See: Description
| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| CopyOption |
An object that configures how to copy or move a file.
|
| DirectoryStream<T> |
An object to iterate over the entries in a directory.
|
| DirectoryStream.Filter<T> |
An interface that is implemented by objects that decide if a directory
entry should be accepted or filtered.
|
| FileVisitor<T> |
A visitor of files.
|
| OpenOption |
An object that configures how to open or create a file.
|
| Path |
An object that may be used to locate a file in a file system.
|
| PathMatcher |
An interface that is implemented by objects that perform match operations on
paths.
|
| SecureDirectoryStream<T> |
A
DirectoryStream that defines operations on files that are located
relative to an open directory. |
| Watchable |
An object that may be registered with a watch service so that it can be
watched for changes and events.
|
| WatchEvent<T> |
An event or a repeated event for an object that is registered with a
WatchService . |
| WatchEvent.Kind<T> |
An event kind, for the purposes of identification.
|
| WatchEvent.Modifier |
An event modifier that qualifies how a
Watchable is registered
with a WatchService . |
| WatchKey |
A token representing the registration of a
watchable object
with a WatchService . |
| WatchService |
A watch service that watches registered objects for changes and
events.
|
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| Files |
This class consists exclusively of static methods that operate on files,
directories, or other types of files.
|
| FileStore |
Storage for files.
|
| FileSystem |
Provides an interface to a file system and is the factory for objects to
access files and other objects in the file system.
|
| FileSystems |
Factory methods for file systems.
|
| LinkPermission |
The
Permission class for link creation operations. |
| Paths | |
| SimpleFileVisitor<T> |
A simple visitor of files with default behavior to visit all files and to
re-throw I/O errors.
|
| StandardWatchEventKinds |
Defines the standard event kinds.
|
| Enum | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessMode |
Defines access modes used to test the accessibility of a file.
|
| FileVisitOption |
Defines the file tree traversal options.
|
| FileVisitResult |
The result type of a
FileVisitor . |
| LinkOption |
Defines the options as to how symbolic links are handled.
|
| StandardCopyOption |
Defines the standard copy options.
|
| StandardOpenOption |
Defines the standard open options.
|
| Exception | Description |
|---|---|
| AccessDeniedException |
Checked exception thrown when a file system operation is denied, typically
due to a file permission or other access check.
|
| AtomicMoveNotSupportedException |
Checked exception thrown when a file cannot be moved as an atomic file system
operation.
|
| ClosedDirectoryStreamException |
Unchecked exception thrown when an attempt is made to invoke an operation on
a directory stream that is closed.
|
| ClosedFileSystemException |
Unchecked exception thrown when an attempt is made to invoke an operation on
a file and the file system is closed.
|
| ClosedWatchServiceException |
Unchecked exception thrown when an attempt is made to invoke an operation on
a watch service that is closed.
|
| DirectoryIteratorException |
Runtime exception thrown if an I/O error is encountered when iterating over
the entries in a directory.
|
| DirectoryNotEmptyException |
Checked exception thrown when a file system operation fails because a
directory is not empty.
|
| FileAlreadyExistsException |
Checked exception thrown when an attempt is made to create a file or
directory and a file of that name already exists.
|
| FileSystemAlreadyExistsException |
Runtime exception thrown when an attempt is made to create a file system that
already exists.
|
| FileSystemException |
Thrown when a file system operation fails on one or two files.
|
| FileSystemLoopException |
Checked exception thrown when a file system loop, or cycle, is encountered.
|
| FileSystemNotFoundException |
Runtime exception thrown when a file system cannot be found.
|
| InvalidPathException |
Unchecked exception thrown when path string cannot be converted into a
Path because the path string contains invalid characters, or
the path string is invalid for other file system specific reasons. |
| NoSuchFileException |
Checked exception thrown when an attempt is made to access a file that does
not exist.
|
| NotDirectoryException |
Checked exception thrown when a file system operation, intended for a
directory, fails because the file is not a directory.
|
| NotLinkException |
Checked exception thrown when a file system operation fails because a file
is not a symbolic link.
|
| ProviderMismatchException |
Unchecked exception thrown when an attempt is made to invoke a method on an
object created by one file system provider with a parameter created by a
different file system provider.
|
| ProviderNotFoundException |
Runtime exception thrown when a provider of the required type cannot be found.
|
| ReadOnlyFileSystemException |
Unchecked exception thrown when an attempt is made to update an object
associated with a
read-only FileSystem . |
The java.nio.file package defines classes to access files and file
systems. The API to access file and file system attributes is defined in the
java.nio.file.attribute
package. The java.nio.file.spi
package is used by service provider implementors wishing to extend the
platform default provider, or to construct other provider implementations.
Many operating systems and file systems support for symbolic links. A symbolic link is a special file that serves as a reference to another file. For the most part, symbolic links are transparent to applications and operations on symbolic links are automatically redirected to the target of the link. Exceptions to this are when a symbolic link is deleted or renamed/moved in which case the link is deleted or removed rather than the target of the link. This package includes support for symbolic links where implementations provide these semantics. File systems may support other types that are semantically close but support for these other types of links is not included in this package.
The File
class defines the toPath
method to construct a Path
by converting
the abstract path represented by the java.io.File
object. The resulting
Path
can be used to operate on the same file as the File
object. The Path
specification provides further information
on the interoperability between Path
and java.io.File
objects.
The view of the files and file system provided by classes in this package are guaranteed to be consistent with other views provided by other instances in the same Java virtual machine. The view may or may not, however, be consistent with the view of the file system as seen by other concurrently running programs due to caching performed by the underlying operating system and delays induced by network-filesystem protocols. This is true regardless of the language in which these other programs are written, and whether they are running on the same machine or on some other machine. The exact nature of any such inconsistencies are system-dependent and are therefore unspecified.
The SYNC
and DSYNC
options are used when opening a file
to require that updates to the file are written synchronously to the underlying
storage device. In the case of the default provider, and the file resides on
a local storage device, and the seekable
channel is connected to a file that was opened with one of these
options, then an invocation of the write
method is only guaranteed to return when all changes made to the file
by that invocation have been written to the device. These options are useful
for ensuring that critical information is not lost in the event of a system
crash. If the file does not reside on a local device then no such guarantee
is made. Whether this guarantee is possible with other provider
implementations is provider
specific.
Unless otherwise noted, passing a null
argument to a constructor
or method of any class or interface in this package will cause a NullPointerException
to be thrown. Additionally,
invoking a method with a collection containing a null
element will
cause a NullPointerException
, unless otherwise specified.
Unless otherwise noted, methods that attempt to access the file system
will throw ClosedFileSystemException
when invoked on
objects associated with a FileSystem
that has been
closed
. Additionally, any methods
that attempt write access to a file system will throw ReadOnlyFileSystemException
when invoked on an object associated
with a FileSystem
that only provides read-only
access.
Unless otherwise noted, invoking a method of any class or interface in
this package created by one provider
with a parameter that is an object created by another provider,
will throw ProviderMismatchException
.
IOException
be thrown when an I/O
error occurs. In some cases, these methods define specific I/O exceptions
for common cases. These exceptions, noted as optional specific exceptions,
are thrown by the implementation where it can detect the specific error.
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Hello all! This is Annamarie Mickey, the lead artist on the Last Name in a Hat team! Or head character designer. Or lead concept artist. Take your pick, I wear a lot of hats around these parts (pun intended).
I was brought on the team sometime during the summer. It really only took one Skype call with Cody, our team leader, to pique my interest in the story of “Kuraz.” We’ve all seen our share of space games, but what I love about “Kuraz”—and what influenced the concepts and designs I’ve pursued with this game—are the people and society of Kuraz itself.
Some incredible technology exists in this future galaxy. Terraforming, highly advanced weapons, space ships… and people with the money to buy and use it all. Most of those people, though, don’t live on Kuraz. And those that do sit up in high skyscrapers with beautiful, colorful glass domes that keep the dirt and grime of the planet out of sight and out of mind.
Unlike the rich entrepreneurs and corrupt corporations, our story buries itself deep into that gritty dust and dirt, and the people who have to be as tough as nails to live in it. While designing the characters you’ll meet over the course of the game, I realized that these people—the true heart of the planet—have barely glimpsed the technology that created the colony on Kuraz. Brief glimpses of ships in the sky heading towards the wealthy end of the city, failed corporate attempts to clean up the slums, bits and pieces of scavenged weapons… these are the only experiences of the future’s “incredible technology” for most Kuraz citizens. And it’s hardly impressive.
Out of sight, out of mind.
What sort of people are molded from such an environment? What sort of streets do they walk down? What kind of sky do they view every day? What is the view from the patched windows in their tiny apartments and houses nestled between warehouses and tucked tight in the slums, where gangs and mercenary groups have control of the undercity?
And what view are they missing?
These are a lot of the questions I asked myself while designing the world of Kuraz (both the planet and the story), and exploring them has been both challenging and a lot of fun. And as the Last Name in a Hat team brings the art, story, music, and gameplay together, I hope you’re as eager as I have been to explore “Kuraz”!


