Man Utd are missing Paul Pogba - he is a class act when his mind is on the job
Manchester United's mini-revival was ended at Bournemouth on Saturday as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat
by Steve Bates, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/steve-bates/For all the noise around Paul Pogba and his future at Manchester United one fact can't be disputed – his team-mates are missing him.
Whatever your view of the injured World Cup winner his creative talents are a crucial piece of the puzzle for Ole Gunnar Solskjaer - for this season at least.
Because love him or loathe him the Frenchman – missing for a seventh successive game with a foot injury - is a class act when his mind is on the job.
And on a windswept, battered south coast how United were crying out for Pogba's undoubted quality against Bournemouth .
This was exactly the kind of game in which Pogba's pedigree might have made the difference as United toiled to find a breakthrough despite dominating the ball for long spells in a frenetic second half.
There's only so often Marcus Rashford will dig you out of a hole with the kind of worldy he scored to down Chelsea in the Carabao Cup.
And after returning from injury himself, maybe Anthony Martial clearly isn't in the kind of groove just yet to be a killer in front of goal.
Brazilian Andreas Pereira is no Pogba replacement in the hole and nor can Solskjaer continue to rely on young Dan James to provide a spark when United aren't in free-flowing mood.
Flying winger James has been a huge hit, an absolute snip at £15million since his arrival from Swansea in the summer.
And again he was United's best hope of a flash of magic to rescue a four game unbeaten run after Josh King grabbed the only goal of the game on half-time.
James said farewell after 80 minutes of honest graft and although Solskjaer's stars threw the kitchen sink at Bournemouth in the closing stages, Eddie Howe's battlers halted United's foray up the table.
But this is where United are – one step forward two back as they reconnect with a DNA that's been lost since Sir Alex Ferguson's reign of supremacy ended over six years ago.
Back in the day a trip to Bournemouth for United would likely have reaped the kind of comfortable 3-1 win Manchester City plundered at the Vitality Stadium in August.
Nowadays, though, these fixtures are banana-skin games for a United team still being knitted together by Solskjaer.
They breed frustration and irritation for a whole generation of fans brought up on better - but this is United 2019, a team vulnerable to well-drilled, passionate teams like Bournemouth.
Howe noted outstanding performances from centre backs Nathan Ake and Steve Cook – and maybe he'll tip a glass for VAR ref Mike Dean at his Stockley Park command post.
For plenty in United's camp believe they were denied a legitimate penalty when Jefferson Lerma bumped into the back of Martial to send the French striker tumbling first half.
The challenge sparked a melee with Lerma pointing the finger at Martial for going down and the Cherries star was booked for the rumpus along with Fred.
United's confidence was high after re-discovering form on the road with three straight away wins.
But they failed to turn their menace into goals before half time – and paid the price.
Norwegian striker King, four years at United as a youngster, is one of the Premier League's under-rated performers and a consistent goal threat.
So it proved again as the 27-year-old scored his 45th goal in 146 League games for the Cherries.
In doing so the Bournemouth striker delivered a right royal lesson to £45million United defender Aaron Wan-Bissaka.
As Adam Smith crossed into the box King – with his back to goal - took the ball on his chest, flicked the ball over his head before firing past David de Gea.

It's often said players' reputations become better when they don't play.
In Pogba's case, Solskjaer can't get him back quick enough.


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Specifies schema of actual data files.
Specifies schema of actual data files. For partitioned relations, if one or more partitioned
columns are contained in the data files, they should also appear in dataSchema
.
1.4.0
Paths of this relation.
Paths of this relation. For partitioned relations, it should be root directories of all partition directories.
1.4.0
Prepares a write job and returns an OutputWriterFactory.
Prepares a write job and returns an OutputWriterFactory. Client side job preparation can be put here. For example, user defined output committer can be configured here by setting the output committer class in the conf of spark.sql.sources.outputCommitterClass.
Note that the only side effect expected here is mutating job
via its setters. Especially,
Spark SQL caches BaseRelation instances for performance, mutating relation internal states
may cause unexpected behaviors.
1.4.0
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation.
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation. For partitioned relations, this method is called for each selected partition,
and builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within that single partition.
Required columns.
Candidate filters to be pushed down. The actual filter should be the conjunction
of all filters
. The pushed down filters are currently purely an optimization as they
will all be evaluated again. This means it is safe to use them with methods that produce
false positives such as filtering partitions based on a bloom filter.
For a non-partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in the relation. For a partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in a single selected partition.
1.4.0
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation.
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation. For partitioned relations, this method is called for each selected partition,
and builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within that single partition.
Required columns.
For a non-partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in the relation. For a partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in a single selected partition.
1.4.0
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation.
For a non-partitioned relation, this method builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within
this relation. For partitioned relations, this method is called for each selected partition,
and builds an RDD[Row]
containing all rows within that single partition.
For a non-partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in the relation. For a partitioned relation, it contains paths of all data files in a single selected partition.
1.4.0
Whether does it need to convert the objects in Row to internal representation, for example: java.
Whether does it need to convert the objects in Row to internal representation, for example: java.lang.String -> UTF8String java.lang.Decimal -> Decimal
If needConversion
is false
, buildScan() should return an RDD of InternalRow
Note: The internal representation is not stable across releases and thus data sources outside of Spark SQL should leave this as true.
1.4.0
Partition columns.
Partition columns. Can be either defined by userDefinedPartitionColumns or automatically discovered. Note that they should always be nullable.
1.4.0
Schema of this relation.
Schema of this relation. It consists of columns appearing in dataSchema and all partition columns not appearing in dataSchema.
1.4.0
Returns an estimated size of this relation in bytes.
Returns an estimated size of this relation in bytes. This information is used by the planner to decide when it is safe to broadcast a relation and can be overridden by sources that know the size ahead of time. By default, the system will assume that tables are too large to broadcast. This method will be called multiple times during query planning and thus should not perform expensive operations for each invocation.
Note that it is always better to overestimate size than underestimate, because underestimation could lead to execution plans that are suboptimal (i.e. broadcasting a very large table).
1.3.0
Returns the list of Filters that this datasource may not be able to handle.
Returns the list of Filters that this datasource may not be able to handle. These returned Filters will be evaluated by Spark SQL after data is output by a scan. By default, this function will return all filters, as it is always safe to double evaluate a Filter. However, specific implementations can override this function to avoid double filtering when they are capable of processing a filter internally.
1.6.0
Optional user defined partition columns.
Optional user defined partition columns.
1.4.0
::Experimental:: A BaseRelation that provides much of the common code required for relations that store their data to an HDFS compatible filesystem.
For the read path, similar to PrunedFilteredScan, it can eliminate unneeded columns and filter using selected predicates before producing an RDD containing all matching tuples as Row objects. In addition, when reading from Hive style partitioned tables stored in file systems, it's able to discover partitioning information from the paths of input directories, and perform partition pruning before start reading the data. Subclasses of HadoopFsRelation() must override one of the four
buildScan
methods to implement the read path.For the write path, it provides the ability to write to both non-partitioned and partitioned tables. Directory layout of the partitioned tables is compatible with Hive.
1.4.0


