Wanzala Emmanuel John
Below is a list of projects I have worked on:
1. A project about girrafesHere is the link
This is a project that shows the functions of media querries.It contains lorem ipsum texts
It uses HTML for the skeleton and CSS for styling
2.A project about mangoesHere is the link
This is a project that shows one function of styling using classes.It contains lorem ipsum texts
HTML was used for the skeleton of the project and CSS was used for styling
I first went to Newlight Academy for my first 2 years of Pre-paratory Education
I then joined Unity Primary School for my Pre-Unit and also started my primary education in the same school.
I started and completed my primary education in Unity Primary School.I did my KCSE in the year 2015.
I the went to Moi Forces Academy for my secondary school from the year 2016 and I did my KCSE in the year 2019
My hobby is reading novels especially those based on life lessons.
I have skills in cooking
I have interest in computer programming and software development.
I also played hockey and tennis in highschool


I am a 15 zear old from America who enjoys video games, math, chemistry, and fiddiling with computers. I have built my own pc which is my most prized possesion.


The popular history behind French toast (aka German toast, American toast, Spanish toast) is that it was was created by medieval European cooks who needed to use every bit of food they could find to feed their families. They knew old, stale bread (French term *pain perdu* literally means *lost bread*) could be revived when moistened and heated. Cooks would have added eggs for additional moisture and protein. Medieval recipes for "French toast" also suggest this meal was enjoyed by the wealthy. Cook books at this time were written by and for the wealthy. These recipes used white bread (the very finest, most expensive bread available at the time) with the crusts cut off, something a poor, hungry person would be unlikely to do.
This dish does have its origins in France, where it is known as "ameritte" or *pain perdu* ("lost bread"), a term that has persisted, in Creole and Cajun cookery; in Spain it is called "torriga" and in England "Poor Knights of Windsor," which is the same name for the dish in Denmark, "arme riddere," and Germany, "arme ritter." At one time or another in America it has been referred to as "Spanish," "German," or "nun's toast," and its first appearance in print as "French Toast" was in 1871.
Actually, recipes for "french toast" can be traced Ancient Roman times. One of the original French names for this dish is pain a la Romaine', or Roman bread. Apicius wrote: "Another sweet dish: Break [slice] fine white bread, crust removed, into rather large pieces which soak in milk [and beaten eggs] Fry in oil, cover with honey and serve."


@import models.view.{ApplicationSummaryView, InformLetterView, OutcomeView, ApplicationTabsView, InformLetterSectionView} @import template._ @this(applicationDetails: applicationDetails) @(applicationSummaryView: ApplicationSummaryView, applicationTabsView: ApplicationTabsView, isInProgress: Boolean, isStopped: Boolean, isWithdrawn: Boolean, outcomeViews: java.util.List[OutcomeView], informLetterSectionView: InformLetterSectionView) @applicationDetails(applicationSummaryView, "outcomeDocs", applicationTabsView, null) { @if(isInProgress) { Your application is still being processed.
Outcome documents will appear here when processing is complete.
} @if(isStopped) { Your application has been stopped. } @if(isWithdrawn) { You have withdrawn your application. } @if(isInProgress || isStopped || isWithdrawn) { @informLetters(informLetterSectionView) } else { @outcomeDocuments(outcomeViews, informLetterSectionView) } }