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Two-stage Sampling ✓¶
Selecting a sample by two-stage sampling requires you to specify a stratification of the study area, a shapefile that defines the population of Primary Sampling Units (PSUs), and a sample size of both Primary and Secondary Sampling Units (PSUs and SSUs). The sampling is limited to simple random selection of SSUs in PSUs, and to selection of PSUs in strata based on the proportion of a single class of interest.
- Start by running the Sampling Design script in the Scripts pane > click Two-stage sampling.
- In the first entry box Specify stratification of the study area, specify a map that defines the study area.
- Under Specify the band values in the stratification that correspond to the class of interest, list the band values in stratification that correspond to the class of interest. For example, if the forest is the class of interest, specify all band values separated by comma that correspond to the forest strata.
- If the map has a no-data value or if you want to exclude a certain value in the map when defining the study area, specify the value in Specify no data value.
- Under Specify vector asset that defines PSU population, specify a GEE vector asset that outlines the population of PSUs. If shapefile exist, import into GEE from the Assets tab > New > Table upload.
- Click Load image – the map should be displayed in the image pane with all PSUs draped on top.
- Optional: click Display Class of Interest in PSUs to calculate and display the proportion of the class of interest in each PSU as a proportion between zero and one.
- In order to create the strata, you need specify a threshold or thresholds to divide the population of PSUs based on the proportion of the class of interest. For example, a threshold of 0.3 would create one stratum corresponding to the PSUs that contain the top 30% of the class of interest, and one stratum corresponding to the remaining PSUs. Specifying three thresholds of “0.25, 0.50, 0.75” would create four strata, one stratum that contains the top 25% PSUs, one that contains 25-50% of the top PSUs, one that contains 50-75% of the top PSUs and one with the remaining PSU. To understand what “Top x% PSUs” measn in this case. Think of a list of all the PSUs ranked by how much they contain the class of interest from 0 to 1. Specify the threshold under Select proportion for dividing strata (0-1) and click Divide into strata.
- Specify the number of 30 PSUs to be included in the sample under Specify desired number of Primary Sampling Units, and click Select PSUs.
- Specify the number of SSUs to selected in each of PSUs under Specify desired number of SSUs in each PSU. The total sample size will the number of selected PSUs times the number of selected SSUs.
- Optional: export the PSUs by clicking Export PSUs – note that this is not necessarily for collecting sample data.
- Export the total sample for interpretation, click Export sample and select the desired file format.