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- Sex: cis male
- Location: Albuquerque, NM
- Income: 15,000K-30,000K
- Education: College degree
- Job Title: Student
- Marital Status: Single
- Children: Big Goose Egg
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Mono(cert2spc) Mono(cert2spc) NAME cert2spc - Transform multiple X.509 certificates to a Software Publisher Certificate SYNOPSIS cert2spc certificate|crl [certificate|crl ...] outputfile.spc DESCRIPTION Combine a list of X.509 certificates or X.509 CRL (Certificate Revocation List) into a Software Publisher Certificate (PKCS#7 file). The SPC file is required for signing a PE file (like an assembly) using signcode. PARAMETERS certificate One (or more) X.509 certificate to add (space separated). crl One (or more) X.509 CRL to add (space separated). output.spc Software Publisher Certificate to output. If the specified file exists it will be overwritten. AUTHOR Written by Sebastien Pouliot COPYRIGHT Copyright (C) 2002, 2003 Motus Technologies. Released under BSD license. MAILING LISTS Visit http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-devel-list for details. WEB SITE Visit http://www.mono-project.com for details SEE ALSO makecert(1),signcode(1) Mono(cert2spc)


APPEAL
Dundee rapist, 21, who groomed young girls on Snapchat has jail term reduced by four years because of young age
by Dave FinlayA RAPIST who targeted younger girls through social media had his jail sentence cut on appeal because of his youth.
Darren Edwards, 21, was jailed for 10 years earlier this year after he was convicted of a string of crimes, including rape, underage sex and sending indecent messages to girls under 16 he contacted through Snapchat.
But judges at the Court of Criminal Appeal in Edinburgh have ruled that the jail term imposed by the trial judge Lord Armstrong was excessive.
They quashed the original sentence and ordered that Edwards should be sentenced to six years' imprisonment. He will be kept under supervision for a further three years.
The Lord Justice General, Lord Carloway, who heard the appeal with Lord Menzies and Lord Turnbull, said: "The appellant's pattern of offending reveals a course of predatory sexual conduct involving 13 girls under the age of 16 and two under 13.
"Four of the charges involved unlawful sexual intercourse and there was one of rape. The offences were serious and required to be dealt with by the imposition of a significant period of custody.
"The question is whether the cumulative total of 10 years in custody is excessive, having regard in particular to the appellant's youth at the time of the offences. He was aged between 17 and 19 years.
"The court is persuaded that the sentence is excessive."
Edwards, from Dundee, got in touch with younger girls via Snapchat and after general conversational chat would send messages with sexual content.
In some cases he would then explicit images of himself and invited the girls to respond with pictures of themselves before suggesting meeting up.
The first offender was convicted of a total of 17 charges by a jury at the High Court in Edinburgh following his trial.
The most serious was an assault and rape of a girl who was aged 14 or 15 at the time in 2017 who was attacked at a wooded area at Longhaugh Road, in Dundee.
The girl had said 'no' to Edwards but told the court: "He turned me over and forced it in."
Lord Armstrong, who put Edwards on the sex offenders register indefinitely, said in a report that although he was a teenager at the time he was older than the girls.
The judge said most of the girls were vulnerable and some had been the subject of social work intervention.
The trial judge said: "When a meeting did take place he would take advantage of the younger person's naivety in a manner which, in some cases, resulted in underage penetrative sexual intercourse or rape."
The appeal judges rejected a conviction challenge brought by Edwards' counsel Jonathan Crowe.


Methodology
We pull the data we need from these files and bring them into a .mbtiles file to use with Mapbox and D3.js. Full methodology on this data manipulation is available on the
GitHub
page.
Social Vulnerability Index
Level of disaggregation: U.S. Census Tract
Year: 2018
Source: CDC
Additional Information
The Overall Social Vulnerability Index (SVI) is a composite score of four broad vulnerability indicators: Socioeconomic Status, Household Composition, Minority Status/Language, and Housing and Transportation.
Each sub-category is calculated from specific indicators described in the table below.
Index scores range from 0 to 1; which depicts the percentiles of a particular county or tract relative to the rest of the USA.
The higher the percentile ranking, the more vulnerable an area is in that category. A red flag indicates that an area is highly vulnerable, or in the top 90th percentile of a particular vulnerability.
| Indicator |
Vulnerability Category |
Description |
| Below Poverty |
Socioeconomic Status |
Persons below poverty estimate |
| Unemployed |
Socioeconomic Status |
Civilian (age 16+) |
| Income |
Socioeconomic Status |
Per capita income |
| No High School Diploma |
Socioeconomic Status |
Persons (age 25+) with no high school diploma |
| Aged 65 or older |
Household Composition |
Persons aged 65 or older |
| Aged 17 or younger |
Household Composition |
Persons aged 17 or younger |
| Civilian with a disability |
Household Composition |
Civilian noninstitutionalized |
| Single-Parent Households |
Household Composition |
Single parent household with children under 18 |
| Minority |
Minority Status/Language |
Minority (all persons except white, non-Hispanic) |
| Speak English “Less than Well” |
Minority Status/Language |
Persons (age 5+) who speak English "less than well" |
| Multi-Unit Structures |
Housing and Transportation |
Housing in structures with 10 or more units |
| Mobile Homes |
Housing and Transportation |
Mobile homes |
| Crowding |
Housing and Transportation |
At household level (occupied housing units), more people than rooms |
| No Vehicle |
Housing and Transportation |
Households with no vehicle available estimate |
| Population |
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| Location |
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Text description of tract, county, and state |
Natural Hazard Housing Risk Index
Level of disaggregation: more than 3,000 USA counties
Year: 2016
Source: ATTOM Data Solutions
Additional Information
The Hazard Risk is an additive composite of six measures: Hurricane, Flood, Earthquake, Wildfire, Tornado, and Hail.
Each hazard risk component is measured on a scale from 0-60, with a potential Overall Hazard Risk of 360.
| Indicator |
Description |
| Overall Hazard Risk |
Descrip |
| Hurricane Risk |
Data is from FEMA and the National Hurricane Center (NHC), and risk level is based on two factors with equal weight: number and intensity of hurricane strikes historically; and percentage of homes located in flood zones identified as having a risk of “storm-induced waves” |
| Flood Risk |
Data is based on flood zones created by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), and the level of risk was based on the percentage of homes in each county located in high-risk flood zones |
| Earthquake Risk |
Data is from the United States Geological Survey (USGS), and the level of risk was based on the probability of a magnitude 5.0 earthquake in each county |
| Wildfire Risk |
Data is from the United States Department of Agriculture Forest Service and Fire Modeling Institute, and risk level is based on the percentage of homes in each county located in “Very High” or “High” Wildfire Hazard Potential (WHP) areas. |
| Tornado Risk |
Data is from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and level of risk was based on the Destruction Potential Index (DPI) for each county. DPI is calculated using number of tornadoes, path of tornadoes in square miles, and intensity of tornadoes on the Fujita scale. |
| Hail Risk |
Data is from NOAA and the risk level is based on the average number of hail storms per year in each county with hail that exceeds 1-inch in size over the past 15 years. |


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124. Broken line Time Limit: 0.4 sec, Memory Limit: 600 KB There is a closed broken line on a plane with sides parallel to coordinate axes, without self-crossings and self-contacts. The broken line consists of K segments. You have to determine, whether a given point with coordinates (X0,Y0) is inside this closed broken line, outside or belongs to the broken line. Input The first line contains integer K (4 Ј K Ј 10000) - the number of broken line segments. Each of the following N lines contains coordinates of the beginning and end points of the segments (4 integer xi1,yi1,xi2,yi2; all numbers in a range from -10000 up to 10000 inclusive). Number separate by a space. The segments are given in random order. Last line contains 2 integers X0 and Y0 - the coordinates of the given point delimited by a space. (Numbers X0, Y0 in a range from -10000 up to 10000 inclusive). Output The first line should contain:
INSIDE - if the point is inside closed broken line, OUTSIDE - if the point is outside, BORDER - if the point belongs to broken line. Sample Input Sample Output | ||||||
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Therefore, the quick and dirty way would be to change the configuration of the TI service to run a different binary. Oddly, even though TI makes things on the system harder to mess with, it doesn’t protect its own service configuration from modification by a normal administrator. So you can issue a command such as the following to delete an arbitrary file as TI:
sc config TrustedInstaller binPath= "cmd.exe /C del path\to\file"
Start the TI service and *bang* the file is gone. Another reason this works is TI is not a Protected Process Light (PPL), which is odd because the TI group is given special permission to stop and delete PPL services.