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Table of Contents
1. Background
2. Privacy
3. Obligations
4. Constraints
5. Interpretation
- 5.1 Enforcing selectively
- 5.2 Dispute resolution
- 5.3 Nailing down our agreement
- 5.4 Third parties
1. Background
(1.1 What - 1.2 How - 1.3 Who)
1.1. What
Jaxx Liberty is non-custodial blockchain software for people. Its tools help users interact with third-party blockchain coins, tokens, and cryptocurrencies (together, "digital assets"), and organize information about them.
Software should help protect human rights, like privacy. Jaxx Liberty is designed to respect your privacy. We avoid collecting personal information. We have no access to your 12-word mnemonic phrase or the private keys derived from it. That means we can't help recover them if lost, so install your mnemonic phrase on a second device. At the very least, write it down.
1.2. How
You can use Jaxx Liberty software, services, and support at no charge, as long as you abide by these terms. You're free to terminate the agreement by stopping to use Jaxx Liberty; we're free to stop providing it.
Our agreement doesn't apply to third-party information, including the news headlines Jaxx Liberty integrates, market rates and data we include, and external services to which we help you connect. Nor does this agreement cover your relationship with the digital assets with which Jaxx Liberty lets you interact -- but which Decentral neither created nor can influence. Third parties apply their own terms and policies. Review them.
1.3. Who
We're Decentral Inc. (decentral.ca), a Canadian corporation<EMAIL_ADDRESS>P.O. Box P. O. Box 292, Station B, Toronto ON, M5T 2W2), which makes and maintains the Jaxx Liberty software, and can assign it only to someone who takes over the software or our company.
You're at least 18 years old, at least the age of majority where you reside, and control or own the device running Jaxx Liberty. No Canadian or U.S. governments has embargoed, designated as "terrorist supporting", or prohibited or restricted you or the place you live. You can't assign the agreement to anyone.
This agreement is between you and us: it binds no one else. The app store or other download intermediary where you obtained Jaxx Liberty does have the right to enforce this agreement's terms as a third-party beneficiary. But no download intermediary has any responsibility for Jaxx Liberty -- not its content, not its maintenance or support, not product liability or consumer law or regulatory compliance, not intellectual property infringement.
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2. Privacy
(2.1 Collection - 2.2 Retention - 2.3 Identifiers - 2.4 Permissions)
2.1. Collection
The best way to respect your privacy is to avoid snooping. Our pro-privacy stance requires us to avoid collecting or exposing, "personal information": anything that could identify you, whether on its own or when combined with other information. Your mnemonic phrase is stored, and your private keys derived, on your device only. We can't access them. You can always take them elsewhere. You're never locked into Jaxx Liberty.
Jaxx Liberty does build in pseudonymous identifiers. Decentral is exposed to limited personal information from Jaxx Liberty users. But we: avoid retaining personal information we're exposed to; minimize the identifiers we have to generate; and will provide and erase any holdings on request<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We bind our staff and seek to bind every relevant contractor to confidentiality agreements. We use only encrypted connections between our own servers, and insist on them with third-party servers.
2.2. Minimizing what we retain
Using the Internet means leaking personal information. When your Jaxx Liberty establishes an encrypted connection to our AWS-hosted virtual servers, your Internet Protocol address, device type, operating system language, and monthly-regenerated Client Pseudonym are logged.
We parse each log, increment relevant non-personal statistics counters -- some linked with Client Pseudonym -- and delete the log itself within 24 hours. But there are three circumstances where we're required to go beyond that:
We're not able to offer Jaxx Liberty in every region, so we first check whether your IP address is associated with somewhere we can't offer service. It's an inexact science.
We're not allowed to relay transactions if they include blockchain addresses designated by lawful authorities, so we check each transaction against mandated blocklists.
We may have been legally compelled to preserve the log. Where we can, we'll say when.
We don't provide the limited personal information we do have to anyone unless legally compelled and, to the extent we're allowed and it's possible, we notify the affected parties.
2.3. Decoupled identifiers
Jaxx Liberty has no accounts, because your mnemonic phrase and private keys are none of our business. But Jaxx Liberty does (i) generate a temporary Client Pseudonym for pseudonymous metrics collection; (ii) provide user support; and (iii) derive a persistent "Unity" blockchain address from your mnemonic, and allow you to pair it with an optional "MyJaxx" display name and email address.
Client Pseudonym, a temporary identifier regenerated regularly with no carry-over, is used for security and metrics. For security, back-end access is limited to checksum-matching Client Pseudonyms. For metrics, a Client Pseudonym is matched with limited data points to develop unique-user aggregates across a period, then discarded.
User support is run separately from the Jaxx Liberty systems, therefore decoupled from Client Pseudonym, Unity address, and display name or email address. Providing personal information within user support -- like an email address -- exposes it to a third party bound contractually to respect your privacy. If you reach out to our support teams on uncontracted social media platforms, they may respond on the same platform -- to which you will therefore have exposed the information you've chosen to disclose.
Unity address, a persistent pseudonym, is decoupled from your Internet Protocol address, blockchain activity, and device information. We can't deduce your mnemonic phrase from it, don't have information about whose it is, and don't expose it outside our systems -- but hope to use it down the road for in-app gamification.
Your display name and email address -- if you opt in -- gives us a way to provide you with updates and interact with your display name. You can always withdraw consent for email subscriptions by clicking on the link at the bottom of the email.
2.4. App permissions
Jaxx Liberty's mobile editions seek camera permissions. This is to read a QR code, and store it on-device, in order to pair another Jaxx Liberty instance or scan a blockchain address. Jaxx Liberty uses those permissions carefully: it uses the camera only for those purposes and only at your prompting, and never sends anything off-device.
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3. Obligations
(3.1 Take responsibility - 3.2 Act prudently - 3.3 Play nicely - 3.4 Respect others' work)
3.1. Take Responsibility
We can provide Jaxx Liberty because you take responsibility for what you do with it. So the following are fundamental to our agreement:
a) We can't recover your mnemonic phrase. We have no access to it. If you don't install it on a second device, or keep a physical copy in a safe place, you may lose access to your digital assets forever. Don't do that.
b) Decentral isn't liable for any loss or damage that result from providing you with Jaxx Liberty software, services, and support. Nor shall our liability to you exceed, under any circumstances, the greater of the Canadian dollar value of 0.01 bitcoins, and C$50.
c) You indemnify Decentral against any claims, damages, losses, and legal fees incurred due to your use of Jaxx Liberty, including support services. If someone sues us about what you do, you pay.
3.2. Act Prudently
Decentral doesn't create, and has no control over, digital assets you interact with through Jaxx Liberty -- so it's up to you to interact with them prudently by doing these three things.
a) Learn the basics about digital assets you're considering interacting with. Search for them online. Vet them carefully. Find someone who knows more; ask them.
b) Your mnemonic phrase, private keys, and passwords live only on-device. Losing them is no harder than dropping your phone in a lake, experiencing a bad software update, or other events of modern digital life -- and networks, devices, and software environments are rife with viruses and malware. Back up to a safe, private place, or install on another device. Secure them. Learn about improving your online safety.
c) Even if you delete Jaxx Liberty software from a device, data may remain behind -- like on a shared device or public computer. Take care where you install Jaxx Liberty, and extra care to eradicate every trace when you delete it.
3.3. Play Nicely
Decentral has a strong commitment to user autonomy. But there are some things either Jaxx isn't designed to support, or Decentral isn't allowed to. You agree not to:
a) use Jaxx Liberty in a way likely to interfere with other users or servers, such as excessive API calls, network spam, or rewards faucets; or
b) use Jaxx Liberty in a manner contrary to laws -- of Canada, and where you live.
Do ensure your transactions with a digital asset conform to its rules, especially with smart contract systems.
4.4. Respect Others’ Work
Jaxx Liberty is made up of intellectual property held by Decentral, like copyright in Jaxx Liberty's code and in our text, images, and sounds; and trademarks in the distinctive words, symbols, and designs that identify Decentral and Jaxx.
We licence Jaxx Liberty to you, royalty-free, on a non-exclusive, worldwide, but personal and non-transferable basis. We don't licence the right to re-distribute Jaxx Liberty, modify its code, or use its content or Decentral's trademarks in other software or projects. Those require Decentral's written permission first.
You may, yourself, choose to give us feedback. We'll assume you've allowed us to use and keep your feedback, incorporate it, and hold a non-exclusive perpetual licence in it without royalty or obligation.
Third parties provide information, software libraries, and services that Jaxx Liberty uses or is partly built on. We assert no copyright in the RSS feeds we pass through, market data we parse, or third-party software libraries. Please refer to and respect relevant third-party licenses.
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4. Constraints
(4.1 No guarantees - 4.2 Moving parts - 4.3 Blockchain interaction)
4.1. No Guarantees
Jaxx Liberty software, services, and support are provided at no cost, as is and, to the greatest extent laws allow, without any warranty at all. We don't warrant Jaxx Liberty is of merchantable quality or fit for your purpose, even if you've notified us of the purpose. Nor can we warrant that Jaxx Liberty is bug-free: bugs are inevitable. We work hard to rank and squash them.
4.2. Moving Parts
Using software to interact with digital assets is risky. It depends on a complex chain of moving parts working together, and working properly.
For instance, your connectivity, hardware, cloud or local software, or operating system (mobile or desktop) may fail or prove incompatible with each other, or with a version of Jaxx Liberty. Your backup software may upload your private files or information to third-party services. Malware, viruses, or other malicious software on your device may interfere with your Jaxx Liberty install. Communication delays may creep in between your Jaxx Liberty and a node or relay service for a digital asset.
We've described basic steps we expect you to take to act prudently, and set out the extent of our liability and your indemnity to us. For the same reasons, we can't be liable to you for, and disclaim the risks involved in, moving parts like those listed here. It's provided on a best-efforts basis. You get what you pay for.
4.3. Blockchain Interaction
Jaxx Liberty provides functions for sending digital assets' transfer instructions. Jaxx Liberty doesn't control the blockchains to which the instructions are sent: the only authentic transaction record is the blockchain.
We can't guarantee transfer instructions will be acted on and your transactions stored on a blockchain -- nor that, once stored, they remain there. Many blockchain networks require transaction fees, like mining fees, which if set too low or high may result in your incurring losses. We can't be responsible for these.
Jaxx Liberty's market information reflects a point in time for underlying data fluctuating constantly. Sending transfer instructions involves a longer period: the data values reflected in your transactions will differ accordingly. We're not responsible for that difference.
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5. Interpretation
(5.1 Enforcing selectively - 5.2 Dispute resolution - 5.3 Nailing down our agreement)
5.1. Enforcing Selectively
Failing to assert a right under this agreement doesn't waive the right to assert another right, or the same right, next time.
5.2. Dispute resolution
Other than conflicts of law principles, this agreement is governed by the laws applicable in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, to whose courts we both agree to submit disputes we haven't been able to resolve between us. The Convention for the International Sale of Goods doesn't apply.
5.3. Nailing Down our Agreement
This is the whole agreement between you and Decentral. We'll push any updates to Jaxx Liberty, identify them in release notes, show the change date, and archive the previous version online. Unless the change is immaterial or to your clear advantage, we'll propose it 30 days in advance, so you have time to reject the change by ceasing use.
This agreement supersedes any other agreement or representation, however communicated, and can be amended only if both parties agree, in writing, with copy to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Where we provide this agreement in more than one language and they don't precisely agree, the English-language version takes precedent. Les parties aux présentes conviennent que cette entente soit rédigée en anglais.


