16-year-old girl collected multiple knives for attack on predominately black church
A 16-year-old girl who is accused of planning to murder members of a predominantly black church went to "great lengths" to plan the attack, police said.
The girl, who was not identified because she is a minor, collected multiple knives, such as kitchen and butcher knives, before she was arrested and charged for the alleged plot at Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Gainesville Police Chief Jay Parrish told reporters Tuesday night.
She had also allegedly visited the church once in the weeks before her arrest, but no services were in session.
"By the grace of God and by divine intervention, at the time she went to the church there was nobody there, and they weren't having church at the time," Parrish said.
"She went to great lengths to plan it, to get weapons and launch her attack on the church," Parrish added.
Police determined that the church had been "targeted by the juvenile based on the racial demographic of the church members," according to a statement.
School administrators were the ones first notified of the alleged attack after other students found the teenager's notebook that laid out the alleged plot, prompting them to contact school counselors at Gainesville High School, according to police.
Dr. Jeremy Williams, superintendent of Gainesville City School System, said he was "stunned" over the arrest.
"A single act by a student does not represent the views and beliefs of Gainesville City School System. As a school system that celebrates our diversity, we are beyond stunned with the recent development," Williams said in a statement to ABC News. "However, we are extremely proud of our students notifying school administration of a possible off-campus threat."
Bishop Reginald Jackson, the presiding bishop of the Sixth Episcopal District of the African Methodist Episcopal that is made up of more than 500 churches, told reporters that "it ought to bother us in the state of Georgia this young girl this young woman cannot be charged with a hate crime."
Georgia is one of four states in the country that does not have hate crime laws.
"This incident raises very serious issues and also raises questions that need to be answered," Jackson said.
The teenager is being held at the Regional Youth Detention Center.


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- tagCount() - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadTagModel
-
Retrieve how many tags are contained in the model
- TagDeleteAlertView - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews
-
Displays a selectable listview of ThreadTagModels for appending to a ThreadModel.
- TagDeleteAlertView() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews.TagDeleteAlertView
-
- tagFormatter(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadTagModel
-
Takes a delimiter and returns a formatted string of tags
- TagInsertAlertView - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews
-
Displays a text view for the user to insert new thread tags
- TagInsertAlertView() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews.TagInsertAlertView
-
- ThreadAdapter - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.controllers
-
Custom adapter for ThreadModel
- ThreadAdapter(Context, int, ArrayList<ThreadModel>, ThreadListView) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.controllers.ThreadAdapter
-
- ThreadAlertView - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews
-
ThreadAlertView prompts the user to reply to a comment or create a new topic.
- ThreadAlertView() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews.ThreadAlertView
-
- ThreadAlertView.ThreadAlertListener - Interface in ca.ualberta.team7project.alertviews
-
- ThreadFetcher - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.network
-
Fetches comments from the server
- ThreadFetcher() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.ThreadFetcher
-
Construct and set max size to the default (15)
- ThreadFetcher(int) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.ThreadFetcher
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Construct with a custom max size
- ThreadFetcher.SortMethod - Enum in ca.ualberta.team7project.network
-
Enumeration of methods used to get the "best/most relevant" topics
- ThreadListController - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.controllers
-
Manages the active list of comments
- ThreadListController(Activity) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.controllers.ThreadListController
-
- ThreadListener - Interface in ca.ualberta.team7project.interfaces
-
Listener for the ThreadListView
- threadListener - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.team7project.MainActivity
-
- ThreadListModel - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.models
-
Holds a list of comments to be displayed
- ThreadListModel() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadListModel
-
Construct new, empty list
- ThreadListModel(ArrayList<ThreadModel>) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadListModel
-
Construct from existing list of topics
- ThreadListView - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.views
-
Prepares views and contains listeners for the ListView of comments
- ThreadListView(ThreadListModel, Activity, ThreadListController) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.views.ThreadListView
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- ThreadListView.FavoriteMode - Enum in ca.ualberta.team7project.views
-
- ThreadModel - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.models
-
Represents a single comment
- ThreadModel(String, Bitmap, UserModel, UUID, UUID) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadModel
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Constructs the ThreadModel with appropriate parameters.
- ThreadModel(String, UserModel, UUID, UUID) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadModel
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Constructs the ThreadModel with appropriate parameters.
- ThreadModel(String, Bitmap, UserModel, String) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadModel
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Constructs the ThreadModel with appropriate parameters.
- ThreadModel(String, UserModel, String) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadModel
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Constructs the ThreadModel with appropriate parameters.
- ThreadModel.BitmapData - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.models
-
Class that stores a bitmap in json serializable form (a base64 encoded
byte array)
- ThreadModel.BitmapData() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadModel.BitmapData
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- ThreadModelPool - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.cache
-
Singleton to hold the pool of threads
- ThreadModelPool() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.cache.ThreadModelPool
-
- threadModelPool - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.team7project.cache.ThreadModelPool
-
- ThreadTagModel - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.models
-
ThreadTagModel for ThreadModel.
- ThreadTagModel() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.models.ThreadTagModel
-
- ThreadUpdater - Class in ca.ualberta.team7project.network
-
Updates the comments on the server
- ThreadUpdater() - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.ThreadUpdater
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Construct a TopicUpdater with no refresh callback
- ThreadUpdater(ThreadListener) - Constructor for class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.ThreadUpdater
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Construct a TopicUpdater with an onRefresh() callback
- toastAddress(String) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.team7project.interfaces.UserListener
-
- toastAddress(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.views.UserView
-
- toastLocation(LocationModel) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.team7project.interfaces.UserListener
-
- toastLocation(LocationModel) - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.views.UserView
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- toastUser(String) - Method in interface ca.ualberta.team7project.interfaces.UserListener
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- toastUser(String) - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.views.UserView
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- tool - Static variable in class ca.ualberta.team7project.MainActivity
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- topicsHome() - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.controllers.NavigationController
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- toString() - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.ElasticSearchSearchResponse
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- toString() - Method in class ca.ualberta.team7project.network.Hits
-


| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
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Defines a hyperlink. |

 |
Defines an article. |
 |
Defines some content loosely related to the page content. |
 |
Defines the document's body. |

 |
Produces a single line break. |
 |
Represents a widget from which the user can obtain additional information or controls on-demand. |

 |
Specifies a division or a section in a document. |

 to
 |
Defines HTML headings. |
 |
Defines the head portion of the document that contains information about the document. |
 |
Represents the header of a document or a section. |
<hgroup> |
Defines a group of headings. |

 |
Produce a horizontal line. |
 |
Defines the root of an HTML document. |
 |
Represents the footer of a document or a section. |
 |
Defines a section of navigation links. |

 |
Defines a paragraph. |

 |
Defines a section of a document, such as header, footer etc. |
 |
Defines an inline styleless section in a document. |
 |
Defines a summary for the  element. |
| Tag | Description |
|---|---|
<base> |
Defines the base URL for all linked objects on a page. |
<basefont> |
Obsolete Specifies the base font for a page. |
<link> |
Defines the relationship between the current document and an external resource. |
<meta> |
Provides structured metadata about the document content. |


