class: center, middle, inverse, title-slide # Week 14 - Digital research methods ### Joshua Rosenberg and Alex Lishinski ### April 22, 2021 --- # Welcome! Welcome to *week 14* - our last class (and week of class)! **Record the meeting** --- # Breakout rooms! Starting with whomever likes classical music the most: - What is one thing you are proud of accomplishing this semester related to using R/this class? - What is an R- or data science-related goal that you have beyond this class? --- ## A recap of last week - The map() functions can help you to read in multiple files - Cases with missing values can still be used --- ## Homework highlights ```r library(readr) covid_data <- c("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/making-data-science-count/s21-intro-to-data-sci-methods-in-ed/main/data/COVID/COVID-19Janssen.csv", "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/making-data-science-count/s21-intro-to-data-sci-methods-in-ed/main/data/COVID/COVID19_Vaccine_Moderna.csv", "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/making-data-science-count/s21-intro-to-data-sci-methods-in-ed/main/data/COVID/Pfizer.csv") mydata<-map_df(covid_data,read_csv) ``` ```r janssen <-mydata[1:378,c(1,2,3,8)] moderna <-mydata[379:1449,4:7] pfizer <-mydata[1450:2583,c(1,2,3,8)] janssen <- janssen %>% rename( State = Jurisdiction, Week = `Week of Allocations`, First_Dose = `1st Dose Allocations`, Second_Dose = `2nd Dose Allocations` ) pfizer <- pfizer %>% rename( State = Jurisdiction, Week = `Week of Allocations`, First_Dose = `1st Dose Allocations`, Second_Dose = `2nd Dose Allocations` ) ``` --- ## Exam 3 Great job!  --- ## Exam 3 Great job!  --- ### Topics for today **Record the meeting** - A. Introduction to digital research methods: Network and text analysis - B. Looking ahead: where to next? - C. Some (data-based) reflections --- ### A. Digital research methods Now is a good time to be studying social media (or exploring social media data as a hobby) Facebook and Twitter have programs that allow accesss to researchers, including graduate students: - Facebook and Instagram: https://research.fb.com/blog/2020/07/crowdtangle-opens-public-application-for-academics/ - Twitter: https://developer.twitter.com/en/solutions/academic-research --- ### A. Digital research methods There is a general _pattern_ for how to access social media (and other!) data using R: 1. Apply for access to an "Application Programming Interface", or API, for a platform (or website) 1. Receive an API key automatically/within a few days 1. Use/enter the API key within R 1. Access data --- ### A. Digital research methods **An example** AERA was recognized as quite unsuccessful this year; the organizers offered a full refund to all attendees due to technical difficulties A parody account helped to bring levity to the situation: https://twitter.com/AeraHelpers But, just how negative were posts about AERA on social media (Twitter)? We can use digital (or data science) research methods, those that would be hard or impossible to do without coding/using R. ```r library(academictwitteR) aera_21_tweets <- get_hashtag_tweets("#AERA21", "2010-01-01T00:00:00Z", "2021-04-22T00:00:00Z", bearer_token = "replace with your token from https://developer.twitter.com") ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods There are a number of ways to "hide" your token so you don't have to repeatedly type it. ```r library(usethis) edit_r_environ() # bearer_token = "xxx" aera_21_tweets <- get_hashtag_tweets("#AERA21", "2010-01-01T00:00:00Z", "2020-12-31T00:00:00Z", bearer_token = Sys.getenv("bearer_token")) ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods Once we have the data, there are a number of things we can do. Let's collect data for a different hashtag; in fact, a collection of hashtags. ```r hashtags_to_search <- c(str_c("#AERA", 14:21), str_c("AERA20", 14:21)) %>% str_c(collapse = " OR ") hashtags_to_search ``` ``` ## [1] "#AERA14 OR #AERA15 OR #AERA16 OR #AERA17 OR #AERA18 OR #AERA19 OR #AERA20 OR #AERA21 OR AERA2014 OR AERA2015 OR AERA2016 OR AERA2017 OR AERA2018 OR AERA2019 OR AERA2020 OR AERA2021" ``` ```r all_aera_tweets <- get_hashtag_tweets(hashtags_to_search, "2010-01-01T00:00:00Z", "2021-04-17T00:00:00Z", bearer_token = Sys.getenv("bearer_token"), data_path = "twitter-data-aera/") ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods **Big idea: We can treat text like other types of data** ```r all_aera_tweets ``` ``` ## # A tibble: 178,868 x 90 ## user_id status_id created_at screen_name text source ## <chr> <chr> <dttm> <chr> <chr> <chr> ## 1 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2018-07-11 00:18:58 anna_phd "@cherisemcb @A… TweetD… ## 2 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2019-02-24 11:39:21 anna_phd "Heads up on a … Twitte… ## 3 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2021-04-11 01:20:51 anna_phd "Woo hoo! Congr… Twitte… ## 4 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2019-03-13 00:12:59 anna_phd "Hi #literacies… TweetD… ## 5 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2015-08-30 16:15:58 anna_phd "reviewing for … TweetD… ## 6 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2021-04-10 05:21:48 anna_phd "Join us tomorr… Twitte… ## 7 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2019-04-06 19:29:55 anna_phd "@bnquist @amys… Twitte… ## 8 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2019-04-03 10:21:09 anna_phd "Poster sent to… Twitte… ## 9 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2014-04-05 13:24:22 anna_phd "\"In an interc… TweetD… ## 10 2818093…<PHONE_NUMBER>… 2014-04-06 18:43:28 anna_phd "Thinking about… TweetD… ## # … with 178,858 more rows, and 84 more variables: display_text_width <dbl>, ## # reply_to_status_id <chr>, reply_to_user_id <chr>, ## # reply_to_screen_name <chr>, is_quote <lgl>, is_retweet <lgl>, ## # favorite_count <int>, retweet_count <int>, quote_count <int>, ## # reply_count <int>, hashtags <list>, symbols <list>, urls_url <list>, ## # urls_t.co <list>, urls_expanded_url <list>, media_url <list>, ## # media_t.co <list>, media_expanded_url <list>, media_type <list>, ## # ext_media_url <list>, ext_media_t.co <list>, ext_media_expanded_url <list>, ## # ext_media_type <chr>, mentions_user_id <list>, mentions_screen_name <list>, ## # lang <chr>, quoted_status_id <chr>, quoted_text <chr>, ## # quoted_created_at <dttm>, quoted_source <chr>, quoted_favorite_count <int>, ## # quoted_retweet_count <int>, quoted_user_id <chr>, quoted_screen_name <chr>, ## # quoted_name <chr>, quoted_followers_count <int>, ## # quoted_friends_count <int>, quoted_statuses_count <int>, ## # quoted_location <chr>, quoted_description <chr>, quoted_verified <lgl>, ## # retweet_status_id <chr>, retweet_text <chr>, retweet_created_at <dttm>, ## # retweet_source <chr>, retweet_favorite_count <int>, ## # retweet_retweet_count <int>, retweet_user_id <chr>, ## # retweet_screen_name <chr>, retweet_name <chr>, ## # retweet_followers_count <int>, retweet_friends_count <int>, ## # retweet_statuses_count <int>, retweet_location <chr>, ## # retweet_description <chr>, retweet_verified <lgl>, place_url <chr>, ## # place_name <chr>, place_full_name <chr>, place_type <chr>, country <chr>, ## # country_code <chr>, geo_coords <list>, coords_coords <list>, ## # bbox_coords <list>, status_url <chr>, name <chr>, location <chr>, ## # description <chr>, url <chr>, protected <lgl>, followers_count <int>, ## # friends_count <int>, listed_count <int>, statuses_count <int>, ## # favourites_count <int>, account_created_at <dttm>, verified <lgl>, ## # profile_url <chr>, profile_expanded_url <chr>, account_lang <lgl>, ## # profile_banner_url <chr>, profile_background_url <chr>, ## # profile_image_url <chr> ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods **Big idea: We can treat text like other types of data** ```r library(tidytext) all_aera_tweets_words <- all_aera_tweets %>% select(created_at, text) %>% unnest_tokens(word, text) all_aera_tweets_words ``` ``` ## # A tibble: 4,257,813 x 2 ## created_at word ## <dttm> <chr> ## 1 2018-07-11 00:18:58 cherisemcb ## 2 2018-07-11 00:18:58 aeraticl ## 3 2018-07-11 00:18:58 a2 ## 4 2018-07-11 00:18:58 i ## 5 2018-07-11 00:18:58 too ## 6 2018-07-11 00:18:58 am ## 7 2018-07-11 00:18:58 interested ## 8 2018-07-11 00:18:58 in ## 9 2018-07-11 00:18:58 broadening ## 10 2018-07-11 00:18:58 my ## # … with 4,257,803 more rows ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods **Sentiment analysis is as straightforward as _joining_ a pre-identified collection of positive and negative words - a dictionary** ```r all_aera_tweets_words %>% inner_join(get_sentiments("bing")) ``` ``` ## # A tibble: 177,791 x 3 ## created_at word sentiment ## <dttm> <chr> <chr> ## 1 2018-07-11 00:18:58 work positive ## 2 2018-07-11 00:18:58 work positive ## 3 2018-07-11 00:18:58 love positive ## 4 2018-07-11 00:18:58 fresh positive ## 5 2021-04-11 01:20:51 woo positive ## 6 2021-04-11 01:20:51 winning positive ## 7 2021-04-11 01:20:51 best positive ## 8 2021-04-11 01:20:51 award positive ## 9 2019-03-13 00:12:59 thrilled positive ## 10 2019-03-13 00:12:59 bad negative ## # … with 177,781 more rows ``` --- ### A. Digital research methods **A different dictionary; from these, we can summarize and visualize the sentiment scores** ```r all_aera_tweets_words %>% inner_join(get_sentiments("afinn")) ``` ``` ## # A tibble: 186,189 x 3 ## created_at word value ## <dttm> <chr> <dbl> ## 1 2018-07-11 00:18:58 interested 2 ## 2 2018-07-11 00:18:58 love 3 ## 3 2018-07-11 00:18:58 fresh 1 ## 4 2019-02-24 11:39:21 hope 2 ## 5 2021-04-11 01:20:51 woo 3 ## 6 2021-04-11 01:20:51 congrats 2 ## 7 2021-04-11 01:20:51 winning 4 ## 8 2021-04-11 01:20:51 best 3 ## 9 2021-04-11 01:20:51 award 3 ## 10 2019-03-13 00:12:59 thrilled 5 ## # … with 186,179 more rows ``` --- ### A. One way of representing the results **Using the bing dictionary; see [academic-twitter-example.R](https://github.com/making-data-science-count/s21-intro-to-data-sci-methods-in-ed/blob/main/academic-twitter-example.R)**  --- ### A. Digital research methods This analysis invites a number of questions: - Was AERA really not that much more negative than in years past? Or, is there some difference? - Is there an effect of the dictionary selected; is the "bing" dictionary not detecting the _type_ of negativity in these short, social media-based posts? - Were negative posts this year interacted with more than positive posts? - Could a qualitative analysis reveal nuances between positive and negative labeled posts? - How does AERA compare to other conferences, like [LAK](https://twitter.com/markwarschauer/status/1383127840313413633), that appeared to have been better received? --- ### A. Digital research methods Some completed and ongoing projects Josh has (and others in class have!) worked on: Rosenberg, J. M., Reid, J., Dyer, E., Koehler, M. J., Fischer, C., & McKenna, T. J. (2020). Idle chatter or compelling conversation? The potential of the social media-based #NGSSchat network as a support for science education reform efforts. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 57(9), 1322-1355. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tea.21660 Greenhalgh, S. P., Rosenberg, J. M., Koehler, M. J., Akcaoglu, M., & Staudt Willet, K. B. (2020). Identifying multiple learning spaces within a single teacher-focused Twitter hashtag. Computers & Education, 148(4). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.compedu.2020.103809 Greenhalgh, S. P., Staudt Willet, K. B., Rosenberg, J. M., & Koehler, M. J. (2018). Tweet, and we shall find: Using digital methods to locate participants in educational hashtags. TechTrends, 62(5), 501-508. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11528-018-0313-6 Kimmons, R., Rosenberg, J., & Allman, B. (2021). Trends in Educational Technology: What Facebook, Twitter, and Scopus Can Tell us about Current Research and Practice. TechTrends, 1-12. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11528-021-00589-6 Understanding public sentiment about educational reforms: The Next Generation Science Standards on Twitter. https://osf.io/xymsd/ "We are trying to communicate the best we can": Districts’ communication on Twitter during the COVID-19 pandemic. https://osf.io/qpu8v/ Is student privacy “quick and easy”? Investigating student images and names on K-12 educational institution’s Facebook postings. https://osf.io/5tpb9/ --- ### B. Looking ahead There are so many things you can do! Some broad suggestions, first: - It’s normal to feel overwhelmed while learning skills like R and data science; adopt a long-term, growth approach (or mindset) to learning R - Surround yourself with resources - Ask for help! - Peers and us (we're part of your R network now!) - Share with others - Peers and us! - Welcome others --- ### B. Looking ahead We also have some specific suggestions: - Ask and receive help via the RStudio Community: https://community.rstudio.com/ - create a blog with blogdown: https://bookdown.org/yihui/blogdown/ - Twitter and [#rstats](https://twitter.com/hashtag/rstats?lang=en) - [R Weekly](http://rweekly.org/) - R for Data Science: https://r4ds.had.co.nz/ - Twitter users: - @ivelasq - @kierisi - @ry_estrellado - @efreer20 - @hadleywickham - Other resources: https://datascienceineducation.com/c18.html --- ### B. Looking ahead - Research presentations and papers that you lead or co-author - Workshops/training opportunities at UTK and beyond - Job opportunities (Skill with R is in-demand at present) - Other courses at UTK - . . . including those offered within TPTE (Josh and Alex's department; consider the graduate certificate) --- ### C. Some reflections - Teaching this class has been an amazing experience - We are really thankful for your ambition, persistence, and positivity - Kudos to you all --- ### C. Some reflections We are learning, too; we learned a lot: - Assigning base groups! - Make the class _longer_ - You can do ambitious work early on; emphasize early - Keep homework relatively narrow, focused, and self-contained - Emphasize projects/authentic contexts earlier and more next time - Small technical issues can present headaches; use R Studio Cloud (early)? --- ### C. Some reflections **See [exit-ticket-analysis.R](https://github.com/making-data-science-count/s21-intro-to-data-sci-methods-in-ed/blob/main/exit-ticket-analysis.R)**  --- ### C. Some reflections Take-aways from the homework reflections: - Interest and value remained relatively high for most of you (with substantial between-individual and some between-assignment variation) - Challenge was moderate throughout, with some peaks that we may wish to avoid (or provide support/instruction around) - Your comments when submitting the homework were great as a barometer for us - The same is true for your end-of-class check-outs - Data science is hard; teaching it is fun and hard in some ways, too; thanks for sticking it through and for remaining upbeat --- ### C. Some reflections **Other highlights** - Kudos to everyone dealing with the pandemic; it has been a challenging time - at best - Special kudos to our mathematics teachers - Special kudos to anyone who was caring for oneself or others this semester - Let's move forward knowing that we can get through this challenging time, hopefully stronger in some ways ## Data Science Certificate A bit more detail on our plans: - We'll start Fall, 2021 (Spring, 2022 would be the next relevant class for you; certificate will likely be approved by this time) - Can complete within two years - Will allow for one eligible course to be replaced with another computationally-focused/data science class that you have taken or will taken; _so, you will need to only take three of the four classes to complete the certificate_ |Course |Semester (Fall 1 = Fall, 2021; Spring 1 = Spring, 2022) |Possible Instructors | |:---------------------------------------------------|:-------------------------------------------------------|:--------------------| |Introduction to Data Science in Education Using R |Fall 1, Fall 2 (offered every Fall) |Rosenberg, Lishinski | |Studying Digital Learning Environments and Networks |Spring 1 |Rosenberg, Lishinski | |Predictive Modeling and Machine Learning |Fall 2 |Rosenberg | |Data Visualization |Spring 2 |Schmidt; Velasquez | https://docs.google.com/document/d/1shNL9fY-vhBKK-zJw_V_iVhAKDtZ1Wqen4maJFnswQ4/edit --- ## Logistics **This week** * Homework 14: Available tomorrow by noon; **Due by Thursday, 4/29** * Reading: * Big Magic With R: Creating Learning Beyond Fear: https://alison.rbind.io/talk/2018-cascadia-bigmagic/ --- # Final project recordings/presentations - Strict deadline of 11:59 pm ET on 5/5 - We recommend using Zoom and recording to the Cloud - then sharing the link in the #final-projects channel. - Also, _you will share your recording with the members of your base group_ - We'll ask you to view and comment on your base group member's presentations by Sunday, May 9 (just over four days); you can comment on anyone else's, too! - Office hours: - Josh: next two Tuesdays (4/27 and 5/4), 4-5 pm - Alex: Wednesday (4/28), 12-2 pm --- ## Schedule - The revised data ethics statement is due **April 29** - The product for your final project and a recording that will serve as your presentation of it are both due by the end of the day on **May 5** - The curating a resource assignment is due by the same date/time as the final project, on **May 5** That's it! --- ## Requests for input/suggestions 1. We value your _honest input_ (TN Voice: https://utk.campuslabs.com/eval-home/ (4/29 deadline) 2. We'd also love your suggestions for how to improve the class in a very short end-of-class survey: https://utk.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4G8lZYrfoGMuM7P (5/11 deadline) -- 3. We may ask you after grades are entered for you to consent for us to use your work for data science education research, with specifics only shared with your permission; possible incentive to participate; see email after 5/11 --- ## Wrapping up In your base group's Slack channel: - What is one thing you learned _this semester_? - What is something you want to learn more about? - Share your feelings in GIF form! **Please stay in touch**!