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Jackson is a third year Math and Computer Science major at UC San Diego.
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--- title: Working with Fabricator - Fabricator layout: 2-column section: Documentation --- {{#markdown}} # Working with Fabricator > A look at how Fabricator is setup and an explanation of some of it's features. ## Running and Building Fabricator is built on [node.js](http://nodejs.org). You'll need Node installed before you can start building. Once you have a Fabricator instance setup, run the following command to start the development environment: ``` $ npm start ``` This installs dependencies, compiles the site, and watches for changes to re-compile. Once you're ready to deploy your toolkit, run the following command to run an optimized build: ``` $ npm run build ``` ## Directories All work is done in`src` directory. Inside you'll find the following directories: ``` └── src ├── assets ├── data ├── docs ├── materials └── views ``` `assets` - static assets (stylesheets, javascript, images) for both Fabricator and your toolkit. `data` - yml or json files that can be fed into materials and views `docs` - markdown files with toolkit-wide documentation (e.g. usage guidelines, branding, tone) `materials` - individual pieces of UI that make up your toolkit. Each file within is registered as a Handlebars partial for rapid prototyping. `views` - pages of the style guide + documentation site that Fabricator generates. Also where any prototyping pages are placed. ### Materials By default, Fabricator defines a simple UI taxonomy of "components" and "structures" - components are the smallest unit of UI, and structures are two or more components combined. This is a simple, reasonable taxonomy will work in many cases, however, you are free to define your own taxonomy. To do so, rename/create new directories in the `materials` directory as needed. For example, toolkit that follows [Atomic Design](http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/) might look like: ``` └── materials ├── atoms ├── molecules └── organism ``` Learn more about [materials](/building-a-toolkit/materials.html) ### Views Views are the actual static `.html` pages Fabricator generates. By default, the root contains the skeleton of a Fabricator style guide + documentation site. It has a main landing page, a listing page for each material type, and a page for documentation. These pages are highly customizable. Change them to fit your needs. Learn more about the view [data model](/building-a-toolkit/data.html) and [customization](/advanced/customization.html) ## Assets Fabricator uses [Gulp.js](http://gulpjs.com) as a super-fast build system. Gulp handles all static asset processing and view/material assembly. Tasks are defined in `gulpfile.js`. **Customization of this file is encouraged**. Hack on it to fit your needs. ### toolkit By default, Fabricator defines almost no architecture. Those decisions are best made by you, the developer. Inside of `src/assets/toolkit` you'll find a single `.scss` and `.js` file. Both are entry points for Sass and Browserify, respectively. It is recommended that you compile your toolkit to a single `.js` and `.css` file to increase portability. The Gulp tasks for both stylesheets and scripts is setup to give you all the power of Sass and Browserify to help achieve this. ### f.js and f.css `f.js` and `f.css` - or before compilation, `fabricator.js` and `fabricator.scss` - are the two files that provide basic functionality and styling for the Fabricator site. They are intentionally minimal as to not conflict with anything in your toolkit. All Fabricator CSS classes and data-attributes are name-spaced with `f-`. You shouldn't need to modify these files, but if you find the need to, don't sweat - they are included in the compilation tasks just like your toolkit files. Changes are automatically recompiled. ## Controls **Toggling** You can toggle visibility on elements such as **notes**, **code snippets**, and **labels**. The controls in the menu allow you to toggle each type globally: ![Toggle all](http://fbrctr.github.io/assets/toolkit/images/toggle-all.png) You can toggle an individual item's code snippet by pressing the code toggle for that item: ![Toggle single](http://fbrctr.github.io/assets/toolkit/images/toggle-single.png) **Adding toggles to elements** You can make an element toggleable by adding a `data-toggle` attribute to that element. e.g. ```markup


