Keyboard zones.
makeKeyboardZone is an attempt to make setting up keyboard listeners (for accessibility) within a Scrawl-canvas stack or canvas as simple as possible. Similar to the drag zone functionality, SC tries to limit the number of keyboard event listeners attached to a particular DOM element to the bare minimum
Required attribute of the argument object:
- .zone - either the String name of the Stack or Canvas artefact which will host the zone, or the Stack or Canvas artefact itself
Additional, optional, attributes in the argument object
'none', 'shiftOnly', 'altOnly', 'ctrlOnly', 'metaOnly', 'shiftAlt', 'shiftCtrl', 'shiftMeta', 'altCtrl', 'altMeta', 'ctrlMeta', 'shiftAltCtrl', 'shiftAltMeta', 'shiftCtrlMeta', 'altCtrlMeta', 'all'
- a set of objects containing keyboard Key: function
attributes defining the group of actions to take when the user presses the associated key or key-combination.
import { artefact } from "../core/library.js";
import { mergeDiscard, λnull, Ωempty } from "../core/utilities.js";
import { addNativeListener, removeNativeListener } from "../core/events.js";
import { $BODY, _keys, ACCEPTED_WRAPPERS, KEY_DOWN, KEY_UP, KEYBOARD_GROUPS, NONE, T_ESCAPE, T_TAB } from '../core/shared-vars.js';


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Zealous and hardworking professional, well ready to give her best in pursuit of a career in a dynamic organization and also, to contribute towards the success of the organization.
A non-governmental organisation that advocates for the promotion of a lifestyle free from tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy diet as well as inadequate physical activity to reduce the burden of NCDs.
Nestlé (Switzerland) in conjunction with the Human Nutrition department, University of Ibadan embarked on a research studying the nutrition and health of Ibadan kids.
M.Sc Public Health Nutrition | University of Ibadan | Ibadan, Nigeria 2018 – in view
B.Sc Nutrition and Dietetics | Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta | Abeokuta, Nigeria 2011 – 2015
Nutrition volunteer | The wellbeing lifestyle initiative | Nigeria 2018 – Present
Nutrition volunteer | International Society of hypertension | Nigeria 2018


How to restore Cauvery?
Discussion throws up several suggestions
by Special CorrespondentBringing back traditional water recharging systems, stopping of sand mining in the river and working at the village-level involving panchayats were suggestions made by panelists at a day-long discussion on ‘Interrogating Cauvery Calling’, organised by the Asian College of Journalism on Saturday.
Leo Saldanha, Environment Support Group, suggested that collective efforts be taken and said that large-scale projects were not the solution to restore the river Cauvery.
Bhargavi S. Rao, environmentalist, strongly advocated stopping sand mining. “If mining upto a depth of 1 m is allowed, illegal mining is done till a 20-m depth,” she said, adding that there was a need to go back to traditional forms of cultivation. Places that have no water need to move away from water intensive crops like paddy and sugarcane.
N. Ram, chairman, THG Publishing Pvt. Ltd, said planting trees on the banks of the Cauvery and farmlands was clearly not the way to go. Many great achievements under different civilisations were due to the river, he said, adding that the Cauvery mattered a lot to this part of the country.
Nithyanand Jayaram, environmentalist, listed out points against the Cauvery Calling project, proposed by a private Coimbatore-based foundation, and said he would not give ₹42 to plant a tree along the river bank. He said the proposal lacked transparency. Jayaram Venkatesan of Arappor Iyakkam said there was a need to make governments more accountable.


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M480 BSP V3.05.005
The Board Support Package for M480 Series
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M480 Series Debug Port and Semihost Setting Source File. More...
Go to the source code of this file.
Macros | |
| #define | DEBUG_PORT UART0 |
Enumerations | |
| enum | { r0 , r1 , r2 , r3 , r12 , lr , pc , psr } |
Functions | |
| static void | stackDump (uint32_t stack[]) |
| Helper function to dump register while hard fault occurred. More... | |
| void | Hard_Fault_Handler (uint32_t stack[]) |
| Hard fault handler. More... | |
| __asm int32_t | HardFault_Handler (void) |
| This HardFault handler is implemented to show r0, r1, r2, r3, r12, lr, pc, psr. More... | |
| static void | SendChar_ToUART (int ch) |
| Routine to send a char. More... | |
| static void | SendChar (int ch) |
| Routine to send a char. More... | |
| static char | GetChar (void) |
| Routine to get a char. More... | |
| int | kbhit (void) |
| Check any char input from UART. More... | |
| int | IsDebugFifoEmpty (void) |
| Check if debug message finished. More... | |
| void | _ttywrch (int ch) |
| C library retargetting. More... | |
| int | fputc (int ch, FILE *stream) |
| Write character to stream. More... | |
| int | fgetc (FILE *stream) |
| Get character from UART debug port or semihosting input. More... | |
| int | ferror (FILE *stream) |
| Check error indicator. More... | |
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| FILE | __stdout |
| FILE | __stdin |
M480 Series Debug Port and Semihost Setting Source File.
SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
Definition in file retarget.c.
| #define DEBUG_PORT UART0 |
Definition at line 30 of file retarget.c.
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Definition at line 41 of file retarget.c.
| void _ttywrch | ( | int | ch | ) |
C library retargetting.
| [in] | ch | Character to send to debug port. |
Check if message finished (FIFO empty of debug port)
Definition at line 637 of file retarget.c.
| int ferror | ( | FILE * | stream | ) |
Check error indicator.
| [in] | stream | Pointer to a FILE object that identifies the stream. |
Checks if the error indicator associated with stream is set, returning a value different from zero if it is. This indicator is generally set by a previous operation on the stream that failed.
Definition at line 732 of file retarget.c.
| int fgetc | ( | FILE * | stream | ) |
Get character from UART debug port or semihosting input.
| [in] | stream | Pointer to a FILE object that identifies the stream on which the operation is to be performed. |
For get message from debug port or semihosting.
Definition at line 712 of file retarget.c.
| int fputc | ( | int | ch, |
| FILE * | stream | ||
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Write character to stream.
| [in] | ch | Character to be written. The character is passed as its int promotion. |
| [in] | stream | Pointer to a FILE object that identifies the stream where the character is to be written. |
Writes a character to the stream and advances the position indicator.
The character is written at the current position of the stream as indicated
by the internal position indicator, which is then advanced one character.
Definition at line 662 of file retarget.c.
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Routine to get a char.
| None |
Wait UART debug port or semihost to input a char.
Definition at line 551 of file retarget.c.
| void Hard_Fault_Handler | ( | uint32_t | stack[] | ) |
Hard fault handler.
| [in] | stack | pointer points to the dumped registers in SRAM |
Replace while(1) at the end of this function with chip reset if WDT is not enabled for end product
Definition at line 67 of file retarget.c.
| __asm int32_t HardFault_Handler | ( | void | ) |
This HardFault handler is implemented to show r0, r1, r2, r3, r12, lr, pc, psr.
| None |
The function extracts the location of stack frame and passes it to Hard_Fault_Handler function as a pointer
Definition at line 401 of file retarget.c.
| int IsDebugFifoEmpty | ( | void | ) |
Check if debug message finished.
| None |
| 1 | Message is finished |
| 0 | Message is transmitting. |
Check if message finished (FIFO empty of debug port)
Definition at line 618 of file retarget.c.
| int kbhit | ( | void | ) |
Check any char input from UART.
| None |
| 1 | No any char input |
| 0 | Have some char input |
Check UART RSR RX EMPTY or not to determine if any char input from UART
Definition at line 599 of file retarget.c.
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Routine to send a char.
| [in] | ch | Character to send to debug port. |
Send a target char to UART debug port or semihost.
Definition at line 511 of file retarget.c.
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Routine to send a char.
| [in] | ch | Character to send to debug port. |
Send a target char to UART debug port .
Definition at line 432 of file retarget.c.
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Helper function to dump register while hard fault occurred.
| [in] | stack | pointer points to the dumped registers in SRAM |
This function is implement to print r0, r1, r2, r3, r12, lr, pc, psr
Definition at line 49 of file retarget.c.
| FILE __stdin |
Definition at line 38 of file retarget.c.
| FILE __stdout |
Definition at line 37 of file retarget.c.


