TKO In Images As Chiefs & Sundowns Know SF Opponents
by Soccer LadumaIt was an action packed weekend in Telkom Knockout Cup competition, with the headline encounter being the Soweto Derby on Saturday.
Click through the gallery to view some of the images from this weekend
While Golden Arrows defeated SuperSport United in full-time, there were three penalty shootouts this weekend, with Maritzburg United knocking out Highlands Park, Kaizer Chiefs sending Orlando Pirates packing and Mamelodi Sundowns eliminating Chippa United.
Read more: 10 Images Of Chiefs’ First Win Over Bucs In Four Years
Sundowns and Chiefs have avoided each other in the semi-finals, with some of the fans excited about a potential showdown between the two on December 14.
The Brazilians will lock horns with Arrows in the semis, while Amakhosi take on the Team of Choice.
While the next round is set to take place on November 22 and 23, the respective dates and venues are yet to be confirmed by the Premier Soccer League.


Power out in area west of Sooke
by Cindy E. HarnettPower was knocked out for about 140 customers in the Sooke area this morning.
B.C. Hydro crews headed out to the area just before 6 a.m.
The power outage is east of West Coast Road, also known as Hwy. 14, and west of Brutus Road, according to B.C. Hydro.
The cause of the outage is under investigation.
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NDA convener should be appointed for better coordination: Chirag Paswan
At an NDA meeting ahead of the winter session of Parliament, the newly appointed Lok Jan Shakti party chief said the Shiv Sena’s absence was felt
by PTIAn National Democratic Alliance convener should be appointed for better coordination among alliance partners, newly appointed Lok Jan Shakti party chief Chirag Paswan said on Sunday.
Mr. Paswan, speaking to reporters after an NDA meeting ahead of the winter session of Parliament, said the Shiv Sena’s absence was felt at the meet as it was one of the oldest NDA member.
“There should be better coordination among allies and an NDA convener should be appointed,” he said.
“It’s a matter of concern that the Telugu Desam Party left the alliance first and then the Rashtriya Lok Samata Party did.
“But all of us (allies) will work together in the upcoming session and more such meetings should happen,” said Mr. Paswan.


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Creating a personal portfolio Mobile Application can be something that can add plus points to your portfolio. Making a resume is very important if you are a fresher and looking for good jobs. If you want to impress the interviewer then you can represent yourself in the form of a personal website. A portfolio webpage looks like a resume that consists of your achievements and qualifications in an attractive manner.
In this Application development project, we will be creating a good portfolio Application using Flutter and Dark which will act as a resume for one. For this project, we will need to have good understanding of Flutter, Dark, Android Studio. Dark will be used to build the UI of the Portfolio Application.


Rock, Paper, or Scissors?
问题描述 :
Rock, Paper, Scissors is a two player game, where each player simultaneously chooses one of the three items after counting to three. The game typically lasts a pre-determined number of rounds. The player who wins the most rounds wins the game. Given the number of rounds the players will compete, it is your job to determine which player wins after those rounds have been played.
The rules for what item wins are as follows:
?Rock always beats Scissors (Rock crushes Scissors)
?Scissors always beat Paper (Scissors cut Paper)
?Paper always beats Rock (Paper covers Rock)
输入:
The first value in the input file will be an integer t (0 < t < 1000) representing the number of test cases in the input file. Following this, on a case by case basis, will be an integer n (0 < n < 100) specifying the number of rounds of Rock, Paper, Scissors played. Next will be n lines, each with either a capital R, P, or S, followed by a space, followed by a capital R, P, or S, followed by a newline. The first letter is Player 1� choice; the second letter is Player 2� choice.
输出:
The first value in the input file will be an integer t (0 < t < 1000) representing the number of test cases in the input file. Following this, on a case by case basis, will be an integer n (0 < n < 100) specifying the number of rounds of Rock, Paper, Scissors played. Next will be n lines, each with either a capital R, P, or S, followed by a space, followed by a capital R, P, or S, followed by a newline. The first letter is Player 1� choice; the second letter is Player 2� choice.
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不错，感谢分享。
very good solutions.
第23行：
hash = -1是否应该改成hash[s ] = -1
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置
修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
因为是要把从字符串s的start位到当前位在hash中重置，修改提交后能accept，但是不修改居然也能accept
图像处理那题解题报告在哪儿呢？
这配图…..
第一题还是比较考验智商~
多谢支持！
给力的文章，例子也非常好
为什么for循环找到的i一定是素数叻，而且约数定理说的是n=p1^a1*p2^a2*p3^a3*…*pk^ak，而你每次取余都用的是原来的m，也就是n
妈呀！这个Dijkstra模板好长OwQ！
递归还真是一门学问，学习了
正解，应该是200！


25-year-old arrested on charge of raping two minor girls
‘Families of the accused and the victims are known to each other’
by Staff ReporterPendurthy police arrested a 25-year old married person who had allegedly raped two minor girls (siblings) after kidnapping them here on Saturday late night. The incident came to light after mother of the juveniles lodged a complaint with the police. The arrested has been identified as A. Aravind.
According to Pendurthy Inspector Satyanarayana, the accused lives in the same colony where the girl’s family resides. Both the girl’s family and Aravind’s family are close to each other. Recently, after a fight with his wife, Aravind took the two sisters in his car somewhere and allegedly raped them.
 But the sisters reportedly informed their mother that Aravind raped them after taking somewhere. We had altered the section to rape,” Mr. Satyanarayana said.
It was learnt that both the girls are less than 15 years of age.
Cases have been booked against the accused.


Write a single-page application to do the following using Angular 6, Material, and RxJS:
If anything is unclear please make reasonable assumptions, document them, and write the code with those assumptions in mind. Please write your program as if it were for production use, including whatever comments, test cases, and documentation you think are necessary. The code must be stable, maintainable, and bug free. Please include something we can use to demonstrate that your answer is correct. For example, a test / unit test program, documentation, or whatever you think will help us. Code as much as you can. If you cannot complete the challenge, at least show some design/code flow for the parts you could not complete.