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企業簡介
四海之內揪朋友 ; 新鮮美味在遊龍
起源: 看到四海遊龍就想到鍋貼
一九九三年，「四海遊龍」的第一塊招牌，在永和得和路的六合市場口豎立起來之後，從此改變了台灣的餐飲文化，四海遊龍讓鍋貼變成台灣《平民貴族美食》。
發展: 四海遊龍-龍遊四海
一九九九年獲得「顧客滿意金質獎」，二0一二年被消費者評選為「十大潛力加盟品牌」，不管在品質，還是品牌，都備受消費者肯定。四海遊龍LOGO上的龍，正代表著企業發展藍圖。多年以來我們一直希望能將東方的食物，推廣到西方成為全世界美食。四海遊龍希望落實這個夢想，跨出台灣遨遊四海，讓有華人的地方都能吃到美味鍋貼。
20年的堅持與社會回饋
為了堅持以最優良的品質回饋給廣大消費者，四海遊龍投入龐大人力、物力，每日天未亮從產地將原物料直接運送至中央廚房，分兩班生產、兩趟配送，以最新鮮、安全的品質分送至全台各門市。更希望藉由最貼心、便利及快速的門市服務，贏取消費者享用平價速食的第一選擇；並且以每年種下1001棵希望的樹苗，回饋滋養我們的土地。
Since the day Yuloong established its first brand board in the Liuhe Market on Yonghe Dehe Road in 1993, the food culture of Taiwan has been transformed, fried dumplings became the preference of both common people and the noble ones.
In 1999, Yuloong was given the “Golden Award for Customer Satisfaction”. In 2012, it was ranked among “the Ten Brands with the Biggest Potential for Franchise” by customers. Both the quality and the brand of Yuloong have won the recognition of consumers. The logo of Yuloong indeed stands for the development blueprint of the enterprise. Over the years, we have been hoping to spread Eastern fare to the West and even to the whole world. In order to realize this dream, Yuloong is in the process of branching out of Taiwan to the outside world, to make the delicious fried dumplings a regular fare in places where there are Chinese.
To guarantee all our customers the best quality of food, Yuloong contributes a huge quantity of manpower and material resources. Every day, from before the break of dawn, raw materials are sent from its origins directly to the central kitchen. Meanwhile, manpower is divided to produce and make delivery in two shifts to make sure every chain store gets the freshest food with the safest quality. We provide the most thoughtful, most convenient and quickest service in an effort to become the first choice of food with a reasonable price and fast service among customers. In addition, each year, Yuloong plants1001 Saplings of Hope, giving back to the land that nourishes us.


