November 2019
Project 4: Timeline
A Brief History of Camouflage
For our final project I decided to create a timeline on the use of camouflage. I had a lot of fun with this project because I am into fashion, and camouflage is definitely in my wardrobe. It was interesting to learn that camouflage was simply used for military purposes and overtime it was able to influence today's culture.
During this project I worked a lot with creating my own patterns. My favorite pattern created was the replica of the "Camouflage Self Portrait" by Andy Warhol. After some feedback, I chose to create a map-like background to coincide with the military aspect.
October 2019
Project 3: Article Illustrations
Giving Up One Food Will Help your Health -- and the Planet
This article simply discussed the benefits of decreasing the amount of red meats that we consume, as well as its benefit towards mother earth. Consuming red meat in our regular diet, increases the risk of death. Studies showed that red meat impacted the environment most in comparison to chicken, eggs, fish and dairy products.
For this article I decided to make mother earth the center of attention. I wanted to physically show an individual throwing out the use of the red meat. Therefore, with less consumers, mother earth and humans will both be benefited from this action.
95 percent of baby foods tested contain toxic metals
This article touched upon a recent discovery that toxic metals have been found in baby foods. The article described that the intake of toxic metals in infants can result in lower IQ's.
In order to express the effect of toxic metals in infants I decided to showcase that the food itself had metal within it. At the same time I wanted to show the babies brain being confused and overall their being caous when consuming these toxin filled foods.
Mushroom coffee: is there magic to drinking chaga, reishi and lion's mane?
Lastly, this was a fun article to read. It described the trending issue of mushrrom coffee. Why drink mushroom coffee at all? According to USA Today, mushroom coffee is a great antioxidant a good for digestion.
This piece was fun to create because it was the first of the three articles I worked on. I wanted to create a gif because I've never worked with gifs before so I thought it would be interesting to explore this field. I can admit it was very difficult for a first timer, which is why I decided to create all three of my pieces as gifs. I never knew mushroom coffee was an actual thing so I thought it would be funny to literally incorpotate mushroom pieces falling into a cup of coffee. Of course I could have done more, but I was very happy with my end product because it gave me a fun visual feeling.
September 2019
Project 2: Scalable Icon
Project two includes three icons that helps represent my individuality. I have developed two versions, one in which is in color and the other in monochrome. I have decided to include my love for fashion, as well as my interest in music and knitting. I decided to incorporate heels as my main image to show my love for shoes. I've always had difficulty feeling comfortable in the way I walk in heels, so I decided it was a great way of incorporating my love for fashion and growth of learning how to walk.
Secondly, I chose to incorporate my love for music by creating a record player. I love old school music and the use of old devices. Using iphones as our source of music, takes away from the authentic vibe experience. When I am able to chose a record and play it, I enjoy my experience immensely. Lastly, I embraced my love for knitting in my last piece. I created a ball of yarn flowing freely.
August 2019
Project 1: Isometric Avatar
Project one is an isometric avatar design, in which I chose to portray a running girl. I found desiging myself challenging because I've never dabbled with isometric figures. I wanted my figure to be in motion, so I decided to show myself running and listening to music. In order to express myslef a little further I chose the color blue, since it is one of my favorite color. Lastly, in terms of clothing, my wardrobe is filled with cropped tops and sneakers so I wanted to include it in my main concept.


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Registering icons: MatIconRegistry is an injectable service that allows you to associate icon names with SVG URLs and define aliases for CSS font classes. Its methods are discussed below and listed in the API summary.
Font icons with ligatures: Some fonts are designed to show icons by using ligatures, for example by rendering the text "home" as a home image. To use a ligature icon, put its text in the content of the mat-icon component.
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with the index of the last character. In a loop, the last line
has been reached when TextSegment::SegmentEnd
of the returned value is equal to the index of the last
character of the text.
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- The number of the line to return the substring from.
The valid range is 0..getLineNumberAtIndex(getCharacterCount()).
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calling XAccessibleText::getTextAtIndex with
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and type LINE beside the
following special case:
Some text implementations place the caret at the end of the current
line when the End key gets pressed. Since the index of this position
is identical to the one of the first character of the following line,
XAccessibleMultiLineText::getLineNumberAtIndex will
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calling XAccessibleMultiLineText::getLineNumberAtIndex
with the index returned by XAccessibleText::getCaretPosition
beside the following special case:
Some text implementations place the caret at the end of the current
line when the End key gets pressed. Since the index of this position
is identical to the one of the first character of the following line,
XAccessibleMultiLineText::getLineNumberAtIndex will
return the line following the current one in this case.
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Combo is a simple card-matching game. The basic idea is to match three cards at a time until the deck runs out.
The deck consists of 81 cards. Each card has a unique geometric pattern. The patterns vary in four ways:
Given any two cards from the deck, there will be one and only one other card that forms a set with them. What is a set? A set consists of three cards which satisfy all of these conditions:
Combo displays 12 cards at a time. Your job is to find a set and tap on the three cards one at a time. If you are correct, Combo replaces them with three new cards from the deck. When the deck runs out and there are no more sets, the game is over.
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Throttling Network Internal
So there are many tools out there to download and use to test applications and the general stability of networks, however we wanted to go over some quick and easy ways that you can test the network using just Forge Networking.
Network Latency Simulation
The network latency simulation lets you test how your code would behave if there were to be network latency. This is a very simple tool that makes it so that the core of Forge will delay the reading/sending of messages by the given milliseconds. This is useful to test and see how clients with slow networks will experience your game. The latency simulation is per NetWorker so to test this out quickly you can use NetworkManager.Instance.Networker
. Below is a sample of how to set the latency to 900 milliseconds (0.9 seconds):
// Somewhere in code, even during runtime
NetworkManager.Instance.Networker.LatencySimulation = 900; // 900 is the time in milliseconds
Packet Loss Simulation
The packet loss simulation lets you test how your code would behave if there were to be packet loss of a specific chance. This tool allows you to set a percentage of packet loss. What this does internally is generate a random number, if it is within the specified percentage then it will delete the packet and ignore reading it. This will allow you to test your code to see what would happen if you were to lose packets during gameplay. The packet loss simulation is per NetWorker so to test this out quickly you can use NetworkManager.Instance.Networker
. Below is a sample of how to set the percentage to 0.1f (10% packet loss chance):
// Somewhere in code, even during runtime
NetworkManager.Instance.Networker.PacketLossSimulation = 0.1f; // 0.1f is the percentage chance of packet loss (10% in this case)