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WeatherResource
inherits from
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a graphical weather status in the view with an icon that represents the
current weather (e.g. a shining sun symbol for a warm and nice weather).
A WeatherResource
dummy contains only its geographical position
with longitude and latitude coordinates. The specific weather data, such as
temperature, weather code can be set by the
Loader
class. The valid
flag inheritated by the parent DataResource
class indicates,
whether the WeatherResource
contains all weather information in
it.
The weather information is taken of openweathermap.org
api.
Theoretically its api-independent instead of the
weatherConditionCode
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openweathermap.org
specific value.
Each WeatherResource
represents one geographical location in the
world. As float variables for its location makes it hard to compare two such
locations because of rounding issues, each WeatherResource
object is identified by its associated tile number at constant zoom level
(key).| Constructor and Description |
|---|
WeatherResource(float lat,
float lon,
int tileZoom)
The constructor creates a dummy object.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
java.awt.Image |
getIcon()
Returns the Image icon which refers to the current weather status.
|
java.lang.String |
getKey()
Returns the identifier, which uniquely identifies a
DataResource object. |
float |
getLat()
Get the geographical, latitude coordinate of this
WeatherResource . |
float |
getLon()
Get the geographical, longitude coordinate of this
WeatherResource . |
java.lang.String |
getName()
The coordinates are to specify the exact position of the object.
|
float |
getTemperature()
Returns the current temperature in degree Celsius for the place, where
this
WeatherResource points at. |
com.jogamp.opengl.util.texture.TextureData |
getTexture()
Create a drawable "image" of this
WeatherResource object. |
int |
getWeatherConditionCode()
The Weather Condition Code specifies the current "state" of the weather.
|
void |
setTexture(com.jogamp.opengl.util.texture.TextureData texData) |
java.lang.String |
toString() |
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Cusack SA, Wang PP, Moore BM, Meng F, Conner JK, Krysan PJ, Lehti-Shiu MD, Shiu SH. Genome-wide predictions of genetic redundancy in Arabidopsis thaliana. bioRxiv
Moore BM, Lee Y S, Grotewold E, Shiu SH. Modeling gene regulation in response to wounding: temporal variations, hormonal variations, and specialized metabolism pathways induced by wounding. bioRxiv
Wang P, Moore BM, Ugyun S, Lehti-Shiu M, Barry C, Shiu SH. Optimizing the use of gene expression data to predict plant metabolic pathway memberships. bioRxiv
Noble JA, Liu MCJ, DeFalco TA, Stegmann M, McNamara K, Sullivan B, Dinh KK, Khuu N, Hancock S, Shiu SH, Zipfel C, Beilstein MA, Cheung AY, Palanivelu, R. Conserved Molecular Function and Regulatory Subfunctionalization of the LORELEI Gene Family in Brassicaceae. bioRxiv
Wang PP, Meng FR, Moore BM, Shiu SH. Read coverage as an indicator of misassembly in a short-read based genome assembly. bioRxiv
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Baetsen-Young A, Chen H, Shiu SH, Day B. Contrasting transcriptional responses to Fusarium virguliforme infection in symptomatic and asymptomatic hosts. Plant Cell (in press)
Liu WY, Lin HH, Yu CP, Chang CK, Chen HJ, Lin JY, Lu MYJ, Tu SL, Shiu SH Wu SH, Ku MSB, Li WH. Maize ANT1 modulates vascular development, chloroplast development, photosynthesis and plant growth. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 117(35):21747 pubmed
Moore BM, Wang P, Fan P, Lee Au, Leong B, Lou YR, Schenck C, Sugimoto K, Last R, Lehti-Shiu MD, Barry CS, Shiu SH. Within and cross species predictions of plant specialized metabolism genes using transfer learning. In Silico Plants 2(1):diaa005 doi
Azodi CB, Lloyd JP, Shiu SH. The cis-regulatory codes of response to combined heat and drought stress in Arabidopsis thaliana. Nuc Acid Res-Genomics & Bioinformatics 2(3):lqaa049 doi
Fan P, Wang P, Lou YR, Leong BJ, Moore BM, Schenck CA, Combs R, Cao P, Brandizzi F, Shiu SH, Last RL. Evolution of a plant gene cluster in Solanaceae and emergence of metabolic diversity. eLife 9:e56717 pubmed
Azodi CB, Tang J, Shiu SH. Opening the black box: interpretable machine learning for geneticists. [review] Trends in Genetics 36(6):442 pubmed
Bao Y, Song W, Wang P, Yu X, Li B, Jiang C, Shiu SH, Zhang H, Bassham DC (2020) The plant-specific COST1 protein balances plant growth and drought tolerance via attenuation of autophagy. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 117:7482 pumbed
Panchy NL, Lloyd JP, Shiu SH (2020) Improved recovery of cell-cycle gene expression in Saccharomyces cerevisiae from regulatory interactions in multiple omics data. BMC Genomics 21:159 pubmed
Schwarz B, Azodi CB, Shiu SH, Bauer P (2020) Putative cis-regulatory elements predict iron deficiency responses in Arabidopsis roots. Plant Physiol 182(3):1420 pubmed
Azodi CB, Pardo J, VanBuren R, de los Campos G, Shiu SH (2020) Transcriptome-based prediction of complex traits in maize. Plant Cell 32:139-151 pubmed
2019
Azodi CB, Bolger Eu, McCarren A, Roantree M, de los Campos G, Shiu SH (2019) Benchmarking algorithms for genomic prediction of complex traits. G3 9(11):3691 pubmed
Uygun Se, Azodi, CBe, Shiu, SH (2019) Cis-regulatory code for predicting plant cell-type specific high salinity response. Plant Physiol. 181(4):1739 pubmed
Lloyd JP, Bowman MJ, Azodi CB, Moghe GD, Childs KL, Shiu SH. Evolutionary characteristics of intergenic transcribed regions indicate rare novel genes and widespread noisy transcription in the Poaceae (2019) Scientific Reports 9:12122 pubmed
Panchy NL, Azodi CB, Winship EFu, Shiu SH (2019) Expression and regulatory asymmetry of retained Arabidopsis thaliana transcription factor genes derived from whole genome duplication. BMC Genomics 19:77 pubmed
Chang YM, Lin HH, Liu WY, Yu CP, Chen HJ, Kao YY, Wu YH, Lin JJ, Li MYJ, Tu SL, Wu SH, Shiu SH, Ku MSB, Li WH (2019) A comparative transcriptomics method to infer gene coexpression networks and its applications to maize and rice leaf transcriptomes. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 116(8):3091-3099 pubmed
Moore BM, Wang P, Fan P, Leong B, Schenck C, Lloyd J, Lehti-Shiu MD, Last R, Pichersky E, Shiu SH (2019) Robust predictions of specialized metabolism genes through machine learning. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 116(6):2344-2353 pubmed
2018
Wang P, Moore BM, Panchy NL, Meng F, Lehti-Shiu MD, Shiu SH (2018) Factors influencing gene family size variation among related species in a plant family, Solanaceae. Genome Biol. Evol. 10(10):2596–2613 pubmed
Liu MJ, Sugimoto K, Uygun, S, Panchy NL, Campbell M, Yandell M, Howe GA, Shiu SH (2018) Regulatory Divergence In Wound-Responsive Gene Expression In Domesticated And Wild Tomato. Plant Cell 30(7):1445-1460 pubmed
Lloyd JP, Tsai ZTY, Sowers RPu, Panchy NL, Shiu SH (2018) A model-based approach for identifying functional intergenic transcribed regions and non-coding RNAs. Mol. Biol. Evol. 35(6):1422-1436 pubmed
Tsai CH, Uygun S, Roston R, Shiu SH, Benning C (2018) Recovery from N Deprivation Is a Transcriptionally and Functionally Distinct State in Chlamydomonas. Plant Physiol. 176(3):2007-2023 pubmed
2017
Huang CF, Yu CP, Wu YH, Lu MJ, Tu SL, Wu SH, Shiu SH, Ku MSB, Li WH (2017) Elevated auxin biosynthesis and transport underlie high vein density in C4 leaves. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci., USA 114(33):E6884 pubmed
Uygun Se, Seddon AEe, Azodi C, Shiu SH (2017) Predictive models of spatial transcriptional response to high salinity. Plant Physiol. 174:450-464 pubmed
Tsai ZTY, Lloyd J, Shiu SH (2017) Defining functional, genic regions in the human genome through integration of biochemical, evolutionary, and genetic evidence. Mol. Biol. Evol. 34(7):1788-1798 pubmed
Bennett MS, Shiu SH, Triemer RE. (2017) A rare case of plastid protein-coding gene duplication in the chloroplast genome of Euglena archaeoplastidiata (Euglenophyta). J Phycol. 53(3):493-502 pubmed
Lehti-Shiu MDe, Panchy N, Wang P, Uygun S, Shiu SHe. (2017) Diversity, expansion, and evolutionary novelty of plant DNA-binding transcription factor families. Biochim. Biophys. Acta Gene Regul. Mech. 1860(1):3-20 [Review] pubmed
2016
Uygun S, Peng C, Lehti-Shiu MD, Last R, Shiu SH. (2016) Utility and limitations of using gene expression data to identify functional associations. PLoS Comp. Biol. 12(12):e1005244 pubmed
Panchy N, Lehti-Shiu MD, Shiu SH. (2016) Evolution of Gene Duplication in Plants. [review] Plant Physiol. 171(4):2294-316. pubmed
Kang H, Zhu D, Lin R, Opiyo SO, Jiang N, Shiu SH, Wang GL. (2016) A novel method for identifying polymorphic transposable elements via scanning of high-throughput short reads. DNA Research 23(3):241-51. pubmed
Liu T, Newton L, Liu MJ, Shiu SH, Farre EM. (2016) A G-box-like motif is necessary for transcriptional regulation by circadian pseudo-response regulators in Arabidopsis. Plant Physiol. 170(1):528-39. pubmed


Humans are bad at seeing trends. We focus on anecdotes and tend to overvalue outliers. We look for odd cases instead of what's normal. Your eyes will deceive you; don't trust them. CAR reporters tend to be better at handling this, so I want to extract the tools used for investigative projects and apply them to daily reporting.
It's hard to see the whole story. When dealing with problems like crime, climate change, economics don't benefit from incremental updates--indeed, they can add to confusion--until you know the big picture. This is where better tools can help, like a database that captures the information reporters collect in the course of writing stories.
It's hard to know what matters. Don't commit to an information structure until you know what you're dealing with, and even then, be prepared to change. If your framework doesn't match reality, change your framework. This is in the weeds a bit, but it's important to deal with, since structures enforce a certain rigidity.
Information gets lost. Text is a lossy medium. Video and audio are worse. We gather an enormous amount of information in the course of reporting, but most of it gets thrown away. Use every part of the pig. Never lose information.
When it comes to knowing the state of the world, I shouldn't have to guess. News stories are focused on what's new, what's changed, but most of what we know about our subject matter hasn't changed. Old information gets pushed to the bottom of stories, rewritten and recycled. Don't repeat yourself. The sidebar on FiveThirtyEight is a great example of this.
Getting to 100 percent. Our goal with Homicide Watch DC was to cover every homicide, crime to conviction. That meant focusing on one type of crime, in one place, to the exclusing of everything else. Sometimes it meant throwing out a lot of traditions that get justified as "what reporters do," like going to crime scenes and filing FOIAs. Instead, we focused on gathering data ourselves and building a structure around court reporting.