--- title: "Manifestos and Details for Oct EGM" author: yutotakano excerpt_separator: "" manifestos: - title: Vice President people: - name: Bence Szilagyi url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1N6tOM8uD_e5MqoW5VFzMlOcYLMBCx6Bt - name: Enes Aydogan url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1GnwxAigln6-cg5hPDg4L55FCikeoF0R8 - name: Matyas Zsoldos url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nOyPokCfU-n6JzcRmwZdZa8R_KEqHnmd - name: Oscar Shrimpton url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1xBNy6M6oXh-ufuA444uu45ZTSmfbTAsT - name: Pardis Farahi url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1X1Ji6RyqCnRma48QwbIQ8aApLjHvGD-B - title: 1st Year Representative people: - name: Arthur Pan url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1IrNn5pCRffJ_v4CC5x3MXp1KX_Yh0OzK - name: Benjamin McConville url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Ym-8FeGFTF-BopWMCBR3OhbKsGFYfIu9 - name: Charlotte Ausel url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=14UCtQYD8mW02n-8smZ4owhufz0GVpQ9H - name: Eren Mendi url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1exMg_eCgX-UdLzED68xyd5hhzDCQA2en - name: Jack McPake url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gcyT8u6w6vg_shu0VSaiUVmFbWOKIlVK - name: Kshitij Sharma url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=17J2ORrLTtXFJAOZxrugPFcmmBxQ7ebA6 - name: Selina Xu url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bMqsH2mwzhY7GDvreTrDDfvoHpo_G8Y- - title: 3rd Year Representative people: - name: Ashley Roberts url: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1wwvGJCtTZbokCXhytnAX4Z_QhziZARii ---
On Friday (today) at 18:30 we have this year's first monthly Student Tech Meetup as well as our Emergency General Meeting to elect some new committee members! Here are the session details, and the election manifestos.
Our programming languages are Turing-complete, meaning they all can solve the same problems - so why do we bother to learn more than one?
In this talk, we'll go over how programming languages shape (for better or worse) the way we think about problems.
We'll go over languages you have heard of, some that are more obscure, and even some "joke" languages, and see what they all bring to the table.
We're holding an election to elect a new Vice President, 1st Year Representative, and 3rd Year Representative.
Candidates will give 1 minute speeches (2 minutes for VP), and the audience may be ask questions.
See below for details.
If you want to vote in the EGM, you need to make sure you have CompSoc membership.
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| {{ person.name }} | {% if person.url %}view manifesto | {% endif %}
We hope you think carefully about who you choose to elect — please vote based on manifestos and speeches! Note that you may also vote for Ron (reopen nominations) for all positions.
Election candidates - please remember that if you are running for VP, your speech may be up to 2 minutes. Other roles have up to 1 minute. If you haven't gotten membership yet, do that now.
See you then!
CompSoc <3 You!


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Formally trained in Electrical and Computer Engineering with a focus on Computer Science, Embedded Systems, and Digital Signal Processing. Professional work includes experiences built with Cinder, Arduino, Raspberry Pi, WPF, Windows Store, NodeJS. Work is primarily focused on Interactive Installations for trade shows, events, and museums.
A curious nature leads to discoveries of new frameworks, technologies, and approaches for solving a wide variety of problems. Currently exploring the real time, interactive graphics capabilities of Touch Desginer for VJ Sets, Projection Mapping, and Interactive Art.
Inspired by the rich histories of media art and human computer interaction. Obsessed with ephemeral moments of total immersion. Drawing on diverse influences from entertainment, desgin and technology to create something novel and exciting.


sedm_rst.Rd
A dataset from Wilson, R. J., Speirs, D. C., Sabatino, A., and Heath, M. R.: A synthetic map of the north-west European Shelf sedimentary environment for applications in marine science, Earth Syst. Sci. Data, 10, 109-130, 2018
sedm_rst
A raster stack with variable layers
percentage compositions of mud, sand and gravel
median grain size of the whole sediment
median grain size of the sand fractions
median grain size of the gravel fractions
carbon content of sediments
nitrogen content of sediments
percentage of seabed area covered by rock
mean depth-averaged tidal velocity and wave orbital velocity at the seabed
mean depth-averaged wave orbital velocity at the seabed
maximum depth-averaged tidal velocity at the seabed
maximum depth-averaged wave orbital velocity at the seabed
mean monthly natural disturbance rates (12 layers)
https://doi.org/10.5194/essd-10-109-2018
0.125° by 0.125° resolution synthetic maps of continuous properties of the north-west European sedimentary environment, extending from the Bay of Biscay to the northern limits of the North Sea and the Faroe Islands.
The maps are a blend of gridded survey data, statistically modelled values based on distributions of bed shear stress due to tidal currents and waves, and bathymetric properties.


Our NCC Music Festivals have held currently two events in the UK. Below is some pictures of them. The first one is in Studio 9294. The second one is in Brockwell park. Click the images below to get details about these events.
Click the images to get details about the two events which will be held across the world in late 2020. The first one is in Love Family Park, Germany. The second one is in Millennium Park, Chicago.