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Welcome To
Metroidvanias: Now and Then
About Me
Hello! My name is Aidan Brown, a first year GDD here at RIT. I am originally from Brick, New Jersey, a somewhat small town in central Jersey right near the Jersey shore. In my free time I love to play a lot of different games from a lot of different genres.
About Metroidvanias
A metroidvania is a type of game that focus mainly on discovery, exploration, and fluid combat throughout a large interconnected map. In many metroidvanias the player usually starts out weak without many powers, but through exploration they slowly gain powers and increase their arsenal. One of the key gameplay components of a metroidvania is the use of backtracking or the practice of using new powers on parts of the map that have been explored before. As a player gains new movement powers, areas of the map that were previously unreachable are now within the reach of the player which in turn gives the player incentive to go back and explore the areas that they couldn’t before. Another staple in the metroidvania genre is lack of tutorials, most metroidvanias teach the players through gameplay rather than telling the player what to do. These games rely mostly on the player’s intuition and ability to learn through failure in order to get gameplay mechanics across.
Background of Metroidvanias
Metroidvanias were popularized after the release of the two games that pioneered the genre and also gave name to the genre, Super Metroid and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Although these games gave life to this style of game many underlying elements of metroidvanias can be seen in games such as The Legend of Zelda (“Metroidvania (Concept)”). In an interview Castlevania: Symphony of the Night creator, Koji Igarashi, stated, “I was actually surprised by the name. In my heart, I really wanted to create a Legend of Zelda style game. But I suppose that when you turn Zelda into a 2D platformer, yes, it resembles Metroid” (Wahlberg). The earliest use of the word metroidvania that I could track was post on Usenet from 2001 by a man named Rich Hutnik and since then the term has been used to describe countless games (Hutnik). Fans of both series loved this term and adopted it as their own (Lee).
Super Metroid
Castlevania: Symphony of the Knight


Alex Salmond appears in court accused of sexual offenses
Ex-Scottish first minister said he will defend himself ‘to the utmost in court.’
by Paul DallisonAlex Salmond appeared in court Thursday charged with carrying out a series of sexual offenses while serving as Scotland's first minister.
He faced 14 charges at the High Court in Edinburgh — one attempted rape, one intent to rape, 10 sexual assaults and two indecent assaults. Speaking outside court, Salmond said: “I refute these allegations of criminality and I will defend myself to the utmost in court,” the Guardian reported.
All the alleged offenses are said to have taken place between June 2008 and November 2014, when Salmond was first minister. The attempted rape is said to have taken place in June 2014 in Bute House in Edinburgh, the official residence of the first minister.
Last year Salmond faced an internal Scottish government investigation into complaints against him. He denied any criminal misconduct and in early January won a legal victory against the Scottish government after the civil service admitted its investigation had been mishandled.
Salmond was Scottish National Party leader during the 2014 independence referendum. He stepped down after losing the vote and in 2017 lost his seat in the Westminster parliament. He later hosted a controversial chat show on the Moscow-backed TV station RT.


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CSS in Plain English: id vs. class
Sep 7th, 2014
The use of class or id may seem to serve the same purpose to someone new to CSS but there are some important differences, and some of these differences are rather subtle (yet important) that not even a season developer may have considered. Let's have a quick walk through:
In CSS ids and classes are part of CSS selectors, meaning that using them allows you to identify the element which you want to target with your styles. So far so good.
Ids are unique
One main aspect of ids is their uniqueness:
- If you assign an id to an element, that id can only appear once on the page
- you can only assign 1 id to an element (no element can have more than 1 id)
It's clear that Ids allow to identify one and only one specific element.
Classes need not to be unique
Classes unlike Ids can be repeated as many times you want on a document and in fact this is a very common use for classes. Very often they are used to identify elements that are part of a specific section of the content.
Selector Specificity
Selector specificity is a concept related to the "cascading" aspect of CSS. It is how the browser selects which properties to apply based on selectors that identify the same element. When there are more selectors pointing to the same element the one with higher specificity will "win".
For further details there is a great explanation over the Mozilla Developer Network: Specificity
The main aspect to keep in mind is that Ids have higher specificity than Classes.
Use Them Only if Needed, Stick with Classes if You Can
Classes and Ids are great ways to identify elements on the document that otherwise would not be easy to select, bearing this in mind we want to ask ourselves: can I do this without a class or id attribute?
In relation to this I came across a very informative article lately: Don’t use IDs in CSS selectors?
Oli Studholme, the author of the article, after running some benchmarks found that using the id alone in a selector is as expected faster than a class.
The very surprising aspect is that using another selector as a descendant of an id is about 15% slower than using a class. This is most likely not going to be a bottle neck in your website / web app unless you clutter your markup with bad selector, but I Oli goes over a few other reasons why it's best to not use Ids often for styling and keep for when they are really needed.
I hope you found this useful!


Pictures From Latest National Day of Prayer at State House Hosted By First Lady Amai Mnangagwa
by Timothy NdoroToday the First Lady, Amai Auxillia Mnangagwa held another National Day of Prayer at the State House. The theme for today’s event was “A nation chained by sanctions which persistent prayer will break”. The event was attended by religious leaders from the country’s many churches.
The National Day of Prayer is the brainchild of the First Lady, and the inaugural event was launched on October 21, 2019.
Just like at the previous iteration of the National Day of Prayer at the State House, the First Lady Auxilia Mnangagwa broke down in tears, apparently, after she was touched by the plight of Zimbabwe and its citizens.
During today’s event, the First Lady announced that from January 2020 onwards, the National Day of Prayer will be held in the country’s provinces to allow people to participate at the provincial level.
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| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| CityMap |
CityMap class, represents the map of a city
Contains a list and a map of nodes, and a list of sections
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| Delivery |
Delivery class, a delivery is represented by an id, a client, the address of a node.
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| DeliveryRound |
DeliveryRound class
Represents a delivery round, with a list of paths, a start hour, an end hour
and a duration
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| Node |
Node class, identified by an id, and two coordinates.
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| Path |
Path class
Represents a path between two deliveries points (departure & arrival).
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| Section |
Section class
A section is determined by a street name, the departure node, the arrival node, the speed and the length
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| TimeWindow |
TimeWindow class
A time window is determined by a starting hour, an ending hour, and a list of deliveries
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| TypicalDay |
TypicalDay class
A typical day is basically a working day, it contains several time window launched from a warehouse
It also contains the list of planned deliveries
|


