View
Consumers
Producers
Queues
Topics
Broker groups
Profiles
Brokers
Slave brokers
Networks
Containers
Details panel
Hover text
Label
Configuration
{{property.key}}:


spdlog
Public Member Functions
|
Protected Attributes
|
List of all members
spdlog::details::flag_formatter Class Reference
abstract
Inheritance diagram for spdlog::details::flag_formatter:
Collaboration diagram for spdlog::details::flag_formatter:
Public Member Functions
flag_formatter
(
padding_info
padinfo)
virtual void
format
(const
details::log_msg
&msg, const std::tm &tm_time, fmt::memory_buffer &dest)=0
Protected Attributes
padding_info
padinfo_
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
include/spdlog/details/
pattern_formatter.h
spdlog
details
flag_formatter
Generated by
1.8.14


Nzavi & Co. Advocates Is a full service law firm that constitutes of several advocates, legal consultants and a number of paralegal and administrative staff. The firm was established in the year 2002. The founding member of our firm is Maurice Muli Nzavi. The firm currently has offices in the prestigious uptown area at Bruce house, 14th flr, Room 1410 located on Standard street, Nairobi. It has associate lawyers to enable the firm deal with matters across the country under one umbrella. One of the attributes of the firm includes its resolve to provide effective and amicable solution-oriented services in a timely manner to its clients and put efforts to be universally recognized as a full service law firm. We have a reputation for providing exceptional legal services. We are renowned for our commitment to excellence and for our ability to find innovative solutions to the most complex of legal problems. Our clients recognise and value this. To-date, Nzavi & co. advocates continues to distinguish itself as a top-rated law firm.


Duke Encounters
Encounters
Search
Log in
Register
Already have a user? Please
login
directly.
Validation error
Firstname
Lastname
Username
Email
Password
Confirm password
Create User


Father and Sun Flares Frequency
By Ross Anthony
Simply put, the best film of the year so far. We film reviewers see three or four (or more) pictures a week, so you may not need any further convincing. But if you do ... read on. And for those of you that trust this reviewer and like surprises, stop reading and go see the film!
Direction: A Acting: A Cinematography: A Editing: A Music and Sound: A Make-up: A Story: A
The sun's flares (nicely visually represented) spool upward (to the tune of "Crimson and Clover") 93 million miles away from our spinning planet, causing beautiful blue neon illuminations across the starry starry night skies of a 1969 and 1999 New York city. These freak conditions cross wavelengths with time, making the impossible possible as a 36 year old son talks to his 40 year old (and currently deceased) father over an old H.A.M. radio transceiver.
The father and son connections, which occur in the same room, but three decades apart, are so thick and resonating you'll want the entire film to remain focused on them. Though never leaving that relationship, "Frequency" pitches a cops and homicide story to boot. Pay attention, toggles in time are not always announced with convenient captions - which adds to the allure, mystery, and off-kilter swirl.
A tasty fire motif simmers under whirling planet simulations that surface at the right times and places to keep the perspective appropriately wide and tilted. All elements merge in a constructive interference to create a wonderfully eerie aura (or should I say aurora?) that will swell your chest and dominate your breath, enlarging your nostrils, hardening your Adam's apple and moistening your tear ducts.
I have only two contentions, both of which are minor and may actually have good explanations (if you know ... send them in.) 1) Fire-triggered sprinkler systems in a 1969 police station? 2) How did son John know the specific choices in the moment prior to his father's death? (Btw, Jim Caviezel is awesome.)
"Backdraft" plus "The Sixth Sense" equals "Frequency." I'd have titled it: "A Matter of Time," "Father and Sun Flares," "The Same Wavelength," "Communication Hertz" or "Serial Killer and H.A.M." Hey, stop reading and go see it!
Frequency. Copyright © 2000. Rated PG-13. Starring Dennis Quaid, Jim Caviezel, Andre Braugher, Elizabeth Mitchell, Noah Emmerich, Shawn Doyle. Directed by Gregory Hoblit. Written by Toby Emmerich. Director of Photography Alar Kivilo. Produced by Hawk Koch, Gregory Hoblit, and Bill Carraro, Toby Emmerich at NewLine.
Grade..........................A
-- Copyright © 2000. Ross Anthony, currently based in Los Angeles, has scripted and shot documentaries, music videos, and shorts in 35 countries across North America, Europe, Africa and Asia. For more reviews visit: http://RossAnthony.com
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


So coming into Dev Bootcamp, we had to take a test to figure out our individual learning styles. My test came back as Abstract Sequential (you can learn more here) The gist of this style is it allows me to visualize, to conceive ideas, to understand or believe that which I cannot actually see in a linear and logical fashion. Ok so that sounds pretty boring upfront. At first, my thought was "Oh great, some label I have to stick to now." But after some digging, I realize there is much more to this. I found that this isn't something designed to box me in. Rather, it is there to provide direction. To show me where I am, and where to go from there.
One of the characteristics of my learning type is that we prefer to learn/work alone. Part of the DBC curriculum is to pair program regularly. As you can see, these two things do not mix. Now that I am aware of what is making me shy away from pairing, I can find ways to overcome that obstacle. Another draw back that comes with my learning style is an aversion to working with people of differing viewpoints. I can already tell that I will encounter many new perspectives during the course of this camp. I am already mentally prepping myself to be open minded and aware of where people are coming from.
Luckily it isn't all struggles and things to overcome. Two of the ways that I learn best is with access to experts and references when needed and by being in a fast paced and stimulating environment. DBC is going to be the perfect place for these things. I know that the teachers are going to be fantastic aids to my learning. Part of the reason I applied was because I knew I needed these teachers. I also knew that the fast pace is something that I am going to thrive in.
As I go deeper into DBC, I plan to put myself in all the situations that are normally uncomfortable or different for me. I want to interact with people who think differently. I want to work with people more. I think that I will be able to broaden my thinking so much more the further into this we go.
Until next time,
Zac


A state of the art conversion with all the tools needed to make your pet look its very best. The Bark of the Town Mobile Pet Groomery has its own water, electricity, air conditioning, heat, grooming table, and dryer.
We will arrive at your home or place of business and groom your pet. The grooming appointment will last 60-90 minutes.
Mobile grooming will allow you and your pet the luxury of not driving to a grooming salon. Not waiting hours for the pet to be groomed. Excellent for older pets, pets with car sickness or pets with separation anxiety. Your pet gets 1 on 1 attention.


Navigation Edit - Need to add padding to the main nav buttons (too close together right now)
Home Page - On homepage want to change large bottom box (free samples) to now be two smaller promo boxes (just like the shipping and 60% off callouts)
Internal Page Build - On this page I have dropped a JPG for now of how it will look roughly. Will need to program these images and then HTML text and links to look like this design. Needs to also be responsive/work on mobile.


8.4 inch OneMix 3 Pro mini PC with Intel Comet Lake processor launched
by SururA new mini PC has just hit the market, and it may be one of the most powerful so far.
The One Mix 3 Pro by One Netbook is now available in Asia and features an 8.4 inch 2K IPS screen, Comet Lake processor, 16GB RAM, and a 512GB NVMe SSD.
The device features a Yoga-style 360-degree hinge and can be used with an optional pressure-sensitive stylus.
The full specs include:
- SoC – Intel Core i5-10120Y Comet Lake-Y (10th gen) 4-core/8-thread processor @ 1.0 GHz (base) / 4.0 GHz (turbo one core) / 2.7 GHz (turbo all cores) with 24 EU Intel UHD Graphics @ up to 1.05 GHz; 6MB cache; 7W TDP
- System Memory – Dual-channel 16GB LPDDR3 RAM
- Storage – 512GB NVMe SSD, MicroSD card reader up to 128GB
- Display – 8.4? IPS 2K (2560×1600) “retina” display with 10-point touch, support for 4096-level stylus
- Video Output – 1x micro HDMI port
- Audio – 3.5mm audio jack, digital audio via HDMI
- Connectivity – 802.11b/g/n/ac WiFi 5, Bluetooth 4.0
- USB – 1x USB type-C “full-function” USB 3.0 Gen2 port, 1x USB 3.0 Gen1 port
- User Input – Backlit keyboard with fingerprint scanner (top right), optical touch sensor and mouse buttons
- Battery – 8,600 mAh/3.7V LiPo battery with support for 5V/9V/12V charger, good for 12 hours (typ.) on a charge
- Dimensions – 204 x 129 x 14.9mm (Aluminum body)
- Weight – Around 650 grams
Such good specs come at a high price, with the laptop available for around $984 in China, from where it can be imported for around $959.99.
NoteBookItalia posted a hands-on with the device which can be seen below:
Check it out at Geekbuying here.
Via Lilliputing


<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10:16
A semantically meaningless wrapper goes around the three main areas and will set the flexbox context. Each of the
areas is semantically marked up and will be turned into columns.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>15 Mar 14:48
Flexbox is pretty awesome and is certainly part of the future of layout. The syntax has changed quite a bit over the past
few years, hence the "Old" and "New" syntax. But if we weave together the old, new, and in-between syntaxes, we can
get decent browser support. Especially for a simple and probably the most common use case: order-controlled grids
We need to make the container for our columns a flexbox display context. Just by doing this, all direct children
of this element become flex items. Doesn't matter what they were before, they are flex items now. Right away we need
to weave the old, new, and tweener syntaxes together. Order is important here. Since the display property itself
isn't prefixed, we need to make sure we don't override newer syntaxes with older syntaxes for browsers that still
(and probably always will) support both.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10:25
Let's try something even better by playing with flex items flexibility! What about a mobile-first 3-columns layout
with full-width header and footer. And independent from source order. Let's try something even better by playing
with flex items flexibility! What about a mobile-first 3-columns layout with full-width header and footer. And independent
from source order.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10:26
Let's try something else.
Authorization request
10:26
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>User
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>has been authorized
10:26
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10:29
Easy enough.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>10:30
Easy enough.