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Building firm fined after groundworker's death at housing development
by Tom PotterA construction company has been fined following an incident in which a worker was killed when a dumper truck overturned.
David Green was fatally injured at the Summers Park Development site near Colchester on December 3, 2016.
Mr Green, a groundworker working for Rose Builders Ltd, was manoeuvring a nine tonne front-tipping dumper truck on a spoil heap to off-load top soil at the site in Lawford, Manningtree.
An earlier inquest, in March 2017, ruled the Clacton site worker's death was accidental after he was thrown from the truck at the housing development.
The 32-year-old, of Little Clacton, lost control of the truck, which toppled forward and came to rest upside down at the base of the spoil heap.
A colleague noticed the overturned truck and ran over to assist, but Mr Green had sustained a serious head injury during the fall and died on scene.
A postmortem ruled the cause of death was a bleed on the brain and skull fracture.
Essex senior coroner, Caroline Beasley-Murray, highlighted concerns about the death and urged Rose Builders to improve its work safety measures.
This week, Rose Builders Ltd of Riverside House, East Lawford, pleaded guilty to breaching Sections 2 (1) and 3(1) of the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 at Chelmsford Magistrates' Court.
An investigation by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) found major deficiencies in the management of tipping operations on the spoil heaps.
The investigation established that the operation was not properly planned; drivers were not given instruction or training on how to safely operate vehicles and tip on spoil heaps, and the job itself was poorly supervised.
The victim did not have his seat belt fastened and the investigation confirmed that this was common practice on the site.
The company has been fined £225,000 and ordered to pay costs of £11,822.90.
Speaking after the hearing, HSE inspector Kasia Urbaniak said, "This was a tragic and wholly avoidable incident, caused by the failure of the employer to assess the risk related to tipping operations, implement safe systems of work, and failure to ensure that such systems were communicated to groundworkers and were followed."


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Apache Archiva Database
Archiva uses an external database for one purpose:
- As a default user store for security
Generally, it is unnecessary to configure anything - the built in embedded database is suitable for the artifact management, and if an external authentication mechanism is not needed, the user database.
However, it is possible to configure an external database as needed.
Configuring an external database
Archiva uses JNDI data sources to locate the databases to use:
jdbc/users
- the user store
Configuring an external database for either or both of these sources depends is configured in jetty.xml
if you are using the standalone installation, or in the application server configuration if you are using the web application installation.
By default the archiva and users databases are stored in the databases
directory where Archiva is installed. To change the path, just edit all instances of the "DatabaseName" property in conf/jetty.xml
(see below).
Note: If you are using MySQL as your database, Archiva fails when the users database created is initially set to UTF-8 for the character encoding. As a workaround, set the database to UTF-8 encoding after it has been populated. See MRM-1373 for more details.
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MySql setup
create database archiva character set utf8; GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON archiva.* TO 'archivauser'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'archivauserpassword'
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Check out our ideas web page or propose your own!
Getting in touch
You are encouraged to contact us before submitting your application. Getting in touch first is especially recommended if you are planning to apply to work on an original idea, rather than one of our suggestions. To introduce yourself, discuss ideas or your application, feel free to join us at our lab's GSoC mailing list.
Who we are
We are a programming language research lab at PUC-Rio, the university in Brazil where the Lua language is developed. We consist of people from a wide range of backgrounds, including PhD candidates, professors and alumni who are the developers and maintainers of projects that are used by the Lua community at large. Our mentors will make sure to establish a friendly and respectful channel of communication with you.
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Lonzo Ball To Return From Adductor Strain
by Austin KentThe New Orleans Pelicans will welcome Lonzo Ball back to the court for the first time in six games, Will Guillory of The Athletic reports. The third-year guard has been sidelined with an adductor strain but will see a limited workload tonight.
The groin injury derailed what was shaping up to be a solid start to the 2019-20 campaign for Ball. In fact, the 22-year-old had averaged 11.5 points and 6.1 assists per game, the latter of which would qualify as a career high.
Ball, like many of the new faces on the Pelicans, is still in the midst of adapting to a new franchise and style of play, so stepping back on the court will be a welcomed change.
The Pelicans recently welcomed Brandon Ingram back to action as well. Ingram missed several games with knee soreness earlier this month.
Jim Eichenhofer of the Pelicans’ team site wrote earlier today that the return of Ball will free up veteran Jrue Holiday to play off the ball more, a style that he’s thrived in over the past few seasons.


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Russia passes law requiring all devices to have pre-loaded, Russian apps
Source: iMore
What you need to know
- Russia has passed a law banning the sale of devices that do not come pre-installed with Russian software.
- The new law will come into force in July 2020.
- It covers smartphones, computers, and televisions.
A report today has revealed that Russia has passed a law banning the sale of technology devices that do not come pre-installed with Russian software.
According to the BBC, the legislation will come into force in July 2020, and covers smartphones, computers and smart TVs. Backers of the legislation say it will help promote Russian technology, and make it easier for Russians to use the tech they buy.
Importantly, the law will not prohibit companies from including their own, normal software:
The law will not mean devices from other countries cannot be sold with their normal software - but Russian "alternatives" will also have to be installed.
A co-author of the bill, Oleg Nikolayev, said:
"When we buy complex electronic devices, they already have individual applications, mostly Western ones, pre-installed on them... naturally, when a person sees them... they might think that there are no domestic alternatives available. And if, alongside pre-installed applications, we will also offer the Russian ones to users, then they will have a right to choose."
Distributors and manufacturers in Russia have criticized the move, claiming that installing Russian-made software on some devices will be impossible and that many international companies may simply leave the market as a result. Perhaps more worryingly, concerns have also been raised that the Russian-made software may be used to spy on its users.
The report notes that the government is yet to compile a list of all devices affected. The list of software that requires pre-installation will also be determined by the government. There are no specifics yet, but as the law covers smartphones and computers, no doubt Apple, Google, Samsung, and HTC could all fall foul of the move, as well as computer manufacturers like Dell and Lenovo. Tim Cook may well have convinced President Trump to grant Apple relief from US tariffs in China, but he'll probably struggle to get out of this one...


