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This software was developed by mak organisations.
To help and support the modern bus systems .
We started this business so that we can help in improving
the travel experience with the bus .As it is one of the emerging
private sectors.So we could use our data for the future purposes
and expand our services to the needy.So there travel experience is best with us.
We developed an appp called bus pass sytem in this we will prvide the easiest way to travel with the buses
This software is developed in accordence to the future developing needs .


Welcome to SEC EDGAR Python API documentation!¶
To get started, look here.
An overview¶
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Class which allows downloading of filing and contains filing metadata. |
Used for getting companies. |
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Used for downloading filings for a particular company. |
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API Documentation¶
A full list of modules


Using brute-force string comparator algorithms, this package facilitates finding a particular string's closest match amongst a target vector of strings.
| Version: | 1.0.0 |
| Imports: | Rcpp, R6, stringr |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp |
| Published: | 2018-11-19 |
| Author: | Michael Holmes |
| Maintainer: | Michael Holmes <mepstudies at gmail.com> |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| CRAN checks: | similr results |
| Reference manual: | similr.pdf |
| Package source: | similr_1.0.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: similr_1.0.0.zip, r-release: similr_1.0.0.zip, r-oldrel: similr_1.0.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: similr_1.0.0.tgz, r-oldrel: similr_1.0.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=similr to link to this page.


Ceres
Home
Charities
Map
Map Information
News Feed
Bushfire Statistics
Meet the Team
Download
Bushfire Dashboard
If you're unfamiliar with fire radiative power and how it relates to fire size
HERE.


{% extends "content_template.html" %} {% from "components/service-link.html" import service_link %} {# Used by the content_template.html layout, prefixes the "navigation" accessible name #} {% set navigation_label_prefix = 'Using Notify' %} {% block per_page_title %} Email branding {% endblock %} {% block content_column_content %}
You can add your organisation’s logo and brand colour to email templates.
The default branding for email templates is the GOV.UK logo.
To change your email branding:


{% extends "_form.html" %} {% block form_block %}
{% trans %}Card Value Verification (CVV) or Card Verification Code (CVC) is a procedure established by credit card companies to reduce fraud for internet transactions. On a Visa, MasterCard and Discover, this 3 digit code is located on the back of the card. American Express, however, displays a 4 digit code on the front of the card. Both 3 or 4 digit codes are verification numbers used in the authentication process.{% endtrans %}
{% trans %}The CVV/CVC code is the last 3 digits printed in the signature area on the back of the card.{% endtrans %}
{% trans %}The CVV/CVC code is the last 4 digits on the front of your card right above your credit card number.{% endtrans %}


My name is Duaa ALoran
I studied Accounting in TTU, I graduated on January 2018.
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Array
Format:
/array {array name} {rows} {group name}
/array {array name} {rows,columns} {group name}
Description:
Array lets you create both single and two dimensional arrays. If you are not
familiar with arrays, you can think of them like a spreadsheet. A single
dimensional array would have only 1 column, and as many rows as you specify.
A two dimensional array would have both rows and columns. Each cell in the
array would be accessed by giving a row and a column number. In the case of
single dimensional array, only a row number is needed. Each cell can hold data
like a variable.
Arguments:
- {array name} The name of the array.
- {rows} When creating a single dimensional array, the number of rows. The number must be between 1 and 100.
- {rows,columns} For creating a two dimensional array. The numbers must be between 1 and 100.
- {group name} This is optional, see the user guide for help with groups.
Examples:
/array {Targets} {3}
This would create an array called Targets. The array can hold up to 3 items.
/array {Grid} {5,5}
This creats a two dimensional array, or a grid. The grid has 5 rows, with 5 columns in each row.
Related Commands:
/assign,
/grouparray,
/sendarray,
/unarray
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A form with a label on top of each form control.
Group related elements in a form with a legend.
More complex forms can be built using our grid classes. Use these for form layouts that require multiple columns, varied widths, and additional alignment options.
Create horizontal forms with the grid by adding the .row
class to form groups and using the .col
classes to specify the width of your labels and controls.
Use the .form-inline
class to display a series of labels, form controls, and buttons on a single horizontal row. Form controls within inline forms vary slightly from their default states.
Create horizontal forms with table layout.


Hello Everyone,
To get access to all of the coding examples in the React section, you have two options:
NOTE: You must have a cloud9 account to see the workspace, but don't worry, it's free.
If you do not have access to a credit card please follow these instructions to get an account. Remember, Cloud9 will not charge your credit card, it's purely for security reasons and to prevent bots from abusing their service. I understand why they needed to implement this policy, but it's also very frustrating because I know many of students come from countries where credit cards are not commonly used. Luckily, we have a workaround!
Send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and we can send you an invitation to c9 that does not require a credit card.
Unfortunately, this is a very manual process for us, so it can take some time if we're asleep or away from email access. Please be patient with us!
If you're curious about why Cloud9 now requires a credit card to sign up, read a discussion on it here.Thanks for understanding!


