About me
Hello, I’m Jane. Criticality please use "solutionise" instead of solution ideas! Not a hill to die on yet programmatically. We need distributors to evangelize the new line to local markets thinking outside the box run it up the flagpole, nor are there any leftovers in the kitchen? We are running out of runway let's unpack that later productize. High touch client digital literacy push back. Window-licker. Drink the Kool-aid paddle on both sides critical mass prioritize these line items anti-pattern shotgun approach.
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SdFat
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SdFat class using SDIO. More...
#include <SdFat.h>
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| bool | begin (BlockDriver *blockDev, uint8_t part=0) |
| bool | begin () |
| uint8_t | blocksPerCluster () const |
| uint32_t | blocksPerFat () const |
| cache_t * | cacheClear () |
| SdioCard * | card () |
| bool | cardBegin () |
| uint8_t | cardErrorCode () |
| uint32_t | cardErrorData () |
| bool | chdir (bool set_cwd=false) |
| bool | chdir (const char *path, bool set_cwd=false) |
| void | chvol () |
| uint32_t | clusterCount () const |
| uint8_t | clusterSizeShift () const |
| uint32_t | dataStartBlock () const |
| int8_t | dbgFat (uint32_t n, uint32_t *v) |
| void | errorHalt () |
| void | errorHalt (Print *pr) |
| void | errorHalt (char const *msg) |
| void | errorHalt (Print *pr, char const *msg) |
| void | errorHalt (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | errorHalt (Print *pr, const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | errorPrint () |
| void | errorPrint (Print *pr) |
| void | errorPrint (const char *msg) |
| void | errorPrint (Print *pr, char const *msg) |
| void | errorPrint (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | errorPrint (Print *pr, const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| bool | exists (const char *path) |
| uint8_t | fatCount () |
| uint32_t | fatStartBlock () const |
| uint8_t | fatType () const |
| int32_t | freeClusterCount () |
| bool | fsBegin () |
| bool | init () |
| bool | init (uint8_t part) |
| void | initErrorHalt () |
| void | initErrorHalt (Print *pr) |
| void | initErrorHalt (char const *msg) |
| void | initErrorHalt (Print *pr, char const *msg) |
| void | initErrorHalt (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | initErrorHalt (Print *pr, const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | initErrorPrint () |
| void | initErrorPrint (Print *pr) |
| void | initErrorPrint (char const *msg) |
| void | initErrorPrint (Print *pr, char const *msg) |
| void | initErrorPrint (const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | initErrorPrint (Print *pr, const __FlashStringHelper *msg) |
| void | ls (uint8_t flags=0) |
| void | ls (const char *path, uint8_t flags=0) |
| void | ls (print_t *pr, uint8_t flags=0) |
| void | ls (print_t *pr, const char *path, uint8_t flags) |
| bool | mkdir (const char *path, bool pFlag=true) |
| File | open (const char *path, oflag_t oflag=FILE_READ) |
| File | open (const String &path, oflag_t oflag=FILE_READ) |
| bool | remove (const char *path) |
| bool | rename (const char *oldPath, const char *newPath) |
| bool | rmdir (const char *path) |
| uint16_t | rootDirEntryCount () const |
| uint32_t | rootDirStart () const |
| bool | truncate (const char *path, uint32_t length) |
| FatVolume * | vol () |
| uint32_t | volumeBlockCount () const |
| FatFile * | vwd () |
| bool | wipe (print_t *pr=0) |
SdFat class using SDIO.
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Initialize an FatFileSystem object.
| [in] | blockDev | Device block driver. |
| [in] | part | partition to initialize. |
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Initialize SD card and file system.
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Clear the cache and returns a pointer to the cache. Not for normal apps.
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Initialize SD card for diagnostic use only.
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Change a volume's working directory to root
Changes the volume's working directory to the SD's root directory. Optionally set the current working directory to the volume's working directory.
| [in] | set_cwd | Set the current working directory to this volume's working directory if true. |
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Change a volume's working directory
Changes the volume working directory to the path subdirectory. Optionally set the current working directory to the volume's working directory.
Example: If the volume's working directory is "/DIR", chdir("SUB") will change the volume's working directory from "/DIR" to "/DIR/SUB".
If path is "/", the volume's working directory will be changed to the root directory
| [in] | path | The name of the subdirectory. |
| [in] | set_cwd | Set the current working directory to this volume's working directory if true. |
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Set the current working directory to a volume's working directory.
This is useful with multiple SD cards.
The current working directory is changed to this volume's working directory.
This is like the Windows/DOS <drive letter>: command.
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Debug access to FAT table
| [in] | n | cluster number. |
| [out] | v | value of entry |
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Print any SD error code to Serial and halt.
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Print any SD error code and halt.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
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Print msg, any SD error code and halt.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code, and halt.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code, and halt.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code, and halt.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print any SD error code to Serial
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Print any SD error code.
| [in] | pr | Print device. |
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Print msg, any SD error code.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print msg, any SD error code.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Test for the existence of a file.
| [in] | path | Path of the file to be tested for. |
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Volume free space in clusters.
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Initialize file system for diagnostic use only.
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Initialize a FAT volume. Try partition one first then try super floppy format.
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Initialize a FAT volume.
| [in] | part | The partition to be used. Legal values for part are 1-4 to use the corresponding partition on a device formatted with a MBR, Master Boot Record, or zero if the device is formatted as a super floppy with the FAT boot sector in block zero. |
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Print any SD error code and halt.
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Print error details and halt after begin fails.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
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Print message, error details, and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message, error details, and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | pr | Print device. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message, error details, and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message, error details, and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | pr | Print device for message. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print error details after begin() fails.
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Print error details after begin() fails.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
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Print message and error details and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message and error details and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message and error details and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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Print message and error details and halt after begin() fails.
| [in] | pr | Print destination. |
| [in] | msg | Message to print. |
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List the directory contents of the volume working directory to Serial.
| [in] | flags | The inclusive OR of |
LS_DATE - Print file modification date
LS_SIZE - Print file size.
LS_R - Recursive list of subdirectories.
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List the directory contents of a directory to Serial.
| [in] | path | directory to list. |
| [in] | flags | The inclusive OR of |
LS_DATE - Print file modification date
LS_SIZE - Print file size.
LS_R - Recursive list of subdirectories.
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List the directory contents of the volume working directory.
| [in] | pr | Print stream for list. |
| [in] | flags | The inclusive OR of |
LS_DATE - Print file modification date
LS_SIZE - Print file size.
LS_R - Recursive list of subdirectories.
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List the directory contents of a directory.
| [in] | pr | Print stream for list. |
| [in] | path | directory to list. |
| [in] | flags | The inclusive OR of |
LS_DATE - Print file modification date
LS_SIZE - Print file size.
LS_R - Recursive list of subdirectories.
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Make a subdirectory in the volume working directory.
| [in] | path | A path with a valid 8.3 DOS name for the subdirectory. |
| [in] | pFlag | Create missing parent directories if true. |
open a file
| [in] | path | location of file to be opened. |
| [in] | oflag | open flags. |
open a file
| [in] | path | location of file to be opened. |
| [in] | oflag | open flags. |
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Remove a file from the volume working directory.
| [in] | path | A path with a valid 8.3 DOS name for the file. |
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Rename a file or subdirectory.
| [in] | oldPath | Path name to the file or subdirectory to be renamed. |
| [in] | newPath | New path name of the file or subdirectory. |
The newPath object must not exist before the rename call.
The file to be renamed must not be open. The directory entry may be moved and file system corruption could occur if the file is accessed by a file object that was opened before the rename() call.
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Remove a subdirectory from the volume's working directory.
| [in] | path | A path with a valid 8.3 DOS name for the subdirectory. |
The subdirectory file will be removed only if it is empty.
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Truncate a file to a specified length. The current file position will be maintained if it is less than or equal to length otherwise it will be set to end of file.
| [in] | path | A path with a valid 8.3 DOS name for the file. |
| [in] | length | The desired length for the file. |
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Wipe all data from the volume. You must reinitialize the volume before accessing it again.
| [in] | pr | print stream for status dots. |


- Blender is a 3D modeling and rendering application
- Oriented towards artistic uses like photo realistic
images, animation for movies, or games
- Free and open source
- Commercial competitors are applications like
3D Studio Max or
Maya
Demo where I try to model something.
- Navigation
- Object Mode
- Edit Mode
- Verticies, Edges, and Faces
- Extrusion, Scaling, and Inset


Pick intent example
Web Intents
Pick Intent documentation
Examples
This example demonstrates a cloud-based file picker.


A React-based crossfit application that allows users to track new personal records. Authentication and MongoDB were implemented.
Demonstrates the ability to use javascript to create a web-based trivia game. Key feature is the use of time intervals.
A React-based memorization game. the pokemon buttons are created with props and state tracks selected pokemon and scores.
Classic Hangman game built with javascript that pulls the next word randomly from an existing array. Requires desktop keyboard to play.
Helps users with limited ingredients find recipes through the Edamam API and recommends a wine through prebuilt arrays.
Demonstrates the use of a firebase database that keeps track stats in realtime. There is also a javascript generated chatroom.
Demonstrates the ability to use the Giphy API to populate the with gifs related to a search or button choice.
Demonstrates the use of handlebars. Utilizes MySQL, Node, Express, and an original ORM. Developed using the Model-View-Controller Pattern.
A Node-based application demonstrating the use of a SQL database. Three types of users can sign in and access the database.