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| • | BeforeMergeBlock | Executed when bounds of a block are founded. Can cancel TBS basic process. |
| • | OnMergeSection | Executed when a section is merged, and before it is added to other sections. |
| • | OnMergeGroup | Executed before a header, a footer or a splitter section is merged. (supported since TBS 3.3.0) |
| • | AfterMergeBlock | Executed just before a merged block is inserted into the template. |
| • | OnSpecialVar | Executed when a non native Special Var Field (like [onshow..now]) is met. |
| • | OnMergeField | Executed on each field met when using the MergeField() method. |
Summary:
TBS Field's parameters:
| Parameter | Summary |
| htmlconv | Char conversion Mode for the field's value. |
| . (dot) | If the value is empty, then display an unbreakable space. |
| ifempty | If the value is empty, then display another value. |
| att | Move the field into the attribute of an XML/HTML tag. |
| attadd | Use with att. Indicate that the merged value must be added instead of be replacing the attribute's value. |
| atttrue | Use with att. Indicate that the target attribute must be managed as a boolean attribute. |
| magnet | If the value is empty, then delete surrounding tags. |
| mtype | Use with magnet. |
| if | If the condition is verified, then change the value. |
| then | Use with if. |
| else | Use with if. |
| onformat | Executes a Php user function to modify the field merging. |
| frm | Apply a date-time or a numeric format. |
| tplfrms | Use with onload fields only. Define template formats. |
| tplvars | Use with onload fields only. Define template variables. |
| protect | Protection mode for characters '['. |
| comm | Extends the field's bounds up to the Commentary tag that surround it. |
| noerr | Avoid some TBS error messages. |
| file | Includes the contents of the file. |
| script | Executes the Php script. |
| getbody | Use with file or script. Insert only a part of the subtemplate. |
| rename | Use with file or script. Rename TBS block and fields in a subtemplate. |
| subtpl | Use with script or onformat. Turns the TBS instance into subtemplate mode. |
TBS Block's parameters:
| Parameter | Summary |
| block | Defines the block's bounds. |
| nodata | Indicates the section that is displayed when there is no data in the data source. |
| headergrp | Indicates a header section that is displayed when the value of a column changes. |
| footergrp | Indicates a footer section that is displayed when the value of a column changes. |
| splittergrp | Indicates a splitter section that is displayed when the value of a column changes. |
| parentgrp | Indicates a parent section that is displayed when the value of a column changes. |
| serial | Indicates a section that contains a series of several records. |
| p1 | Sends a parameter to the dynamic query for the data source. |
| sub1 | Define the column containing the data for an automatic subblock. |
| ondata | Executes a Php user function to modify the record when it has just been taken from the data source. |
| when | Use with onload or onshow. Displays the section when the condition is verified. |
| default | Use with onload or onshow. Displays the section when no section is displayed. |
| several | Use with when. Indicate that several blocks of the group can be displayed. |
Names of Special Fields and Blocks:
| Name | Summary |
| val | The keyword [val] can be used in field's parameters to represent the field's value. |
| # | Virtual column name for a block. It displays the record's number. |
| $ | Virtual column name for a block. It displays the record's key if the data source is a Php Array. |
| onload | Automatic field or block, merged when the template is loaded. |
| onshow | Automatic field or block, merged when the template is shown. |
| var | Embedded automatic field. |
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Connects to Google Analytics for app event tracking.
First step: you have to create a new app property in your Google Analytics-account.
For more information see: http://support.google.com/analytics/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=2587086&topic=2587085&ctx=topic
To access this module from JavaScript, you would do the following:
javascript
var GA = require("analytics.google");
The GA variable is a reference to the Module object. To interact with the tracker, create a tracker instance using the getTracker
method.
javascript
var tracker = GA.getTracker("UA-1234567-8");
tracker.trackEvent({
category: "Loading",
action: "cancelled"
});
Retrieve an analytics tracker object. Must pass the "UA-XXXXXXX-X" id string that you get from Google Analytics.
Tracks a user sign in with an 'anonymous' identifier. You will be breaking Google's terms of service if you use any of the user's personal information (including email address).
Tracks an event taking the following parameters:
Tracks social interactions taking the following parameters:
Tracks a timing taking the following parameters:
Tracks a screen change using the screen's name.
Tracks an ecommerce transaction.
Tracks an ecommerce transaction's item.
trackTransaction
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var GA = require('analytics.google');
var tracker = GA.getTracker("UA-XXXXXXX-X");
tracker.trackEvent({
category: "my event category",
action: "clicked",
label: "how many (c)licks?",
value: 3
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The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
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Scrolling Navigation
I used a simple template for the nav bar. The template only consists of the navigation, if there was a case that there was other
bootstrap, I removed it. The template can be found here!
Boostrap Features
All bootstrap features were taken from either
the official Boostrap website or from
W3Schools.
The features I have implemented are:
- Icons
- Buttons
- Search Bar
- Show More/Less button
- Carousel
- Tabs
- Table
- Progress Bar (with label)
- Images
- Accordion
- Clickable Images
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Code
The code for this page can be found and tracked
here!
Host
My CV webpage is hosted through GitHub. To visit click the image below or
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- Search bar: I have included a search bar in my website as we have learned that it is a very important part of a well designed website.
We have also learned that more than 50% of all users would use a search bar as soon as they open a wesbite rather than looking through the site.
My search bar is non-functional, but I have included it to highlight how crucial a search bar is.
- Responsive: My website is responsive/mobile friendly. I find this massively important due to the fact that a lot of people now use mobile to browse the internet over a laptop or computer.
Having a poorly looking website on mobile would turn users away straight away.
- Color scheme: I have decided to use grayscale as the colouring for my website. I feel this makes the design of the website professional and easy to view, as there are no really bright colours that would turn a user away.
In other words, I did not want too much colour saturation. I have made the nav-bar and footer stand out as these are important features in terms of navigation.
- Contact: I used a non-fucntioning contact form in my website as it is also a good practice of website design.
Having a contact form is important as it is a good form of user experience for them to email straight from the website rather than ahving to open a new tab of their email.
- Gestalt design: I have tried my best to follow Gestalt's Psychology for design by grouping items that are closely related. I used whitespace rather than borders and line for a more simplistic view. All text is aligned and ordered nicely using the same font. Where there is a white background, there is white text. Where there is grey background, there is white text.


Attempting to enhance video images can be very frustrating. While a video image may have been sampled and digitized at, say, a resolution of 576x768 pixels (the nominal PAL standard size) its underlying resolution is probably no more than about 250x300 pixels. This is fixed by the television transmission standard. Video images are interlaced - one field of the image displayed in the even numbered rows of the image and the other field in the odd numbered rows. These two fields are recorded and refreshed 1/50th of a second apart. Thus a complete frame is refreshed every 1/25th of a second. If there is motion in the scene the interlacing of fields recorded at different instants in time will result in a fringing effect around the boundary of the object. If the video is recorded in, say, 12 hour mode the interval between fields will be much greater making this effect worse.
The other thing to note is that the two fields are recorded to video tape by separate heads on opposite sides of the recording drum. The quality and characteristics of the two recorded fields can be quite different. The magnetic flux generated by these two heads can be different, and differing amounts of dirt may have accumulated over the heads. Accordingly you often have to consider the image as being composed of two very separate images even if there is no motion in the scene.
Deinterlace the image using the following call to extractfields. This function extractes the two fields from with the image, one made up of the odd numbered rows, and the other from the even rows. Here we have requested that missing rows are filled in by interpolating the rows above and below.
>> [f1,f2] = extractfields(im,'interp');
We now have two images that are clearer than the original and you can see how different the two fields can be. Note also the different positions of the people in the two fields.
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
As you can see above the chrominance (colour) information can be rather poor, however the luminance information (grey values) can be OK and it is often useful to convert colour images to greyscale.
>> gf1 = rgb2gray(f1); >> gf2 = rgb2gray(f2);
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
If you want to attempt some noise removal it is best to deinterlace the images without filling in missing rows by interpolation. Simply extract the half height images. If we were to interpolate the missing rows these would have different noise characteristics relative to the non-interpolated rows. This would interfere with the denoising process.
Note also that when we convert the images to grey scale image the extracted fields are cast to type double beforehand. This ensures the final grey values are floating point values and not rounded integer values. Thus, we preserve as much of the image information as possible. Note that we divide the cast image values by 255 to provide floating point values between 0 and 1 which is what rgb2gray seems to want if you pass data of type double to it.
>> [hf1,hf2] = extractfields(im); >> ghf1 = rgb2gray(double(hf1)/255); >> ghf2 = rgb2gray(double(hf2)/255);
| Field 1 | Field 2 |
Try wavelelet denoising with the following parameters (see the help info for noisecomp to see what these are)
>> k = 2; >> nscale = 7; >> mult = 2.5; >> norient = 6; >> softhard = 1; >> nf1 = noisecomp(ghf1, k, nscale, mult, norient, softhard); >> nf2 = noisecomp(ghf2, k, nscale, mult, norient, softhard);
| Denoised Field 1 | Denoised Field 2 |
Finally fill in the missing rows by interpolation and manually adjust the contrast and saturation levels to taste.
>> ff1 = interpfields(nf1); >> ff2 = interpfields(nf2);
| Denoised and contrast adjusted Field 1 | Denoised and contrast adjusted Field 2 |
While the final result may be an improvement on the original it still leaves a lot to be desired. Over the years I have come to the conclusion that surveillance video, even under ideal conditions, is useless for identification purposes. The inherent resolution is just too low.
 Typically the camera's 'eye sight' would only be classed as being 6/24 to 6/48 vision (20/80 to 20/160 in imperial). What this means is that if someone with normal sight can see something at 48 metres, the camera would have to be placed only 6 metres away to see the same detail. This is not unexpected, after all the human eye has about 100 million light sensitive cells and a CCD camera has less than half a million pixels.
Good Luck!