U-TURN By Harvey Karten, Ph.D. TriStar Director: Oliver Stone Writer: John Ridley Cast: Sean Penn, Billy Bob Thornton, Powers Boothe, Jennifer Lopez, Nick Nolte Oliver Stone must have decided he was getting too serious, dealing with assassination conspiracies and other movies filled with gruesome, dead-on violence. He now makes a u- turn in his career without giving up his favorite theme--what characters do in extreme situations--and comes up with a fun movie, one which allows him to relax a bit and send up a few Hollywood gems of the genre. Stone calls "U-Turn" a "scorpion in a bucket" movie, with characters eating each other and trying to crawl up out of the same bucket. If that sounds as though he's filming in the rat-race, urban milieu-- thousands of creatures going through their paces with office politics, gang warfare and the like--Stone reminds us that the smallest towns are no escape from mayhem, conspiracies, intrigues, and a dog-eat-dog mentality. City folks who think they can bail out of the great void of anonymity by disappearing into the friendliness of Small Town America might think again after this movie. "U-Turn" looks low budget, with a minimalist production design, but what's lacking in fashion is compensated for by photographer Robert Richardson's jumpy camera, which scans Arizona's breathtaking scenery and zeroes on one of its seedy towns as though to contrast humankind's majesty with the individual's scuzziest impulses. The figures whom Stone creates, using scripter John Ridley's adaptation of his own novel "Stray Dogs" are not people you'd identify with. They're off-the-wall. But the outlandish depictions are meant to highlight traits with which we all share deep-down under our veneer of polish and sophistication. "U-Turn" is perhaps inspired by John Dahl's 1993 movie "Red Rock West," a thriller about an unemployed, honest Nicolas Cage who finds himself mistaken for a contract killer hired to do in seductive adulterous Lara Flynn Boyle. It illustrates the problems faced by the basically decent Bobby Cooper (Sean Penn), now encumbered by a $13,000 gambling debt, driving across a dry Arizona highway en route to California. Missing two fingers, which have been indelicately removed by a couple of Vegas hoodlums as a down-payment of Bobby's arrears, he continues his bad stroke of luck when his 1964 Ford Mustang breaks down just outside the godforsaken dust bowl known ironically as Superior, Arizona. Leaving the vehicle with a repulsive Darrell (Bill Bob Thornton), whom Bobby eventually calls an "ignorant inbred turtleneck hick," he proceeds to the center of town where he becomes embroiled in a web of treachery.  Desperate to raise the money to pay off the Russian criminal, he accepts an offer of money if he would murder Grace, a promising proposal provided that he can overcome the watchful eye of the town sheriff (Boothe Powers) and his lust for the voluptuous woman. Oliver Stone throws movie cognoscenti in the audience some references to previous films, particularly to King Vidor's 1946 sex-Western "Duel in the Sun," a larger-scale, brawling work with half-breed Jennifer Jones caught between her brother Gregory Peck and Joseph Cotten. Replicating that movie's bizarre finale, Stone tickles our funny bones as we watch an ax-murder, several beatings, a de-digitalization, and other developments which would have Norman Rockwell turning in his grave. He also frustrates us by his dependence on outrageously cheap movie tricks, changing his film stock as often as his characters swap loyalties and bouncing his camera as though it were riding across the state's craggy topography in a 1971 Volkswagen Bug. Crosscutting some portentous imagery--vultures feeding on the carcass of some road-kill, a crow which emits warning signals from time to time, and a couple of snakes--Stone seems to be having the time of his life among a bevy of performers who prove that like the creatures of the desert, we're all animals deep down. New Age folks are convinced that AZ's red rocks have healing properties, but the director of "Natural Born Killers" may have succeeded in convincing them otherwise. Rated R. Running Time: 125 minutes. (C) 1997 Harvey Karten
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


mathd
Improve math skills on your mobile phone. Gain levels by completing exercises, earn badges for excellence, and see progress through intuitive charts and metrics. Mathd automatically tunes difficulty based on competency.


Apprendiz teaches you Spanish in 3 ways, synonyms, antonyms and false cognates. Lets say you clicked synonyms, you must select an answer out of the four options that is a synonym to the word in the centre circle. An extra feature of the app is the integration of a text to speech API that to pronounces the Spanish words. Oh, and you can compete against another player. It's available cross platform!
Apprendiz was developed for the client and by 3 University College London postgraduates.
Apprendiz is suitable for all ages and does not require a high proficiency of the Spanish language.


Libra
Libra : (September 23 – October 23)
Today your efforts will bring you success. You will be busy in meetings. And will make a good impression on others. Your financial status will remain strong. You will help poor and needy. This will bring you inner peace. You will also get happiness from children and spouse. And will spend quality time with them. Students will get successin exams and interviews.


It leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.
It is better to be hated for what you are than to be loved for what you are not.


DESPERATE MEASURES
A Film Review by James Berardinelli
RATING: ** OUT OF ****
United States, 1998 U.S. Release Date: 1/30/98 (wide) Running Length: 1:40 MPAA Classification: R (Violence, profanity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Michael Keaton, Andy Garcia, Brian Cox, Marcia Gay Hardin, Erik King, Joseph Cross Director: Barbet Schroeder Producers: Barbet Schroeder & Susan Hoffman and Gary Foster & Lee Rich Screenplay: David Klass Cinematography: Luciano Tovoli Music: Trevor Jones U.S. Distributor: TriStar Pictures
When I picture Michael Keaton, the image that comes to mind is one of an affable, ordinary guy with a comic edge -- the kind of person who has made his mark in films like MR. MOM, MY LIFE, THE PAPER, and MULTIPLICITY. I don't envision Batman or Bruce Wayne (a role he has played twice), and I certainly don't think of a sociopath mass murderer. Yet, in DESPERATE MEASURES, a preposterous thriller from director Barbet Schroeder (SINGLE WHITE FEMALE), that's exactly what Keaton is -- a ruthless, amoral killer whose steely eyes and cold-blooded humor inspire equal parts revulsion and wariness. In fact, it wouldn't be too far from the truth to say that the actor's work is the only worthwhile element of the film.
Alas, when the viewer looks beyond Keaton's performance, it's pretty much a wasteland. The story, which begins with a modicum of promise, quickly devolves into a series of increasingly hard-to-swallow action setups. There are all the usual explosions, shoot-outs, and car crashes (a jackknifing tractor trailer must have been difficult to choreograph). Ultimately, DESPERATE MEASURES is basically one long chase sequence, and its appeal is likely to be limited even for those who enjoy that sort of thing. To vary the film's tone and rhythm, the movie makers incorporate a number of classic thriller clichés, including one of the most overused of all -- the child in danger. However, the realization that children do not die in mainstream American movies drains away whatever little tension DESPERATE MEASURES tries to generate through this plot device.
Nine year old Matthew Connor (Joseph Cross) is dying of Leukemia. His days are numbered and his only chance is a bone marrow transplant. His increasingly desperate father, Frank (Andy Garcia), a veteran of the San Francisco P.D., has finally located a potential donor, but it's not good news. The man with a chance to save Matt's life is convicted killer Peter McCabe (Michael Keaton), a cold-hearted villain who sees the operation as an opportunity to break loose. So, after stringing everyone along by making them believe that he cares about "redemption" for the bad things he has done, Peter stages an improbable escape. Frank is on his tail, however, but the killer isn't worried. The bone marrow of a dead man is useless, so Frank has to protect Peter at all costs, or lose his son in the process.
Every movie demands a certain level of suspension of disbelief from an audience, but the bar for DESPERATE MEASURES is so high that the thinking movie-goer will never attain it. In many ways, this movie is more absurd than DIE HARD, and it certainly isn't as tightly-scripted or well-produced (nor is it intended to be as blatantly cartoonish). On top of that, the action isn't very original and the degree of tension is surprisingly low for a tale that features such high stakes. Then again, as I indicated earlier, it's not hard to guess how the film is going to end. Predictable thrillers are not the most energetic movies.
Other than Keaton's portrayal, the best performance is turned in by a young boy, Joseph Cross, who's making his feature debut. Cross brings a refreshing level of pragmatism to Matt. The mortally ill child understands what's going to happen, and accepts it. The result is an engaging character instead of an irritating whiner or someone who tugs shamelessly at our heartstrings with cloying displays of cuteness. The best scenes in DESPERATE MEASURES are those featuring Keaton and Cross after Peter kidnaps Matt.
I've never particularly liked Andy Garcia in thrillers, and his flat work here serves only to confirm that opinion. Garcia is at his best in dramas; he seems out of his depth when physical acting takes precedence over dialogue. The two primary supporting actors, Marcia Gay Harden (THE SPITFIRE GRILL) as Matt's doctor, and Brian Cox (THE BOXER) as the chief of police, aren't given enough substantive material to determine whether they're doing good jobs or merely picking up their paychecks.
 DESPERATE MEASURES is one of a broad category of thrillers that insults its audience with its obvious idiocy. Worse still, there's not enough good action to partially redeem the production. These features make DESPERATE MEASURES an exercise in futility, and, when you consider how many contrivances the characters have to endure to reach the ending, you may think that the title has more to do with the film makers' approach than with anything that happens on screen.
Copyright 1998 James Berardinelli
- James Berardinelli e-mail<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Now with more than 1300 reviews... The ReelViews web site: http://movie-reviews.colossus.net/
"No art passes our conscience in the way film does, and goes directly to our feelings, deep down into the dark rooms of our souls"
- Ingmar Bergman
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


 This is called
addition.
Addition is putting two or more numbers together.
The addition sentence for the sets of balls is shown below.
The addition sentence is read as “five plus four is equal to nine.”
The addends are 5 and 4. These are the numbers that you add.
The plus sign (+) is the symbol used in addition.
The equal sign (=) is used to show the answer.
The sum is the answer in addition.
Let Us Try
A.
Count the things in each set. Put them together. Draw them
in the oblong.
-
-
-
B.
Read each addition sentence. Draw in each rectangle
the correct number of the given thing on the left. The first
one has been done for you.
-
-
-
Let Us Practice
A.
Put the dots together. Draw the answer in the empty box.
Write the addition sentence for each set of dots. The first
one has been done for you.

Put the triangles together. Draw the answer in the empty
box. Write the addition sentence for each set of triangles.
The first one has been done for you.
-
-
-
-
.


