a semicolon. Expression statements cause the expression to be evaluated. In the case of
ival + 5; // expression statement
evaluating this expression is useless: The result is calculated but not assigned or otherwise used. More commonly, expression statements contain expressions that when evaluated affect the program's state. Examples of such expressions are those that use assignment, increment, input, or output operators. Null StatementsThe simplest form of statement is the empty, or null statement. It takes the following form (a single semicolon):
; // null statement
A null statement is useful where the language requires a statement but the program's logic does not. Such usage is most common when a loop's work can be done within the condition. For example, we might want to read an input stream, ignoring everything we read until we encounter a particular value: // read until we hit end-of-file or find an input equal to sought while (cin >> s && s != sought) ; // null statement The condition reads a value from the standard input and implicitly tests cin to see whether the read was successful. Assuming the read succeeded, the second part of the condition tests whether the value we read is equal to the value in sought. If we found the value we want, then the while loop is exited; otherwise, the condition is tested again, which involves reading another value from cin.
Because a null statement is a statement, it is legal anywhere a statement is expected. For this reason, semicolons that might appear illegal are often nothing more than null statements:
// ok: second semicolon is superfluous null statement
ival = v1 + v2;;
This fragment is composed of two statements: the expression statement and the null statement.
An extra semicolon following the condition in a while or if can drastically alter the programmer's intent: // disaster: extra semicolon: loop body is this null statement while (iter != svec.end()) ; // null statement--while body is empty! ++iter; // increment is not part of the loop This program will loop indefinitely. Contrary to the indentation, the increment is not part of the loop. The loop body is a null statement caused by the extra semicolon following the condition. |


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Write a function
def solution(A)
that, given a zero-indexed array A consisting of N integers, returns the number of distinct values in array A.
Assume that:
- N is an integer within the range [0..100,000];
- each element of array A is an integer within the range [−1,000,000..1,000,000].
For example, given array A consisting of six elements such that:
A[0] = 2 A[1] = 1 A[2] = 1 A[3] = 2 A[4] = 3 A[5] = 1the function should return 3, because there are 3 distinct values appearing in array A, namely 1, 2 and 3.
Complexity:
- expected worst-case time complexity is O(N*log(N));
- expected worst-case space complexity is O(N), beyond input storage (not counting the storage required for input arguments).


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ET DIEU... CR?A LA FEMME (1956) (...AND GOD CREATED WOMAN) (1956) A Film Review Copyright Dragan Antulov 2000
When French film director Roger Vadim died last month, most of the obituaries dealt less with his work and more with the fact that he had been married or had romantic relationship with some of the most beautiful film actresses of his time. Vadim's romantic relationships were intertwined with his professional life, though, and many of those actresses had their careers launched or boosted by appearing in his movies. The best known example is Brigitte Bardot, probably the most famous French movie icon of this century, married for Vadim in the early 1950s. She reached world-wide fame by starring in her husband's 1956 melodrama ...AND GOD CREATED WOMAN, film that pushed the limits of screen erotica in its time.
Brigitte Bardot plays the heroine of the film, Juliette, 18-year old orphan who lives with her foster parents in small French Riviera town of St. Tropez. Juliette is sexually attractive woman, object of desire among entire male population of the town, and being quite aware of it, she takes the kick out of teasing men by dressing and acting provocatively. Nobody is immune to her charms, including wealthy businessman Carradine (played by Curd Juergens), but Juliette is going out with Antoine Tardieu (played by Christian Marquand), eldest son in the family of impoverished local shipbuilders. Antoine and everyone else is going to lose her, though, because her foster parents had enough of scandals and want to send her back to orphanage. When Carradine suggests that she could be saved from such fate by marrying one of the local boys, Antoine's shy younger brother Michel (played by Jean-Louis Trintignant) suddenly volunteers for the job. Because of the bride's slut reputation, everyone in town is ridiculing the marriage, but newlyweds suddenly realise that they love each other. Their idyll ends when Antoine gets back in the town, since Juliette can't resist opportunity to cheat on her husband.