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Blocking The Facebook Newsfeed
Why I Did It
I often find myself wanting to check my Facebook to see if I have any new messages or notifications. Regardless of their existence, I always end up wasting a significant amount of time simply scrolling through my news feed, every so often stopping at an item of interest.
This adds no real value to my daily life because one of my friends will always inadvertently notify me in some form or the other about important updates in my friends’ lives. The other updates are mere distractions that allow me to spend less time getting work done. As a result, I wanted to be able to block the news feed, but still access messages, notifications, and of course be able to specifically go to a friends page who I want to see updates for.
How To Do It
I did this by blocking the DIVs for Facebook by marking them as ads in AdBlock. You can add the DIVs by right-clicking on the AdBlock icon -> Options -> Customize -> Manually Edit Filters. Then add the following line:
www.facebook.com##DIV[id=”pagelet_home_stream”]
I also added the following lines to block the left and right side pane, because I thought it cluttered up the interface.
www.facebook.com##DIV[id=”sideNav”][class=”uiFutureSideNav”] www.facebook.com##DIV[id=”pagelet_ego_pane_w”] www.facebook.com##DIV[id=”sideNav”][class=”uiFutureSideNav uiNarrowSideNav”]
The result looks something like this:


Click each button to fecth gifs of soccer stars from giphy, you can always add more if none of those are your favorite for the Fifa World Cup 2018 this summer in Russia.


These are GreedyExperimentalDesign Java dependency libraries. Note: this package has no functionality of its own and should not be installed as a standalone package without GreedyExperimentalDesign.
| Version: |
1.0 |
| Depends: |
R (≥ 2.14.0), rJava (≥ 0.9-8) |
| Published: |
2018-07-15 |
| Author: |
Adam Kapelner, David Azriel, Abba Krieger see COPYRIGHTS file for the authors of the java libraries |
| Maintainer: |
Adam Kapelner <kapelner at qc.cuny.edu> |
| License: |
GPL-3 |
| Copyright: |
see file COPYRIGHTS |
| NeedsCompilation: |
no |
| SystemRequirements: |
Java (>= 7.0) |
| CRAN checks: |
GreedyExperimentalDesignJARs results |


View the Db2auth Tables
Earlier in this workshop, we mentioned that the db2auth plug-in creates three tables:
- DB2AUTH.USERS
- DB2AUTH.GROUPS
- DB2AUTH.GROUP_MEMBERSHIP
The three tables should be shown on the right. In order to view them, you must:
- have the plug-in installed
- be connected to the database in which the authorization information is stored
- have viewing privileges on the tables
Click here for an example of what you should see


{% extends "layout_unbranded.html" %} {% block page_title %} GOV.UK prototype kit {% endblock %} {% block content %} {% if QQ123456C %} Back QQ123456C Print and send a forecast Send to customer Send to third party Deal with enquiries View information {% elif DD678910C %} Back DD678910C Print and send a forecast Send to customer Send to third party Deal with enquiries View information {% elif FF123456C %} Back FF123456C Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% elif FF654321B %} Back FF654321B Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% elif NK678910D %}x Back NK678910D Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% elif NT678910A %} Back NT678910A Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% elif ZZ345678A %} Back ZZ345678A Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% elif BG345678A %} Back BG345678A Print and send a forecast Enter name and address to send the paper forecast. Print and send forecast Deal with enquiries Get information that will help to answer customer queries. View information {% else %} No record found Check the NI number with the customer, if it's correct take the customer's details and run a trace on the record. Finish {% endif %} {% endblock %}
Enter name and address to send the paper forecast.
Print and send forecast
Get information that will help to answer customer queries.
View information
Check the NI number with the customer, if it's correct take the customer's details and run a trace on the record.
Finish


The HOSTNAME is $HOSTNAME
The version is demo
The version is v1
The version is v1
The version is v1
The version is v1
The version is v1


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DevConf.cz 2019
Micah Abbott - @rageear
Principal Quality Engineer - Red Hat
I am not a guru
My advice is not novel
There is no money-back guarantee
I've been in the "industry" for nearly 20 years!
I've seen (and been a part of) bad, good, and great teams!
I have a psychology degree!
Silos...silos everywhere!
Silos breed poor communication + lack of collaboration
Poor model for accountability; leads to "throwing code over the wall"
Not conducive to feedback or improvement
Interactions (when they happen) can be stressful
Encourages inclusivity + collaboration among teams
Relies on frequent communication!
Able to continuously improve and evolve!
Shared accountabilty means we succeed as a team
Intimate relationships, friends...co-workers?
It is human nature to want to belong to a group
Groups are strengthened through relationships built over time
Stronger relationships result in more trust
More trust allows for honest, open (sometimes heated!) communication
Best method for growing relationships through in-person interactions
Can be approximated with video calls
Don't forget your remote team members!
Interactions can (and should!) happen during and after work hours
At least one in-person meeting with entire team per year
Find a confidant on your team that you trust
Allows you to share thoughts, ideas, opinions, gripes privately
Even better: find a champion
Supports + encourages your work, ideas, opinions
Prestige and feeling of accomplishment
Everyone wants to feel like their contributions are important
How? Practice regular feedback!
Show gratitude for things big and small
Celebrate achievements within the group and publicly
Give advice on how to improve
Be cautious not to criticize
Offer and accept apologies
All feedback must be done with respect
Unjust feedback can cause team members to withdraw
Achieving one's full potential, including creative activities
Can you pursue self-actualization at work? Maybe...
Having strong, respectful relationships with team members can remove a source of worry
Unlocks potential to pursue creative goals or creative solutions
Allows you to attempt activities that aren't part of your job description
Time and patience
Relationships are not formed overnight
People progress at different pace
Allow strengths and weaknesses to be discovered
Frequent Interactions
Utilize Agile/Scrum activities: standups, retros, ad-hoc "open hours"
Interact during and after work hours
Go visit your office mates!
Lead By Example
Team leader(s) need to demonstrate some effort in applying these principles
Voluntary Participation
Not everyone will be interested in these activities
Do not exclude anyone
Continue to politely invite them to participate
Difficult to objectively measure relationships + team cohesion
Consider questions like the following:


Teaching
- I've been the teaching assistant (and mentor) for the 'Research Project in Machine Learning and Data Science' course at Aalto University for two semesters (Sept-Jan 2016 and 2017). We got two WWW'17 posters out of these projects.
- While at IIIT-H, I taught Python programming for Masters students from non-CS backgrounds (class of 40 students).
Service
- I've been a reviewer for WSDM'16 and 2017, sub-reviewer for WWW and ICWSM 2016, 2017.
Debating
- There's a pretty lively debating scene at Aalto University, and Helsinki in general. I was quite active in it, being a member of the board and winning a tournament :) (Turku Open)
Travelling
- Travel is one my passions. My current country count is 38 (meaning, I've visited at least one city in each of those 38 countries).
- Some crazy places I've been to include Tibet (trekking at 5500 meters), Svalbard (northernmost settlement in the world), Atacama desert in Northern Chile.
Comics
- Inspired by Sarah Andersen and PhD Comics, I'm trying to learn to draw comics, mostly based on my life as a PhD student.
- I'm very very bad, but here are some initial sketches.
- I realized after getting into it, that getting the story right is pretty hard :)
- My ultimate objective is to create an illustrated comic book about my PhD life... Lets see.. :)