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Spring Training is officially underway and yesterday, Theo Epstein informed us all of the "Cubs Way". This is an "few hundred page" organizational manual that is being written with the goal of getting all levels of the organization, from the Dominican Summer League all the way up to the major league club, on the same page with the same strategies and methods.
"Playing hard is a big part of it but playing the game the right way and teaching it consistently are as well." - Theo Epstein
"We're going to be teaching the game the exact same way," Esptein said, "everything from what foot you hit the bag with when you're making the turn to how we run bunt plays to what our overall hitting philosophy is." - Theo Epstein
In the press conference in Mesa on Satuday, Epstein and Sveum continued to stress the importance of solid play in the fundamental aspects of the game. As Cubs fans, we're used to hearing managers and the front office give lip service to fundamentals before, but it appears that these areas of the game will now be the focus. I'm sure it didn't take Theo long in looking at tape or talking with people to realize how much this club is lacking in the basic aspects of the game. If, in his time with the Red Sox, he watched SportsCenter once a week, I'm sure he picked up on it.
I wouldn't expect to see a team with flawless fundamentals in the near-future. The young players will need to learn the "right way" to play the game and the veterans will need to remember and re-learn. I haven't played baseball since 1988, so I can't speak from experience, but I would assume we'll see quite a bit of hesitancy from players that are having to think about the fundamentals rather than playing loose...and wrong. When these things become instinct, we'll start seeing the fruits of "Cubs Way".
While Theo says the goal of the 2012 team is the win the World Series, there's no doubt that the organization is laying the foundation for a solid and consistent team a few years down the road.


August 24 2017
Cynthia Goes To Camp...Bootcamp That Is...
I told my husband many years ago, after finishing my last degree, that I was never going back to school –ever. I had endured the pursuit of post-secondary education not once, but twice. It has been grueling both times. There were no clubs or sororities for me. It was work, school, work, school. The first time around, I had majored in Accounting and found it painfully boring. So I went back to school to get it right. I completed my degree in Information Systems and I was DONE. Over the years, I initially held many positions in IT and finally found a software development position at good company and settled in my job. The problem is that I got too settled. I essentially performed the same duties and maintained the same code, the same way, year...after year...after year.
But one day, things started to change. We had a change in management and a new direction. I went from enjoying my job to feeling frustrated and trapped. This company was not where I wanted to be anymore. I wanted to leave only to realize that my skills were no longer “hot”. I was essentially a Palm Pilot in a iPhone/Samsung world. I had a choice—I could stay and endure or I could leave and start over. Since I was financially secure, I decided to take my marbles and start over. How would I start over??? Traditional college was not me.  I did not need to get “ready for the workforce”—I had worked in corporate America for decades. I did not just want to go the online route either because I knew software development was not a solitary endeavor—it involves team building and collaboration. After much consideration, I decided to do an intensive coding bootcamp—much more expensive than an online courses but much less than another traditional college degree. I did not just want to learn syntax—I want to build projects. So, although I was not thrilled about going to class and doing homework again, I decided this was the best path for me.
Fast forward a couple of months….. How do I feel now?? I am still trying to get used to class and homework. Unlike the first time, I am older with many more family responsibilities. However, when I am able to catch my breath (which is few and far between), I am actually enjoying myself. I am learning something totally out of my comfort zone. My old career is starting to feel new and fresh again—just like it felt all those years ago when I first started.


There is something about the smell of new carpeting that turns me on
Picture me doing somersaults
across your abdomen
and drawing houses made out of q tips
directly on your frontal lobe
I did really well in AP biology
I just wanted you to know
that when I picture your insides
I am viewing them anatomically
correct
I have a tendency to exaggerate
or at least thats what
my mom has told me
she taught me how to fold fitted sheets
and how to alter my voice
when making professional phone calls
but that part she did indirectly
I am a good listener
I promise
I know that there are ways to feel good
I never learned how to do a cartwheel


 The message of "needing a man to make me happy" is inappropriate, sure, but no worse than, say, the legions of big-gun testosterone poisoners that teach violence as a method of problem-solving.
Even as a feminist fantasy, WAITING TO EXHALE is tremendously watchable. Director Forrest Whitaker, making his feature-film debut, evokes genuine emotion from this stellar cast of leading ladies. Standout sequences include a hilariously frank sex scene and the early show-stopper of Angela Bassett torching her hubby's BMW.  Equally engaging are the *male* roles; a parade of liars and cheats that could rival the entire rogues gallery of any DIE HARD, James Bond, or Batman movie.
Writers Ronald Bass and Terry McMillan (from her novel) deliver a staggering number of mixed messages. Only one of the characters (Loretta Devine) consistently acts responsible, and she's the least-glamorous of the lot.  How does she react? By having a "quick one" herself. Sigh. Ladies, go and enjoy this movie. Laugh, cry, and talk back to the screen.  (Rated "R"/124 min.)
Grade: B-
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In CSS, how would we write the class selector for this HTML element?

Some red text

#red
.red
p
.red
In CSS, how would we write the id selector for this HTML element?

Some red text

.this-paragraph
@this-paragraph
#this-paragraph
#this-paragraph
Which statement is true?
Styles "cascade" down until changed
p {
color:blue;
font-size: 20px;
}
.red {
color: red;
}
#special {
font-family: 40px;
}

Paragraph

Paragraph

Paragraph

Paragraph
Paragraph
Paragraph
Your browser assigns different priorities to CSS depending on the type of selector.
Your browser also assigns priority based on the specificity of the selection. More specific selectors have higher priority.
.main .sale .clearance p { // Most specific
color: red;
}
.header .title p {
color: green;
}
.footer p { // Least specific
color: blue;
}
The tie-breaker is position. Rules lower in the file overwrite rules higher in the file
a {
background-color: yellow;
}
a {
background-color: teal;
}
a { // This rule wins
background-color: black;
}
Many CSS properties have self-explanatory names:
So far, we have mostly seen "block" elements. They appear on the next line, like paragraphs.
There are also "inline" elements. They appear on the same line that they are written on.
img
, a
, em
, strong
p
, h1
, ul
, li
, and almost everything else

Content

Content

Main Heading

Some more content

.align-right {
text-align: right;
color: purple;
font-weight: bold;
}

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit

Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore.

Magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam.

Quis nostrud exercitation ullamco.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit
Sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore.
Magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam.
Quis nostrud exercitation ullamco.
HTML5 offers new elements for better document structure and semantics
Some of the most commonly used new tags include:

A full list can be found here.
Let's create a site using divs to separate content into different sections on our page.
Create a header, content area, sidebar, and a footer.
A page divided into divs might look like this:
<!doctype html>

<title>Sample Page</title>

My Page Title

The main content

Some stuff in a sidebar

Copyright me

A page divided using HTML 5 elements might look like this:
<!doctype html>

<title>Sample Page</title>

My Page Title

The main content

Some stuff in a sidebar

Copyright me

Span is used to apply a specific style inline
.highlight {
color: teal;
}

Paragraph with teal text.