BORN YESTERDAY A film review by Frank Maloney Copyright 1993 Frank Maloney
BORN YESTERDAY is a film directed by Luis Mandoki, from a screenplay by Douglas McGrath and based on the play by Garson Kanin. It stars Melanie Griffith, Don Johnson, and John Goodman. Rated PG for sexual references.
BORN YESTERDAY was first filmed by George Cukor in 1950 and is based on a Broadway comedy by Garson Kanin. The 1950 version won Judy Holliday an Oscar for best actress and established her as one of the great stars of the 50s. This 1950 version is so great, so definitive, and so identified with Holliday that any performer who dares to take is either going to dazzle us with her chutzpah or confirm us in our prejudice against remakes of great films. After all, who would have the presumption to recapitulate Rick in CASABLANCA or Scarlett in GONE WITH THE WIND? As a matter of fact, sequels have been attempted to both these classics with the same effect as dropping a pebble in the ocean.
So, ladies and gentlemen, hats off to Melanie Griffith. She pulled it off. Her version of Billie evokes Holliday's without aping it and allows Griffith to make this famous character her own. Griffith could never deliver the amazing repertoire of shrill squeaks and noisy whines, but she has the nerve and the skill to confront the legend of Holliday directly in such recreated scenes as the gin-rummy game with her brutally rich paramour, a role played by Broderick Crawford in 1950 (and Paul Douglas on Broadway) and by John Goodman in 1993. One thing that Griffith -- and director Luis Mandoki -- do is to play down the dumb-blonde thang and quieting down some of the broader humor of the 1950 version. Griffith's Billie is uneducated but right from the beginning we -- and Don Johnson's political-reporter character -- see a hint of an insightful intelligence underneath those amazing earrings.
John Goodman is quite an improvement in fact over Crawford just as Johnson is better than William Holden. Goodman is vulgar, selfish, and violent but still he manages at times to make his monster character almost likable, or at least sympathetic (the gin-rummy game and the dancing sequence, for example); he throws this away near the end, but up until them we did a more complex, more dramatically interesting character than Crawford's junk-dealer turned ogre.
As for Don Johnson, let me say right here that he is a major cutie, a man who keeps getting more and more attractive. He is also a delightful actor, a fact I have been aware only since he and Griffith made PARADISE a year or two ago. Holden was never very credible as an idealist, given his tough, cynical persona as developed throughout the course of his career. Johnson convinces us more readily and brings a certain less-than-perfect complexity to his part, just as Goodman is for most of the movie less-than-monstrous.
This is an uplifting movie in which something magical and heroic happens, in which a lot of bubbles are exploded (National Public Radio comes in for some delightful knocks, for example), stereotypes are overcome, and people learn to do the right thing for themselves and for their world.
I recommend BORN YESTERDAY to you, even at full ticket price. And if you can, take a look at Judy Holliday's version. It is one of the great comedies of its era, just Melanie Griffith's version could very well turn out to be one of the great comedies of the current era.
-- Frank Richard Aloysius Jude Maloney
.
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Our champion Zeke is a very promising male. His coat is excellent in terms of colour and texture, he has just the right amount of head and bone and a perfectly wrapped and correct tail. We promise to get some updated pictures of him uploaded soon
His lovely otter tail never stops wagging thanks to his happy and outgoing personality. He's a smart boy, kind and very loving. He and McDuff enjoy runs in the field together. We couldn't be happier with this boy and look forward to lots of fun with him in the future.
His lovely otter tail never stops wagging thanks to his happy and outgoing personality. He's a smart boy, kind and very loving. He and McDuff enjoy runs in the field together. We couldn't be happier with this boy and look forward to lots of fun with him in the future.


{{ reservation.machine.name }}
{% if reservation.start_time.date == reservation.end_time.date %}
{{ reservation.start_time|date:"d/m/y" }}
{{ reservation.start_time|date:"H:i" }}
- {{ reservation.end_time|date:"H:i" }}
{% else %}
{{ reservation.start_time|date:"d/m/Y - H:i" }}
{{ reservation.end_time|date:"d/m/Y - H:i" }}
{% endif %}


Step 1: Create a project
For this demo we will click on the "Default" templateStep 2: Read welcome screen
This will help familiarize yourself with how things are structured.Step 3: Edit the User Resource
We are going to add a Full Name field to this resource.Step 4: Add a Text Field
by dragging and dropping the Text Field component on the form. Call it "Full Name"Step 5: Save the form
And notice both the API and the Form was createdStep 5: Edit the User Register Form
which is located in the Forms sectionStep 6: Add the User resource Full Name field
By dragging it from the User resource section.Step 7: Press Save to see your form
Step 8: Preview your working application
Which shows your form changes within the application.Step 9: Download the application from GitHub
Step 10: Configure the application
by editing the /src/config.js file and change APP_URLStep 11: Install Dependencies
npm install -g gulp bower
Step 12: Install and Run application from your Terminal
By typing the following in your terminal.bower install
npm install
gulp serve
You now have a full working application running on Form.io!
Have fun with form.io!


Wix
2014 — 2016
Senior Developer
Developer and architect of onboarding project, building a new automatic website creation tool.
- Created Angular.js frontend.
- Extensive algorithm performance and memory optimization work. Reduced running time by 98%.
- Built node.js backend server using Sails.js and managed migration from Parse.com.
- Designed and implemented an automatic typesetting engine.
- Oversaw and guided other developers.
Haifa University
2013 — 2014
Developer (Freelance)
Developed an editable interactive math textbook.
- Created a DSL for building webpages with interactive graphs and other widgets, using Angular.js and JSXGraph.
- Designed and built CMS to manage and edit individual copies of the book, using Ruby on Rails.
Mobilibuy
2013 — 2013
Developer (Freelance)
Developed an eCommerce Android app POC.
- Implemented product image recognition using Recognize.im api.
- Paypal and Tranzila integration.
- Created Ruby on Rails backend.
Brandsforce
2012 — 2013
Junior Developer
Worked on social marketing platform, using Java, GWT & PHP


I started taking Tramadol after my doctor decided it would be a good alternative to Vicoden for my neck and peripheral nerve pain in my left arm. Apparently he thought that the Vicoden was too addictive and I would need long term pain management.
I had trouble taking the Tramadol at first because it upset my stomach so much but I lost 25lbs and this made me very happy so I stuck with it. I never really got 'high' from these pills but I did get a feeling of increased energy and often would get muscle and head aches.
After the first six months I found I needed more to get the same results so I had my doc up my dosage and he started writing for 90 day supplies. The first time I ran out 5 days before my new prescription came in the mail I was in pretty bad shape. I had horrific restless leg, didnít sleep for two days and then only slept because I drank myself to sleep. I had chills, sweating, auditory hallucinations, nausea and a terrible crawling sensation in my spine that would not go away. I ended up going to the ER for relief. They thought I was nuts and gave me Haldol which only made it worse.
I have experienced withdrawal from Hydrocodone and other opiates before and it is a drop in the bucket compared with Tramadol withdrawal. I canít believe any health care professional would think that this drug is less addictive than traditional opiates. I have tried to stop this medication several times over the last 7 years and have been unsuccessful due to the severe withdrawal that for me has lasted as long as 15 days before I gave up and resumed taking Tramadol. Taking other opiate medication, such as Hydrocodone or morphine, really helps with the flu-like withdrawal symptoms but not the rest.
I am currently down to 25mg every 6 hours, but if I am late on taking that dose by even a few hours my withdrawal symptoms come back. I canít seem to get any lower than that. My doctor thinks I should stay on the drug at this point, but I really want off it.
I am also having low blood pressure problems and heart palpitations which I attribute to the long-term Tramadol use since there is absolutely no history of heart trouble like this in my family.
Just my opinion, but if you have a choice donít start with this drug. Too addictive, to many side effects, and not very well studied yet.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


|
Advertising
|
Thank you for your interest in advertising with Bartleby.com, the preeminent Internet publisher of free reference.
- [Bartleby] offers a bonanza for language mavens.... All free.
William Safire, New York Times, September 29, 2002.
- Bartleby might not look like muchjust a whole lot of textbut this online library is one of the Nets true gems.... Everything is free
Yahoo! Internet Life, 100 Best Sites for 2002.
- ...it deserves cheers for becoming a ready-reference powerhouse in 2000...
Peter Jacsos Cheers and Jeers/Information Today/January 2001.
- Bartleby not only features great books. It also provides access to great reference sources... And its free.
USA Today/Top 10 Useful Sites of 2000.
To learn more about the various advertising programs and sponsorship opportunities that are available at Bartleby.com, please contact us:
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|
|
|


{% extends 'pageWrapper.html' %} {% block head %} {{ super() }}
This page allows you to generate a game by uploading a yaml file or a zip file containing yaml files. If you do not have a config (yaml) file yet, you may create one on the Player Settings page. If you would like more advanced options, the Weighted Settings page might be what you're looking for.
{% if race -%} This game will be generated in race mode, meaning the spoiler log will be unavailable, roms will be encrypted, and single-player games will have no multidata files. {%- else -%} If you would like to generate a race game, click here. Race games are generated without a spoiler log, the ROMs are encrypted, and single-player games will not include a multidata file. {%- endif -%}
After generation is complete, you will have the option to download a patch file. This patch file can be opened with the client, which can be used to to create a rom file. In-browser patching is planned for the future.


