| string[] |
groups
The group defines a logical collection of DragDrop objects that are
related.
|
| String |
id
The id of the element associated with this object.
|
| string[] |
invalidHandleTypes
An array of HTML tags that will be ignored if clicked.
|
| boolean |
isTarget
By default, all insances can be a drop target.
|
| boolean |
maintainOffset
Maintain offsets when we resetconstraints.
|
| int[] |
padding
The padding configured for this drag and drop object for calculating
the drop zone intersection with this object.
|
| boolean |
primaryButtonOnly
By default the drag and drop instance will only respond to the primary
button click (left button for a right-handed mouse).
|
| int[] |
xTicks
Array of pixel locations the element will snap to if we specified a
horizontal graduation/interval.
|
| int[] |
yTicks
Array of pixel locations the element will snap to if we specified a
vertical graduation/interval.
|
Class YAHOO.util.DragDrop
Object | +--YAHOO.util.DragDrop
- Direct Known Subclasses:
- YAHOO.util.DDTarget, YAHOO.util.DD
class
YAHOO.util.DragDrop
Field Summary [top]
Constructor Summary [top]
YAHOO.util.DragDrop
Defines the interface and base operation of items that that can be
dragged or can be drop targets.
Method Summary [top]
| void |
addInvalidHandleType
(<string> tagName)
Allows you to specify a tag name that should not start a drag operation
when clicked.
|
| void |
addToGroup
(sGroup)
Add this instance to a group of related drag/drop objects.
|
| void |
endDrag
(<Event> e)
Fired when we are done dragging the object
|
| HTMLElement |
getDragEl
()
Returns a reference to the actual element to drag.
|
| HTMLElement |
getEl
()
Returns a reference to the linked element
|
| void |
init
(id, <String> sGroup)
Sets up the DragDrop object.
|
| void |
initTarget
(id, <String> sGroup)
Initializes Targeting functionality only...
|
| boolean |
isLocked
()
Returns true if this instance is locked, or the drag drop mgr is locked
(meaning that all drag/drop is disabled on the page.)
|
| boolean |
isValidHandleChild
(<ygNode> node)
Checks the tag exclusion list to see if this click should be ignored
|
| void |
lock
()
Lock this instance
|
| void |
onDrag
(<Event> e)
Abstract method called during the onMouseMove event while dragging an
object.
|
| void |
onDragDrop
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this item is dropped on another DragDrop
obj
|
| void |
onDragEnter
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this element fist begins hovering over
another DragDrop obj
|
| void |
onDragOut
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when we are no longer hovering over an element
|
| void |
onDragOver
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this element is hovering over another
DragDrop obj
|
| void |
onMouseDown
(<Event> e)
Event handler that fires when a drag/drop obj gets a mousedown
|
| void |
onMouseUp
(<Event> e)
Event handler that fires when a drag/drop obj gets a mouseup
|
| void |
removeInvalidHandleType
(<string> tagName)
Unsets an excluded tag name set by addInvalidHandleType
|
| void |
resetConstraints
()
resetConstraints must be called if you manually reposition a dd element.
|
| void |
setDragElId
(id)
Allows you to specify that an element other than the linked element
will be moved with the cursor during a drag
|
| void |
setHandleElId
(id)
Allows you to specify a child of the linked element that should be
used to initiate the drag operation.
|
| void |
setInitPosition
(diffX, diffY)
Stores the initial placement of the dd element
|
| void |
setOuterHandleElId
(id)
Allows you to set an element outside of the linked element as a drag
handle
|
| void |
setPadding
(<int> iTop, <int> iRight, <int> iBot, <int> iLeft)
Configures the padding for the target zone in px.
|
| void |
setXConstraint
(<int> iLeft, <int> iRight, <int> iTickSize)
By default, the element can be dragged any place on the screen.
|
| void |
setYConstraint
(<int> iUp, <int> iDown, <int> iTickSize)
By default, the element can be dragged any place on the screen.
|
| void |
startDrag
(x, y)
Abstract method called after a drag/drop object is clicked
and the drag or mousedown time thresholds have beeen met.
|
| string |
toString
(val, tickArray)
toString method
|
| void |
unlock
()
Unlock this instace
|
| void |
unreg
()
Remove all drag and drop hooks for this element
|
Field Detail [top]
groups
string[]
groups
The group defines a logical collection of DragDrop objects that are
related. Instances only get events when interacting with other
DragDrop object in the same group. This lets us define multiple
groups using a single DragDrop subclass if we want.
id
String
id
The id of the element associated with this object. This is what we
refer to as the "linked element" because the size and position of
this element is used to determine when the drag and drop objects have
interacted.
invalidHandleTypes
string[]
invalidHandleTypes
An array of HTML tags that will be ignored if clicked.
isTarget
boolean
isTarget
By default, all insances can be a drop target. This can be disabled by
setting isTarget to false.
maintainOffset
boolean
maintainOffset
Maintain offsets when we resetconstraints. Used to maintain the
slider thumb value, and this needs to be fixed.
padding
int[]
padding
The padding configured for this drag and drop object for calculating
the drop zone intersection with this object.
primaryButtonOnly
boolean
primaryButtonOnly
By default the drag and drop instance will only respond to the primary
button click (left button for a right-handed mouse). Set to true to
allow drag and drop to start with any mouse click that is propogated
by the browser
xTicks
int[]
xTicks
Array of pixel locations the element will snap to if we specified a
horizontal graduation/interval. This array is generated automatically
when you define a tick interval.
yTicks
int[]
yTicks
Array of pixel locations the element will snap to if we specified a
vertical graduation/interval. This array is generated automatically
when you define a tick interval.
Constructor Detail [top]
YAHOO.util.DragDrop
YAHOO.util.DragDrop
()
Defines the interface and base operation of items that that can be
dragged or can be drop targets. It was designed to be extended, overriding
the event handlers for startDrag, onDrag, onDragOver, onDragOut.
Up to three html elements can be associated with a DragDrop instance:
- linked element: the element that is passed into the constructor. This is the element which defines the boundaries for interaction with other DragDrop objects.
- handle element(s): The drag operation only occurs if the element that was clicked matches a handle element. By default this is the linked element, but there are times that you will want only a portion of the linked element to initiate the drag operation, and the setHandleElId() method provides a way to define this.
- drag element: this represents an the element that would be moved along with the cursor during a drag operation. By default, this is the linked element itself as in YAHOO.util.DD. setDragElId() lets you define a separate element that would be moved, as in YAHOO.util.DDProxy
dd = new YAHOO.util.DragDrop("div1", "group1");Since none of the event handlers have been implemented, nothing would actually happen if you were to run the code above. Normally you would override this class or one of the default implementations, but you can also override the methods you want on an instance of the class...
dd.onDragDrop = function(e, id) { alert("dd was dropped on " + id); }
- Parameters:
-
id
- of the element that is linked to this instance -
sGroup
- the group of related DragDrop objects
Method Detail [top]
addInvalidHandleType
void
addInvalidHandleType
(<string> tagName)
Allows you to specify a tag name that should not start a drag operation
when clicked. This is designed to facilitate embedding links within a
drag handle that do something other than start the drag.
- Parameters:
-
tagName
- the type of element to exclude
addToGroup
void
addToGroup
(sGroup)
Add this instance to a group of related drag/drop objects. All
instances belong to at least one group, and can belong to as many
groups as needed.
- Parameters:
-
sGroup
- {string} the name of the group
endDrag
void
endDrag
(<Event> e)
Fired when we are done dragging the object
- Parameters:
-
e
-
getDragEl
HTMLElement
getDragEl
()
Returns a reference to the actual element to drag. By default this is
the same as the html element, but it can be assigned to another
element. An example of this can be found in YAHOO.util.DDProxy
- Returns:
- the html element
getEl
HTMLElement
getEl
()
Returns a reference to the linked element
- Returns:
- the html element
init
void
init
(id, <String> sGroup)
Sets up the DragDrop object. Must be called in the constructor of any
YAHOO.util.DragDrop subclass
- Parameters:
-
id
- the id of the linked element -
sGroup
- the group of related items element is supposed to be a target only, set to false.
initTarget
void
initTarget
(id, <String> sGroup)
Initializes Targeting functionality only... the object does not
get a mousedown handler.
- Parameters:
-
id
- the id of the linked element -
sGroup
- the group of related items element is supposed to be a target only, set to false.
isLocked
boolean
isLocked
()
Returns true if this instance is locked, or the drag drop mgr is locked
(meaning that all drag/drop is disabled on the page.)
- Returns:
- true if this obj or all drag/drop is locked, else false
isValidHandleChild
boolean
isValidHandleChild
(<ygNode> node)
Checks the tag exclusion list to see if this click should be ignored
- Parameters:
-
node
-
- Returns:
- true if this is a valid tag type, false if not
lock
void
lock
()
Lock this instance
onDrag
void
onDrag
(<Event> e)
Abstract method called during the onMouseMove event while dragging an
object.
- Parameters:
-
e
-
onDragDrop
void
onDragDrop
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this item is dropped on another DragDrop
obj
- Parameters:
-
e
- -
String
- || YAHOO.util.DragDrop[]} id In POINT mode, the element id this was dropped on. In INTERSECT mode, an array of dd items this was dropped on.
onDragEnter
void
onDragEnter
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this element fist begins hovering over
another DragDrop obj
- Parameters:
-
e
- -
String
- || YAHOO.util.DragDrop[]} id In POINT mode, the element id this is hovering over. In INTERSECT mode, an array of one or more dragdrop items being hovered over.
onDragOut
void
onDragOut
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when we are no longer hovering over an element
- Parameters:
-
e
- -
String
- || YAHOO.util.DragDrop[]} id In POINT mode, the element id this was hovering over. In INTERSECT mode, an array of dd items that the mouse is no longer over.
onDragOver
void
onDragOver
(<Event> e, id)
Abstract method called when this element is hovering over another
DragDrop obj
- Parameters:
-
e
- -
String
- || YAHOO.util.DragDrop[]} id In POINT mode, the element id this is hovering over. In INTERSECT mode, an array of dd items being hovered over.
onMouseDown
void
onMouseDown
(<Event> e)
Event handler that fires when a drag/drop obj gets a mousedown
- Parameters:
-
e
-
onMouseUp
void
onMouseUp
(<Event> e)
Event handler that fires when a drag/drop obj gets a mouseup
- Parameters:
-
e
-
removeInvalidHandleType
void
removeInvalidHandleType
(<string> tagName)
Unsets an excluded tag name set by addInvalidHandleType
- Parameters:
-
tagName
- the type of element to unexclude
resetConstraints
void
resetConstraints
()
resetConstraints must be called if you manually reposition a dd element.
- Parameters:
-
maintainOffset
-
setDragElId
void
setDragElId
(id)
Allows you to specify that an element other than the linked element
will be moved with the cursor during a drag
- Parameters:
-
id
- the id of the element that will be used to initiate the drag
setHandleElId
void
setHandleElId
(id)
Allows you to specify a child of the linked element that should be
used to initiate the drag operation. An example of this would be if
you have a content div with text and links. Clicking anywhere in the
content area would normally start the drag operation. Use this method
to specify that an element inside of the content div is the element
that starts the drag operation.
- Parameters:
-
id
- the id of the element that will be used to initiate the drag
setInitPosition
void
setInitPosition
(diffX, diffY)
Stores the initial placement of the dd element
setOuterHandleElId
void
setOuterHandleElId
(id)
Allows you to set an element outside of the linked element as a drag
handle
setPadding
void
setPadding
(<int> iTop, <int> iRight, <int> iBot, <int> iLeft)
Configures the padding for the target zone in px. Effectively expands
(or reduces) the virtual object size for targeting calculations.
Supports css-style shorthand; if only one parameter is passed, all sides
will have that padding, and if only two are passed, the top and bottom
will have the first param, the left and right the second.
- Parameters:
-
iTop
- Top pad -
iRight
- Right pad -
iBot
- Bot pad -
iLeft
- Left pad
setXConstraint
void
setXConstraint
(<int> iLeft, <int> iRight, <int> iTickSize)
By default, the element can be dragged any place on the screen. Use
this method to limit the horizontal travel of the element. Pass in
0,0 for the parameters if you want to lock the drag to the y axis.
- Parameters:
-
iLeft
- the number of pixels the element can move to the left -
iRight
- the number of pixels the element can move to the right -
iTickSize
- optional parameter for specifying that the element should move iTickSize pixels at a time.
setYConstraint
void
setYConstraint
(<int> iUp, <int> iDown, <int> iTickSize)
By default, the element can be dragged any place on the screen. Set
this to limit the vertical travel of the element. Pass in 0,0 for the
parameters if you want to lock the drag to the x axis.
- Parameters:
-
iUp
- the number of pixels the element can move up -
iDown
- the number of pixels the element can move down -
iTickSize
- optional parameter for specifying that the element should move iTickSize pixels at a time.
startDrag
void
startDrag
(x, y)
Abstract method called after a drag/drop object is clicked
and the drag or mousedown time thresholds have beeen met.
- Parameters:
-
X
- click location -
Y
- click location
toString
string
toString
(val, tickArray)
toString method
- Returns:
- string representation of the dd obj
unlock
void
unlock
()
Unlock this instace
unreg
void
unreg
()
Remove all drag and drop hooks for this element