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Introduction¶
nuts-flow is a data processing pipeline that is largely based on Python’s itertools.
nuts are thin wrappers around itertool functions and
provide a >>
operator to chain iterators in pipelines
to construct data flows. The result is a more explict flow of data.
The following two examples show the same data flow. The first is using Python’s itertools and the second is using nuts-flow:
>>> from itertools import islice, ifilter
>>> list(islice(ifilter(lambda x: x > 5, xrange(8)), 3))
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>>> from nutsflow import Range, Filter, Take, Collect, _
>>> Range(8) >> Filter(_ > 5) >> Take(3) >> Collect()
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Both data flows extract the first three integers in the interval [0, 8[ that are greater than five. However, the linear arrangment of processing steps with nuts-flow is easier to read than the nested calls of itertool functions.
nuts-flow is the base library for nuts-ml, a data pre-processing pipeline for (GPU-based) machine learning.


Validating the field as the user types can be a little aggressive. Especially if the user is being provided
feedback as they type. It can be frustrating for users to be told their email address is invalid after typing
just one letter. The idleValidateTimeout
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DuxInput
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type, the timer is reset to 0. The onIdleValidate
function is called only after the user does not
type anything for the specified number of milliseconds. The function should return undefined if
the field is valid or an error message string if invalid.
| Property | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
| onIdleValidate | (none) | Callback function that is called after idleValidateTimeout milliseconds have elapsed |
| idleValidateTimeout | 0 | The onIdleValidate function is called after this number of milliseconds have elapsed |
This example demonstrates validating an email address as the user types. Validation does not occur until the
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Format a LogEvent as human readable text using glue::glue. The function is evaluated in an environment in which it has access to all elements of the LogEvent (see examples). This is more flexible than LayoutFormat, but also more complex and slightly less performant.
x <- LayoutGlue$new(fmt = "{pad_right(colorize_levels(toupper(level_name)), 5)} [{timestamp}] msg") x$format_event(event) x$set_fmt(x) x$set_colors(x) x$clone(deep = FALSE) x$fmt
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that is passed on to glue::glue()
for each LogEvent.
fmt
see glue::glue()
format_event(event)
format a LogEvent
lgr exports a number of formatting utility functions that are
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, pad_left()
, pad_right()
.
Other Layouts: LayoutDbi
,
LayoutFormat
, LayoutJson
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Layout
lg <- Logger$new("testlogger", appenders = AppenderConsole$new(), propagate = FALSE) lg$appenders[[1]]$set_layout(LayoutGlue$new()) lg$fatal("test")#> FATAL [2019-03-25 12:43:06] msg# All fields of the LogEvent are available, even custom ones lg$appenders[[1]]$layout$set_fmt( "{logger$name} {level_name}({level}) {caller}: {toupper(msg)} {{custom: {custom}}}" ) lg$fatal("test", custom = "foobar")#> Warning: [2019-03-25 12:43:06.743] An error occurred during logging: Error in logger$name: $ operator is invalid for atomic vectors


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1. Read about the Instructional Technology & Learning Sciences PhD Program: https://cehs.usu.edu/itls/programs/doctor-of-philosophy
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layout: post
section-type: post
title: Behaviour-Driven Design
date: '2006-10-09T22:07:00.000+02:00'
author: Jørn Ølmheim
category: tech
tags: [ 'tdd', 'ddd', 'bdd' ]
modified_time: '2006-10-09T23:29:22.330+02:00'
blogger_id: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-16320608.post-116042927476158197
blogger_orig_url: http://joelmheim.blogspot.com/2006/10/behaviour-driven-design.html
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Finally some time to talk about my most recent pet pieve. Rest assured, the message is just the same as with my rants on
Test-Driven Development. But as Dan says: It's all about getting the words right. Dan has gotten this impulse from
Domain Driven Design, and you all should know how I feel about that.
So what is the core message: TDD is not about testing, it's all about behaviour!!! Behaviour-Driven Design helps us put
the right focus on unit testing. Is this really any different from TDD? Well, not if you do it right. The problem is
that the right way to do TDD is often hidden by the word Test. Many people think the main benefit of Test-Driven Design
is testing your code, which is natural with this name.
**WRONG!**
The most important benefit of TDD is that it drives the design, the behaviour of your code. This is what BDD helps point
out. BDD is an extension of TDD and Acceptance-Test Driven Planning. Basically it gives a template to use when defining
User stories, that includes a context for the story, a benefit that the feature will give and a set of scenarios that
can be used for acceptance tests.
For me this puts a required frame around the whole concept of developing quality code. There needs to be a connection
between the story with its acceptance criteria, and the tests that we write for the code.
JBehave is a testing framwork that tries to make it easier to write tests the way
the should be written. Its Ruby cousin is rBehave (the site is not operational yet,
coming soon). I haven't had the chance to try them out yet, so the code will have to wait until another time. Be sure to
check it out.


No Thanks...
I've had experiences with certain amphetamines such as Adderall, Cocaine, and MDMA. My girlfriend and I were bored one day and I heard about how the Benzedrex high is similar to a adderall high and I figured hell, why not try it.
My whole experience started like this...
4:45 - I open the inhaler, pop the cotton in my mouth and just swallow it whole. Wow does this thing taste horrible.  I also popped a Stacker 3 diet pill with it to see if it would feel better or speed up the process. I am feeling wired, and a little excited.
6:00 - I realize what I was feeling earlier was just the Stacker pill that I took and I was kind of just psyching myself up.
7:00 - My girlfriend and I take a drive down to her house, still not feeling much, rather tired and out of it.
8:30 - I figure this stuff is bunk, doesn't work, etc. Oh man, I was in for a surprise.
9:00 - We headed over to a friends house so I could do a little work on his computer.  I go to take a piss and bam, I'm totally feeling it, raised hairs, pretty euphoric, feeling good.
11:00 - We head back home to my house after I finished the computer work. Still feeling good, just talking and cleaning a little with my girlfriend.
12:00 - Ok, right about now everything went from 'O.K.' to 'Holy shit I don't even wanna move cause I'm so nauseated.'.   My girlfriend is rubbing my back and calming me down.  I'm STILL puking and it hurts ALOT.
12:45 - I'm finally done hunching over the toilet and return to my room to write this.
  It's worse than eating a ton of spicy food and then barfing it up after your stomach boils it down. I've NEVER had a vomiting experience this bad and the high wasn't even that great.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Joining in with Ginny at Small Things yarn along this week.
Or in my case, should I just say book along? I haven't had a chance to knit in the last two weeks. It seems winter lurgies have been running rampent in our house these last couple of weeks. Scarlett was the first, followed by Jairah then Greg. Thankfully Tenneille seems to have missed this round!
I fell victim earlier this week too, which means I have been trying to take it easy as being the mama, I don't really have time to take off to be sick (as I'm sure is the same for all of you). The good news is, that I have had lots of early nights which means I can read more. I have read three books which ironically have all been Amish themed. The first book was The Amish Midwife by Mindy Starns Clark and Leslie Gould. I really liked it and found it hard to put down. It was an easy read and I read in in only a few days, just reading a page here and there. I love all things home birth related and that is what attracted me to the book in the first place. I recommend it.
I found a sequel to The Amish Midwife called, The Amish Nanny by the same authors as above and well, I had to read it too. It followed on quite well from the first book and again I read it in a few days. I noticed that Mindy has written a few other books, so I might have to check them out too. Or if you have read any of her other books, I would like to know your recommendations.
The lastest book was a $1.99 kindle special called The Hope of Refuge, by Cindy Woodsmall.  I loved the characters and the storyline. There are another two books in the series which I am tempted to buy. Although I can see how one would get addicted to buying books this way!
I will admit now that kindle is my secret to getting books read quickly. I often have small snippets of time while waiting at school to pick up Scarlett or in between jobs while the kids are happily playing. I can lay in bed with the light out and still be able to read. Oh yes, kindle is my friend!
I can't wait to see what you have all been crafting and/or reading this week.
Jacinta x