mb_ereg
(PHP 4 >= 4.2.0, PHP 5, PHP 7)
mb_ereg — Regular expression match with multibyte support
说明
int mb_ereg ( string $pattern , string $string [, array &$regs ] )
Executes the regular expression match with multibyte support.
参数
pattern
The search pattern.
string
The search string.
regs
Contains a substring of the matched string.
返回值
Executes the regular expression match with multibyte support, and returns 1 if
matches are found. If the optional regs parameter was specified, the function
returns the byte length of matched part, and the array regs will contain the
substring of matched string. The function returns 1 if it matches with the
empty string. If no matches are found or an error happens, FALSE will be
returned.
注释
Note:
mb_regex_encoding() 指定的内部编码或字符编码将会当作此函数用的字符编码。
参见
• mb_regex_encoding() - Set/Get character encoding for multibyte regex
• mb_eregi() - Regular expression match ignoring case with multibyte support
User Contributed Notes 4 notes
===============================================================================
While hardly mentioned anywhere, it may be useful to note that mb_ereg uses
Oniguruma library internally. The syntax for the default mode (ruby) is
described here:
http://www.geocities.jp/kosako3/oniguruma/doc/RE.txt
===============================================================================
Note that mb_ereg() does not support the \uFFFF unicode syntax but uses \x
{FFFF} instead:
===============================================================================
Hebrew regex tested on PHP 5, Ubuntu 8.04.
Seems to work fine without the mb_regex_encoding lines (commented out).
Didn't seem to work with \uxxxx (also commented out).
current_line))
if(mb_ereg(".*([א-ת]).*", $this->current_line))
{
echo "has";
}
else
{
echo "doesn't have";
}
echo " Hebrew characters.
";
//mb_regex_encoding("UTF-8");
?>
===============================================================================
mb_ereg() seems unable to Use "named subpattern".
preg_match() seems a substitute only in UTF-8 encoding.
string).*'; // "?P" causes "mbregex compile err"
in PHP 5.3.5
if(mb_ereg($pattern, $text, $matches)){
echo '
'.print_r($matches, true).''; }else{ echo 'no match'; } ?> This code ignores "?


Force Layout
Force layout with Miserables book networks.
Adapted from the example by
Mike Bostock
Visualization


Doge Social Network
Home
Profile
Friends
Profile of Doge
Name
: Doge
Birthday
: Top secret
Occupation
: Celebrity
Are of occupation
: Web


Overview
This project was to design a navigation system for the visually impaired.
Since this has been a problem that has gone through research over the years we had to learn and apply some of the previous works
done by researchers to solve this problem
Task 1
For the first task, we detected doors based on the geometry and heuristics that would help us detect
doors within an indoor environment. We used a 3 D camera so that we could accurately capture the depth and distance information. With this
we were able to detect whether the doors are open or closed.
Task 2
The second task was based on the objective to detect obstacles other than doors within an indoor environment. This task
was based on K means segmentation ,sift points detection , sift localisation and contour grouping. With this we were
able to detect obstacles and obtain distance metrics.
Overview
The objective of this project is to predict somatic mutation, given a protein sequence using a feature
based classifier. This is a neutral vs somatic mutation binary classification problem. Somatic
mutations can be divided into passenger and driver mutations. Driver mutations are considered as
cancer-causing mutations and an analysis of features affecting somatic vs neutral classification can
be a basis of the task of distinguishing between driver and passenger mutations to predict cancer
with the mutation information.
Overview
The project was based on the impending danger of exceeding Opiate drug overdose. The project was based on the objective
to predict whether a prescriber is Opiate prescriber or not based on their non opiate prescription pattern. The recent
drug overdose death due to Opiate drug intake was the main push for us to work on this Project.
Overview
This project is a twitter sentimental analysis project based on the 2016 US election data. The main objective for us was
to predict the chances of the electoral candidates HillaryClinton and Donaldtrump on various US states
Description
The data extraction process for this project was critical as we had to crawl data using the Twitter API. The data extraction process
involved collecting data that tweeted about the twitter mention tags @realDonaldTrump and @HillaryClinton. We were able to extract
data from different parts of the world for our project. Since our main objective was to concentrate on the sentiments of the people in
US we stuck to the tweets tweeted from different parts of the US. We were then able to create visualizations using cartograms and other
visualization methods to intuitively understand the sentiments of the people from different states in the US.
Overview
This project works on the hypothesis of a citation recommendation system.
Approach 1
If two papers share a similar title, then the papers being cited would also contain a common theme / topic.
It is because of this hypothesis that we calculate the similarity of titles and provide similar titled papers
as inputs for collaborative filtering.
Approach 2
We find that titles as Bag of Words representation by itself cannot have enough information to
retrieve similar papers. We introduce a concept called "context citations".
This concept is similar to word2vec's philosophy "The word is explained by the company that it chooses", we propose "
A paper is characterized by the paper that it cites" more than the title similarity.
This is also a smart way of avoiding the cold start problem by giving the initial inputs for the recommender system.
Overview
This project is an online challenge based on the Yelp dataset.
Task 1
For the first task, the dataset was downloaded from Yelp and the process of stemming and stop words removal was done on the reviews of the customers. From this, we generated a unigram, bigram and trigram model. A tf -idf weighting was done to calculate the weights of words. With these our sole aim is to predict the restaurant category the review falls under. The Naive Bayes and LSH algorithms were
used for this task.
Task 2
For this task we gather the customer visits to each restaurants from the source files. We then use Matrix factorisation methods with solvers
like Alternate Least Squares (ALS) and Stochastic Gradient Descent (SGD). The idea here is to build a recommednation system that would
predict on which restaurant the user would visit next.
Overview
This project is a three tier telecom system project developed using C#. The project provided me a good head start with C#. I was
able to design an effective front end and implement necessary validations and understand the working of C# by developing this
project.


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Lightning kills student after exams
A form 4 student at Nyamauru High School in Mutare, who had just finished writing her “O” Level examinations last Friday, died on her way home after she was struck by a lightning bolt that extensively burnt her including her clothes.
by Liberty DubeResidents of Mutare’s Dangamvura high-density suburb could not fathom the untimely death of 16-year-old Paidamoyo Murepa, who passed on after the horrific incident.
The teenager, who resided at No. 16990 Gimboki South, died instantly after sustaining severe burns on her stomach.
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She was coming from school after finishing writing her final Ordinary Level exam.
Prior to her death, she called her father, Samuel Murepa, who was coming from Birchenough Bridge and told him that she was happy because she wrote her exams well and wanted some okra.
“Paidamoyo was coming from school at around 5pm. It was raining. She was struck by a lightning bolt and fell on the ground. She had severe burns on her stomach. Memory Sithole (55) saw her lying on the ground and reported the matter to Dangamvura Police Station. Her body was taken to Mutare Provincial Hospital,” said Manicaland deputy provincial police spokesperson Assistant Inspector Luxson Chananda.
Scores of people from all walks of life, particularly fellow students from Nyamauru High School, on Monday afternoon gathered to pay their last respects to Paidamoyo at Dangamvura Cemetery where she was laid to rest. They joined in song and dance with many describing her as a dedicated student who was humble and obedient.
Her father said the death was a huge loss to the family.
“I am still in shock.  I was coming from Birchenough Bridge when she called me and told me that she was happy that she had completed her Ordinary Level exams. She was in a jovial mood and she instructed me to buy some okra for her. Before I reached home I received a call from a family member who broke the sad news that she was dead,” he said. ManicaPost


enum class Usage
See setup_intent.usage and Reusing Cards.
OnSession |
Use on_session if you intend to only reuse the payment method when your customer is present in your checkout flow. |
OffSession |
Use off_session if your customer may or may not be in your checkout flow. |
OneTime |
code |
val code: String |
toString |
fun toString(): String |


B Horn
Programmer. Prefers to program in C/Python. Knows C++, Javascript and Rust.
I co-founded my University's Hackathon Society and am currently the President of it.
Travelled fairly extensively (30+ different countries), including backpacking though Central Asia (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan) and the Southern Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia).
Contact
- Github: @bahorn
- Devpost: @bahorn
- University Email: hornb <4T> uni
coventry ac uk - Personal Email: b <4T> horn
uk
Selected Projects
Goose V Velociraptors (AstonHack 2017 Winner)
I wrote a dinosaur themed game for the Vectrex. It is written in Assembly for the 6809 microprocessor.
The project was the overall winner of this Hackathon.
Hand Gesture support for Chrome (BrumHack 6.0)
Me and C Parker wrote a Chrome addon to allow Google Chrome to be controlled with Hand Gestures.
Investigation updates for victims of crimes (Hack The Police 2017)
I worked with W Iehl to implement a prototype of a system to help provide victims of crimes updates on the investigation to try and give them police more time to focus on other tasks.
PoC exploit for Meltdown
I implemented an Proof of Concept exploit for CVE-2017-5754, based on the paper published here.