Document Summarization, Infomation Extraction and Document Classification using R.
Check it outThe various methods of supervised learning using Tensorflow.
Check it outDevelop a sales prediction model through random forest, Navie Bayes, LDA, ARDL time series analysis by integrating weather data and sales data.
Check it out


[gecode-users] [ANN] gecode-python
Denys Duchier
denys.duchier at univ-orleans.fr
Sat Aug 6 14:35:35 CEST 2011
I am pleased to announce the first release of gecode-python, a package
providing simplified Python bindings for Gecode. It is available from
PyPI.
easy_install gecode-python
or easy_install --prefix ~ gecode-python
or by downloading the source code and executing in the source directory:
python setup.py install
or python setup.py install --prefix ~
This package is hosted on launchpad:
https://launchpad.net/gecode-python
You can obtain a copy of the repository with:
bzr branch lp:gecode-python
To illustate how these bindings can be used, here is SEND+MORE=MONEY:
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there is experimental support for "disjunctors" (speculative
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I welcome suggestions, bug reports (on launchpad), and contributions.
Cheers,
--Denys
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Bringing in companies across the country, to get you a job that doesn't involve debugging FORTRAN code
Hackathons, cool projects, and workshops on the latest technologies
Potlucks, gaming, CS Jeopardy, and more (because CS students do indeed have social lives)


SpringRoll Examples
Basic Application Setup
Asset Loading & Caching
Color-Alpha Image
Max Width
Responsive UI
Cutscene
Using TweenJS
Adding and Playing Sound
Basic Captions
Captions & Sound
Multi-Display Application
Create States
Container Example


I grew up in rural Minnesota on a 1000 acre crop/ 100 head beef farm. I was active in 4-H and FFA, obtaining my National FFA Degree. In 1993 I moved to River Falls to attend UWRF and fell in love with Western Wisconsin. There I met my wife Carrie, and had three wonderful children who all attend school in the district. Since 2002 I have run my own small business, Digital Brigade. We have a shop on main street River Falls and do IT service work in 5 states.
I’m a strong believer in exceptional education programs and protecting the amazing environment I fell in love with when I moved here 25 years ago. Having been both a farmer and a small business leader, I bring a unique perspective to the race for 10th District State Senate. I understand what it means to live and thrive in a rural area, as well as the challenges that running a successful small business brings.
I’ve been dismayed over the recent trends to defund both our college and K-12 systems. As a small business owner I know the best way to create good jobs is to have a well educated work force that can afford to go on to higher education. Massive corporate giveaways like the recent Foxconn deal are not a sustainable way to generate good jobs. We need to invest in a well educated work force as well as the small businesses (which are the main job creators) to keep our state economy healthy.
We also need a great place to live to support the workforce, recent moves to sell 10,000 acres of public land and to relax environmental protections have a potential to destroy what we hold so dear about living here. Our clean rivers, parks, and public hunting lands are all in danger. Selling off this land, or changing land use permits to allow for more mining are endangering our ability to hunt, ski, boat, hike and enjoy our outdoors. Our outdoors are also a job creator. Billions are brought into our economy each year by the recreation use of our public lands, over 140,000 jobs in this state are directly linked to our great outdoors.
We need to support our local farmers. Having been a farmer and an early adopter or no-till and rotational grazing I understand that our ability to make a good living farming and respecting our environment have always gone hand in hand. The family farmer is the backbone of our rural economy and large corporate farms are distancing us further and further from our traditional farm values. I have a long history of working with the Farmers Union, 4-H and FFA.
I’m a listener. I make a living by listening to what is wrong with people’s computer needs. We seem to have lost our way to listen in this hyper-politicized world. I’m not afraid to work across the aisle and listen to different viewpoints. I’m not afraid to change my mind based on solid facts, and good debate. If elected I will take the time to attend any public meeting I’m invited to and not run from the hard questions. I will not take money from large corporations and special interests. My job is to represent and listen to you, the people of the 10th District.


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Kurogo™ Adminstration Console
Universitas Mobile Web
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Default Modules
Theme
Device Detection
Error Handling and Debugging
Database
Cookies
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Analytics
Log Files and Temp Directory
Module Configuration
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Select the modules which mobile and desktop users should see when they first enter the site.
Default mobile:
About
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Initial module to which mobile users are sent
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Initial module to which non-mobile users are sent


The MFA level for a guild
var MFALevel: number
The required MFA level for a guild, i.e. is a user required to have set up multi-factor authentication in this guild?
The value can either be 0
or 1
.
| Level | Integer | Description |
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NONE |
0 |
Users are NOT required to have set up multi-factor authentication |
ELEVATED |
1 |
Users ARE required to have set up multi-factor authentication |
| Creating a Guild Instance |
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Schedule represents a working day with a start and end time, meeting times and titles and tasks. Tasks can also be associated to meetings as in an agenda. Invokation example
work = ["8","30","18","45"] busy = [["9","0","10","0"],["11","30","12","15"]] titles = ["Ruby class room training","Discuss Ruby"] tasks = [task1,task2,task3,task4,task5,task6] schedule = Syctask::Schedule.new(work,busy,titles,tasks) schedule.graph.each {|output| puts output}
This will create following output
Meetings -------- A - Ruby class room training B - Discuss Ruby A B xxoo/%r//%rxxx|-//%r/ooooxoooo|---|---|---|---| 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 1 2 3 4 5 6 Tasks ----- 0 - 1: task1 1 - 2: task2 2 - 3: task3 3 - 4: task4 4 - 5: task5 5 - 6: task6
Subsequent tasks are are displayed in the graph alternating with x and o. Meetings are indicated with / and the start is marked with A, B and so on. Task IDs are shown below the graph. The graph will be printed colored. Meetings in red, free times in green and tasks in blue. The past time is shown in black.
Color of meetings
Regex scans meetings in the graph
Color of free times
Regex scans free times in the graph
Regex scans tasks and free times in the graph
If tasks cannot be assigned to the working time this color is used
Color of tasks
Regex scans tasks in the graph
End time of working day
Meetings assigned to the work time
Start time of working day
Tasks assigned to the work time
Creates a new Schedule and initializes work time, busy times, titles and tasks. Work time is mandatory, busy times, titles and tasks are optional. Values have to be provided as
work time: [start_hour, start_minute, end_hour, end_minute]
busy time: [[start_hour, start_minute, end_hour, end_minute],]
titles: [title,…]
tasks: [task,…]
# File lib/syctask/schedule.rb, line 82 def initialize(work_time, busy_time=[], titles=[], tasks=[]) @starts = Syctask::Times.new([work_time[0], work_time[1]]) @ends = Syctask::Times.new([work_time[2], work_time[3]]) @meetings = [] titles ||= [] busy_time.each.with_index do |busy,index| title = titles[index] ? titles[index] : "Meeting #{index}" @meetings << Syctask::Meeting.new(busy, title) end raise Exception, "Busy times have to be within work time" unless within?(@meetings, @starts, @ends) @tasks = tasks end
Sets the assignments containing tasks that are assigned to meetings. Returns true if succeeds
# File lib/syctask/schedule.rb, line 100 def assign(assignments) assignments.each do |assignment| number = assignment[0].upcase.ord - "A".ord return false if number < 0 or number > @meetings.size @meetings[number].tasks.clear assignment[1].split(',').each do |id| index = @tasks.find_index{|task| task.id == id.to_i} @meetings[number].tasks << @tasks[index] if index and @tasks[index] end @meetings[number].tasks.uniq! end true end
Retrieves the work and busy times transformed to the time line scale
# File lib/syctask/schedule.rb, line 395 def get_times work_time =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@ends.round_up] meeting_times = [] @meetings.each do |meeting| meeting_time = Array.new(2) meeting_time[0] =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>meeting.starts.h) + minute_offset(meeting.starts.m) meeting_time[1] =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>meeting.ends.h) + minute_offset(meeting.ends.m) meeting_times << meeting_time end if @meetings times = [work_time, meeting_times] end
graph first creates creates the time line. Then the busy times are added. After that the tasks are added to the time line and the task caption and task list is created. graph returns the graph, task caption, task list and meeting list
time line
add meetings to time line
add tasks to time line
create task caption
create task list
create meeting caption
create meeting list
return time line, task caption, task list, meeting caption and meeting
list
# File lib/syctask/schedule.rb, line 171 def graph work_time, meeting_times = get_times heading = sprintf("+++ %s - %s-%s +++", Time.now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d"), @starts.time.strftime("%H:%M"), @ends.time.strftime("%H:%M")).color(:blue) time_line = "|---" * (work_time[1]-work_time[0]) + "|" meeting_times.each do |time| time_line[time[0]..time[1]-1] = '/' * (time[1] - time[0]) end task_list, task_caption = assign_tasks_to_graph(time_line) [heading.center(80), meeting_list, meeting_caption, colorize(time_line), time_caption, task_caption, task_list] end
Creates a meeting list for printing. Returns the meeting list
# File lib/syctask/schedule.rb, line 115 def meeting_list list = sprintf("%s", "Meetings\n").color(:red) list << sprintf("%s", "--------\n").color(:red) meeting_number = "A" @meetings.each do |meeting| hint = "-" hint = "*" if time_between?(Time.now, meeting.starts.time, meeting.ends.time) list << sprintf("%s %s %s\n", meeting_number, hint, meeting.title).color(:red) meeting_number.next! meeting.tasks.each do |task| task_color = task.done? ? :green : :blue list << sprintf("%5s - %s\n", task.id, task.title).color(task_color) end end list end