Health Care
LogOut
Home
Expertise
Contact
About
Add Your Expert Advice...
Related To:
Fatness
Eyes Weakness
Hair Fall
Skin Allergy
Back Pain
Stomach Problem
Throat Pain


Clothing
Menu
All Clothing
Accessories
Clothing
All Accessories
Beanies
Accessories
All Benies
Caps & Hats
Gifts
Scarves & Snoods
Caps & Hats
Accessories
All Caps & Hats
Beanies
Caps
Hats
Glasses
Gloves
Jewellery
Scarves
Wallets
Watches
Bottoms
Clothing
All Bottoms
Casual Trousers
Jeans
Bottoms
All Jeans
Ripped
Skinny
Slim
Straight
Leggings
Shorts
Jackets
Clothing
All Jackets
Blazers
Bomber jackets
Denim Jackets
Duffle Coats
Leather Jackets
Parkas
Tops
Clothing
All Tops
Cardigans
Coats
Hoodies & Sweatshirts
Jumpers
Polo Shirts
Shirts
T-Shirts
Tops
All T-shirts
Plain
Print
Striped
Long sleeved
Vests
Gallery
Menu
Browse Gallery
Product #1
Product #2
Product #3
Product #4
Services
Menu
Browse Services
Service #1
This is the item description
Service #2
This is the item description
Service #3
This is the item description
Service #4
This is the item description
Service #5
This is the item description
Service #6
This is the item description
Service #7
This is the item description
Service #8
This is the item description
Standard
Search
Menu
View Larger Map
Contact Us
Message


Item 2.
Calculator Commands:
Clear calculation space + dots356.
Delete the last key pressed backspace
For addition dots5,235.
For subtraction Dots5,36
For multiplication dots5,236.
For division dots5,34
For the decimal point dots256.
To clear the last number or operator space + dots25.
Toggle display result or input previous + next thumb keys


| java.lang.Object | |||
| ↳ | TextureView | ||
| ↳ | com.carto.ui.GLTextureView | ||
| ↳ | com.carto.ui.TextureMapView |
MapView is a view class supporting map rendering and interaction.
|
[Expand]
Inherited Constants | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
From class
com.carto.ui.GLTextureView
|
| Public Constructors | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
TextureMapView(Context context)
Creates a new MapView object from a context object.
| |||||||||||
|
TextureMapView(Context context, AttributeSet attrs)
Creates a new MapView object from a context object and attributes.
|
| Public Methods | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| void |
cancelAllTasks()
Cancels all qued tasks such as tile and vector data fetches.
| ||||||||||
| void |
clearAllCaches()
Releases memory occupied by all caches.
| ||||||||||
| void |
clearPreloadingCaches()
Releases the memory occupied by the preloading area.
| ||||||||||
| synchronized void |
delete()
Deletes the resources associated with the MapView.
| ||||||||||
| MapPos |
getFocusPos()
Returns the position that the camera is currently looking at.
| ||||||||||
| Layers |
getLayers()
Returns the Layers object, that can be used for adding and removing map layers.
| ||||||||||
| MapEventListener |
getMapEventListener()
Returns the map event listener.
| ||||||||||
| MapRenderer |
getMapRenderer()
Returns the MapRenderer object, that can be used for controlling rendering related options.
| ||||||||||
| float |
getMapRotation()
Returns the map rotation in degrees.
| ||||||||||
| Options |
getOptions()
Returns the Options object, that can be used for modifying various map options.
| ||||||||||
| float |
getTilt()
Returns the tilt angle in degrees.
| ||||||||||
| float |
getZoom()
Returns the zoom level.
| ||||||||||
| ScreenPos |
mapToScreen(MapPos mapPos)
Calculates the screen position corresponding to a map position, using the current view parameters.
| ||||||||||
| void |
moveToFitBounds(MapBounds mapBounds, ScreenBounds screenBounds, boolean integerZoom, float durationSeconds)
Animate the view parameters (focus position, tilt, rotation, zoom) so that the specified bounding box becomes fully visible.
| ||||||||||
| void |
moveToFitBounds(MapBounds mapBounds, ScreenBounds screenBounds, boolean integerZoom, boolean resetRotation, boolean resetTilt, float durationSeconds)
Animate the view parameters (focus position, tilt, rotation, zoom) so that the specified bounding box becomes fully visible.
| ||||||||||
| synchronized void | onDrawFrame(GL10 gl) | ||||||||||
| synchronized void | onSurfaceChanged(GL10 gl, int width, int height) | ||||||||||
| synchronized void | onSurfaceCreated(GL10 gl, EGLConfig config) | ||||||||||
| synchronized boolean | onTouchEvent(MotionEvent event) | ||||||||||
| void |
pan(MapVec deltaPos, float durationSeconds)
Pans the view relative to the current focus position.
| ||||||||||
| static boolean |
registerLicense(String licenseKey, Context context)
Registers the SDK license.
| ||||||||||
| void |
rotate(float deltaAngle, float durationSeconds)
Rotates the view relative to the current rotation value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
rotate(float deltaAngle, MapPos targetPos, float durationSeconds)
Rotates the view relative to the current rotation value.
| ||||||||||
| MapPos |
screenToMap(ScreenPos screenPos)
Calculates the map position corresponding to a screen position, using the current view parameters.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setFocusPos(MapPos pos, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute focus position.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setMapEventListener(MapEventListener mapEventListener)
Sets the map event listener.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setMapRotation(float angle, MapPos targetPos, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute rotation value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setMapRotation(float angle, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute rotation value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setTilt(float tilt, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute tilt value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setZoom(float zoom, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute zoom value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
setZoom(float zoom, MapPos targetPos, float durationSeconds)
Sets the new absolute zoom value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
tilt(float deltaTilt, float durationSeconds)
Tilts the view relative to the current tilt value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
zoom(float deltaZoom, MapPos targetPos, float durationSeconds)
Zooms the view relative to the current zoom value.
| ||||||||||
| void |
zoom(float deltaZoom, float durationSeconds)
Zooms the view relative to the current zoom value.
|
|
[Expand]
Inherited Methods | |||||||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
From class
com.carto.ui.GLTextureView
| |||||||||||
|
From class
java.lang.Object
| |||||||||||
|
From interface
android.opengl.GLSurfaceView.Renderer
| |||||||||||
|
From interface
com.carto.ui.MapViewInterface
|
Creates a new MapView object from a context object.
| context | The context object. |
|---|
Creates a new MapView object from a context object and attributes.
| context | The context object. |
|---|---|
| attrs | The attributes. |
Cancels all qued tasks such as tile and vector data fetches. Tasks that have already started may continue until they finish. Tasks that are added after this method call are not affected.
Releases memory occupied by all caches. Calling this means that everything has to be fetched again, including the visible area.
Releases the memory occupied by the preloading area. Calling this method releases some memory if preloading is enabled, but means that the area right outside the visible area has to be fetched again.
Deletes the resources associated with the MapView. The method can be used to dispose native objects immediately, without waiting for next GC cycle.
Returns the position that the camera is currently looking at.
Returns the Layers object, that can be used for adding and removing map layers.
Returns the map event listener. May be null.
Returns the MapRenderer object, that can be used for controlling rendering related options.
Returns the map rotation in degrees. 0 means looking north, 90 means west, -90 means east and 180 means south.
Returns the Options object, that can be used for modifying various map options.
Returns the tilt angle in degrees. 0 means looking directly at the horizon, 90 means looking directly down.
Returns the zoom level. The value returned is never negative, 0 means absolutely zoomed out and all other values describe some level of zoom.
Calculates the screen position corresponding to a map position, using the current view parameters.
| mapPos | The map position in base projection coordinate system. |
|---|
Animate the view parameters (focus position, tilt, rotation, zoom) so that the specified bounding box becomes fully visible. This method does not work before the screen size is set.
| mapBounds | The bounding box on the map to be made visible in the base projection's coordinate system. |
|---|---|
| screenBounds | The screen bounding box where to fit the map bounding box. |
| integerZoom | If true, then closest integer zoom level will be used. If false, exact fractional zoom level will be used. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the operation will be completed in seconds. |
Animate the view parameters (focus position, tilt, rotation, zoom) so that the specified bounding box becomes fully visible. Also supports resetting the tilt and rotation angles over the course of the animation. This method does not work before the screen size is set.
| mapBounds | The bounding box on the map to be made visible in the base projection's coordinate system. |
|---|---|
| screenBounds | The screen bounding box where to fit the map bounding box. |
| integerZoom | If true, then closest integer zoom level will be used. If false, exact fractional zoom level will be used. |
| resetRotation | If true, rotation will be reset. If false, current rotation will be kept. |
| resetTilt | If true, view will be untilted. If false, current tilt will be kept. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the operation will be completed in seconds. |
Pans the view relative to the current focus position. The deltaPos vector is expected to be in the coordinate system of the base projection. The new calculated focus position will be clamped to the world bounds and to the bounds set by Options::setPanBounds. If durationSeconds > 0 the panning operation will be animated over time. If the previous panning animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaPos | The coordinate difference the map should be moved by. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the tilting operation will be completed in seconds. |
Registers the SDK license. This class method and must be called before creating any actual MapView instances.
| licenseKey | The license string provided for this application. |
|---|---|
| context | Application context for the license. |
Rotates the view relative to the current rotation value. Positive values rotate clockwise, negative values counterclockwise. The new calculated rotation value will be wrapped to the range of (-180 .. 180]. Rotations are ignored if Options::setRotatable is set to false. If durationSeconds > 0 the rotating operation will be animated over time. If the previous rotating animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaAngle | The delta angle value in degrees. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Rotates the view relative to the current rotation value. Positive values rotate clockwise, negative values counterclockwise. The new calculated rotation value will be wrapped to the range of (-180 .. 180]. Rotations are ignored if Options::setRotatable is set to false. Rotating is done around the specified target position, keeping it at the same location on the screen. If durationSeconds > 0 the rotating operation will be animated over time. If the previous rotating animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaAngle | The delta angle value in degrees. |
|---|---|
| targetPos | The zooming target position in the coordinate system of the base projection. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Calculates the map position corresponding to a screen position, using the current view parameters.
| screenPos | The screen position. |
|---|
Sets the new absolute focus position. The new focus position is expected to be in the coordinate system of the base projection. The new focus position will be clamped to the world bounds and to the bounds set by Options::setPanBounds. If durationSeconds > 0 the panning operation will be animated over time. If the previous panning animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| pos | The new focus point position in base coordinate system. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the tilting operation will be completed in seconds. |
Sets the map event listener. If a null pointer is passed no map events will be generated. The default is null.
| mapEventListener | The new map event listener. |
|---|
Sets the new absolute rotation value. 0 means look north, 90 means west, -90 means east and 180 means south. The rotation value will be wrapped to the range of (-180 .. 180]. Rotations are ignored if Options::setRotatable is set to false. Rotating is done around the specified target position, keeping it at the same location on the screen. If durationSeconds > 0 the rotating operation will be animated over time. If the previous rotating animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| angle | The new absolute rotation angle value in degrees. |
|---|---|
| targetPos | The zooming target position in the coordinate system of the base projection. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Sets the new absolute rotation value. 0 means look north, 90 means west, -90 means east and 180 means south. The rotation value will be wrapped to the range of (-180 .. 180]. Rotations are ignored if Options::setRotatable is set to false. If durationSeconds > 0 the rotating operation will be animated over time. If the previous rotating animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| angle | The new absolute rotation angle value in degrees. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Sets the new absolute tilt value. 0 means look directly at the horizon, 90 means look directly down. The minimum tilt angle is 30 degrees and the maximum is 90 degrees. The tilt value can be further constrained by the Options::setTiltRange method. Values exceeding these ranges will be clamped. If durationSeconds > 0 the tilting operation will be animated over time. If the previous tilting animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| tilt | The new absolute tilt value in degrees. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the tilting operation will be completed in seconds. |
Sets the new absolute zoom value. The minimum zoom value is 0, which means absolutely zoomed out and the maximum zoom value is 24. The zoom value can be further constrained by the Options::setZoomRange method. Values exceeding these ranges will be clamped. If durationSeconds > 0 the zooming operation will be animated over time. If the previous zooming animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| zoom | The new absolute zoom value. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Sets the new absolute zoom value. The minimum zoom value is 0, which means absolutely zoomed out and the maximum zoom value is 24. The zoom value can be further constrained by the Options::setZoomRange method. Values exceeding these ranges will be clamped. Zooming is done towards the specified target position, keeping it at the same location on the screen. If durationSeconds > 0, the zooming operation will be animated over time. If the previous zooming animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| zoom | The new absolute zoom value. |
|---|---|
| targetPos | The zooming target position in the coordinate system of the base projection. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Tilts the view relative to the current tilt value. Positive values tilt the view down towards the map, negative values tilt the view up towards the horizon. The new calculated tilt value will be clamped to the range of [30 .. 90] and to the range set by Options::setZoomRange. If durationSeconds > 0 the tilting operation will be animated over time. If the previous tilting animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaTilt | The number of degrees the camera should be tilted by. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the tilting operation will be completed in seconds. |
Zooms the view relative to the current zoom value. Positive values zoom in, negative values zoom out. The new calculated zoom value will be clamped to the range of [0 .. 24] and to the range set by Options::setZoomRange. Zooming is done towards the specified target position, keeping it at the same location on the screen. If durationSeconds > 0 the zooming operation will be animated over time. If the previous zooming animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaZoom | The delta zoom value. |
|---|---|
| targetPos | The zooming target position in the coordinate system of the base projection. |
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |
Zooms the view relative to the current zoom value. Positive values zoom in, negative values zoom out. The new calculated zoom value will be clamped to the range of [0 .. 24] and to the range set by Options::setZoomRange. If durationSeconds > 0 the zooming operation will be animated over time. If the previous zooming animation has not finished by the time this method is called, it will be stopped.
| deltaZoom | The delta zoom value. |
|---|---|
| durationSeconds | The duration in which the zooming operation will be completed in seconds. |