| crashrpt | ||
| A crash reporting system for Windows applications |
If your want to just collect and save crash report files to disc, but not to send the report, you can specify CR_INST_DONT_SEND_REPORT flag for CR_INSTALL_INFO::dwFlags member. This forces CrashSender.exe to exit after crash report data collection is finished.
By default, CrashRpt stores error report files in uncompressed state. If you want to additionally compress error reports and store them as ZIP archives, specify the CR_INST_STORE_ZIP_ARCHIVES flag for CR_INSTALL_INFO::dwFlags member.
Sending Error Report Dialog
Certain delivery method can be disabled by specifying special constant CR_NEGATIVE_PRIORITY as method's priority.
In the Sending Error Report dialog, there is a status log area below the progress bar control. It contains the details of report delivery process. The log may be useful when troubleshooting error report delivery issues.
A user can copy some selected lines or the whole log to the clipboard. To do this, he should select several lines of the log, right-click the selection and choose an item from the context menu.
On application start up, CrashRpt checks if it is time to remind user about recent error reports ready for delivery, shows notification balloon and offers user to deliver them (see the figure below). CrashRpt shows notification balloon if at least one week elapsed since the last notification.
Notification Balloon
Sending Recent Error Reports
CrashRpt supports HTTP file uploads as described in RFC-1867. This mechanism allows to upload large files by using binary content transfer encoding. The "multipart/form-data" encoding type is utilized for this purpose. When using HTTP uploads, always specify CR_INST_HTTP_BINARY_ENCODING flag in CR_INSTALL_INFO::dwFlags structure member.
The equivalent HTML form for file uploads is presented below (some form fields may be ommitted, see the next section for the complete list of fields):
<html> <form action="http://someserver.net/crashrpt.php" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data"> Application name:<input type="text" name="appname"> Application version:<input type="text" name="appversion"> Email from:<input type="text" name="emailfrom"> Email subject:<input type="text" name="emailsubject"> Crash GUID:<input type="text" name="crashguid"> MD5:<input type="text" name="md5"> Attach ZIP file:<input type="file" name="crashrpt"> <input type="submit" name="Submit"> </form> </html>
The server-side script may receive the following POST parameters. In PHP, these parameters are part of $_POST global array.
| Parameter Name | Example value | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| md5 | "af89e902b42cd301092bb34530984e59" | This parameter contains the MD5 hash of error report data. This can be used to check error report integrity.
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| crashrpt | This will be a Base-64 encoded character sequence. | This parameter contains error report data encoded with Base-64 encoding. This legacy parameter is have to be used if you need to receive reports being sent by an older (pre-v.1.2.2) version of CrashRpt. The crash report ZIP file data are converted to base64 encoding to replace all restricted characters with a set of 64 predefined characters. The server-side script should base64-decode the ZIP file data. Since v.1.2.2, error reports are recommended to send using binary encoding (see CR_INSTALL_INFO::dwFlags member for more information).
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| appname | "MyApp" | Application name (as passed to CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszAppName structure member). This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
| appversion | "1.0.0" | Application version (as passed to CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszAppVersion structure member). This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
| crashguid | "37b4d6da-1211-4e62-adc6-174acb53ddf5" | Crash GUID (globally unique identifier). This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
| emailsubject | "MyApp 1.0.0 Error Report" | E-mail subject (as passed to CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailSubject structure member). This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
| emailfrom |<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| E-mail of the user who sent this report. This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
| description | "I just started the app and then it crashed. Help!" | User-provided problem description. This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later.
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The server side script may receive the following file attachments. In PHP, these parameters are part of $_FILES global array.
| Attachment Name | Remarks |
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| crashrpt | This file attachment contains the error report file data. This parameter is available in error report sent by CrashRpt v.1.2.2 or later. |
If the script succeeds in saving the error report, it should return the "200 Success" as server responce header. If the script encounters an error, it should return a 4xx error code, for example "450 Invalid parameter". Note that some error codes are reserved by HTTP specification. If the script uses custom error codes, they shouldn't intersect with standard predefined HTTP codes.
<?php // Specify the directory where to save error reports $file_root = "/home/username/crash_reports/"; // This is to avoid PHP warning date_default_timezone_set('UTC'); // Writes error code and text message and then exits function done($return_status, $message) { // Write HTTP responce code header("HTTP/1.0 ".$return_status." ".$message); // Write HTTP responce body (for backwards compatibility) echo $return_status." ".$message; exit(0); } // Checks that text fild doesn't contain inacceptable symbols function checkOK($field) { if (stristr($field, "\\r") || stristr($field, "\\n")) { done(450, "Invalid input parameter."); } } $md5_hash = ""; // MD5 hash for error report ZIP $file_name = ""; // Destination file name $crash_guid = ""; // Crash GUID // Check that MD5 hash exists if(!isset($_POST['md5'])) { done(450, "MD5 hash is missing."); } // Get MD5 hash $md5_hash = $_POST['md5']; checkOK($md5_hash); if(strlen($md5_hash)!=32) { done(450, "MD5 hash value has wrong length."); } // Get CrashGUID if(array_key_exists("crashguid", $_POST)) { $crash_guid = $_POST["crashguid"]; checkOK($crash_guid); if(strlen($crash_guid)!=36) { done(450, "Crash GUID has wrong length."); } } // Get file attachment if(array_key_exists("crashrpt", $_FILES)) { // Check upload error code $error_code = $_FILES["crashrpt"]["error"]; if($error_code!=0) { done(450, "File upload failed with code $error_code."); } // Get temporary name uploaded file is stored currently $tmp_file_name = $_FILES["crashrpt"]["tmp_name"]; checkOK($tmp_file_name); // Check that uploaded file data have correct MD5 hash $my_md5_hash = strtolower(md5_file($tmp_file_name)); $their_md5_hash = strtolower($md5_hash); if($my_md5_hash!=$their_md5_hash) { done(451, "MD5 hash is invalid (yours is ".$their_md5_hash.", but mine is ".$my_md5_hash.")"); } if(!empty($crash_guid)) { // If crash GUID presents, use it as file name $file_name = $file_root.$crash_guid.".zip"; } else { // Generate random file name $date_time = date(DATE_RFC822); $file_name = $file_root.md5(md5_file($tmp_file_name).$date_time).".zip"; } // Move uploaded file to an appropriate directory if(!move_uploaded_file($tmp_file_name, $file_name)) { done(452, "Couldn't save data to local storage"); } } else { // Assume legacy way is used if(!isset($_POST["crashrpt"])) { done(450, "Error report data is missing."); } // Get BASE64-encoded file data $encoded_data = $_POST["crashrpt"]; // Decode file data $file_data = base64_decode($encoded_data); // Check that decoded data have correct MD5 hash $my_md5_hash = strtolower(md5($file_data)); $their_md5_hash = strtolower($md5_hash); if($my_md5_hash!=$their_md5_hash) { done(451, "MD5 hash is invalid (yours is ".$their_md5_hash.", but mine is ".$my_md5_hash.")"); } if(!empty($crash_guid)) { // If crash GUID presents, use it as file name $file_name = $file_root.$crash_guid.".zip"; } else { // Generate random file name $date_time = date(DATE_RFC822); $file_name = $file_root.md5($file_data.$date_time).".zip"; } // Write decoded data to file $f = fopen($file_name, "w"); if($f==FALSE) { done(452, "Couldn't save data to local storage"); } fwrite($f, $file_data); fclose($f); } // OK. done(200, "Success."); ?>
Many SMTP servers may block direct access to them to avoid spam (for example Google Mail does so). This delivery method may also fail if firewall blocks outgoing connections on port 25. Because of this reason, this delivery method is recommended to use if you install your application to a single machine with installed SMTP server (for example, server applications may fit this requirements).
To specify the address of the SMTP server, use CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszSmtpProxy structure member. This parameter defines the network address (IP or domain) and, optionally, port formatted as "address[:port]" of SMTP server.
To specify the recipient of E-mail messages, you use the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailTo structure member. You can specify the subject of E-mail message using the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailSubject structure member.
If CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszSmtpProxy is not provided, CrashRpt tries to determine the SMTP server's address from the recipient E-mail address's MX domain record and relays the email message to that server.
If SMTP server requires authentication, you can specify the login and password through CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszSmtpLogin and CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszSmtpPassword members, respectively.
By default CrashRpt generates an E-mail message's text automatically, but if you want to override the E-mail text, you can use the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailText structure member.
To specify the recipient of E-mail messages, you use the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailTo structure member. You can specify the subject of E-mail message using the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailSubject structure member.
By default CrashRpt generates an E-mail message's text automatically, but if you want to override the E-mail text, you can use the CR_INSTALL_INFO::pszEmailText structure member.
In case you plan to deliver error reports over E-mail (SMTP or Simple MAPI), than error reports should be as small as possible. This is because of limitations of email attachment size. If the error report is larger than the limit (which may be different for different mail servers), it is possible that the error report will be rejected.
Further reading: Miscellaneous API Features.


How the Web Works
The world wide web is a web of intercommunicating computers. someone opens a website like www.google.com they are really sending a HTTP request to the website's server. This request tells the server to send a HTML file back in response. This file is then interpreted by your computer's web browser displaying a website. This video does a good job of explaining this.
HTML
HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language. HTML contains text which is rendered on your computers. HTML files make up most of the files on the intrenet. Text Content is "what you see" and Markup is "how it looks". An overview of this is available here.
Tags and Elements
Although you can type plain text and it will render as text in HTML their are many limitations to that method. A more effective way to do it is elements. Elements consist of 3 parts, an opening tag, content block, and a closing tag. This video explains this concept more in-depth..
 What you tell them to do is what they do. This causes problems when you make a typo or mistake, because it can cause huge errors in a program.
Inline vs Block Elements
Inline elements are, as the same suggests in line. Block elements create an "invisible box" around content inside of them.


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[gecode-users] Advices for creating new variable type?
Christian Schulte
cschulte at kth.se
Tue Apr 26 11:02:00 CEST 2016
Hi Geoffroy,
The key question here is whether you intend to also implement propapators that are specific to a NoteVar.
If yes, then you will have to have a look at the Variable implementation part in MPG.
If not, you can see a NoteVar just as modeling tool for which you provide your own constraint post functions but no dedicated propagators as all can be expressed by constraints over integer variables. Much easier.
I'd try to give the latter a shot first.
Cheers
Christian
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Christian Schulte, www.gecode.org/~schulte
Professor of Computer Science, KTH, cschulte at kth.se
Expert Researcher, SICS, cschulte at sics.se
-----Original Message-----
From: users-bounces at gecode.org [mailto:users-bounces at gecode.org] On Behalf Of Geoffroy Zoetardt
Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2016 10:28
To: users at gecode.org
Subject: [gecode-users] Advices for creating new variable type?
Hi everyone,
I’m actually developing a binding between Gecode and OpenMusic (composition software made by the IRCAM).
During this project, I want to create new type of variable closer to the musical objects already existing in OpenMusic (OM).
For example, in OM there is a Note object with some attributes such as the pitch, the velocity, the duration and I want to create a NoteVar in Gecode to use all possibilities of constraint programming on Note object.
For now, my idea is to implement each attribute as an IntVar content in the NoteVar object because there are mainly two application that I need to do with NoteVar:
- Be able to apply constraints and search on attribute individually (reason for implementing them as IntVar).
- Be able to apply constraints and search on the NoteVar object.
Then I would like to have your advices on « What would be the best idea of implementation for NoteVar to easily apply the constraints and the search on this object? ».
I hope that it is clear enough.
Already thank you!
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Wed Oct 29, 2008
I say eleven, because Ben Minson came up with this excellent list of seven plus four more on his blog, Gryphon Mountain. His list gives reasons why a company should hire a technical writer. Check it out if you need to justify your existence or if nobody has fought through the cobwebs to your cubicle in a while and you suspect the engineering department has forgotten about you. Or maybe you need to explain what-it-is-you-do-exactly in a job interview. Here are his basic points:
- End users need documentation.
- Technical communicators look at the product with a user perspective.
- Technical communicators help with quality assurance.
- Having quality documentation reflects positively on your organization.
- Documentation provides a record.
- Documentation saves on support costs.
- Technical writers have a versatile skill set.
- Technical communicators’ information gathering gets the team to think critically.
- Technical communicators are specifically trained.
- Technical communicators lighten the load.
- Technical communicators can provide training and support.
I agree with all these points. The only thing I’d add is that the audience for technical documentation can be far more diverse than just the end user. Engineers, marketing managers, stakeholders, product testers, and just about everybody involved needs the goodies. Documentation is important at all levels of the production cycle.