The script by Vadim and Roger Levy is simple, hardly original and more in the class of television soap operas than great cinema classics. Observation of social relationships in small town (the way that people's action are led more by their wallets than by their feelings) are only hinted and not explored enough. Characters are hardly memorable, although they are played by more than capable actors (especially in the case of Curd Juergens and young Jean-Louis Trintignant). Vadim is, however, never impressed with the lack of content in his picture, and he compensates it with packing into visually attractive film. Colours are bright, locations quite charming and the new Cinemascope technique used with great skill. But the biggest attraction of the film is, of course, Brigitte Bardot. She not just looks stunnigly beautiful, she uses all her acting talent to simply ooze raw sexuality from the screen, creating character that seems to be the living embodiment of male sexist ideals - woman who is virgin and slut in the same time. Vadim enhances his wife's seductive abilities by using Cinemascope to show her body in a ways it was never shown in mainstream cinema before. Her first appearance in the film - when she sunbathes in the nude - might seem quite tame, almost kindergarten material for our standards, but it must have been quite shocking for 1950s audience. However, despite being almost half a century old, this cheap melodrama still posseses certain charm that would endure same as the legend of Bardot.
RATING: 7/10 (+++)
Review written on March 21st 2000
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com.centurylink.mdw.workflow.adapter.jms.JmsAdapter
implements an adapter activity that can be used to send JMS messages.
The adapter is intended for both asynchronous messages (sending messages only - using
another event wait activity to receive the responses if they are expected)
and synchronous messages (sending messages and waiting for responses in the same
activity).
The adapter also implements so-called certified messages, which are asynchronous messages but MDW guarantees their delivery. We will cover this in more detail.
tcp://localhost:7001
. More than likely, the value is
deployment specific (different between development, testing and production environment).
So it is typically specified using properties using the MDW binding expressions syntax
#{props['my.jms.url']}
.com.centurylink.mdw.external.event.queue
)
so that the standard listener and external event handler mechanism can be used.
If an application specific JMS queue is needed, the handling of the response messages
will be completely up to the application specific code.{$my_variable_1}
. Besides process variables, the following variable names
have predefined meanings:
| {$ProcessInstanceID} | Has the value of the process instance ID |
| {$MasterRequestID} | Has the value of the master request ID |
| {$ActivityInstanceID} | Has the value of the activity instance ID |
Certified messages relieves the applications from implementing their own retrying logic after failures, thereby simplifies much of the code logic and exception handling, as most of time the developers and AIPs do not even need to worry about whether the messages are actually delivered. There are some rare occasions (e.g. the receiver machine is permanently down, say as a result of hardware failure), so we cover below the internal implementation for managing these type of situations. Understanding the implementation may also help trouble shooting, because message delivery certificates are persisted so you can use that to find out if and when the messages are sent and received.
When a certified message is to be delivered, MDW records the message content in the DOCUMENT table (as with all adapter messages), and also a row in the table EVENT_INSTANCE with the following data
MDWCM-appname-documentid
,
where appname is the application name as configured
in MDW properties, and documentid is the ID of the
document storing the request message.mdw.certified_message.RetryInterval
(unit is second).
The demon buffers all undelivered messages in memory and checks
by default every 60 seconds if there are any messages that need
to be resent, hence the actual redelivery may happen between 300 and 360 seconds.
The 60 seconds check interval can be altered by setting the
property mdw.certified_message.CheckInterval
.
For each delivery try (original or redelivery), the demon times out
by default 15 seconds in waiting for the acknowledgment, and the timeout value
can be altered by setting the property mdw.certified_message.AcknowlegmentTimeout
.
On the receiving side, two MDW queues, external event queue
(com.centurylink.mdw.external.event.queue) has implemented
MDW certified messaging protocol (the latter is for MDW internal usage).
For certified messages, the sender sets the JMS correlation ID to the certified message
ID, which has the special prefix MDWCM-
. The receiver
recognizes certified messages by checking for this prefix, and sends
back a response whose content is just this certified message ID as the
acknowledgment. The receiver also creates an entry in EVENT_INSTANCE table
(note this is on a different database) as the certificate of having received
the message, with the following entries:
When the sender application server is down, the demon at restart will
read in all messages from database that are not delivered yet (CONSUME_DT is null),
and start to manage them again, hence guarantees the messages will not get lost.
To avoid clogging the application server when it is just started, the demon
waits for 300 seconds by default before trying to redeliver messages. You can
override the delay by setting the property
mdw.certified_message.InitialDelay
.
In a clustered environment, every managed server has its own demon, each loads all unsent messages from database at start, but the demon implementation ensures that a message is only processed by one demon. For performance consideration, demon only loads database entries at the start, so new entries inserted by one managed server are not known to demons in other managed servers until they restart. This implies that if one managed server is down for extended time, then messages added during the life time of its last run and failed to deliver will not be retried again until some managed server (does not have to be the downed one) is restarted.