Would-be robber fatally shot by licensed firearm holder in Hanover
The police are reporting that an unidentified man was fatally shot during a confrontation with a licensed firearm holder on the Chester Castle main road in Hanover on Saturday.
The police say the deceased is of dark complexion, slim build, is about 5 feet 7 inches long and was clad in a red shirt and a pair of blue jeans shorts.
The Lucea Police say about 11:30 p.m., the licensed firearm holder stopped along the roadway to attempt repairs to his truck when he was pounced upon by an armed man, who started making demands.
The assailant was subsequently shot and the police alerted.
He was taken to hospital where he was pronounced dead.
According to the police, a Glock 9mm pistol along with a magazine containing one 9mm round of ammunition was removed from the scene.


BoC's Poloz: Monetary conditions “about right” given the situation
by Eren SengezerWhile speaking at an event organized by the Ontario Securities Commission in Toronto on Thursday, Bank of Canada (BOC) Governor Stephen Poloz said that he thought monetary conditions were "about right" given the current situation.
With this comment hinting that the BoC is unlikely to opt-out for a rate cut, the CAD gathered strength against its rivals. The USD/CAD pair, which was trading above 1.3320 in the last hour, fell sharply in the last minutes and was last seen trading at 1.3280, erasing 0.18% on a daily basis.


With embattled airline, South Africa moves to save rail company
South African Airways has applied to enter ‘business rescue’, a form of bankruptcy protection it hopes will save the cash-strapped state carrier from collapse.
The airline has been making losses since 2011, is deeply in debt and has received more than $1.36 billion in government bailouts over the past three years all of which have achieved little more than keeping it barely afloat.
President Cyril Ramaphosa had ordered SAA to seek the business rescue in which a specialist takes control of the company with the aim of rehabilitating it, or at least securing a better return for creditors than liquidation would bring.
Ramaphosa’s handling of SAA’s restructuring in the face of fierce opposition from unions is seen as a real test in dealing with the issues of Eskom.
Years of corruption and mismanagement have put several state owned enterprises in serious financial crisis including power utility Eskom, whose financial problems have left it struggling to keep the lights on.
South Africa’s state-owned rail company has been put into administration. Transport Minister Fikile Mbalula has dissolved the interim board, saying it had done nothing to improve services.
The Passenger Rail Agency has been accused of irregular expenditure amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars.
The company has been beset by other problems, including ordering trains that were not suited for South African rail lines. The country’s transport sector has been struggling in recent months.
The state-owned airline company, South African Airways, is close to financial collapse, with flights grounded in November due to strike action.


| BuildLangKeywords | |
| BuildLangTokens | |
| cmajor | |
| build |
| struct BuildLangClientParser |
| class BuildLangLexer |
| struct BuildLangOptionParser |
| struct BuildLangServerParser |
| struct CloseConnection |
| struct Error |
| struct MessageLine |
| struct MessageShown |
| struct ProjectBuilt |
| struct ProjectInfo |
| struct ProjectToBuild |
| struct ProjectUpToDate |
| struct ProjectUpdated |
| struct SourceFileInfo |


--- layout: post status: publish published: true title: HP SIM 5.3 kills iLOv2 author: display_name: iguy login: iguy email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>url: '' author_login: iguy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>wordpress_id: 114 wordpress_url: http://itsjustanotherlayer.com/?p=114 date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0xNyAxOTo0MTozNSAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0xNyAxOTo0MTozNSAtMDUwMA== categories: - Uncategorized tags: - hardware - ilo - sim comments: - id: 32 author: justpaul author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://twitter.com/justpaul date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0xOCAxNjoyMDowNCAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0xOCAxNjoyMDowNCAtMDUwMA== content: I agree 100%. HP needs a reset button for iLO. I've had issues as well where iLO is locked and no way to fix it but to take down the OS. If anyone from HP is reading this, *please* get it in the enhancement request queue. - id: 33 author: Vikash Kumar Roy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://vikashkumarroy.blogspot.com date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0yMyAxMzoxMjoyMiAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0yMyAxMzoxMjoyMiAtMDUwMA== content: ! "We have implemented HP SIM 5.3 for monitoring our HP hardware and we are facing unique problem which is supposed to be known bug from HP. Problem is HP SIM lose its connectivity with SQL database. IRTC forum also says that it is known issue. We are currently working with L3 to find out root cause. \nLet us know if you if you are aware of it.\n\nThanks,\nVikash" - id: 34 author: iguy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.itsjustanotherlayer.com date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0yMyAxNjowMTozNCAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wMy0yMyAxNjowMTozNCAtMDUwMA== content: Nope.. good question. I'm still trying to keep 5.3 up and running for more than 24 hours at a pop. - id: 35 author: mm author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wNi0yMiAwNTowNTo0NyAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wNi0yMiAwNTowNTo0NyAtMDUwMA== content: please describe application and usage of ilo.what is difference between ilo and SIM. - id: 36 author: Thomas Vuylsteke author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: '' date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0wOCAyMDo0ODo0OCAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0wOCAyMDo0ODo0OCAtMDUwMA== content: ! 'Did the hotfix solved this issue? Kind regards, Thomas' - id: 37 author: iguy author_email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>author_url: http://www.itsjustanotherlayer.com date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0wOSAxNzo0MjozMCAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0wOSAxNzo0MjozMCAtMDUwMA== content: The hotfix did resolve this issue. - id: 38 author: IT by Mitch » Blog Archive » HP SIM 5.3 killed my iLO…wtf? author_email: '' author_url: http://www.mitchellenright.com/?p=84 date: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0xMSAwNjoxNzo0NyAtMDUwMA== date_gmt: !binary |- MjAwOS0wOS0xMSAwNjoxNzo0NyAtMDUwMA== content: ! '[...] sure what that’s all about, but there’s a blog here that points towards installing a hotfix for SIM and advises a firmware update for iLO, but [...]' ---
Recently at the request of our vendor (HP), I went and had HP Systems Insight Manager updated to 5.3 about 3 weeks. Now this isn't "bleeding edge" and so I didn't feel it was a big deal to jump up to it already. Well over the past 3 weeks I've been getting this new alert coming from our SIM system and I just figured "Oh.. something new" and didn't fret about it too much.
Event Name: (SNMP) Remote Insight/ Integrated LightsOut Interface Error (9006)
URL: https://HPSIM:2381/
Event originator: HPSIM
Event Severity: Major
Event received: 12-Mar-2009, 17:31:02
Event description: Remote Insight/ Integrated Lights-Out Interface Error. The host OS has detected an error in the Remote Insight/ Integrated Lights-Out interface. The firmware is not responding.
As you can tell from my lazy comments, this became a pretty big deal as iLO was completely toasty on these boxes where SIM was generating this alert. I contacted HP and it was a pretty entertaining exchange.
HP Support: Are you running HP SIM 5.3?
Me: Yes
HP Support: Do you have iLO version 1.60 or 1.61?
Me: Beats me. The iLOs are not responding so I have zero way to tell.
HP Support: I think I know your problem.
Me:
Well don't leave me hanging here. HP Support: I'm reading an email alert that came through while we were talking. There's a hotfix for HP SIM 5.3 and a recommendation to go up to firmware 1.70 for the iLO.
Me: Oh great. *sigh*
So now I get to physically pull power cords to fix iLOs everywhere. (Yes this means an OS reboot too.)
* Hey HP. Put a button onto the servers to "reboot the iLO".