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I've used a bit of the Pomodoro technique to block my time and to enforce breaks and stretching routines. Working so far!
I've also done a little bit of Fogg's technique in terms of getting into a habit of excercising while I'm coding. I try to do five push-ups while i'm on the stairs, each time I go up to my office to study. A little start. I had a physical job before the course, so I didn't really need to 'work out'. But now I'll have to try to fit it in where I can.
I think both these techniques are working quite well. I may have to shorten my time frames from 45 min to 25, and I'll slowly increase the push up count :)


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Nonograms are simple puzzle games where the solution is found by filling out
a grid using clues, similar to Sudoku. Each row and column contains a sequence of
clues which denote how the cells are filled in. Each number represents a consecutive
sequence of cells shaded in that color.
See the
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Some Examples are prepared below (use the combo box), or you can try making your
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Nonograms can be modelled as a set of finite-domain variables subject to the
contraints described by the clues. Each sequence of clues along the rows and columns
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Hayao Miyazaki
A tribute page for the founder of Studios Ghibli.
Hayao Miyazaki (宮崎 駿, Miyazaki Hayao, [mijaꜜzaki hajaꜜo]; born January 5, 1941) is a Japanese animator, filmmaker, screenwriter, author, and manga artist. A co-founder of Studio Ghibli, a film and animation studio, he has attained international acclaim as a masterful storyteller and as a maker of animated feature films, and is widely regarded as one of the most accomplished filmmakers in the animation business.
Born in Bunkyō Ward of Tokyo, Miyazaki expressed interest in manga and animation from an early age, and he joined Toei Animation in 1963. During his early years at Toei Animation he worked as an in-between artist and later collaborated with director Isao Takahata. Notable films to which Miyazaki contributed at Toei include Doggie March and Gulliver's Travels Beyond the Moon. He provided key animation to other films at Toei, such as Puss in Boots and Animal Treasure Island, before moving to A-Pro in 1971, where he co-directed Lupin the Third Part I alongside Takahata. After moving to Zuiyō Eizō (later known as Nippon Animation) in 1973, Miyazaki worked as an animator on World Masterpiece Theater, and directed the television series Future Boy Conan. He joined Telecom Animation Film/Tokyo Movie Shinsha in 1979 to direct his first feature films, The Castle of Cagliostro in 1979 and Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind in 1984, as well as the television series Sherlock Hound.
Miyazaki co-founded Studio Ghibli in 1985. He directed numerous films with Ghibli, including Castle in the Sky (1986), My Neighbor Totoro (1988), Kiki's Delivery Service (1989), and Porco Rosso (1992). The films were met with critical and commercial success in Japan. Miyazaki's film Princess Mononoke was the first animated film ever to win the Japan Academy Prize for Picture of the Year, and briefly became the highest-grossing film in Japan following its release in 1997; its distribution to the Western world greatly increased Ghibli's popularity and influence outside Japan. His 2001 film Spirited Away became the highest-grossing film in Japanese history, winning the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature at the 75th Academy Awards and is frequently ranked among the greatest films of the 2000s. Miyazaki's later films—Howl's Moving Castle (2004), Ponyo (2008), and The Wind Rises (2013)—also enjoyed critical and commercial success. Following the release of The Wind Rises, Miyazaki announced his retirement from feature films, though he returned to work on a new feature film in 2016.


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I wanted to share with some of you that my not have experienced Edward Weston's Photographs that were one of the inspirations for me when I was young. Some famous some not so famous. These are the primary reason I love black and white photography. From an aesthetic point of view I gravitate much more towards Edward Weston or Seiff or Irving Penn or Richard Avedon than I do Ansel Adams.
If you love photography and have not studied these guys work you really should. A well made book is okay - better than the web but the only way to really experience the breathtaking beauty of the work is to see the real prints. If you are anywhere close to a venue that will allow you to see them I implore you to make the effort. Way back in the day you could schedule time at the National Gallery in Washington DC and actually go downstairs and pull the prints for study up close - not behind glass. I don't know if you can still do that but if you can please do so, you owe it to yourself. I spent a week in washington doing this and it change the way I see and think forever. Best of all it is free and the viewing rooms are private - spend all the time you like.
To get a feel for the man look at his work and read these quotes - all of them. He is not extremely verbose but these quotes are all very connected in a subtle way - the same way as his work.
Without further delay... here are some EW photographs.
Of course you have all seen the peppers but they are fantastic -
And the shells - by the way EW was not the first to do the shells by a longshot - It was a favorite subject of still life since the 1890's by lots of photographers.
But not like this he definitely made them his own - I have seen an identical composition by a british photographer to the above but the treatment of tonal ranges was inspired completely unlike the other guy.
EW did more than just peppers - all of is vegetable stuff was awesome.
Fan-f'ing-tastic. He even did landscapes.
His range of subject matter is not even scratched here, some of the images he did of things like toilets and bedpans were stunning - you have to see the prints to really appreciate them. I think a lot of them were generated by a debate between Weston and a group of Â "form follows function" devotes that he thought was idiotic - Weston's aesthetic was much more of form is form.
 If you don't think it's tough try to reproduce somethings like this - trust me it is more than a couple of minutes worth of work.
Hope you enjoyed.
RB