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This is an unofficial Swift package giving you a few options to query Dresden’s public transport system for current bus- and tramstop data.
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The URLClassLoader close() method effectively eliminates the problem of how to support updated implementations of the classes and resources loaded from a particular codebase, and in particular from JAR files. In principle, once the application clears all references to a loader object, the garbage collector and finalization mechanisms will eventually ensure that all resources (such as the JarFile objects) are released and closed.
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by Holly GreenOne of the funnest things about the Pokémon series is the commitment to cumulative knowledge. In many cases, if you “know what works” in one game, it’ll translate to another. As with previous generations, this is the case with Pokémon Sword and Shield and the many beautiful evolutions of Eevee.
A trick to Sword and Shield is that while all the traditional means of turning Eevee into the desired evolution still seem to work, you also don’t have to wait until you have the proper resources to obtain a special Eevee evolution. Many are available in a specific part of the Wild Area if you visit at a certain time and under certain conditions.
First order of business is to get an Eevee; they spawn on Route 4, but in my experience, finding them can still be a slow business. One way to speed it up is to breed them, which can be done with regular Eevees but also special evolution Eevees you find in the Wild Area. For example, a Glaceon and Flareon will produce the egg for a regular Eevee.
The evolution stones you need for many of the Eevee evolutions are located in the same place where special Eevee evolutions spawn, scattered around a protruding ring of rocks in the field behind Lake of Outrage. Depending on the weather and time of day, you’ll find an Eevee evolution nearby. If you know your Eevee evolutions well, it’s easy to anticipate which will be available during what type of weather pattern is current at the spawn location. But here’s a quick guide if you’re unsure.
Flareon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage during Sunny conditions. You can also use a Fire Stone.
Jolteon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage during Thunderstorm conditions. You can also use a Thunder Stone.
Vaporeon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage during Rainy conditions. You can also use a Water Stone.
Sylveon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage during partially Sunny daytime conditions. However, you can also evolve them by working up your relationship to Best Friend level (get the ribbon in Hammerlocke and activate it), teaching them a Fairy-type attack, and then letting them level up. If your Eevee does not have a Fairy-type attack, check at a Pokemon Center to see if one can be remembered, as TMs will not work.
Glaceon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage during Snowstorm conditions. You can also use an Ice Stone.
Umbreon
This Eevee evolution can be found at Lake of Outrage at midnight (adjust your Switch’s clock if you can’t stay up that long). However, you can also evolve them by working up your relationship to Best Friend level (get the ribbon in Hammerlocke and activate it), teaching them a Dark-type attack, and then letting them level up.
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Damage Reduction only stacks favorably with Damage Immunity.
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This dialog allows you to set the options of a template DATA element. It is invoked by right-clicking the DATA node in the template tree view and selecting the "Edit..." item, or by clicking an Edit, Insert, or Replace With button in the dialog for the containing STRUCT, FOR, IF, or JUMP.
Name
This name identifies this specific field in the file. The name is used in expressions to access sub-elements of a STRUCT. The name is required (unless the parent is a FOR) so that you can access this element, and should be different to the names of siblings (if the parent is a STRUCT).
If you need to show that different parts of the template have exactly the same data type, you can give them both the same "Type name" (see below).
Type
Select a basic type from the drop-down list. The exact format of the data depends also on the Format field (see below) and sometimes also the Big-endian and Length fields.
Note that data elements of type "none" and "date" cannot be used in expressions. Char and int types can be used as integers, real types can be used as floating point values, and a string can be used as a string.
Use type "none" for fill bytes or large chunks of data when the type is unspecified or unknown. You need to specify a length (see below) otherwise the block of data extends to end of file.
Format
Select a format from the drop down list. The options available depend on the Type selected above. For example for strings you can select the character set to use.
Read-only
Allows you to specify whether the field is read-only. If read-only the user of the template cannot change the data in the file for the template field.
Note that this is a "three state" checkbox. In the 3rd state which has a gray tick on a gray background, the setting is left to the global setting in the template file (see Global Options).
Big-endian
Allows you to specify the byte order for some types. This field is disabled for none, string, some date types and char types (unless Unicode).
Note that this is a "three state" checkbox. In the 3rd state which has a gray tick on a gray background, the endianness is left to the global setting in the template file (see Global Options).
Display
This is a format string that specifies how the data is display in the Data column of the tree view. The allowed strings depend on the type of data as shown in the following table. If no format string is given then the appropriate format string specified by the user in "Default data format strings" of the Display page of the Options dialog.
|
type |
allowed values |
default value |
|
none |
[none] |
up to the first 10 bytes (in hex) |
|
char |
printf format string (value passed as an integer) |
'%c' = character (in specified character set) |
|
int |
dec, hex, oct, bin, or printf format string (integer) |
%u for unsigned integers or %d for signed integers |
|
float |
printf format string (double) |
%g = compact form (uses scientific notation if necessary) |
|
date |
strftime format string |
%#c = long date + time formatted using local conventions |
|
string |
printf format string (char *) |
"%s" = string |
Table 1. DATA element Display format specifications.
Length
The use of length depends on the data type. For char and date types you cannot specify a length. For other types you can specify an expression but for ints the value must be 1, 2, 4 or 8, for reals 4 or 8.
For string and none types you can enter an expression that evaluates to any non-negative value. Use the button to the right (with the little triangle) to add values to the expression from data elements earlier in the file. If the length is left empty then the chunk of data extends right up to the end of file -- this is useful as the last element of a template where the length of the rest of file is not known.
Bit-field
Select this option if the DATA element is a bit-field. This option is only available for integer types. The Length field is still required and represents the size of the underlying bit-field storage unit. Bit-fields are only merged into the same storage unit if consecutive bit-field elements are found that have the same Length and Direction fields.
Bit-fields in HexEdit templates are far more flexible than bit-fields as seen in C/C++. For example, you can vary the direction and size in the same template. You can even have arrays of bit-fields.
Bit-fields are shown as integers in the template tree view. You can format and even edit the values in the DATA column just as for integers. You can also use enums on bit-fields (see Domain field below) so that meaningful text is shown in the DATA column, and you can change the value by simply selecting an entry from the enum drop-down list.
Bits
This is the number of bits used by the bit-field. It should be at least one and less than the number of bits in the underlying storage unit. For example, if Length is 4, the storage units is 32-bits, so this field must have a value between 1 and 31 inclusive.
Direction
Bit-fields can fill the underlying storage units from the bottom upwards or from the top down. This value is typically Up.
Domain
The domain attribute allows validation of an element, and also allows an enum list (list of names and associated values) for integer types. The domain is disabled for elements of type "none" and type "date" as these types cannot be used in an expression. If the domain is empty then no validation is done.
If the domain attribute is not empty it must contain an expression (or an enum - see below) that evaluates to a boolean result and uses the special variable called "this" to access the current field value. Remember that you must use "this" in the expression according to the type of the field. For example, for a string data type a valid attribute is domain='this > "a"', but this would be invalid domain='this > 0.0'. If the domain expression returns false the user is notified there is an error and the node is grayed in the tree view.
For integer fields the domain can alternatively contain an enum. To signal this the domain attribute must begin with a brace character ({). The syntax is the same as for enums in C/C++. (That is, a list of names separated by commas and enclosed in braces. The first enum value defaults to zero and subsequent ones are one more than the previous, but you can explicitly set a value using an equals sign and an integer). When the field is displayed the matching enumeration name is used. If the field value does not match any of the enum values then an error is signalled (the node is grayed) and the actual integer value is displayed.
Type Name
Generic type name for the data element. For example, this could be the name of a C/C++ typedef.
This is a comment field only and has no effect on the behaviour of the template.
Units
You can only enter this comment field for numeric types.
Terminator
You can specify a terminator for strings, which is the null byte if none is specified. The terminator determines the length of the data element unless a length is specified (see above). Even if the length is specified the terminator is used to locate the end of the string for when the string is displayed or when it is used in expressions.
Comment
Add any other relevant information here.
Clone >> button
This button only appears if the parent is a STRUCT. It inserts a clone of the current DATA element immediately after it in the parent STRUCT then starts editing it. The clone is an identical copy except that the DATA element name has "Copy_of_" prepended to it.
<< and >> buttons
If the parent element is a STRUCT then these buttons are displayed in the bottom right of the dialog. They allow you to move to the previous and next sibling (ie the previous and next elements in the parent STRUCT). This is very handy when you quickly want to view or change values in all the struct elements.
Using the button is equivalent to clicking OK then editing the previous or next element in the parent STRUCT.