Paragraph with teal text.
Let's add some spans to our content to help highlight some text.
Changing the style of a link when you hover over it is accomplished by using pseudo-classes.
CSS pseudo-classes are used to add special effects to some selectors.
Syntax:
selector:pseudo-class {
property: value;
}
Example:
a:link{
text-decoration: line-through;
}
Will select all unvisited
tags and put a line through them.
Like this!
a:link {color:#FF0000;} /* unvisited link */
a:visited {color:#00FF00;} /* visited link */
a:hover, a:focus {color:#FF00FF;} /* mouse over or select with keyboard*/
a:active {color:#0000FF;} /* selected link */
a:hover MUST come after a:link and a:visited in the CSS definition to be effective!
a:active MUST come after a:hover in the CSS definition to be effective!
Add pseudo classes to your links


I am an experienced manager based in East London with a hybrid of technical skills and proficiency in developing pre and post-sale client relationships. I have worked in both sales and product roles, and am at my best bridging between teams to align understanding and find opportunities to deliver value.
I’m always happy to hear about interesting opportunities – feel free to get in touch below.
After completing a PhD in biological modelling from UCL in 2012, I worked as a researcher and project manager at Oxford University’s Blavatnik School of Government, where I was part of the small administrative team that set up the School and its academic programme. A partnership with Apple Education led to the opportunity to engage in product management as part of my role, working with the University's IT Services to deliver an iPad app used for the programme's learning materials.
From 2013 I worked in Product for a fast-growing regtech startup – Arachnys – where I led a small, expert research team in developing and maintaining a best-in-class library of intelligence sources in 96 languages, built technical partnerships with data suppliers and engaged with clients in banking, finance and investigations to align delivery with requirements.
I joined the payments and revenue delivery platform Paddle in 2017 and built the Solutions function, delivering high-quality technical pre-sales and dedicated implementation support for software clients globally.
In 2019, I became the first in region Partner Solution Architect for cloud communications company Twilio, where I provide enablement and technical advisory to consulting partners in the EMEA region.
Outside of work, I'm a Trustee for LGBT+ chamber choir The Fourth Choir, an occasional runner and guerilla gardner and, currently, a British Sign Language learner.


Attack Mode
- Starting Point
- The starting point is the request you desire from which you would like all attacks to originate from.
Info: Specify a URL as the starting point in the form of:
e.g.http://localhost:8180/bodgeit/
Info: Accepts System Environment Variables, Build Variables as well as Environment Inject Plugin Variables(cannot be used during pre-build).
- The starting point is the request you desire from which you would like all attacks to originate from.
- Spider Scan – Evaluates URL for Passive Alerts.
- Recurse – Default: True
Info: If you select 'Recurse' then all of the nodes underneath the one specified will also be used to seed the spider.
- Subtree Only – Default: False
Info: If you select 'Subtree Only' the spider will only access resources that are under the starting point (URI). When evaluating if a resource is found within the specified subtree, the spider considers only the scheme, host, port, and path components of the URI.
- Max Children to Crawl – Default: 0
Info: Specify the 'Max Children to Crawl'. This parameter limits the number of children that will be crawled at every node in the tree. This is useful for data driven applications that have large numbers of 'pages' that are in fact exactly the same code but containing different data, for example from a database. By default this is set to zero which means there are no limits applied to the number of child nodes crawled.
- Recurse – Default: True
- AJAX Spider
- In Scope Only – Default: False
Info: If you select 'In Scope Only' then any URLs which are out of scope will be ignored.
Notice: Does not support authentication.
- In Scope Only – Default: False
- Active Scan – Evaluates URL for Active Alerts.
- Policy
Info: Select a ZAP policy to use for the Active Scan. The policies must be stored in the Path provided for 'ZAP Settings'. "Default Policy" is used if no policy is specified.
- Recurse – Default: True
Info: If you select 'Recurse' then all of the nodes underneath the one selected will also be scanned. Custom input vectors are only supported if this option is not selected.
- Policy


#include <core_messages.hpp>
Definition at line 305 of file core_messages.hpp.
◆ closing_connection_message() [1/2]
| graphene::net::closing_connection_message::closing_connection_message |
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◆ closing_connection_message() [2/2]
| graphene::net::closing_connection_message::closing_connection_message |
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const std::string & |
reason_for_closing, |
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closing_due_to_error = false , |
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const fc::oexception & |
error = fc::oexception() |
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) |
| |
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inline |
◆ closing_due_to_error
| bool graphene::net::closing_connection_message::closing_due_to_error |
◆ error
◆ reason_for_closing
| std::string graphene::net::closing_connection_message::reason_for_closing |
◆ type
| const core_message_type_enum graphene::net::closing_connection_message::type = core_message_type_enum::closing_connection_message_type |
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static |
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following files:


I recently came across some Cyclobenzaprine and generic Oxycodone pills. The cyclobenzaprine was a kind of beige round pill(a little bit bigger than a sudafed) with '751' imprinted on one side and 'M' imprinted on the other side. I think the Cyclobenzaprine was generic too, but im not certain. I was able to identify that the oxycodone was indeed generic because of the pill pictures in the oxycodone vault. It is a white round pill with a '512' imprinted on one side of the pill.
I had 1 of the oxycodones a few days earlier, which I smoked pot with. Also i had been smoking pot for the past week everyday.
I was back at school after a short thanksgiving break. My mind was stressed with the thoughts of all the work I have due in a short period of time and final exams and everything. I needed something to relax me. I remembered the pills I had and decided to take one Cyclobenzaprine and one Oxycodone. But before I popped the pills I thought I should look online and see if mixing the two drugs would be dangerous.
T+ 0:00
I'm in my apartment style dorm. The room is fairly dark. My roomate is here.  He's a nice kid but he doesnt even drink alcohol and hes of legal age. I orally take one cyclobenzaprine(10mg) and one oxycodone(5mg oxycodone/325 acetaminophen).
T+ 0:20
I'm starting to feel 'different' only after about 10 or 20 minutes. I started getting a little nervous and my heart was beating fast. But it seemed to slow back down to normal after I kept telling myself 'its ok, your fine, just relax'. This seems to happen to me just about everytime i take a new substance or new combination.
T+ 1:00
At this point I've become very sedated. I feel very relaxed. My back and neck was a little sore before dosing, probably from sleeping in a bad position the night before. The soreness is completely gone and my back and entire body feels great. My skin feels warm. Not warm to the touch, but warm in the sense that i feel kinda like im wrapped in a blanket. My skin just feels warm and this is a pleasurable feeling. My face is especially warm feeling. There is a slight feeling of tightness around my head, kind of like im wearing a hat. My mind feels like its slowing down too.
 It feels like my brain is working at 5%. I dont care though because I have no need or intention of studying. I'm tired but relaxed. I've been listening to mostly techno for the last 2hrs. I like many types of music but for some reason i kept playing this techno cd i had over and over again. I'm spacing out alot. Not like day dreaming, but like fully spacing out to the point where im just sitting there not thinking of anything. It was almost like my brain 'shut-off' or went on 'standby'(like a computer goes on standby) when i would space out.
T+ 2:30
My roomate has gone to sleep and I am very tired too. I decide to lay down and fall asleep very quickly. I slept well and felt a little hazy after waking up but this feeling went away after being awake for a few hours. Also i should mention i took a prescription 20mg Adderall in the morning which very well may have taken away that hazy feeling. I had not taken Adderall for about a week and half prior to this experience.
Conclusion: I found this combination to be pleasurable if I just want to lay down, listen to music and relax. That drug interaction statement about how the two drugs will slow down your brain alot was definitely true. I've had my brain slow down before with weed, painkillers and anti-depresants but never to this extent. I went to sleep while I was still strongly under the influence of these drugs.
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.


Edit your profile and pictures at any time.
Check out your recent matches and messages.
Your favorite dogs will be in your marked territory!
Sniff around to find some new friends for your dog.
The dogs you’ve recently seen will be here if you can’t decide.