--- layout: newsstory title: SOMETHING'S GOTTA CHANGE match: Folkestone 2 Yeltz 1 ---
Another desperate result, another poor performance and make no bones about it - we are going down.
The game? We took the lead in the first half through a looping header from Ross Collins when unmarked in the box. They were as bad as us, but then unbelievably took the lead from a penalty (following a blatant push) and then a goal almost straight after. We had most of the ball afterwards, but other than some tricky runs from the excellent Costas, we never looked like equalising.
So how are we going to get out of this awful run? Drastic changes are needed. We've go no midfield, no organisation and unbelievably we look even worse than we were under John Chambers. As several of you have pointed out on YeltzTalk , at least two managers have been sacked for having runs as bad as we're on now, and as far as I can see the only thing that might save us from relegation is bringing someone new in as manager who might spark some life into us. Anyway, please feel free to add your thoughts on the subject.
This week's transfer news: Stuart Payne has been released and has gone to Evesham. The Gas Man always worked hard, but you never really fancied him to score. Steve Piearce's loan period is up, but it's still not clear (to me anyway) whether he'll be staying or going back to Hereford.
Next week brings Welling United to The Grove in another crucial game. Come On, Come On!
Folkestone Invicta: Wietecha; Morris (Dryden 49), Ponsford, Larkin, Daniels, Virgo, Hogg, Chambers (Ross 55), Lawrence, Dent, S. Smith (Ayling 85)
Halesowen Town: Quy; Crisp, Hines (Bowen 67), Wood, Lloyd, Comyn, Collins (Mason 27), Xiourouppa, Piearce, N. Smith, Ford. Sub: Sutton
Booked: Xiourouppa (56) Referee: K. Knight (Hove) Attendance: 384
The lights are rapidly going out on Halesowen's 11 year reign in the Premier League following this latest reversal at the hands of fellow strugglers Folkestone. The Yeltz are now without a win in ten games, having suffered six straight defeats.
The visitors started brightly but Ross Collins waited too long to shoot when in the clear in the 2nd minute and could only earn a corner. Steve Lawrence committed a blatant foul by bundling both the ball and Andy Quy over the line in the 3rd minute and the goal was disallowed. Quy then saved an 8th minute effort from Lawrence after Phil Wood had slipped on the heavy pitch. For Halesowen, Les Hines worked through the Invicta defence in the 11th minute but his final shot went high.
Halesowen took the lead in the 17th minute when a Collins header looped into the net from Steve Piearce's cross. Collins then hobbled off injured and without his presence Halesowen failed to build on their lead against poor opposition despite some tricky wing play from Michael Mason. Seven minutes into first-half injury time Richard Ponsford curled a 20 yard freekick just wide for the home side.
When Folkestone key players Andy Morris and Paul Chambers withdrew early in second half through injury, the visitors looked to be heading for a vital victory. However, as so often this season, Halesowen then pressed the self-destruct button and found themselves behind within the space of a minute. Andy Comyn pushed James Dryden in the box in the 62nd minute and Richard Ponsford gladly converted from the penalty spot. Almost immediately Dryden put Invicta ahead when he collected Nicky Dent's right wing cross and turned the ball into the corner of Andy Quy's net from 15 yards out. Despite late Yeltz pressure, Folkestone were in no mood to relinquish their lead and should have added to their goal tally on the break in injury time but Dent chose to fire at Andy Quy rather than passing across goal to the unmarked substitute Jeff Ross.


Afterwood
The Buggles once informed us that video killed the radio star. Maybe that was true back in the late 1970’s but today it’s “Agile” that’s killing her instead. Time was when you could nestle into your office chair, slip on a monster pair of noise-cancelling headphones (the ones that made you look like a Cyberman) and then really get deeply embroiled in a spot of coding whilst being surrounded by your favourite tunes! There was no chance of any interruptions either as long as you didn’t open your email client.
Not anymore, not now that we’re all Agile. Such anti-social behaviour is considered verboten in this new world of total collaboration and “value driven development”. There is no room for music and isolation in a team which thrives on pairs or mobs of developers huddling around a single machine all focused on the singular problem of highest worth. Deodorant is an absolute essential throughout the day and any thoughts of eating garlic for lunch will be met with an afternoon of faux hand-wafting gestures and nose pegs.
If you’re partial to a nice large lunch and the occasional cheeky pint or two in the hopes that the afternoon can largely drift past as you drag out the low hanging fruit which you saved for such a special occasion, think again. The afternoon continues on from where the morning left off, albeit in a different huddle of people embracing the change in dynamic that keeps the energy flowing all throughout the day until knocking off time. If 5pm comes and you’ve not already left – exhausted from hours of collaborative designing, coding and testing – then your “value generation” meter can’t be full.
Energised work is the name of the game. It’s not just lunchtime drinking that you’ll knock on the head but a solid evening out drinking in the pub seems great at the time but the following morning when you’ve got a stinking hangover and you’re looking to just muddle through the day you can forget it. The rest of your team will have had their full quota of 8 hours sleep and be buzzing, ready to push another handful of user stories through the pipeline and out to your loyal band of customers. Time waits for no man, and neither does the release train either.
Good old fashioned tasks used to take weeks or months, not days or even just a few hours! If you had to estimate, you had so much leeway you could easily factor in some extra hours over-and-above any genuine contingency to include personal administration time as well. We may have a day job but we also need car and home insurance, there are holidays to book, and who risks appearing absent by going out to an actual physical supermarket when you can shop online and appear to be working at the same time? If you only ever learned one keyboard shortcut I can almost guarantee it was Alt+Tab – the “boss” key-combo.
While it’s no longer possible to pad out the estimate for your latest feature to include time sorting out this summer’s touring holiday around Europe, you’d still hope to squeeze in the odd household chore here and there. But no, it’s not just you giving estimates these days; the whole team gets to add their tuppence worth in a planning poker session. Assuming you can even engineer being the (only) one to implement any particular feature, any attempt to game the system by giving an overly pessimistic estimate will be met with a public inquiry from your teammates to understand why your opinion sits out on the periphery of the Normal curve. Sprint planning is a well-intentioned exercise but it makes holiday planning an absolute nightmare.
Everything has to be transparent nowadays; the stakeholders get to see where their money is being spent and they’re also allowed to decide on a daily basis whether it’s still going in the direction they want it to. The morning stand-up is just another example of the do-gooders getting to put their oar in and disrupt the traditional art of procrastination. If you failed at the planning session to broaden the timescales enough then don’t expect to simply eat into any contingency during implementation without anyone noticing. You can almost guarantee some busybody will spot at the stand-up that you’re “stuck” and will then play the “swarming” card by sacrificing their own opportunity to arrange an appointment with the dentist by getting your “more valuable” work back on track instead.
We now live in a world of software development that refuses to tolerate any waste; our entire process is predicated on trimming the fat to keep the team lean and nimble. Your pairing or mobbing buddies won’t even let you put a single keystroke out of place without calling it out, let along managing to slip your own pet feature in under the radar. Instead of a metaphorical Jiminy Cricket keeping you on the straight and narrow you’ve now got real ones. The codebase is a meritocracy and every single line has to earn its keep.
None of this should be a surprise though. Back in the early 70’s, long before The Buggles even existed, Gerry Weinberg published his seminal book about the psychology of computer programming in which he identified the social nature of programming and how teams need to have collaboration as a cornerstone of their behaviour.
Yes, I’m sad that my fancy headphones mostly lay dormant in my bag along with a stack of CDs from Christmas and birthdays that I’ve still yet to find time to listen to. My desk is largely empty and chair configuration is far from optimal but I spend so much time at the whiteboard and at other people’s desks that it hardly seems to matter. Yes, I could shave valuable time off my morning routine by short-circuiting my personal hygiene if I didn’t have to share office space with my colleagues.
So would I want to go back to the way things were? No way! Maybe I’m just a Millennial who was born a decade too early but I’m relishing this ever decreasing feedback loop and I’m sure that as a result my programming output will only get better.
Chris Oldwood
14 May 2018
Chris is a freelance programmer who started out as a bedroom coder in the 80’s writing assembler on 8-bit micros. These days it's enterprise grade technology in plush corporate offices. He also commentates on the Godmanchester duck race and can be easily distracted via<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or @chrisoldwood.