Below are collection of examples using linkt.js
This is the most basic usage of linkit.js.
$('.example-1').linkIt({
link: {
word: 'linkit.js',
url: 'https://github.com/djnetherton/link-it'
}
});
In this example we're demonstrating how we can replace case sensitive words like HTML but leave other instances like html, untouched.
$('.example-2').linkIt({
link: {
word: 'HTML',
url: 'https://github.com/djnetherton/link-it'
},
caseSensitive: true
});
This example shows how you can use a custom colour for each word that's been linked.
$('.example-3').linkIt({
link: {
word: 'custom colour',
url: 'https://github.com/djnetherton/link-it'
},
linkColor: 'goldenrod'
});
This example shows how you can add a custom class for each word that's been linked.
$('.example-4').linkIt({
link: {
word: 'custom class',
url: 'https://github.com/djnetherton/link-it'
},
linkClass: 'my-custom-class'
});
This example shows how you can ensure your links open in a new window.
$('.example-5').linkIt({
link: {
word: 'new window',
url: 'https://github.com/djnetherton/link-it'
},
newWindow: true
});


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Here is a logo redesign I created for the YMCA. This non-profit organization has had a number of logo redesigns throughout its existence and with the election of the new chair, I thought it fitting to design a new version of the logo. Inspiration for the redesign included a survey of logos done in the past and evaluating the brand values. From this, I summed up that the YMCA was a safe place for recreation and activities. This idea led me to creating a storyboard that involved swimming pools and running tracks.
I implemented the idea of motion, recreation and activity by creating parallel lines that run along the left side of the letter y’s arm and stem. I kept the letter y and the triangle in the composition to maintain consistent to the brand’s history. I believe this solution, is already familiar, and not too much of a derivation from what’s been done in the past; but it’s also different enough of a change to be noticed- an upgrade from what already exists.


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Torso provides a FormView module that allows two-way binding. The two-way binding implementation uses Backbone.Stickit behind the scenes. As mentioned in the previous section, our goal is to have a saved form state. The easiest way to do this is to map a single field in the DOM to a single field in a "hidden" data model. Don't worry, we've setup most of this for you! Just be sure to annotate your input fields with data-model attributes for the FormView to behave properly.
Notice that in this demo, the input field values do not vanish on re-render. This is thanks to the hidden data-model that repopulates the fields if the DOM is blown away. The binding is invoked in the "delegateEvents" method which was overriden by the Torso FormView. Backbone's delegateEvents method is invoked from within the overriden delegateEvents method.


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We used the global climate model EC-Earth V2.3 9 (one of the CMIP5 models) to assess the mechanisms relating seasonally-varying radiative forcing to Arctic warming and sea ice retreat. EC-Earth V2.3 includes the following components: atmosphere, ECMWF’s Integrated Forecast System (IFS cycle 31r1), resolution T159L62, including HTESSEL as land surface module; ocean, NEMO V2, resolution 1 deg.; sea ice, LIM2, resolution 1 deg; all coupled through the OASIS3 coupler 9. The performance of EC-Earth in terms of its simulation of the present-day climate is satisfactory, even though parts of the (sub) Arctic have too high winter temperatures, especially the continental regions of Siberia and Canada, while the central Arctic is somewhat too cold. We carried out 44-year simulations for perpetual year 2006 climate forcing (the model is in equilibrium for year 2006 radiative forcing), in which we added an artificial (or ‘ghost’) additional downward longwave radiative forcing of 30 W m −2 to the surface of the entire Arctic region north of 70 °N (we chose a relatively strong radiative forcing to obtain a climate response larger than the interannual variability yet small enough to avoid possible nonlinear effects becoming dominant; we additionally carried out simulations with smaller/larger forcing, and concluded that the first-order average Arctic response roughly linearly depends on the magnitude of the forcing); the forcing was applied in each season separately over the entire length of the simulation (hence each year). Thus, in total we performed 5 simulations: 4 simulations with additional forcing in winter (December-January-February, DJF), spring (March-April-May, MAM), summer (June-July-August, JJA) and autumn (September-October-November, SON), respectively, and a control simulation without additional forcing. Note that the seasonal forcing of 30 W m −2 translates to an annual forcing of 7.5 W m −2, comparable to the RCP8.5 radiative forcing (but applied here only to the Arctic). The seasonal longwave forcing of 30 W m −2 corresponds to 15, 10, 13 and 17% of the modelled climatological (of the control run) downward longwave radiation in DJF, MAM, JJA and SON, respectively. The results in Figs 2, 3 and 4 represent the differences between the additional forcing simulations and the control simulation over the final 30 years of the simulations (over which the residual trend is small). In this way the contributions of the feedbacks (for seasonally constant forcing) and of the (seasonally varying) radiative forcing on the seasonal climate response can effectively be separated. Obviously, the applied ghost forcing is a simplified representation of real radiative forcings, but previous studies 2228 have shown that this method nonetheless provides important insights into the primary response of the climate system. Note that the 30-year average climate state representing the year 2006 forcing (the control simulation) is used as a climatology to compare our sensitivity simulations to.
A possible caveat in our simulations is the absence of a transition zone in which the 30 Wm −2 forcing gradually reduces to zero, both spatial (at 70°N) and temporal (at the beginning and ending of seasons), rather than instantaneous. Even though such a ‘soft’ transition (instead of the ‘hard’ one used here) probably affects the details of the response (e.g. atmospheric dynamics), it is unlikely to have a considerable effect on the overall (i.e. Arctic mean) temperature response. Hence, we do not expect the first-order results to be sensitive to minor changes at the edges. Our ‘hard transition’ forcing has the advantage that results are easy to interpret, moreover this simple forcing is also easy to apply (in other studies), and therefore facilitates intercomparison of results.
One of the most uncertain issues in terms of a longwave radiation response concerns the role of clouds. Among CMIP5 models, Arctic cloud cover varies significantly. Also, most CMIP5 models exhibit biases in especially Arctic cloud phase, with excessive cloud ice and insufficient cloud water content 1129. This leads to an overestimate of surface cooling in winter and spring, too strong surface inversions and biases in TOA radiative fluxes. EC-Earth V2.3 has a single prognostic variable for cloud condensate mass with a temperature-driven partitioning between cloud liquid and solid mass, and also generally underestimates cloud liquid mass in the Arctic. This deficiency may affect the climate response resulting from enhanced radiative forcing.