Weekly musing #15 - Signs of growth
ABC contributors growing
The number of contributors to Bitcoin ABC keeps growing, which is encouraging. At this stage, a heartfelt thanks to all who volunteer their time and effort on this project.
I don't want to call out anyone individually, but if you're interested you can of course see the contributions to the project coming in at https://reviews.bitcoinabc.org.
ABC is using Phabricator as its main developer site. Phabricator is a nice (open source) solution for managing projects, with good code review and workflow features.
We are using the Github repository at the moment to push out finished code (releases).
Gearing up for 0.14.3 release
In the upcoming release, we will roll out better branding and client identification for ABC, something that several users had been asking for. Awesome work by the designer of the logo, if you ask me.
There are some changes related to the transaction signing - now ABC produces replay-protected transactions by default when the fork is active.
The release will also include a bugfix for a crash that could happen occasionally, and did happen to some users. Let's hope as we get more eyes reviewing code changes, such things will not re-occur.
Description of the ABC release process
Mengerian and I had a constructive session adapting the document which describes the release process. This document is still in review at this time (https://reviews.bitcoinabc.org/D335). I post the link here because some people are wondering about the process ABC follows to release its software.
I would caution that the processes are still very young and are going to evolve. And there is still a lot of documentation to adapt, but Mengerian has been doing fantastic work on getting it into shape.
Preliminary look at larger blocks with ABC
One question that had been on my mind was:
How big blocks can ABC handle without running into some limitation?
This question had been particularly nagging on my mind since we had an outstanding issue with a test which seemed limited to 16MB blocks.
That turned out to be trivial to fix (the test simply needs to be generalized a bit more).
The next obvious target is 32MB.
Since MAX_PROTOCOL_MESSAGE_LENGTH is set to 32MB, we would expect to be able to produce blocks of almost that size.
And this is true - the test we have now generates blocks of exactly the size requested and so we can easily turn it up to generate a 32MB block. But of course there will be some overhead to wrap that block data into a peer-to-peer protocol message. As the test did not consider this overhead, it will fail when attempting to process a 32MB block.
So, raise MAX_PROTOCOL_MESSAGE_LENGTH? Yes.
Then I tried going to larger blocks. 64 MB?
No. One runs into another limit at around 33554432 bytes. Where does this strange number of ~33,5MB come from? It is of course 32 * 1024 * 1024 bytes, and is another limit encoded in the software (MAX_SIZE in serialize.h).
Can it be raised? Yes, of course. Bitcoin Unlimited for example has raised this to 256MB .
Let us be bold and try doing the same - raising both MAX_PROTOCOL_MESSAGE_LENGTH and MAX_SIZE .
This I did (both to a very large number around 256MB). That should be enough to attempt really large blocks.
I then ran the test with increasing block size by 1MB at each step.
I got up to processing a 134MB block correctly. On the next block my bitcoind process exited with a memory allocation error:
Error: Out of memory. Terminating.
I think my machine has adequate memory, so I have to resume this investigation.
But initial results from this test are very encouraging.
As others have reported in the past, there is massive potential to scale the blocksize dormant in Satoshi's client.


| is_quosureish {rlang} | R Documentation |
These functions are deprecated as of rlang 0.2.0 because they make the assumption that quosures are a subtype of formula, which we are now considering to be an implementation detail.
is_quosureish(x, scoped = NULL) as_quosureish(x, env = caller_env())
x |
An object to test. |
scoped |
A boolean indicating whether the quosure is scoped,
that is, has a valid environment attribute. If |
env |
The environment in which the expression should be evaluated. Only used for symbols and calls. This should typically be the environment in which the expression was created. |


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In true IoC style, configuration for a component is pushed into the component.
With PicoContainer, there are a few ways to do this:
public interface BigFatComponentConfig { String getSpellingWebServiceURL(); String getTimeout(); } public class BigFatComponent { URL spellWebService; String timeout; public BigFatComponent(BigFatComponentConfig config) { this.spellWebService = new URL(config.getSpellingWebServiceURL()); this.timeout = config.getTimeout(); } // other methods } ... pico.addComponent(BigFatComponent.class) pico.addComponent(new BigFatComponentConfigBean("http://foo.com/foo.wsdl", 120))
public class BigFatComponent { URL spellWebService; int timeout; public BigFatComponent(String spellingWebServiceURL, int timeout) { this.spellWebService = new URL(spellingWebServiceURL); this.timeout = timeout; } // other methods } ... pico.addComponent(BigFatComponent.class, new ConstParameter("http://foo.com/foo.wsdl"), new ConstantParameter(120));
public class BigFatComponent { URL spellWebService; int timeout; public BigFatComponent(String spellingWebServiceURL, int timeout) throws MalformedURLExeption { this.spellWebService = new URL(spellingWebServiceURL); this.timeout = timeout; } public String toString() { return "URL=" + spellWebService + ", timeout=" + timeout; } // other methods } ... pico.addConfig("spellingWebServiceURL", "http://foo.com/spelling.wsdl"); // matches constructor parameter name pico.addConfig("somethingOtherURL", "http://bar.com/other.wsdl"); pico.addConfig("timeout", 120); // matches constructor parameter name pico.addConfig("timeout2", 456); pico.as(Characteristics.USE_NAMES).addComponent(BigFatComponent.class); BigFatComponent bfc = pico.getComponent(BigFatComponent.class); System.out.println("bfc: " + bfc.toString()); // Prints .. "bfg: URL=http://foo.com/spelling.wsdl, timeout=120"
This feature of PicoContainer relies on the a non-JDK mechanism of accessing parameter names for methods and constructors. In this case named parameters spellingWebServiceURL and timeout.
There are two ways for this to work:
If the parameter name information cannot be accessed at runtime by PicoContainer, then Pico will be unable to differentiate between potential injectable classes of the same type and throws an exception that suggests that there is an ambiguity.
This is not a global variable facility. Its scoped with the container in question and its child containers.
This take the parameter name style a bit further.
ArgumentativePicoContainer can be used in a main method to take arguments from the command line and set them up as configuration for components to use elsewhere in the tree of PicoContainers.
public class DataStore { public DataStore(String JdbcUser, String JdbcPassword) { // etc } } ... public static void main(String[] args) { ArgumentativePicoContainer argContainer = new ArgumentativePicoContainer(args); DefaultPicoContainer appContainer = new DefaultPicoContainer(argContainer); appContainer.as(Characteristics.USE_NAMES).addComponent(DataStore.class) } ... java -jar myapp.jar JdbcUser=joe JdbcPassword=joejoejoe ... Result: DataStore is instantiated with the right "Joe" and "joejoejoe" as the two strings passed into the constructor.
Not all command line arguments are turned into configuration items, only those separated with an = sign (a second constructor parameter for ArgumentativePicoContainer allows you to specify a different separator). If the value to the right of the = is an int, then the config item will be added as an int (not a String). Likewise for long, and boolean ('true' / 'false'). All else will be left as a String.
Also not that there are not going to be any accidental injections of the wrong configuration value. If you don't specify enough command line arguments, PicoContainer will always throw the 'Ambiguous' exception and not inject the first String/int/long/boolean that it finds.
New feature in NanoContainer is "ConfigParameter" this parameter is bound only by explicit config name, and only against strings. However, string will be conveted to suitable datatype while injecting component by means of XStream value converters.
At the moment following data types are supported:
NanoContainer provides special implementations of pico, which are configured using properties (org.nanocontainer.config.PropertiesPicoContainer and org.nanocontainer.config.SystemPropertiesPicoContainer). By chaining those containers with ArgumentativePicoContainer you achieve really flexible configuration.
public static void main(String[] argv) { Properties defaultProperties = new Properties(); defaultProperties.load("default.properties"); // default properties are taken from here PicoContainer defaults = new PropertiesPicoContainer(defaultProperties); // system properties ( -Dfoo=bar ) override defaults PicoContainer system = new SystemPropertiesPicoContainer(defaults); PicoContainer arguments = new ArgumentativePicoContainer(argv,system); MutablePicoContainer work = new DefaultPicoContainer(arguments); work.addComponent(BigFatComponent.class,new ConfigParameter("webservice.url"),new ConfigParameter("webservice.timeout")); }
If some of properties are unavailable UnsatisfiableDependenciesException will be thrown


| Rank | Name | Battles Won | Battles Lost | Retreats | Card combos used | Total reinforcements | Troops killed | Troops lost | Status | Rating | |
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| {{ player.name }} (AI) |
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(Turn {{ player.deadTurn }})
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Use the form below to declare this turn's battles and token usage. When finished, click 'Finish Strategy Phase' to confirm the battles and move to the next phase.
If a team has at least one diplomat token, that team can declare an area they will spend a token at. This choice will affect the 'Low Morale' condition for assaults in the area of the token.
For each Skilled Spacers token a team spends, players on that team may designate an additional eligible ship or unique squadron as a veteran at the end of the Battle Phase.