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Bittersweet
It’s the end of my 4th week at TIY and it’s a strange feeling. We’ve gone from variables and arrays on day 1 to creating dynamic pages with Rails in less than 20 class days. With a third of the program now complete, I’m excited about what more I’ll be able to do at the end of the whole program. At the same time, I’m sad to see time passing so quickly. These 4 weeks have been the busiest and yet the most rewarding weeks of my life. It’s a bittersweet feeling. Oh, and I did eventually finish our week 3 lab.
Monday
Memorial day, no class 😢.
Tuesday
Crazy rain caused some ridiculous flooding and freeways were all closed. Needless to say, TIY was closed too 😢.
Wednesday
Yay class! I have been so excited for this week to come. It’s Rails week! But before that, challenge. Nothing too fancy today, just a bit of CSS positioning practice.
Lecture today is on…Rails! Bet you didn’t see that coming! So excite, much knowledge. Jesse did a quick run through of a basic Rails app with static pages.
rails new app_name
rails g controller Pages action1 action2
rails s
He talked us through a simple Texas Cities site. During the walkthrough, he also went over routes, the gemfile, and the asset pipeline. No models yet.
After lunch, we had a review and Jesse ended up doing another talk-through of a superhero static pages app.
Homework is to create a basic Rails app with some pages. I made mine about animals gifs because why not.
Thursday
Today’s challenge is some Ruby class review. The interesting thing about this challenge is the introduction of class Date
to help us get the age of a person. I have to admit that I got a little cocky when I read challenge. Date.today.year - @dob.year
, ezpz right? Nope. Doesn’t pass the test because I forgot to account for whether the birthday has already passed or not for the current year. I was eventually able to come up with this as a solution. I’m pretty sure this solution doesn’t account for leap years and leap birthdays but our 15 minutes were up 😞.
What’s not static? That’s right, dynamic! Today’s lecture is on dynamic pages in Rails. Jesse took our static Texas cities app from yesterday and turned it into an app with dynamic pages. Dynamic pages are way cool. We basically deleted all of our views from the static example and were able to make a single view with changing content. This allows us to generate millions of pages for different products, like Amazon does, with just a handful of views. Dynamic routes are awesome too get '/:post_name' => 'pages#show', as: :post
.
This is day 2 of the week but it is still Thursday so of course we still get a lab 😀. We basically have to take our week 3 lab and turn it into a Rails app with dynamic pages.
Friday
Our guest speaker for the week is Roby Fitzhenry. Roby is a self-made entrepreneur and designer who speaks with passion. He shared his personal story with us and inspired us to follow our passion. One especially interesting moment to me was when someone asked Roby about front end vs back end pay.  If you enjoy it, you’ll keep doing it and eventually you’ll become great at it.
Roby also explained design in a very human way, simply as a narrative. The most important thing is the story that you are telling. I think that as someone who loves banging away at the keyboard to chip away at technical problems, I sometimes forget what the end goal is. That is that I am building products for humans. How I build and design my applications tell a story to my users. How the story is told is just as important as the story itself. rambling.end
So I actually finished the lab this week early and submitted it Thursday evening. Jesse, being the awesome instructor that he is, added nightmare mode Friday morning and made a point to let me know. You have to love it when an instructor adjusts for his students 😀. Since we’re doing Rails now, I’ll start adding both production and code links for Rails apps that I deploy. Week 4 lab: production | code. It’s not really mobile responsive yet but I do plan on adding that in soon.
Closing Thoughts
Rails is awesome. Small things like .parameterize
and .pluralize
really make Rails friendly to use. Ruby and Rails might not be the leanest but the ease of use makes it such a joy to program with. In the end, isn’t that what technology is for? To make life easier? It’s exciting to see how far we’ve come in 4 weeks and I definitely can’t wait to see what we’ll be able to produce by the end of 12 weeks. Next week is database stuff, can’t wait!


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Abstract base class for all benchmark workers. This is a runnable that uses the template pattern in the run method and takes care of common time keeping tasks for the specific (child class) workers.
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2 - calls the prep()
-- subclasses will implement this
3 - waits for the mark signal to start the calls
4 - gets the sys time, and ..
5 - calls the work()
method -- subclasses will implement this
6 - gets the sys time -- this is the time delta for this worker
7 - closes the connection, and signals completion to the benchmarker.