Front End Web Development Student (February 2017 - August 2017)
The Iron Yard is a 24-week immersive code school. The program started with HTML and CSS, then moved into JavaScript, frameworks, and APIs while designing single page apps. The coursework mimics fast-paced, on the job learning with a focus on product development.
This project was built with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, and Mori. This project was my first time using an immutable data structure. It helped me see how it makes it easier to control your state in your project. In the app you can pick a color then draw on the board and then clear the board.
This connect four project was built with HTML, CSS, Javascript, React, and it is responsive. It uses only functional, stateless components, and only has one state object. The game detects when a game has been won or ends in a draw.
The Black Pot is my Iron Yard midterm group project. It is a Cajun restaurant website mockup using HTML, CSS, SASS, JavaScript, jQuery, AJAX, and Grunt. I was in charge of the HTML, JavaScript, jQuery, and retrieving the daily news, today’s special, Google Maps API using AJAX.
This project to build a fully functional calculator from scratch without using eval. It was a challenging problem that helped me work on my state management. I also redid this exact calculator using object oriented programming. Since I am used to functional programming that helped me understand the concept of inheritance when using classes much better.
The color clock project was one of my first projects where I started putting everything together. I combined approaches of CSS layout, animation, and transitions. I broke down a simple process of mathematical steps into a series of statements in JavaScript. Demonstrated functional programming methods and use of DOM API’s.
Front End
HTML / HTML5
CSS / SCSS / SASS
JavaScript
jQuery / AJAX
Zepto
FE Templates (Bootstrap)
React.js
Mori.js
Inferno
CMS (Wordpress)
Back End
Git / VCS (Github)
RESTful APIs (NodeJS)
Third Party APIs (Google Maps / Ecwid)
Relevant Work History
Web Specialist/Marketing Assistant | Occucare International | Oct. 2016 - Present
Responsible for building all digital marketing material like landing pages, email campaigns, and presentations. Maintaining the current company website and social media channels. I also serve as a techincal resource for desktop software applications like Microsoft 365 and SharePoint.
Social Media Manager | TexasHSFootball.com | July 2015 - Oct. 2016
Created and edited content for social media and responded to posts in a timely manner. Worked closely with the digital marketing team to develop new ROI opportunities through social media to reach each marketing
partnership goal. Helped manage the website by editing and posting articles on a WordPress platform.


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Coda
Reviewed July 18, 2019Coda is a collaborative document surface augmented with functionality from spreadsheets, kanban boards, calendars, databases, automated workflows, and 3rd party integrations. It aims to start as a simple document and grow with the users' needs to be the single place where they add their structure, workflows, data, and customized views. It was founded in 2014 and launched publicly in 2019. While it still has a long way to go to accomplish it, Coda's mission of creating a medium to democratize computation is very compelling.
Product Feel
- 👍 Slick, clean, modern
- 👍 Blurs the line between editing a doc and programming
- 👎 Jack of all trades - master of none
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👎 No first-class tables or functions
- Instead: add or modify rows, functional expressions, buttons, buttons pushing buttons
Basic Usage
The above video shows me exploring Coda's CRM template. It demonstrates:
- hovering over dynamic values to see their formula and details
- viewing the main "All ..." spreadsheets and various subset views
- changing the column type to multi-select
- changing a table view's filter to sort for active deals of the current user
- creating a multi-select that will toggle the filter expression between all deals and this user's deals
- the kanban board and calendar interfaces to data
- adding lookup columns to data
Templates
Coda launched with an impressive amount and quality of templates, including with brand-name partners, such as:
- Uber’s App Redesign
- Intercom Feedback Tracker
- Box’s Candidate Coordination Doc
- Fear-Setting by Tim Ferris
- OKRs with John Doer
- Gamestorming
- Blogilates March Workout
- #100AbChallenge
Formulas
There are a lot of little features that make constructing formulas much more pleasant in Coda:
- inline documentation
- code completion
- live data preview
- live type error detection
The icons within formulas subtley convey type information, such as:
- data type (date, number, text)
- single vs multiple (list)
- distinguishes between different objects via color
Automations
In Coda, Automations are simple workflows (a la Zapier or IFTTT). They can be triggered via on changes to specific columns in tables or on a set time-based schedule. They can cause changes to data in tables or actions in 3rd-party services via packs.
Doc Map
The Doc Map allows users to see a global structure of a doc, such as where tables are referenced in controls and formulas.
Automatic mobile app interface
The Coda mobile app automatically reskins the desktop interface as a mobile app, converting pages to tab-based navigation at the bottom of the screen, and table buttons to swipe-able actions.
Packs
Packs are Coda's answer to 3rd party integrations. They allow you to pull in data, such as from Figma and Github, as well as send messages to Slack, create Google Calendar events, etc. Adding a pack prompts you to sign in to your account in the 3rd party service, and then provides you with extra views, buttons and formulas specific to that service.
Pricing
Today Coda is entirely free. They plan to introduce a paid tier eventually, but promise to always keep a free version.
Wishes
- Create tables declaratively instead of adding rows manually
- Trigger multiple actions without a button that pushes buttons
Past wishes that were granted:
- Synced pack tables
- Faster loading times and a built-in benchmarking tool
Further Reading
- Thanks to Coda.io I Built a Much-Needed “App” in One Night
- Coda vs Notion
- Coda’s programmable document editor comes out of beta, launches iOS app
- Workplace collaboration platform Coda launches publicly after a year in beta
- Coda + Intercom
- Future of Coding #42 - Blurring the Line Between User and Programmer: Lane Shackleton


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perlivp - Perl Installation Verification Procedure
The perlivp program is set up at Perl source code build time to test the Perl version it was built under. It can be used after running:
make install
(or your platform's equivalent procedure) to verify that perl and its libraries have been installed correctly. A correct installation is verified by output that looks like:
ok 1 ok 2
Prints out a brief help message.
Gives a description of each test prior to performing it.
Gives more detailed information about each test, after it has been performed. Note that any failed tests ought to print out some extra information whether or not -v is thrown.
print *(L"# Perl binary '$perlpath' does not appear executable.en*(R";
Likely to occur for a perl binary that was not properly installed. Correct by conducting a proper installation.
print *(L"# Perl version '$]' installed, expected f(CW$ivp_VERSION.en*(R";
Likely to occur for a perl that was not properly installed. Correct by conducting a proper installation.
print *(L"# Perl e@INC directory '$_' does not appear to exist.en*(R";
Likely to occur for a perl library tree that was not properly installed. Correct by conducting a proper installation.
print *(L"# Needed module '$_' does not appear to be properly installed.en*(R";
One of the two modules that is used by perlivp was not present in the installation. This is a serious error since it adversely affects perlivp's ability to function. You may be able to correct this by performing a proper perl installation.
print *(L"# Required module '$_' does not appear to be properly installed.en*(R";
An attempt to f(CW*(C`eval "require $module"*(C' failed, even though the list of extensions indicated that it should succeed. Correct by conducting a proper installation.
print *(L"# Unnecessary module 'bLuRfle' appears to be installed.en*(R";
This test not coming out ok could indicate that you have in fact installed a bLuRfle.pm module or that the f(CW*(C`eval " require e"$module_name.pme"; "*(C' test may give misleading results with your installation of perl. If yours is the latter case then please let the author know.
print *(L"# file*(R",+($#missing == 0) ? '' : 's',*(L" missing from installation:en*(R";
One or more files turned up missing according to a run of f(CW*(C`ExtUtils::Installed -> validate()*(C' over your installation. Correct by conducting a proper installation.
For further information on how to conduct a proper installation consult the s-1INSTALLs0 file that comes with the perl source and the s-1READMEs0 file for your platform.
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One major difference is, that .cproject and .project files are just wrappers. Do not use the standard property pages, they will be simply ignored! Edit only the Project.meta files.
The .cproject and .project files shall not be committed to your source control.
Note, that .(c)project files will not be overwritten per default. If e.g. a project is not a c-project, some bake features will not available.
In this case, enable the recreate option. This is also a good idea, if you want to get rid of old configurations.


3. 创建Sphinx工程¶
本章节介绍如何使用sphinx和rst创建及发布一个文档工程。
3.1. 创建文档工程¶
在本地新建一个Sphinx项目文件夹。
打开命令行终端(例如，Windows CMD), 进入项目文件夹。
输入以下命令，进入项目创建流程。
sphinx-quickstart
参考以下内容，创建项目:
You have two options for placing the build directory for Sphinx output.
Either, you use a directory "_build" within the root path, or you separate
"source" and "build" directories within the root path.
> Separate source and build directories (y/n) [n]: y
Inside the root directory, two more directories will be created; "_templates"
or custom HTML templates and "_static" for custom stylesheets and other static
files. You can enter another prefix (such as ".") to replace the underscore.
> Name prefix for templates and static dir [_]:
The project name will occur in several places in the built documentation.
> Project name: Test
> Author name(s): Zhaojiedi1992
Sphinx has the notion of a "version" and a "release" for the
software. Each version can have multiple releases. For example, for
Python the version is something like 2.5 or 3.0, while the release is
something like 2.5.1 or 3.0a1. If you don't need this dual structure,
just set both to the same value.
> Project version []: v1.0
> Project release [v1.0]:
If the documents are to be written in a language other than English,
you can select a language here by its language code. Sphinx will then
translate text that it generates into that language.
For a list of supported codes, see
http://sphinx-doc.org/config.html#confval-language.
> Project language [en]: en
The file name suffix for source files. Commonly, this is either ".txt"
or ".rst". Only files with this suffix are considered documents.

Creating file .\Makefile.
Creating file .\make.bat.
Finished: An initial directory structure has been created.
You should now populate your master file .\source\index.rst and create other documentation
source files. Use the Makefile to build the docs, like so:
make builder
where "builder" is one of the supported builders, e.g. html, latex or linkcheck.
进入工程文件目录,然后进入Source文件夹。该文件夹包含几个文件。其中Index.rst用于设置文档TOC， conf是Sphinx的配置文件，可以配置输出文档的主题。可以新建.rst文件，编辑文档内容。
具体文档编写语法，参考以下链接内容：
3.2. 设置主题¶
Sphinx提供默认主题。如果需要下载更多主题，参考: 官方内置主题
此处以sphinx_rtd_theme主题为例进行安装。进入Source目录，执行下面命令：
pip install sphinx_rtd_theme
安装完毕后，修改conf.py文件，保存。
html_theme = 'sphinx_rtd_theme'
3.4. 预览文档¶
生成的htm目录在工程的build/html目录下。双击html目录下的index.html完成预览。


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Rout 66
问题描述 :
24, 410. This was the first time that Rome had been taken by foreign troops in eight hundred years.