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For the past 3 years, I've worked primarily in Sublime Text, and it's a fantastic application. I use it for Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, CoffeeScript, and more. Today, Github open sourced their in-house developed text editor, Atom. A quick day working with Atom reveals that it may be a worthy replacement.
The first thing I notice is how familiar it is to a Sublime user. When opening up the folder that I keep my Knoda projects in, I get a simple directory tree to navigate.
---For the past 3 years, I've worked primarily in Sublime Text, and it's a fantastic application. I use it for Ruby, HTML, CSS, Javascript, CoffeeScript, and more. Today, Github open sourced their in-house developed text editor, Atom. A quick day working with Atom reveals that it may be a worthy replacement.
The first thing I notice is how familiar it is to a Sublime user. When opening up the folder that I keep my Knoda projects in, I get a simple directory tree to navigate.
Next, I can use all of my familiar keyboard shortcuts. Press cmd-p in Atom and start typing.
Awesome (though, according to the Atom docs, I should be using cmd-t). Syntax coloring for ruby files is excellent out of the box. Same for LESS files, CoffeeScript files, and HTML. On my Macbook Air however, the font size is huge. Almost comically huge.
How easy is it to fix that? Super easy, apparently. cmd-, opens the config. Font size is set to 16. Change it to 12, and things are a little more manageable.
Configuration, key bindings, themes, and packages are all easily accessible in the cmd-, interface. This stands out for me a a superior out-of-the-box experience to Sublime Text. Incredibly intuitive.
Overall, its a great piece of software. Give it a download, and comment with your own review.