Is there anything more frightening than the goat god?
No, there is not.
Must one tremble when the goat god appears, looming from a cloud of foul inexplicable gas?
Yes, one must tremble.
How must one tremble?
In awe and dread.
Must one cover one's ears when one hears the terrible clattering of the goat god's cloven hooves upon the linoleum?
Yes, one must clap one's hands over one's ears.
When the goat god brays its harsh bray, is it so loud that all birds and small mammals in the vicinity are rendered deaf?
Yes, they are deafened, temporarily.
Is mayhem caused by the deafening of birds and small mammals?
Yes, it can be, because those that depend upon their hearing for orienting themselves in the sky or upon the earth become confused and terrified.
Does the goat god take pleasure from causing such havoc in the natural world?
Yes, it does, there is mirth in its braying.
Is the goat god accompanied by helpmeets?
Yes, the goat god has two helpmeets.
Are the goat god's helpmeets men or goats?
They are mutant hybrids of both, their upper half being as a man, their lower half being as a goat.
Do the helpmeets speak in a human tongue or do they bray as would a goat?
They do neither, for they are silent.
What horror takes place once the cloud of foul gas has dispersed to reveal the goat god and its helpmeets in all their dreadful majesty?
Some of the deafened birds fall from the sky and some of the deafened small mammals scurry about in circles of disoriented bestial befuddlement.
What else happens?
I continue to tremble in awe and dread with my hands clapped over my ears.
What does the goat god do?
It continues to bray, loud and mirthful and terrifying.
Does it continue to clatter its cloven hooves upon the linoleum?
Yes, it does.
Why is the ground covered in linoleum?
Because the goat god has appeared in its cloud of foul inexplicable gas in the kitchenette of my squalid flat.
For what purpose has the goat god appeared in your flat?
I am not yet sure of its purpose, but it appeared because I accidentally summoned it.
By what accident did you summon the goat god and its helpmeets?
The accident was that I was reading aloud a recipe from Old Ma Purgative's Wonder Book Of Pies and I pronounced some of the words amiss.
Wait a moment, if you are in your flat, what explains the presence of all these deafened birds and small mammals?
I said my flat is a squalid flat. It has no roof, and it is overrun with wildlife.
Why do you have no roof over your head?
My roof was removed by the regime.
Do you think Old Ma Purgative deliberately inserted words which might easily be pronounced amiss into her pie recipes to trick her readers into summoning the goat god?
Yes, I do.
Gosh.
Indeed.
What happens next?
I am going to finish baking the pie and feed it to the goat god and its helpmeets, and then we shall issue forth from my flat and wreak vengeance upon the regime.
Will you be writing up an account of the terror you unleash?
No, for this whole bailiwick shall be laid waste and there will be neither notepaper nor pens nor pencils when we are done.
Will your flat still be standing?
No, it will not, and I shall vanish with the goat god and its helpmeets in a second cloud of foul inexplicable gas.
Will the regime survive the vengeance you and the goat god and its helpmeets wreak?
Not in this bailiwick.


Handlebars aware set command.
Command may be used as drop-in replacements for Concordion set command when handlebars-template support is needed.
New variable could be created in the following ways:
ccVar
= 1
Recommended idiomatic way.
veNoBody
with the value equal to ccVar
.
New variable veNoBody
has value: 1
veBody
with the value equal to concordion var = + ccVar value.
concordion var = {{ccVar}}New variable
veBody
has value: concordion var = 1
veFile
with the value equal to: File template: ccVar = {{ccVar}}New variable
veFile
has value: File template: ccVar = 1
Not recommended legacy-style.
vcNoBody
with the value equal to ccVar
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vcNoBody
has value: 1
vcBody
with the value equal to: concordion var =
+ ccVar value
.
vcBody
has value: concordion var = 1
vcFile
with the value equal to: File template: ccVar = {{ccVar}}
vcFile
has value: File template: ccVar = 1
To set variable silently without rendering in report just set display: none
style attribute.
v1Silent
with the value equal to 1
:
v2Silent
with the value equal to 2
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2
New variable v1Silent
has value: 1
New variable v2Silent
has value: 2
Exam uses highlightjs library for code highlighting, which can be used according to documentation:
"This will find and highlight code inside of <pre><code> tags; it tries to detect the language automatically. If automatic detection doesn’t work for you, or you simply prefer to be explicit, you can specify the language manually in the using the class attribute..."
vPretty
with the value equal to { "a" : 1 }
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{ "a" : 1 }
New variable vPretty
has value: { "a" : 1 }


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Statement from Jennifer Coupland, Standards and Testing Agency's Chief Executive, about the key stage 2 English grammar, punctuation and spelling test.
Last night I was made aware that Pearson, our external marking supplier, mistakenly uploaded the KS2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test onto its secure marker site. This was only accessible, via this secured site, for a short period of time before being taken down. Only contracted markers had access to the site, all of whom are under a contractual obligation not to share sensitive information.
We have no evidence to suggest that any sensitive information has been shared publicly, nor that the integrity of the test has been compromised.
I have asked Pearson for a full explanation of how this mistake occurred, before I consider what further action to take.
I want to be clear, however, that this situation does not affect the validity of the KS2 grammar, punctuation and spelling test, which teachers and schools should administer as planned.


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Curved top headstone with shaped shoulders. Flowers engraved to top right and left corners. Set on base plinth with integral flower holder.
IN LOVING MEMORY OF ALFRED JOHN CLANFIELD DIED 28TH DEC. 1979 AGED 80 YEARS ELSIE MAY CLANFIELD BELOVED SISTER OF THE ABOVE DIED 26TH JULY 1994 AGED 83 YEARS REUNITED.
Burial Register: C253 C367
The Parish Church of St. Mary, Cogges, Oxfordshire.