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Well, I wasn't big into drugs, I had smoked pot 4 times and been drunk once. I had read something about nutmeg giving you a high, and my friends were going to ecstasy (I wasn't about to go there), so I drove down to the store and picked up a little bottle of ground nutmeg.  I simply scooped 3 tablespoons into a small glass of water and chugged it as fast as I could, then chased it with a Sobe. Oh man was that some nasty stuff.
Well, about two hours later, I didn't feel anything, and apparently the pills of ecstasy they had taken were nothing at all, so everyone was pretty bummed that their experiments hadn't worked. Little did I know that nutmeg doesn't kick in right away. So they decided to bust out some good ol' weed. I probably smoked about 3 bowls worth.  Right about the time the weed started kicking in, I noticed that it wasn't quite the same. I wasn't sure why, I wasn't very experienced in smoking it, so I just assumed it was good weed.
I started laughing uncontrollably, for minutes at a time, so much that I couldn't breathe. I was literally afraid I would suffocate, but I still couldn't stop laughing. I got up in front of everyone, about half of them I didn't really know, and put on what I thought was a hilarious comedy show. I don't know if they were laughing at or with, but no matter. The details are a little sketchy, but I remember two things about the trip extremely well. I was sitting on the couch, zoning out, when the vertical blinds in the house started to change colors, from red to blue and back again, and were changing places with each other. This went on for about 10 minutes, and I decided I needed to go outside.
I sat on the steps for who knows how long, then crashed in the back seat of my car.  It was a clown holding balloons, with the switch right under his face. I don't know why I saw this, I had completely forgot about something of such little importance long ago. But it captivated me, because I could see it as clear as if it were right in front of me. Right now, look at something sitting next to you. Yes, I could see this light switch cover that I had not seen in 14 years just as well as you can whatever it is you're looking at now. I just stared at it, perplexed, for at least a half hour before crashing again.
I woke up in the morning, fell out of the car, and proceeded to relieve my bladder in the front yard, not realizing what I was doing. That's about the time the bad feeling started hitting.  My heart beat faster and faster, and I thought that I was having a heart attack. It was hard to breathe and I thought that I was going to pass out, possibly never to wake up. I started dry heaving over and over, but the heaving didn't hurt like it does when you're sober. My breathing and heartbeat are what scared me.
My friend drove me home, stopping once for me to relieve my bladder again on the side of a deserted road. I have never urinated so long in my life, not sure why. I went into my house, and took a shower, not sure why I did that, I just did. Then I immediately crashed on in my bed at about 9 am, and didn't wake up until 9 pm that night. I felt pretty much normal after that, except for the memories. And the image of the light switch is still in my head today. Even though I got sick, the experience was well worth it, because the trip blew my mind, I was in complete and total awe. I'm sure the weed had a lot to do with it. Besides, my memory is faint of the morning I was sick, but pretty clear of the night before.
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Jim Beam employees pissing themselves
ABC News | Submitted by: Pee Wee
"The United Food and Commercial Workers local said some of the 100
affected employees have urinated on themselves because they were afraid
to leave the line. Some wear protective undergarments and others have
feigned illnesses to go home and avoid getting violations, said
Jo Anne Kelley, president of the union local."
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Palestinians forbid photographing armed children
Globe and Mail | Submitted by: Crazy Quagga
"The Palestinian journalists union declared yesterday that news photographers
are absolutely forbidden to take pictures of children carrying weapons
or taking part in activities by militant groups, saying that the pictures harm
the Palestinian cause... "We have decided to forbid taking any footage of
armed children, because we consider that as a clear violation of the rights of
children and for negative effects these pictures have on the Palestinian
people." Perhaps they can explain to us how it is the photographer that is
violating the child's "rights" and not the parents.
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Fat kids spark sodapop ban
Guardian | Submitted by: Ann Onymous
"At present, more than half the schools in the US have exclusive deals with
soft drink companies. This week the Los Angeles school district, the second
largest in the country, with a responsibility for 750,000 students, is about
to call a halt. They are poised to ban carbonated soft drink sales at all of
their 677 establishments during school hours. What has motivated the action
is research that indicated that almost half of the children in the poorest
schools in the area are now either obese or overweight." Duh.
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Man screws herd of cows
Sun | Submitted by: Aussie Steve
"Pervert Stan Balderson was seen running from cow to cow wearing only a
T-shirt, tennis shoes and sunglasses... 'What do you do with an 80 something
year old who would do something like this?'" Article with photo of three
cows who clearly wish to remain anonymous.