{% import "/views/macros.html" as macros with context %} {% extends "/views/base.html" %} {% block main %} {{macros.render_partials(doc)}} {% endblock %}


--- layout: post title: Message Level Authorization in Apache ActiveMQ date: '2016-07-08T06:05:00.000-07:00' author: Bennet Schulz tags: - Messaging - ActiveMQ modified_time: '2016-07-11T05:27:16.562-07:00' thumbnail: https://3.bp.blogspot.com/-HgVu1QuayFo/V35Jwyq1poI/AAAAAAAAAhU/nv91C-Pr-Uo4v6Dcg_yrDgsM2ugvuD50ACLcB/s72-c/apache-activemq-logo.png blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3189340956761677857.post-8812581708059183079 blogger_orig_url: http://www.bennet-schulz.com/2016/07/activemq-message-level-authorization.html permalink: /:year/:month/:title.html ---
While the last post covered Broker Level Authentication, this blogpost is about more strict
authorization on message level.
I didn't have this fine granular authorization out there in real life projects, but I want to do it myself and give
readers a tutorial to widen their knowledge about security in ActiveMQ and ease their beginning with it.
Sometimes it can be useful to restrict access to brokers and on top of it to certain messages.
ActiveMQ doesn't come with a plugin for it out of the box.
You have to implement it more or less on your own.
You have to start with creating a new Java project based on Maven.
In the next step, I recommend to add the activemq-all maven dependency (in the same version as your activemq
installation to your project to be sure you use the correct imports and classes).
A list of all activemq versions and corresponding maven dependency snippets is available here.
After that it's time to add a new Java class to your formerly created project.
My Message Level Policy class looks like this:
Note: Your class has to implement the MessageAuthorizationPolicy interface and you have to add the public
boolean isAllowedToConsume(...) method to your class as well.
Within this method you can implement your logic to decide who is allowed to consume your messages.
In my example admins are allowed to consume, only.
Open a console, cd into your project folder and build your maven application by calling mvn clean install command.
Now it's time to copy the jar file from the target project folder to the lib folder of your ActiveMQ installation to
make it available for ActiveMQ.
In the last configuration step you have to add the following snippet into broker tag of the activemq.xml:
Hint: Don't forget to change it to your fully qualified classname, not mine ;-)
First you have to start the broker via the following command on your console:
./bin/activemq start
Check if your policy is working by using the activemq script to consume sample messages:
./bin/activemq consumer --user admin --password password
This should work, because the formerly created policy class allowes user admin to consume the messages.
In addition to that it should not be possible to consume messages with other users than user admin.
You can test it by using another user:
./bin/activemq consumer --user consumer --password password
This consumer should not consume any single message.
If you have questions, want my source code, a youtube video or something like that, just leave a comment or get in
contact with me via twitter.
Have fun with ActiveMQ!
Bye,
Bennet


TWICE becomes the most followed girl group on LINE Music
by sl278TWICE is now the most followed girl group on LINE MUSIC!
The popular girl group is now taking the lead on the music service with a whopping 241,869 followers which is bound to grow more as time passes. They surpassed girl group E-Girls earlier today.
Congratulations to TWICE!


Skip to main content
Back
Menu
Trip Tools
Trip Planner
NexTrip
Alerts
Find a Park & Ride
Find a Stop or Station
Schedules & Maps
Fares
Fares
Go-To Card
Pass Programs
Store
More
Carpool & Vanpool
Transit Link
Guaranteed Ride Home
Bicycle
News & Events
Help
How to Ride
Contact Us
Lost & Found
Accessibility
Languages
Transit Police
store
site search
Search
Search button
Sign in / create account
Sign In
Create Account
Page title
Toggle Body Moovel Class


All Classes
Packages
itcom.gangstersquirrel
itcom.gangstersquirrel.client
itcom.gangstersquirrel.desktop
itcom.gangstersquirrel.GameProgress
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Input
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Items
itcom.gangstersquirrel.KeyBindings
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Objects
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Objects.EnemyObjects
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Objects.MapObjects
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Scenes
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Screens
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Settings
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Statistics
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Tools
itcom.gangstersquirrel.Twitch


--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/meta.20timeout.html ---
I'm still playing with Lean introspection, but I can't sort declarations in order to print first axioms, then constants, then definition, and then theorems.
What if you print only the length of the resulting list?
this works for me:
meta instance : decidable_rel declaration_compare := λ _ _, nat.decidable_le _ _ meta def sort_env : tactic unit := do curr_env ← get_env, let decls := curr_env.fold [] list.cons, (list.merge_sort declaration_compare decls).mmap' (trace ∘ to_name) run_cmd sort_env
the problem is that the format instance for list string
involves a recursion, so it is very deeply nested and hits the recursion limit
(this is why TCO is important in functional programming languages)
Thanks!
Is there a more natural way to do define that comparison function?
Not particularly; you could do a cases on both and return true or false in each case
This was my original plan, but I decided there were too many cases
this is a legitimate way to cut down the number of cases from O(n^2) to O(n)
I wish there was a built in (autogenerated) T.discr
function that returns the discriminant of the type, which is basically this
it has an O(1) implementation, since this is the tag on the vm object
{% endraw %}Last updated: Apr 24 2020 at 19:02 UTC


Here is a list of to-do items. We should probably add a "priority" column.
| Item | Developer(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|
Rework the build structure (again) 20 minutes is ridiculous for a build. This includes several sub-items, including:
|
none |
| Item | Developer(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|
Switch on streaming by default |
none |
| Item | Developer(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|
Rework docs for clarity and completeness |
none |
| Item | Developer(s) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Schema framework / revamp WSDL2Java | none | |
| Support minOccurs/maxOccurs on <xsd:sequence> elements | ||
| Support <xsd:list> | ||
| Support <xsd:restriction> facets correctly (do validation!) | ||
| Support <xsd:choice> | none |


Thank you for your participation in our course. Your feedback is important to us! Please fill out the brief (2-5 minute) survey below.
If you cannot see the survey above, click this link to access the survey in a new window.


Home
Add new Prod
Inventory
Sell Products
History Log
Type
Keys
Key shells
Key transponders
Batteries
Reference
Name of Product
Quantity
Buy Price
Sell Price
Minimum Quantity
Add


Escape \<
to prevent it redirecting (or switch to [[ .. ]]
).
if [ "aardvark" < "zebra" ]
then
echo "Alphabetical!"
fi
if [ "aardvark" \< "zebra" ]
then
echo "Alphabetical!"
fi
or optionally in Bash/Ksh:
if [[ "aardvark" < "zebra" ]]
then
echo "Alphabetical!"
fi
You are using the operator <
or >
in a [
test expression.
In this context, it will be considered a file redirection operator instead, so [ "aardvark" < "zebra" ]
is equivalent to [ "aardvark" ] < ./zebra
, which is true if there exists a readable file zebra
in the current directory.
If you wanted to compare two strings lexicographically (alphabetically), escape the <
or >
with a backslash as in the correct example.
If you want to compare two numbers numerically, use -lt
or -ge
instead.
None.


Select or enter in as much Water Quality data as you can. You can enter data for up to 10 water samples. Click the tabs at the top to enter data for each new sample.
Unit: {{ get (first $units) "label" }}
If you do any tests that aren't listed, record the method and results in the Notes field below.


Privacy Policy
UCLOBBERS regards customer privacy as an important part of our
relationship with our customers. The following privacy policy
applies to all UCLOBBERS users, and conforms to Internet privacy
standards.
If you have questions or concerns regarding this statement, you
should first contact UCLOBBERS at +61452338387.
Collection of Information
In order to use the UCLOBBERS website, we may require information
from you in order to provide the best service possible.
All correspondence may also be collected and stored, particularly in
regard to sales, support and accounts, including Email.
Any information collected by UCLOBBERS is collected via
correspondence from you or your company. This may be via the
telephone, Email, mail, fax or directly through our website.
Use of Collection Information
Any details collected from UCLOBBERS customers is required in order
to provide you with our products and/or services, and a high level
of customer service.
Correspondence is recorded in order to provide service references,
and to assist in our staff development.
Storage of Collected Information
The security of your personal information is important to us. When
you enter sensitive information (such as credit card numbers) on our
website, we encrypt that information using secure socket layer
technology (SSL). When Credit Card details are collected, we simply
pass them on in order to be processed as required. We never
permanently store complete Credit Card details.
We follow generally accepted industry standards to protect the
personal information submitted to us, both during transmission and
once we receive it.
If you have any questions about security on our Website, you can
email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Access to Collected Information
If your personally identifiable information changes, or if you no
longer desire our service, you may correct, update, delete or
deactivate it by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>If you purchase a product or service from us, we may request certain
personally identifiable information from you. You may be required to
provide contact information (such as name, Email, and postal
address) and financial information (such as credit card number,
expiration date).
We use this information for billing purposes and to fill your
orders. If we have trouble processing an order, we will use this
information to contact you.
UCLOBBERS uses personally identifiable information for essential
communications, such as Emails, accounts information, and critical
service details. We may also use this information for other
purposes, including some promotional Emails. If at any time a
customer wishes not to receive such correspondence, they can request
to be removed from any mailing lists by emailing us at
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>You will be notified when your personal information is collected by
any third party that is not our agent/service provider, so you can
make an informed choice as to whether or not to share your
information with that party.
UCLOBBERS may at its discretion use other third parties to provide
essential services on our site or for our business processes. We may
share your details as necessary for the third party to provide that
service.
These third parties are prohibited from using your personally
identifiable information for any other purpose.
UCLOBBERS does not share any information with third parties for any
unknown or unrelated uses.
We reserve the right to disclose your personally identifiable
information as required by law and when we believe that disclosure
is necessary to protect our rights and/or comply with a judicial
proceeding, court order, or legal process served on our Website.
Links on the UCLOBBERS site to external entities are not covered
within this policy. The terms and conditions set out in this privacy
statement only cover the domain name of UCLOBBERS.
Changes to Privacy Policy
If we decide to change our privacy policy, we will post those
changes to this privacy statement, the homepage, and other places we
deem appropriate so that you are aware of what information we
collect, how we use it, and under what circumstances, if any, we
disclose it. We reserve the right to modify this privacy statement
at any time, so please review it frequently. If we make material
changes to this policy, we will notify you here, by Email, or by
means of a notice on our homepage.