TheFuzz v0.5.0 API Reference
Modules
Contains shortforms to execute different string metric algorithms to compare given strings
Calculates the Metaphone Phonetic Algorithm of a string
Calculates the Metaphone Phonetic Algorithm metric of two strings
This module contains functions to calculate the Sorensen-Dice coefficient of 2 given strings
This module contains functions to calculate the Hamming distance between 2 given strings
This module contains functions to calculate the Jaccard similarity coefficient between two given strings
Calculates the Jaro Distance between two strings
Calculates the Jaro-Winkler Distance between two strings
This module contains functions to calculate the levenshtein distance between given strings
This module contains functions to calculate the ngram distance between two given strings based on this paper
Implements the Overlap Similarity Metric
This module contains functions to calculate the Tversky index between two given strings
This module contains function to calculate the weighted levenshtein distance between 2 given strings
Specifies the string metric api which an module needs to implement to provide string comparison methods
Utilities for TheFuzz


{% load static %}
Add a review:
Review:
Did you buy a car?
The car you purchased:
{% for car in cars %}
{{car.name}}-{{car.make.name}}-{{car.year|date:"Y"}}
{% endfor %}
Purchase date:
{% csrf_token %}


Use the checkbox below to ignore double-checked locking on volatile fields. Using a volatile field for double-checked locking works correctly on Java 5 virtual machines, but probably does not have any performance advantages over plain full synchronization of the accessor method.


Yellow warning for most of country ahead of drop in temperatures
by By Denise O’DonoghueMet Éireann has issued a status yellow weather warning for 22 counties ahead of a drop in overnight temperatures.
The meteorological service advises that it will be very cold tonight, with temperatures falling to as low as minus four degrees Celcius.
There will be widespread severe frost and a risk of icy patches in areas. There is a possibility of a few shallow fog patches inland.
After a very cold start tomorrow, frost will clear and temperatures will recover to range six to nine degrees Celcius by the afternoon.
The warning affects counties Cavan, Monaghan, Donegal, Carlow, Kildare, Kilkenny, Laois, Longford, Louth, Offaly, Westmeath, Meath, Clare, Cork, Kerry, Limerick and Tipperary as well as all of Connacht.
It is in place from 8pm tonight until 9am tomorrow.
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51
The LORD'S Comfort for Zion
1 “Listen to me, you who pursue righteousness,
you who seek the LORD:
look to the rock from which you were hewn,
and to the quarry from which you were dug.
2 Look to Abraham your father
and to Sarah who bore you;
for he was but one when I called him,
that I might bless him and multiply him.
3 For the LORD comforts Zion;
he comforts all her waste places
and makes her wilderness like Eden,
her desert like the garden of the LORD;
joy and gladness will be found in her,
thanksgiving and the voice of song.
4 “Give attention to me, my people,
and give ear to me, my nation;
for a law will go out from me,
and I will set my justice for a light to the peoples.
5 My righteousness draws near,
my salvation has gone out,
and my arms will judge the peoples;
the coastlands hope for me,
and for my arm they wait.
6 Lift up your eyes to the heavens,
and look at the earth beneath;
for the heavens vanish like smoke,
the earth will wear out like a garment,
and they who dwell in it will die in like manner;
but my salvation will be forever,
and my righteousness will never be dismayed.
7 “Listen to me, you who know righteousness,
the people in whose heart is my law;
fear not the reproach of man,
nor be dismayed at their revilings.
8 For the moth will eat them up like a garment,
and the worm will eat them like wool;
but my righteousness will be forever,
and my salvation to all generations.”
9 Awake, awake, put on strength,
O arm of the LORD;
awake, as in days of old,
the generations of long ago.
Was it not you who cut Rahab in pieces,
that pierced the dragon?
10 Was it not you who dried up the sea,
the waters of the great deep,
who made the depths of the sea a way
for the redeemed to pass over?
11 And the ransomed of the LORD shall return
and come to Zion with singing;
everlasting joy shall be upon their heads;
they shall obtain gladness and joy,
and sorrow and sighing shall flee away.
12 “I, I am he who comforts you;
who are you that you are afraid of man who dies,
of the son of man who is made like grass,
13 and have forgotten the LORD, your Maker,
who stretched out the heavens
and laid the foundations of the earth,
and you fear continually all the day
because of the wrath of the oppressor,
when he sets himself to destroy?


Welcome to Healthcare Dashboard
1. Visit
Admin page (Security protected, Need Admin Role)
2. Visit
User page (Security protected, Need User Role)
3. Visit
Normal page


The commencement of “Marktine” is a story of inspiration & artistry. Embarked in the winters of November 2015, after a long excruciating office day, we were sitting in the balcony of condo in Gurgaon, pondering with the thought to start our own neoteric venture to make our experience utilized in best manner for industries across the Globe. Operating in the field of strategy &marketing for more than over 25 years cumulatively in many of the top 500 Forbes companies like IBM, HP, GE, Cisco & Wipro; we knew the next generation was all about data and how it needed us to drive it to marketing. We discussed how great scientists Like Einstein and Newton changed everyone’s mindset on how creativity was all about intelligence having fun. Leading to a consensus to venture a business, where we can put marketing analytics to drive businesses in an efficient (data driven) & in cost-effective, optimized manner. Hence putting together Einstein & Marketing we cited ourselves as “Marktine”. Both of us trusted this concept and quickly started compiling the strategy & developed the thought process. Hence, on April 2, 2016 the rough & blurry night of dreams of making a name globally came to the frontier as “Marktine – Data Driven Marketing”,, budding its 1st presence in professional world. We are committed to excellence with a squad of industry enthusiasts, intellectuals and innovative brains complementing each other. Since the inception, we have gained wide recognition among industry players. We are still growing and consistently improving on the global level making a mark in marketing technology sector.


Apache Isis™ is a platform to let you rapidly develop
domain-driven apps in Java.
This example app demonstrates the Incode Alias Module,
configured for a very simple and purposefully minimal application.
The application demonstrates the ability to associate Alias
es to any (arbitrary) domain object.
Each alias is qualified by both an AliasType
(eg to represent some external system such as
General Ledger or Document Management) and also an application tenancy path (to support
multi-tenancy, eg across countries/regions). The consuming application is required to implement mandatory SPI
repositories for these two qualifiers.
For more details, see the github repo.


---
layout: post
title: What does your Web look like? ...
tags:
- tumble
- tweets
- twitter
status: publish
type: post
published: true
meta:
aktt_twitter_id: '117538645061279744'
aktt_notify_twitter: 'no'
---
What does your Web look like? See my Webify Me collage and create your own http://t.co/kMdrYn5r via @firefox


Ready to Rage?
First of all things, nothing is a burden as long as you love it. We at Spider believe strongly in this principle. And we obviously would expect the same from our future members. So, feel relaxed and be cheerful while solving the tasks we will be giving during the course of our inductions process, as the main aim is not to see who finishes first, but to find who has travelled the farthest. Let's begin our journey.
00:00:00


Jess Malesh
Biography
Jess is from Chicago, Illinois. They briefly lived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania before settling down in Seattle.
The different places Jess lived are tattoo on their body!
Experience
- Codefellows 201
- Code Academy
- Treehouse Academy
Goals
- To learn how to write clean code
- To make an organizational app for non-traditional families
- To make some money
Top Ten List of Reasons to Visit Chicago
- Pizza
- Blackhawks Hockey
- Wrigley Field
- Art Institute of Chicago
- Chicago Field Museum
- The Architecture
- The Skyline at Night
- Rooftop Patios
- Did I say the pizza?
- Live Music Scene
Top Five Reasons Why I Visit Chicago
- William
- Ryan
- Natalie
- Lenny
- Family
Here is a photo of me and my dog