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Entry to the country must be made at an official Port of Entry.
It is advisable to call the port via VHF and request permission to enter. Fly the Q
flag and a Moroccan courtesy flag. This is a must and a real door opener.
All crew members, including the captain, are supposed to remain on board until formalities have been completed, but in practice the captain may have to go ashore to look for the officials in order to report the yacht's arrival and request clearance.
First report to Customs, who will require an inventory and a crew list. Customs often keep the ship's papers until departure. An entry declaration must be filled in at the Capitainerie office (Port Captain's office).
Speaking French is very helpful as it makes formalities much easier. also, having a ship's stamp (or any other stamp) is very useful as you have to fill in the same papers as a cargo ship.
Health control is done by Santé Maritime and a complete maritime health declaration must be made. It is also necessary to clear with Immigration, who may keep passports until departure and will issue a shore pass. Crew lists are also useful; the list should also contain their occupation.
Yachts must check in with the port captain and police at each port visited. Occasionally photographs may be taken of the boat and crew by officials.
Last updated April 2015.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months on entry to Morocco. Even on a short visit across from Gibraltar, a passport is required to go ashore.
Citizens of the following countries do not need visas for stays of up to 90 days:-
Algeria - Andorra - Argentina - Australia - Austria - Bahrain - Belgium - Brazil - Bulgaria - Canada - Chile - Congo (Brazaville) - Croatia - Cyprus - Czech Republic - Denmark - Estonia - Finland - France - Gabon - Germany - Great Britain - Greece - Guinea (Conakry) - Hong Kong - Hungary - Iceland - Indonesia - Ireland - Italy - Ivory Coast - Japan - Kuwait - Latvia - Liechtenstein - Lithuania - Luxemburg - Mali - Malta - Mexico - Monaco - Netherlands - New Zealand - Niger - Norway - Oman - Peru - Philippines - Poland - Portugal - Puerto Rico - Qatar - Romania - Russian Federation - Saudi Arabia - Senegal - Singapore (They can stay one month without visa) - Slovakia - Slovenia - South Korea - Spain - Sweden - Switzerland - Tunisia - Turkey - United Arab Emirates - United States of America - Venezuela.
All others require visas, which should be obtained in advance. There are convenient Moroccan representatives in Malaga and Tunis. (Immigration regulations are liable to vary and the latest situation should be checked.)
A three months' stay is normally given. However, for short stays or emergency stops, even nationals of countries that need visas will be allowed to arrive without one.
Visas allow up to 90 days' stay with two entries. Extensions can be obtained from the local police, but one needs a letter of recommendation from one's own embassy.
People may be refused entry if their passport has an Israeli stamp in it. Israeli nationals have been refused entry.
Last updated April 2015.
Firearms must be declared on arrival and will be either sealed on board or kept in custody until departure. The penalty for non-declaration of firearms is decided by a military tribunal.
Although freely available and tolerated in the local population, the penalty for a foreigner caught with Haschisch/Marihuana is severe.
A yacht may remain in Morocco for a temporary importation period of three months. Extensions are possible, but the yacht then may become eligible for duty.
Last updated April 2015.
Hepatitis both A & B, polio, rabies, tetanus and typhoid inoculations recommended. There are enough stray dogs in the cities to make rabies a real threat.
Bottled water only should be drunk.
Local hospitals are best utilized only for emergencies, as ancillary care (nursing and other services) tend to be of a lesser standard than in European countries.
Hospitals
Marrakech
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Hospital IBN Rochd / Casablanca-Anfa
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Rabat
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Overtime is charged outside of office hours (0800-1800) on weekdays, all day Sunday and public holidays.
Port charges and pilotage fee if over 50 tons.
There are areas prohibited to yachts and these are mentioned in the Notices to Mariners. If in doubt, one should check with the port captain before leaving for the next port, particularly in the south of the country.
Travel south of Tan Tan into the Western Sahara needs special permission from the military authorities.
It is against the law to carry bibles in Arabic, to attempt to distribute any non-Muslim/evangelical literature or be involved in any such activity.
This is a muslim country and Islamic law must be respected. Sensitivity regarding standards of dress should be observed. Women should dress conservatively and men must not wear shorts or go shirtless in public. During the month of Ramadan, one should not eat, drink or smoke in public.
Take care not to photograph any offical buildings or people (without permission).
Cats and dogs must be accompanied by veterinarian good health certificate issued at point of origin.
Birds of all kinds can be imported without any documents.