{% extends 'base.html' %} {% load staticfiles %}
MRMAssayDB is targeted proteomics resource maintained by the University of Victoria Genome British Columbia Proteomics Centre.
MRMAssayDB is publicly accessible resource via the http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com
MRMAssayDB is implemented in python 2.7. The user web interface was developed in the Django 1.8.11 framework. The search engine was built with Elasticsearch.
The metadata from UniProt, KEGG, STRING, QuickGO and PDB are automatically retrieved via the corresponding API.
MRMAssayDB is updated every month and currently it hosts following versions from different resources:
By using a search term, like a protein name (e.g. Apolipoprotein L1), UniProtKB accession (e.g. O14791), gene name (e.g. APOL1), Subcellular location (e.g. Secreted), peptide sequence (e.g. ANLQSVPHASASR), organism name (e.g. Homo sapiens), pathway name (e.g. p53 signaling pathway), Disease-causing mutation name (e.g. Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis 4 (FSGS4)), GO ID (e.g. GO:0044267), GO term name (e.g. cellular protein metabolic process), GO term (e.g. Biological Process), or Drug ID (e.g. DB00030) or Human Assays for FDA approved Marker (e.g. Yes) in the search field, and pressing 'submit'.
An advanced search option is available in order to select one or more fields to restrict the search and make it faster. The advanced search option is advice to make the search more focused and speed up the total time to report the results to the client side.
Search results will be reported in an interactive datatable format where users can filter, sort, or download all or part of their MRMAssayDB results.In order to perform an advanced search users can enter the search terms, separated by a '|' or line feedback with each line having one entry (e.g. copy-paste from MS Excel column), into the specific form field. For example, search for one or more UniProtKB Accession(s) (UniProtKB Accession Number field):
P09958|P23188
OR simply type:
P09958
P23188
>sp|O43715|TRIA1_HUMAN TP53-regulated inhibitor of apoptosis 1 OS=Homo sapiens OX=9606 GN=TRIAP1 PE=1 SV=1
MNSVGEACTDMKREYDQCFNRWFAEKFLKGDSSGDPCTDLFKRYQQCVQKAIKEKEIPIE
GLEFMGHGKEKPENSS
This section describes how to programmatically access data and services from http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com.
The base restful url for MRMAssayDB is : http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/rest/api/
UniProtKB Accession
Protein
Gene
Organism
SubCellular
Peptide Sequence
Pathway Name
Disease Name
Go ID
Go Name
Go Term
Drug Bank
Human Assays for FDA approved Marker
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/rest/api/?UniProtKB Accession=&Protein=&Gene=&Organism=&SubCellular=&Peptide Sequence=&Pathway Name=&Disease Name=&Go ID=&Go Name=&Go Term=&Drug Bank=&AssayFdaApproveMark=
. A CSV file with the MRMAssayDB results will be returned for specified peptide sequence.
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/rest/api/?Gene=APOL1|TP53&Organism=Homo sapiens
. A CSV file with the MRMAssayDB results will be returned for specified Gene names and Organism name.Multiple search terms can be separated by a pipe, i.e. '|', into the specific search field. For example, search for one or more UniProtKB Accession(s) (UniProtKB field):
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/rest/api/?UniProtKB Accession=P09958|P23188
. A csv file with the MRMAssayDB results will be returned for specified UniProtKB Accession Number(s).
This section describes how to share search results among scientific community from http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com.
The base hyperlink URL for MRMAssayDB is: http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/search/hyperlink/
UniProtKB Accession
Protein
Gene
Organism
SubCellular
Peptide Sequence
Pathway Name
Disease Name
Go ID
Go Name
Go Term
Drug Bank
Human Assays for FDA approved Marker
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/search/hyperlink/?UniProtKB Accession=&Protein=&Gene=&Organism=&SubCellular=&Peptide Sequence=&Pathway Name=&Disease Name=&Go ID=&Go Name=&Go Term=&Drug Bank=&AssayFdaApproveMark=
. A page with the MRMAssayDB results will be displayed for specified peptide sequence.
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/search/hyperlink/?Gene=APOL1|TP53&Organism=Homo sapiens
. A page with the MRMAssayDB results will be displayed for specified Gene names and Organism name.Multiple search terms can be separated by a pipe, i.e. '|', into the specific search field. For example, search for one or more UniProtKB Accession(s) (UniProtKB field):
http://mrmassaydb.proteincentre.com/search/hyperlink/?UniProtKB Accession=P09958|P23188
. A page with the MRMAssayDB results will be displayed for specified UniProtKB Accession Number(s).