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Today there are many electronic household appliances used daily. Due to many highly power consuming appliances, the domestic power consumption is at a stake. In order to reduce the excess usage of power, knowing the household daily power consumption rate is quite important. While every residence has an electric meter, it usually shows the total household energy. Also the meter is placed where it is convenient for the utility people to read. The meter reading will not explain what appliances use more energy and how power is wasted. That puts house owners in a question of how to know individual power consumption of appliances.
Our project Power Monitor is focused on providing a solution to that problem.
The device is equipped with a travel plug adapter where user can connect the appliance. An abstract design is shown in Figure 1. The input to the power monitor device will be the voltage that is drawn by the appliance. Some appliances draw a voltage of 0-240V. Since the maximum voltage that can be input to the Intel Galileo Gen 2 board is 5V, an AC voltage divider is used. This is illustrated in Figure 2. The conversions and calculations are done by the Galileo Gen 2 and displayed using a LCD display.
Figure 1: An abstract design of the Power Monitor Device
Working with manual carts is a major problem in today industry as it is inefficient and not effective. It waste man power uselessly and make accidents while carrying goods manually. So our group aimed to make an automated robot cart which can follow a specific person or a device by its own. Then it can balance and avoid the accidents by hitting somewhere or blocking.
So we make a signal emitter which can be used as the remote controller of the cart. We can use the remote for carried by a person or state it in the required place. Then we made signal receivers which is stick in the cart. So the receiver detect its signal and then pass the processed signal to the motor controllers. So they take the action whether to turn left, turn right, go straight or stop. The barrier detecting sensors warn about the barriers in its path and allow it to take a suitable action.
We have to use to boards to signal receiver and emitter. Then proximity sensors, IR sensors, motor controllers and rechargeable batteries to implement our task.
Our project aims to implement a home security system using the Galileo board and a web camera. This system uses SMS services to notify the user and e-mails a picture taken from the web cam to the user. More over it activates an alarm.The system uses image processing to detect motion. So that the Gallileo board is used at its one of optimum potential.
In his project, python and open CV image processing libraries are ran on top of the Galileo board to take photos via the web cam, to process them and send E-mails. Algorithms are developed and coded in python for image processing and sending data. And Linux operating system should is installed on the Gallio board using an SD card.
Our Aim is to take traditional home security systems to the next level.
Falling, and the fear of falling, is one of the major health risks that affects the quality of life and the most widespread domestic accident among older people and people with diseases such as Parkinson’s, threatening their independent living. Falls could be fatal in the case of aged people living alone, in not being treated in time. Even in hospitals, with increasing number of patients, manual monitoring of patients by the hospital staff is not practical. In many cases, physical after-effects and other injuries are direct consequences of these incidents and result in significant medical costs. Hence, given the growing part of the elderly people in the modern society and the growth of patients with mobility issues, importance of designing and developing a fall detector is deemed high.
As a solution, our project focuses on developing a wearable device which can fall a detection and alert concerned parties without the involvement of the victim.
In order to detect a fall, readings from an accelerometer and pulse sensor are used. The 3 axis accelerometer is used to detect proper acceleration of the user in x,y,z axis during different behaviours. The raw voltage readings are scaled and calibrated according to the wearing position on the body. The pulse sensor detects the pulse rate variations of a user and records BPM (beats per minute) values. After testing the device for various movements, threshold values for accelerometer readings and an algorithm for the fall detection was developed. Then, both sets of readings from the accelerometer and the pulse sensor are used according to the algorithm in order to detect a fall. So far, we are generating a buzzer sound as the alarm when a fall occurs. We are hoping to use a WiFi adapter in order to send an alert message to concerned parties.
Tool
The tool is a belt like wearable item which consists ultrasonic sensors and a headset as basic components. A complete user manual is included with the tool for the walker to get started with the help of another person.
Basic Logic
BLIND WALKER is a Galileo Gen2 based embedded system project which supports blind people. The tool will be adjusted on the waist of the user which has three basic ultrasonic sensors
Extensions
Notice board is the most traditional, but still widely used means of communicating information to a large group of people. It is a primary component in any institution. With the development of technology, notice board has also evolved up to a certain level. For an instance, there are electronic notice board that displays notices on LCD screens. Still, in most cases, a person has to manually access the notice board in order to display a notice.
The aim of this project was to provide a smarter means of displaying notices with the help of embedded systems. Basically, using this notice board, an authorized person can send the message to be displayed as an E-mail and it will be displayed to the public on an LCD screen. An added functionality of the notice board is, only the notices corresponding to the person standing in front of the notice will be displayed. For example, in this case, the notices corresponding to the batch of a university student is displayed.
The project is mainly based on Raspberry Pi development board which works with Raspbian Wheezy operating system. Displaying of notices sent as E-mails was done solely using Python. A Python script continuously accesses an E-mail account created for the notice board via Internet, fetches any unread E-mails an stores them in text files corresponding to each batch. Notices are displayed on a web interface.
Face recignition was also done using Python, with the help of OpenCv library using Eigenfaces algorithm. An Ultrasonic sensor detects whether a person standing is in front of the notice board and signal the web camera to take a photograph. Then face recognition is carried out using the photograph and the batch of the person is written to a text file. Once the text file is updated notices corresponding to that batch is displayed.
Stock Refill Notifier is a sms based system that alerts the user about the different stock levels. Because of the unknown stock levels, checking the usage of the stocks and maintaining the stocks have become a major problem. Most of the projects available for stock level indication gives the indication whether the stock levels are empty or full. So the focus of the Stock Refill Notifier is to recognize whether the stock is empty for a specified percentage (ex. 70%) and provide a better recognition of the stock levels to the user.
Detecting the available space in the rack is done by image processing using Arduino with OpenCV and Python. As the OS Yocto Linux has been used. After processing the image, if the space available is 70% or higher, the system generates an alert message (sms) and sends it to the user.
When considering the general purpose use of the system, the stock refilling notifier system is suitable for any kind of a stock. This system can be used at companies, offices and even in home or schools for monitoring various stocks and storages.
Aim of this project is develop a public transportation detail system. When we use public transports, sometimes we have to face some problems. Where is the bus now? How many passengers are there? Can I take a seat? As well as some times passengers have no idea now where is the bus? How long to get off from the bus? These are common problems people faced when they use public transportation. To avoid these problems sometimes we have no proper way. Our project is small attempt to solve above problems and make the clients travel comfortable.
Here I briefly explain, how we provide services to clients. If waiting person for the bus needs to know, now where is the bus, he should send sms to provided specific mobile number, then he get replies the current location of the bus and nearest town. Acknowledge the passengers about current location of the bus, show location in led/lcd display. We hope to develop small web page to show the passenger details of the bus. Using this web page clients can get the idea about how many passengers are there, location of the bus and number of empty seats.
The project basically based on Galileo Gen 2 board with a GSM shield. GSM shield is used to send & receive sms. To display the location in the bus lcd/led display will be used. To find the location of the bus, we use dialog ideamart application.
As the population increases, the demand for water increases. Outdoor water is very limited. Homeowners who have irrigation systems often apply too much water to plants too frequently. Then water is wasting. But from our system, we are watering when plants need water. It is very useful to protect water.
Today people are very busy. Then they do not have enough time to water plants every day. If they have this kind of system, it will be very useful.
Our project is to make an automatic watering system using Arduino, soil humidity sensor and a water pump. Humidity sensor takes constant readings of the soil moisture and transfers to Arduino. The system amount of moisture needed simply turning the potentiometer. Then the system opens and closes the water valve of the pump if the soil is below your specified level of moisture. We have implemented a web server. Arduino board is connected to the internet and it sends data to the server as a GET request. Users have accounts in our website and they can see those updated data(moisture level, watering times..etc). Yahoo weather API is used for check whether it is raining or not.
Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN) can help to monitor environmental conditions and water quality, allowing an easier, faster and cheaper data logging, which will lead into a better utilization of resources of each organization or government. Aim of this project at monitoring in real-time to determine the weather data and react against unexpected situations of weather , avoiding possible damages that natural disasters such as floods usually provoke in cities
As a result of this project, weather parameters can be monitored in real-time in order to check that all the elements within the network are working properly and to be able to react against an unexpected situation. Therefore, a huge amount of money can be saved by minimizing the effects of a natural disaster.
Wireless sensor networks bring advantages in the form of lowering the cost of sensor installation. Lowering the cost is achieved by avoiding the need for materials and testing which all raise the costs of labour.
A density based traffic control system implemented with the use of a Camera connected to Intel Galileo Gen 2 board. The end result of this project will be a prototype traffic control signal system which considers the density of traffic to increase efficiency rather than operating on set timing.
Many road traffic accidents take place at traffic light intersections, not only due to the complexity involved in junctions, but due to frustration and lack of priorities to busier streets. This could save many lives but will definitely save a lot of time and effort for daily commuters.
Using open CV that runs on an Intel Galileo Gen 2 board, we hope to enhance the quality of life for all commuters by providing an affordable solution for a more efficient method of traffic light control.
Our Project Idea is to build an Electronic notice board which User can input the Notices through a SMS message. So the User do not need to be near the Notice board(like if using WIFI to send message user needs to be in the wifi range) and he/she can send the message from anywhere in the world and Show it up in the notice board.
We give authority to limit multiple users to publish Notices in this notice Board. Also we considered that Notices through an online forum is not a fast way of transferring Notices to people. As an example this kind of notice board can be put up in the Ground floor of the CE Building. If a Staff member wants to pass a Urgent notice to students then he/she can easily put the notice while in the home.
As Wireless Technology is very Popular and trending in the world now , people try on implementing wireless technology in their daily activities to do those tasks remotely while no need to present nearby them .So by using them they had make their life easy. To achieve those, embedded systems and wireless technology can be used together while embedded systems are capable of controlling the devices and wireless technologies to control them remotely. Most of the time they use WIFI in their experiments as the robustness of it. Also there are plenty of other useful wireless technologies that can be used like GSM (SMS and calls, IR , etc...).
In urban areas parking vehicles have been a real issue.With so much congestion on roads parking vehicles have been a really hard thing.Therefore we come up with a solution of creating a parallel parking assistance for vehicles.
We are trying to create a parallel parking system.Basically we are going to have a slot for a vehicle to park and using ultra sonic sensors we are planning to measure the distances and the angles the vehicle should turn .Finally we are going to give the instructions on how the vehicle should be parked vocally.We are planning to use eight sensors 4 unlike the 4 sensors used in the picture.
The main aim of our project is to develop a Electronic Speaking Glove, designed to facilitate an easy communication through synthesized speech for the benefit of speechless patients. Generally, a speechless person communicates through sign language which is not understood by the majority of people.
The proposed system is designed to solve this problem. Gestures of fingers of a user of this glove will be converted into synthesized speech to convey an audible message to others, for example in a critical communication with doctors. The glove is internally equipped with multiple flex sensors that are made up of “bend-sensitive resistance elements”. Those flex sensors are design by us because of the flex sensors are more expensive.
We use LED and LDR for creating our own flex sensors. For each specific gesture, internal flex sensors produce a proportional change in resistance of various elements. The processing of this information sends a unique set of signals to the Intel Galileo Gen 2 board and it process the signals and play a saved wave file through USB sound card.
Ever think of all the remote controllers you got piled at your home. or when you want one and you can't find it with all those other remote controllers. Well fear not our product will make your life easy by replacing all those remotes with a single device controlled by your everyday android smartphone.
There are two basic parts in this remote first part is the remote part where we send and receive IR signals this parts is implementing using the an arduino board. The second part is the android app where we store the signals and this also acts as an interface to the remote these two parts are connected using a wifi network created by the phone
Following are few of the key featured included in the product
This project aims at developing a universal hand gesture-recognition glove. Generally, products of this category are application-specific. However, this will be a universal product with the potential of wide range of applications. Many different hand gestures will be identified using the data captured by the sensors of the glove and these data will be processed according to the application.
Applications of this glove include gaming, virtual reality, robotics, surgeries, sign language recognition and much more. Differently abled people (specifically, people with lesser number of fingers) will also be able to use this instrument easily.
For this project, we have developed a glove that captures the basic hand movements, such as waving and flexing fingers. Using data related to these movements, we can illustrate certain areas where this can be useful. Here, we have used our glove as a remote control to drive a small robot and as a computer mouse. To capture these movements we used a 2-axis accelerometer and two flex sensors. Using the accelerometer, we collected data representing the movements of the hand in a 2D plane and using the two flex sensors the data regarding the flexing of the middle finger and the thumb are collected. These data are then sent to the Intel Galileo gen2 board for processing. After the required information is obtained, it is sent to the destined device in a serial form. When using as a remote control, it is sent to an Arduino board of the robot, and when used as a mouse, to a serial port of the computer.
Figure 2 : Work Flow Of The Galileo Gen2 Board
The importance of security cannot be overstated. Be it the the average household or a high profile company, security is always on top of the priority list. As a result a number of diverse security systems, from surveillance to intrusion detection is available for the consumer. But What is missing is a combination of all of this in one single simplified device, that not only gets the job done, but is also convenient and hassle-free for the average household user. That's where AHSS comes in.
This portable security system is armed with an intrusion detection camera, a gas detector, a temperature and humidity sensor,This device comes with capabilities to alert a user when something is wrong by sending a SMS and e-mail to user.Futher if an intruder is detected a photo of the intruder will be sent to user's Google drive.
Figure 1: Work flow of AHSS