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As Sailor Star Maker, The Architect you are intelligent, insightful, analytical and logical. You are more interested in the pursuits of intellect than you are social interactions, also meaning you rather enjoy discussions of knowledge and ideas. You are proud of your creativity and inventiveness which also pushes this type into areas of logicians, architects or even philosophers.
The Architect has the power to spot problems, breaking down scenarios and situations until what sits before you is a developed, unique and reliable solution to any hurdle that pops up in front of them. This leads you to often stray from tasks that seem mundane, such as day-to-day activities, maintenance or even practicality. When you are instead thrown into an area where your genius can bubble and brew, the results are magical.
You can also often be found drifting through space, buzzing from one idea to the next, from one daydream cloud to another. This can lead you to seem detached when in actuality you are simply usually engaging in a debate inside your own mind, and are actually quite friendly and relaxed, especially when with people they hold dear. This outgoing mindset can be replaced though when The Architect is placed in a sea of unfamiliar faces that may result in this type to feel criticized or combative.
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Ignoring actions
Sometimes you prepare an action, only to realize that for whatever reason, you don't actually want to run the action.
For a more in depth tutorial about removing actions, see the failed actions tutorial.
Set up
First, let's set everything up.
$ mkdir silly_project && cd silly_project
$ cln init 'Silly Project'
Prepare an action
And prepare a bogus action.
$ cln prepare 'printfff "hello, world\n" > hello.txt'
Dry run
Next, we do a dry run to see if everything looks okay.
$ cln run -dry-run
~~~
~~~
~~~ Hi! I just previewed an action for you.
~~~
~~~ I plan to run this action file:
~~~ '.actions/pending/action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:38:08.sh'
~~~
~~~ It's contents are:
~~~
printfff "hello, world\n" > hello.txt
~~~
~~~ If that looks good, you can run the action:
~~~ $ cln run
~~~
~~~
Oh no! Do you see in the preview how we made a mistake? We typed
printfff
instead of printf
. We know this won't work so we won't
even bother trying to run the action. We will just remove it.
Remove action with delete
method
Since it is just a typing mistake, we don't really care about keeping
that action around, so we will use the -method delete
option to just
straight delete the action. First, here is what's in the .actions
directory.
$ tree .actions/
.actions/
├── completed
├── failed
├── ignored
└── pending
├── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:38:08.gc_template.txt
└── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:38:08.sh
And now, remove the action.
$ cln remove -method delete
$ tree .actions
.actions/
├── completed
├── failed
├── ignored
└── pending
As you see the action and the commit template are gone.
Remove action with ignore
method
Sometimes you may need to remove an pending action, but you don't want
to just delete it outright. In these cases, you can use the -method
ignore
option. Rather than delete the action, it will be moved from
the pending
directory to the ignored
directory.
Here is an example.
$ cln prepare 'printfff "hello, world\n" > hello.txt'
$ tree .actions/
.actions/
├── completed
├── failed
├── ignored
└── pending
├── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.gc_template.txt
└── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.sh
$ cln remove -method ignore
~~~
~~~
~~~ Hi! I just removed a pending action for you.
~~~
~~~ * The action is now here '.actions/ignored/action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.sh'.
~~~ * The template is now here '.actions/ignored/action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.gc_template.txt'.
~~~
~~~ Now, there are a couple of things you should do.
~~~
~~~ * Check which files have changed:
~~~ $ git status
~~~ * Add actions and commit templates (I know it says add--it means "track this change with git"):
~~~ $ git add .actions
~~~ * After "adding" files, commit changes:
~~~ $ git commit
~~~
~~~ You should explain in the commit message why you needed to remove
~~~ the action. It will help you later when you're going through the
~~~ git logs!
~~~
~~~ After that you are good to go!
~~~
~~~ * You can now check the logs with git log,
~~~ or use a GUI like gitk to view the history.
~~~
~~~
$ tree .actions/
.actions/
├── completed
├── failed
├── ignored
│ ├── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.gc_template.txt
│ └── action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.sh
└── pending
Since we used ignore
rather than delete
, we probably had a good
reason to keep the action around even though we didn't want to run it.
Maybe you typed in the wrong name for an output file, or decided that
some flags you passed to the program you wanted to run needing to be
changed. Regargless, if you think it is worth keeping the action, you
should commit it to the lab notebook repository and put a descriptive
commit message.
Note that the cln remove
command even suggests that you do this!
$ git status
$ git add .actions/
$ git status
On branch master
Changes to be committed:
(use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
new file: .actions/ignored/action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.gc_template.txt
new file: .actions/ignored/action__431785600__2021-04-09_21:51:51.sh
$ git commit -m "Ignore the printf action
For some reason, I decided it was best not to run this. Blah blah blah
longish description so I remember why it is important and what I
learned."