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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A Kentucky nurse has been charged with sexually abusing a patient who reported that he touched her bare breasts with ungloved hands and rubbed her inner thighs.
News outlets report 48-year-old Scott Dorsey is set to be arraigned on Nov. 15. Court records allege he went into a patient’s room at Louisville’s Jewish Hospital in November 2018 and inappropriately touched her while repeatedly saying “I would like to video you.”
The documents say Dorsey was unknown to the woman, who initially assumed he had medical reasons for his actions but later reported the encounter. He was later fired.
Court documents say Dorsey had prior complaints about unwanted sexual contact with patients. Allegation details are unclear, as is whether Dorsey was disciplined over them. It’s unclear if he has a lawyer.
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These were my first experiences with miracle fruit. I'd missed an opportunity to try them a year earlier and a friend had been pressing me to try them ever since.
We ordered a pile of fresh, undried miracle berries from an online vendor for $3 a piece in May 2008. When they arrived, about 1/4 of them were kind of ugly and brownish. We had planned to serve them to guests at a dinner, so a bunch seemed unservable as they arrived.
When we first got them, we tried one each, chewed off the flesh of the fruit and held in our mouths for 2ish minutes total. The effect on lemon wedges was amazing. It was like really sweet lemonade. The effect on seltzer water was quite strong, it tasted very sweet. I was really impressed.
I was also left with a strange feeling in my head, sort of a weird floating sensation like I'd been holding my breath. Also got a very mild stomach ache. I wasn't sure what to make of those effects, related or not?
We immediately froze about 10 of the fruit, but kept some in the fridge because I wasn't sure if freezing would destroy the miraculin / essential chemical, as we'd read some say. The ones in the fridge were stored in a fruit-specific plastic bag in a foam container to help keep temperature fluctuations to a minimum.
I tried one from the frozen group 3 days later and it was fully effective. The ones we froze immediately were also fully effective 9 days after we received them and they delighted friends who tried them.
Unfortunately, the initial 'experiment' resulted in me forgetting / deciding not to freeze the rest until 3 days after they arrived. They all looked a bit worse for the wear, more brown spots and soft spots populated the fruit. Three weeks after we froze the fruit that had been in the fridge 3 days, they had become nearly ineffective. Where one fruit had a strong effect in the past, now 3 fruit were barely noticeable in their sweetening effect. Ugh.
Perhaps the most interesting effect was on unsweetened plain yogurt, normally strongly sour and kind of harsh without anything mixed in. After the miracle fruit, the yogurt tasted more like a sweet sour cream.
I experienced the weird light head feel and mild stomach discomfort each time I tried them, which was unexpected for me. I also had a strange post-miraculin tongue feeling, a tiny bit like I'd very, very lightly burned my tongue on hot tea. Not so 'burned' that it hurt at all, but more like it felt 'scraped' or scratchy or something. I am writing this as I still have that feeling and it isn't very easy to describe. Not exactly unpleasant, but odd. It also seems like it might increase salivation slightly, hard to say for sure based on the small number of trials.
Another friend who tried miracle fruit also reported a stomach ache. However, there is the confound that one is often exuberantly experimenting with very sour things, so it is hard to say for sure what the actual 'cause' was.
Unfortunately, the weakened miracle fruit were now useless and kind of grim looking, so that's a couple hundred dollars for a cup of pre-compost. Ah well.
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Connect Google Earth to this activity with two network links. The first should connect to http://IS-SERVER:9000/master.kml. This should return a KML document with the ID of "master", which will receive updates from NetworkLinkUpdate objects. Of course, you will need to change IS-SERVER to the proper host, and you may need to change the port. Do not set this link to refresh.
The second networklink should connect to the same server and port, and pass one parameter, "window_slug", with a name for this instance. The URL might look liked this:
http://IS-SERVER:9000/network_link_update.kml?window_slug=fred
Note that 9000 is the default web server port, but you may have changed this with the space.activity.webapp.web.server.port property. Also, the window_slug is important; it identifies this instance uniquely, so you can add specific items to this Earth instance without adding them to all instances connected to the server. Set this link to refresh regularly.
Finally, ensure the interactivespaces.host configuration value is correctly set on the Interactive Spaces controller on the head node, where this activity should be installed and running. You can find this value in config/container.conf in the controller's home directory.
Use this test console to add or remove items from each instance. You can use two methods to communicate with the server: either HTTP, or JSON messages via WebSockets. These should function identically, as far as the end use can see.
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Tealight Rising.
She arrived from the garden, so pure, she
absorbed and handed out dazzling beams.
The tealight seeks to be honorous, like the
rays. In the cavern the solid wax, topped
with molten manna, levitates, radiating through the
fine vessel. She lifts her endured upright
thread, carrying the flame, firmly. Sturdily. The
tealight seeks purity, yet she pushes to consume, filter, and
drain the abyss. Repeat.  The afloat tealight seeks to provide incense for the
welcoming ritual. But raven smoke rises sinking the ritual,
prematurely. The incense is burnt, sunken. Flickering, no longer.
Ash rises aboves, still sheltering hubris.
Harvested petals, floating.
Before the amber warmth, he floated with his loose
comrades. Change, they detest. But their veins
were still fresh from before the forced harvest.
The rose petals still sail with only pure pride.
Still fragile, balancing on the forbidding static
loch, his mind rests with others, content with void,
blindness.
They are not used to being surrounded by loving fragrance.
So unnerved, they went, not expecting tranquility;
they returned to the past, again.


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Together we electrify China in the new era
Energy Management Conference China 2018
Participant notice
- The EMCC 2018 invitation is untransferable and only for approved participants
- Your participation is mandatory
- Your engagement in the whole day meeting and involvement in some interaction session are expected and appreciated
- Your engagement in the whole day meeting and involvement in some interaction session are expected and appreciated
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Pig Dice Game
- If the player rolls a 1, the player scores nothing and it becomes the opponent’s
turn.
- If the player rolls a number other than 1, the number is added to the player’s
turn total and the player’s turn continues.
- If the player holds, the turn total, the sum of the rolls during the turn, is
added to the player’s score, and it becomes the opponent’s turn.