Consider a group of invaders of strength I, and an opposing force of strength J, with distance D between them and a defensive stronghold of strength
S. The Routing Force F of the invaders can be calculated as their strength times the distance:
F = ID
and the Blocking Force B of the defenders can be calculated as their strength times the square of their defenses:
B = JS2
If F is less than or equal to B, the invaders’ rout fails, and they are driven off. If F is greater than B, the rout is successful, all defenders of the
stronghold are driven off, and the invaders can continue. However, their strength is reduced by removing a fraction equal to the ratio of the
defenders’ Blocking Force to their Routing Force for that attack. The resulting number should be rounded up to the nearest integer, to ensure that a
successful rout leaves at least one soldier:
Inew = ?I(1 – B/F)?
If the invaders make it through a stronghold, its location is considered the starting point for calculations regarding the next group of defenders, and so
on, until either the invading force makes it all the way through the defenders or is completely routed.
Your goal is to determine whether or not a given invading force can make it through a particular gauntlet of defenders.
For the purposes of simplification, all defending strongholds in this simulation are considered to be in a straight line from the starting position of the
invaders, and must be encountered in order from nearest to furthest away. No strongholds will be in the same location in a given set of data.
输入:
the following components:
A line containing a single integer E (1 ≤ E ≤ 20) indicating the number of defensive strongholds in the data set;
A series of E lines, each with three integers D, J, S (1 ≤ D, J ≤ 10000; 1 ≤ S ≤ 50) separated by spaces representing the strongholds. D is the
distance of the stronghold from the invaders’ starting position; remember that all strongholds are considered to be in a straight line from
the invaders’ starting position, and must be encountered in order from nearest to furthest away. J and S represent the strength of the
defenders and the stronghold, respectively, as in the above equation; and
A line containing a single integer I (1 ≤ I ≤ 30000) representing the strength of the invading force.
输出:
the following components:
A line containing a single integer E (1 ≤ E ≤ 20) indicating the number of defensive strongholds in the data set;
A series of E lines, each with three integers D, J, S (1 ≤ D, J ≤ 10000; 1 ≤ S ≤ 50) separated by spaces representing the strongholds. D is the
distance of the stronghold from the invaders’ starting position; remember that all strongholds are considered to be in a straight line from
the invaders’ starting position, and must be encountered in order from nearest to furthest away. J and S represent the strength of the
defenders and the stronghold, respectively, as in the above equation; and
A line containing a single integer I (1 ≤ I ≤ 30000) representing the strength of the invading force.
样例输入:
2 1 10 10 5 100 2 75 100 5 10 10 5 50
样例输出:
ROUT! RETREAT!
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
看完小说了，好好看呀 ，最后瑶瑶和傲天生了龙凤胎一个叫祁连雨寒，一个叫祁连赫
对，这里说的最长回文子序列，非子串
博主的C++功底真是好
还是有些难度的！
简洁的代码
学习了。找到这题
第二个方法好！
不太明白DFS的方法
比较基础，找些自信
居然看懂了
理解错了。。。。。谢谢楼主~~
第二块代码if(it != mp.end())应改为if(it != mp.end() && (i+1)!=(it->second +1))；因为第二种解法如果数组有重复元素 就不正确
通不过。
很强大啊，佩服
一开始就规定不相邻节点颜色相同，可能得不到最优解。我想个类似的算法，也不确定是否总能得到最优解：先着一个点，随机挑一个相邻点，着第二色，继续随机选一个点，但必须至少有一个边和已着点相邻，着上不同色，当然尽量不增加新色，直到完成。我还找不到反例验证他的错误。。希望LZ也帮想想, 有想法欢迎来邮件。谢谢