Chapter 5 The Birthday
On 7 October 1944, our Kommandoführer celebrated his birthday. It was a Saturday. From early morning people congratulated him. There was no share from our part in it. For this occasion, Bolek devoted all cookies from the packages from his fiancee.
In the afternoon, our guards went to the owner of the buildings, a young German woman, for ‘a treat’. Her husband was in the army, so she consoled herself when she could, with our Kommandoführer.
In the evening the whole company, already ‘tipsy’, went in the direction of the village, leaving only two guards, also being tipsy, to guard the prisoners. One guard was checking the building going around from the top and the other went by the lower side. We were still not locked up in the cell - apparently because of the birthday celebration. So we were able to walk around the ground floor of the warehouse. The Prisoner from Netherlands, ‘Pibel’ (nicknamed because of his small posture) they made sandals. Others wrote letters. Kap Martin went out to the backyard to a German woman he fancied.
A crazy opportunity. We went on the ramp. The guard walked and growled something to himself. Probably he wanted to go to sleep, and there he had to guard. Without wasting time I winked to Bolek. From the ramp he jumped on Fritz’ his head and with one blow he felled him. We shoved him under the ramp and stripped him to the shirt. Bolek quickly put his uniform on and took the gun. We moved towards the second guard. He did not stop us as he thought that his colleague was approaching. We managed to overpower also this guard with one blow. Now we were the new the owners of the uniforms. The rifle we did not take, only the handgun, which later provided us many big favours.
As quick as lighting we jumped into the fields and meadows, in the direction of the forest, away from the warehouse. The first moment in freedom was crazy. After a short time it turned out that we lacked strength. Somehow we jumped over a ditch and stopped for a moment. We saw a herd of grazing cows. It looked like an army ready for a raid. It is hard to imagine how frightened we were. Already we thought it was a manhunt for us. Luckily it was only an illusion. Bolek and I kissed each other for good fortune to our journey… to Poland.
What happened in the camp after we fled, was described to me by mate Molik after the war. The germans alerted all the nearby villages. They occupied the buildings that we renovated. For defence they called the local Landwache. They put around machine guns and they waited. They thought we would come back with reinforcement, to rescue the other prisoners.
Escaping was easily. But what next? From one we knew, back to the camp is impossible. Either we reach homeland or we die. In no case we should fall into their claws alive. It would for sure mean death in wildest agony….