50+ Canadian Maple Leaf Gold Coin Near Me US. Get the best deal for canadian maple leaf gold bullion coins from the largest online selection at ebay.com. The canadian gold maple leaf (gml) is a gold bullion coin that is issued annually by the government of canada.
With the heightened standard of.9999 pure gold, gmls are investment grade bullion coins. Latest ask price the canadian gold maple leaf is the official bullion gold coin of canada, and is made by the royal canadian mint. Gold maple leaf gold bullion | the royal canadian mint.
As the least expensive of the three major precious metals, gold, platinum and silver, demand for premium silver bullion coins around the world is skyrocketing.
The canadian gold maple leaf was introduced in 1979 to compete with south africa's krugerrand, which was falling out of favor due to their racial policies. Gold canadian maple leafs are acceptable for your precious metals ira. As the least expensive of the three major precious metals, gold, platinum and silver, demand for premium silver bullion coins around the world is skyrocketing. Gold maple leaf coins are beautifully struck with a gold purity of.9999.


Chef Workstation Development Release Notes
Mock Feature
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CS615-HW2 : Software packaging
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Set the environment
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# sudo yum install @development-tools
# sudo yum install fedora-packager
# sudo yum install python-devel
# sudo /usr/sbin/useradd makerpm
# sudo usermod -a -G mock makerpm
# sudo passwd makerpm
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# su - makerpm
$ rpmdev-setuptree
Build a package
- get the source from the github and put it in the ~/rpmbuild/SOURCE directory
curl "https://github.com/aws/aws-cli/archive/1.7.12.tar.gz" -o "aws-cli-1.7.12.tar.gz"
- edit the .spec file in ~/rpmbuild/SPEC,I have reference the http://download.opensuse.org/update/13.2/src/aws-cli-1.7.1-2.8.1.src.rpm
Name: aws-cli
Version: 1.7.12
Release: 1%{?dist}
Summary: Amazon Web Services Command Line Interface
License: Apache-2.0
Group: Applications/System
Url: https://github.com/aws/aws-cli
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python setup.py install --prefix=%{_prefix} --root=%{buildroot} --install-scripts=%{_bindir}
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%{_bindir}/*
%{python_sitelib}/awscli/*
%{python_sitelib}/*egg-info/*
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rpmbuild -bp
Execute %prep.
rpmbuild -bc
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rpmbuild -bi
Execute %prep, %build, %install, %check.
rpmbuild -ba
Execute %prep, %build, %install, %check, package, perform all the stages.
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# sudo yum localinstall awscli-1.7.12-1.0.noarch.rpm
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PHOTOS: Santa drives crowds wild at Waterford Winterval
by TipperaryLive.ieWinterval kicked off with the turning on of Waterford city’s Christmas lights on Saturday.
Ireland’s largest Christmas festival looks set to attract over 500,000 visitors this year.
Winterval runs until December 23 in Waterford city, with over 60 free and ticketed events.
Further highlights include the iconic big wheel, Waterford Eye, at Merchants Quay and a brand-new 3D music and lights show for Winterval Illuminates every evening at Cathedral Square.
For more details on Ireland’s Christmas capital, see www.winterval.ie.


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Mordern Garage System was founded in 2020.The main branch is located in
Nairobi.
We also have other branches located in Nakuru,Naivasha and Mombasa.It was founded to be able to
curb
the gap between the car owners and the car dealers.It's a fast growing gaarage company that
solves all car problems.
It also provides it's client with affordable and reliable services across the board.
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UI Router is a routing framework for Angular, which allows organizing parts of the user interface into a state machine.
The power of UI router lies in its ability to nest views and states.
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tags for navigation. Adding ui-sref
directive helps with state transitions and auto-generates
the href
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A navigation entry is highighted when the state is selected and is contained in the active
, selected
classes.
Set up the states with$stateProvider
.
State parameters are discussed below:


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HelloWorld.x3d
description
Simple X3D scene example: Hello World!
created
30 October 2000
modified
8 March 2015
creator
Don Brutzman
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reference
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello_world
reference
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hello#"Hello,_World"_computer_program
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http://en.wikibooks.org/w/index.php?title=Computer_Programming/Hello_world
reference
http://www.HelloWorldExample.net
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http://www.web3D.org
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http://X3dGraphics.com/examples/X3dForAdvancedModeling/HelloWorldScenes
identifier
http://X3dGraphics.com/examples/X3dForWebAuthors/Chapter01-TechnicalOverview/HelloWorld.x3d
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http://www.web3d.org/x3d/content/examples/license.html
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This page lists my public Github projects, including both large maintained “software” repositories as well as smaller experimental or toy projects as well as abandoned stuff. It also lists a couple of mostly literary projects and some of my contributions to other projects on Github.
These projects are intended for public consumptions and updated in a fairly regular manner. They should have public issue trackers and proper releases, but that's not a promise.
This is my attempt to organize, version-control and share my dotfiles across systems I use. It is inspired by holman's dotfiles, but is written from scratch. The main setup is a ruby program and a small DSL describing a set of “rules” dictating how dotfiles are copies, symlinked or combined.