Before Change
rule_priority = 100 + len(self.rules)
if rule_priority >= 4095:
raise ValueError("Too many firewall rules!")
self.rules[(start_port, end_port)] = rule_name
vm_util.IssueRetryableCommand(
[azure.AZURE_PATH, "network", "nsg", "rule", "create",
After Change
Raises:
ValueError: when there are too many firewall rules.
source_range = source_range or ["<IP_ADDRESS>/0"]
end_port = end_port or start_port
source_range.sort()
// Replace slashes as they are not allowed in an azure rule name.
source_range_str = ",".join(source_range).replace("/", "_")
rule = (start_port, end_port, source_range_str)
with self.rules_lock:


What is the World Wide Web(WWW)?
1)The WWW is basically a bunch of computers connected together.
2)These computers can communicate that is share information,pictures,videos etc with each other through internet.
It is simply called Web.
3)It came up in early 1990's and contains about 30 billion pages.
4)The Web is a collection of many WEB PAGES which are actually HTML documents.It glues everything on the web-IMAGES,TEXTS,VIDEO,MEDIA etc.
HTML stands for HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE.
Hyperlinks are used to communicate between different web pages.
How the web works?
1) When the user (with a computer and a browser) opens a website,the browser makes request to the internet.
2) The internet further requests the server using the HTTP .
3) The server finds the appropriate HTML document and sends it back to the
user's computer where a web browser interprets the page and displays it on the user's screen
It is displayed in the image:
(The individual pics have been taken using clipart in MS word)
What is HTML?
1) HTML stands for HYPER TEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE
2) Its text content describes all that we see
3) Markup decides what everything looks like
4) HTML document contains refrences/links to other documents like images,video,other web pages etc.
5)HTML is made up of elements
What are the Tags in HTML?
1) HTML documents are made up of elements.
(start of tag using triangular brackets )tag content (end of tag using triangular brackets and / ) = HTML element
2) HTML tags tell the browser the type of elements
3) Except for void tag,Once a tag is started,it has to be closed otherwise its effect will be seen on all the following elements
Some of the tags are
a) Bold tag (b in triangular brackets).It bolds the text as bellow
This is Bold Text.
b) Em Tag (em in triangular brackets).It emphasises the text i.e. makes it italics as shown
This text is emphasized
c) Image tag (img in triangular brackets ).It is used to add images to the web page
d) Line Break tag (br in triangular brackets). It is used to add a line break i.e. shift the following text to next line
e) Paragraph tag (p in triangular brackets ). It is similar to br tag
etc
What are HTML attributes ?
1) Attributes provide additional information about an element.
2) Attributes are always specified in the start tag.
3) Attributes come in name/value pairs like: name="value"
for example:
a) The href=" " attribute in anchor (a) tag provides the hyperlink
b) The src(source) ="url" attribute in image tag provides the file path of the image
c) The alt="text" attribute in image tag provides an alternate text if the image is not displayed
What are void tags?
Tags which don't need to be closed are void tags.For Example br tag is a void tag
How are pages linked?
pages are linked using Hyperlinks with the help of a (anchor) tag.The href attribute is used to give the url.
for example Link to google
Why are Computers Stupid?

They Do Not Rectify the mistakes made by the
programmer themselves.Computers interpret the instructions as such
What is the difference between inline tags and block tags?
Inline tags are written along with the text.They don't create any separate block.They are just texts For Example,br tag is written at the end of line
Br tag means end of linr.When written between text,the following text after the tag wraps up in the next line
b,em ,img are inline tags
Block tags create a separate invisible block of text .These boxes can have hheight and width also
for example: p tag
............
. text .
. text .
. text .
. text .
............
What are the whitespace tags?
Whitespace tags are used to marks end of line or separate out a segment of text.
* When an HTML page is created,no matter how many whitespaces are given all of them are created into a single white space
for example:
br tag and p tag
What are container tags?
Span & Div are container tags
Span is inline while Div is block type tag.
Div tag behaves like paragraph tag.
various arrtributes can be given to Span and Div
They contain text.
The structure of HTML document is:


Value object representing a single file uploaded through an HTTP request. Used by the IncomingRequest class to provide files.
Typically, implementors will extend the SplFileInfo class.
| package |
CodeIgniter\HTTP |
|---|
__construct(string $path, string $originalName, string $mimeType = null, integer $size = null, integer $error = null)
string
The temporary location of the uploaded file.
string
The client-provided filename.
string
The type of file as provided by PHP
integer
The size of the file, in bytes
integer
The error constant of the upload (one of PHP's UPLOADERRXXX constants)
getClientExtension() : string|null
For a trusted version, use guessExtension() instead.
string|null
getClientMimeType() : string|null
This is NOT a trusted value. For a trusted version, use getMimeType() instead.
string|null
getDestination(string $destination, string $delimiter = '_', integer $i) : string
First, it checks whether the delimiter is present in the filename, if it is, then it checks whether the last element is an integer as there may be cases that the delimiter may be present in the filename. For the all other cases, it appends an integer starting from zero before the file's extension.
string
string
integer
string
getError() : integer
The return value MUST be one of PHP's UPLOAD_ERR_XXX constants.
If the file was uploaded successfully, this method MUST return UPLOAD_ERR_OK.
Implementations SHOULD return the value stored in the "error" key of the file in the $_FILES array.
| see | http://php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.errors.php |
|---|---|
integer
One of PHP's UPLOAD_ERR_XXX constants.
getName() : string|null
Do not trust the value returned by this method. A client could send a malicious filename with the intention to corrupt or hack your application.
Implementations SHOULD return the value stored in the "name" key of the file in the $_FILES array.
string|null
The filename sent by the client or null if none was provided.
getTempName() : string
string
hasMoved() : boolean
boolean
isValid() : boolean
boolean
move(string $targetPath, string $name = null)
$targetPath may be an absolute path, or a relative path. If it is a relative path, resolution should be the same as used by PHP's rename() function.
The original file MUST be removed on completion.
If this method is called more than once, any subsequent calls MUST raise an exception.
When used in an SAPI environment where $_FILES is populated, when writing files via moveTo(), is_uploaded_file() and move_uploaded_file() SHOULD be used to ensure permissions and upload status are verified correctly.
If you wish to move to a stream, use getStream(), as SAPI operations cannot guarantee writing to stream destinations.
| see | http://php.net/is_uploaded_file http://php.net/move_uploaded_file |
|---|---|
| Throws |
|
string
Path to which to move the uploaded file.
string
the name to rename the file to.


Train services rescheduled
Partial cancellation, short-termination of trains
by Special CorrespondentRailways have announced partial cancellation and short-termination of trains running through the Krishnarajapuram–Banaswadi section as part of the ongoing yard modification works in the Baiyyappanahalli railway station.
Kochuveli-Banaswadi Biweekly Humsafar Express (16319) will be short-terminated at Krishnarajapuram on November 21, 23, 28, 30, and December 5 and 7. Banaswadi-Kochuveli Express (16320) will be starting from Krishnarajapuram on November 22, 24, and 29 and December 1, 6 and 8.
Ernakulam-Banaswadi Weekly Superfast (22607) will be short-terminated at Krishnarajapuram on November 24, and December 1 and 8. Banaswadi-Ernakulam Weekly Superfast (22608) will be starting from Krishnarajapuram on November 18, and 25 and December 2.
Ernakulam-Banaswadi Biweekly Express (12683) will be short-terminated at Krishnarajapuram on November 20, and 25, and December 2 and 4. Banaswadi-Ernakulam Biweekly Express (12684) will be starting from Krishnarajapuram on November 19, 21, 26, and 28 and December 3 and 5.


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What you won’t find us doing is spending weeks perfecting high quality design mocks. Making such serious investment and commitment to a design so early on is a flawed way to work.
Instead, expect from us enough visual documentation to help convey an idea. Once we all feel like it’s the right choice. We start bringing the idea to life with code.
We ship fast, and ship often.
Using platforms like Heroku, we are able to create and host any kind of app in seconds.
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tk_optionMenu - Create an option menubutton and its menu
tk_optionMenu w varName value ?value value
...?
This procedure creates an option menubutton whose name is w, plus an associated menu. Together they allow the user to select one of the values given by the value arguments. The current value will be stored in the global variable whose name is given by varName and it will also be displayed as the label in the option menubutton. The user can click on the menubutton to display a menu containing all of the values and thereby select a new value. Once a new value is selected, it will be stored in the variable and appear in the option menubutton. The current value can also be changed by setting the variable.
The return value from tk_optionMenu is the name of the menu associated with w, so that the caller can change its configuration options or manipulate it in other ways.
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Agenda
Dec. 6, 2016
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7:00 AM - 9:00 AM
Light Breakfast & Registration
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9:00 AM - 9:15 AM
Opening Remarks
UR(x) Team
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9:15 AM - 10:00 AM
Keynote
Jose Cong, Formerly Apple & Nest
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10:15 AM - 11:15 AM
Recruiting us student panel
Engineering student leaders from Harvard, MIT, & Stanford
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Nestling - How we built a powerful college internship brand
Jose Cong (Plause, Former Head of Talent Nest)
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
How to build a killer UR team
Kate Randall (Tesla)
Dec. 6, 2016 (cont.)
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11:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Technical University Recruiting for Startups
Wahab Owolabi (Formerly Stanford & Carnegie Mellon)
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12:30 PM - 1:30 PM
Lunch
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1:45 PM - 2:30 PM
Diversity Recruiting Panel
Ahmad Wright (Stanford University), Phillip Loya (CODE2040)
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1:45 PM - 2:30 PM
Psychology of a Recruiter
Jeff D'Andria (Stanford University ex. Microsoft Recruiter)
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2:30 PM - 3:00 PM
Break
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3:00 PM - 3:45 PM
Special Guest Fireside Chat
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4:00 PM - 4:45 PM
Keynote
Farouk Dey (Stanford University)
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5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Happy Hour
Dec. 7, 2016
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San Francisco Tech Trek
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9:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Silicon Valley Tech Trek