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Name your baby Turok, win $10K
CNN | Submitted by: The Turd Report
Video game publisher Acclaim Entertainment Inc. said on Tuesday it
will give $10,000 in savings bonds to the first family to have a child
on September 1 and name it "Turok," after Acclaim's new game of the
same name to be released on that day. "People for generations have
been naming their children for sports celebrities, movie star,
musicians," said Acclaim spokesman Allan Lewis. "It's a natural
evolution... people are going to start naming their children for
video games." Righto.
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Microsoft steps towards global domination
The Age | Submitted by: george_lazenby
"Microsoft has unveiled its vision for the future digital media landscape and
it's a world where content creators are king. Version 9 of its Windows Media
technology, codenamed "Corona", to be launched in September as part of the
Windows.NET server, gives media conglomerates complete control over the way
their content is viewed by consumers... The sting is that a content licence
can be revoked at any time by the copyright owner on application to Microsoft,
which will then yank the offending content off the air. The purpose is to stop
wholesale piracy of films, but swaths of cultural history could disappear
forever if the content owner decides it doesn't want its intellectual property
viewed by the public."
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Sky News | Submitted by: Reading
"A new report found average speeds on key London roads were just 2.9mph,
less than walking pace... The paper claimed the driver of its survey vehicle
watched a passenger of a van in front get out to buy a meal from a nearby
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Tooth found in arm
News Corporation | Submitted by: optional
"The cause of Jamie Ainscough's lingering arm injury had doctors baffled,
until an X-ray uncovered a tooth belonging to an opposing player...
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Human body parts found in man's home
WKMG-TV 6 Orlando | Submitted by: Rio
"A Gainesville, Fla., neurologist who worked at the University of Florida
was arrested after police found preserved human body parts in his house.
University police spokesman Joe Sharkey reportedly said that some of the
heads, brains, arms and other body parts in vats were labeled as UF property."
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Louisville Courier-Journal | Submitted by: KY Straight
"More than a century after Mildred and Patty Hill published the tune later
dubbed 'Happy Birthday To You', Mayor Dave Armstrong has disclosed that a
small parking lot just southwest of Main and Ninth streets will be called
'The Happy Birthday Lot'. It's no 'insignificant' honor to name the 17-space
lot in the city's burgeoning West Main cultural district after the Hill
sisters, Armstrong said."
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Ventura County Star | Submitted by: skippy
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daughter's pet guinea pig because he thought it was a camera-equipped
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"Shocked Jean Curtis, 47, claims ex-military cop Ian was clad in a blouse
and rubber stockings as he lay on the sofa with the bird.
She sobbed last night: 'My jaw just dropped.  He was calm as you like and said, 'It's all right,
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St. Joseph News-Press | Submitted by: Amy P
"Perhaps for the first time in Buchanan County, a murder victim was present
for the judgeís sentencing of his murderer. Judy Johnson arranged to bring her
murdered brother, Larry White, to court Tuesday... Her brotherís ashes, housed
in a cherry wood box, rested on Ms. Johnsonís lap as Circuit Judge Patrick
Robb sentenced Pamela Foley White as a 'cold-blooded killer'".
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Mopping up messy deaths
Chicago Sun-Times | Submitted by: Evil Jungle Prince
"Let's just say a 'standard' job will cost from $1,500 to $3,000.
A shotgun suicide, more like $5,000... The smell is 100 times worse
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Court TV | Submitted by: Son of Benway
"Two babyfaced brothers charged with murdering their father recanted their
confession Tuesday and testified against a family friend also on trial for
the killing... "I was in love with Rick," testified Alex, whose voice was so
quiet it was often inaudible. "He let me play video games and stuff.
It was fun living at his house."
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Excuse for wreck: up late counterfeiting
Wire Services | Submitted by: Mike D.
"It wasn't exactly the best excuse he could have given. A Pennsylvania
man told a judge that he dozed off at the wheel and crashed into a school
bus, causing serious injuries, because he'd been up late the night before
making counterfeit checks. He also fessed-up to not having a driver's
license and to doing a little cocaine."
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Beverly Hillbillies to become new reality show
CNN | Submitted by: Dustin Prewitt
"The network will soon begin casting for a weekly half-hour series that will
follow the adventures of a rural, lower-middle class family--yes, there will
be a granny--as they are transplanted from their humble digs to a Beverly
Hills mansion. The project is tentatively titled Real Beverly Hillbillies." Stay tuned for episodes featureing incest, boozing triggerhappy old men, and fiesty old ladies during the May sweeps. Only wish
we were making this up.