I am always interested in astronomy and fascinated by evening scenery, so I decide to use them to be my topic background. Instead of designing an educational tool, I would like to create a little game. So my user can enjoy the romantic scenery without too much stress. I believe that the imitation of the astronomical operation mode of the game will impress my user.
I plan to design earth that always rotates on the bottom. The user can control the shooting star to jump up and down to hit the target star in the sky. To make the game more exciting, I will also count the principle that the user hits. However, my diagram from the first week does not show the coding system very well. So I recreate a second system that detailly describes the relationship between the user (user), earth, and target(star). My vision does not change much from the beginning, but I think I might change my design style after looking at the example on the openprocessing.
I first insert the background image that I already created in Photoshop, and then I make a circle as my earth. The earth's rotation can interact with my shooting star, so I decide to add the rotation later. Users can press the keyboard or use the mouse to control the shooting star move up or down. When it hits the end, the new shooting star will pop up. When a shooting star hits a star, the next star will automatically appear. On the main page, I set the start number will always be five. There are two counters; the first one is 60 secs timing, and the second one is counting how many stars that user hit.
I encountered several problems during my coding process. It is hard for me to make the user hit a star, and then the star disappears. The disappeared star will transfer to a point, and then a new one pops up. This logic seems simple, but I can not put them down as codes. So I watched the tutorial to get more understanding and then find a similar system example online. I utilize its logic and rewrite base one existed coding, which is a lot easier than take a start from the head.
The main interaction elements focus on user and target. When the user controls the shooting star, they have the chance to hit the target star. Once the user hits it, it will get one point. I also make the earth rotate clockwise along with the shooting star. All these interactions will create an exciting and fun game.
I would like to make different styles and make the earth rotate. Maybe after 1 min, the rotation will become faster. The star that the user did not hit will turn out to be the black hole chasing the user. These small elements will make the game experience more enjoyable.


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Systems
Clean Code, Chapter 11
presented by: Matt Cordial
overview
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Separating concerns
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Handling growth and evolution
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Tools / techniques / strategies
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Reasoning about your architecture
Separate those Concerns
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Application setup is a concern
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A running app doesn't need to know about setup
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Avoid ad-hoc initialization
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Don't scatter setup across the system
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Find consistent strategy for resolving dependencies
WHY?
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Avoids setup logic intermixing with runtime logic
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Testability
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Flexibility
How?
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Wire everything in "main"
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Factories
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control when objects are created
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Dependency Injection
Dependency Injection
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Dedicated objects for secondary responsibilities
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Classes don't resolve their own dependencies
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Actual objects used specified by a config
software systems can grow incrementally
IF
you separate Concerns
The Cautionary Tale of EJB
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Concerns separated in some areas
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Security, persistence, and transaction strategies declared in deployment descriptors
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HOWEVER
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Business logic coupled to the app container
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Testing very difficult
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Abstractions offer little reus
e
Cross cutting concerns
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Individual components (e.g. persistence components and domain logic) may be modular but they intersect
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Implementation is required across many objects
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Would rather delegate to a framework where behavior modification is made noninvasively .
aspect oriented
Programming
Java proxies
meh
aop frameworks
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Spring, Jboss,
AspectJ
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Reduce boilerplate
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Handle the mechanics of proxies
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Business logic
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POJOs, Config files, APIs
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Decoupled from container
designing and reasoning about systems
optimize decision making
Postpone decisions until the last possible moment
use standards wisely
Over-engineering and obsession with strongly-hyped standards can lead to loss of focus on implementing value
domain-specific Languages
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Convey essential information clearly and concisely
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Minimize gap between domain concept and code that implements it
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Optimize communications w/ stakeholders
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Reveal intent of code
conclusion
Invasive architecture overwhelms domain logic
Use the simplest thing that can possibly work


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File system
The FileSystem
class contains methods that assist in working with the file system.
Usage
You can create a new FileSystem object or fetch the instance present in the IoC container. In the following examples we'll assume that you'll using the instance from the container.
The exists
method return TRUE if the provided path exists and FALSE if not.
$exists = $this->fileSystem->exists('/foo/bar.txt');
The isFile
method return TRUE if the provided path is a file and FALSE if not.
$isFile = $this->fileSystem->isFile('/foo/bar.txt');
The isDirectory
method returns TRUE if the provided path is a directory and FALSE it not.
$isDirectory = $this->fileSystem->isDirectory('/foo');
The isReadable
method returns TRUE if the provided path is readable and FALSE if not.
$isReadable = $this->fileSystem->isReadable('/foo/bar.txt');
The isWritable
method returns TRUE if the provided path is writable and FALSE if not.
$isWritable = $this->fileSystem->isWritable('/foo/bar.txt');
The lastModified
method returs the time (unix timestamp) when the data blocks of a file were being written to, that is, the time when the content of the file was changed.
$lastModified = $this->fileSystem->lastModified('/foo/bar.txt');
The size
method returns the size of the file in bytes.
$size = $this->fileSystem->size('/foo/bar.txt');
The extension
method returns the extension of the file.
$extension = $this->fileSystem->extension('/foo/bar.txt');
The mime
method returns the mime type of the file. It returns FALSE if the mime type is not found.
$mime = $this->fileSystem->mime('/foo/bar.txt');
The method will try to guess the mimetype by using the file extension if the finfo_open() function doesn't exist. Note that this is not a very reliable way of determinating a mime type. You can disable guessing by setting the second parameter to FALSE.
The delete
method will delete a file from disk.
$this->fileSystem->delete('/foo/bar.txt');
The glob
method returns an array of path names matching the provided pattern.
$paths = $this->fileSystem->glob('/foo/*.txt');
The getContents
method returns the contents of a file.
$contents = $this->fileSystem->getContents('/foo/bar.txt');
The putContents
method puts the provided contents to the file. There's an optional third parameter that will set an exclusive write lock if set to TRUE.
$this->fileSystem->putContents('/foo/bar.txt', 'hello, world!');
The prependContents
method will prepend the provided conetents to the file. There's an optional third parameter that will set an exclusive write lock if set to TRUE.
$this->fileSystem->prependContents('/foo/bar.txt', 'hello, world!');
The appendContents
method will append the provided conetents to the file. There's an optional third parameter that will set an exclusive write lock if set to TRUE.
$this->fileSystem->appendContents('/foo/bar.txt', 'hello, world!');
The truncateContents
method will truncate the contents of the file. There's an optional third parameter that will set an exclusive write lock if set to TRUE.
$this->fileSystem->truncateContents('/foo/bar.txt');
The includeFile
method will include a file.
$this->fileSystem->includeFile('/foo/bar.txt');
The includeFileOnce
method will include a file if it hasn't already been included.
$this->fileSystem->includeFileOnce('/foo/bar.txt');
The requireFile
method will require a file.
$this->fileSystem->requireFile('/foo/bar.txt');
The requireFileOnce
method will require a file if it hasn't already been required.
$this->fileSystem->requireFileOnce('/foo/bar.txt');
The file
method will return a SplFileObject.
$file = $this->fileSystem->file('/foo/bar.txt', 'r');