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: Is all this emphasis on leadership biblical? (or healthy?) author: Ryan Hayden wordpress_id: 1158 wordpress_url: http://ryan-hayden.com/?p=1158 date: '2013-05-13 09:52:12 -0500' date_gmt: '2013-05-13 14:52:12 -0500' categories: - ministry tags: - emphasis - leadership ---
Just a question here to start off the week:
Is the “Leadership” emphasis biblical or is it just practical?
We Independent Baptists have our “Leadership Conferences,” every year a multitude of new leadership books come off of Christian presses, and you’ll have no problem finding a multitude of blogs and podcasts featuring some one’s tips on “leadership.”
I’m not throwing stones here. I’m guilty. I’ve been a long time fan of leadership books. (my favorite secular book is and probably always will be Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.) I listen to Michael Hyatt’s podcast and Paul Chappell’s Spiritual Leadership is one of only three books displayed in my office. I’ve sat under numerous lectures, both public and personal, on what it means to be a leader. I’ve attended leadership conferences both as a teenager and as a pastor. I’m neither a stranger to, nor have I been a critic of, the leadership theme.
Here’s the thing that bugs me though - as I read the scriptures, particularly the New Testament, I really don’t see this kind of leadership emphasis anywhere. I could be missing something, (and if I am, please point it out in the comments) but I just don’t see it. If you had to boil down the New Testament to a dozen themes, I don’t think leadership would be one of them.
(That’s not to say that scripture says nothing about leadership. We have the New Testament teaching on the role and responsibilities of church leadership. We have the Old Testament examples from Moses to Elijah and New Testament men like Paul and Peter.)
I just have this nagging feeling in the pit of my stomach that the leadership emphasis has a lot more to do with the spirit of the age than the spirit of the book. Also, I think it contributes to the unbiblical goal of having your church turn into a mega-church (and thus puts undue pressure on pastors all over the country.) One more thought - could it be that the leadership emphasis contributes to the trend to reduce a church to it’s pastor (and de-emphasizes the corporate work of the church?)
What’s your take? Let me know in the comments.


PURPOSE
mDataset/getVar - Retrieves a matlab variable object.
SYNOPSIS
function result = getVar(mDatasetObj, varName)
DESCRIPTION
CROSS-REFERENCE INFORMATION
See functions using getVar:
- nj_grid_varget NJ_GRID_VARGET - get variable data and associated grid coordinates from local NetCDF file, NetCDF URL or OpenDAP URL
- nj_time NJ_TIME - Get entire time vector for variable 'var' from any CF-compliant file
- nj_varget NJ_VARGET - get variable data from local NetCDF file, NetCDF URL or OpenDAP URL
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Sergio Aguero out for ‘a few games’ and will miss Manchester derby
by FSA EditorPep Guardiola has confirmed Sergio Aguero will be out for a “few games” with a thigh injury, with the striker to miss the Manchester derby.
Sergio Aguero will miss the Manchester derby with a thigh injury sustained in the win over Chelsea, Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola has confirmed.
Aguero was forced off with the injury in the 77th minute of City’s 2-1 victory in the Premier League on Saturday.
Guardiola informed reporters after the match that he believed Aguero’s injury was “bad” but could not provide any further details.
However, in his news conference to preview City’s Champions League meeting with Shakhtar Donetsk, Guardiola confirmed Aguero will be out of action for several weeks, meaning the striker – who has scored nine league goals this term – will miss the clash with Manchester United on December 7.
“Yes,” Guardiola responded when asked if City would be without Aguero for the derby.
“He will be out for a few games, don’t know exactly [how long], a few weeks, but he’ll be out.”
Guardiola was unable to pinpoint Aguero’s exact issue, but suggested the problem was a muscular one in the striker’s thigh.
“Exactly where I don’t know, his [thigh] tendon, at the front.”
Gabriel Jesus is set to lead City’s line in Aguero’s absence, with the 22-year-old Brazil international, who has five goals in all competitions so far in 2019-20, confident he can grasp the opportunity to shine.
“I’m not happy because Sergio is injured. I don’t like my friends being injured but I work here every day and I’m ready to play, because I want to improve so yes, I’m ready,” Jesus said.
“It’s not easy [to wait]. I’m a guy who wants to play, wants to work and improve. I don’t feel happy because I want to play but I respect everything and keep working.
“I have to do it all of the time because I am at a big club with big players and a big manager so I have to work and improve as much as possible.”
Despite playing second fiddle to Aguero, Jesus insists he has no regrets over moving to City in January 2017.
“When I decided to come to City I knew it was going to be hard because we have Sergio who is the top scorer of the club and scores every game, I knew this,” Jesus added.
“I have a chance to play under Pep, with top players here at a big club so that’s why I came, to enjoy it and to learn.”


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This page demonstrates how to make a dialog window as accessible as possible to assistive technology users. Dialog windows are especially problematic for screen reader users. Often times the user is able to “escape” the window and interact with other parts of the page when they should not be able to. This is partially due to the way screen reader software interacts with the browser.
To see this in action, you just need to . Once it’s open, you should not be able to interact with other links on the main page like going to the main GitHub page. The focus is said to be “trapped” inside the dialog until the user explicitely decides to leave it.
On top of that, this implementation provides all the usual mandatory bits from a dialog window: correct usage or
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order_date VARCHAR,
order_region VARCHAR,
order_id BIGINT,
order_info VARCHAR
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The North Tyneside streets where you can park for free to do your Christmas shopping
North Tyneside Council is bringing in free weekend parking in North Shields, Whitley Bay, Walllsend and Tynemouth in December
by Sonia SharmaShoppers will be able to park for free at weekends in North Tyneside's town centres in the run up to Christmas.
North Tyneside Council is making on-street parking free in the borough's town centres on Saturdays and Sundays throughout December.
The aim is to encourage people to visit shops in North Shields, Wallsend, Whitley Bay and Tynemouth.
There are already free spaces available in some council-managed car parks, as well as Priors Haven in Tynemouth .
But, all next month, motorists will be able to park for free at weekends on streets where restrictions usually apply. Scroll down to see the full list of the streets.
Phil Scott, the council's head of environment, housing and leisure, said: "We are committed to doing all we can to ensure the borough is a vibrant and attractive place to visit.
"There are already many great reasons to visit North Tyneside’s town and village centres this Christmas, such as our Winter Festival and Christmas lights displays.
"Providing free on-street parking at weekends throughout December is another great way to support our local businesses and the local economy in what is a really important time, ahead of Christmas."
Scott Glazebrook, owner of Hamiedog Menswear in Park View, Whitley Bay , said: "As a small independent business we are extremely pleased that the council is again offering free weekend parking this year.
"Christmas is our busiest period and whilst car parking is often a hot topic of conversation, by making things easier for shoppers to get about is going to be a big help not only for retailers like us but also for the many new coffee shops, bars and restaurants which have recently opened in the area.
"We're looking forward to another successful festive shopping month with local people taking advantage of the free parking and shopping local. It really does make a difference."
On-street parking is already free on Sundays in the borough’s town centres.
During December, this will be extended to Saturdays in town centres and to Saturdays and Sundays in Front Street, Tynemouth. Ticket machines will be temporarily suspended in the locations.
The streets where you will be able to park for free at weekends:
North Shields
- Howard Street
- Bedford Street
- Camden Street
- Church Way
- Little Bedford Street
- Lovaine Place
- Nile Street
- Norfolk Street
- Northumberland Place
- Northumberland Square,
- Railway Terrace
- Rudyerd Street
- Russell Street
- Sidney Street
- Spring Terrace
- Stephenson Street
- Suez Street
- Tyne Street
- Union Street
- West Percy Street
Wallsend
- Beech Grove
- Chestnut Street
- Elton Street East
- Hawthorn Grove
- Laburnum Avenue
- Laurel Street
- Woodbine Avenue
Whitley Bay
- Beach Avenue
- Brook Street
- Clifton Terrace
- Coquet Avenue
- Duchess Street
- Duke Street
- Fern Avenue
- Holly Avenue
- Laburnum Avenue
- Jesmond Terrace
- Marine Gardens
- North Parade
- Ocean View
- Oxford Street
- Park Avenue
- Park Parade
- Roxburgh Terrace
- Station Road
- Victoria Terrace
Tynemouth
- Front Street
Car parks that are already free of charge:
North Shields – Norfolk Street car park, King Street car park
Wallsend - Atkinson Terrace car park, Coronation Street car park
Whitley Bay - Back Park View car park, Park Road car park, Whitley Road car park
Tynemouth – Priors Haven