This is a LaTeX document class designed to generate both package code and package documentation (not entirely unlike the docstrip utility), in only a single run by pdfLaTeX. This is used by the other LaTeX packages and document classes I have been working on, and it is also available on CTAN.
The skmath LaTeX package provides a multitude of new (and updated) macros designed to ease mathematical typesetting in LaTeX while also enforcing common style conventions. It is also available on CTAN.
This document class started out as a toy project, intended to improve my insight into LaTeX document class design while also creating a personal style for reports and similar short documents. Since then, it has grown (perhaps a little too much). It is available on CTAN.
Minor projects
These are smaller pet projects mostly maintained for myself or as an experiment. As such, they may go unmaintained for extended periods of time and may not have proper releases. Some of them are useful, some of them are just for fun.
download
A TeX project.
Mostly a proof-of-concept, this LaTeX package was prompted by a question on the TeX stack exchange, and uses common tools such as wget and cURL to fetch online data in LaTeX documents.
hcard
A Python project.
This is my online business card, which is hosted on Heroku. In addition to the actual hCard HTML, the app also serves a couple of 410 Gone and redirection statuses on some URIs to make the internet happy.
r-things
An R project.
This is a collection of R scripts simply playing with some data. Might be useful or interesting to someone else, but probably not.
Streck is a system implementing a basic credit-based sales terminal. It is written in Python using the Flask framework, but is not intended to be served publically. Instead, it is supposed to run locally and served to a local browser only.
vitae
A TeX project.
This is just my resumé. It is available in both Swedish and English, and could probably be used as a base or template for your resumé, assuming you like the way it looks.
Literary projects
These are projects based not on code but on text.
This is my blog, hosted by Github Pages. There's mostly a pretty boring Jekyll setup here, but the actual blog might be fun to read.
bsc-thesis
A TeX project.
My Bachelor thesis, including full (but ugly and outdated) TeX source. Note that the thesis is written in Swedish.
The “LaTeXbok” is an introductory book about LaTeX written in Swedish. It was originally aimed at students attending the Engineering Physics and Engineering Mathematics programmes at Chalmers, but it is a complete introduction to LaTeX and should be equally useful to other people as well.
Unlike some other LaTeX introductions, the book describes modern best practices and relatively up-to-date packages, which means you won't have to unlearn a bunch of stuff when you discover the TeX community.
msc-thesis
A TeX project.
My Master's thesis, including full TeX source.
Contributions
These are projects I have contributed to.
atom-latex
A CoffeeScript project.
This is a package for the Atom.io text editor implementing a few basic LaTeX-related features such as in-editor compilation and SyncTeX support. My contributions mainly concern the SyncTeX implementation.
cpulimit
A C project.
Cpulimit is a tool which limits the CPU usage of a process (expressed in percentage, not in CPU time).  The goal is prevent a process from running for more than a specified time ratio. It does not change the nice value or other scheduling priority settings, but the real CPU usage. Also, it is able to adapt itself to the overall system load, dynamically and quickly.
A bibtex style implementing the citation style mandated by the Chalmers University of Technology. Since I no longer use bibtex (insead opting for the more modern biblatex/biber combination), this project has been abandoned.
chs-msc-thesis
A TeX project.
This small LaTeX package is an implementation of the Master's thesis style(s) mandated by Chalmers University of Technology.
libgraph64osx
An Objective-C project.
This is essentially a reverse-engineered API-compatible OS X (Quartz/Cocoa) variant of the libgraph64 graphics library used in the High Performance Computing course given at Chalmers University of Technology. Probably useful to any OS X user taking that particular course, but since I no longer do I have abandoned the project.
“Webboken” is an introduction to (what used to be) modern web development practices in HTML, CSS and JS. Since it has been unmaintained for a couple of years it's quite dated. It's also written in Swedish.


May 2020: I am looking for people to interview!
Please email me if you're interested<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You can also reach out through social media -- more info here.
Interview Process
The interview process is fully in your control! I also want to note that I was a manager in UCLA Radio for 3 years and used to even teach interviewing, so I have a lot of experience in this area.
Initial Communication: Please send me any resources that will help me understand you, your work, where you're coming from, and what you want to talk about! (This could be your biography, resumé, website, LinkedIn, personal writings, photographs, art, or any of your work or projects.)
Questions: In response, I'll prepare some interview questions and send them to you to review and edit. I want to talk about what you want to talk about! Our conversation will really be in your control.
Pre-Interview: Let's talk! Ideally we can find a 10-15 minute free window for a pre-interview to chat about the interview questions and topics. We can also discuss the mini introductory biography that will accompany the interview.
Interview: We can conduct the interview over video chat (Zoom), or through the phone if connectivity/technology is an issue for you. I assume it will run about 35 minutes including a few minutes of setting up and greetings, but it could be shorter (15-20 minutes) if necessary, or longer (45-55 minutes) if you have the time.
If there is anything you say that you want redacted, you're absolutely welcome to edit or omit answers! You can also add statements or clarifications after the interview.
Post-Interview: I'll transcribe the piece, edit it, and publish it to the site! I'll also advertise the interview on social media.
Candidacy for Being Interviewed
Climate Interviews is a space centering the voices of femme-identifying and non-binary people who make a difference for the climate.
That said, Climate Interviews is fundamentally meant to be inclusive. Anyone who feels their voice is underrepresented in the environmental field (people with disabilities, people of color, LGBTQ+-identifying, etc.) is welcome to be interviewed!
As a woman who recently studied Climate Science (at UCLA), I've found it difficult to find femme-identifying mentors in the field, so I'm attempting to create a resource for other people like me who are looking for inspiration and guidance from voices that aren't always easily findable.
I'm also not exclusively looking for scientists. Sustainability consultants, fundraisers, etc -- I want to spotlight anyone who helps the climate.
If you want to get involved, please contact me! I am definitely looking for interview guests. I also plan to expand to having a Climate Club of people looking to connect with other people in the environmental field, as well as a thriving Resources page.
I'm really excited to start on this journey! If you want to contribute in any way, get in touch!


Let's create some entities with JHipster Domain Language (JDL).
The JDL is a JHipster specific domain language where we have added the possibility to describe all your entities and their relationships in a single file (or more than one) with a simple and user-friendly syntax.
You can use our online JDL-Studio IDE to create JDL and its UML visualization. You can create and export or share the URL of your JDL model as well.
In our PW the entity "news" could be modeled like this with JDL-Studio IDE
In order to use this model you just need to download the related json file in the root folder of your projet.
$ jhipster import-jdl ngecom-jdl.jh
$ mvnwor
$ mvn
$ run npm startor
$ yarn start
Do the following changes to display the news in the main page.


WikiGame
Time 00:00:00
Restart
Github
Play
Play with timer
Biology wiki
Computer science wiki
Physics wiki
Chemistry wiki
Previous
Next
The active wiki link here will be the target!
Confirm
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Enter the time in minutes
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Minutes


Welcome to Pig Dice!
Please enter your name, Player 1
Let's Play!
Please enter your name, Player 2
Pig Dice Rules
This is how to play Pig Dice!
Total Score
End Turn
Current Score
Current Roll
Roll for it!
Total Score
End Turn
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Current Roll
Roll for it!