So I’ll start of by explaining that some programming languages are object orientated.
This means that you can assign values to variables, similar to in algebra with x = 2 or y = -12.
You can name these variables many ways, but there are rules and some guidelines.
I found myself stuck on a problem for about twenty minutes, I was going in circles.
Posted to the slack channel, as soon as I did, I noticed the problem was a misspelled variable.
One letter, twenty minutes of pain.
I used console logging, reading error messages and googling to be honest none of that helped.
What would have worked is if I stepped away for a moment or asked a colleague.
This was super frustrating and probably even more so when I figured out the issue
There was a problem I was working that tested to see if two variables had the same result.
These variables, let’s call them Adam and Terah, are quite complex and essentially contain a collection of variables.
I released instead assigning various values and typing everything out again I can simply make Adam = Terah
I started out with pseudocode, which helped me understand and visualise these complicated variables.
Also a whole lot of console logging to understand where I was going wrong.
This problem was a confusing as I tried the other method and it didn’t work.
When I solved the problem, the satisfaction was very real.
Fairly confident with my pseudocode. Used it a few times throughout this sprint and it seemed to help my understanding from the get go
Trying somethingI did a lot, even going back and doing problems with different methods. I feel quite confident with this as there’s a lot of ways to skin a cat
Rubber ducky methodNot super confident with this method, just haven’t practiced it enough. But it is a very elegant idea and I would like to try more of it
Reading error messagesDid a lot of this, I feel pretty confident with it
Console.loggingThis is probably my favourite way to solve problems. I’m extremely visual, so being able to see and compare on the screen helps a lot
GooglingGoogle is my best friend, there’s so many people running in to the same problems
Asking your peers for helpI did this, but had a eureka moment. I feel comfortable asking, but much prefer grinding through problems myself
Asking coaches for helpI haven’t done this yet, I have a few questions that I’d like to bring up with my coach though.
Improving your process with reflectionI think reflection has helped, taking a step back and understanding my processes. I don’t feel that confident in my reflections, but I definitely think they help even if it’s more subtle.


WITNESS LIST Human Services Committee March 2, 1999-2:00P HB 93TC For: Frankel, Win (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislatures) Holtermann, John (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) McCracken, Bob (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) On: Church, Dee (DHS) HB 143LTC For: Frankel, Win (Tx Silver-Haired Legislature) Holtermann, John (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) McCracken, Bob (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) On: Church, Dee (DHS) HB 314LTC For: Frankel, Win (Tx Silver-Haired Legislature) Holtermann, John (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) McCracken, Bob (Tx. Silver-Haired Legislature) On: Church, Dee (DHS) HB 642 For: Keffer, Jim (Self) HB 841LTC For: Hulse, Mary Ann (AARP) Against: Brown, Andrew (TX Assoc. of Homes & Services for the Aging) Rich, Sid (Tx. Assoc. of Residential Care Communities) On: Graves, Tim (Tx Health Care Assoc.) HB 971LTC For: Rich, Sid (Tx Assoc. of Residential Care Communities) Wisdom, Marie (TX. Senior Advocacy Coalition) Against: Hulse, MaryAnn (AARP) On: Gold, Marc (TDHS) Hayes, Aaryce (Advocacy, Inc.) HB 1643 Music Therapist For: Hadsell, Nancy (Self) On: Monahan, Casey (Governor's Office) HB 1677 Amendment (Amendment #1) - LTC On: Graves, Tim (Tx Health Care Assoc.)


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Intro¶
A role is a personality that a user assumes when performing a specific set of operations. A role includes a set of rights and privileges. A user assuming a role inherits the rights and privileges associated with the role. A token that is issued to a user includes the list of roles the user can assume. When a user calls a service, that service determines how to interpret a user’s roles. A role that grants access to a list of operations or resources within one service may grant access to a completely different list when interpreted by a different service.
Setup¶
Role objects are instantiated from the Identity service. For more details, see the Service docs.
Useful object properties/methods¶
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| id | getId() | setId() |
| name | getName() | setName() |
| description | getDescription() | setDescription() |
List roles¶
This call lists the global roles available within a specified service.
$roles = $service->getRoles();
foreach ($roles as $role) {
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For more information about how to use iterators, see the documentation.
Get role¶
This call lists detailed information (id, name, description) for a specified role.
$roleId = '123abc';
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Add/delete user roles¶
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Commercials stage dramatic late raid to set up repeat of 2015 Munster decider with Nemo
The Clonmel side trailed until the 55th minute before rallying to reach the provincial final.
by Eoin BrennanClonmel Commercials 0-9
St Joseph’s Miltown 0-7
Eoin Brennan reports from Hennessy Memorial Park
CLONMEL COMMERCIALS RAIDED for a dramatic smash-and-grab victory over hosts St Joseph’s Miltown when kicking the last four points to book their place in the Munster Senior Club Football Final in Hennessy Memorial Park this afternoon.
Nothing but a home win seemed on the cards as Miltown led by 0-7 to 0-5 by the 55th minute despite facing into a strong breeze.
However, despite holding the whip hand from the outset, the back-to-back Clare champions would be denied a second successive provincial final appearance by the Kennedy clan as brothers Jack (2) and Conal along with recent All-Ireland Hurling winner Seamus unearthed an unlikely turnaround for Commercials at the death.
Up to that point, St Joseph’s Miltown were never behind, having welcomed the aid of a strong wind for the opening period.
Points from Oisin Looney and Conor Cleary inside 90 seconds of the throw-in were initially equalled by Kevin Fahey and Michael Quinlivan.
However, the leadership and inter-county experience of the Kelly (Gordon and Graham) and Cleary (Eoin and Conor) brothers resulted in four of the last five points to give the home side a 0-6 to 0-3 interval advantage.
Commercials’ wind-assisted comeback hopes were frustrated by three wides from placed balls as a scoring blank in the third quarter suited the home side’s resistance. Even when Jason Longeran converted a brace of frees, Conor Cleary was on hand to keep the margin to two with only five minutes of normal time remaining.
The home side would be ultimately sucker-punched by a patient Commercials, though, as midfielders Conal and Jack Kennedy would level up the tie for only the second time by the 57th minute before wing-back Seamus Kennedy nudged his side in front for the first time in the next passage of play.
With six minutes of additional time to come, all was not lost for Miltown but the final nail in their coffin arrived in the 64th minute when Jack Kennedy grabbed the insurance point to set up a repeat of their historic 2015 Munster-winning decider against Nemo Rangers in a fortnight’s time.
Scorers for Clonmel Commercials: Jason Lonergan (2f), Jack Kennedy (1f) (0-2 each); Kevin Fahey, Michael Quinlivan, Colman Kennedy (1f), Conal Kennedy, Seamus Kennedy (0-1 each)
Scorers for St Joseph’s Miltown: Conor Cleary (0-3, 2f); Oisin Looney, Gordon Kelly, Eoin Cleary (f), Graham Kelly (0-1 each)
Clonmel Commercials
1. Michael O’Reilly
2. Danny Madigan
3. Liam Ryan
4. Cathal McGeever
7. Kevin Fahey
5. Jamie Peters
6. Seamus Kennedy
8. Jack Kennedy
9. Conal Kennedy
10. Padraic Looram
14. Michael Quinlivan
12. Ross Peters
11. Colman Kennedy
15. Sean O’Connor
13. Jason Lonergan
Subs
20. Kevin Harney for Looram (half-time)
24. Ryan Lambe for Fahey (48)
22. Richie Gunne for R. Peters (53)
10. Padraic Looram for Conal Kennedy (60, inj)
St Joseph’s Miltown
1. Sean O’Brien
2. Enda O’Gorman
3. Seanie Malone
4. Eoin O’Brien
5. Aidan McGuane
6. Gordon Kelly
7. Gearoid Curtin
8. Oisin Looney
9. Conor Cleary
12. Kieran Malone
11. Eoin Cleary
10. Micheál Murray
13. Brian Curtin
15. Cormac Murray
14. Graham Kelly
Subs
19. Jamesie O’Connor for Graham Kelly (39)
17. Euan Reidy for Curtin (42, inj)
22. Gerard Malone for M. Murray (59)
14. Graham Kelly for K. Malone (67)
Referee: James Bermingham (Cork)


