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I
woke up today with this feeling,
That better things are coming my way. And if the sun shine has a meaning, Telling me not to let things get in my way. When rainy days are dying Gotta keep on, keep on trying All the bees and birds are flying. (Ahh ahh ahh) Never let go, gotta hold on in Non stop till the break of dawnin' Keep movin' don't stop rocking. (Ahh ahh ahh) Get on up, when you're down Baby take a good look around. I know it's not much, but it's ok Keep on moving on anyway. Feels like I should be screaming, Trying to get it through to my friends. Sometimes it feel that life has no meaning But I know things will be alright in the end. When rainy days are dying Gotta keep on, keep on trying All the bees and birds are flying. (Ahh ahh ahh) Never let go, gotta hold on in Non stop till the break of dawnin' Keep movin' don't stop rocking. (Ahh ahh ahh) Get on up, when you're down Baby take a good look around. I know it's not much, but it's ok Keep on moving on anyway. When rainy days are dying Gotta keep on, keep on trying All the bees and birds are flying. (Ahh ahh ahh) Never let go, gotta hold on in Non stop till the break of dawnin' Keep movin' don't stop rocking. (Ahh ahh ahh) Get on up, when you're down Baby take a good look around. I know it's not much, but it's ok Keep on moving on anyway. |


Filmzy App
Best movies for kids that are age appropriate and entertaining for your family!
Filmzy - Best Family Movies
Need some fresh ideas for your next family movie night? Find the best movies for kids that are age-appropriate and entertaining for your family!
Looking for the best movies for kids? With the endless array of TV and movie options out there, it’s hard to pick a flick that the whole family will love (you included!). Well, bicker no more. From The Karate Kid to The Incredibles, we’ve made the decision-making easy with a definitive list of must-see kids movies for children under 10. So let’s get that family movie night started! Grab the popcorn and keep scrolling.
 They walk among us, holding down jobs, contributing to society, and generally living happy, semi-fulfilled lives. But whisper a perfectly-timed “mawage” in their direction during a wedding, and the resulting blank stare or awkward chuckle will expose an inconceivable pop-cultural blind spot. Someone failed them when they were growing up.
In many ways it’s too late for them, but we can still save the next generation. Filmzy App is a starting point. This isn’t a list of the “best” kids movies, nor a compendium of hidden gems. Rather, it’s a survival-guide syllabus of films that we all need to know to be able to speak the same pop-cultural language, listed in order by when they might be best introduced. It starts with a film that is a perfect introduction to the cinematic universe and ends with one that is an ideal capper before graduating into the world of PG and G movies—and the age when kids begin to make their own theater decisions.
These are the cinematic building blocks for future film connoisseurs, movie-literate enthusiasts who can gracefully segue from a George Bailey impression into a spirited debate over whether Han Solo shot first. The important stuff.
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 Your love, tolerance, and unfailing positivity continues to teach us all about the magic of friendship.
~Tall Tail (James Weimer)
Thank you to all of the MLP:RiM team for bringing your talents together to make this wonderful game, and to Lauren Faust for introducing us to the wide, wide world of Equestria.
~Know-It-All (Samuel Hanson)
Thanks to David for getting me to go for this project, and to the whole MLP:FiM community for being amazing.
~Artsy Heartsy (Daniel Oakley)
I dedicate this to my husband, who encourages me in everything I do, and whose love of MLP:FiM surpasses even mine.
~Pixel (Caytlin Vilbrandt)
Thank you to my friends for getting me into ponies, and my family for supporting me doing this project.
~Sketchbook (Michael Simpson)


Clovis man pleads guilty to extreme cruelty to animals
by Kaitlin JohnsonCLOVIS, N.M. (KFDA) - A Clovis man has pleaded guilty to charges of extreme cruelty to animals.
In January, the Curry County Sheriff’s Office found dead and decaying puppies and dogs at the property of 64-year-old John Davis.
Officials say they also found a greyhound with a severely embedded collar.
All the animals were seized, and the greyhound was taken to a veterinarian where it had to be euthanized.
The remaining dogs were taken to the City of Clovis Animal Shelter.
Judge Drew Tatum sentenced Davis to 18 months, suspended in favor of supervised probation. The judge also ordered that Davis pay $1,000 to the animal rescue group Cindy’s Hope for Precious Paws.
He will also pay restitution to the veterinarian and was ordered not to possess any animals.
Judge Tatum stated that he had been warned about the living conditions and breeding of his animals.
In 2009, the sheriff’s office seized dogs from his home, and the deputies had attempted to work with him regarding his animals.