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The original event in the sources native schema. For outgoing messages can be used to pass source specific event data like custom attachments.
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Address routing information for the event. Save this field to external storage somewhere to later compose a proactive message to the user.


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There have been several hundred different calcium-binding proteins identified, most of which share the common EF-Hand calcium-binding motif. The effects of fluctuations in intracellular Ca2+ concentrations are primarily mediated by the EF-Hand superfamily of calcium-binding proteins. EF-Hand proteins are classified according to the number and structure of their EF-Hands. Those proteins that contain two pairs of EF-Hands are in the calmodulin-like family of EF-Hand proteins. There are sixteen different types of proteins within this family, all of which are represented in the table. One of these proteins, calcineurin, also appears in the list of Ca2+-CaM binding proteins. The functions of these proteins are quite diverse, and include: photoproteins such as the calcium-activated photoprotein Aequorin from jellyfish, the photoreceptor recovery protein GCAP 3, and the photoresponse protein Recoverin; signal transduction proteins such as calmodulin, calcineurin, CABP and CLP; muscle proteins that regulate Ca2+ (myosin essential light chain), or muscle contraction (Troponin C); and those involved in cell growth (Calmyrin), or cytokinesis (cdc4). Collectively, this family of proteins maintains several essential physiological functions.
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The entry for calmodulin shows five signatures for this EF-Hand protein family [IPR002048]. The different proteins used in constructing these signatures are shown in the table. The PD000012 EF-hand signature from the ProDom database was obtained from an alignment of twelve EF-Hand proteins. The two bands of the signature reveal information about the domain architecture of calmodulin, which consists of two globular domains (each containing a pair of EF-Hands). This signature was derived from domain-conserved sequences.
The PF00036 efhand signature from the PFAM database was obtained from an alignment of 942 EF-Hand protein sequences from several species. The four bands represent the four EF-Hands (two in each domain) that make up this protein. This signature was derived from EF-Hand conserved sequences.
The PS00018 EF_HAND signature from Prosite that was derived from a pattern of conserved sequences reveals the distribution of EF-Hands within the protein, while the Prosite PS50222 EF_HAND_2 signature derived from a matrix reveals the domain architecture.
The SM00054 Efh signature from the SMART database was obtained from an alignment of 212 EF-Hand protein sequences, including calmodulin. The signature was derived from EF-Hand conserved sequences.
The last two entries in the table are from the structural classification databases CATH (1cdlA1) and SCOP (d1a29_), the names being derived from the PDB entries that they describe (for example, d1a29_ is from PDB entry 1a29). CATH reveals only one of the two domains, while SCOP shows both. These last two entries were automatically generated, which is the reason they do not have InterPro entries associated with them.
The different signatures are useful to gain insight into the annotation of the protein and to discern relationships with other proteins or domains within InterPro. From the InterPro entry you can find all the corresponding proteins in UniProt, a graphical representation of their overlap, the taxonomy of the entries, and any links to other families or domains in the database.
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A description and visualisation of the structural features of calmodulin can be found at the PDB database. Here you can see the EF-Hand structure of calmodulin and how it relates to its ability to regulate CaM binding proteins.