M0nkeyBra1nZ is a George Mason University cyber security Capture The Flag (CTF) Team. We are a small team that consist of cyber security engineering majors hoping to improve our knowledge and understanding of various cyber topics through our involvement in both online and onsite CTF competitions.
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Scool is a product that leverages current college students to answer other college students’ questions and provide support with campus-specific subject matter. My role as UX lead encompassed preparing a medium-fidelity prototype for a pitch competition of ed-tech applications.
Students are unable to get help for their classes or in understanding concepts at the exact time they need it because the current tutoring system is inefficient and unreliable.
After producing the application’s flowchart and a design brief with my team, I created this design system integrating Schools’ brand and solution. Selecting the swatch was my first step in assembling the system, followed by logo design, typography, attributes, and iconography. I selected the elephant motif since it is associated with knowledge and memory, blue is associated with education and knowledge while orange is its complimentary color. Icons and logos were designed in adobe illustrator. The sans serif font (Marcellus) was not used beyond this system, only the Lato type is in the wireframe. This design system was my starting point when resolving design challenges during the wire-framing process.
The flow chart for Scool was modelled after social media applications. This design is user-friendly and familiar to the target audience of 18-30 year olds.
Use Case
The UX design and pitch was well received by judges on demo day, we were selected to move forward with the competition. In the coming weeks I will build the high fidelity wireframe and test it with a small group of users. View Wireframe in Figma


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Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition. Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation via workplace diversity and empowerment.
approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition.
Leverage agile frameworks to provide a robust synopsis for high level overviews. Iterative approaches to corporate strategy foster collaborative thinking to further the overall value proposition. Organically grow the holistic world view of disruptive innovation via workplace diversity and empowerment.


