The story of my first real attempt at making something useful with Python.
The need
I needed a way of keeping track of the progress of Bills before the Australian Federal Parliament (House of Reps and Senate).
In theory this should be possible using the parlinfo search engine, but I had a hard time figuring out how. There are also a few RSS feeds hosted by the APH site but none of them fit my need either. The closest was the Bills Digest feed but that is only for newly introduced Bills, it doesn’t track their progress through Parliament.
The solution
Then I remembered that the APH homepage has a ‘Latest updates to Bills’ section which does update as Bills progress through parliament, and links of to a nice homepage for each Bill containing all the information one might need when researching a Bill (EMs, second reading speeches etc).
So the solution was clear, scrape that section of the APH homepage and turn it into an RSS feed. Easy!
Part 1: scraping
For this I used Beautiful Soup (version 4.3.2 to be precise). I initially though of using Scrapy but that seemed overly complex for this task, so Beautiful Soup won.
Beautiful Soup is an html parsing module for Python. For the purposes of this project it can be understood as an easy way of extracting information from an html page for future use. Once you create a Beautiful Soup object containing the html, you can then very easily search it and extract only the bits you want to use.
It took only a few lines of code to extract all the relevant information I needed from the APH page, storing them as variables that later end up as the content for the RSS feed:
Probably the only things to mention about the scraping code are that on line 15 the first item in the list of

elements is removed (using .pop()
) because it contains only headings for the table and is therefore not required.
Note also that the resulting list of

elements is reversed on line 16. This is required so that the resulting bill_strings are created and processed oldest to newest.
Oh, and I also had to specify the text encoding when building my bill_string, for some reason the result was not good without doing that.
The bill_strings look something like this: 20 Aug 2015: Gene Technology Amendment Bill 2015, http://www.aph.gov.au/Parliamentary_Business/Bills_Legislation/Bills_Search_Results/Result?bId=r5489
and contain all the information needed for each Bill entry in the final RSS feed.
Part 2: preserving the Bills update data
This is where I ran into a challenge. Of course the bill_strings created with Beautiful Soup could be put into a list which could then be turned directly into a feed. However, this would mean the feed would only ever contain the six Bills listed on the APH site — not much of an improvement over going and looking at the site itself, and not really what I wanted.
Instead, I wanted to capture the changes to Bills over a longer time period, which of course meant some sort of data preservation. Options I considered where a database (overkill at this point) and pickling. Pickling would be fine (I think — didn’t actually prove that) except that it’s not easy to human read pickled data directly, which I wanted to do. So for this task I chose to preserve my data in a simple text file.
Thankfully reading and writing plain text is super easy in Python. Here’s the new code including reading and writing bill_strings to the text file:
The preservation happens in three parts:
- On lines 5 and 7 the existing text file containing previously preserved bill_strings is opened, and converted to a list of existing bill_strings.
- On line 35 newly created bill_strings are added to the list of existing bill_strings if they are not already present.
- Finally, on line 40 the existing text file is reopened and its contents replaced with the updated list of bill_strings.
Things to note:
- Opening the file in a+ mode on line 5 means the file will be created if it doesn’t already exist, i.e. the first time the script is run.
- The print statement on line 36 is just an alert that a new bill has been added, printing to standard output.
- Comparing each bill_string to the list of existing bill_strings before adding it to the existing_bills list (line 35) prevents all the bill_strings being added each time the script runs.
Part 3: creating the RSS feed
The last piece of the puzzle was to create an RSS feed from the list of bill_strings. For this I used the PyRSS2Gen module. There weren’t many options that I could find, and it seemed very easy to use so I went with it. Again, the code was pretty straight forward, here it is:
Notes on this step:
- Firstly the RSS creation only triggers if new Bills have been added, thus avoiding unnecessary recreation of the feed. To do this a variable new_bills_added is set to False on line 7. It is then set to True on line 42 when a new bill_string is added to the existing_bills list. Finally, the code block creating the RSS feed only runs if new_bills_added is True (line 50).
- The guts of the feed, the RSS items, are created by splitting bill_strings back into their original element of date, Bill title and url, and then converting these to RSS items with PyRSS2Gen.
- The lastBuildDate for the feed is set using Python’s very handy datetime module
Final thoughts
There is one limitation to the feed at this point, which is that if a Bill appears in the latest updates table multiple times on the same date (possible if debated multiple times in a day for example) then it will only appear in the feed the first time it appears. This is a real limitation of the script, and one that was causing me too many headaches to get around. In the end I decided that being alerted to the change in a Bill’s status once per day would be acceptable to most people.
I have been messing around with the script since I wrote this version, attempting to make it more modular and I added an FTP component so the feed gets FTPed to a server once the script has run. This is probably a silly way to go about this project and is overkill. I should probably focus on making it more Pythonic. I will continue to tweak things and refine it if I feel like messing with it some more.
Refactoring is likely also required/desirable. It’s pretty fast now, but it could be faster I imagine. I put lots of comments in and perhaps made things overly verbose in order for relative newbs like me to understand what’s happening.
The feed is up and running though if you want to use it: http://pittstreetpress.com/Resources/APH-rss/feed.xml
Or check out the current state of the script on github.