Sunday, February 01, 2015
Mae got up early so she could be dressed before Becky came. Becky was coming shortly after 7AM as Mae wanted her to get her Birthday Gift. We knew that they were going to go to Logan to attend Becky, sister Mishelle, daughter’s baby blessing. As they were coming through the area then we thought that it would possibly work out so that they could stop for the gift. It did and we enjoyed Becky stopping. Mike had been at David, our son’s, so he stopped here also. It was good to visit with them for a few minutes. They had bought a new car, so they were taking the old one up to Page and Garrett. We weren’t rushed as our Ward meetings start at 11AM. I still had time for a short nap and to take a shower and shave with still spare time. Meetings went well. Mae’s lesson went well in Relief Society this morning. We relaxed this afternoon. I called Scott Wayment to see if he might come by so that I could visit with him about our trailer home. he said that he would stop at out 2:30PM tomorrow. This evening Mae and I played a game of Rummy Cube and I won that game.
Monday, February 02, 2015
We both slept in this morning until almost 9AM. After exercising we had breakfast. Mae did the washing and cleaned house. I repaired the ventilator fan in our bathroom and helped Mae with some preparations for dinner this evening. Scott Wayment stopped by this afternoon and I was able to visit with him about the plumbing in the house and he said that most of these home had been plumed with _____ tubing and now that tubing is worn out and starting to leak. He suggested that we replace it with Pex tubing. He also agreed with me about insulating the skirting. This evening we invited Mishelle, Scott’s and their family over for dinner. Scott helped me get our storage forms set up on the EXCEL program. We enjoyed visiting. The children watched some shows on Netflix.
Tuesday, February 03, 2015
I woke up thinking about what kind of Father I have been and I feel that I have failed in several areas. I also thought about the work this home yet needs. It is quite discouraging, especially when I am not sure where we are going to get the funds to do them. Bishop Mullin stopped by this morning just to see how I am feeling. He is sure concerned about the Ward membership and their needs. Mae and I walked over to the office and paid our rent. We also talked to the office about removing the pine trees to our west. I installed a motion detection light on the shed. Mae attended Relief Society Presidency meeting. I started figuring of materials for home projects. This evening we went up to Morgan to watch the Tyler’s basketball team play. I thought it was interesting that they played a private school’s team. It was a close game although the other team held the lead through the game but Morgan tied at the end and went into overtime. It looked like Morgan was going to lose but then in the last few minutes Morgan pulled ahead and won by 5 points. It was a good game although I felt the ref’s favored the other team. Tyler felt bad as he missed 3 out of 4 foul shots. On the way home we stopped at Del Taco and got something to eat. After getting home we watched a show on Netflix that was pretty good. We were late getting to bed.
Wednesday, February 04, 2015
We got up at 7:30AM. I prepared breakfast of egg omelet. I started figuring on the remodeling but may have ran into a unexpected cost. I don’t know but we may have made a mistake buying this mobile home. Mae and Marna McFee went to the Temple this afternoon. I entered the inventory that we have stored under the East Deck, into to our computer. I still have some questions that I need help to get the listings the way I want them. This evening we went to T J and D Ann Jones for Family Home Evening. I have got to learn that I keep my mouth shut. It was a good evening but Scott and Silvia didn’t come again. I am afraid that they feel inferior to the rest of us. I had hoped to visit with Scott after the meeting about the plumbing in our home. After getting home Mae made calls getting appointments set up for our H.T./V.T. I read one of the assignments for next week’s F.H.E. lesson.
Thursday, February 05, 2015
Mae made waffles for breakfast this morning. I called Kim this morning and he confirmed that the insurance policy on Bob has been signed over to Mae and I. We have the options to keep the policy of a little over $12,000 and letting the cash value continue to pay the yearly payment, or we could cash it out now and get a little over $7,000 or the third option would be to borrow $5,000 out of it and pay the $500 payment each year. This would maintain the $12,000 death benefit. We are considering the 3rd option. We attended the Ogden Temple and went on the 1PM Endowment session, joining Irven, Sandy and Bob. Mae and I were asked to be the company witnesses. Bob was not able to hear the session narration. We thought that they would also have the TV screen with Caption that Bob would be able to read the narration but with Mae and I setting up front, Bob and Irven came up front also but the TV screen’s were in the back. Kim and Jeanenne were also on our session. Following the session Irven, Sandy, Bob, Mae and I went to the Chuck-A-Rama and had dinner. It wasn’t the best tonight. Sandy needed something at Costco so we stopped and Mae took her in. Mae bought a couple of items while there. Mae and I played some Rummy which Mae won. We then played Rummy Cube, which I won. We then played one more game of rummy and I won that. That is the first time I have beat Mae at Rummy since we have moved over here. We soon went to bed.
Friday, February 06, 2015
We both slept well last night. We woke before 7AM but enjoyed staying in bed for a while. I talked to Kim this morning and he said that the policy of Bob’s has been transferred to us. He told us of some of our options. After we had hung up Kim called me back. He said that we could draw out close to $5,000 from it and then make the yearly payment of about $500 and keep the insurance enforce and still get almost the full face value should Bob die. That may be the thing we will do in order to have the funds to do the repairs on the home. We went into the tax Asser and paid the taxes on the mobile home. While there we also changed our voter’s registration. We then went to the Vehicle Department and were able to get the title registered in our names. We stopped at Wal-Mart and bought some drapery rods. We got to Morgan in time to see the sophomore basketball team play the team from Park City. Morgan won 83 to 40. We enjoyed being with David’s family to support Tyler. Tyler did much better with his shooting. On the way home we stopped at the grocery store in Morgan and bought some groceries along with some fried chicken that we ate on the way home. We watched the movie “The Ron Clark Story” on DVD before going to bed. It was a very good movie.
Saturday, February 07, 2015
We got up at 7:30AM, read scriptures, did our stretch exercisers and had breakfast. Just as we were finishing breakfast Brother and Sister Steel, from the Clinton Ward, stopped by to visit. Mae has to be the fastest house cleaner that was ever born! By the time I invited them in and had them set down, Mae had the kitchen cleaned up and ready to show the house. Mae had an appointment to go visiting with Sister Andrus at 11AM but the Steels didn’t leave until 11:30AM. Mae called and told Sister Andrus the situation and she said that they would go when Mae could make it. When the Steels left I took the car and fueled it and had it washed. Mae left and I got something to eat. I then worked on the assignment for our Ward to do Baptism’s for the Dead at the Ogden Temple on April 09, 2015. I worked on the Temple forms for over three hours. JaNae called and talked to Mae for almost 2 hours. I guess she needs someone to talk to. I ate by myself while they talked. Mae and I went over to Layton this evening to watch Connor play basketball. Connor’s team lost but it was a good game. After getting home Mae and I played three games of Rummy Cube and Mae won two of the three games. We took our showers before going to bed.
Sunday, February 08, 2015
We got up before 7AM and started getting ready for church. We had time for breakfast, and still plenty of time to do some studying before going to meetings. I even took a 10 minute nap. T J & D’ann Jones’s son and granddaughter were the speakers during the Sacrament meeting program. They both did very good jobs. We got quite a few that signed up for the Temple Baptismal assignment and we have a few people report that they have names that need baptisms done. After Church Brother Lee Gifford stopped us and invited us to have dinner with them this afternoon. We enjoyed becoming better acquainted with Brother Lee Gifford and his wife Glory and Mother-in-law Sister Jean Thornock. Sister Gifford had a very nice dinner prepared and we enjoyed the visit. After the main course Sister Gifford had a Key lime pie for desert. Brother Gifford cut Mae a small piece of pie and I told him I would take one about the same size, but I think he increased the size considerable. It was very good but I am concerned at my reaction to it. We excused our self at 6:30PM so that we could take Rachael a Birthday present before the children went to bed. We enjoyed visiting with Jeff’s family. After the children went to bed, Jeff, Gail, Mae and I played table games. We got home before 10:30PM. I filled out this entry before we went to bed.
Monday, February 09, 2015
I did some figuring on the remodeling of the house. Mae needed to go to the store so I had her take me to Home Depot while she went to K-Mart. I got some prices on some materials. After getting back home I hung some curtain rods over the patio doors. I helped Mae prepare for dinner this evening. We invited Brother and Sister Neiderhauser for dinner this evening. Mae had a wonderful dinner ready. She also took dinner over to Sharon Dauson, a widow in our Ward. We enjoyed being with the Neiderhauser’s. I was going to read the First Presidencies Message from the February Ensign but it has not come yet. I therefore found it on the Internet and printed it off. We went to bed early this evening as Mae didn’t sleep very well last night.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Mae woke me 7:45AM, she had got up at 7:15AM. We had to hurry in order to make our appointment with Sister Shirley Lemon for Home Teaching and Visiting Teaching. We enjoyed our visit there. We then went to Sister Leah Neilson and again had a very enjoyable visit there. When we got home Mae had a R.S. presidency meeting to attend. I started demolishing the bathroom and removing the garden tub. I accidently cut a water line so I had to go to Home Depot get some parts. While there I also picked up part of the materials that I need to start the rebuilding of the room. This evening after dinner we relaxed and read in the book “Jesus the Christ” and also in our R.S. and Priesthood manual on the Prophet, President Benson.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night so I tried to let her sleep in. That didn’t last long anyway. She got up by 8AM and kept busy all day. I worked on the bathroom until noon. We then went Hilton’s at noon. After a nice visit there we went to the grocery store and $1.00 store, then back to visit the Ray’s. We were there longer than planned and had to hurry and go to the Jones for our study group. After getting home I helped Mae address Valentine cards to our Great-Grandchildren and Grandchildren, plus Georgia and Rick. Mae is tired so we will go to bed early tonight.
Thursday, February 12, 2015
Mae slept a little better last night and got more rest. I was sure thankful for that. It was 7:30AM when I got up. Time seems to go by in a hurry and at 9:30 Mae me to exercise with her, so I did and it was 10AM. We then remembered that Mae needed her valentines mailed so I took them down to the mail box just as the mail man was delivering the mail. It was 10:30AM before I got started on my remodeling. Most of my day was spent on trying to trace down electrical circuits. I will have to pull a new circuit for new utility room as well as reroute the outlet circuit on the bathroom vanity. This evening we went over to the Chancellor Garden where Bob is and met with Grant, Stacy, Robert, Irven and Sandy to discuss some of the concerns about Bob. Stacy is wearing out but the biggest problem that I see is Bob is not acting as though he appreciates what they are doing for him. I need to have a talk with Bob. He seems to lesson to me. Mae and I then went to visit with Bob and Mae gave him a haircut. On the way home I stopped at Del Taco and bought two Classic Grilled Burritos. It was 10PM before we got home. I entered this journal entry and we soon went to bed.
Friday, February 13, 2015
I woke early this morning and was afraid of waking Mae so I went into the front room and slept a couple of hours in the recliner. After breakfast I worked on the home on the remodel. Following lunch I again worked on the remodeling. I was just ready to cut the outside siding where the new door will fit when Irven called and asked me where we were. I told him that we were home. Mae had got mixed up on the time we were to meet Irven, Sandy, Bryce and Deanna and thought it was 3:30PM. It was then 1:30PM and that was the time we were to have met them. We hurried and was a few minutes into the show but soon got up to date. It was an interesting movie taken from a true event that took place in England during the World War II. Following the movie we went to Irven and Sandy’s, where we ate dinner and played games. We had a good evening, getting home at 10:30PM. I filled in my journal and we soon went to bed.
Sunday, February 15, 2015
We both slept quite well last night. It was a relaxing morning. I prepared egg omelets for breakfast. We do enjoy the 11AM meeting time as it is a relaxing morning before going to meetings. Meetings were very good and especially enjoyable was Brother Wayne Bell’s talk explaining his life prior to his conversion to the Church. In our Sunday School Class I gained a new insight to Christ healing the man brought to him by for associates and when they couldn’t bring him through the doorway, they took to the roof and uncovering it they lowered him into the home. there Jesus told him that his sins be forgiven and when question by the scribes Jesus questioned “Which is easier, to say thy sins or forgiven or rise up and walk. My thoughts are that it is easier to say rise up and walk because only Christ has the power to forgive one’s sins. Following meetings I went across to Jimmy’s and checked to see how his wife is. She was taken into the hospital in an ambulance this morning but she is home now. I called Bob and brought him here to have dinner with us. After dinner we played Rummy Cube and Bob did very well. We then took Bob back home but we stopped and visited Sister Helen Johnson at Heritage Park Nursing home. I deliberately took Bob there to let him get a comparison between her facilities compared the Chandler Gardens where he is living. I hope he thinks about it. I wanted to visit with Bob about other areas also but Irven and Sandy wants to watch a movie with Bob this evening so we just took him home and then we came home. I entered this entry after getting home. We then read for a little while before going to bed.