本书pdf是文字识别版，影印质量还行 。
Introduction
Units
Oxygen
Hydrogen
Water
Combining Weights and Atomic Theory
Hydrogen Peroxide
Chlorine
Ionic Theory
Oxygen Compounds of Chlorine
Bromine, Iodine and Fluorine
Sulfur
Selenium and Tellurium
Nitrogen
Phosphorus
Carbon
Silicon
Boron
The Argon Group
The Metallic Elements
The Alkali Metals
Group Ⅱ
The Magnesium Sub-Group
Copper, Silver and Gold
Group Ⅲ
Group Ⅳ
Group Ⅴ
Group Ⅵ
Group Ⅶ
Group Ⅷ
Radioactivity


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We understand that staying safe is an ongoing and multifaceted endeavour. That's why we've provided some links and resources to other organisations and information that may be useful!
We are continuously trying to update this page as we become more aware of the assistance that is out there. You are not alone and we hope that some of these resources might help.
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We specialise in family law, domestic violence and apprehended violence orders (AVOs), sexual assault, employment and discrimination." - WLSA
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One can setup a working version of Ahmia on a local machine with its own crawlers and index.
Source code is mainly divided into three parts :
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The tasks that we deal with in London typically fall into three categories, starter, intermediate and advanced. The Adopt a JSR team will typically take a look at the JSR and ask the Spec Lead / Expert Group what help they require and/or volunteer for an area that they find particularly interesting. In particular you can look at:
Is the std a coming together of competing implementations?
This is especially important to the LJC as it partly determines how the LJC vote on that JSR (since we hold an EC seat, we have a vote).
Help build the RI
Get coding with the actual implementation of the spec!
Help build the TCK
All implementations must pass this crucial test suite
Great way to gain real TDD/Unit/Integration test experience
Advanced Level
Join the Expert Group (EG)
You need to be an expert in this technology
EG members are central to pushing the JSR forwards
High time commitment
Lots of personal, community and career benefits
Become the Spec Lead for a JSR
You need to be a leading expert in a particular technology
Considerable time commitment
International recognition for your work
Join the Executive Committee
High time commitment
Influence all standards
We're coding! What do we do for Version Control, Issue tracking, CI etc?
Each JSR should run its own infrastructure (the Spec lead / EG will have the details), the links to the main project pages are available on the JCP.org JSR page, and the Adopt a JSR volunteers should simply use that infrastructure.
Are there Deadlines?
You'll find the deadlines on the official JSR page at JCP.org for each JSR. The Spec Lead and EG will be able to guide you on the deadlines they are working towards. You can also check the Community tab of each JSR page on JCP.org for suggestions from the Spec Lead on how to contribute to their JSR via the Adopt-a-JSR Program.