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Tanning agent is bonerific
KNBC-TV 4 Los Angeles | Submitted by: Mayhem
"But during clinical trials with young men, there was a surprising side
effect. 'They were coming to us and saying hey doc, something is going on
here. The first male subjects we gave it to all got erections, from that
point on we knew we had a different kind of drug', said Dorr."
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Culinary students in the hood
Boston Globe | Submitted by: meatload
"Police have responded to nearly 200 calls in the past year at the Dover,
N.H. culinary school and dormitory and made 30 to 35 arrests on drug, sexual
assault and other charges. 'It is an open-air drug market like we've never
seen in the city,' Chief William Fenniman said of the dorm where nine
students were arrested Tuesday. The chief wants to sieze the dorm now, based
on a crack house law. 'Why do you need M-14s to arrest kids with weed?'
one student asked."
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Urinal watcher professed his love
Mainichi Daily News | Submitted by: doofus
"A man who made a habit of watching other men as they used a toilet at JR
Sapporo Station has finally been arrested after he grabbed hold of a young
man and professed his love, police said Wednesday."
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Cocaine stashed in fake asscheeks
AZ Central | Submitted by: L. Goodwin
"A woman has become the butt of jokes [dig these wacky CP copywriters] by
airport workers after she was busted trying to smuggle 2.2 kilograms of
cocaine in fake buttocks. She was travelling with a one year old in a stroller
when arrested last Saturday at Pearson International Aiport."
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Like father like son
Atlanta Journal-Constitution | Submitted by: amishwitch
Everyone knows that children learn best by example and that is perhaps
how truck driver Ward Francis Weaver Jr. felt when he taught his own little
boy Ward Weaver III the fine art of disposing of a body using a shovel
and some portland cement.
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The White Power superstore
Tolerance.org | Submitted by: Soylent
"Thanks to Target, the nationwide department-store chain, students across
the country may be heading back to school in hip-looking white supremacist
regalia. The retail giant is selling shorts and baseball caps splashed
with EIGHT EIGHT and 88, white-power code for Heil Hitler, because
H is the eighth letter of the alphabet."
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ts-simple-ast
Object Literal Expressions
Object literal expressions look like the initializer for this variable declaration:
const obj = {
propertyAssignment: 5,
shorthandPropertyAssignment,
...spreadAssignment,
get getAccessor() {
return 5;
},
set setAccessor(value: number) {
// do something
},
method() {
return "some string"
}
};
Properties
Once you have retrieved the object literal expression, get it’s properties via:
const properties = objectLiteralExpression.getProperties();
// or
const property = objectLiteralExpression.getProperty("propertyAssignment");
// or
const spreadAssignment = objectLiteralExpression.getProperty(
p => p.getText() === "...spreadAssignment"
);
// or
const method = objectLiteralExpression.getPropertyOrThrow("method");
Property Assignments
Add a property assignment via the insertPropertyAssignment
, insertPropertyAssignments
, addPropertyAssignment
, or addPropertyAssignments
methods.
const propertyAssignment = objectLiteralExpression.addPropertyAssignment({
name: "propertyAssignment",
initializer: "5"
});
Shorthand Property Assignments
Add a shorthand property assignment via the insertShorthandPropertyAssignment
, insertShorthandPropertyAssignments
,
addShorthandPropertyAssignment
, or addShorthandPropertyAssignments
methods.
const shorthandPropertyAssignment = objectLiteralExpression.addShorthandPropertyAssignment({
name: "shorthandPropertyAssignment"
});
Spread Assignments
Add a spread assignment via the insertSpreadAssignment
, insertSpreadAssignments
, addSpreadAssignment
, or addSpreadAssignments
methods.
const spreadAssignment = objectLiteralExpression.addSpreadAssignment({ expression: "spreadAssignment" });
Accessors
Add get and set accessors via the insertGetAccessor
, insertGetAccessors
, addGetAccessor
, addGetAccessors
, or similarly named methods for set accessors.
const getAccessor = objectLiteralExpression.addGetAccessor({
name: "someNumber",
returnType: "number",
body: "return someNumber;"
});
const setAccessor = objectLiteralExpression.addSetAccessor({
name: "someNumber",
parameters: [{ name: "value", type: "number" }],
body: "someNumber = value;"
});
Methods
Add a method via the insertMethod
, insertMethods
, addMethod
, or addMethods
methods.
const method = objectLiteralExpression.addMethod({
name: "method",
body: `return "some string";`
});