 I was up for a while but went back to bed for almost an hour. After getting up we exercised for almost an hour. Mae prepared breakfast while I figured out some materials I needed. After eating breakfast I went to Whitehead Electric and Home Depot for materials. Sandi had come by the time I got home. We sure enjoyed visiting with her. While we were visiting Sandi received word on her phone that the Judge had granted her the divorce from Nick. We hope that it is for the best. I grilled chicken on the grill outside, for our lunch. Mae and Sandi went for a walk so I did get just a little work done on the bathroom. David called and invited us up to their place this afternoon. After Sandi left we went up to David’s. We enjoyed playing games and visiting. David grilled chicken on their grill for dinner while Shauna and the children made a fried pocket out of torte shells filled with sausage and vegetables. David showed us a flash light that he had bought and Mae said that is what I told her I wanted for my Birthday. David laughed and said Happy Birthday and gave me one that they had bought for me. We had a wonderful evening, getting home about 9PM. I didn’t get much done today but it was a good day.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
We got up and exercised this morning and then while Mae prepared breakfast I showered and shaved. Mae made waffles and they were sure good. Somehow I got the drape rods over the patio door ˝ inch out of level so I spent over an hour correcting that. I worked the rest of the day on getting the electricity ran in the master bathroom and into the utility room and cutting the outside doorway and then installing the door for the utility room. I had to get Tim, next door, to help me install the door. Mae has been busy most of the day. She picked up some prescriptions for the Ray’s, bought a wedding gift for Uncle Van’s granddaughter, bought a few groceries, attended R.S. Presidency meeting and went visiting as a R.S. Presidency. We were both tired so after dinner we relaxed and watched a show on Netflix before going to bed.
Wednesday, February 18, 2015
Both Mae and I went in to Dr. Lee and got physicals plus we got the Shingle Vaccination. We had gone fasting so when we left the Doctors office we went to Granny Annie’s Family Restaurant and had breakfast. It was very good and we were reminded of when Jeff and Gail got married.
We had scheduled the Wedding Breakfast at this Restaurant, then owned by someone else. The night before Mae wanted to drive over to see if everything was ok with our schedule. It was late and I didn’t want to go but Mae insisted. When we got there, it was closed so I wanted to go home. Mae insisted that we drive around back to check if someone might be in the back. Again I went just to satisfy Mae. No one was there. As we started back around the building there was a car there and Mae wanted to see if someone was there. We stopped and a lady got out and came over. She explained that the previous owner had been foreclosed and evicted by the bank. She was the new owned. She asked if we had something scheduled there. We told her that we had a wedding breakfast there for tomorrow. She said that the previous owner had refused to leave any scheduled events for the new owner so she was very glad that we had stopped by. We couldn’t help but wonder what we would have done if Mae hadn’t followed her promptings to check it out.
After breakfast we stopped at Jennie’s and bought some nutrition pills and then came on home. I went over to Sister Shirley Lemon’s and changed the hinge on her doggie gate so that when it was opened and closed it did not come of the hinge. Ron Garf came over and we loaded my demolition trash into his trailer and he took it to the dumps for me. I was going to go with him but he insisted that I didn’t need to and I had plenty of other work to take care of. I did get him to take $5 for the dumping fee. Mae started working on the outside yard work. I then started on the remodeling and decided that I needed to remove part of the skirting to get under the trailer. What I found made me sick as there is going to be so much work to repair problems under the trailer.
This evening we attended our study group for Family Home Evening and from there we went Dennis and Judy Patterson’s Home and Visiting Teaching. We enjoyed a nice visit with them. When we got home Mae got on the internet and found a letter from Grant and Stacy that we hadn’t read. She answered the letter and I then entered this journal entry. It is now bed time so we are through for another day.
Thursday, February 19, 2015
I woke very early this morning concerned about the water and insulation under the house. I couldn’t go back to sleep. At 8:30AM I called Scott Wayment, asking him if he could stop by and see what he thought. He actually came by twice as the first time Mae was in the shower and I was under the house. He came back a little later and he feels that there is very little chance of mildew with the weather as cool as it is. He does feel that I could pull the insulation out and replace it after replacing the water lines. I think I know where the water came from. It was when I removed the tub and cut the water lines. There has been some water damage before that and something is plugging the heat run. Mae had an appointment this afternoon to have permanent. She also washed and dried our bed spread and shams. I worked on the remodeling and went to Home Depot for materials. This evening we attended a Stake Fireside at which Elder Marvin Jensen and Sister Kathy Jensen were the speakers. They both did a wonderful job. When we got home I entered this entry before we went to bed.
Friday, February 20, 2015
I worked all day on the remodeling. Comcast came this morning and removed some of the old telephone wiring on the outside of the house. He told me that when I remove the skirting around the house they will come back and get all the wiring ran under the house getting them off the outside. Mae went to Kaysville and got my boots from the shoe repair shop. She also took my Temple suit case to the shop to have him change the handles. While in Kaysville, Mae picked up the medical reports on our physical check-up. They are normal and we are doing well. From there Mae picked up Bob and they went to the commissary on base where Mae bought some groceries. Bob also got a few items. She went up to Jeff’s and got the children for us to tend this weekend while Jeff and Gail take a weekend trip. Mae prepared dinner for us about 6:30PM. After eating I did a little more on the remodeling and then put the tools and materials away. I took a shower in the 2nd bathroom as our bathroom is very cold tonight. I then started to watch a movie but didn’t find it very interesting so quiet and entered this entry. Mae put the children to bed in the front room. I am sure tired tonight.
Saturday, February 21, 2015
Mae made hot cakes for breakfast and they we sure good. I made scrambled eggs to go with the hot cakes. I went to work on the remodeling getting the wall around the electrical panel rebuilt, and then I worked getting the arches built for the bathroom. We had storm most of the day but I was able to work around it. mae took the children to McDonalds where they enjoyed playing. She came home to fix’s lunch and then she took them to another McDonalds to play longer. This evening I went with Bryce and Kim to Katelyn and Caleb Berry’s wedding reception. Katelyn is Uncle Van and Aunt Allison granddaughter. Alan & Mary Pearson of course were there as Mary’s parents but we didn’t see any one else from the Bushnell family. They would have attended the reception last Saturday in St. George. It was a nice reception, we were glad that we attended and I enjoyed being with Kim and Bryce. Bryce thought that the way I came home was twice as far as taking off the Riverdale exit. I didn’t think it was that much farther but we got on Google Earth at our place and it lacks .4 miles from being twice as far. Mae had the children to bed when we got home and was filling our pill boxes. It seems that those 3 weeks go by so fast.
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Mae woke early with the children. I slept until Mae woke me at 7:50AM and then had to hurry in order to get ready for church and eat breakfast. I also had to get an announcement ready to be given in meeting this morning. We took the children to Sacrament meeting and then after that I brought the children home as our Ward doesn’t have a Jr. Sunday school Program. Mae stayed but I misunderstood that she wanted me to pick her up after Relief Society and I was thinking of Sunday School, so she walked home. That wasn’t bad except it was cold today. After I brought the children home I turned on Netflix and we watched “Old Yellow”. The children really enjoyed the movie and I felt that it was a good one for them to watch. I helped Mae prepare dinner but as much as anything I played with the children while Mae was busy getting dinner prepared. We played “Seven’s” which is good for their minds and they enjoyed it. Jeff and Gail got here about 5PM. They had a good trip. We had a very nice dinner and everyone really enjoyed it. The children watched a show on Netflix while Mae and Gail cleaned up the dishes. Jeff, Gail, Mae and I then played a game of Rook. It was close but Gail and Mae beat the game with the last hand. Jeff, Gail and the children left for home about 7:60PM. Mae and I called Roy and Quint and wished them a Happy Birthday. Mae then visited with Quint, Nora and Shellie. Mae and I then read the assignment for our family Home Evening and Study Group. We are concerned with Shellie’s health and the work she is doing. We are trying to figure out how I could go down and help her out for a few days. We will have to pray and think about over night.
Monday, February 23, 2015
We had breakfast then I helped Mae make the bed. She started the washing. I called Shellie and told her that I was coming down next Monday to help her lay tile. She talked to Roy and he told her that he would take of 2 or 3 days and help her. They don’t want me to come down as they are afraid that it might be bad for my health. I went to Durk’s after figuring some materials and bought over a thousand dollars of plumbing materials. After getting home I set the arches and put on two sheets of sheet rock. I am now ready to set the pocket door frame and frame the linen closet. After dinner this evening I took a shower. We then watched “Where the Red Fern Grow” on Netflix before going to bed. Mae cooked dinner for the Jones and made a nice cake to go with it. I sure love that girl.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
I woke at 4:30AM and was up for a few minutes but was able to go back to sleep until 7:30AM. Besides meals I worked most of the day on the house. I spent a lot of time trying to get everything to fit, which is going to be the trick. I took a short nap after lunch and just got tired and quite at 6 PM. We ate dinner, and I took a shower. We set down and watched the last part of “Story Trek” and then I switched to Netflix and we watched “Gifted Hands, The Ben Carson Story”. It was a true story and very enjoyable.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
I woke at 6AM and found that Mae was sleeping in the recliner. I again spent some time figuring design and materials. I went down to Home depot and bought some more materials. Mae went shopping for various items including groceries and gifts. She also stopped and looked at lighting for the front room. I got some of the backer board laid in the utility room. I also visited with the Roy city building inspector. I have to get a permit in order to install a water heater and the water heater has to be “Mobil Home rated.” I quit and put tools away, and then I took a shower and got ready to go to the Jones. Mae got home in time to change. We had an enjoyable evening with our study group. Jimmy and Garma Cosper joined our group this evening. I was sure tired when we got home. Mae prepared us some dinner and we ate while we watched “Life of a King”. It was good but I enjoyed the show last night better. I tried to grind the chicken that Mae bought but it is still to frozen to grind. My right wrist is sure hurting me this evening. I believe that I twisted it while drilling holes for the plumbing pipes. It’s after 10PM so we are going to bed.
February 26, 2015
I woke at 6:30 this morning and was glad that Mae was still sleeping. I enjoyed reading my scriptures. Mae was up by the time I finished reading. While I was saying my prayers the thought came to me that it was going to storm while we were at the Temple and I had better put something over the vent hole that I had drilled in the roof. I got dressed and went to Home Depot where I bought a roof jack. I got that installed and then we had breakfast. It worked out just right for us to pick up Fred Amundson and then meet at the Church. Sister Andrus had Sister Leah Nelson with her. Bishop and Sister Mullins and Sister Mullin were there. Brother David Presnell and Pat brought Max Fife. The Temple parking lot was full so Brother Presnell and I parked in the lost north of the Temple. We enjoyed the Temple Session. After the session most of us went down to the cafeteria and ate lunch. After Mae and I got home, Mae went to the grocery store to deposit the check from Bob’s insurance in our account with American First Credit Union and picked up a few groceries. I ground up the chicken that Mae had bought yesterday and when Mae got home we packaged it. This evening we invited Dave and Pat Presnell over to play games. We had a great evening and enjoyed visiting as much as we did playing games. It was after 11P before they left for home. we put things away and soon went to bed.
Friday, February 27, 2015
Mae has made it a very special day for me as normal. She is a very special person and I am so blessed to have her for my wife. David text me 1st thing this morning to wish me a happy birthday. Scott then sent me a Birthday text. Sandi called me and Shellie called me. With Shellie’s call she sang Happy Birthday to me and she doesn’t sing to very many people. I went over and met our new neighbors across the street, Bob & Delaine Jackson. They will be going to St. George tomorrow or Sunday to their home there until the weather gets hot there. At 5:30PM we met our children at Golden Corral in Layton for dinner. David came but Shauna and their children didn’t because Tyler had his wisdom teeth pulled today. Sandi came, Scott and his family except Ashley as she had a baby sitting job. Jeff and all his family were there. Sandi is now legally Sandra Lee Thomas as of today. They still have a settlement to go through but the marriage is now dissolved. After coming home we watched a show on Netflix that was really good and should be shown to teens that they might know the danger of chatting on the internet. We then watched the last of a BYU men’s volleyball game before going to bed.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
After breakfast I did get a jig built so that I can adjust the hole for the floor drain. I then went to Bryce’s and the two of us drove up to Logan. We went to the Gun Club where Bryce’s Ward High Priest Group provided a lunch and the range for skit shooting. I brought my two 20 gage shot guns and two boxes of shells. Bryce used my old gun and I used the new gun. I averaged about 20% and Bryce was a little lower, not really very good for either of us but it was an enjoyable experience. When I got home Mae and I immediately left for Grantsville. Chelci and Steve invited us to attend Jacob and Luke’s 1st Birthday Party. Chelci had gone to a lot of work providing a nice dinner for many family members on both sides. After dinner she gave each of the twins a small cake of their own. It was sure fun to watch each enjoy the cake. Jacob really went very aggressive after his cake where Luke was more delicate. Following the party Mae and I went up to Sandi’s where Mae went through our storage there and made and inventory of it. I went upstairs and took a nap. It was after 9:45PM before we started home. it’s now going on to mid-night.