I started my project by drawing a mock up of the app I wanted to make
Then I made a film that went through how the app would work — a paper prototype that showed the flow of how it would work.
Then I started programming it...
I ran into a big stumbling block that took me a while to figure out...
I didn't finish my app, but I made some things I'm excited about.
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Main articles: Yakuza (video game) and Yakuza Kiwami
Kiryu is a famous member of the Tojo clan, who earned the nickname of "the Dragon of Dojima". Early in the first game he was planning on starting his own subsidiary group until he takes the blame for the murder of his boss, Sohei Dojima, to protect his best friend, Akira Nishikiyama, and is imprisoned for ten years. After his release, Kiryu returns to his home town, Kamurocho, but due to his patricide he is marked for death by the entire yakuza community. Kiryu then learns that 10 billion yen has been stolen from the Tojo Clan. Soon after he meets a young girl called Haruka, whom seemingly every criminal group in the country is after. With help of detective Date, Kiryu manages to learn the truth of the money. Upon reuniting with Yumi, his childhood love and Haruka's mother he is confronted by Kyohei Jingu, Haruka's father, and the true owner of the money. After defeating Jingu, Kiryu is reunited with his old friend Nishiki. The two fight, with Kiryu coming out victorious. Jingu tries to shoot Kiryu but Yumi takes the bullet for him. Nishikiyama then kills himself with Jingu. After Yumi dies in Kiryu's arms, Kiryu subsequently decides to start a new, honest life with Haruka.
Main articles: Yakuza 2 and Yakuza Kiwami 2
In Yakuza 2, the fifth Chairman of the Tojo Clan, Yukio Terada, is assassinated and Kazuma Kiryu wants Sohei Dojima's son Daigo to take the clan's leadership and prevent an upcoming yakuza families war. While attempting to broker a peace deal between the Tojo and the Omi, Daigo and Jin Goda, Omi chairman, are kidnapped by Ryuji Goda, Jin's adopted son. Ryuji, through working with the Jingweon mafia, attempts to destroy Kamurocho and Kiryu to be the only dragon in Japan. Kiryu is put under the protective custody of a female detective called Kaoru Sayama, who uses him to get close to the Tojo to discover her past. Eventually, Kiryu and Ryuji fight atop Kamurocho Hills. Kiryu is victorious, but Yukio Terada appears, revealing that he faked his own death to start a war and is really a Jingweon survivor. Terada is also defeated, but begs Kiryu to trust him. After Jin Goda, Takashima and Terada are dead, Kiryu and Ryuji have a final showdown, which Kiryu wins. A bomb Terada had triggered, but secretly removed the fuse from, fails to detonate, saving Kiryu and Kaoru's lives.
Main article: Yakuza 3
For Yakuza 3 Kiryu leaves Kamurocho for Okinawa, where he now runs the Morning Glory (アサガオ) Orphanage. There he raises nine children, including Haruka. As time passes, Kiryu befriends the Ryudo Family from Okinawa despite initial conflicts over the Morning Glory's ownership. Kiryu is caught up in a government plot when Morning Glory's land is in the way of a proposed resort. Daigo is shot and falls into a coma; Nakahara is also attacked, and the deed to the orphanage is stolen. The brother of the late Shintaro Kazama. Date gives him information on the three most likely suspects for Kashiwagi's death: Yoshitaka Mine, a white collar yakuza, Goh Hamazaki, a patriarch with ties to the triads, and Tsuyoshi Kanda, who has taken over the gang once controlled by Kiryu's sworn brother, Nishikiyama. The Military Base Expansion Bill is actually part of a CIA operation to eliminate a group of arms smugglers known as Black Monday, and the mystery assassin is Joji Kazama, Shintaro's younger brother who works for the CIA's Japanese division. In return for his help, Tamiya asks Kiryu to protect Toma, his former secretary, from a planned hit by Joji. Kiryu fights through his men to reach the Daigo's hospital room, where he meets CIA operative Andre Richardson. Richardson explains that he has been using Mine as a way to gain access to what he believes to be an advanced missile defense system, unaware that it does not exist. Nevertheless, he prepares to finish off Kiryu. Daigo, having woken up from his coma, suddenly shoots him through the chest before Mine, in an act of self-sacrifice, throws himself and Richardson off the roof to their deaths.
Main article: Yakuza 4
During Yakuza 4, Kiryu continues to run the orphanage. There, Haruka and him nurse a wounded prisoner, Taiga Saejima, washed ashore one day. Kiryu provides for him, allowing Saejima to return to the district upon his recovery. Some time after Saejima leaves, Hamazaki washes ashore, warning Kiryu of a threat to the Tojo clan. Kiryu leaves and meets Saeijima's sister, Yasuko, in their journey to Kamurocho to find his brother. There Kiryu witnesses Goro Majima being arrested and dragged away from Millennium Tower to police patrol cars. He chases her into the sewers, where Tanimura and Akiyama mistake him for an Ueno Seiwa Clan member, and attack. After defeating them Kiryu chases Yasuko to the roof, where he finds her and Saejima bound and gagged by Katsuragi. During the events that follow Yasuko is shot and kills Katsuragi before dying herself. Kiryu later fights Daigo Dojima on top of the Millennium Tower who was seeking money stolen for the clan. Following his defeat, Kiryu welcomes Saejima to the Tojo clan back.
Main article: Yakuza 5
In Yakuza 5, Kiryu has left the orphanage in Okinawa and becomes a taxi driver in Fukuoka under a false identity: Taichi Suzuki (鈴木 太一, Suzuki Taichi). When it is revealed that Daigo Dojima has gone missing, the truce between Tojo Clan and the Omi Alliance leads to a potential war. Kazuhiko Serizawa, an Osakan detective with the Organized Crimes Unit, warns Kiryu that he needs to meet with Omi Alliance Lieutenant Masaru Watase to prevent the war. Kiryu proposes he take on Aoyama’s forces by himself to minimize bloodshed and is victorious. Before Aoyama can reveal his master’s identity, he’s shot in the head by Morinaga, who is part of the conspiracy. In Kamurocho, Kiryu learns of how the current war will affect the debut of Haruka's performance as an idol. At the Tojo Clan Headquarters, Kiryu learns that Aizawa is Kurosawa’s son. Kurosawa wanted to leave Aizawa the entirety of the Tojo Clan and Omi Alliance as a legacy, but Aizawa is only interested in defeating Kiryu. A wounded Kiryu defeats Aizawa and reunites with Haruka.
Main article: Yakuza 0
Set in late 1988, seventeen years prior to the events of the first game. Kiryu is framed for killing a civilian during a routine debt collection and must find the true killer before his family is forced to take responsibility on his behalf. While he attempts to uncover the mysteries behind the murder, he becomes entangled in a ruthless real estate war.  Kiryu and Makoto are forced to leave Oda behind as they return to Kamurocho, and Oda is killed by Shibusawa for failing to deliver Makoto to him as promised. Upon returning to Kamurocho, Kiryu meets up with Tachibana and prepares to take him to see Makoto. However, Kiryu is wounded when reaching Tachibana who ends up getting killed by Yoneda, a captain of the Kenno Clan. Kiryu confronts Shibusawa and duels against him, and emerges victorious. After Makoto's case is solved, Kiryu returns to the Dojima Family and meets Majima for the first time.
Main article: Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
In Yakuza 6: The Song of Life, Kiryu is imprisoned for three years. Once free, he learns Haruka is involved in a mysterious hit-and-run. Furthermore, Kiryu learns she is now a mother of an infant named Haruto and decides to take care of him until Haruka recovers from her coma. Finding out who is responsible takes Kiryu reluctantly back into the extra-judicial underbelly of Japan — Kamurocho, as well as a small fishing town near Hiroshima called Onomichi. There, Kiryu befriends the Yomei Alliance's Hirose family who know of Haruka but do not know of Haruto. During Kiryu's investigation, he learns that elements of the Tojo and Yomei Alliance have been secretly manipulating events behind the scenes in order to maintain "The Secret of Onimichi". Haruka's hit-and-run incident is later to be revealed as part of a retaliatory attack against the Yomei Alliance by the Kamurocho-based Saio Triad. Kiryu returns to Kamurocho with the Hirose's Tsuyoshi Nagumo and Yuta Usami, learning the child's father is a former member who hit Haruka. However, they find him dead and Hirose reveals that Yuta is the actual father, something he kept in secret due to him being the heir of the Saio Triad. Kiryu makes peace with Yuta but Hirose tries to kill him when revealing the secret of Onomichi, a hidden battle ship made since World War II. Tojo Clan advisor Katsumi Sugai and Yomei Alliance leader Tsuneo Iwami reveal themselves to be the masterminds behind the conflict, and in an attempt to halt Kiryu's interference, kidnap Haruka and Haruto. Kiryu's allies save him but receives multiple gun shot when protecting Yuta. Kiryu fakes his death to hide Onomichi's secret and thus make Haruka, Yuta and Haruto start a life in the orphanage.
While not its main protagonist, Kiryu appeared in Yakuza: Like a Dragon as a supporting character. His first appearance is stopping an Omi Alliance officer from attacking Masaru Watase shortly after his announcement of the Omi Alliance's disbandment. After Masumi Arakawa's death, Kiryu prevents protagonist Ichiban Kasuga from killing a man out of rage. He tells Kasuga that he has information regarding Ryo Aoki's next move, and that he would be waiting at Geomijul. After defeating Kasuga's party, Kiryu shares the information with him, disappearing shortly afterwards.
Upon defeating Amon in the post-game Final Millennium Tower dungeon, Kiryu expresses his approval of Kasuga - not as his successor, but as someone that could live his own life.
Masakatsu Funaki portrays Kiryu in the first film of the series. During the events of the zombie spinoff Yakuza: Dead Souls (March 2012), he returns to Kamurocho after Haruka is kidnapped by a mysterious man. Kiryu's avatar is also used in Ryū ga Gotoku Kenzan! (March 2008) for the samurai Miyamoto Musashi. In Ryū ga Gotoku Ishin! (February 2014), Kiryu's avatar is once again used by a samurai, Sakamoto Ryōma.
In the film adaptation Like a Dragon: Prologue (2006), he is portrayed by professional wrestler and mixed martial arts pioneer Masakatsu Funaki. This film serves as a prequel of the first Yakuza game describing Kiryu's youth where he meets recurring characters from the series. As he grows up, Kiryu starts desiring to form his own group, but gives up on this when his girlfriend is sexually assaulted and he decides to take the blame for killing the person to protect Nishikiyama. In the film, Like a Dragon (2007), an adaptation of the first Yakuza game, he is portrayed by Kazuki Kitamura. In the Ryu ga Gotoku stage play, he is portrayed by Eiji Takigawa.
Outside the Yakuza series, Kiryu appears as a guest character in Binary Domain through an unlockable code and Everybody's Golf 6 through downloadable content. He is also a playable in Project X Zone 2 alongside Majima. In Fist of the North Star: Lost Paradise, a Yakuza spinoff based on Fist of the North Star, Kiryu appears as a skin for Kenshiro via downloadable content.