Pietimer injects a canvas element into the page which has an ever reducing pie shaped timer. Once the timer is complete a callback function is performed.
The timer finished.
The pietimer canvas element will be injected *into* the specified element.
$('#element').pietimer(); // Will place pietimer inside #element
Don't forget to pass some options and a callback!
$('#demo').pietimer({
seconds: 10,
color: 'rgba(0, 0, 0, 0.8)',
height: 100,
width: 100
},
function(){
//Do something
});
$('#demo').pietimer('start');
Height and width will be inherited from the parent element and so are optional.
Colour will accept any value that the canvas element accepts including hex values like #ffffff


Summary of the week
Apart from 4 days of Unity workshop(Vincent is cool!), we tried different tools for prototyping. We played with drones the other day, and talked with Jess+Ruairi. Then we moved on to scara robotics and more robot arms.
Drone tests
In the beginning Nakia didn't like the idea of using drones. She thought the tool would look too high-tech to the hung daily objects. But after trying out drones, she and k fell in love with these small tools.
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Scara Robot _and more
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References
Tutorial with Ruairi+Jess
Conclusion
Working in progress...


Function
| Static Public Summary | ||
| public |
createLogger(objectPattern: {"level": *, "logger": *, "logErrors": *, "collapsed": *, "predicate": *, "duration": *, "timestamp": *, "stateTransformer": *, "actionTransformer": *, "errorTransformer": *, "colors": *}): * Creates logger with followed options |
Static Public
public createLogger(objectPattern: {"level": *, "logger": *, "logErrors": *, "collapsed": *, "predicate": *, "duration": *, "timestamp": *, "stateTransformer": *, "actionTransformer": *, "errorTransformer": *, "colors": *}): * source
import createLogger from 'redux-middleware/lib/logger.js'
Creates logger with followed options
Params:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| objectPattern | {"level": *, "logger": *, "logErrors": *, "collapsed": *, "predicate": *, "duration": *, "timestamp": *, "stateTransformer": *, "actionTransformer": *, "errorTransformer": *, "colors": *} |
|
Return:
| * |
Return Properties:
| Name | Type | Attribute | Description |
| options | object | options for logger |
|
| options.level | string | function | object | console[level] |
|
| options.duration | boolean | print duration of each action? |
|
| options.timestamp | boolean | print timestamp with each action? |
|
| options.colors | object | custom colors |
|
| options.logger | object | implementation of the |
|
| options.logErrors | boolean | should errors in action execution be caught, logged, and re-thrown? |
|
| options.collapsed | boolean | is group collapsed? |
|
| options.predicate | boolean | condition which resolves logger behavior |
|
| options.stateTransformer | function | transform state before print |
|
| options.actionTransformer | function | transform action before print |
|
| options.errorTransformer | function | transform error before print |