Rubbish tip and recycling opening times in Newcastle & the North East
Up to your eyes in garden and household rubbish? Find out when recycling centres open in and around Newcastle
by Lesley OldfieldIt's that time of the year when we're about to create a lot of rubbish to clear.
So you might want to make the most of a trip to the local recycling centres.
And there are also ways to check on the day, as once a site is full, it may close early. Here is a round-up of opening hours at the main waste and recycling centres around Tyneside and Wearside. You’ll find you can find one (or several) to visit any day of the week - and that includes Bank Holidays.
Newcastle
Brunswick Industrial Estate, Sandy Lane, NE13 7BA
Byker, Glasshouse Street off Walker Road, NE6 1AH
Walbottle, Walbottle Road, NE15 8HY
Opening times: Brunswick and Byker are open daily 8am-6pm or 8am-8pm April 1 to September 30.
Walbottle is open from 10am-6pm from October 1 to March 31 or 10am-8pm from April 1 to September 30. You can also check for updates on Twitter .
All sites close Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day and close at 4pm on Christmas Eve and New Year's Eve.
The rules: Newcastle residents only. There are restrictions on very large vehicles and a free permit scheme for residents who drive a van or a car towing a trailer, a vehicle with commercial branding or sometimes use a hire vehicle.
The vehicle restrictions include any vehicle over 2m high (including roof rack), over 6m long, exceeding 3.5 tonne weight and trailers exceeding 3m.
Gateshead
Campground waste, Springwell Road, Wrekenton, NE9 7XW
Cowen Road, Blaydon, NE21 5TW
Opening times: All the above are open daily 9am-6pm. From October 1 to March 31 hours are: Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, Saturday and Sunday, 9am to 6pm. Closed Christmas Day.
North Tyneside
Household waste recycling centre, Wallsend Road, North Shields, NE29 7SH
Opening times: Daily between 8am and 8pm. Closed Christmas Day.
South Tyneside
Recycling Village, Middlefields Industrial Estate, Recycling Village, Throckley Way, NE34 0NU
Opening times: Daily from Monday to Sunday, 8am-6pm. Closed Christmas Day.
Northumberland
All are closed on Christmas Day and New Year's Day.
Allendale, Shilburn Road, NE47 9LG Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday, 8am-7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am - 6pm.
Alnwick, Plot B, Lionheart Enterprise Park, Alnwick, NE66 2HT Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Bebside, Hathery Lane, Bebside, NE24 4HN Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Berwick, Ramparts Business Park, Berwick, TD15 1UN Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Haltwhistle, Town Foot, Haltwhistle, NE49 0ET Open: Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Hexham French Garden Industrial Estate, Hexham, NE46 4DL Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Kirkley West Thorn, near Ponteland, turn off the A696 at Tomahawk Steakhouse, NE20 0DH Open: April 1 to October 31, 8am to 7.30pm , Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Then November 1 to March 31 - 8am to 6pm every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Morpeth, NE61 3AB Open Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
North Seaton Household Waste Recovery Centre, North Seaton Industrial Estate, Ashington, NE63 0YB Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
North Sunderland, near Seahouses, NE68 7UP Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Prudhoe, Broomhouse Road, West Wylam, NE42 5ED Open: Daily 8am to 7.30pm, then from November 1 to March 31, 8am to 6pm.
Wooler, Brewery Lane, NE71 6QG Open: April 1 to October 31, 8am to 7.30pm , Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Then November 1 to March 31 - 8am to 6pm every Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday.
Sunderland
Beach Street, Deptford, Sunderland SR4 6BU
Opening Times: October 1 to March 31 Monday to Friday 8am - 5pm, Saturday and Sunday 8am - 6pm. April 1 to September 30 open every day from 8am to 8pm.
Sunderland residents can also use Gateshead's Campground recycling site.
County Durham
Annfield Plain, Morrison Busty Industrial Estate, Annfield Plain, DH9 7XW
Heighington, Heighington Lane, Newton Aycliffe DL5 6AP
Middleton-in-Teesdale, DL12 0NG
Potterhouse Lane, Pity Me, Durham, DH1 5RL
Romanway, Romanway Industrial Estate, Tindale Crescent, Bishop Auckland, DL14 9AW
Seaham, Strangford Road, Seaham, SR7 8QE
Stainton Grove, Barnard Castle, DL12 8UH
Tudhoe, Tudhoe Industrial Estate, Spennymoor DL16 6TL
Opening times: All the above open daily 9am - 3.30pm, or 9am to 6pm April to September.
Coxhoe, Coxhoe Quarry, DH6 4RT
Horden, Sunderland Road, Peterlee, SR8 3SX
Thornley, Thornley Crossings Industrial Estate, Salters Lane, Shotton Colliery DH6 2QA
Opening times: The above are open 10am-4pm daily except Fridays. Weekends and bank holidays 9am-3.30pm or 9am-6pm April to September.
Hett Hills, Chester-le-Street, DH2 3JX
Opening times: Saturday, Sunday and Bank Holidays only, from 9am-3.30pm October to March or 9am to 6pm April to September.
Between Monday 24 December and Sunday 6 January (excluding Christmas Day and New Year's Day), this site is open daily from 9am to 3.30pm.
Frosterley mobile recycling centre, off the A689 opposite Sherburn Stone Quarry, Frosterley is open alternate Saturdays, 9am - 12 noon on:
- 20 April 2019
- 4, 18 May 2019
- 1, 15, 29 June 2019
- 14, 27 July 2019
- 10, 24 August 2019


Disease detection, check up in the laboratory
In this case, the role of the health laboratory is very important to do a disease detection...
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Trafalgar provides progressive, and affordable
healthcare,accessible on mobile and online
for everyone
We provide to you the best choiches for you. Adjust it to your
health needs and make sure your undergo treatment
with our highly qualified doctors you can consult with us which
type of service is suitable for your health
Choose your doctor from thousands of specialist, general, and trusted hospitals
Buy your medicines with our mobile application with a simple delivery system
Free consultation with our trusted doctors and get the best recomendations
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You can get 24/7 urgent care for yourself or your children and your lovely family
Track and save your medical history and health data
Trafalgar provides progressive, and affordable healthcare, accessible on mobile and online for everyone. To us, it’s not just work. We take pride in the solutions we deliver
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Rhythm of the night is a rhythm based hack and slash type game build with Unreal Engine 4. You get to play as a local musician who went camping with your friends, until dangerous enemies started coming out of the shadows. You only have your campfire as your source of light, and you have to defend the tents, where your friends sleep, from the enemies. The main gameplay idea is to attack enemies in sync with the beat of the song.
I was the gameplay developer and designer for this game. I handled movement mechanics, design and integration of gameplay elements, and handled the interaction between the player and the AI. I created a Decal component that indicates where the cursor is, and switch the material of the component from green to red when hovering over an enemy. I created floating damage indicators, and polished environment assets. I also created a custom particle effect to go with the dashing ability, and to indicate temporary invulnerability.
In this project I learned a ton about the UE4 audio engine, visual and mechanical interactions between Actors in the game, and how to bring together separate features developed by different developers together without breaking the rest of the game. In this project we used Perforce as a source control software, and learned a lot about the differences in using Github vs Perforce.
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Order Placement
Capturing Customer Information
Data Segmentation
Marketing Campaign
Analytics
1. we show we add additional valuable attributes to the original dataset recieved by the clients i.e. demographics, segmentation attributes, subscription status
2. extract target contacts and export for marketing


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Debugging the web
< Chrome Developer Tools >
Marija Rafailovic
Front End Developer
Time is a huge factor in staying productive.
Your development enviroment is where you spend most of yours.
Elements panel
- DOM manipulation
- Event Listernes
Edit CSS
- Local Modifications History
- Code Coverge
WORKSPACES
- Map local files
- CSS/JS Preporcesors
Device Toolbar
- Mobile Emulator, Screenshots
- Chrome Extensions
- Chrome Canary
- User Agent Strings
- Remote Debugging
- Chrome +32
- USB Drivers
- Android 4+
- Chrome on Andriod installed
Network
Checking site performanse
- Filmstrip feature
- Disable Cache
- Page load performace
Security panel
Checking Security issues
- Secure - HTPS
- Non-secure
- Mixed Content
- Certificates
Aplication panel
Resource monitor - Clear site data
- Session storage.
- Clear Storage
- Cookies
Javascript Debugging
Breakpoints types/example
- Line-of-code - On an exact region of code.
- On an exact region of code, but only when some other condition is true.
- On the code that changes or removes a specific DOM node, or its children.
- When an XHR URL contains a string pattern.
- On the code that runs after an event, such as click, is fired.
- On the line of code that is throwing a caught or uncaught exception.
- Whenever a specific function is called.
Recomendation
Paul Irish
- Google Dev Conference 2016
- Google Dev Conference 2017


Lady Whincups Flower Farm organically grows and sells flowers that are both beautiful to look at, and also heavily scented.
In 2017 we will be growing a wide range of seasonal flowers that represent our passion for quality British Grown Flowers.
Our Flowers will be hand picked daily, to ensure that our customers get vibrant colour, heavy natural scent, and long vase life.