Habitat
Their homeland is the Kanto region. It is extremely rare in nature. They prefer to live in open sunny plains near large freshwater bodies of water. The Venusaur moves to always remain on the sunny side. Sometimes they live in forests and jungles. But most Venusaurs evolve from Bulbasaurs and Ivysaurs with trainers, so you need to look for them from trainers originally from Kanto.


For the new visitor to Morocco, Tangier can be a bit of a shock. Children beg for money, and ‘Official’ guides pester everywhere. In these respects, Tangier is untypical of other places in Morocco. However, it is an interesting and lively place to visit. The hassle is tolerable, especially if you arrange a Moroccan companion or hire a (professional) guide.
Position 35° 47'20"N, 05° 47'23"W (harbour entrance)
If it is possible, go alongside the dock inside the small boat harbour, which is crowded with fishing boats.
Fly the Q
flag and go directly with all passports to the border police whose office is on the second floor in the white building next to the closed yacht club. They will retain the ship's papers until departure and issue entry permits which must be carried at all times when ashore. Customs will came to the pontoon and they do inspect some yachts. Formalities are quick and efficient. No tip is expected.
Allow time to retrieve your ship's papers when leaving.
Last updated August 2015.
The harbour is very crowded and finding a berth can be difficult. Conditions for yachts are basic and prices are high considering there are no services. There are pontoons at the western end of the fishing harbour, but at low tide it can be difficult getting ashore. You may well be put alongside a tug.
Be sure to lock the boat as the port security does not actually check the identity of visitors. It is best to hire a guard.
Currently there is no water, electricity or other facilities available here. A new marina continues to be "under construction" and it is not known when this will be completed.
There are no repair facilities here.
Harbour dues are payable at the Capitainerie.
The marina further east at Marina Smir or south at Rabat, are much better alternatives to leave the boat if wishing to visit the interior of the country.
Last updated February 2016.


Compete at Robot Ruckus 2023!
Check list
- Read the Robot Construction rules.
- Read the Match Procedures & Event Logistics document.
- Register on buildersdb for Robot Ruckus 2023! {%comment%}
- Register on the Maker Faire Orlando website. This will provide you and your team credentials to the event.
- If you'd like to attend the Robot Ruckus VIP Fundraiser event (Saturday Nov 9th after the first day of Robot Ruckus competition), purchase a donation ticket. You can meet & interact with more than a dozen Battlebots teams, purchase Battlebots items in a silent auction, and see some fun Battlebot demos. Proceeds benefit The Maker Effect Foundation, and directly support the combat robotics program. You donations help improve and maintain the large arena, and to ensure that Robot Ruckus can continue to inspire the next generation of robot builders! Please note that registration for Robot Ruckus competition does not include admission to the Robot Ruckus VIP fundraiser. {%endcomment%}
- {%endcomment%}
- Volunteer to help build the arena on Thursday & Friday, or to tear down the arena on Monday. Email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>if you can help!
- Like, Share & Post!  Facebook Page {%comment%}  Facebook Event{%endcomment%}
- Read the rules again.
Important Note
When registering for Maker Faire Orlando, the forms are designed for maker exhibits, and so the terminology needs a bit of translation.
The "Maker" is the team, and the "Exhibit" is the robot or robots. Each "maker" will get one pass to the event, and after you are approved,
you will be able to add "helpers" for the rest of your team to get everyone passes.
You do not need to register each member of your team as a maker, and if you have more than one robot, you are welcome to do all of them in one exhibit -
or break them into separate exhibits, your choice.
If you have questions on this registration, you can email us
at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>OR email the broader Maker Faire Orlando team at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>We know that registering on both buildersdb AND
the Maker Faire Orlando site is a lot of process, and we appreciate you helping us make it happen.
Robot Ruckus registration link - https://buildersdb.com/RobotRuckus2023
Entry fees are $20 for all classes. Due to time and space constraints, only one bot per driver/builder per class in the small weight classes. Weekend Maker Faire Orlando passes will be given to each team member. We will email you to complete the Maker Faire Orlando registration which will be required to get event credentials. This step MUST be done to receive passes for Maker Faire Orlando! We will email details once your team / robot has been accepted.
Robot Ruckus will be run in conjunction with Maker Faire Orlando being held at the Central Florida Fairgrounds located at:
4603 West Colonial Drive
Orlando, Florida 32808
centralfloridafair.com
Check in will be on Friday, with limited check-in Saturday morning. Volunteers to help setup/tear-down the arenas on the days before are greatly appreciated, as are volunteers to help keep the event running! Whether it be judging, robot wrangling, or crowd control, etc, any help that can be given is fantastic.
Maker Faire is a family-friendly event with lots to do for all ages. Invite family and friends to watch you battle and enjoy all the Maker Faire has to offer. Learn More!