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title: About Me
subtitle: Sarah is currently a 1st year Doctoral Student at the Laboratory for Computational Social Systems, IIIT-Delhi.
She is also a reviewer for the Journal of Open Source Software.
Previously, worked as a Data Scientist @redhat.
She obtained her B.Tech in CS, from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi
Fun Fact: Sarah is an avid reader and a seasonal poet. 😉
Topics: CS, NLP, Hate Speech, Social Computing, Open Source + Open Access, Entrepreneurship
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Before I even get started I would like to note that I shouldn't have taken this much EVER.
9:45 pm: Me and friend 'A' came across a 100mg bag of 5-meo-DMT that was given to us to pay off a debt, we reluctantly accept. We call a friend who had done it before, he said just start at about 3mg and work your way up untill your comfortable.
10:10 pm: we arrive at our home and decide that it is time to try some, being as it was both myne and a's first time we decided that we would smoke it at the same time. Remembering what our friend had said we load up 20 mg.
10:13pm I take my hit first. I held the lighter far away from the tinfoil because it was cheap, so it took a little bit to melt, very soon after a stream of white smoke arose and I inhaled it for about 6 seconds and then held my breath for about 30 seconds, it was 10:15 by the time this process was all done, my friend finishes it.
10:17 pm: I felt very strange and kept forgetting to breathe, me and A kept relaying this message back and forth to each other 'remember to breath' I felt weak and almost bubbly but aside from that and the lightheadedness I wasnt feeling anything. It was time for more.
10:18 pm: I measured out about the same ammount and smoked it all. I then stared at the clock, I kept hearing a strange buzzing but it was just background noise at this point I completely focused on the clock. I stared at the clock, it felt like its hands were taking too long to move, I then was kicked in the face by an EXTREME rushing sensation that was almost too much to handle, falling backward and hitting my head on my cold floor I was gasping for breath, I would breath deep and hard but it seemed like I still wasnt getting air, but I knew I had to keep beathing because A wouldn't shut up about it, I was getting pissed off at this point because he kept laughing, I looked back at the clock and it read 10:21 then I stared laughing while gasping, I somehow found humor in this almost scary specticle as well.
10:21 still..: I felt like my breathing had become semi normal, I was able to take full breaths that were satisfying, then I would laugh/choke them out, I still felt the rushing but was pretty sure that I was going to die at this point so I didnt really care. I turned my head to the side to vomit but then I decided not to because I didnt want to go out hendrix style, I felt like I was going to several times after that but stoped myself each time laughing insanely each time afterward.
10:25: The rushing was almost completely gone by this point, and I had become very comfortable with the entire experience all together, I no longer felt like I was going to die, I felt VERY happy, I could breath normaly at this point so I decide to get up.
(a short time later A knocked the clock down while he was stumbling around looking for his cigaretes, so I no longer was able to document my experience by time.)
Upon getting up I felt very free and euphoric, (I hope thats how to spell it) my movements felt like they were effort free actions, the same as if you had just huffed nitrous, and I felt very happy for a short time after.
All together I like the experince and wanted to do it again, like right then, so we put a small pile more on but we didnt feel the effects of it.
I found a clock and it read 10:45 and I still felt happy but not like I did before, so i figure I triped for about half an hour.
I would like to note that after all is said and done, I would never do that again. I dont like coming as close to death as I suspect I did, by the looks of it I took too much, but thats how I roll. ONCE AGAIN I would like to state not to ever use that much, I was very high and tripping out so I more likely than not under exzagerated this shit, I almost died and I think many other people might if they took the same amount.
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.


It's dangerous out there
by Darren HandschuhDrivers might want to approach these intersections with a little more caution.
A report provided to Vernon civic leaders earlier this month identified the most dangerous intersections in the city.
At the top of the list is 48th Avenue and 27th Street according to a report from consulting group McElhaney Consulting Services.
McElhaney Consulting compiled the report based on five years of ICBC collision claims data from 2013 to 2017 and 48th Avenue and 27th Street by far had the most accidents with more than double that of the second most dangerous intersection.
According to the report, there were 161 accidents at the intersection, with one third involving injuries.
And of those accidents, 30 were rear-end collisions with weather being a factor in half of them.
According to the report, access to the gas station at the intersection created turning challenges for motorists on top of other, nearby accesses.
The report recommended a right turn signal heading southbound, putting in median islands and a right turn island, anti skid treatment fo the pavement and a review of signal timing and coordinate signals in the area.
The second most hazardous intersection on the list is Anderson Way-58th Avenue-27th Street at the north end of town.
Over the five-year span there were 79 accidents, half of which resulted in injuries.
Third on the list is 48th Avenue and Anderson Way, where there were 66 accidents, with just under half resulting in injuries.
The intersection of 43rd Avenue and 20th Street was fourth on the list with 43rd Avenue and 29th Street rounding out the top five.
A full list of intersection and recommendations to make them safer can be found on the city website.


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Yoga For All is a style designed to be accessible, fun and rewarding to each and every student, regardless of body shape, size or ability. In this style, we explore how yoga and asana work in your individual body with the use of props, breath work and compassionate self-exploration. Our aim is personal empowerment and celebrating what our bodies - regardless of what they look like - can do both on the mat and off of it.
Inspired by the methods of globally renowned yoga instructor Baron Baptiste, this power flow sequence is simultaneously vigorous, calming and playful. It will challenge you to build internal heat, strength and new edges of possibility while teaching you to value who you are both on the mat and off of it. Although fast-paced and dynamic, options and modifications are offered throughout to suit your individual body and practice.
Cassie continues to provide the classes for St. Anne’s College, Oxford, combining an amazing blend of both progression and future foundations for all of our of members. The classes are the perfect balance for achieving personal physical ambitions, midterm-destressing and motivation, and meeting like-minded people - all set to the soulful tune of Cassie’s compelling enthusiasm, yoga-knowledge, inclusivity, spirituality and encouragement …(not to mention the eclectic playlists that some of the students have been asking me to ask you for as your backing track!)


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You already have a local BananoNanoNault wallet configured
Before going any further, be 100% certain you have backed up the seed to your current wallet!
Without it, any funds you have will become completely unrecoverable!
Note for Ledger device owners:
Entering the mnemonic of your Ledger on this or any other device may expose your private keys, and should only be used as an emergency option to access the wallet.
If you have saved your wallet to a file using BananoNanoNault before, use the button below to import it.
Enter your mnemonic generated by BananoNanoNault or other Banano wallets.
If it came from a Ledger device or certain multi-currency wallets, use BIP39 Mnemonic import type instead.
Enter your mnemonic generated by a Ledger device or certain multi-currency wallets.
If it was generated in BananoNanoNault, use Banano Mnemonic import type instead.
Make sure you have the Nano app installed and running on your Ledger (NOT BANANO APP), then click one of the buttons below to connect via either USB or Bluetooth.
Ledger/Nault User Guide and Troubleshooting
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It looks like your browser does not support USB communication. Recommended browsers are: Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Opera.
Note: iOS is currently unsupported. On Mac, use any browser other than Safari.
Ledger Device Not Connected
Connect your Ledger device and make sure you have the Nano app installed and running (NOT BANANO APP), then press the button below.
Bluetooth is currently not supported by your browser, please use Google Chrome or download the Desktop App
Ledger Device Locked
Unlock your Ledger device, then press the button below to retry
Ledger Device Ready
Press the import button below to use your ledger wallet
Below is the seed and mnemonic backup. You can use whichever you prefer in any compatible wallet.
Make sure to write down your seed and/or mnemonic or save it somewhere safe, and never share it with anyone!
It is the master key to all of your accounts, and the only way to recover your funds in an emergency.
{{ (l * 4) + i + 1 }} {{ word }}
Copy mnemonic to clipboard
Your password is used to encrypt the sensitive parts of your wallet when it is locked, which disables sending, receiving, creating accounts, and other operations.
For the safety of your funds, use a secure (green) password.
Your wallet has been created and you are ready to send and receive Banano!
It will lock after a certain amount of inactivity which can be changed in the app settings.