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Release::Checklist - A QA checklist for CPAN releases
What follows is a list of categories or subjects that touch the quality - or what an end-user percieves as such - of a distribution end might need some attention.
This document is aiming at up-river authors that want/need improving the release status of their distribution.
Work is underway in merging this list with The Berlin Consensus into a toolset and/or service.
Some of those can be (semi-)automated (in tests), others need action from the maintainer. Not all subjects may apply to your project.
Each subject will mention or list modules that might help in improving or preserving high standards.
Various guidelines are also available in the perl core documentation and the basics for preparing a (new) module for distribution can be found in perlnewmod.
$ perldoc perlmodstyle
Test, test and test. The more you test, the lower the chance you will break your code with small changes.
use strict; use warnings; use Test::More; : done_testing ();
Separate your module tests and your author tests. This will lower the number
of dependencies. Check your Pod syntax, documentation coverage, spelling, and
minimum perl version requirements in xt/
. Prevent declaring dependencies
that are only used inxt/
. There is no need to check prerequisites when the
distribution runs its tests in user-space.
t/ xt/
If possible, do not use Test::* modules that you do not actually require, however fancy they may be. See the point about dependencies.
If you are still using any additional Test::
module, do not mix your own
code with the functionality from a/the module. Be consistent: use all or
use nothing. That is: if the module you (now) use comes with features you
had scripted yourself before using that module, replace them too.
If adding tests after a bug-fix, add at least two tests: one that tests that the required (fixed) behavior now passes and that the invalid behavior fails.
Check to see if your tests support running in parallel
$ prove -vwb -j8
If you have Test2::Harness installed, also test with yath
$ yath $ yath -j8
Add tests cases from issues or tickets to your own tests. Adding references to the tickets or issues creates a self-documenting structure, reasoning and history.
Every module you use is a module your release will depend on. If a new release of such module fails, the likelyhood of your release being unable to install increases. So only use modules that you need. Each dependency should be well-considered.
Depending on modules that are included in the perl5 CORE distribution do not have this problem, as you are sure that this module is available already. However, be careful to ensure that that module is a core module in the lowest version of perl that you claim to support. Check it with Module::CoreList
$ corelist File::Temp Data for 2018-04-20 File::Temp was first released with perl v5.6.1
Then there are two types of modules you can depend on: functional modules, like DBI and XML::LibXML, and developer convenience modules, like Modern::Perl
You cannot get around needing the first type of modules, but the convenience modules should only be used in (local) perl scripts and not in CPAN modules, so please do not add additional dependencies on modules/pragma’s like sanity, Modern::Perl, common::sense, exact, or nonsense.
However useful they might be in your own working environment and force you into behaving well, adding them as a requirement to a CPAN module will increase the complexity of the requirements to probably no good use, as they are unlikely to be found on all your targeted systems and add a chance to break.
There is no problem with you using those in your own (non-CPAN) scripts and modules, but please do not add needless dependencies.
Test::Prereq is a fine module to
test your dependencies, but please do not ship it in a test-file on t/
.
Finally, make sure all your dependencies are declared in your META structure, so all CPAN clients know what to do before your module can be tested. META files are preferably not created manually, but generated by authoring tools like ExtUtils::MakeMaker, Dist::Zilla, or App::ModuleBuildTiny etc.
"prereqs" : { "build" : { "requires" : { "ExtUtils::MakeMaker" : "0" } }, "configure" : { "requires" : { "ExtUtils::MakeMaker" : "0" } }, "runtime" : { "requires" : { "perl" : "5.006", "Test::More" : "0.88" } } }
Be very careful in choosing dependencies that have a different license than your own distribution. However useful a module might be, if it has a more restrictive license than your distribution, it may be off limits to some users. That would mean that your distribution cannot be used either.
The reverse is also true: if your release has a more restrictive license than most releases on CPAN, it may lead to others avoiding depending on your code.
The perl/perl_5 licence is a reasonable default if you do not have a preferred license.
Make sure that you have a clear, consice, and short SYNOPSIS section. This section should show the most important code as simple and clear as possible. If you have 3500 methods in your class, do not list all of the there. Just show how to create the object and show the 4 methods that a beginner would use. Note that the user that reads the manual will appreciate complete, correct, and up-to-date documentation per method more than a complete list of available methods in the SYNOPSIS.
Make sure your documentation covers all your methods and/or functions and all edge cases are documented. If you have private functions, mentions that in the documentation, so users can read that they might disappear without warning. A special section about errors, error messages, and/or exceptions is also a very nice thing to have.
Make sure your pod is correct and can also be parsed by the pod-modules in the lowest version of perl you support (or mention that you need at least version whatever to read the pod as intended).
The web is dynamic and some (external) references might seize to exist not telling you, so checking links used in your documentation once in a while might hint you to updated sites.
 No one gains from statements about certain operating system(s), editor(s), president(s) or whatever are not to your liking. Make neutral claims about not being able to test your module on system X instead of saying system X should die a horrible death.
Do not use profane language. Do not promote any deity. A religion to one might be an insult to others. Keep neutral.
Not every developer is of native English tongue. And even if, they also make (spelling) mistakes. There are enough tools available to prevent public display of misspellings and typoes. Use them.
It is a good plan to have someone else proofread your documentation. If you can, ask three readers: one who knows about what the module is about, one who can be seen as an end-user of this modules without any knowledge about the internals, and last someone who has no clue about programming. You might be surprised of what they will find in the documentation as weird, unclear, or even plain wrong.
Have examples of your code. Preferably both in the EXAMPLES section of the
pod, as in a folder named examples
.
It is good practice to use your example code/scripts in your documentation too, as that gives you a two-way check (additional to your tests). Even better if the test scripts can be used as examples.
Do not just test what you think would be used. There will be users that try to bend the rules and invent ways for your module to be useful that you would never think of.
If every line of your code is tested, not only do you prevent unexpected breakage, but you also make sure that most corner cases are tested. Besides that, it will probably confront you with questions like “What can I possibly do to get into this part of my code?”, Which may lead to optimizations and other fun.
Remove dead code. It is in your (git) repository anyway.
This is a hard one. If your release/dist requires specific versions of other modules, try to create an environment where you test your distribution against the required version and a version that does not meet the minimum version.
If your module requires Foo::Bar-0.123 because it supports correct UTF-8 encoding/decoding, and you wrote a test for that, your release is apt to fail in an environment where Foo::Bar-0.023 is installed.
This gets really hard to set up if your release has different code for versions of perl and for versions of required modules, but it pays off eventually. Note that monitoring CPANTESTERS can be a huge help.