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WITNESS LIST Business & Commerce Committee April 22, 2003 - 9:00A HB 804 FOR: Jackson, Richie (Texas Restaurant Association), Austin, TX AGAINST: Hartnett, Dennis (Metro Alliance), San Antonio, TX Levy, Rick (TX AFL - CIO), Austin, TX Moorehead, Bee (Texas Impact), Austin, TX O'Neill, Blane (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Sabo, Jason (Center for Public Policy Priorities), Austin, TX Snead, Rev. Lou (Austin Interfaith), Austin, TX Troxell, Richard (Universal Living Wage Campaign), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Cox, Elise (Small Business and National Association of Women Business Owners), San Antonio, TX Joslove, Scott (Texas Hotel and Motel Association), Austin, TX Kennedy, Linda (Small Business Owner and NAWBO), San Antonio, TX Newton, Chris (Texas Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association), Austin, TX Pewitt, Bill (Texas Licensed Child Care Association), Austin, TX Reagan, Karen (Texas Retailers Association), Austin, TX Rohm, Wanda (Small Business, NFIB, and NAWBO), Austin, TX Waldie, Shari (Pizza Hut), Austin, TX Against: Baker, Robert A. (Austin Interfaith), Austin, TX Blanquiz, Mary (Self), San Antonio, TX Bolduc, Marianne Baker (Self), Austin, TX Carreon, Annette (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Carrillo, Virginia (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX Castro, Olga (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX Cruz, Minerva (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Cruz, Robert (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX De Leon, Maria (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX Dieter, Alison (Gray Panthers), Austin, TX Gerstenschlager, Merry Lynn (Texas Eagle Forum - Legislative Liaison), Weatherford, TX Guerra, Gabriela (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Negrete, Aurora (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX O'Connor, Caroline (Texas State Employees Union), Austin, TX Phillips, Mike (C.O.P.S. and Metro Alliance), San Antonio, TX Quintanilla, Pauline (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Ramsey, Lesley (National Organization for Women in Texas), Austin, TX Riddering, Hannah (Texas National Organization for Women), Austin, TX Robolloso, Mary Lou (C.O.P.S. and Metro), San Antonio, TX Sanchez, Joe (M.A.L.D.E.F), San Antonio, TX Stavinoha, Marilyn (Metro Alliance), San Antonio, TX Urrutia, Marcela (National Council of La Raza), Austin, TX Vasquez, Elisa (C.O.P.S.), San Antonio, TX Villareal, Armando (United Farm Worker of America and AFL-CIO), San Antonio, TX Zapata, Ofelia (Austin Interfaith), Austin, TX HB 1369 Registering, but not testifying: On: Collier, Carrie (Public Utility Commission), Austin, TX HB 1819 ON: Broussard, Allen (Texas Workforce Commission), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Turner, Jill (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX HB 1820 ON: Riley, Steve (Texas Workforce Commission), Round Rock, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Turner, Jill (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX SB 376 Registering, but not testifying: For: Forbes, Scott (Port of Houston Authority), Houston, TX SB 789 FOR: England, Dave (Texas Independent Auto Resellers Association), Cedar Park, TX Rickli, Kenneth (Texas Independent Automobile Resellers Association), The Woodlands, TX AGAINST: Miranda, Holly (Insurance Auto Auctions), Schaumburg, IL Woods, James (Houston Police Department), Houston, TX ON: Craig, Mike (TxDOT-VTR), Austin, TX Griffith, David (Texas Department of Public Safety), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Clayton, Bill (Texas Auto Resellers Association), Austin, TX Against: Fuelberg, Curtis (Texas Auto Recyclers Association), Austin, TX Killian, James (Farmers Insurance Group), Round Rock, TX Thompson, Jay (Texas Farm Bureau Insurance), Austin, TX SB 981 FOR: Brown, James (UAW Local 276), Burleson, TX Conway, Jimmy (UAW 276), Arlington, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: House, Marc (UAW Local 218), Arlington, TX Kelp Jr., Richard (United Auto Workers), Dallas, TX Sheppard, Emmett (Texas AFL-CIO), Austin, TX Spurlock, Ronald (UAW), Lewisville, TX SB 1273 FOR: Yarbrough, Randy (Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Gray, Alan (Licensed Beverage Distributors), Austin, TX McKinney, Mike (Wholesale Beer Distributors of Texas), Austin, TX Sparks Jr., Robert (Licensed Beverage Distributors, Inc.), Austin, TX SB 1318 FOR: Freeman, Mark (Frost Bank), San Antonio, TX AGAINST: Mayes, Mary (Government Treasurers Organization of Texas), Georgetown, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Brigance, John (Texas Bankers Association - Trust Division), Austin, TX Garcia, Kathy (City Public Service of San Antonio), Austin, TX Grimm, Paul (Frost Bank), San Antonio, TX Kardys, Richard (Frost Bank), San Antonio, TX Against: Waley, Dennis (Government Treasurers Organization of Texas), Austin, TX SB 1436 FOR: Walker, Craig (HealthCare Vision, Inc.), Austin, TX AGAINST: Grover, Jim (Texas Telephone Association), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Mayberry, Warren (Texas Farm Bureau), Austin, TX On: Jameson, Dirk (TIFB), Austin, TX Tessen, Robert J. 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The session I'll be presenting at Golden Gate Ruby Conference 2012:
App development, especially for social, challenges us to evaluate how to code for the complexity of modern life. Examples include the growing range of labels people ascribe to their important relationships, sexual orientation, and gender. Users are giving push-back to questions that carry ill-fitted assumptions.
Facebook, Google+, and developers in many other industries are grappling with these issues. The most resilient approaches will arise from an app's own foundations. We'll look at schemas' influence on product scope, UX, and analytics. Then we'll check out a range of approaches for bringing modern realities into any app's schema, views, and logic.


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