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I really enjoy computer games, its my main form of entertainment in the evening and a great stress reliever. I get so much enjoyment out of it that I was inspired to write a short story from my perspective and I thought would share it with you. This is from Guild Wars 2 (some references are very game specific).
I said my goodbyes the Militia on TeamSpeak and dropped my WvW Commander Tag, just after having defeated a Sanctum of Rall zerg.
What a good night, I thought.
A few weeks ago I got excited about some changes to WvW that I had missed and wanted to check them out. I had been enjoying the new Living Story content but wanted to do something a little different. I jumped into World vs World and the first thing I noticed was that on the Borderlands the lake is gone! This looked like a big change, but on further inspection its quite simple. Now in the middle of the map is a set of capture points that allow a server to get the upper hand if they capture 3 of the 5 points. I was told on TeamSpeak that this was to replace the old orb system.
I have been venturing onto BlackGate TeamSpeak server recently and its not as scary as I thought. I joined the channel for the borderland map I was on and I was pleasantly surprised by the commander which was on this same map. His name was Cuddlepie and had a good manner, running alongside him we ventured into enemy territory. We faced a big zerg almost twice our size that I thought we woudlnt be able to take on. Cuddlepie kept his cool and issued commands, like “head to the left then split them in half”, “take it to their backlines”. With his focus and strategy we where able to take down the entire zerg. What a rush!
We continued on and took several towers and keeps. I had a really good night. Later in the week I joined again and where greeted by another commander from a guild called KING and he had a different game plan. We defended garrison from several attacks and got lots of badges. There feels like they is always some action and some really good commanders that I feel like our strong ties with BlackGate WvW community are such an untapped resource.
Tonight, I jumped in and we where getting smashed by Jade Quarry. The commander tonight was Stellioz. I noticed the he has a philippines accent (I didnt know for a long while) and got really excited about WvW and showed some great skill in open field battles. The night continued on and I really enjoyed by time. He had to grab some dinner and we where left without a commander. I decided that I would give it a go, even though I didnt feel completely confident that I knew all of the current intel in WvW, I did it anyway as there where 5 Resonance online and in BlackGate TS so I thought “Why not?”. We where outnumbered and we took a few camps. We tried some things like some ninja trebs but the scouts where on to our plan. Later we defended our Tower several times against both Sancum and Jade. We responded to a Treb and took it out and saved our tower! Just as we saved our tower from an invading group we spotted a zerg bigger than ours.
We didnt have many numbers at this time in the night and I wasnt sure we where able to take them on. We tracked them to a chocked point. Then we engaged them once and they rallied behind the tower. Just as things go quiet, Stellioz came back from dinner and jumped in too. We spotted another group, this time bigger than the last! Stellioz said we could take them and offered some comments on how we would engage them.
We where off!
Running right into the thick of the battle, dropping some fire for might and blasting it on our way through. We focused the back lines and taking out the elles and the necros. A few of us dropped and our warriors threw down banners getting our downed up. It finally looked like we would win! We cleaned up the rest some backing and frowing and we took out the zerg.
The end.