ProTip: Press the Ledger status bar on the left side to reload your Ledger when connecting or disconnecting it.


Dracula or better known as Count Dracula was a mythical being known for sucking blood from his victims - or as Bram Stoker describes him;
a bloodthirsty demon -
using his sharp protruding cannatial teeth.
Don't Click Haha! Got yaa!
Anyway, it was an act which as read from Bram Stoker's novel: Dracula, rejuvanated
the Count and in some sort of way, got him back to a younger, more muscular body - Not that he wasn't in his
1000 years
or so old body -.
That's as far as I can go for now!!
Click on the Count's castle to enter his home


enclose.lua |
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This module adds functions for enclosing selections with a single key and for inserting single chars with a short cut. |
local M = {}
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Setup |
local events = events
local m_editing = textadept.editing
local keys = keys
local string_char = string.char
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Table with char codes as indices. |
braces = { -- () [] {}
[40] = 1, [91] = 1, [123] = 1,
[41] = 1, [93] = 1, [125] = 1,
}
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Commands |
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Enclose selected text. |
function M.enclose_selection(left, right)
if buffer:get_sel_text() == '' then
buffer.add_text(left)
buffer.add_text(right)
buffer.char_left()
else
m_editing.enclose(left, right)
end
end
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Encloses selected text and keeps the selection for another enclosure.
If nothing is selected, the char is inserted. Useful to avoid automatically
matched braces. |
function M.paste_or_grow_enclose (left, right)
if buffer:get_sel_text() == '' then
buffer:add_text(left)
return
else
start = buffer.anchor
stop = buffer.current_pos
if start > stop then
start, stop = stop, start
end
add_start = #left
add_stop = #right
m_editing.enclose(left, right)
buffer:set_sel(start, stop + add_start + add_stop)
end
end
return M
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Duane and Emily minister in a unique fashion as they share together their testimony, teaching of God's Word, and operating in the power of the Holy Spirit.  They believe that everyone can and should hear God's voice in their life as the Word states.


Danno's Dessert Menu
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Last Name:
Cup size:
Small Size
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Ice Cream Flavors:
Vanilla
Chocolate
Peanut Butter Fudge
Cold Brew Coffee
Oregon Strawberry
Toppings:
Nuts
Sprinkles
Bananas
Cookie Crumble
Peanutbutter Cup Crumble
Gummy Bears
Sauces:
Chocolate Syrup
Peanutbutter Sauce
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Wincent Icon Utility
Wincent Icon Utility is a small
command line tool for
Mac OS X 10.6
Snow Leopard which can be used
to take an .icns
icons file and apply it to a
directory as a custom folder icon.
Wincent Icon Utility is open source code released under the BSD license. If you find it useful please consider making a donation.
Downloads
Releases
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2.0.2 (2 November 2010)
- Binary installer (29KB)
- Source code archive (205KB)
- Code-level change log (commit subject lines only)
- Detailed code-level change log (including full commit messages)


What is this
This view is obtained by extending the base view
How is done
In the base view constructor we setted the HTML page title shown in the browser tab, the page title
And then setted the value of extraScripts
Extrascripts
Extrascripts is valued with code for loading the
jquery plugin, and the javascript to initialize it.
All the Extrascripts will be added on the bottom of the page as you can see in skeleton.scala.html
Extrahead, instead, could be used when you need to add additional css or javascript code that
has to be added on the top of the page


With this interface, you can:
- View Workflow Templates by clicking a template name from the tree on the left side
- Set inputs to those templates by entering values in the Input form that appears after opening a template.
- Click on Suggest Data to get Wings to give Suggestions of Data bindings for this workflow.
(Note: For collection inputs, Wings will prompt you to use all possible data which isn't ideal.
So be cautious about selecting the right data if you don't want to bog down the system)
- Click on Suggest Parameter after you've selected the data to get Wings to suggest parameter values
- Set concrete components for Abstract components (in grey) by clicking on them and choosing a concrete
component from below
- Click on Plan Workflow to get Wings to create one or more expanded and planned workflows.
These will be visible in a popup window where you can choose to Run Workflows


{% block script %}{% endblock %}
Django Social Auth is an easy to setup social authentication/registration mechanism for Django projects.
Check the documentation on Github


INNER JOIN is the same as JOIN.
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Index structures: if you create an index on the primary key and then search for a row of data based on one of the primary key values, SQL Server first finds that value in the index, and then uses the index to quickly locate the entire row of data. Without the index, a table scan would have to be performed in order to locate the row, which can have a significant effect on performance. source
Many databases have one special index per table where all of the data from a row exists in the index. SQL Server calls this index a clustered index. Instead of an index at the back of a book, a clustered index is closer in similarity to a phone book because each index entry contains all the information you need, there are no references to follow to pick up additional data values.Source
The EXPLAIN statement can be used either as a way to obtain information about how MySQL executes a statement, or as a synonym for DESCRIBE. source In other words, a SQL statement can be preceded by the keyword “EXPLAIN” or by the phrase “EXPLAIN QUERY PLAN”. Either modification causes the SQL statement to behave as a query and to return information about how the SQL statement would have operated if the EXPLAIN keyword or phrase had been omitted. source
Normalized DB
- A normalized database is one where you minimize duplication of data by keeping groups of data in separate tables and linking (using indexes) between the tables.
- Another def: Database normalization is the process of organizing the fields and tables of a relational database to minimize redundancy and dependency. Normalization usually involves dividing large tables into smaller (and less redundant) tables and defining relationships between them. The objective is to isolate data so that additions, deletions, and modifications of a field can be made in just one table and then propagated through the rest of the database via the defined relationships.
Optimization
- Write operations are always more expensive than reads.
- Use memCache
- use background tasks to do your database activity offline
- Denormalize: database normalization is a fatal mistake.
- A de-noramlized database is one where you keeps redundant frequently-accessed data, duplicated across several tables, making it possible to fulfill a user request without having to look at more than a single table.
- The key to high performance database access is sticking to single-table SELECT queries with short indexes.
- MySQL Triggers (starting from MySQL 5.0) allow us to define a rule to perform whenever a certain table is updated. source
The SQL HAVING clause is “like a WHERE clause for aggregated data.” It’s used with conditional statements, just like WHERE, to filter results. One thing to note is that any column name appearing in the HAVING clause must also appear in the GROUP BY clause.
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Other functions min, max, sum, count, cast
IN operator: The IN operator allows you to specify multiple values in a WHERE clause.
IN Clause:
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casting in ruby (.to_i)


Before we get into the program lets learn a few uses of triangles.
To find out the kind of triangle formed by your measurements, please input the sizes of your triangle side in the below form. Remember to check the results in the output section on the right.