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--- title: How much do you get paid? Part III - Comparison by discipline author: Jacquie Tran date: '2018-01-04' slug: how-much-do-you-get-paid-part-3 categories: - Off-field analyses tags: - sport science - strength and conditioning - football - salaries - soccer draft: no ---
This post is the third in a series - to get up to speed, have a read through the first post and the second post. In this series, I will show how I created the plots that Aiden published on Twitter here and here, alongside some commentary about the choices I made throughout the process and my own interpretations of the results.
Load up the data and the libraries as we’ve done before.
library(readr)
library(knitr)
library(kableExtra)
library(ggplot2)
library(dplyr)
# Read the data into R
dataSource <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jacquietran/soccerSalariesDataPublic/master/soccerSalariesDataPublic.csv"
soccerSalariesData <- read_delim(dataSource, delim = ",", col_names = TRUE, col_types = NULL)
Let’s compare how sport scientists and S&C coaches are paid in the different leagues.
# Subset of data frame to exclude dept == NA
soccerSalariesData3 <- soccerSalariesData %>%
filter(!is.na(dept))
soccerSalariesData3$dept <- recode(
soccerSalariesData3$dept,
`Physical Performance` = "S&C")
# Set factor levels
soccerSalariesData3$dept <- factor(
soccerSalariesData3$dept,
levels = c("S&C", "Sport Science", "Both"))
soccerSalariesData3$leagueOfFirstTeam <- factor(
soccerSalariesData3$leagueOfFirstTeam,
levels = c(
"Premier League", "Scottish Premiership", "Championship", "League 1", "League 2"))
# Create object to store axis labels with line breaks
labelsLeague <- c("PL", "SP", "C", "L1", "L2")
# Create a list to store common theme options for use across plots
plotFeatures <- theme(
plot.title = element_text(size = 16),
plot.subtitle = element_text(size = 14),
axis.title.x = element_blank(),
axis.text.x = element_text(size = 11),
axis.title.y = element_text(size = 16),
axis.text.y = element_text(size = 11),
legend.position = "none")
p <- ggplot(soccerSalariesData3, aes(x = leagueOfFirstTeam, y = salaryGBP))
p <- p + facet_wrap(~dept)
p <- p + geom_boxplot(outlier.shape = NA, coef = 0)
p <- p + geom_point(alpha = 1/4, size = 4, aes(colour = leagueOfFirstTeam))
p <- p + scale_y_continuous(
limits = c(0, 60000),
breaks = seq(0, 60000, by = 10000))
p <- p + scale_x_discrete(labels = labelsLeague)
p <- p + labs(
title = "UK soccer salaries of support staff",
subtitle = "By league and by discipline",
y = "Salary (GBP)")
p <- p + plotFeatures
salaryByLeagueAndDept <- p
# Display the plot
salaryByLeagueAndDept
Here is the breakdown of median salaries:
# Calculate median salaries by league and discipline
medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept <- soccerSalariesData3 %>%
group_by(leagueOfFirstTeam, dept) %>%
summarise(median = median(salaryGBP, na.rm = TRUE))
# Reorder values by $dept, then by $leagueOfFirstTeam
medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept <- medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept[order(
medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept$dept, medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept$leagueOfFirstTeam), ]
# Remove duplicate values in $dept for aesthetic purposes
medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept$dept <- c(
"S&C", rep("", times = 3),
"Sport Science", rep("", times = 4),
"Both", rep("", times = 3))
# Rename variables for aesthetic purposes
colnames(medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept) <- c(
"League in which first team plays", "Discipline", "Median salary (GBP, £)")
# Display the table
medianSalariesByLeagueAndDept %>%
kable("html") %>%
kable_styling()
| League in which first team plays | Discipline | Median salary (GBP, £) |
|---|---|---|
| Premier League | S&C | 25000 |
| Championship | 26500 | |
| League 1 | 25000 | |
| League 2 | 20000 | |
| Premier League | Sport Science | 20000 |
| Scottish Premiership | 26000 | |
| Championship | 21000 | |
| League 1 | 18500 | |
| League 2 | 13000 | |
| Premier League | Both | 7200 |
| Championship | 21000 | |
| League 1 | 17000 | |
| League 2 | 16000 |
1. Within-league within-discipline variation is substantial in most cases. Where there is not considerable variation, it is probably due to limited representation within that particular sub-group (e.g., Scottish Premiership sport scientists). Some variation is to be expected, since respondents of different job seniority levels completed the survey. However, the salary variation seen here is in tens of thousands of British Pounds! Seeing this does not breed confidence that a systematic process is used to set performance staff salaries.
In real terms, this means that there are individuals performing similar duties for clubs competing in the same league, but somehow these individuals are being paid wildly different salaries. For instance, three respondents are Lead Academy S&C Coaches for Premier League clubs with salaries of £19,000, £22,000, and £30,000. Similarly, several respondents are Head Academy Sport Scientists for Championship clubs; the lowest salary among them is £27,000 while the highest is £40,000.
Within-league within-discipline variance could be partly accounted for by differences in qualifications, however 80 out of the 102 respondents hold postgraduate degrees (e.g., Postgraduate Certificate, Masters, PhD). It could also represent varying levels of experience or years of service at a particular club, but unfortunately these items were not included in the questionnaire.
2. Within four of the five leagues, S&C coaches are generally paid higher salaries than sport scientists. For League 2, the comparison between disciplines is tenuous because of the small number of responses within each discipline (S&C coaches at League 2 = 1, sport scientists at League 2 = 5). No respondents were S&C coaches working for Scottish Premiership clubs.
3. For S&C coaches and sport scientists, the typical salary for those working in League 1 clubs is not remarkably different to those working for clubs in higher tier leagues (e.g., Premier League, Championship). In part 1 of this series, we plotted salaries by league and by ‘competitive level’ (whether a respondent works for their club’s first team or academy program). This earlier analysis seemed to show a ‘salary gradient’, where typical salaries decreased linearly from higher to lower tier leagues. This pattern is not so clear in this case. However, the true nature of differences or non-differences between leagues would become more apparent with more survey responses, particularly from individuals who fit into the underrepresented sub-groups.
4. A small number of individuals fulfill roles than span both S&C and sport science disciplines. Given that we’re talking about n = 6 here, I’m less focused on the reported salaries as such. What I am interested in is the nature of these dual roles. Is an individual’s workload split between the two disciplines (e.g., 0.5 S&C and 0.5 sport science, or some other proportions)? Are such jobs, in reality, two jobs rolled into one, each of them requiring more than a typical half-time commitment? Or are we just more verbose with our job titles, while retaining the features of jobs from previous eras? Maybe the catch-all ‘Fitness Trainer’ title has simply been replaced by ‘S&C Coach / Sport Scientist’!
Giving consideration to these questions is not just an exercise in discussing semantics (although I do love semantics). Addressing them is crucial for ensuring that individuals in such roles:
If you’d like to take a look at the data and try your hand at creating / modifying these plots, visit this GitHub repository.
Constructive feedback and comments welcome - get in touch with me via Twitter: @jacquietran.