If your code resides on GitHub, you can setup hooks to Travis CI. Just compose a .travis.yml and enable the hook. This supports a variety of perl versions and an environment where you can install modules for just the tests you need.
Your Makefile.PL (or whatever initial file the build system you use requires) will have to state a minimal supported perl version that ends up in META.json and META.yml
Do not guess. It is easy to check with
$ perlver --blame test.pl -------------------------------------------------- File : test.pl Line : 3 Char : 14 Rule : _perl_5010_operators Version : 5.010 -------------------------------------------------- // --------------------------------------------------
If you host your perl code on github, you can integrate the services of Travis. Read their instructions on how to set up for multiple perl versions and or (environment) options.
If you have multiple perls installed on your system, test your module or
release with all of the versions that you claim to support before doing the
release. Best would be to test with a threaded perl and a non-threaded perl.
If you can test with a mixture of -Duselongdouble
and 32bit/64bit perls,
that would be even better.
$ perl -wc lib/Foo/Bar.pm
Repeat this on as many architectures as you can (i586, x64, IA64, PA-RISC, Sparc, PowerPC, …)
Repeat this on as many Operating Systems as you can (Linux, NetBSD, OSX, HP-UX, Solaris, Windows, OpenVMS, AIX, …)
Testing against a -Duselongdouble
compiled perl will surface bad tests,
e.g. tests that match against NVs like 2.1:
use Test::More; my $i =<PHONE_NUMBER>0000001; $i /= 10e15; is ($i, 2.1); done_testing;
with -Uuselongdouble
:
ok 1 1..1
with -Duselongdouble
:
not ok 1 # Failed test at -e line 1. # got: '2.1000000000000001' # expected: '2.1' 1..1 # Looks like you failed 1 test of 1.
will show that 2.25 is probably a better choice that 2.1.
If you use XS, make sure you (try to) support the widest range of perl versions. As using XS is quite often using more delicate areas of perl and perl internals, it is especially important to test for both threaded and unthreaded perl and - if supported - on operating systems that have different linking procedures than Linux. AIX and Windows are known to show deficiencies early.
Your code allocates memory. Not only for the code itself, but also for all data-structures, a stack and other resources (modules you use or require).
Creating circular references or (in XS) variables that do not get freed will cause leaks. You might not notice in your tests, but if a long running process hits leaks and crashes with out-of-memory after 4 days, that is a problem. Tracing memory leaks might be hard, but some help is available
If you have a perl available with ASAN (Address Sanitizer) enabled, your may find corruptions during compilation.
Some see CPANTS as a game, but many of the tests it puts on your release have a reason. Before you upload, you can check most of that to prevent unhappy users.
$ perl Makefile.PL $ make $ make test $ make dist $ cpants_lint.pl Foo-Bar-0.01.tar.gz Checked dist: Foo-Bar-0.01.tar.gz Score: 144.44% (26/18) Congratulations for building a 'perfect' distribution! $
Other that doing all these tests before you upload to CPAN, there are some awesome metrics available on cpants that trigger after you have uploaded to CPAN. This also shows more metrics and has lots of good documentation for the kwalitee indicators.
Some problems only surface when you do a make clean
or make distclean
.
The develop cycle normally only adds and changes files, and if you forget
to add those to the MANIFEST, your distribution will be incomplete and
is likely to fail on other systems, whereas your tests locally still
keep passing.
Check MANIFEST and MANIFEST.skip are complete.
$ make dist $ make distclean
$ perl -MTest::DistManifest -we'manifest_ok' 1..4 ok 1 - Parse MANIFEST or equivalent ok 2 - All files are listed in MANIFEST or skipped ok 3 - All files listed in MANIFEST exist on disk ok 4 - No files are in both MANIFEST and MANIFEST.SKIP
Don not make it hard for people and modules to use the files in your distribution by using spaces and special characters in file names. Also try to not use overly long names and deep directory structures.
If spaces or weird characters in file or folder names are required by your module and/or your test cases, consider creating these files from the test itself and cleaning them up when the test is done.
$ perl -MTest::More -MTest::Portability::Files -w \ -e 'options (all_tests => 1);' \ -e 'options (test_dos_length => 0);' \ -e 'run_tests ();'
Add a CONTRIBUTING.md or similar file to guide others to consistency that will match your style (or, in case of joint effort, the style as agreed upon by the developers).
 Again: consistency helps. A lot.
Perl::Critic + plugins, lot of choices
Make sure your meta-data matches the expected requirements. That can be achieved by using a generator that produces conform the most recent specifications or by using tools to check handcrafted META-files against the META spec 1.4 (2008) or META spec 2.0 (2011):
It is highly appreciated if you declare resources, like your public repository URL and the preferred way to communicate in your META.json:
"resources" : { "x_IRC" : "irc://irc.perl.org/#toolchain", "repository" : { "type" : "git", "url" : "https://github.com/Tux/Release-Checklist", "web" : "https://github.com/Tux/Release-Checklist" }, "bugtracker" : { "web" : "https://github.com/Tux/Release-Checklist/issues" } }
Those are recognized and shown in the top-left section on meta::cpan.
Use a sane versioning system that the rest of the world might understand. Do not use the MD5 of the current date and time related to the phase of the moon or versions that include quotes or spaces. Keep it simple and clear.
Make sure it is a versioning system that increments
Make sure your Changes or ChangeLog file is up-to-date. Your release procedure might check the most recent mentioned date in that. At least every release should have an entry. Put the most recent change(s) on top (sort in reverse date order), so people can easily spot the most recent change(s).
Check if your release matches previous performance (if appropriate)
Make a clear statement about your license. (or choose a default, but at least state it).
Some target areas require a license in order to allow a CPAN module to be installed.
Add a file that states the purpose of your distribution.
The README should state the purpose, the minimal envirenment to test, build, and run and possible license issue. If there is a need to amend or create configuration files or set up databases, that should be mentioned too.
If your module is on github or similar, regularly check on submitted issues and deal with them: either explain why it is not an issue or comment with alternatives or even better: this has been fixed now. Additionally, you should check on possible forks of your code and check the commits in that fork. There are people that make very interesting changes that you could use to improve your code. If the changes they made are already taken into your own code, or your code offers a (better) alternative to their change you could comment on their commits with additional information.
Likewise if you use RT as bug tracker.
If any ticket is entered as a vulnerability issue, be sure to make clear in the feedback to that issue that it is indeed a security issue and how you dealt with it or that you do/did not acknowledge this as a vulnerability, but as a (plain/simple) bug and deal with at with the appropriate actions.
Whatever you choose, make it clear in your META information, so the link to issues on metacpan points to the correct location.
resources: bugtracker: https://github.com/Tux/Release-Checklist/issues
“resources” : { “bugtracker” : { “web” : “https://github.com/Tux/Release-Checklist/issues” } }
You have had reasons to make the changes leading up to a new distribution. If you really care about the users of your module, you should check if your new release would break any of the CPAN modules that (indirectly) depend on your module by testing with your previous release and your upcoming release and see if the new release would cause the other module(s) to break.
used_by.pl will check the depending modules with the upcoming version.
Of course it is imposible to cover every possible situation here. The DarkPAN (uses of your module beyond what is registered on CPAN) is huge.
Copyright (C) 2015–2020 H.Merijn Brand. All rights reserved.
This library is free software; you can redistribute and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.