Writing themes for HAXcms is trivial if you know web components. We've also written the wcfactory
tooling in order to improve the development and management of web component libraries at scale (see LRNWebComponents
for our element portfolio).
Here's the steps to integrate a web component theme with HAXcms. This automatically takes care of all the authoring tools and state management associated with HAXcms. Your design is just that; design.
yarn add @lrnwebcomponents/haxcms-elements
// pull in the HAXCMSThemeWiring class and our store
import { HAXCMSThemeWiring } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import { store } from<EMAIL_ADDRESS>import { autorun, toJS } from "mobx";
// css required
<style>
/**
* Hide the slotted content during edit mode. This must be here to work.
*/
:host([edit-mode]) #slot {
display: none;
}
</style>
// properties required on your element
/**
* editting state for the page
*/
editMode: {
type: Boolean,
reflectToAttribute: true
},
/**
* Active item which is in JSON Outline Schema
*/
activeItem: {
type: Object
},
/**
* a manifest json file decoded, in JSON Outline Schema format
*/
manifest: {
type: Object
}
// HTML of the element
// inside your web component life cycle hooks
/**
* created life cycle
*/
constructor() {
super();
this.HAXCMSThemeWiring = new HAXCMSThemeWiring(this);
},
/**
* connected life cycle
*/
connectedCallback: function() {
super.connectedCallback();
this.HAXCMSThemeWiring.connect(this, this.$.contentcontainer);
this.__disposer = autorun(() => {
this.manifest = toJS(store.routerManifest);
});
},
/**
* disconnected life cycle
*/
disconnectedCallback: function() {
super.disconnectedCallback();
this.HAXCMSThemeWiring.disconnect(this);
this.__disposer();
},


HTML is the standard language used to define what you want to display on your webpage. It stands for HyperText Markup Language.
With HTML, you can tell a browser to display some text as a heading or to draw a table for you. It’s a simple but powerful language.
in this part, we will give you all the basics that you need to know to write a simple blogpost. In the next part, we’ll look at how to integrate links and images on your page.
If you want to learn more, have a look at the HTML tutorial created by w3schools. w3schools also has a very cool editor that allows you to play around with html and immediately displays the results of the change.
Here’s a simple blog post template that we’ll use to explore the anatomy of a webpage.
HTML consists of nested elements. Each element gets opened with <element>
and closed with </element>
.
Remember from the last section:

opens a header-1 (the largest kind of header) and

closes it.

and
The two main parts of a webpage are the
and the
.
The contents of
are not displayed. Instead, it’s where javascript and css files can be loaded and where you can set the title of the webpage. The title set here is not displayed on the webpage itself but rather shows up in the browser tab.
Except for setting the title, you can leave the
untouched and just copy its content to new pages.
The
is what actually gets displayed on the webpage.
The
usually consists of a number of

(“division”) elements.
There are two divs in our blog post template.
The first one renders the navigation bar at the top of the website. Rendering it involves some trickery that we will ignore for the moment.
The second div consists of the content of the blogpost. Note that this div has the class “column.” The class defines how the div should be rendered–What font? How much whitespace? How to handle small devices? You don’t need to know how styling with cascading stylesheets (css) work for the moment. Just make sure that when you create a new page, the div with most of your content has the class “column” like so:

....

Your actual blogpost will consist of headings and paragraphs.
We have already seen

, the largest kind of heading:
HTML provides you with six different headings from

to

, the smallest one:
The actual text of your blog post belongs into

(“paragraph”) elements, which handle, for example, line breaks for you.
That should give you all you need to know to write your first blog post. I suggest that you try to get this template to work on your landing page (index.html). Once you’re done, you can move on to the next section, which deals with links and images.


Press release
Roma pupils must be better supported to learn, says Ofsted
New Ofsted report identifies case studies of good practice in engaging Roma children and makes a number of recommendations.
Effective integration into schools and an uninterrupted education are the keys to improving the progress of Roma pupils, says an Ofsted report published today.
‘Overcoming barriers: ensuring that Roma children are fully engaged and achieving in education’
summarises how a number of schools and local authorities have been working to meet the needs of Roma children from Eastern Europe. It found a strong commitment to improving the engagement and achievement of Roma children, but also identified challenges in supporting pupils who were new to speaking English and who had little prior experience of formal education.
Through its survey of three local authorities and 11 schools that had experienced a significant rise in the number of Roma pupils from Eastern Europe, the report also identifies case studies of good practice and makes a number of recommendations for local authorities, schools and the Department for Education.
Sean Harford, Ofsted National Director, Schools, said:
This report sets out to provide an accurate assessment of the barriers to educational engagement and attainment that Roma pupils experience, as well as the specific challenges faced by particular schools and local authorities in supporting pupils.
Through this report, we also identify the strategies that are being employed successfully by local authorities and schools to support Roma pupils.
Notes to editors
The Ofsted report,
Overcoming barriers: ensuring that Roma children are fully engaged and achieving in education
, is published online.