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'Mentality monsters' - Liverpool star's brutal Aston Villa verdict
Aston Villa 1-2 Liverpool reaction | Jurgen Klopp's side came away from Villa Park with all three points thanks to late goals from Andy Robertson and Sadio Mane
by Richard CusackLiverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson wants his side to start deciding games earlier.
Fans on social media have praised the Reds for showing their nerve late on in games, dubbing Jurgen Klopp's European champions the 'mentality monsters'.
That was no more evident than on Saturday at Villa Park, when Liverpool came from 1-0 down to beat Aston Villa 2-1 with two goals at the death.
The Reds were trailing 1-0 thanks to Mahmoud Trezeguet 's 21st minute strike and had a Roberto Firmino goal chalked off for offside four minutes later.
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You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Liverpool kept their cool, though, and dragged themselves back into the contest thanks to goals from Andy Robertson and Sadio Mane in the 87th and 94th minutes respectively.
However, he wants his side to veer away from comebacks and kill games early on.
“Part of being ‘mentality monsters’ is that you challenge yourselves and always look at where you can be better," the Reds skipper said, writing in his programme notes for tonight's Champions League clash with Genk as reported by the Mirror .
"As a team, do we like the fact that our mindset is ‘keep going and never submit’? Yes, of course. But I would also like to think we’d look at those numbers and set ourselves the task of not putting ourselves in the position in the first place.
“Comebacks make for great television, but it’s on us as a squad to address the issue of falling behind in games.
"We want to be a side that dominates teams and takes total control of a game. We’ve proved time and time again we can do that, but clearly at the moment we haven’t been doing enough to make sure we are in a dominant position on the scoreboard for longer periods.
“There are many reasons you can find yourselves behind in a game and some of them are beyond your control. The opposition might be on fire and have a player who scores an absolute ‘worldie’. You can also get bad luck, by which I mean a bounce of a ball or a poor decision.
“But the truth is, the majority of the time a team goes behind is because they haven’t done the right things in that moment.
"And we as a team will look to address that."


Rotation 3
Our third rotation was themed around some creative machines in the WIC like the T-Shirt printer and the UV printer.
For the first assignment we had to desgin and print our own t-shirt. The design had to be based on WRA, Hudson, or Ohio. My plan was to create a design of the outline of Ohio with a lot of lines traced from the border of Ohio to the border of Hudson. I figured a nice touch would be using a Reserve green color for the border and the lines. That way the desgin incorporates Ohio, Hudson, and a little bit of WRA.
The second assignment was to sublimate a design that we made onto some item like a mug or a pencil case. I thought it'd be a cool idea to put some pacman pictures on ceramic coasters. I had to get instructions from online, and the first ones I got didn't work right, so the red guy didn't sublimate at all, but the other three ghosts worked perfectly once I got the right numbers.
The third, and final assignment, of the rotation was to print something on the UV printer. One of the options was a puzzle, and my mom loves to do puzzles so I chose to try and print a picture of her dog onto a puzzle.


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Calculates the \(z\), \(t\), \(\chi^2\), or \(F\) critical value/s of confidence limits associated with the specified confidence interval/s.
ci2crit( ci = c(0.999, 0.99, 0.95), dist = "z", two.tailed = TRUE, right.tail = TRUE, ... )
| ci | Numeric vector.
Confidence interval.
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| dist | Character string.
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| two.tailed | Logical.
If |
| right.tail | Logical.
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| ... | Degrees of freedom.
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Returns \(z\), \(t\), \(\chi^2\), or \(F\) critical value/s associated with the specified confidence interval/s. The results are sorted from smallest to largest.
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#> [1] -3.290527 -2.575829 -1.959964 1.959964 2.575829 3.290527## single numeric value ci2crit(ci = 0.95)#> [1] -1.959964 1.959964#> [1] -3.300283 -2.580755 -1.962339 1.962339 2.580755 3.300283## single numeric value ci2crit( ci = 0.95, dist = "t", df = 1000 )#> [1] -1.962339 1.962339# z one-tailed right ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "z", two.tailed = FALSE )#> [1] 3.090232 2.326348 1.644854# t one-tailed right ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "t", two.tailed = FALSE, df = 5 )#> [1] 5.893430 3.364930 2.015048# F one-tailed ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "F", two.tailed = FALSE, df1 = 2, df2 = 2 )#> [1] 19 99 999# chisq one-tailed ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "chisq", two.tailed = FALSE, df = 1 )#> [1] 3.841459 6.634897 10.827566# z one-tailed left ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "z", two.tailed = FALSE, right.tail = FALSE )#> [1] -3.090232 -2.326348 -1.644854# t one-tailed left ## vector ci2crit( ci = c( 0.999, 0.99, 0.95 ), dist = "t", two.tailed = FALSE, right.tail = FALSE, df = 5 )#> [1] -5.893430 -3.364930 -2.015048