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game.rangeBonusPerSkillLevel
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- rangeBonusAura1
- Aura. Increases cast range by
game.rangeBonusPerSkillLevel
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Requires rangeBonusPassive1
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- rangeBonusPassive2
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2.0 * game.rangeBonusPerSkillLevel
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- rangeBonusAura2
- Aura. Increases cast range by
2.0 * game.rangeBonusPerSkillLevel
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Requires rangeBonusPassive2
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- advancedMagicMissile
- Passive skill. Removes the
magicMissile
spell delay.
The common action delay game.wizardActionCooldownTicks
still applies.
Requires rangeBonusAura2
.
- magicalDamageBonusPassive1
- Passive skill. Increases instant magical damage by
game.magicalDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
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- magicalDamageBonusAura1
- Aura. Increases instant magical damage by
game.magicalDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
.
Requires magicalDamageBonusPassive1
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- magicalDamageBonusPassive2
- Passive skill. Increases instant magical damage by
2.0 * game.magicalDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
.
Requires magicalDamageBonusAura1
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- magicalDamageBonusAura2
- Aura. Increases instant magical damage by
2.0 * game.magicalDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
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Requires magicalDamageBonusPassive2
.
- frostBolt
- Active skill. A wizard can now use the
frostBolt
spell.
Requires magicalDamageBonusAura2
.
- staffDamageBonusPassive1
- Passive skill. Increases staff damage by
game.staffDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
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- staffDamageBonusAura1
- Aura. Increases staff damage by
game.staffDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
.
Requires staffDamageBonusPassive1
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- staffDamageBonusPassive2
- Passive skill. Increases staff damage by
2.0 * game.staffDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
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Requires staffDamageBonusAura1
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- staffDamageBonusAura2
- Aura. Increases staff damage by
2.0 * game.staffDamageBonusPerSkillLevel
.
Requires staffDamageBonusPassive2
.
- fireball
- Active skill. A wizard can now use the
fireball
spell.
Requires staffDamageBonusAura2
.
- movementBonusFactorPassive1
- Passive skill. Increases movement speed by
1.0 + game.movementBonusFactorPerSkillLevel
times.
Summarily movementBonusFactorPassive2
and movementBonusFactorAura2
increase movement
speed by 1.0 + 4.0 * game.movementBonusFactorPerSkillLevel
times.
- movementBonusFactorAura1
- Aura. Increases movement speed by
1.0 + game.movementBonusFactorPerSkillLevel
times.
Requires movementBonusFactorPassive1
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- movementBonusFactorPassive2
- Passive skill. Increases movement speed by
1.0 + 2.0 * game.movementBonusFactorPerSkillLevel
times.
Requires movementBonusFactorAura1
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- movementBonusFactorAura2
- Aura. Increases movement speed by
1.0 + 2.0 * game.movementBonusFactorPerSkillLevel
times.
Requires movementBonusFactorPassive2
.
- haste
- Active skill. A wizard can now use the
haste
spell.
Requires movementBonusFactorAura2
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- magicalDamageAbsorptionPassive1
- Passive skill. Decreases received magical damage by
game.magicalDamageAbsorptionPerSkillLevel
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- magicalDamageAbsorptionAura1
- Aura. Decreases received magical damage by
game.magicalDamageAbsorptionPerSkillLevel
.
Requires magicalDamageAbsorptionPassive1
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- magicalDamageAbsorptionPassive2
- Passive skill. Decreases received magical damage by
2.0 * game.magicalDamageAbsorptionPerSkillLevel
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Requires magicalDamageAbsorptionAura1
.
- magicalDamageAbsorptionAura2
- Aura. Decreases received magical damage by
2.0 * game.magicalDamageAbsorptionPerSkillLevel
.
Requires magicalDamageAbsorptionPassive2
.
- shield
- Active skill. A wizard can now use the
shield
spell.
Requires magicalDamageAbsorptionAura2
.