Cookbook/QAsWindowsService
Contents |
Running q as a service on Windows
SrvAny is a tool found in the Windows NT Resource Kit that is used for running Windows NT applications as services. You can download it from Microsoft site:[1] .
To create a Windows NT user-defined service, perform the following steps: 1.Copy srvany.exe to c:\q 2. At command prompt(cmd.exe), type
instsrv.exe q5010 c:\q\srvany.exe
This will create service named q5010. We will use it to run q on port 5010(tickerplant)
3.Prepare Windows registry file to setup parameters for q5010 service:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\q5010\Parameters] "Application"="c:\\q\\w32\\q.exe" "AppParameters"="-p 5010 -q" "AppDirectory"="c:\\q"
4. Now you can use q5010 service as usual windows service:
To start:
sc start q5010 or net start q5010
To stop:
sc stop q5010 or net stop q5010
If you want setup several instances repeat steps 2-3 for different service names and ports. If you run tickerplant, realtime and historical database you will have 3 services at minimum, q5010, q5011, q5012. To start in appropriate order you can setup dependencies between q5011 and q5010
sc.exe q5011 depend= q5010
Note that sign '=' must be immediately after word depend and space before service name.
In this way you can setup on windows complete kdb setup that starts and stops in right way.
Additional features:
Output redirect:
Also if you need to do redirect of output you must modify application using following reg file.
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\q5010\Parameters] "Application"="c:\\WINDOWS\\system32\\cmd.exe" "AppParameters"="/c c:\\q\\w32\\q.exe -p 5010 -q >c:\\q\\logs\\q.5010.log" "AppDirectory"="c:\\q"
I've experienced some problems with redirecting output, so it would be great if someone can update article to fix this.
Environment setup:
1.Start regedit and go to following subkey:
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\q5010\Parameters]
2. Add Value with name AppEnvironment with type REG_MULTI_SZ
3. In the Multi-String Editor, enter environment variables using the syntax <variable name>=<value>.
TZ=GMT QHOME=c:\q
Do not forget to add a new line after the last line, or the value will be ignored.
Related articles:
How To Create a User-Defined Service
Troubleshooting SrvAny Using Cmd.exe
Passing Environment Variables to Applications Started by SRVANY


Some bags of Cadbury Dairy Milk Little Robins, have been filled with the Daim version of the sweet treat.
The Daim chocolates may contain almonds, whereas the original Robins do not.
This has posed a health risk for nut allergy sufferers, as packet could contain almonds, but does not say so on the label.
Cadbury are now warning those with nut allergies to avoid the recalled products, Manchester Evening News reports.
The recall applies to 93g bags with a best before date of 31 March 2020.
The manufacturer has warned that the mistake might not be immediately obvious because both products are wrapped in similar foil.
Any customer who has bought the product and has a nut allergy is advised not to eat it, and to return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund, or to contact the Mondelez consumer care line on 0800 818181.
No other Cadbury products are affected.


Upload Photos: Click the Choose File button to select photos to upload to the training data repository.


Table of Contents
The best solution to solving installation and configuration issues is to take preventative measures by setting up logging files beforehand. The log files provide a source of hints and information that can be used to figure out what went wrong and how to fix the problem.
Zone serial numbers are just numbers — they aren't date related. A lot of people set them to a number that represents a date, usually of the form YYYYMMDDRR. Occasionally they will make a mistake and set them to a "date in the future" then try to correct them by setting them to the "current date". This causes problems because serial numbers are used to indicate that a zone has been updated. If the serial number on the slave server is lower than the serial number on the master, the slave server will attempt to update its copy of the zone.
Setting the serial number to a lower number on the master server than the slave server means that the slave will not perform updates to its copy of the zone.
The solution to this is to add<PHONE_NUMBER> (2^31-1) to the number, reload the zone and make sure all slaves have updated to the new zone serial number, then reset the number to what you want it to be, and reload the zone again.
The Internet Systems Consortium (ISC) offers a wide range of support and service agreements for BIND and DHCP servers. Four levels of premium support are available and each level includes support for all ISC programs, significant discounts on products and training, and a recognized priority on bug fixes and non-funded feature requests. In addition, ISC offers a standard support agreement package which includes services ranging from bug fix announcements to remote support. It also includes training in BIND and DHCP.
To discuss arrangements for support, contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or visit the ISC web page at http://www.isc.org/services/support/ to read more.


{ "id": <String>, "actions": [<Action Object>], "images": [<String>], "name": "test", "strain": "test", "clone": <boolean>, "medium": <Medium>, "mediumDetails": <String>, "plantDate":<PHONE_NUMBER> }
One of,
SOIL, HYDRO
One of,
PLANTED, GERMINATION, SEEDLING, CUTTING, VEGETATION, FLOWER, CURING, HARVESTED
Temperature measured in ºC
Water action for waterings
{ "additives": [<Additive>], "ph": <Double>, "ppm": <Long>, "runoff": <Double>, "amount": <Double>, "date":<PHONE_NUMBER>111, "type": "Water" }
Used for nutrients
{ "description": <String>, "amount": <Double> }
Action can be one of,
FIM, FLUSH, FOLIAR_FEED, LST, LOLLIPOP, PESTICIDE_APPLICATION, TOP, TRANSPLANTED, TRIM
{ "action": <Action>, "date":<PHONE_NUMBER>968, "type": "Action" }
{ "newStage": <Plant Stage>, "date":<PHONE_NUMBER>968, "type": "StageChange" }
{ "notes": <String>, "date":<PHONE_NUMBER>968, "type": "Note" }
Image object is a simple string path to an image. Each image is named by the timestamp when it was taken, in milliseconds.
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Comments
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Greg Hurrell
Reply received via email:
Yes I think using a template format is definitely the way to go, Recent Tunes 2.0 does it via templates and it works quite well
On Recent Tunes it has a Header, Current Tune, Recent Tunes, Idle and Footer
Then it lists place holders .. e.g. song title as ^t , artist as ^p
The fields they use are
song title artist composer album year time genre rating count url current date file comment
For each template you specify what the file should be saved as .. for example I have mine to write Current Tune as current_tune.php ..
I guess extra to the fields mentioned above would be a link to iTMS .. and possibly a link to the iTMS artwork .. or artwork of Amazon.co.uk, best would be maybe if somewhere it was possible to specify a size for a thumbnail .. e.g. 100 x 100 pixels .. and then if Synergy could produce a thumbnail for that album, probably using some unique ID as the filename, so once the artwork is produced once it doesn't need to be done again. To me it should store the outputted files inside the users Sites folder .. and then ideally FTP it all to the webserver .. because more than likely the webserver isn't the same machine that they have iTunes running on.
Like I say if you check this site http://www.command-tab.com/index.php/my-recent-tunes-code/ .. they explain better than I can what could be done with this type of idea.
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Greg Hurrell
See also request #96, which is about updating weblogs by hitting an appropriately configured remote URL.
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Greg Hurrell
See also:
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Greg Hurrell
See also request #171, which is about controlling which types of notification will cause track change items to be launched.
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Greg Hurrell
Changing assignment to reflect my new email address.
http://wincent.com/a/news/archives/2006/05/change_of_email.php
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Dependencies
- Font awesome for nice icons
https://www.npmjs.com/package/font-awesome
- Moment for date manipulations
https://www.npmjs.com/package/moment
- PrismJS for code highlight
https://www.npmjs.com/package/prismjs
- Tinycolor for color manipulations
https://www.npmjs.com/package/tinycolor2
- Codemirror for codearea component
https://www.npmjs.com/package/codemirror
Install
After installing the above dependencies, install prettyfox-ui:
npm install --save prettyfox-ui
Include dependencies js and css:
Once installed you need to import main module.
import {{ '{' }} FoxModule {{ '}' }} from 'prettyfox-ui/ui';
If you using SystemJS, you should configurate it:
Helper services
You can use additional package services after install:
Future
- Code style fix
- Cross browser compatibility
- Mobile friendly
- Validators fix
- Colorpicker fix
- Fileuploader fix
- Add effects and animations to components
- Add userful dom manipulation methods