Safety Explorer Charts with Queries
The Safety Explorer consists of 6 Charts. Links open in a new Tab.
AE Table
AE Timelines
Results over Time
Histogram
Outlier Explorer
Shift Plot


I wasn't sure about how anxious I was on a daily basis.
SENT1
I tried to self medicate with nicotine and caffeine but the caffeine just added to my anxiety..
SENT2
I was put on 100mg twice a day as needed.
SENT3
I like this med.
SENT4
My anxiety has decreased by at least 30 to 40%.
SENT5
Just after my first dose.
SENT6
I am going to take gabapentin every 8 hours from now on.
SENT7
That should cover me during the day at evening.
SENT8
That leaves me with 8 hours of sleep in which I don't need the medication.
SENT9
My doc said I can take up to 200mg at a time
SENT10
but I am not sure if I am going to do that.
SENT11
I don't wanna be on such a high dose.
SENT12
Things are slightly better than they were before I took the pill and for now, it's all I need.
SENT13


This page shows, and allows you to add, several text fields to be associated with the file. It also shows the amount of time that you have had the file open plus file size information.
Category
Enter any value into the category field to allow you to better manage editing of large groups of files. For example, files can be sorted in the Recently Opened Files Dialog by category.
Category Selection List
The arrow next to the category field displays a list of existing categories to select from. Using this mechanism avoids having slight variations on the same category name.
Keywords
Enter any number of keywords (separated by spaces and/or commas). This allows you to easily find files by searching on keywords.
Comments
Enter any comments regarding the purpose of the file or why you were looking at it or editing it, etc.
View time
Amount of time that you have had the file open in HexEdit Pro in read-only mode..
Edit time
Amount of time that you have had the file open in HexEdit Pro while not in read-only mode (even if you made no changes to the file).
Current size
This is the size of the file "in memory" (although HexEdit Pro only actually stores changes to the file in memory). It will be the same as the size on disk unless you have inserted or deleted bytes since the file was opened or last saved.
Size on disk
The size of the open file on disk.


Parasol is an attachable UV filter device that lets users identify UV exposure on specific areas of their body. The data collected by the attachable device can be synced and stored on the mobile application. This product aims to help users with accurate and detailed information to prevent further skin damage.
Skin cancer is the most common and most easily preventable form of cancer among American adults. UV exposure has been linked to premature skin aging, skin damage, and skin cancer. How can we create a personal product that will quantify and track UV exposure to minimize the risk of skin disease and damage?
To conduct our research for this design question we used a survey, secondary research, and competitive analysis.
We started out by brain storming as many ideas as possible. We grouped these into six clusters, and threw out the ideas that weren't technologically feasible. We made sketches of the six main concepts. In order to narrow it down to the final concept, we filled out a table on the white board of pros and cons for each concept.
The icons for selecting the templates are located at the top bar menu. The highlighted icon indicates which template they are using to scan their skin.
Users will be able to switch between the front and rear cameras so they can capture images of their face or other area of their body.
This is an optional way for users to upload and compare UV exposure history from existing photos.


So I decided to resurrect an old project of mine to create a small footprint scripting language on top of Kotlin. But why would one do that?
HttpServer {
hostname: 'localhost'
port: 8080
on connection: (resp) { println("Hello world:" + resp.text) }
}
What is Pinelang?
PineLang is a minimalistic, reactive, declarative scripting language to be embedded on Kotlin applications, with the objective of enabling a dynamic, runtime, representation of the tree-like hierarchy of objects in Kotlin.
Think of it, as a way to provide more dynamism to a compile-time language like Kotlin.
Why use Pinelang?
You shouldn’t.
This is a pet project with the main goal being my personal learning about Kotlin, programming languages, interpreters, syntax-tree and the other computer-science related topics. Hopefully, something useful will come out. But this is not a promise.
The decision to use Kotlin as the foundation is pretty straightforward and for selfish reasons. I am an Android developer and I need to master this new language adopted by Android. Aside from that, I wanted to learn more about computer science techniques that could leverage more dynamism to native mobile Apps, so development could be simplified, maybe, if some success with the horizon, expand the core language do new platforms.
I took a heavy inspiration for scripting languages/frameworks on the market, like Reactive-Native, Flutter, QML and decided to build my own.
Goals and desired features
Basically the goal is:
- Make simple to expose Kotlin objects to script
- No dependencies to Kotlin-specific platform that is running into
- No code generation
- Performance over features
- Minimum ovehead
- Strong tooling support
Use cases
The use-cases that Pinelang fits best is: Configuration file, UI development.
Example:
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
Program {
Page {
id: main
visible: !about.visible
header: ActionBar {
title: "My awesome App"
Action { text: "About"; on click: about.visible = true }
}
body: Card {
title: "This is a new card"
content: "Maybe we can have some <b>HTML<b/> tags here"
}
}
Page {
id: about
visible: false
header: ActionBar { title: "About the App" }
body: Card {
content: "My awesome App version ${Globals.Version}"
}
}
}
Conclusion
In the upcoming posts, I will lay down more information about the implementation details. Looking into most of the challenges of building DSLs and toolings that provide support on this task.


Discussion and feedback
Please enable JavaScript to view the
comments powered by Disqus.
Discussion and feedback


--- ---
{{ entry.bibtex | remove: "entry.abstract" }}
{{ entry.bibtex }}
{{ entry.bibtex | remove: "entry.url" }}
{{entry.abstract}}


The first Nyzo script, introduced in version 631 of the Java codebase, is the graffiti script. This script supports the graffiti Micropay example.
The graffiti script tracks arrays of colors and amounts for a 288-pixel by 45-pixel canvas. The colors are indexes in a typical CGA 16-color palette. The amounts are the micronyzo amounts of the transaction that specified the color for a position. In order for a pixel to be updated, the amount of the transaction must be at least twice the current amount for the pixel.
Like all Nyzo scripts, the graffiti script receives all transactions sent to its registered account. The graffiti script is registered on account id__8d63gfXfh3p9e._56sgEu_QPsWe54syae0PkELUw~VJDqvn-WALL.
The graffiti Micropay example produces transactions and sends them to the registered account. These transactions are produced with the minimum amounts necessary to update pixels on the canvas, and up to 14 pixels are packed into each transaction.
The script will, of course, work with any transactions sent to the registered account. The graffiti Micropay example could be modified to send different amounts to make pixels more costly to override, or a program could be written to monitor the graffiti script state and automatically send transactions based on changes to the state. For instance, if a person has a strong distaste for the color green, that person could write a program that looks for the number 2 in the colors array of the state. Whenever a color changes to the value 2, the program could automatically send a transaction to set it back to a different color.


C++
Set pointers to null after deallocation to prevent dangling pointers.
Deallocating or deleting objects without setting the values of corresponding objects to null may result in dangling pointer vulnerabilities, if those pointers are later used again.
Set pointers to null after deallocating memory assigned to the corresponding objects. In practice, this means after calling the free() function or the delete operator.
Search for calls to the free() function or the delete operator. Add code that sets the freed pointer to null after each call to the free() function or the delete operator.


--- layout: post title: "My Week in Review" date: 2019-11-24 15:00:00 +0000 image: https://s3.amazonaws.com/audreywatters/2018-11-25-chicken.jpg imagecredits: https://www.flickr.com/photos/thibaudf/15382204025 ---
I talked to a friend this week who I've let read the draft. We had a good discussion about what I need to do to strengthen what he identified as the voice of "Folklorist Audrey" in the book.
HEWN, No. 331 via substack.com
I've finished my talk and my slides for OEB next week. I've been having some trouble with some of the apps I use syncing between my MacBook and my iPad -- I use the latter for my notes when I give a talk. It's annoying, and I have to resolve things before I stand up on stand next week.
This past week: home. Upcoming week: Berlin.
I had the impeachment hearings on in the background. I watched the debates -- ugh. We're watching The Mandalorian and His Dark Materials and The Watchmen -- good TV right now, for sure.
Icon credits: The Noun Project


Welcome to Kitchen!
We're so excited to have you.
Your password must be at least 8 characters.
Already have an account?
Sign in


The excitement of parents when they notice their children making
eye contact, showing attachment to certain people, trying to babble,
saying their first words, pointing at things, handling toys, rolling over
on their tummy, crawling, sitting or walking. These actions are the
important skills they develop, as they grow and happen at age
intervals that most of us are aware. These skills are known as
‘developmental milestones’. These milestones provide important
information regarding your child's early development. So you could
say that “Developmental milestones” are physical or behavioral signs
of development of infants and children.
Usually, a child with developmental delay is much slower in reaching
one or more of these milestones than expected. This delay can occur
for a variety of reasons and some children eventually catch up.
Development delay sometimes occurs because the child is born with a
medical condition which restricts their development.
Milestones are different for each age range. These milestones are
behaviors that emerge over time, forming the building blocks for
growth and continued learning.
Source:
1. https://www.chop.edu/conditions-diseases/developmental-
milestones
2. Sheila Davis, 2015, “Developmental Delay: A guide for families
in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales”. Available
[online] at www.cafamily.org.uk/publicationlist