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There is a bug with the filtersets in the serverbrowser.
After aplying a filterset the ping of the servers shown down in the list, are gone.
Could you please fix it ??
Thanks
ORFK
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i dont think thats a bug because you load a filter.
the filter function just opening a URL with the saved server settings.
if you reload the server browser by refresh button from your browser, you have the same situation, no ping. in this case its not an BBLog Bug. its simple the way how battlelog works, or doesn't work.
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BrainFooLong
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As ORFK said, no Bug from BBLog. Its how battlelog works.
Topicstarter
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OK, thanks !!! The strange thing is that it worked before v3.
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BrainFooLong
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Battlelog also make updates...
In this case, battlelog did a update 1 day before BBLog v3.


UD for Old Irish
Treebank Classification and Pre-tokenization Considerations
Both spelling and word-separation in Old Irish texts can be highly irregular. In modern editions some editors attempt to faithfully reproduce the text as it survives in the original manuscript, other editors alter the text by standardising spelling and word spacing, by capitalising proper nouns, and by introducing forms of punctuation not present in the original manuscript. A tokenization standard based solely on the conventions generally adhered to in such altered editions would be inappropriate, and in some cases impossible to apply to editions which aim to preserve manuscript orthography most closely, as these editorial changes can drastically affect word boundaries, and hence, the forms which tokens may take.
To mark this distinction all Old Irish treebanks should identify in their README documentation which type of edition they represent by using either the “diplomatic” or “critical” designation. This information should also be included in the treebank name and URL using the abbreviations Dip and Crit (for example, the Diplomatic St. Gall Glosses treebank URL ends: …/UD_Old_Irish-DipSGG).
For the purpose of choosing the correct designation for a new treebank, the following definitions should be adhered to.
Diplomatic:
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A treebank is considered diplomatic only if the spelling of words matches that found in the original manuscript exactly (or as closely as is reasonably possible, for example, where text is missing as a result of binding or damage to the manuscript).
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Where contractions are marked in a manuscript either the mark can be represented by the use of an appropriate punctuation character, or the contraction can be expanded using letter-characters only. Where contractions are expanded, no punctuation character(s) should be used to represent the contraction mark.
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Whitespace characters can be used in one of two ways. They can be introduced and removed as necessary in order to employ word-spacing which matches the prescribed tokenization standard for Old Irish. Alternatively, they should match the spacing of the original manuscript as closely as possible.
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Where punctuation characters have been used to represent marks in the manuscript with a similar appearance, these can be omitted if they do not clearly serve as punctuation marks in the text.
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Aside from the exceptions above, no characters should be introduced or removed from diplomatic treebanks.
Critical:
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A treebank should be identified as a critical edition if any characters other than whitespace characters have been introduced which are neither present in the original manuscript nor implied in the original manuscript by the presence of a contraction marker.
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Aside from punctuation and whitespace characters, if any characters are removed which are present in the original manuscript, a treebank should be identified as a critical edition.
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If any punctuation characters which clearly serve a punctuation function in the original manuscript are removed or replace in a treebank, it should also be identified as a critical edition. The treebank is also critical if any punctuation characters, except for those used to mark contractions, are introduced (including hyphens or middle-dots within the verbal complex).
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If spacing between words has been changed from that of the original manuscript but is not in line with the tokenization standard prescribed for Old Irish, the treebank should be identified as a critical edition.
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It follows from the points outlined above that any change to spelling, or the introduction or removal of any letter character(s) which do not appear in the manuscript source, means that a treebank cannot be identified as diplomatic, and must be marked as critical.
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If text which was written in ogham in the original manuscript is transliterated to the Roman alphabet, the treebank should be identified as critical.
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
Words are not necessarily delimited by whitespace characters or punctuation in Old Irish texts. Manuscript sources tend to combine unstressed syntactic words (including common clitics like the copula and definite article) with surrounding parts-of-speech bearing a stress. This practice results in a large proportion of words appearing between space characters being purely orthographic. Some treebanks may employ whitespace characters between all syntactic words in accordance with the prescribed Old Irish tokenization guidelines. Where this is done, the README documentation for the treebank should state so clearly. See, for example, the Diplomatic St. Gall Glosses treebank, which employs spacing in this way.
In Roman script the whitespace character can sometimes be used to delineate word boundaries (as described above), however, ogham script has a discrete space mark consisting of a stemline devoid of any other markings.
Punctuation is infrequent in manuscript sources, however, punctuation characters not present in the original manuscript material may be introduced by editors of some modern editions. Aside from these, the following exceptions occur:
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A variety of symbols, puncta, and marks representing abbreviations and contractions appear in manuscripts. If these are represented in a treebank by visually similar punctuation characters, these should not be considered a form of punctuation. Instead these makes up part of a word token (eg “ca-” for contracted cach, and “.i.” for Latin id est.
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Middle dots and hyphenation are introduced by some editors within the verbal complex. Where these separate a conjunct particle (and possible infixed pronoun) from the remainder of the verbal complex, they are treated as punctuation (for example, ni·timmorcar should be tokenised “ni”, “·”, “timmorcar”), however, where they separate an initial preverb (and possible infixed pronoun) from the remainder of the verbal complex, they are treated as part of the verb’s token (for example, do·beir is retained as one token “do·beir”).
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Hyphenation introduced to show nasalisation at the beginning of a word should be treated as part of a single token with the word, as with “n-uile”.
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In ogham script the opening and closing feather mark characters (᚛ and ᚜) should be treated as punctuation.
No multiword tokens occur. Where adjectives or nouns precede other nouns they generally remain separate tokens as with “sen-” in the term “sen-grec”. The following exceptions occur:
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Where a word prefixed to a noun changes the stem-class of that noun the combination is taken to be a single token, hence, the combination of “so” and “scél” renders a single token, “soscéla”.
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Prefixes like “mí-” or “neph-”, which are only used in combination with another word, form a single token with the following word as with “mí-fogur” or “neph-adnachte”.
Some general advice on tokenization follows which may not be intuitive to those familiar with Old Irish:
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The verbal complex should be divided into conjunct particles (where they occur) and the verb. Aside from conjunct particles (including the negative particle, interrogative particle and empty preverb, no) all other preverbs, including the augment, should form one token with the verbal root (eg. caraid, asbeir, dogní).
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Infixed pronouns, where they occur, never form tokens on their own. They either form a single token with a conjunct particle (as with nom for no + -m, and nít for ní + -t), or are compounded within the token of a compound verb where they follow the initial preverb in deuterotonic forms (as with fotgaib for fogaib + -t-).
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Conjunct forms of the copula always form a single token with the POS immediately preceding them (including negative particles and conjunctions, eg. cid and for cía + -d).
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There are no discrete negative conjunctions. All such forms should be divided into the conjunction, and following negative conjunction (eg. connách becomes co and nnách).
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Tokens may contain whitespace characters in some instances, for example, where letters which mark nasalisation are separated from the rest of the following word in manuscript sources. Thus, in the gloss “.i. céin bas m béo infer”, “m béo” should be treated as a single token.
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Empty tokens are not possible. Where a word is reduced to 0 in some positions (eg. 3rd sg. forms of the copula or of infixed pronouns following negative particles) no replacement mark or token should be used in its place. Hence, in ní n-aithgéuin, “he does not recognise him”, where the object pronoun is only apparent because of nasalisation on the following vowel, only the two tokens “ní” and “n-aithgéuin” are rendered.
Morphology
Tags
- Currently only 16 universal tags are used for Old Irish.
- No treebank currently uses the symbol SYM category, however, it would be appropriate in treebanks where punctuation characters are used to represent manuscript symbols (aside from punctuation, contractions, etc. referenced above).
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The only words tagged AUX are absolute and negative forms of the copula. Conjunct forms of the copula take the POS tag of the token to which they are suffixed, generally SCONJ. All other verbs, (including the substantive verb, attá, “to be”) are tagged VERB.
- Old Irish particles PART include:
- demonstrative particles
- deictic particles
- relative particles, and demonstrative relative particles
- vocative particles
- negative particles
- interrogative particles
- the empty verbal particle, no.
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The DET tag is used only for the definite article where it is not suffixed to a preposition in the accusative or dative case. Where it is suffixed to a preposition the combination is tagged as an adposition ADP.
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The PRON tag is used for independent personal pronouns, possessive pronouns, emphatic pronouns, and the anaphoric pronoun, suide. Infixed and suffixed pronouns take the POS tag of the verb VERB or conjunct particle PART to which they are affixed.
- Verbal nouns are tagged as NOUN.
Features
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Nouns inflect for Number (singular, dual, or plural) and Case (nominative, vocative, accusative, genitive or dative). Inherent features such as Gender and Stem-class are not encoded.
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Adjectives agree with Nouns with respect to the features Case, Gender (masculine, feminine, or neuter), and Number, all of which are encoded for adjectives as none are inherent.
- Verbs inflect for Mood (conditional, imperative, indicative, or subjunctive), Number (singular or plural), Person (1, 2, or 3), Tense (past, present, or future), and Voice (active or passive) at a minimum.
- Where the Tense is marked as past for a verb, it may also inflect for Aspect (imperfect or perfect).
- Where a relative particle precedes a verb, or a relative clause is present within the verbal complex, a verb will also inflect for PronType (relative).
- Where the substantive verb shows repeated action in the present tense it inflects for Aspect (habitual).
- Where a verb contains an infixed pronoun it will inflect for PronClass (A, B, or C), PronNum (singular or plural), PronPers (1, 2, or 3), and PronType (Personal) at a minimum.
- Where a 3rd singular pronoun is infixed the verb will inflect also for PronGend (masculine, feminine, or neuter).
- Where a verb containing a relative clause also contains an infixed pronoun both the values both values (personal and relative) should be listed as inflections under PronType.
- Where an empty d or id occurs in place of an infixed pronoun following the conjunctions cía and má, the PronType is indicated as being void to show that it does not function as a personal pronoun.
- Where conjunct particles precede a verb they will have inherent features, depending on their function:
- Relative particles will have PronType (relative).
- Negative particles will have Polarity (negative).
- Interrogative particles will have PronType (interrogative).
- The empty verbal particle, no, will have PartType = (verbal).
- Conjunct particles containing an infixed pronoun will also inflect for PronClass (A, B, or C), PronNum (singular or plural), PronPers (1, 2, or 3), and PronType (Personal) at a minimum, and for PronGend (masculine, feminine, or neuter) where a 3rd singular pronoun is infixed.
- The copula has an inherent VerbType (copula), and inflects for Mood (conditional, imperative, indicative, or subjunctive), Number (singular or plural), Person (1, 2, or 3), Polarity (positive or negative), and Tense (past, present, or future) at a minimum.
- Relative forms of the copula have inherent PronType (relative).
- Where conjunct forms of the copula are combined with preceding parts-of-speech, these features are all carried over from the copula to the preceding word to which it is suffixed.
Syntax
- The normal order of an Old Irish sentence is verb-subject-object. There are some notable exceptions to this:
- A copula construction is frequently used place emphasis on a particular word within a sentence. In this construction the emphasised word is moved to beginning of the sentence, following the copula as a predicate, and followed by a relative clause. An emphasised word which would otherwise be the subject or object of the verb will occur before the verb in a sentence of this type. It is possible for the copula to be omitted from this construction, in which case the emphasised word is fronted to the beginning of the sentence.
- Bergin’s Law describes a form of archaism found in some Early Irish texts whereby a verb does not stand at the head of its clause, takes a dependent form, and can follow its subject or object.
- Where pronominal verbal objects are infixed within the verb, the subject of the verb will follow both.
- Where the object of a verb is represented by an infixed pronoun following a conjunct particle, it will precede the verb.
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In copular sentences the normal word order is copula-predicate-subject. As the copula inflects for Person and Number, however, the subject does not always follow the predicate where it is contained in the copula form.
- As the largest amount of text surviving from the Old Irish period comes in the form of glosses of Latin text, sometimes amounting only to single-word translations, there will not always be a verb or copula form present to form the head of a sentence.
References
Bergin, Osborn. “On the Syntax of the Verb in Old Irish.” Ériu, vol. 12, 1938, pp. 197–214.
Doyle, Adrian, John Philip McCray and Clodagh Downey. “A Character-Level LSTM Network Model for Tokenizing the Old Irish text of the Würzburg Glosses on the Pauline Epistles.” CLTW 2019, Dublin, Ireland, August 2019. (https://www.aclweb.org/anthology/W19-6910/)
McCone, Kim. (1997). The Early Irish Verb - Second Edition Revised with Index. An Sagart, Maynooth.
Ó hUiginn, Ruairí. “Notes on Old Irish Syntax.” Ériu, vol. 38, 1987, pp. 177–183.
Stifter, David. (2006). Sengoidelc. Syracuse University Press, New York.
Thurneysen, Rudolf. (1946). A Grammar of Old Irish. Binchy, D. A. and Bergin, Osborn (tr.), Reprinted 2010, Dublin Institute for Advanced Studies.
Treebanks
There are two Old Irish UD treebanks:


Provides bindings to the National Geodetic Survey (NGS) Horizontal Time Dependent Positioning (HTDP) utility, v3.2.5, written by Richard Snay, Chris Pearson, and Jarir Saleh of NGS. HTDP is a utility that allows users to transform positional coordinates across time and between spatial reference frames. See <https://www.ngs.noaa.gov/TOOLS/Htdp/Htdp.shtml> for more information.
| Version: | 0.1.4 |
| Imports: | Rcpp (≥ 0.12.5) |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2016-09-19 |
| Author: | John Buonagurio [aut, cre], National Geodetic Survey [cph] (Author of included HTDP code) |
| Maintainer: | John Buonagurio <jbuonagurio at exponent.com> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/jbuonagurio/RHTDP/issues |
| License: | MIT + file LICENSE |
| URL: | https://github.com/jbuonagurio/RHTDP |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | htdp results |
| Reference manual: | htdp.pdf |
| Package source: | htdp_0.1.4.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: htdp_0.1.4.zip, r-release: htdp_0.1.4.zip, r-oldrel: htdp_0.1.4.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: htdp_0.1.4.tgz, r-oldrel: htdp_0.1.4.tgz |
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Functions | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5ReadCCMRegister (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5RegId regId, uint32_t *pValToBeRead, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Read CCM Regiser. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5ConfigureCCMRegister (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5RegId regId, uint32_t valToBeWritten, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Configure CCM Regiser. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5CCMSetOperationModeKey (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId moduleId, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5OpModeKey opModeKey, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Configure Operating mode for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5CCMGetCompareError (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId moduleId, uint32_t *pCmpError, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Read Compare Error status for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5CCMGetOperationModeKey (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId moduleId, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5OpModeKey *pOpModeKey, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Get Operation mode key value for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor. More... | |
| int32_t | CSL_armR5CCMClearCompareError (uintptr_t baseAddress, CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId moduleId, int32_t *pMetaInfo) |
| Clear Compare Error value for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor. More... | |
| int32_t CSL_armR5CCMClearCompareError | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId | moduleId, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Clear Compare Error value for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor.
This function clears the a Compare Error Statusand returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| moduleId | [IN] CCMR5 module ID to be configured |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |
| int32_t CSL_armR5CCMGetCompareError | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId | moduleId, | ||
| uint32_t * | pCmpError, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Read Compare Error status for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor.
This function reads the a Compare Error status and returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| moduleId | [IN] CCMR5 module ID to be configured |
| pCmpError | [OUT] Pointer to Compare Error for the module |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |
| int32_t CSL_armR5CCMGetOperationModeKey | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId | moduleId, | ||
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5OpModeKey * | pOpModeKey, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Get Operation mode key value for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor.
This function reads the a Operation mode key and returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| moduleId | [IN] CCMR5 module ID to be configured |
| pOpModeKey | [OUT] Pointer to Operation Mode for the module |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |
| int32_t CSL_armR5CCMSetOperationModeKey | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5ModuleId | moduleId, | ||
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5OpModeKey | opModeKey, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Configure Operating mode for CPU, VIM, CCM Inactivity monitor.
This function configures a Operation mode key and returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| moduleId | [IN] CCMR5 module ID to be configured |
| opModeKey | [OUT] Operating mode to be set in KEY register |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |
| int32_t CSL_armR5ConfigureCCMRegister | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5RegId | regId, | ||
| uint32_t | valToBeWritten, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Configure CCM Regiser.
This function configures a given CCM register and returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| regId | [IN] CCMR5 register ID to be configured |
| valToBeWritten | [OUT] Register value to be written to |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |
| int32_t CSL_armR5ReadCCMRegister | ( | uintptr_t | baseAddress, |
| CSL_McuArmssCcmR5RegId | regId, | ||
| uint32_t * | pValToBeRead, | ||
| int32_t * | pMetaInfo | ||
| ) |
Read CCM Regiser.
This function reads the contents of a given CCM register and returns the status of the operation for API caller to indicate success or failure on the operation.
Consult the CCM module documentation for a description of the registers under MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers section of the techinical reference manual http://www.ti.com/lit/pdf/spruid7
| baseAddress | [IN] Base address of MCU_ARMSS_CCMR5 registers |
| regId | [IN] CCMR5 register ID to be read |
| pValToBeRead | [OUT] pointer to address of Register value read |
| pMetaInfo | [OUT] pointer to meta info (Optional) for CSL_EFAIL: reason for API failure as defined under CSL_ErrType_t for CSL_PASS: Not applicable |