Produces plots that summarize the results contained in a `statRes` object.
# S3 method for statRes plot(x, plot_type = "bar", fc_threshold = NULL, fc_colors = c("red", "black", "green"), stacked = FALSE, interactive = FALSE, theme_bw = FALSE, ...)
| x | `statRes` object to be plotted, usually the result of `imd_anova` |
|---|---|
| plot_type | defines which plots to be produced, options are "bar", "heatmap", "volcano"; defaults to "bar" |
| fc_threshold | optional threshold value for fold change estimates that's added to the volcano plot |
| fc_colors | vector of length three with character color values interpretable by ggplot. i.e. c("orange", "black", "blue") with the values being used to color negative, non-significant, and positive fold changes respectively |
| stacked | TRUE/FALSE for whether to stack positive and negative fold change sections in the barplot, defaults to FALSE |
| interactive | TRUE/FALSE for whether to create an interactive plot using plotly |
| theme_bw | TRUE/FALSE for whether to apply a black-white background theme |
dontrun{ library(pmartR) library(pmartRdata) #Transform the data #Group the data by condition myproData <- group_designation(omicsData = pro_object, main_effects = c("Condition")) #Apply the IMD ANOVA filter imdanova_Filt <- imdanova_filter(omicsData = myproData) myproData <- applyFilt(filter_object = imdanova_Filt, omicsData = myproData, min_nonmiss_anova=2) #Implement the IMD ANOVA method and compuate all pairwise comparisons (i.e. leave the `comparisons` argument NULL) anova_res <- imd_anova(omicsData = myproData, test_method = 'anova') plot(anova_res) plot(anova_res, plot_type = "volcano") imd_res <- imd_anova(omicsData = myproData, test_method = 'gtest') plot(imd_res) plot(imd_res, plot_type = "volcano") imd_anova_res <- imd_anova(omicsData = myproData, test_method = 'comb', pval_adjust='bon') plot(imd_anova_res, theme_bw = TRUE) plot(imd_anova_res, plot_type = "volcano", theme_bw = TRUE) }#> Error: <text>:1:8: unexpected '{' #> 1: dontrun{ #> ^


I'm Alex and I've been engine and gameplay programmer.
In the first stage of the project I developed an Animation Tween system used in some cameras with Axel Alavedra and I implemented the UI Text. In the second one, I focused in enemies in game. The result has been different enemy types with subtypes, with different behaviours. And I made some assets too :)
My work in this project has been engine programming:
Gameplay programming:
And made some props:
Resource Font Class
I created a font resource in Engine. It stores ResourceFontData (fontSize, maxCharHeigh, charactersMap, fontBuffer) and Character (texture Id, size, bearing and advance). The resource loads an external font and it transforms all the characters into red (character) and black (background) textures. The own format file stores the font size, characters texture buffer...
Then, when we print it on screen, the shader set the alpha value of the image according to the red value of the pixel. Then it adds the color to the font.
Generated char texture from font
Final char applying the shader with blue
Text Shader
I implemented UI Text with an adptation of the OpenGL text shader. The text has different parameters that can be modified, as color, align, interlineal size, text width and font.
Axel Alavedra and I created a tween system which can be used for color, translate, rotation and scale GameObjects. It was also think to modify the properties of a UI element. There's different accelerations to calculate how the tween is done (Quadratic, Cubic, Elastic, Bounce...).
Color tween with different acceleration
Move tween with different acceleration
Alejandro París and I have been the main enemy Designer/Programmer for the enemies. There are 4 different types of enemies (Nilfgaard Soldier, Ghoul, Drowned and Blocker Obstacle). Nilfgaard and Ghouls have 3 different subtypes. I also implemented Battle Circle and Steering avoid enemies.
Nilfgaard soldiers types are:
Melee Soldier
Range Soldier
Range Soldier
Ghoul types are:
Original Ghoul
Dodge Ghoul
Mini Ghoul
Drowned is an enemy who is hide under the ground. When the player is near, it gets off the ground and shoot a slime ball. He keeps shooting until the player is gone or it is too close it hides again.
Drowned get off, attacks and then hides
Blocker Obstacle is an enemy that stops the player path. It can be destroyed by attacking directly or by killing the enemies that protect it. As the life goes down, some roots vanish. The model was created in engine with some roots I modeled, When it is death, the player can continue.
Blocker obstacle vanish
When the player enters in the spawn area, the Spawner Manager call the Instantiate function in its children, which has the enemy type and subtype. It can also add a time delay.
Spawner(*Gizmos don't correspond to reality)
The steering avoid calculates if the other enemies are inside an area. When an enemy is inside, it adds to a vector the opposite directions vectors. Knowing the distance from the center, it also calculates the force of the avoid vector. The result is the direction that the player goes.
Once calculated, it adds the avoid vector and the velocity vector torwards the player, giving as a result the final velocity vector.
Move code
Steering avoid code
Steering Avoid
The battle circle limits the max enemies that can attack the player. When reaches the max, checks if the other player has enemies attacking, and if not, it attacks. In the other case, the enemies surround the player and wait their turn until they can attack. Once the enemy attacking is damaged, check for another candidate to attack.
Battle circle with 2 max enemies for each player


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