Ruth apologises to Priscilla Presley after Eamonn serenades her and pretends to be Elvis
Afterwards, Ruth Langsford asked husband Eamonn Holmes whether he had 'been drinking'
by Rose Hill, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/rose-hill/Cringing Ruth Langsford apologised to Priscilla Presley today over her husband Eamonn Holmes' reaction to meeting his idol's wife.
Eamonn, 59, was overcome with excitement as he announced that they would be interviewing Elvis' wife.
Before they even asked her anything, Eamonn began singing an Elvis song as Priscilla watched on in bemusement.
Embarrassed, a flustered Ruth told him to "stop it" as Priscilla asked whether he was ok.
"Not in front of Priscilla Presley, please!" Ruth exclaimed.
"It's my only chance!" he insisted as he continue to sing.
After the interview, Eamonn was desperate to get a picture with her, running around to sit on the sofa with Priscilla and lifting his collar to look like Elvis.
He then began to serenade her and Ruth jokingly called out: "Security! Tell this man to go away."
 That poor woman!"
As Eamonn began crooning once again, Ruth asked him despairingly: "Have you been drinking? This is what I deal with, people!"
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Unix Philosophy and Node.js
At TxJS the other day, I gave a talk where I mentioned that the Unix Philosophy is a crucial part of the patterns, opinions, and culture of Node.js. As usual, I made my slides available online well in advance of the talk video being available.
For some reason, this brief mention of “Unix Philosophy” set off a few peoples’ ire. Since I had only 25 minutes, and every slide could probably be its own talk entirely, I was rather light on elaboration. Chances are, the video won’t add all that much context. But the goal was to pique conversation, so maybe that’s a success if it invites criticism. After all, uninformed trolling is just an invitation for education, so I thought I’d explain.
Eric S. Raymond collected a few of the best explanations of the Unix Philosophy in his book, The Art Of Unix Programming. He elaborates on 17 specific principles, but my favorite formulation of the Unix Philosophy is the terse explanation from Doug McIlroy as quoted by Salus in A Quarter Century of Unix:
This is the Unix philosophy:
Write programs that do one thing and do it well.
Write programs to work together.
Write programs to handle text streams, because that is a universal interface.
McIlroy’s slightly longer original 4-point formulation is this:
(i) Make each program do one thing well. To do a new job, build afresh rather than complicate old programs by adding new features.
(ii) Expect the output of every program to become the input to another, as yet unknown, program. Don’t clutter output with extraneous information. Avoid stringently columnar or binary input formats. Don’t insist on interactive input.
(iii) Design and build software, even operating systems, to be tried early, ideally within weeks. Don’t hesitate to throw away the clumsy parts and rebuild them.
(iv) Use tools in preference to unskilled help to lighten a programming task, even if you have to detour to build the tools and expect to throw some of them out after you’ve finished using them.
Mike Gancarz, who worked on the X Window System, summed up the Unix Philosophy in 9 points:
- Small is beautiful.
- Make each program do one thing well.
- Build a prototype as soon as possible.
- Choose portability over efficiency.
- Store data in flat text files.
- Use software leverage to your advantage.
- Use shell scripts to increase leverage and portability.
- Avoid captive user interfaces.
- Make every program a filter.
That last point really resonates with something that Ryan Dahl has often said, “Every program is a proxy.” The first 3 are basically James Halliday’s rules for living.
All too often, people get hung up on the wrong aspects of the Unix Philosophy, and miss the forest for the trees. The Unix Philosophy is not about a specific implementation, or anything that is necessarily unique to any Unix operating system or program. It’s not about file descriptors, pipes, sockets, or signals. Those sorts of complaints are like saying that someone is not a buddhist unless they speak Pali.
Unix Philosophy is an outlook for software development, not any specific technical development in software. It is an ideal to reach for, and perhaps ironically, it is an ideal that instructs us to occasionally eschew idealism in favor of practicality.
In Node, the basic building block that people share and interact with is not a binary on the command line, but rather a module loaded in by require()
. The universal interface is a text stream, but it’s a JavaScript Stream object, rather than a stdio pipe. (The stdio pipes are of course represented by JavaScript streams, because that is our universal interface, so what else would we use?)
So, in terms of Node.js, here’s how I’d express the Unix Philosophy. Alas, I am no McIlroy, and I lack the time or skill to write this any shorter.
Write modules that do one thing well. Write a new module rather than complicate an old one.
Write modules that encourage composition rather than extension.
Write modules that handle data Streams, because that is the universal interface.
Write modules that are agnostic about the source of their input or the destination of their output.
Write modules that solve a problem you know, so you can learn about the ones you don’t.
Write modules that are small. Iterate quickly. Refactor ruthlessly. Rewrite bravely.
Write modules quickly, to meet your needs, with just a few tests for compliance. Avoid extensive specifications. Add a test for each bug you fix.
Write modules for publication, even if you only use them privately. You will appreciate documentation in the future.
Working is better than perfect.
Focus is better than features.
Compatibility is better than purity.
Simplicity is better than anything.
The Unix Philosophy is an ideology of pragmatism. It is about balancing the twin needs of writing good software, and writing any software at all. It’s a practical set of advice for trading a moderate increase in development cost for a much larger reduction in maintenance costs.
In the real world, we are faced with the completely unfair constraint of being human while writing programs and while debugging them, and none of these costs can ever be reduced to zero. This ideology is contextual, and can be applied at all levels of the stack. It is an open acknowledgement that we are actually not smart enough to know how to write the software we need the first time around, because we usually can only fully understand our problems once we have finished solving them.
None of these rules are sacrosanct! In fact, in many cases, they can be at odds, or even completely contradictory. However, if we keep our units of programming small, with simple universal interfaces, we can find leverage the piecemeal structure as a quality ratchet, swapping out clumsy parts as we go along.
Nothing about the Unix Philosophy explicitly relates to a culture of software sharing. However, it should be no mystery that it comes from the software community where we argue at length about the best way to make our programs properly Free. Software that is developed according to these principles is easier to share, reuse, repurpose, and maintain.
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Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
are met:
Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
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notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
Users of this software are permitted to offer to hug the Author
or Contributors, free of charge or obligation.
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DON’T BE CREEPY.
My Foolish π Call of Duty
A few days ago, I broke my Twitter.
Let me explain.
I saw this
tweet
which links to this image.
Knowing that normal
numbers are not
necessarily the same as irrational
numbers, I thought,
“Oh! How interesting, there must be some proof that π is normal! I
wonder if they have a link, because I’d love to read it!”
The image, of course, presumes that an infinite
pseudorandom sequence of
digits will contain every digit. (That is, that any irrational number
will be normal in base-10, so long as it contains every digit.)
Foolishly, perhaps, I
replied, and in
the last few days, I’ve been getting about 10 responses per day
saying, roughly, DURRR!!! DONT YOU KNOW INFINITE MEANS HAS EVERY
NUMBER LIKE THE MONKEYS WRITE SHAKE SPEAR?
As a simple proof, consider a number, very close to π, but different
in the respect that any time a 41
appears, it is replaced by 14
.
Let’s call it P. It would start
3.1145926535897932384626433832795028814971
and continue on forever.
If π is indeed normal in base 10, then clearly P would not be.
Because any digit sequence that goes 41
would instead go 14
, so
you could never find the first 4 digits of π within the digits of P.
But P is also infinite, irrational, and pseudorandom. It would
contain exactly the same ratio of digits as π does, but not have
every combination.
For the first few days, I explained this over and over again. Since
then, I’ve simply accepted that my “replies” tab on Twitter is
temporarily useless.
As it turns out, π has NOT been proven to be
normal,
though it passes all known tests for normality, meaning that it has
not been proven to not be normal either. The same is true of
log(2)
, e
, the square root of 2, and many other natural constants.
What makes matters worse, there is not (yet?) any proof that these
things can or cannot be proven, so it may be a wild goose chase as
infinitely irrational as π itself!
As one might expect, Vi Hart covered this math question in the most
entertaining fashion
possible.
If there was a proof that π is normal, then this would be a
groundbreaking mathematical insight of historic proportions.

Sigh. Duty calls.
Wis and Int
When I was younger, in my teens and early 20s, I’m sure I had a higher IQ than I do now. I could remember phone numbers months after hearing them once. I could compute an 18% tip split 5 ways, in my head in a matter of seconds. I could read highly involved and technical code or philosophy or science, and recall it perfectly. I could remember every line from movies I’d seen once, or all the lyrics of songs I’d heard only a few times on the radio.
Back then, I thought that I could think my way out of any problem. I figured that the existing solutions were clearly not sufficient, because problems continued to exist. I was definitely smart enough to do this, because I’d never met anyone smarter than me (only people with more experience). My imagination was limitless, or so I thought, and I could not imagine a problem I couldn’t solve, so QED it was only a matter of time and persistence.
Luckily for me, I had enough persistence to eventually build up a small bit of wisdom, because in the last 10 or 15 years, a lot of that raw computational brain power has slipped away. I don’t miss it, really. I have to look things up more often, and I use a calculator. I have to write down phone numbers, and my calendar is not in my head until I look at it each day.
The feeling of omniscience was pretty awesome, but I’m wise enough now to know that it was a mirage in the first place, and that I was a fool to think it was anything but an obstacle. It was like cocaine, keeping me moving faster, and thinking more highly of myself than was appropriate. I wasn’t really happy; I was just distracted. As the high of youth wears off a bit more each year, I realize how much I wasted that velocity. If I’d started then on the work I’m doing now, I’d be so much further ahead!
Wisdom is not intelligence. In the long run, it’s much more important. For a software developer, or just any rational human being, intelligence gets you in the door, but its purpose is to become the raw material of wisdom.
 You are going to be noticeably less smart in 10 years. Set yourself up with good habits now. Be persistent, be calm, be careful. Develop instincts and compassion. Flinch towards the dark spots. The hard part is recognizing that there’s anything you need to learn.
We do our societies and our children a disservice by glorifying intellect and achievement, when in fact it is persistence and compassion that make all the difference in life.