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It took the catalyst of World War II to finally propel human rights onto the global stage and into the global conscience.
The atrocities committed in the course of this war - the Holocaust with its more than six million Jewish victims, the persecution of hundreds of thousands of Sinti, Romani, homosexuals, persons with disabilities and other groups who were opposed to the Nazi regime, as well and massive war crimes - finally brought worldwide attention to the need for a universal system for the guarantee and protection of human rights: Never again should anyone be unjustly denied life, freedom, food, shelter, and nationality - calls came from across the globe for human rights standards to protect citizens from abuses by their governments, standards against which states could be held accountable for the treatment of those living within their borders. Never again should anyone be unjustly denied life, freedom, food, shelter, and nationality.
Thus, World War II sparked the emergence of a further body of international law and, above all, the creation of human rights as we know them today: States committed themselves to establishing the United Nations, with the primary goal of bolstering international peace and preventing conflict, on a foundation of fundamental human rights, dignity and worth of the human person and on the equal rights between men and women. The UN Charter was adopted in 1945."
1939 - 1945
WWII
"The events of World War II - the Holocaust with its more than six million Jewish victims, the persecution of Sinti, Romani, homosexuals, persons with disabilities and other groups who were opposed to the Nazi regime - horrified the world"
Foundation of the UN
1945: The United Nations (UN) is established as an intergovernmental organization to promote international co-operation and to prevent another conflict such as WWII - replacing its predecessor, the League of Nations. At its founding, the UN had 51 member states - currently there are 193.
GLOBAL
REGIONAL
First International War Crimes Trials
1945 - 1949 Nuremberg and Tokyo trials: Some of those responsible for crimes committed during World War II are brought to trial in Nuremberg and Tokyo; officials from the defeated countries are punished for committing war crimes, "crimes against peace," and "crimes against humanity." These trials are considered the start of the development of international criminal law.
1945 - 1950
1948: Representatives from the 51 member states of the UN come together under the guidance of US politician and activist Eleanor Roosevelt to devise a list of all the rights that everybody across the world should enjoy. This became the Universal Declaration of Human Rights - 30 rights and freedoms that belong to all of us. The rights they included continue to form the basis for all international human rights law.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
European Convention on Human Rights
1948: The Organization of American States adopts the Declaration of the Rights of Man - even before the UN Declaration of Human Rights, making it the first comprehensive regional human rights document.
American Declaration of the Rights of Man
UN Convention of the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
1948: The Convention defines "genocide" in legal terms; as a result of the horrific events of WWII it is considered of utmost importance that all participating states have to prevent and punish actions of genocide in war and in peacetime.
UN Convention of the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide
European Court of Human Rights
1950: The European Convention on Human Rights is adopted in the framework of the Council of Europe, comprising 47 member states. It enshrines mainly civil and political rights, and establishes a system for monitoring the compliance of states with these rights.
European Convention on Human Rights
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
1950s
1951: The Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees is adopted by the UN. It is the key legal document for the protection of refugees - defining the term "refugee" and outlining their rights, as well as the legal obligations of states to protect them.
Refugee Convention
American Declaration of the Rights of Man
1959: The European Court of Human Rights is established in Strasbourg, France, safeguarding the human rights enshrined in the European Convention on Human Rights.
European Court of Human Rights
Refugee Convention
Amnesty International
1961: Peter Benenson founds Amnesty International in London, UK, as the second oldest civil society organization in the field of human rights.
1965: The first of the UN core human rights treaties commits states to the elimination of racial discrimination and the promotion of understanding among all races; it is established following incidents of antisemitism in several parts of the world.
UN Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
UN Convention on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
1960s
1966: the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights is adopted by the UN - it is the binding follow-up document to the UDHR; differences between UN member states on the importance of civil and political versus economic, social and cultural rights led to the articles of the UDHR being split into two separate treaties.
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
UN Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women
1966: the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights is adopted by the UN - it is the binding follow-up document to the UDHR; differences between UN member states on the importance of civil and political versus economic, social and cultural rights led to the articles of the UDHR being split into two separate treaties.
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
1969: The American Convention on Human Rights enshrines human rights standards for the Americas. The Inter-American Commission on Human Rights is established in Washington, D.C., promoting the observance of human rights in the American hemisphere.
American Convention on Human Rights and Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
American Convention on Human Rights and Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
1970s
1979: The UN Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women 1979 is adopted by the UN - it is considered the "bill of rights" for women.
UN Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination against Women
Banjul Charta
1979: The Inter-American Court of Human Rights is established in San José, Costa Rica, enforcing and interpreting the provisions of the American Convention on Human Rights.
Inter-American Court of Human Rights
International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights
1981: The African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights (Banjul Charta) is adopted in 1981 by the Organization of African Unity (since replaced by the African Union), creating a human rights system for Africa; it contains civil and political, as well as economic, social and cultural rights and also collective rights.
Banjul Charta
Inter-American Court of Human Rights
1984: The UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment is adopted by the UN; it aims to prevent torture and other acts of cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment or punishment by requiring states to take effective measures to prevent torture in their territory and forbidding states to transport people to any country where they will be tortured.
UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
1980s
1986: The African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights Is established in Banjul, Gambia, tasked with promoting and protecting human rights and peoples' rights throughout the African continent as well as safeguarding the rights enshrined in the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights.
African Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
1989: The UN Convention on the Rights of the Child is adopted by the UN - it deals with child-specific needs and rights.
UN Convention on the Rights of the Child
UN Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment
Abolition of the Death Penalty
1989: The Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights on the Abolition of Death Penalty is adopted, obliging all ratifying states to abolish capital punishment.
1990: The International Convention on the Protection of the Rights of All Migrant Workers and Members of Their Families is adopted by the UN, emphasizing the connection between work-migration and human rights, aiming to foster the human rights of work-migrants.
Migrant Workers Convention
Migrant Workers Convention
1990s
Vienna conference
1993: The Second World Conference on Human Rights convenes in Vienna, Austria, where the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action is adopted. The first human rights conference after the Cold War brings major achievements and a massive engagement by civil society actors.
1998: The Rome Statute, establishing the International Criminal Court (ICC, based in The Hague, Netherlands) is adopted; it allows the ICC to prosecute the masterminds of genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and aggression.
International criminal court
International criminal court
2004: The African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights is established, complementing the African Commission on Human and Peoples’ Rights and protecting the rights enshrined in the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights.
African Court on Human Rights
UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
2004: The Arab Charter on Human Rights is adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States, affirming the principles contained in the UN Charter, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenants on Human Rights.
Arab Charter on Human Rights
ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
2000s
2006: The Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities is adopted by the UN; it is considered the main catalyst in the movement from viewing persons with disabilities as objects of charity and medical treatment towards acknowledging them as full and equal members of society, with human rights. It is the only UN human rights instrument with an explicit sustainable development dimension.
UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
Arab Human Rights Committee
2006: The UN Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance is adopted by the UN; it is the result of a 15-year deliberation process by a UN Working Group.
UN Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance
African Court on Human Rights
2008: The Arab Human Rights Committee is established, overseeing compliance with the Arab Charter on Human Rights.
Arab Human Rights Committee
UN Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance
2010 onwards
In 2012 the ASEAN Human Rights Declaration is adopted by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
ASEAN Human Rights Declaration
Arab Charter on Human Rights