Submitted data:
Name:
Description:
Uploaded images:
Preloaded images:
Image-Uploader is a simple jQuery Drag & Drop Image Uploader plugin made to be used in forms, without AJAX.
1.Import the CSS file at the
:
<link type="text/css" rel="stylesheet" href="http://example.com/image-uploader.min.css">
2.Import the JS file at the end of the
, after the jQuery:

3.Create a form with enctype="multipart/form-data"
attributte:
<form action="http://example.com/post" enctype="multipart/form-data"></form>
4.Inside the form, create a wrapper to the plugin:

5.Initialize it with jQuery
$('.input-images').imageUploader();
Type: string
Default: 'Drag & Drop files here or click to browse'
Informative label, telling the user what to do with the draggable area.
Type: {id: number, src: string}[]
Default: []
Array of objects representing images that are already stored, containing an identification for that image and the source.
Type: string
Default: 'images'
Name of the input that will be posted, containing the files list.
Type: string
Default: 'preloaded'
Name of the inputs that will be posted, containing the preloaded images identification.
Type: array
Default: ['.jpg', '.jpeg', '.png', '.gif', '.svg']
Array of strings with the allowed extensions. Enabled by default. To disable this validation, set it as undefined
. If the uploaded file does not have one of these extensions, an alert will appear and the image will not be sent.
Type: array
Default: ['image/jpeg', 'image/png', 'image/gif', 'image/svg+xml']
Array of strings with the allowed mime types. Enabled by default. To disable this validation, set it as undefined
. If the uploaded file does not have one of these mime types, an alert will appear and the image will not be sent.
Type: int
Default: undefined
Value of the maximum file size allowed in bytes. Disabled by default. For a maximum size of 2 megabytes, you can set this option as 2 * 1024 * 1024
bytes. If the uploaded file does have more then allowed, an alert will appear and the image will not be sent.
Type: int
Default: undefined
Value of the maximum number of files allowed. Disabled by default. If the maximum number was reached, an alert will appear and the image will not be sent.
<form method="POST" name="form-example-1" id="form-example-1" enctype="multipart/form-data">

<input type="text" name="name-1" id="name-1">
Name

<input type="text" name="description-1" id="description-1">
Description

Photos

<button>Submit and display data</button>
</form>
$('.input-images-1').imageUploader();
<form method="POST" name="form-example-2" id="form-example-2" enctype="multipart/form-data">

<input type="text" name="name-2" id="name-2" value="John Doe">
Name

<input type="text" name="description-2" id="description-2"
value="This form is already filed with some data, including images!">
Description

Photos

<button>Submit and display data</button>
</form>
let preloaded = [
{id: 1, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=1'},
{id: 2, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=2'},
{id: 3, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=3'},
{id: 4, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=4'},
{id: 5, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=5'},
{id: 6, src: 'https://picsum.photos/500/500?random=6'},
];
$('.input-images-2').imageUploader({
preloaded: preloaded,
imagesInputName: 'photos',
preloadedInputName: 'old',
maxSize: 2 * 1024 * 1024,
maxFiles: 10
});


Lee, Benjamin
Homepage>My Profile
Welcome to IS445 Homework 2
Education
- Estimated Graduation: 2018, B.S, Information System, California State University of Long Beach
Extracurricular Activities
- Director of Workshops, Association of Information Systems Long Beach Chapter
- Executive Webmaster, Association of Information Systems Long Beach Chapter
- CSULB Men's Olympic Recurve Archery Team
Expectation for this course
- jQuery
- AngularJS


Chiyangwa drags Zifa president to court over WhatsApp message
Former Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) boss Philip Chiyangwa has dragged his successor Felton Kamambo to the Harare Magistrates court on accusations of being a nuisance.
by Adeline MapfumoChiyangwa filed a complaint against Kamambo for sending a WhatsApp message that “he knows to be false for the purposes of causing annoyance, inconvenience or needless anxiety” in contravention of the Postal and Communications Act.
Prosecutors allege that on November 19 and at a place unknown Kamambo unlawfully and for the purpose of causing annoyance to Chiyangwa sent a WhatsApp message containing untrue statements.
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The WhatsApp message which has got Kamambo in trouble with the law read “Hie President. You are urged to stop your funny and negative interferences with football meanwhile urgently start accounting for all the Zifa money you stole.”
Kamambo is alleged to have used his Econet number to commit the offence “knowing that the messages were false and designed to cause annoyance and inconvenience to Chiyangwa.”
The COSAFA president has also dragged Zifa board member responsible for finance Philemon Machana to court on the same charges. Machana is accused of sending a WhatsApp message to Chiyangwa which painted the latter in bad light.
 You wanted me to assist your implanted ‘boy’ to sabotage football so as to make Kamambo look bad. Now the way I was brought up is to be loyal…it was not about you, me or Omega (Sibanda),” allegedly reads the WhatsApp message sent to Chiyangwa.
“Lest I remind you that I am privy and have hard irrefutable evidence and information about how you railroaded the then Zacc senior official so he could prefer nonexistent charges on innocent Kamambo all just to stop him from contesting.” Zim Morning Post