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Does the feat blind fight only work with melee attacks or does it also work with ranged attacks. I thought this was talked about in a different post but i couldn't find it.
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Goo Hara's agency requests fans and media outlets to refrain from speculation
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Following the singer's passing, the Japanese agency Production Ogi streamlined all statements temporarily through the Korean agency 8D Creative.
The Korean company passed on the message to domestic media asking all outlets to refrain from making speculative reports regarding Goo Hara's death.
"Currently, the family members of the deceased, as well as her friends and acquaintances, are going through a tough time from psychological impact and instability. Therefore, we earnestly ask that media outlets and their related personnel, as well as the fans' condolence calls, refrain from spreading rumors or speculative reports," wrote the agency.
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Johnson, Cheryl E (Galveston County)
Defining Voting Residence
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Stanart, Stan (Harris County Clerk & Chief Election Officer)
Implementation
Registering, but not testifying:
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Schonhoff, Betsy (Texas Secretary of State)
implementation of 82 Legislature
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Stanart, Stan (Harris County Clerk & Chief Election Officer)
Interim Charge- legislation Implementation
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Ingram, Keith (TX SOS)
Interim Charge- Residency
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The Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research, Inc., Environmental Research and Technology Transfer Program
EPA Grant Number: R829479Center: The Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research, Inc., Environmental Research and Technology Transfer Program
Center Director: Schumacher, Dorin
Title: The Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research, Inc., Environmental Research and Technology Transfer Program
Investigators: Schumacher, Dorin
Institution: Florida State University
Current Institution: The Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research, Inc.
EPA Project Officer: Lasat, Mitch
Project Period: November 1, 2001 through October 31, 2006 (Extended to December 31, 2007)
Project Amount: $2,620,600
RFA: The Consortium for Plant Biotechnology Research, Inc., Environmental Research and Technology Transfer Program (2001) RFA Text | Recipients Lists
Research Category: Hazardous Waste/Remediation , Targeted Research
Approach:
Research projects are selected for funding using a process that includes a two-stage review: 1) industrial and sponsoring agency review of preproposals to assess commercial and sponsoring agency relevance, and 2) peer review of full proposals to assess scientific merit. When the EPA FY 2001 funds are awarded to CPBR, the top proposals in CPBR's 2001 competition, already peer-reviewed and ranked for scientific merit and relevance to EPA missions, will be funded. This will allow the research to begin with minimal lag time, a benefit to all concerned.
Expected Results:
CPBR's ERTT mission is to support basic biotechnology research and the development of new, commercially valuable technologies supportive of the long-term strategic goals of EPA. The research projects selected will address these goals. It is anticipated that the projects will provide substantial environmental benefits through results such as:
- growth of bioenergy and other crops with lower use of fertilizers, herbicides and pesticides;
- production of commodity chemicals from renewables rather than from fossil fuels;
- more efficient processing of biomass-based crops and wastes into biofuels;
- new tools and techniques for to use in engineering or breeding desirable traits in crops;
- assessment of the effects of genetically engineered organisms on the environment;
- assessment of the transmissibility of genetically engineered traits; and remediation of polluted sites.
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Altpeter F, Positano M. Efficient plant regeneration from mature seed derived embryogenic callus of turf-type bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum Flugge). International Turfgrass Society Research Journal 2005;10(Part 1):479-484. |
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Altpeter F, James VA. Genetic transformation of turf-type bahiagrass (Paspalum notatum Flugge) by biolistic gene transfer. International Turfgrass Society Research Journal 2005;10(Part 1):485-489. |
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Chakraborty S, Behrens M, Herman PL, Arendsen AF, Hagen WR, Carlson DL, Wang XZ, Weeks DP. A three-component dicamba O-demethylase from Pseudomonas maltophilia, strain DI-6. Archives of Biochemistry and Biophysics 2005;437(1):20-28. |
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Chaufaux J, Seguin M, Swanson JJ, Bourguet D, Siegfried BD. Chronic exposure of the European corn borer (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) to Cry1Ab Bacillus thuringiensis toxin. Journal of Economic Entomology 2001;94(6):1564-1570. |
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Fan ZL, South C, Lyford K, Munsie J, van Walsum P, Lynd LR. Conversion of paper sludge to ethanol in a semicontinuous solids-fed reactor. Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering 2003;26(2):93-101. |
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Flannagan RD, Yu C-G, Mathis JP, Meyer TE, Shi XM, Siqueira HAA, Siegfried BD. Identification, cloning and expression of a Cry1Ab cadherin receptor from European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis (Hubner) (Lepidoptera: Crambidae). Insect Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 2005;35(1):33-40. |
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Gaspar YM, Nam J, Schultz CJ, Lee L-Y, Gilson PR, Gelvin SB, Bacic A. Characterization of the Arabidopsis lysine-rich arabinogalactan-protein AtAGP17 mutant (rat1) that results in a decreased efficiency of agrobacterium transformation. Plant Physiology 2004;135(4):2162-2171. |
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Gelvin SB. Agrobacterium-mediated plant transformation: the biology behind the "gene-jockeying" tool. Microbiology and Molecular Biology Reviews 2003;67(1):16-37. |
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Gelvin SB. Improving plant genetic engineering by manipulating the host. Trends in Biotechnology 2003;21(3):95-98. |
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Herman PL, Behrens M, Chakraborty S, Chrastil BM, Barycki J, Weeks DP. A three-component dicamba O-demethylase from Pseudomonas maltophilia, strain DI-6:gene isolation, characterization, and heterologous expression. Journal of Biological Chemistry2005;280(26):24759-24767. |
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Hogenhout SA, Redinbaugh MG, Ammar E-D. Plant and animal rhabdovirus host range: a bug's view. Trends in Microbiology 2003;11(6):264-271. |
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Kayihan GC, Huber DA, Morse AM, White TL, Davis JM. Genetic dissection of fusiform rust and pitch canker disease traits in loblolly pine. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 2005;110(5):948-958. |
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Ke TY, Sun XZ. Melting behavior and crystallization kinetics of starch and poly(lactic acid) composites. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2003;89(5):1203-1210. |
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Ke TY, Sun XZS. Thermal and mechanical properties of poly(lactic acid)/starch/methylenediphenyl diisocyanate blending with triethyl citrate. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2003;88(13):2947-2955. |
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Ke TY, Sun SXZ, Seib P. Blending of poly(lactic acid) and starches containing varying amylose content. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2003;89(13):3639-3646. |
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Ke TY, Sun XZS. Starch, poly(lactic acid), and poly(vinyl alcohol) blends. Journal of Polymers and the Environment 2003;11(1):7-14. |
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Liu X, Zhu Y, Yang S-T. Construction and characterization of ack deleted mutant of Clostridium tyrobutyricum for enhanced butyric acid and hydrogen production. Biotechnology Progress 2006;22(5):1265-1275. |
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Liu XG, Zhu Y, Yang S-T. Butyric acid and hydrogen production by Clostridium tyrobutyricum ATCC 25755 and mutants. Enzyme and Microbial Technology 2006;38(3-4):521-528. |
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Liu X, Yang S-T. Kinetics of butyric acid fermentation of glucose and xylose by Clostridium tyrobutyricum wild type and mutant. Process Biochemistry 2006;41(4):801-808. |
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Morse AM, Nelson CD, Covert SF, Holliday AG, Smith KE, Davis JM. Pine genes regulated by the necrotrophic pathogen Fusarium circinatum. Theoretical and Applied Genetics 2004;109(5):922-932. |
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Noureddini H, Gao X, Joshi S. Immobilization of Candida rugosa lipase by sol-gel entrapment and its application in the hydrolysis of soybean oil. Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society 2003;80(11):1077-1083. |
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Noureddini H, Gao X, Philkana RS. Immobilized Pseudomonas cepacia lipase for biodiesel fuel production from soybean oil. Bioresource Technology 2005;96(7):769-777. |
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Redinbaugh MG, Seifers DL, Meulia T, Abt JJ, Anderson RJ, Styer WE, Ackerman J, Salomon R, Houghton W, Creamer R, Gordon DT, Hogenhout SA. Maize fine streak virus, a new leafhopper-transmitted rhabdovirus. Phytopathology 2002;92(11):1167-1174. |
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Rong JK, Abbey C, Bowers JE, Brubaker CL, Chang C, Chee PW, Delmonte TA, Ding XL, Garza JJ, Marler BS, Park C-H, Pierce GJ, Rainey KM, Rastogi VK, Schulze SR, Trolinder NL, Wendel JF, Wilkins TA, Williams-Coplin TD, Wing RA, Wright RJ, Zhao XP, Zhu LH, Paterson AH. A 3347-locus genetic recombination map of sequence-tagged sites reveals features of genome organization, transmission and evolution of cotton (Gossypium). Genetics 2004;166(1):389-417. |
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Rugh CL, Susilawati E, Kravchenko AN, Thomas JC. Biodegrader metabolic expansion during polyaromatic hydrocarbons rhizoremediation. Zeitschrift fur Naturforschung C 2005;60(3-4):331-339. |
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Siqueira HAA, Nickerson KW, Moellenbeck D, Siegfried BD. Activity of gut proteinases from Cry1Ab-selected colonies of the European corn borer, Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae). Pest Management Science 2004;60(12):1189-1196. |
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Siqueira HAA, Moellenbeck D, Spencer T, Siegfried BD. Cross-resistance of Cry1Ab-selected Ostrinia nubilalis (Lepidoptera: Crambidae) to Bacillus thuringiensis δ-endotoxins. Journal of Economic Entomology 2004;97(3):1049-1057. |
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Tao Y, Rao PK, Bhattacharjee S, Gelvin SB. Expression of plant protein phosphatase 2C interferes with nuclear import of the Agrobacterium T-complex protein VirD2. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 2004;101(14):5164-5169. |
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Tian L, Wang JL, Fong MP, Chen M, Cao HB, Gelvin SB, Chen ZJ. Genetic control of developmental changes induced by disruption of Arabidopsis histone deacetylase 1 (AtHD1) expression. Genetics 2003;165(1):399-409. |
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van Attikum H, Bundock P, Overmeer RM, Lee L-Y, Gelvin SB, Hooykaas PJJ. The Arabidopsis AtLIG4 gene is required for the repair of DNA damage, but not for the integration of Agrobacterium T-DNA. Nucleic Acids Research 2003;31(14):4247-4255. |
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Wang H, Sun XZ, Seib P. Mechanical properties of poly(lactic acid) and wheat starch blends with methylenediphenyl diisocyanate. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2002;84(6):1257-1262. |
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Wang H, Sun XZ, Seib P. Effects of starch moisture on properties of wheat starch/poly(lactic acid) blend containing methylenediphenyl diisocyanate. Journal of Polymers and the Environment 2002;10(4):133-138. |
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Wang H, Sun XS, Seib P. Properties of poly(lactic acid) blends with various starches as affected by physical aging. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2003;90(13):3683-3689. |
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Wang L, Samac DA, Shapir N, Wackett LP, Vance CP, Olszewski NE, Sadowsky MJ. Biodegradation of atrazine in transgenic plants expressing a modified bacterial atrazine chlorohydrolase (atzA) gene. Plant Biotechnology Journal 2005;3(5):475-486. |
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Yi HC, Mysore KS, Gelvin SB. Expression of the Arabidopsis histone H2A-1 gene correlates with susceptibility to Agrobacterium transformation. The Plant Journal 2002;32(3):285-298. |
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Zhu Y, Yang S-T. Effect of pH on metabolic pathway shift in fermentation of xylose by Clostridium tyrobutyricum. Journal of Biotechnology 2004;110(2):143-157. |
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Zhang J-F, Sun XZ. Mechanical properties of poly(lactic acid)/starch composites compatibilized by maleic anhydride. Biomacromolecules 2004;5(4):1446-1451. |
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Zhang J-F, Sun XZ. Mechanical properties and crystallization behavior of poly(lactic acid) blended with dendritic hyperbranched polymer. Polymer International 2004;53(6):716-722. |
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Zhang J-F, Sun XZ. Mechanical and thermal properties of poly(lactic acid)/starch blends with dioctyl maleate. Journal of Applied Polymer Science 2004;94(4):1697-1704. |
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Zhang J-F, Sun XZ. Physical characterization of coupled poly(lactic acid)/starch/maleic anhydride blends plasticized by acetyl triethyl citrate. Macromolecular Bioscience 2004;4(11):1053-1060. |
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Zhu Y, Nam J, Humara JM, Mysore KS, Lee L-Y, Cao HB, Valentine L, Li JL, Kaiser AD, Kopecky AL, Hwang H-H, Bhattacharjee S, Rao PK, Tzfira T, Rajagopal J, Yi HC, Veena, Yadav BS, Crane YM, Lin K, Larcher Y, Gelvin MJK, Knue M, Ramos C, Zhao X, Davis SJ, Kim S-I, Ranjith-Kumar CT, Choi Y-J, Hallan VK, Chattopadhyay S, Sui X, Ziemienowicz A, Matthysse AG, Citovsky V, Hohn B, Gelvin SB. Identification of Arabidopsis rat mutants. Plant Physiology 2003;132(2):494-505. |
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Zhu Y, Yang S-T. Adaptation of Clostridium tyrobutyricum for enhanced tolerance to butyric acid in a fibrous-bed bioreactor. Biotechnology Progress 2003;19(2):365-372. |
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Zhu Y, Liu XG, Yang ST. Construction and characterization of pta gene-deleted mutant of Clostridium tyrobutyricum for enhanced butyric acid fermentation. Biotechnology and Bioengineering 2005;90(2):154-166. |
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Supplemental Keywords:
RFA, Scientific Discipline, Waste, Sustainable Industry/Business, Environmental Chemistry, Sustainable Environment, Technology for Sustainable Environment, Bioremediation, New/Innovative technologies, Environmental Engineering, Agricultural Engineering, bioengineering, biodegradation, transgenic plants, biotechnology, remediation, plant biotechnology, phytoremediation, bioacummulationProgress and Final Reports:
2003 Progress Report2004 Progress Report
2005 Progress Report
2006 Progress Report
Subprojects under this Center: (EPA does not fund or establish subprojects; EPA awards and manages the overall grant for this center).
R829479C001 Plant Genes and Agrobacterium T-DNA Integration
R829479C002 Designing Promoters for Precision Targeting of Gene Expression
R829479C003 aka R829479C011 Biological Effects of Epoxy Fatty Acids
R829479C004 Negative Sense Viral Vectors for Improved Expression of Foreign Genes in Insects and Plants
R829479C005 Development of Novel Plastics From Agricultural Oils
R829479C006 Conversion of Paper Sludge to Ethanol
R829479C007 Enhanced Production of Biodegradable Plastics in Plants
R829479C008 Engineering Design of Stable Immobilized Enzymes for the Hydrolysis and Transesterification of Triglycerides
R829479C009 Discovery and Evaluation of SNP Variation in Resistance-Gene Analogs and Other Candidate Genes in Cotton
R829479C010 Woody Biomass Crops for Bioremediating Hydrocarbons and Metals
R829479C011 Biological Effects of Epoxy Fatty Acids
R829479C012 High Strength Degradable Plastics From Starch and Poly(lactic acid)
R829479C013 Development of Herbicide-Tolerant Energy and Biomass Crops
R829479C014 Identification of Receptors of Bacillus Thuringiensis Toxins in Midguts of the European Corn Borer
R829479C015 Coordinated Expression of Multiple Anti-Pest Proteins
R829479C016 A Novel Fermentation Process for Butyric Acid and Butanol Production from Plant Biomass
R829479C017 Molecular Improvement of an Environmentally Friendly Turfgrass
R829479C018 Woody Biomass Crops for Bioremediating Hydrocarbons and Metals. II.
R829479C019 Transgenic Plants for Bioremediation of Atrazine and Related Herbicides
R829479C020 Root Exudate Biostimulation for Polyaromatic Hydrocarbon Phytoremediation
R829479C021 Phytoremediation of Heavy Metal Contamination by Metallohistins, a New Class of Plant Metal-Binding Proteins
R829479C022 Development of Herbicide-Tolerant Energy and Biomass Crops
R829479C023 A Novel Fermentation Process for Butyric Acid and Butanol Production from Plant Biomass
R829479C024 Development of Vectors for the Stoichiometric Accumulation of Multiple Proteins in Transgenic Crops
R829479C025 Chemical Induction of Disease Resistance in Trees
R829479C026 Development of Herbicide-Tolerant Hardwoods
R829479C027 Environmentally Superior Soybean Genome Development
R829479C028 Development of Efficient Methods for the Genetic Transformation of Willow and Cottonwood for Increased Remediation of Pollutants
R829479C029 Development of Tightly Regulated Ecdysone Receptor-Based Gene Switches for Use in Agriculture
R829479C030 Engineered Plant Virus Proteins for Biotechnology