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Bugs should be reported through your AMD Customer Engagement Representative.
If you downloaded a release archive directly from the AMD web site and do not have an AMD Customer Engagement Representative, you may report bugs using the freedesktop.org Bugzilla. File bugs according to the following table:
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Generating a Bug Report¶
In order to facilitate efficient investigation, it’s important to include as much detail as possible with the bug report. Perform the following steps before you file a bug report:
Create a destination folder for the report.
Tip
If you gather several reports, identify them with the date and if needed add a number at the end to differentiate between your reports, as shown in the following example.
$ LOGDIR=~/LOGS/20170913-1 $ mkdir -p $LOGDIR $ cd $LOGDIR
Gather basic configuration details.
$ sudo lshw -c cpu | grep product >> basic.conf $ lspci -nn | grep "VGA\|Display" >> basic.conf $ sudo dmidecode -t BIOS | grep Version >> basic.conf $ lsb_release -sd >> basic.conf $ uname -a >> basic.conf $ dkms status | grep "amdgpu\|radeon" >> basic.conf
Create detailed log files by running the following commands:
$ dkms status > dkms.status.log $ lsmod | grep amdgpu > lsmod.amdgpu.log $ dmesg > dmesg.log $ cp /var/log/Xorg.0.log . $ type -p dpkg && dpkg -l > package.log $ type -p rpm && rpm -qa > package.log
(Optional) To facilitate in-depth analysis, you can run the following commands:
$ lspci -vnn > lspci.vnn.log $ lspci -nn > lspci.nn.log $ sudo dmidecode > dmidecode.log $ uname -a > uname.a.log $ lsinitramfs /boot/initrd.img-`uname -r` > lsinitramfs.log $ sudo lshw > lshw.log $ modinfo amdgpu > modinfo.amdgpu.log $ glxinfo > glxinfo.log
Capturing the Output of Your Commands to a File¶
Start a script session to capture your commands to a log file.
$ script /tmp/install-log.txt
- Run all commands you want to capture in the script (for example, install
All-Open base driver).
$ ./amdgpu-install -y
End the capture session.
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 6-8
This is a Christian pork dish from Kerala, which to me is typical of the cookery of southern India in that, even though it’s a meat dish, it’s still light, fresh and acidic. The fattiness of pork is cut through by finishing the dish with a tamarind paste, sliced green chillies and garlic, and it’s normal to serve a sliced, pickled onion salad with it as well.
Put the shallots, garlic, ginger and chillies into a mini food processor with a splash of water and blend to a rough paste.
Fry the mustard seeds, cumin, cloves, cinnamon stick and peppercorns in a dry frying pan over a medium heat for a minute until toasted and aromatic. Add the turmeric and fry for another 20 seconds. Cool, then grind to a coarse powder.
Heat the oil in a heavy-based pan or karahi over a medium-high heat. Add the pork, in batches if necessary to avoid overcrowding, and fry for 10 minutes, stirring occasionally, until browned.
With all the pork in the pan, add the shallot, garlic, ginger and chilli paste, the ground spices and salt, and fry for a further five minutes, adding a splash of water if the paste starts to stick. Pour over enough water to just cover, turn the heat down to low, put a lid on and simmer for about 30 minutes, or until the meat is tender.
To finish, fry the coriander seeds in a dry frying pan over a medium heat for a minute, or until toasted, then grind to a powder. Add the tamarind liquid, green chillies and garlic to the pork and cook for a further minute, then stir in the ground coriander. Serve.