Before rushing to write our content it’s important to level-the-playing-field across our entire team by properly defining the strategy for content creation which should include a pre-defined goal, it’s objectives and measurable metrics, the content-types we’ll be creating, the roadmap and schedule and of course our brand identity and voice.
Our goal defines what we aim to achieve via the content we’re creating i.e what will be our endgame. Goals generally fall under one of these categories:
Acquisition refers to visitors clicking through the article via a call-to-action (CTA) and registering to our service or purchasing a product. it’s generally measured via two different metrics: the click-through-rate (CTR) indicating how many visitors click through the article via the CTA out of all visitors landing on the article page; And Conversion rate indicating how many visitors register to our service or buy a product out of all visitors landing on the article-page.
Engagement refers to visitors staying on our website and reading our articles, it is measured through metrics such as Session duration- the average time visitors tend to stay on our website, pages-per-session, time-on-page indicating at each article’s engagement level, and bounce-rate indicating at how many visitors leave after visiting just one page.
Branding refers to visitors sharing and engaging with our content on our own website as well as available distribution platforms and is measured by number of sessions and unique visitors indicating at a growth in brand-reach, as well as user engagements such as comments, shares, likes, retweets etc. on the various distribution platforms we’ve published to.
Search Engine Optimization i.e SEO refers to our domains ranking in Search Engine Result Pages (SERPs) per specific keywords. While SEO-work is widely based on content creation, there’s a lot more to it, so we’ll be touching this specific goal separately at the bottom of the course.
Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) are a set of objectives accompanied by metrics often called Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to measure their empirical success, e.g:
Branding and Awareness
- Visits
- Unique Visitors
- Engagements e.g likes, shares, retweets, etc.
- Referral Links
Engagement
- Session duration
- Pages per session
- Time on Page
- Bounce Rate
- Comments
Lead Generation
- Form Completions
- Email Subscriptions
- Blog Subscriptions
Acquisition & Conversion
- CTR
- Conversion rate
- Sales rate - Online / Offline
- Sales Volume
- Upsell / Cross-sale rate
Retention
- Product Retention Rate
- Retention Sales rate
- Retention Sales Volume
- Content Retention Rate
- Existing-User Engagement
The above lists various different goals for the sake of example only, it’s important to set the specific goal and point-of-focus for your content.
After we’ve got a well-defined purpose, goals, objectives and metrics to measure the success of our content, the initial phase of content development will be ideating the article-types we’ll want to be producing. Optimally at this stage, we’ll also decide on the approx. word-count and the call-to-action (CTA) per content-segment which will define the objective the segment serves as well as guide the writing towards an end result.
You may also think of these as article-series, For instance:
| Content Segment | Word Length | Call to Action |
|---|---|---|
| Positive product case studies | 500 words | Register Now |
| Positive/negative industry case studies | 500w | Read More (Pos)Register Now (Neg) |
| Team-member personal story | 300w | Read More |
| Product-based and how-to’s | 300w | Read More |
| Market Research | 500w | Read More |
| Testimonials | 300w | Register Now |
| How-it-works | 750w | Register Now (basic features)Purchase Now (premium features) |
| Lists | 300w | Read More |
| Reviews | 300w | Register Now |
| Opinion | 500w | Read More |
| KOL (key opinion leader) Interview | 1000w | Read More |
Once we’ve got our content segments all lined up, our content creation and ideation process should run much smoother.
Once we’ve mapped out the types of content we’ll be creating it’s time to ideate our initial article topics and develop a weekly scheduled framework for our article postings.
A recurring weekly schedule of articles to-be-posted by type is essential for a fluent and predictable workflow
Our backlog is a list of all our ideas for new articles, it should contain URLs for inspiration, possible article titles, their article-type according to our pre-defined content segments, the approx. word-count for the article, and the article CTA.
Alright, so now we’re well established on the content workflow, schedule, and backlog, but we still need a unified voice across our entire team, we need a brand to follow.
Here’s a great example of how our copy-guidelines might look like. While this example is of high-detail and 8 pages long, your copy-guidelines can be much shorter and generalized.
The important thing being that it’s coherent in making all our articles across our entire content-writing team have a unified voice and personality adhering to our brand’s message and mission.
The fact is theory alone just won’t do in getting you closer towards project and professional success. The following real-world stories featuring brands traversing the thickets of organic content marketing are an integral part of your learning process towards becoming an industry practitioner.
Make sure to read and understand each brand’s journey through thick and thin as well as visit their homepage & blogs, tracking back their post history and researching them via SimiliarWeb in order to explore and understand first hand exactly how they managed to attain their current market positioning.
Groove is a helpdesk ticketing platform, in this case study, Groove’s Founder & CEO, A. Turnbull tells the story of how they pivoted their entire content marketing strategy from focusing on nice looking, industry-related content to shifting in focus to customer real-world pain-points, resulting in exponential growth.
Read the full case study on Groove
In his experiment ‘5 posts in 5 days’, Kevin D. explores the tradeoffs involved in posting more content per week, in terms of copywriting, overall user-engagement, engagement per content-piece and first-glance-reputation. Enlightening.
Read the Full Case Study on BeABetterBlogger
Slidebeans provide a business facing solution for pitchdecks and presentations, In their self-written case study on how they achieved success, Co-Founder & CEO, Jose Caya, doesn’t shy away from laying out all the data, hard-truths, and professional terminology.
Read the full case study on SlideBean
In this affiliate venture, an independent travel content brand website was established and populated with quality content, targeted links and CTAs aimed at customer actions (i.e purchases) which referred to Agoda.com’s flight and hotel booking platform where they got paid a 60% commission per action or purchase.
Within their brand domain it was made sure that no irrelevant links such as curated content or social platforms were available in order to keep the users either engaged in organic brand content or referred to Agoda.com’s content-related destination for conversion.
Just from referral traffic with 60% commission per action (i.e purchase) and zero cost per lead, the brand had managed to create a revenue stream of 28,000 dollars per month within one short year and eventually sold off for 160,000 dollars.
While the case study is rather old, 2012, and the links it directs to are now irrelevant, the case study tells a powerful story of how an emerging brand in the highly competitive niche of travel managed to not only provide leads but high-levels of conversions as well as high volume-per-action indicating at their high-quality content. Inspiring.
Read the full case study here.
PTC provides business facing engineering solutions. In 2011 they launched a product named Creo which provided a CAD solution comparable to SolidWorks or AutoCAD. In order to engage this previously untapped audience they started a specialized blog aligned with a strategy to engage CAD-industry problems without focusing the selling-points of their Creo solution. Within four short months, they managed to surpass the 100,000 blog visitors, with 70% of the traffic being first-time visitors.
Groove is a helpdesk ticketing platform, in this article they explore why and how story-driven content-writing works both for the writers and the audience.


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