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News by any other name.
Precise paths.
In the pursuit of failure.
An epistemological investigation.
A marriage of paper and ink.
A stroke of beauty.
Every frame a painting.
Standing on the shoulders of giants.
The symbiosis of time, motion, and music.


| 002:096 Khan | : |
And verily, you will find them (the Jews) the greediest of mankind for life and (even greedier) than those who - ascribe partners to Allah (and do not believe in Resurrection - Magians, pagans, and idolaters, etc.). Everyone of them wishes that he could be given a life of a thousand years. But the grant of such life will not save him even a little from (due) punishment. And Allah is All-Seer of what they do. |
| 002:096 Maulana | : |
And thou wilt certainly find them the greediest of men for life, (greedier) even than those who set up gods (with God). One of them loves to be granted a life of a thousand years, and his being granted a long life will in no way remove him further off from the chastisement. And Allah is Seer of what they do. |
| 002:096 Pickthal | : |
And thou wilt find them greediest of mankind for life and (greedier) than the idolaters. (Each) one of them would like to be allowed to live a thousand years. And to live (a thousand years) would be no means remove him from the doom. Allah is Seer of what they do. |
| 002:096 Rashad | : |
In fact, you will find them the most covetous of life; even more so than the idol worshipers. The one of them wishes to live a thousand years. But this will not spare him any retribution, no matter how long he lives. GOD is seer of everything they do. |
| 002:096 Sarwar | : |
However, you will find them the greediest of all men, even more than the pagans, for life. They would each gladly live for a thousand years, but such a long life would not save them from the torment. God sees what they do. |
| 002:096 Shakir | : |
And you will most certainly find them the greediest of men for life (greedier) than even those who are polytheists; every one of them loves that he should be granted a life of a thousand years, and his being granted a long life will in no way remove him further off from the chastisement, and Allah sees what they do. |
| 002:096 Sherali | : |
And thou shalt surely find them of all people, the most covetous of life, even more than those who set up equals with God. Every one of them wishes that he may be granted a life of a thousand years, but his being granted such a life shall not remove him further away from the punishment; and ALLAH sees all they do. |
| 002:096 Yusufali | : |
Thou wilt indeed find them, of all people, most greedy of life,-even more than the idolaters: Each one of them wishes He could be given a life of a thousand years: But the grant of such life will not save him from (due) punishment. For Allah sees well all that they do. |
Concepts/Themes Covered: أركان الإسلام > التوحيد > توحيد الله تعالي > صفات الله تعالى > البصير Pillars of Islam> Islamic> Oneness of Allah> His Glory's Characteristics> All Seer الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > حالاتهم Religions>Children of Israel>Their Status الديانات > بنو إسرائيل > شدة حرصهم على الحياة Religions>Children of Israel>Their Very Care on Life
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Required: FF Money $100
FF Money: $10
Click on the buttons inside the tabbed menu:... actually everything is in the Ingredients tab cause I cbbs editing yet
Basic gameplay functions
Potatoes: 0
Ingredients needed to cook, and cooked food
Potatoes: Cost($1)
Potatoes owned: 0 / 10
Potato Fries: Cost (2 potatoes)
Potato Fries owned: 0 / 10
Potato Fries: Sell for $3
Potato Fries owned: 0 / 10
Potato Storage: (10)
Potato Fries Storage: (10)
Recipes needed to unlock new food
Gameplay Statistics (total this game)
Goodwill: 0
FF Money: 10
Potatoes: 0
Potato Fries: 0


The Jobayan logo is made up of 3 colors, Blue, Light Blue and Orange. The two hues of blue are used to distinguish the words "Job" and "Ayan". More description about the symbolism of the word and the logo.
A stylized "J" shaped like a partially folded necktie serves as the first letter of the logo, and at the same time symbolizes the essence of Jobayan which provides people with all kinds of employment opportunities.
We are beyond happy to know you're featuring us on your own platform.
Below is a compilation of our logo and a guide on logo treatments. Thank you for
choosing Jobayan!
In instances where the logo is needed to be placed directly on top of a high-contrast photograph or pattern, a rounded rectangle should be placed behind the logo, where the radius of the rounded corners is equal to 2 times the radius of the circle formed at the tip of the ascender of the letter "b" in the logo to be used.
Proper spacing as discussed in the next section should be observed.
In some instances where the logo will be the only identifying graphic for an item this logo with the tagline "YOUR CAREER AWAITS" may be used.
Legibility will always be a factor when using this variation. If the viewing size is too small to easily read the tagline, always opt for the logo itself. Do not increase the size of the tagline just to make it readable.
The minimum clear space around the logo is defined as 2 times x, with x being the width of the ascender of the letter "b"
in the logo.
The minimum size of the logo is 25px by 82.6px for screen media, measured from the tip of the ascender of the letter "b"
to the bottom of the descender of the letter "y".
In cases where the pixel measurement cannot be used, legibility should always be the top priority.
The logo is recommended to be placed on a white background for maximum clarity. In cases when the original three colored logo is not appropriate, the following combinations are available for use:
Never attempt to recreate the logo or any of its parts.
You probably know how to apply lots of lovely effects to things, but lets keep it to minimum when working with our logo.
Don't interchange the colors
Don't add stroke
Don't add a drop shadow
No matter how tempting, please don't add a print to the necktie
Don't use a regular "J" in the logo
Don't place the colored logo on top of a color that is or similar to one of the primary logos
Don't straighten out the "J"
Don't change the spacing of the logo


SweetSomething's
Chocolate and
Candy Shop
Chocolates
Milk Chocolate
Truffles
Heart Shaped Chocolates
Peppermint Thins
Dipped Strawberries
Peanut-Butter Cups
Candy Coated Chocolates
Chocolate-Coins
Chocolate Coated Peanuts
Sugar-Free Chocolates
Assorted Chocolates
Chocolate on Chocolate
White Chocolate