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Is it true that this is not in the library?
lemma iff.eq_cancel_left {α : Type*} {a b c : α} (h : b = c) : (a = b ↔ a = c) := by library_search -- fails
Does simp [h]
do it? If so you could look and see how
rw h
does it.
yeah but that doesn't tell us if it's in the library :-)
It looks like it should be in equiv, it follows from symm and trans
Why would it be in the library when it's one rw
?
Because you might want to apply
it
If I have complicated_foo = 1 ↔ complicated_bar = 1
...
I would prefer suffices
in that situation. More readable.
This from the man who thinks le
is more readable than subset
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Sometimes that would mean adding 15 type ascriptions while telling Lean what suffices.
And complicated_foo = 1
suddenly becomes (very : complicated) (why : am_I_writing_this) (horrible : long_goal) foo = 1
It would be nice if you could use congr
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How about apply iff_of_eq (congr_arg _ h)
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Given a circular array implementation of a queue in this state:
with queue.length as 7, you are to finish the trace of
ensureCapacity().
What are the values of frontIndex and backIndex after the call is complete?
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BMW-owned Mini has introduced the 2020 John Cooper Works GP at the ongoing 2019 LA Auto Show. We earlier saw the GP model in 2012 with a limited-edition run of just 2,000 units.
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In terms of design, the GP features aggressive styling elements over the JCW model. The GP specific front and rear ends, flared fenders, and the huge rear spoiler bearing the GP moniker are some of the changes. Also, the massive wheel arches stiffen the car’s suspension and lower and widen it, increasing the centre of gravity. A strut bar for the front towers is also seen on the hot hatch.
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Count the number of prime numbers less than a non-negative number, n. Example Input: 10 Output: 4 Explanation There are 4 prime numbers less than 10, they are 2, 3, 5, 7. Solution class Solution: def countPrimes(self, n): """ :type n: int :rtype: int """ if n <= 2: return 0 marked = [0] * (n-1) for i in range(int(n**0.5)+1): if marked[i] != 1: prime = i + 2 for j in range(prime**2-2, n-1, prime): marked[j] = 1 count = 0 for c, k in enumerate(marked): # We are counting numbers less than n, hence len(marked)-1 if k == 0 and c < len(marked)-1: count += 1 return count Cleaner version