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| static void | rt_i2s_channel_capture (rt_i2s_t *handle, int channel, void *buffer, size_t size, rt_event_t *event) |
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| static void | rt_i2s_stop (rt_i2s_t *handle) |
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This API provides support for transferring data between an external I2S device and the processor running this driver. One API can actually drive up to 4 I2S coupled together.
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Enqueue the specified buffer so that the I2S samples are transfered to this buffer. It is possible to call this function asynchronously and several time in order to enqueue several buffers. At least 2 buffers should be queued to ensure that no data sampled is lost and also enables maximum performance. Queue a new buffer when one is full to ensure that at least 2 are always available.
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| buffer | The memory buffer where the captured samples will be transfered. |
| size | The size in bytes of the memory buffer. |
| event | The event used for managing termination. The event will be notified as soon as the specified amount of bytes have been captured. |
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This function closes an opened I2S device once it is not needed anymore, in order to free all allocated resources. Once this function is called, the device is not accessible anymore and must be opened again before being used. This operation is asynchronous and its termination can be managed through an event.
- Parameters
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| event | The event used for managing termination. |
◆ rt_i2s_conf_init()
This function can be called to get default values for all parameters before setting some of them. The structure containing the configuration must be kept alive until the i2s device is opened.
- Parameters
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| conf | A pointer to the I2S configuration. Can be NULL to take default configuration. |
| event | The event used for managing termination. |
- Returns
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Users do not have patience for slow apps. And rightfully so! While a a big reason why the applications we use now-a-days are so fast is due to the improvements made in hardware over the last few decades, the software developer still has an important role to play in keeping everything moving quickly.
As we write our applications, we should always be mindful of what operations are being done frequently, since optimizing these will have the biggest impact on the efficiency of our overall application. And regardless of what type of app you are creating, it is likely that one of the operations you will be relying on is searching. We search for songs to add to a playlist, videos to watch, people we need to talk to and so much more. Because of this, it is essential that we optimize our searches.
There are two common searching algorithms that developers are often introduced to when they are writing some of their first apps: linear search and binary search. Let’s walk through the differences between them.
Sometimes referred to as sequential search, this algorithm is fairly straightforward. Given a set of data, traverse the dataset one item at a time until either you find the item you are looking for OR check every item in the set and verify the item you are looking for is not there.
The process of performing a binary search has a couple of extra steps. First, there is a precondition that the set of data you are searching is already sorted (alphabetically, numerically, etc). Then, the steps to search are:
A visualization comparing these two algorithms is shown below.
searching.py
These two searching strategies have very different runtimes.
Linear Search: O(n)
Binary Search: O(log(n))
Looking at the above runtimes, it is clear that we should be using binary search over linear search. However, we cannot perform binary search if our data isn’t ALREADY SORTED!
While the justification for WHY we want to sort our data is pretty clear, a harder question to answer is HOW do we want to sort our data. Over the next few days, we will explore several different sorting algorithms, examining the pros and cons of each.


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Choose a location on your hard disk to store the code libraries. For example:
/_code/
Avoid using spaces or non-ASCII characters in folder names above the hTools2 folder.
Download the latest version of hTools2 from the project’s repository on github.
Unzip and save it into the newly created code folder:
/_code/hTools2/
If you are used to git, you can clone the code directly from the project’s repository on github:
git clone https://github.com/gferreira/hTools2.git
Create a simple text file, containing the path to the Lib folder inside hTools2:
/code/hTools2/Lib/
Note
The easiest way to get the correct path is by dragging the Lib folder from Finder into a code editor or Terminal – so you’ll get the path without having to type it.
Save this file as hTools2.pth in the site-packages folder for the desired Python(s):
/Library/Python/2.5/site-packages/hTools2.pth
/Library/Python/2.6/site-packages/hTools2.pth
/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/hTools2.pth
And that’s it.
Note
This method will create a reference to the current Lib folder, in this case /code/hTools2/Lib/.
As an alternative to the manual installation (2a), it is also possible to install hTools2 by running a setup script.
In the Terminal, go the hTools2 folder, and simply run the script setup.py with Python:
cd /_code/hTools2/
python setup.py install
If you get an error message regarding user permissions, try running the script with sudo:
sudo python setup.py install
This will prompt you to input your user name and password to allow access to system folders.
Note
This method will copy the Lib folder to the Python site-packages folder.
To check if hTools2 has been installed successfully, try to run this line in the RoboFont scripting window or in Terminal:
import hTools2
If no error message is returned, the installation was successful.