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glic3rinu.github.io/basefs/presentation
$ pip3 install basefs
# Create new key
$ basefs genkey
# Createw new filesystem
$ basefs bootstrap confine -i <ip>
# Mount
$ mkdir ~/confine
$ basefs mount confine ~/confine
Model CONFINE system with directories and files, considering that permissions are hierarchical.
/users/user1/info
/users/user1/auth_keys/key1
/groups/a/members/user1
/groups/a/nodes/node1
/groups/a/slices/slice1/node1
Write handlers that execute on changes,
~/confine/handlers/confine-node.sh creates CONFINE slivers
# Get the log from another machine
$ basefs get confine <ip>[:<port>]
$ mkdir ~/confine
$ basefs mount confine ~/confine
# CONFINE nodes should define the handler for creating VMs
$ basefs mount confine ~/confine \
--handler ~/confine/handlers/confine-node.sh
BSDIFF4 and cPython are not the fastest


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DevOps Namespace
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Justin Whitney
Justin Whitney
Developer | Full Stack
Technologies
Frontend
- Javascript (ES6+)
- HTML
- CSS + Sass
- React
- Redux
- Jest
- GraphQL
- jQuery
- WebGL
- Three.JS
Backend
- Node.JS
- Express
- Next.JS
- MongoDB
- MySQL
- SQL
- PHP
- C++
DevOps/Deployment
- AWS
- Heroku
- Digital Ocean
- DNS
- Docker
Skills
Frontend
- Consuming REST APIs
- Responsive Design
- Accessible Design
Backend
- Creating REST APIs
- HTTP
- Authentication / Authorization
- Security
Misc
- Version Control
- Agile Methodology
- Unit Testing + Test Driven Development
- Object Oriented Programming
Projects
Progress
Technologies
- NodeJS
- Express
- React
- Chart.JS
- Passport.JS
- MongoDB
- Mongoose
Features
- Authentication + authorization
- RESTful APIs (creation + consumption)
- Account registration
- Password encryption
- Data visualization
- Data storage
- Data export/import
Progress
Technologies
- NodeJS
- Express
- React
- Chart.JS
- Passport.JS
- MongoDB
- Mongoose
Features
- Authentication + authorization
- RESTful APIs (creation + consumption)
- Account registration
- Password encryption
- Data visualization
- Data storage
- Data export/import
Progress
Technologies
- NodeJS
- Express
- React
- Chart.JS
- Passport.JS
- MongoDB
- Mongoose
Features
- Authentication + authorization
- RESTful APIs (creation + consumption)
- Account registration
- Password encryption
- Data visualization
- Data storage
- Data export/import


PROVERBS
1
The Beginning of Knowledge
1 The proverbs of Solomon, son of David, king of Israel:
2 To know wisdom and instruction,
to understand words of insight,
3 to receive instruction in wise dealing,
in righteousness, justice, and equity;
4 to give prudence to the simple,
knowledge and discretion to the youth—
5 Let the wise hear and increase in learning,
and the one who understands obtain guidance,
6 to understand a proverb and a saying,
the words of the wise and their riddles.
7 The fear of the LORD is the beginning of knowledge;
fools despise wisdom and instruction.
The Enticement of Sinners
8 Hear, my son, your father's instruction,
and forsake not your mother's teaching,
9 for they are a graceful garland for your head
and pendants for your neck.
10 My son, if sinners entice you,
do not consent.
11 If they say, “Come with us, let us lie in wait for blood;
let us ambush the innocent without reason;
12 like Sheol let us swallow them alive,
and whole, like those who go down to the pit;
13 we shall find all precious goods,
we shall fill our houses with plunder;
14 throw in your lot among us;
we will all have one purse”—
15 my son, do not walk in the way with them;
hold back your foot from their paths,
16 for their feet run to evil,
and they make haste to shed blood.
17 For in vain is a net spread
in the sight of any bird,
18 but these men lie in wait for their own blood;
they set an ambush for their own lives.
19 Such are the ways of everyone who is greedy for unjust gain;
it takes away the life of its possessors.
The Call of Wisdom
20 Wisdom cries aloud in the street,
in the markets she raises her voice;
21 at the head of the noisy streets she cries out;
at the entrance of the city gates she speaks:
22 “How long, O simple ones, will you love being simple?
How long will scoffers delight in their scoffing
and fools hate knowledge?
23 If you turn at my reproof,
behold, I will pour out my spirit to you;
I will make my words known to you.
24 Because I have called and you refused to listen,
have stretched out my hand and no one has heeded,
25 because you have ignored all my counsel
and would have none of my reproof,
26 I also will laugh at your calamity;
I will mock when terror strikes you,
27 when terror strikes you like a storm
and your calamity comes like a whirlwind,
when distress and anguish come upon you.
28 Then they will call upon me, but I will not answer;
they will seek me diligently but will not find me.
29 Because they hated knowledge
and did not choose the fear of the LORD,
30 would have none of my counsel
and despised all my reproof,
31 therefore they shall eat the fruit of their way,
and have their fill of their own devices.
32 For the simple are killed by their turning away,
and the complacency of fools destroys them;
33 but whoever listens to me will dwell secure
and will be at ease, without dread of disaster.”