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Data Fields | |
| uint32_t | hFrontPorch |
| uint32_t | hBackPorch |
| uint32_t | hSyncLen |
| uint32_t | vFrontPorch |
| uint32_t | vBackPorch |
| uint32_t | vSyncLen |
Blanking Timing parameters for the LCD.
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::hBackPorch |
Horizontal Back Porch, specifies the number of pixel clock periods to add to the beginning of a line transmission before the first set of pixels is output to the display. In BT mode and interlaced, this field corresponds to the vertical field blanking No 2 for Even Field. In case of BT progressive mode this field is unused
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::hFrontPorch |
Horizontal Front Porch, specifies the number of pixel clock periods to add to the end of a line transmission before line clock is asserted. In BT mode and interlaced, this field corresponds to the vertical field blanking No 1 for Even Field. In case of BT progressive mode this field is unused
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::hSyncLen |
Horizontal synchronization pulse width, Encoded Value(from 1 to 256)to specify the number of pixel clock periods to pulse the line clock at the end of each line. In BT mode, this field corresponds to 12-bit horizontal blanking
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::vBackPorch |
Vertical back porch encoded value (from 0 to 4095) to specify the number of line clock periods to add to the beginning of a frame. In BT mode and interlaced, this field corresponds to the vertical field blanking No 2 for Odd Field. In case of BT progressive mode this field corresponds to the Vertical frame blanking No 2 before the first set of pixels is output to the display
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::vFrontPorch |
Vertical front porch encoded value (from 0 to 4095) to specify the number of line clock periods to add to the end of each frame. When in BT mode and interlaced, this field corresponds to the vertical field blanking No 1 for Odd Field. In case of BT progressive mode this field corresponds to the Vertical frame blanking No 2
| uint32_t CSL_DssVpLcdBlankTimingCfg::vSyncLen |
Vertical synchronization pulse width In active mode, RW 0x00 encoded value (from 1 to 256) to specify the number of line clock periods (program to value minus 1) to pulse the frame clock (VSYNC) pin at the end of each frame after the end of frame wait (VFP) period elapses. Frame clock uses as VSYNC signal in active mode. In BT mode, this field is not used


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- Return the natural width of the GraphicItem
The default implicit width for most items is float.nan, however some items have an inherent implicit width which cannot be overridden, e.g. Image, Text.
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re: Treegrids are broken
I agree with you, but ...
re: Treegrids are broken
Not that many people use them aria_attribute_allowed


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GetColor (get a calendar color)
GetColor( LONG param_iColor )
GetColor Gets the color for a given portion of the month calendar within a DateTimePicker control.
param_iColor Value specifying which month calendar color to Get.
The following EQUATEs are in DateTimePick.inc:
MCSC_BACKGROUND Get the background color displayed between months.
MCSC_MONTHBK Get the background color displayed within the month.
MCSC_TEXT Get the color used to display text within a month.
MCSC_TITLEBK Get the background color displayed in the calendar's title.
MCSC_TITLETEXT Get the color used to display text within the calendar's title.
MCSC_TRAILINGTEXT Get the color used to display header day and trailing day text. Header and trailing days are the days from the previous and following months that appear on the current month calendar.
Return Value color for the given color index.
See Also: GetBackgroundColor


This plugin is based on the line-highlight plugin and only works on code blocks (

).
It allows you highlight code sections with different colors and attach an optional text annotation tooltip.
Known issues: this plugin is known not to work with the COY theme due to background scrolling issues.
Specify the lines to be highlighted using the data-coverage
attribute on the

element. The format is described below.
class:range|text,range|text;...
class
can be one of line-covered
, line-uncovered
, or a custom CSS class.A range
is specified as follows:
|some text
at the end of a range.
Examples:
line-covered
style to the 5th lineThe same data-line-offset
attribute used in the line-highlight plugin is supported.
You can also link to specific lines on any code snippet, by using the following as a url hash: #{element-id}.{lines}
where
{element-id}
is the id of the

element and {lines}
is one or more lines or line ranges that follow the format
outlined above. For example, if there is an element with id="play"
on the page, you can link to lines 5-6 by linking to #play.3-12


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May 24: TBA
May 31: Combined (Bishopric Devotional)
April 9: No Class (Easter)
April 23: Tommy Deaver
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Issues! In the Tech world!Just thought you should know.......
Technology has come a long way, at least since I was growing up. and as it moves along there are more jobs opening up by the day. So what are the issues facing the technology field? Well one of the biggest ones is diversity, and here are a lot of people are fighting to change that.
Diversity? What?
Now I know what you're thinking, "That's crazy talk! There are a ton of women in development! I know a few people who are web designers and who do tech support! in fact almost every person I talk to when I call tech support is a woman!" ummmmm well see the thing about that is in tech jobs, espeically highly paid tech jobs, women, and minorities aren't always at the top rung, in fact you would be hard pressed to find a tech company with a woman heading it up, besides Google, Yahoo, and Facebook.
Okay but I'm sure there are plenty of Vets
Well again, no, there are a lot of things that go into trying to get a job in tech, and veterans unfortunately have so many things fighting against them to get into it. There are programs that are out there right now that can help you get on the right path as a veteran trying to get into a tech job. However that take a ton of time and a ton of money that most people who are fresh out of the military just do not have. And I know what you are going to say, "Well what about the GI Bill? They should be able to use that?" Aha, and you would be right if it weren't for the stringent rules governing use of the GI Bill, which are put into place to protect us of course, but it is kind of annoying when a proven program, has to jump through hoops to help fix a problem that people are complaining about their being.
So how do we fix it?
We fix it by making it more appealing, we fix it by making it easier for people who would otherwise not have the means to do so, can get the education needed to gain a job in technology. As it stands right now, one of the biggest sectors of tech is development and it grows more every year. It's also one of the most expense, and one of the most time consuming things to learn. Make it intersting, introduce it at a young age, and make it so veterans and others who want to participate in it do not have to give up a chunk of their life on something that they don't know is going to pan out. Don't get me wrong, there are some SOLID programs out there for this, I happen to be part of one, but not everyone has that blessing. In other words, make it more accessable, and more feesible and some of those problems will go away


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