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A responsive site is one that scales and adjusts itself depending on the size and type of screen being used to view it. This is important as users view websites on many different kinds of devices, ranging from mobile to desktop monitors, so websites need to work on each kind of screen without breaking or becoming difficult to use.
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Mobile-first design is the idea of building your website for mobile scale first then expanding out to desktop. It also means that your CSS should default to mobile scaling and format, and only when exceeding a certain size go back to desktop proportions. It's important because it makes developing a website that works for all sizes of platforms much easier: it's easier to make content bigger than to attempt to squish it down to mobile size. It also means you're not likely to accidentally have content/HTML/CSS that does not work for mobile.
What are frameworks? What are their pros and cons?
Frameworks are pre-built CSS rulesets and building structures that make developing websites simpler. The general pro is that is expedites the process of website development. However as it hides some aspect of how the website works from the developers, it can hinder learning.
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29-Sep-18 04:47 PM
When contrasting contractual principles, it is clear that where a contract is not required to be in writing (Columbia Law Review, Apr…
This is joint work/post with Ian Miers, Oded Naor, and Ari Juels. Recently, a number of proposals and applications have evolved on Ethereum that require voting; from contracts that use voting-based DAOs for governance or other administrative tasks, to boardroom-like votes to...
Bitcoin’s capacity is limited. Meanwhile, smart contracts can be resource intensive. So even though Bitcoin has always supported basic smart contract functionality, the two have never been a natural match.But a recent topic of research spearheaded by Blockstream mathematici...
Selling non-fungible tokens and the ERC721 standard
Ethereum transactions, like some other cryptocurrencies, are stored in a public ledger. Learn how to analyze that ledger in BigQuery to better understand transaction and even contracts history.
Marlowe, a new smart contract language for Cardano aimed primarily at financial contracts on the blockchain was revealed some days ago. The language has been developed by researchers from IOHK, a company that are the main developers and maintainers of the blockchain Cardano. ...
In the course of time that I am involved in Ethereum development, I have noticed that not much information exists yet to learn Solidity…
If you are planning to launch a project on the Ethereum blockchain, you probably know the importance of a third-party code audit. An…
A platform for crowd-sourced review of smart contracts, where any developer can bring their contract for review with a large network of verified blockchain experts.
written by Máté Molnár My first Smart Contract on NEO blockchain in C#: Open Visual Studio 2017. In Team explorer click on Clone and insert the neo-compiler link: https://github.
The Bitcoin blockchain is not known for its ability to enable smart contracts. In fact, most developers creating smart contracts use a different blockchain, like Ethereum. But the truth is that the Bitcoin protocol can be used to create smart contracts. Particl.io, the blockc...
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29-Sep-18 09:02 PM
Smart contract (also self-executing contract, blockchain contract, or digital contract) is an electronic algorithm intended for the automation of the contract execution process in the blockchain. The general idea of smart contracts is to exclude divergences in the treatment ...
Smart Contracts: Building Blocks for Digital Markets - Nick Szabo 1996
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29-Sep-18 09:25 PM
see #ethereum-dev
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29-Sep-18 11:05 PM
List of awesome platforms for smart contracts. Contribute to Overtorment/awesome-smart-contracts development by creating an account on GitHub.
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30-Sep-18 10:53 PM
Formalizing and Securing Relationships on Public Networks - Nick Szabo
http://ojphi.org/ojs/index.php/fm/article/view/548/469
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Formalizing and Securing Relationships on Public Networks
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02-Oct-18 08:49 PM
On Todays Show
Adam, Stephanie and Andreas spend an hour with crypto-scholar of note Nick Szabo in a wide ranging discussion covering Smart Contracts, Bitcoin and Blockchains. You can find more of Nicks perspective at his homepage or [blog](http://unenumerated.b...
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03-Oct-18 06:10 PM
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03-Oct-18 06:21 PM
Smart contracts are self-executing contracts with the terms of the contract between buyer and seller directly written into lines of code.
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03-Oct-18 09:35 PM
http://archive.is/fcx3I
Copyright (c) 1995 by Nick Szabo
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archived 26 Sep 2014 19:48:26 UTC
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03-Oct-18 09:50 PM
Much like the words “blockchain”, “AI” and “cloud”, “smart contract” is one of those phrases that get a lot of hype.
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03-Oct-18 10:11 PM
Ivy-lang, Plutus, Solidity, Scrypto, Michelson, Hoon, Rust, …
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04-Oct-18 06:20 PM
Whether you're new to smart contracts on blockchain, or you’re looking for an in-depth explanation, this guide is a great place to start.
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05-Oct-18 06:02 AM
https://gallery.mailchimp.com/a87f67248663abe55ad9325d6/files/Smart_Contracts_12_Use_Cases_for_Business_Beyond.pdf
A Technology, Legal & Regulatory Introduction — Foreword by Nick Szabo
Prepared by: Smart Contracts Alliance — In collaboration with Deloitte
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06-Oct-18 12:56 AM
"the most secure environments for smart contracts are the most mature public blockchains, which are designed for trust minimization instead of trusting the often private and insecure system found resident with a central party" @NickSzabo4
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07-Oct-18 04:52 AM
Last updated October 30th, 2017. “Formalizing and securing relationships on public networks”. N Szabo. 1997. ojphi.org First Monday. 143 cites. “Hawk: The blockchain model of cryp…
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07-Oct-18 11:45 PM
Coin Sciences CEO Gideon Greenspan attacks common misconceptions that he argues are contributing to outlandish expectations for smart contracts.
Paper contracts can take weeks to travel around the globe, while digital documents are uncomfortably easy to forge. Is there a way to automate transactions to make them smoother, more efficient, and more secure for all parties? Leaders are looking at blockchain and smart cont...
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08-Oct-18 08:37 PM
This is not legal advice, please seek professional guidance from an attorney.
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09-Oct-18 06:44 PM
Smart contracts are self-executing code that defines and executes an agreement between multiple parties. That code contains simple “if/when…then…” statements executed within a distributed network that achieves consensus on transactions made within it. For example, a ...
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12-Oct-18 04:24 PM
RSK, bitcoin´s smart contract platform.
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04-Nov-18 03:04 AM
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https://medium.com/@craig_10243/the-application-scope-and-limits-of-letters-of-indemnity-in-bitcoin-contracts-633e1491cf1
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Introduction
The Bill of Lading is a document unique document as its negotiability fulfils several purposes. These documents have led to a…
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25-Nov-18 08:04 PM
On Wednesday, a developer called Tendo Pein announced the launch of a new smart contract programming language for the Bitcoin Cash network. Pein said “Spedn,” a BCH-based language, is designed for explicitness and safety while having a syntax similar to the C programming ...
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08-Dec-18 11:47 PM
A group of researchers from the Northeastern University and the University of Maryland published a paper detailing their analysis of Ethereum’s contract topology. The researchers modify Ethereum’s geth client to log how users and contracts interact with one another. The r...
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22-Dec-18 11:46 PM
To mitigate security issues that were quickly evident in the deployment of smart contracts, developers have tried a wide variety of security techniques. Standard when deploying new contracts is...
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23-Dec-18 06:00 AM
This year October 31 at the DevCon IV I gave the first talk on the Smart Property Register — the Mattereum innovation, which I think is…
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19-Feb-19 08:50 PM
2014 and Gavin Wood takes the stage at the auditorium in Barclays Whitechapel Accelerator space to describe a brave new world of…
A certification process can provide participants in smart contracts with greater assurances they won't lose their money (see: the DAO). But in distributed systems, the true test of security comes when software is released into the wild.
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19-Feb-19 09:09 PM
The meltdown of “The DAO” and, more recently DDOS attacks on Ethereum have spurred a debate on the wisdom of “Turing completeness” in…
In this post, we examine just how prevalent the recently discovered "unchecked-send" bug is in real, live, deployed Ethereum contracts, with the aid of an automated analysis tool ...
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23-Feb-19 06:21 PM
# Verifiable Formal Verification of Smart Contracts ## TL;DR We propose a protocol of verifiable fo
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| TrendMicro-HouseCall | Ransom_KARO.A | 20170629 |
| VIPRE | Trojan.Win32.Generic!BT | 20170629 |
| ViRobot | Trojan.Win32.S.Agent.720384.OJ | 20170629 |
| Webroot | W32.Trojan.Gen | 20170629 |
| ZoneAlarm by Check Point | Trojan.Win32.TorJok.e | 20170629 |
| AhnLab-V3 | 20170628 | |
| Alibaba | 20170629 | |
| Antiy-AVL | 20170629 | |
| Bkav | 20170628 | |
| CAT-QuickHeal | 20170629 | |
| ClamAV | 20170629 | |
| CMC | 20170629 | |
| Comodo | 20170629 | |
| Cyren | 20170629 | |
| F-Prot | 20170629 | |
| Jiangmin | 20170628 | |
| Kingsoft | 20170629 | |
| NANO-Antivirus | 20170629 | |
| nProtect | 20170629 | |
| Palo Alto Networks (Known Signatures) | 20170629 | |
| Panda | 20170628 | |
| Qihoo-360 | 20170629 | |
| SUPERAntiSpyware | 20170629 | |
| Symantec Mobile Insight | 20170627 | |
| Tencent | 20170629 | |
| TheHacker | 20170628 | |
| TotalDefense | 20170629 | |
| Trustlook | 20170629 | |
| VBA32 | 20170628 | |
| WhiteArmor | 20170627 | |
| Yandex | 20170628 | |
| Zillya | 20170628 | |
| Zoner | 20170629 |
| TrID |
Generic CIL Executable (.NET, Mono, etc.) (62.0%) Win64 Executable (generic) (23.3%) Win32 Dynamic Link Library (generic) (5.5%) Win32 Executable (generic) (3.8%) Win16/32 Executable Delphi generic (1.7%) |
| File names |
svchost.exe karo.exe |
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ROLLBACK PREPARED
Section: SQL Commands (7)Updated: 2012-08-14
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NAME
ROLLBACK PREPARED - cancel a transaction that was earlier prepared for two-phase commitSYNOPSIS
ROLLBACK PREPARED transaction_id
DESCRIPTION
ROLLBACK PREPARED rolls back a transaction that is in prepared state.
PARAMETERS
- transaction_id
- The transaction identifier of the transaction that is to be rolled back.
NOTES
To roll back a prepared transaction, you must be either the same user that executed the transaction originally, or a superuser. But you do not have to be in the same session that executed the transaction.
This command cannot be executed inside a transaction block. The prepared transaction is rolled back immediately.
All currently available prepared transactions are listed in the pg_prepared_xacts system view.
EXAMPLES
Roll back the transaction identified by the transaction identifier foobar:
ROLLBACK PREPARED 'foobar';
SEE ALSO
PREPARE TRANSACTION [prepare_transaction(7)], COMMIT PREPARED [commit_prepared(7)]
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