Casa C / Camponovo Baumgartner Architekten
- Curated by Paula Pintos
- about 20 hours
Refurbishment · Reckingen-Gluringen, Switzerland
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? Architects: Camponovo Baumgartner Architekten
- AreaArea of this architecture projectArea: 244.0 m2
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?YearCompletion year of this architecture project Year: 2012
- version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?PhotographsPhotographs: José Hevia
Text description provided by the architects. The 100-year-old "Casa C" is located in the center of Reckingen, facing the church. Reckingen is a typical settlement in this mountain valley.
Houses and barns are divided into separate units. The small-scaled barns form a landscape of close-standing, dark wooden buildings with narrow alleys in between. There are only a few stone buildings, among them, the white plastered baroque church. The church's scale is enormous, compared to the wooden barns.
The barn consists of two units. Structurally, each of the unit's utilities the traditional layout of the barn, with a lower floor, formerly used to house animals, and an upper floor, formerly used as a hayloft.
Due to new animal protection laws, the owner had to permanently close the barn. Tearing down the barn to build a new construction was not possible because it is part of the historic village center and a protected monument. Therefore, the task was to convert the barn without destroying its outer facade.
The main structure of the barn was kept. The structure of the middle wall was as well important to the concept.
The new weekend house was conceived as a building inside the haylofts. The inner facade is twice detached from its outer shell. Thus, two non-heated alcoves are developed, one in each hayloft, exposing the original height and wood-structure of the space.
One of them serves as an entrance space, the other is in front of the living room and can be used as a Loggia. The inner facades were generously glazed to visually enlarge the living room to the exterior facades and to create a connection between the old and the new elements.
The open stairs, in former times used to bring the hay from above to the barn below, serves today as the entrance stair for the house.
The holiday unit consists of undulating living space and small kept private rooms. The historic wall, in the middle of the house, is twice removed. A spiral path rises through rooms with different sizes, height, and orientation and connects the two floors. This area offers great views of the mountains. The sleeping rooms are joined as niches to the living space. Finally, the doors and the cupboards are integrated into the walls.
The construction consists entirely of wood. The floor is made of native larch, the walls and ceilings are made of a high-quality birch inlay, which contrasts the dark old wood oft he "log house“ facade. The roof is newly covered with larch shingles. All the surfaces are untreated and exposed to natural deterioration.
Originally published April 04, 2014.


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Additional plugins class names loaded by this application
Plugins class names to disable
Additional configuration
Additional configuration
Additional plugins class names loaded by this application
The application classloader
The application classloader
The configuration used by this application.
The configuration used by this application.
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Retrieves a file relative to the application root path.
Retrieves a file relative to the application root path. This method returns an Option[File], using None if the file was not found.
For example, to retrieve a configuration file:
val myConf = application.getExistingFile("conf/myConf.yml")
the relative path of the file to fetch
an existing file
Retrieves a file relative to the application root path.
Retrieves a file relative to the application root path.
For example, to retrieve a configuration file:
val myConf = application.getFile("conf/myConf.yml")
relative path of the file to fetch
a file instance; it is not guaranteed that the file exists
Scans the application classloader to retrieve all types annotated with a specific annotation.
Scans the application classloader to retrieve all types annotated with a specific annotation.
This method is useful for some plugins, for example the EBean plugin will automatically detect all types
annotated with @javax.persistance.Entity
, using:
val entities = application.getTypesAnnotatedWith("models", classOf[javax.persistance.Entity])
Note that it is better to specify a very specific package to avoid expensive searches.
the annotation type
the root package to scan
the annotation class
a set of types names specifying the condition
The global settings object used by this application.
The global settings object used by this application.
play.api.GlobalSettings
The application path
The application path
Retrieves a plugin of type T
.
Retrieves a plugin of type T
.
For example, retrieving the DBPlugin instance:
val dbPlugin = application.plugin(classOf[DBPlugin])
the plugin type
the plugin’s class
the plugin instance, wrapped in an option, used by this application
Retrieves a plugin of type T
.
Retrieves a plugin of type T
.
For example, to retrieve the DBPlugin instance:
val dbPlugin = application.plugin[DBPlugin].map(_.api).getOrElse(sys.error("problem with the plugin"))
the plugin type
The plugin instance used by this application.
The plugins list used by this application.
The plugins list used by this application.
Plugin classes must extend play.api.Plugin and are automatically discovered by searching for all play.plugins files in the classpath.
A play.plugins file contains a list of plugin classes to be loaded, and sorted by priority:
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play.api.Plugin
Scans the application classloader to retrieve a resource.
Scans the application classloader to retrieve a resource.
For example, to retrieve a configuration file:
val maybeConf = application.resource("conf/logger.xml")
the absolute name of the resource (from the classpath root)
the resource URL, if found
Scans the application classloader to retrieve a resource’s contents as a stream.
Scans the application classloader to retrieve a resource’s contents as a stream.
For example, to retrieve a configuration file:
val maybeConf = application.resourceAsStream("conf/logger.xml")
the absolute name of the resource (from the classpath root)
a stream, if found
The router used by this application (if defined).
The router used by this application (if defined).
Plugins class names to disable
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The application path
The application classloader
Additional plugins class names loaded by this application
Plugins class names to disable
Additional configuration