INDIAN RUNNER A film review by Jeff Inman Copyright 1991 Jeff Inman
Written and Directed by Sean Penn Starring: David Morse, Viggo Mortensen, Valeria Golino, Patricia Arquette, Jordan Rhodes, Charles Bronson, Dennis Hopper.
An Indian runner was more than a courier. He *became* the message he was carrying. What danger is a bear, to a message?
I used to think Sean Penn was an immature, arrogant, photographer- punching, Madonna-marrying, loudmouth. But all that has changed now. The guy has grown up. And that's not all. It seems that Sean Penn has talents both as a writer and a director, if this film is any indication.
One might imagine a movie with plenty of ruthless rage and showy machismo, given Penn in charge of Bronson and and Hopper. But, no. This film is about a real struggle, and the victories and defeats are not simple. Penn lets the story unfold at a pace dictated by the lives of the characters, without unnecessary rush or flash. The focus of the story is two brothers. David Morse is the brother who has grown up in the small midwestern town in which they were raised, tending a failing farm and finally becoming a police officer. Viggo Mortensen is the wild brother, whose wild behavior seems to be a reaction to some ancient pain that he can't name, much less resolve.
The film picks the story up on the day when Mortensen returns from Vietnam, and Morse coincidentally encounters an armed youth fleeing for the state line. It becomes clear that some kind of conflict threatens the link that the brothers once shared. The film is unobtrusive, simple, direct, plain, and sincere. It isn't exactly perfect, but its sincerity is well invested in the struggle of the two brothers to identify the sickness before it destroys them. Life seems to move forward a little faster than they can get a handle on their problems.
This is a good film without big budget sets, or big name stars pushed into your face. In fact, I'm reviewing it because I suspect that it may not get much marketing. There were perhaps 10 others at the showing I saw. I thought the structure was clean and not oversimplified, though there are a few free-form sections which also work very well. The obligatory 1960s music seemed a little cliche, but what are you going to do--this movie *does* take place in the 1960s after all. In my opinion, it is worth full-price admission.
Violence: Yes. Some. Not gratuitous. Sex: Um, not emphasized. Playing Time: I don't know. Bring your watch.
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your Mac. That’s how the idea of making such a device in-house arose, in early 2001, after iTunes was introduced and the company started focusing on the digital music revolution.
The original iPod distinguished itself from its competition for several reasons. Apart from its gorgeous look, its click wheel and user interface made browsing through one’s music collection very easy and fast; it had a hard drive which could store up to 5GB, or “a thousand songs in your pocket”, which was Apple’s tag-line for the new product; it connected to your Mac via FireWire, which was 30 times faster than your typical USB MP3 player; and it synced with iTunes seamlessly: you just had to plug it in, and the software took care of the rest.
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(16px).
By default, the avatar size is 32px.
For users who don't have profile pictures, you may use their initials for avatars.
Add the avatar
class and avatar size class to
 element.
The data-initial
attribute is the name appear inside the avatar.

Avatar presence
Avatars support presence indicators.
You can add an  element with the avatar-presence
class, and add online
, busy
or away
class for different status colors.
The default is gray which means offline.

Badges
Badges are often used as unread number indicators.
Add the badge
class to non self closing elements.
And add the data-badge
attribute to define the content of a badge.
The badge will appear in the top-right direction of the element.
If there is no data-badge
or the attribute is not specified, the badge will appear as a dot.
Badges support button
and avatars
elements as well.

Notifications

Notifications

<button class="btn badge" data-badge="8">
Button
</button>

Bars
Bars represent the progress of a task or the value within the known range. Bars are custom components for displaying HTML5 <progress>, <meter> and input range elements.
Add a container element with the bar
class.
And add child elements with the bar-item
class.
The width percentage value is needed for every bar-item
.
There is the bar-sm
class for thinner Bars.
Also, you could use Tooltips for any bar-item
.

25%

15%

Slider bars
You can add the bar-slider
class to the Bars container.
And add child elements with the bar-item
class and bar-slider-btn
inside bar-item.
You need to set the bar-item
width manually to have the slider point.
If there are two bar-item
divs in one bar-slider, you will have a range slider.

<button class="bar-slider-btn btn" role="slider"></button>

<button class="bar-slider-btn btn" role="slider"></button>

<button class="bar-slider-btn btn" role="slider"></button>

Breadcrumbs
Breadcrumbs are used as navigational hierarchies to indicate current location.
Add a container element with the breadcrumb
class.
And add child elements with the breadcrumb-item
class.

Home

Settings

Change avatar

Cards
Cards are flexible content containers.
Add a container element with the card
class.
And add child elements with the card-image
, card-header
, card-body
and/or card-footer
classes.
The card-image
can be placed in any position.

...

...

...

<button class="btn btn-primary">...</button>

Chips
Chips are complex entities in small blocks.
Add a container element with the chip
class.
And add child text element, buttons or avatars with the avatar
class.
Crime

Biography

Yan Zhu

Empty states
Empty states/blank slates are commonly used as placeholders for first time use, empty data and error screens.
You have no new messages
Click the button to start a conversation
You've successfully signed up
Click the button to invite your friends
You are not following anyone
Start to meet new friends
An empty state component can include icons, messages (title and subtitle messages) and action buttons or any combination of those elements.
Add empty-icon
, empty-title
, empty-subtitle
or empty-action
to the elements.
HTML structure is exampled below.

You have no new messages

Click the button to start a conversation.