Comprehensive, intelligent object-oriented programming in C# ASP .NET, Razor, PHP, Python, JavaScript, Swift, Java, SQL, and Unity.
Front-End
Responsive, visually appealing front-end coding in CSS3, HTML5, JavaScript, ReactJS, React Native, and Bootstrap
Tools and Processes
Advanced, industry tools and processes such as Visual Studio, Xcode, Unity3D, Github, Bitbucket, SourceTree, GitKraken, Agile SCRUM Environment, and more.
After graduating the Eleven Fifty Academy, I went directly into the workforce by a company called Channelbound. My job is to design, create, and test console applications that interacted with Excel files, validating, inserting, and calculating complex data for many large companies and to preserve good relations with those same companies.
This project is ongoing. I am still under Channelbound's employ.
Date: November 2016-Current
Purpose: Work
Category: C#, Excel
DungeonHub
Roleplaying Game Session Management
In the last week or so of Eleven Fifty's Advanced Learning Program, I worked on a web application called DungeonHub. I worked in reference to a tutorial on pluralsight to do so, but I've made this website my own. The website has since been stopped, as it was just a demonstration project.
This project is open source. You can access it at any time here. The project has ceased development in the light of going to college, and there are much more comprehensive game creation resources out there.
Date: July 2016
Purpose: Cementing .NET Knowledge
Category: C# ASP .NET
The Chat
A real-time chat using ReactJS and Firebase.
I built and deployed a simple chat app in a short time using ReactJS for the front-end and Firebase for authentication and database management.
I'll be adding new features when I can, such as multiple chat rooms and bottum-up scrolling.
Do Starve
A roguelike based on hunger.
With Do Starve, I took the sample Unity 2D Roguelike game and made it my own. This included making the area bigger, tweaking the zombie and food spawn systems to make it more difficult, and completely revamping the wall placement system. Do Starve works on Mac, PC, Linux, has controls for smartphone, and can be played on the web.
This project is open source. You can access it at any time here, but my work on the project is finished, unless something motivates me to continue. This is made with the Unity game engine, accessible here.
Date: May 2015
Purpose: Independent Study
Category: C# Unity
Project Euler
Challenges in a language of your choice.
Project Euler is a website designed to challenge developers at both their programming logic and mathematical abilities, both of which I excel at. I've dabbled a bit in it. I've been occasionally going back to complete a few more at a time. You can view the Project Euler website here.
This project is open source. You can access it at any time here. I plan on expanding this repository over time, potentially answering every question on the Project Euler website.
ElevenDates
Tinder clone with Mario characters to learn Parse.
University High School hired a consultant from 1150 to teach Advanced iOS App Development at their school. I, as a student of UHS, took this class, and this was one of the assignments that the teacher, Brett Keck, gave us to work on. It is a clone of Tinder using Parse to connect with Facebook.
This project is open source. You can access it at any time here, but my work on the project is finished, unless something motivates me to continue. This is made with Xcode, accessible here.
Date: December 2015
Purpose: Linking Swift knowledge with Parse
Category: Swift Development
Shopping List
After completing the Accelerated Learning Program in the Eleven Fifty Academy, we were given a mock contract for a web application and two weeks to complete given tasks, and assigned a team. I was Project Manager for my team of four, and consequently distributed tasks and managed time, all while completing my own tasks in the code. We completed all requirements, and even completed a lot of the stretch goals.
This project is open source. You can access the website here, and the code here, but my work on the project is finished, unless something motivates me to continue. Note that while I was project manager, a colleague of mine was the Configuration Manager, so the above link leads to his github, not mine.
Date: September 2016
Purpose: Knowledge of Working as a Group
Category: C# ASP .NET Development
Career Services
A website designed to showcase apprentices available for hire.
Five weeks into the apprenticeship at the Eleven Fifty Academy, all of the remaining apprentices were approached by John Qualls, the owner, and given a project: we were assigned to make a webpage to advertise the capabilities and availability for ourselves, the apprentices, who were for-hire. I was one of two testers, and together the other tester and I created a test document and tested each product sent to us for things like email authentication and operation of links.
Date: October 2016
Purpose: Knowledge of Working in a large company.
Category: C# ASP .NET Development
Integrated-HR
A multi-page wordpress website
During my time at Channelbound, I was directed to perform many tasks. One of those was creating a wordpress website for a collaborative project between two Affordable Care Act companies. I was directed to re-format some pages to look more visually appealing, and design some pages from the ground up. You can see the completed project here.
This project is ongoing. I am currently admin of the west marches game.


#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <pthread.h>
#include <sys/time.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include "cv.h"
#include "cv_net.h"
#include "sensors.h"
#include "db/externs.h"
#include "db/lists.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
|
| static void | releaseLock (pthread_mutex_t *lock) |
| | release the specified lock More...
|
| |
| static SENSOR_LIST * | sensorListGetHead () |
| | return the sensorList hdr More...
|
| |
| void | initDb () |
| | initialize the database More...
|
| |
| SENSOR_LIST * | sensorGetListBySensor (SENSOR_TYPE sensor) |
| | Get pointer to a SENSOR_LIST for a specific sensor type. More...
|
| |
| SENSOR_ID_LIST * | sensorGetIdListById (SENSOR_TYPE sensor, char *id) |
| | Get pointer to a SENSOR_ID_LIST for a specific sensor and id. More...
|
| |
| SENSOR_SUBID_LIST * | sensorSubIdListBySubid (SENSOR_TYPE sensor, char *id, char *subId) |
| | Get pointer to a SENSOR_SUBID_LIST for a specific sensor, id, and subid. More...
|
| |
| void | sensorRecAdd (SENSOR_TYPE sensor, char *id, char *subId, int i1, int i2, int i3, int i4) |
| | Add a sensor record. More...
|
| |
| void | sensorRecPruneAll () |
| |
| void | walkSensorRecords (SENSOR_RECORD *ptr, int flag) |
| |
| void | walkSensorSubIdList (SENSOR_SUBID_LIST *ptr, int flag) |
| |
| void | walkSensorIdList (SENSOR_ID_LIST *ptr, int flag) |
| |
| void | walkSensorList (SENSOR_LIST *ptr, int flag) |
| |
| void | dumpListAction (int flag) |
| |
| void | dumpLists () |
| |
| void | dumpListStats () |
| |
| void | freeSensorIdListRecord (SENSOR_ID_LIST *ptr) |
| |
| void | freeSensorSubIdListRecord (SENSOR_SUBID_LIST *ptr) |
| |
| void | freeSensorRecord (SENSOR_RECORD *ptr) |
| |
| void | initMutexes () |
| | initialize the mutex for the coordinated sensor list access More...
|
| |
◆ DUMP_LIST_CONTENTS
| #define DUMP_LIST_CONTENTS 0 |
◆ DUMP_LIST_STATS
| #define DUMP_LIST_STATS 1 |
◆ LOCK_SENSOR_LIST
| #define LOCK_SENSOR_LIST getLock(&mainListLock) |
◆ UNLOCK_SENSOR_LIST
◆ dumpListAction()
| void dumpListAction |
( |
int |
flag | ) |
|
◆ dumpLists()
◆ dumpListStats()
◆ freeSensorIdListRecord()
free SENSOR_ID_LIST record
free id as well
Definition at line 1003 of file lists.c.
◆ freeSensorRecord()
free a SENSOR_RECORD record
Definition at line 1032 of file lists.c.
◆ freeSensorSubIdListRecord()
free SENSOR_SUBID_LIST record
frees subId string as well
Definition at line 1018 of file lists.c.
◆ initDb()
initialize the database
one record for each sensor type at the top level
Definition at line 105 of file lists.c.
◆ initMutexes()
initialize the mutex for the coordinated sensor list access
Definition at line 1052 of file lists.c.
◆ releaseLock()
| static void releaseLock |
( |
pthread_mutex_t * |
lock | ) |
|
release the specified lock
returns 0 if successful - non-zero if unsuccessful
Definition at line 1100 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorGetIdListById()
Get pointer to a SENSOR_ID_LIST for a specific sensor and id.
type, id
doesn't lock the camlist - at worst it will miss the first entry which could be added while we are traversing
no elements ever get removed from the SENSOR_ID_LIST headers
Definition at line 193 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorGetListBySensor()
Get pointer to a SENSOR_LIST for a specific sensor type.
type
doesn't lock the sensorlist - at worst it will miss the first entry which could be added while we are traversing
no elements ever get removed from the SENSOFR_LIST headers
Definition at line 161 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorListGetHead()
return the sensorList hdr
internal support routine
doesn't lock sensorList - assumes caller has locked it (if needed)
Definition at line 71 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorRecAdd()
| void sensorRecAdd |
( |
SENSOR_TYPE |
sensor, |
|
|
char * |
id, |
|
|
char * |
subId, |
|
|
int |
i1, |
|
|
int |
i2, |
|
|
int |
i3, |
|
|
int |
i4 |
|
) |
| |
Add a sensor record.
type, id, subId, #, #, #, #
locks the sensor list
Definition at line 364 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorRecPruneAll()
| void sensorRecPruneAll |
( |
| ) |
|
TTL - prune all sensor records older than TTL (all instantiations)
Definition at line 448 of file lists.c.
◆ sensorSubIdListBySubid()
Get pointer to a SENSOR_SUBID_LIST for a specific sensor, id, and subid.
type, id
doesn't lock the camlist
Definition at line 226 of file lists.c.
◆ walkSensorIdList()
◆ walkSensorList()
◆ walkSensorRecords()
◆ walkSensorSubIdList()


Let's Take A Look backBane Srdjevic10/5/2014 |
You know, Phase 0 has been going pretty smoothly for me so far. There was a bit of a hiccup back at the beginning when I had to set up my PowerShell to work as it should, but I overcame that with gusto. I can't say I've felt any stress yet, but maybe I'm speaking too soon. Plus I don't have a full-time job working alongside the program, so I've got plenty of time to finish all of the assignments each week.
However, I haven't been as big a part of the community as I could be. Sure I've answered some questions and asked a few myself, but there's more to that, right? I mean not a lot more, granted, but there's definitely a group of people who are really making the most out of the DBC community on Google+. It's a great resource for getting questions answered, but the problem is that I don't like to ask a question until I feel like I'm up against a brick wall. I view questions as challenges, and finding the answer yourself is the only way to win. I thrive with a little competition, even if it's against a sentence on a page.
But that's a little strange though, considering I'm Abstract Random as far as my thinking style goes (at least after taking the test this last time). It says one of my problems is competition, but that's not true at all in my case. Granted, these designations aren't supposed to be 100% accurate. Then again, does me not asking questions to get answers faster count as a me thriving under competition or being hindered by it? What if that's not a healthy way to go about competition? Then again, is getting that answer as fast as possible the best way to get an answer? What if me taking the time to find it myself is increasing my own understanding of the concepts being presented?
Let's say I wanted to learn how to approach competition differently. Now currently I don't want to change the equation because it's working wonders for me, but that doesn't mean I'm not open to ideas. An idea came to me that would help me get over this competition thing, and that's maybe pairing on every assignment with someone. That would slow my pace and I would be finding the answers together with someone rather than getting them from someone. This collaboration could ease some of the competitiveness out of the equation, but would that be the best thing for me? I mean it's worth a try to find out, and in fact I won't know until I try.
We'll see if I do.
Until then: Bane.