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Malaysian consumers set to fuel furniture boom, - THE BUSINESS TIMES
Malaysian consumers set to fuel furniture boom
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NOVEMBER 07, 2019 - 3:56 PM
FIRST-TIME Malaysian home owners will power consumer spending with their purchase of home furnishings and other household goods in the next five years.
Spending on household goods is expected to hit 55.6 billion ringgit (S$18.1 billion) by 2023, according to Fitch Solutions research, for a compound annual growth of 7.6 per cent from 2019.
Furniture, home appliances and utensils make up the bulk of household spending, with the glass, tableware and utensils segment projected to grow the fastest among household goods.
Fitch analysts noted that home-grown Mr DIY and multinationals such as Ikea and Harvey Norman will likely benefit - including in the East Malaysian regions of Sarawak and Sabah, where ongoing mega-infrastructure projects should create jobs and drive demand.
Fitch’s analysis came alongside an assessment by AmInvestment Bank that “the key problem in the current soft property market is the supply-demand mismatch, with many potential buyers having difficulties in obtaining loans due to their already high debt service ratios”.
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Still, the Fitch analysts wrote: “The key driver of this strong growth in spending on household goods stems from the country’s real estate growth outlook, especially the projected demand among first-time buyers, who will be furnishing their new properties for the first time.”
They pointed to a property market recovery, as well as public initiatives such as the national Home Ownership Campaign for affordable housing.
Malaysia / economyWritten by: AseanBusiness staffbtnews@sph.com.sg@AseanBusinessSG
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- WEnergy Global, partners pump US$20m into four Philippines energy projects
- E-commerce may boost Thailand SMEs' income and reach
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A cat whisper is somewhat similar to a dog or horse whisperer, although cat whisperers relate quite well with cats. These types of people are unusually lucky and very successfully with cats. In most cases, a cat will be abandoned or just show up at someone’s door. In this event, the cat will adopt this individual as the cat whisperer.
Often times, alley cats and black cats will show up at someone’s door and decide to move into their homes. This can be a result of abandonment, or the cat’s family moving away and simply leaving the cat behind. Sometimes, the cat may decide that he likes someone else’s home better and decide to move there instead of staying with his owner.
A lot of people will tell you that a cat whisperer can be thought of as a therapist for cats. Almost all cat whisperers haven’t have any type of training, what they know just seems to come to them naturally. These types of people understand the way a cat thinks and knows how to work with the cat to achieve the results they want. Even though many think of a cat whisperer as a therapist, it actually couldn’t be further from the truth.
 Although others may have tried to help the cat, it will only make matters worse by making the cat feel scared and afraid. In most cases, these cats will end up in a pound. This is very tragic, as the cats have already endured more than they ever should have. A majority of the cats who have been abused were once loved pets. Along the way, they were abandoned, mistreated, attacked by dogs, and in some cases tortured.
Cats who have been treated unfairly often times won’t trust anyone. They are often times confused, in a lot of pain, and not sure what they should do. Like humans, cats feel pain.  Emotionally damaged cats may appear to be in perfect health on the outside, although their emotions are a wreck. Emotionally abused cats are much harder to get through to, especially if they were stray cats to begin with.
Cat whisperers on the other hand, can communicate with physically and emotionally abused cats. Cats know who they will choose to be their cat whisperer, which is normally an individual they sense trust with. Cat whisperers are common with cats, although most people have never heard of them before. Even though a cat whisperer may be able to communicate better with cats, it will still take time to heal a cat that has been abused.


Most cities, continue to focus on planning and implementing projects with mobility of vehicles rather than mobility of people in their design. Active modes like walking and cycling are routinely endorsed, with less than adequate effort to create infrastructure that promotes these modes.
Increase in average incomes due to economic growth is also leading to increase in the number of cars and two-wheelers on the road as people perceive them to be symbols of a better economic status. This has posed challenges to the city and its administrators. Creation of safe, secure, convenient infrastructure, and engagement with public to promote sustainable modes can reverse this trend.
Years
Communities
Cycle Days
The Cycle Day initiative begun in Oct 2013 was a step towards nudging citizens to "shift" to sustainable modes of transport like walking and cycling for short commutes, to increase the share of these non-motorized modes of transport as well as to change the perception of political and administrative bodies to invest more on walking & cycling friendly initiatives. It is one of the longest continously running open streets event in the country.
DULT intends to take up Cycle Day 2.0 in a revised format. It extends the support of cycle days to active engagement with community in achieving certain outcomes for the neighborhood in a specified timeframe. This engagement is proposed to be achieved through SuMA with communities.
Sustainable neighbourhood is defined as the one where 80% of all neighbourhood trips happen either by walk or cycle, and at least 60% of trips outside the neighbourhood happen through walking, cycling, and public transport or shared modes of transport.
A SuMA task force will be setup under the chairmanship of the Commissioner, DULT to oversee the implementation. The task force will consist of DULT, BCOS core members including members of ESAF, and Praja RAAG, the Bicycle Mayor of Bengaluru, member representative of CiFoS, and HSR Cyclists (2 of the longest running Cycle Day community partners in Bengaluru), representative of WRI India to begin with. Other members will be co-opted in due course. The Task force will be guided by the Technical Group on Active Transport constituted by the DULT.
To engage community through residential associations, prominent community leaders, people’s representatives at the neighbourhood level to further spread awareness on benefits of sustainable modes of transport like walking, cycling and public transport.
To support community to formulate specific goals and action plans for transforming itself into a sustainable neighbourhood, by providing necessary support in the form of capacity building, assistance for conducting baseline surveys, cycle days.
For improving safe access to schools, safe walking routes in the neighborhood, improvement of public spaces.
Support for community bicycle sharing projects and bicycle clinics and learning centres/ kiosks, and implementation of certain tactical interventions including but not limited to installation of cycle stands, setting up pop up of bicycle lanes etc., improvement of public spaces.
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