<button class="btn btn-primary">Send a message</button>

Modals
Modals are flexible dialog prompts.
This is the content inside the modal.
Lorem ipsum
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent risus leo, dictum in vehicula sit amet, feugiat tempus tellus. Duis quis sodales risus. Etiam euismod ornare consequat.
Climb leg rub face on everything give attitude nap all day for under the bed. Chase mice attack feet but rub face on everything hopped up on goofballs.
Cupcake ipsum
Jelly-o sesame snaps halvah croissant oat cake cookie. Cheesecake bear claw topping. Chupa chups apple pie carrot cake chocolate cake caramels.
De braaaiiiins apocalypsi gorger omero prefrontal cortex undead survivor fornix dictum mauris. Hi brains mindless mortuis limbic cortex soulless creaturas optic nerve.
Candy ipsum
Efficiently unleash cross-media information without cross-media value. Quickly maximize timely deliverables for real-time schemas. Dramatically maintain clicks-and-mortar.
Caerphilly swiss fromage frais. Brie cheese and wine fromage frais chalk and cheese danish fontina smelly cheese who moved my cheese cow.
Add a container element with the modal
class.
And add a real container modal-container
and overlay modal-overlay
inside it.
You can add child elements with the modal-header
, modal-body
and modal-footer
- any or all of them.
Spectre.css does not include JavaScript code, you will need to implement your JS to interact with modals.
To make a modal appear, add the active
class to the modal
container.

Modal title

...

Modal sizes
Use the modal-sm
class for a smaller modal dialog.
The container max width is 320px
.
This is the content inside the modal.
Lorem ipsum
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Praesent risus leo, dictum in vehicula sit amet, feugiat tempus tellus. Duis quis sodales risus. Etiam euismod ornare consequat.
Climb leg rub face on everything give attitude nap all day for under the bed. Chase mice attack feet but rub face on everything hopped up on goofballs.
Cupcake ipsum
Jelly-o sesame snaps halvah croissant oat cake cookie. Cheesecake bear claw topping. Chupa chups apple pie carrot cake chocolate cake caramels.
De braaaiiiins apocalypsi gorger omero prefrontal cortex undead survivor fornix dictum mauris. Hi brains mindless mortuis limbic cortex soulless creaturas optic nerve.
Candy ipsum
Efficiently unleash cross-media information without cross-media value. Quickly maximize timely deliverables for real-time schemas. Dramatically maintain clicks-and-mortar.
Caerphilly swiss fromage frais. Brie cheese and wine fromage frais chalk and cheese danish fontina smelly cheese who moved my cheese cow.
Use the modal-lg
class for a full size modal.
The container max width is 960px
.

Pagination
Add a container element with the pagination
class.
And add child elements with the page-item
class.
The page-item
with the active
class will be highlighted.
You can add the disabled
class to the page-item
to have unclickable page links.

Previous

1

2

3

...

12

Next

You could use previous and next pagination to navigate.

Previous

Getting started

Next

Layout

Panels
Panels are flexible view container with auto-expand content section.
Thor Odinson
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
Bruce Banner
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...
Tony Stark
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
Steve Rogers
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...
Natasha Romanoff
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
Add a container element with the panel
class.
And add child elements with the panel-header
, panel-nav
, panel-body
and/or panel-footer
classes.
The panel-body
can be auto expanded and vertically scrollable.

Comments

Popovers
Popovers are small overlay content containers. Popovers component is built entirely in CSS.
Wrap an element by a container with the popover
class.
And add a container with the popover-container
next to the element.
You can use Cards component inside the popover-container
.
Also, you can add the popover-right
, popover-bottom
or popover-left
class to define the position.
By default, the popovers appear above the element.

<button class="btn btn-primary">right popover</button>

...

...

...

Steps
Steps are progress indicators of a sequence of task steps.
Add a container element with the step
class.
And add child elements with the step-item
class.
The step-item
with the active
class will be highlighted and indicate the current state of progress.

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Tabs
Tabs enable quick switch between different views.
Add a container element with the tab
class.
And add child elements with the tab-item
class.
You can add the tab-block
class for a full-width tab.
The tab-item
or its child  with the active
class will be highlighted.

Music

Playlists

Radio

Connect

If you need badges
on tabs, you can add badge class to the element within tab-item
.

Music

You could add a search box or buttons inside a tab.
Add the tab-action
class to the tab-item
.

Music

<input class="form-input input-sm" type="text" placeholder="search">
<button class="btn btn-primary btn-sm input-group-btn">Search</button>

Tiles
Tiles are repeatable or embeddable information blocks.
The Avengers
Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...
The S.H.I.E.L.D.
The Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement, and Logistics Division...
Add a container with the tile
class.
And add child elements with the tile-icon
, tile-content
or/and tile-action
classes.
The tile-icon
and tile-action
are optional.
There are tile-title
and tile-subtitle
classes for title and subtitle text styles.

The Avengers

Earth's Mightiest Heroes joined forces to take on threats that were too big for any one hero to tackle...

<button class="btn btn-primary">Join</button>

Compact tiles
There is compact version of Tiles component, which is often used as contact and file info blocks.
Add the tile-centered
class to the container tile
.
The tile-icon
, tile-content
and tile-action
will be vertically centered.

spectre-docs.pdf

14MB · Public · 1 Jan, 2017

<button class="btn btn-link">

</button>

Toasts
Toasts are used to show alert or information to users.
Toast Title
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.Add a container element with the toast
class.
You can add any text within the container, and even icons.
You may also add a close button with the btn-clear
class if you need.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

And you can add the toast-primary
, toast-success
, toast-warning
or toast-error
class for additional toast colors.

<button class="btn btn-clear float-right"></button>
Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit.

Tooltips
Tooltips provide context information labels that appear on hover and focus.
Tooltips component is built entirely in CSS.
Add the tooltip
class and the data-tooltip
attribute, which contains the tooltip content, to non self closing elements.
And add the tooltip-right
, tooltip-bottom
or tooltip-left
class to define the position of a tooltip.
By default, the tooltip appears above the element.
<button class="btn tooltip" data-tooltip="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet">top tooltip</button>
<button class="btn tooltip tooltip-right" data-tooltip="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet">right tooltip</button>