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"Recent years have seen a surge of interest in reclaiming the idea that instructional design (ID) is indeed a design discipline and more than just science or just technology...In the spirit of this view of ID as design, this article offers principles intended to contribute to developing the aesthetics of instructional design (Parrish 2005). By broadening their concerns beyond immediate learning outcomes and considering all the qualities of designed experiences, instructional designers can create designs that have deep and lasting impacts for learners."


Constructor LicenseClient
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Initializes a new instance of the LicenseClient class using specified public key XML string and the default target endpoint from the application configuration file.
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Initializes a new instance of the LicenseClient class using specified public key XML string and the configuration information specified in the application configuration file by endpointConfigurationName.
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The LicenseClient.PublicKeyXmlFromAssembly method returns the public key XML string for specified assembly.
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Initializes a new instance of the LicenseClient class using the specified public key XML string, binding and target address.
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Holness lashes Opposition over security criticisms
Romario Scott, Gleaner Writer
Prime Minister Andrew Holness last night lashed the opposition People’s National Party while strongly defending his Administration’s national security and intelligence strategy that has come in for heavy criticism.
Holness was speaking in Tivoli Gardens, Kingston Western at the party's final constituency conference before the Labourites' annual conference next Sunday.
He told the supporters, mostly clad in green, that the Opposition was being an obstacle to his Administration’s efforts to fight crime.
The government has been criticised for overusing the state of public emergency (SOE) now covering five parishes and a police division in a sixth parish.
But Holness said, record levels of criminal cases are now being brought before the courts while the police are pursuing ruthless gangs.
"When the crime situation exploded and we proposed the state of public emergency, the Opposition criticised us," said Holness, adding that the Opposition claimed that the police were not doing adequate investigation.
But according to Holness, 13 gangs have been investigated, indicted and brought before the courts.
"How yuh think wi do that? In parallel with the strategy of the SOE, the plan was to intensify the capacity and work of the police force and we are seeing the result of it,” Holness said, as he maintained that communities in which the SOEs have been declared are seeing dramatic decreases in murder.
The prime minister also used the opportunity to reflect, saying had the Government received the support of the Opposition between January and April, murders would have now been lower.
Homicides are marginally on the rise in comparison to last year, the latest crime statistics have shown.
In the meantime, Holness has taken a swipe at the Opposition for the manner in which it has sought to obtain information about intelligence initiatives.
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same one come a Parliament trying to expose the capabilities of the security forces to the criminals?” Holness asserted.
The prime minister said he had been left to wonder in whose interest the opposition is operating.
“Is it your interest, to keep you safe? Because every single measure that we bring that is effected to keep you safe and keep you alive, they oppose it and stop it,” Holness said.
However, the Prime Minister said the government was being strategic.
In the meantime, he has also accused the Opposition of seeking to influence the police in how they carry out their duties.
“My advice to them: leave the government and the police alone and allow them to do their jobs,” Holness charged.


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Description and functional implications of a novel mutation in the sex-determining gene SRY.
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The sex-determining gene SRY was screened for molecular alteration in an XY sex-reversed female by single-strand conformation polymorphism (SSCP) technique. An A-to-G transition was detected which leads to an exchange of a tyrosine by a cysteine in the SRY protein. The affected tyrosine residue located at the C terminus of the DNA binding protein is evolutionarily strongly conserved among the members of the HMG box containing proteins. Using gel shift assay and peptide synthesis such a mutation is shown to abolish the SRY protein DNA binding ability. The involvement of this particular amino acid in the binding specificity is also discussed.


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Excel Tips: How to Cut Down on Calculations Using SUMIF and SUMIFS
The SUMIF and SUMIFS function in Microsoft Excel is a simple, yet powerful calculation tool. This tutorial will show you how this function works, as well as provide examples of how to use it. Most of you are aware that the SUM function calculates the total of a cell range. SUMIF takes this calculation step a bit further. It says, “Only SUM the numbers in this range IF a cell in this range contains a specific value.”
SUMIF Arguments: Range, Criteria, and Sum Range
Proper syntax: =SUMIF(range, criteria, sum_range) Range and criteria are essential parts of any SUMIF equation; while the sum range is optional. What does each part do, in English?
- Range - The range of cells you want Excel to search. This could be a block of cells, in which case you would use the top left corner and bottom right corner of your range (A1:C3, for example, gives a three by three area of cells).
- Criteria - Defines the flag Excel is to use to determine which cells to add. Using our spreadsheet example below, the criteria could be “Non Edible”, “October” or “Car”, to name a few. In many cases, it’s just a number. It could be greater than, less than, or equal to, as well.
- Sum Range - Optional. Defines the cells to sum. This range holds the actual numbers. If it’s left out of the equation, the function sums the range. As with range, this could be a block of cells, column or rows.
Using the SUMIF Function
For this tutorial, we’re going to use a simple table to track household expenditures for two months. To set up your table and criteria, you first have to define the overall goals. In this example, our goals are:
- determine monthly household costs
- provide a breakdown of overall costs
- automatically update of calculations Let’s get started!
(1) Spreadsheet Setup
Create a table called COST TABLE with the following headings: Month, Type, Sub-type, and Cost. Fill them in, as shown in the screenshot below:
Create a table called CALCULATIONS, and add the following headings in the first column: October, Food, Non Edible, November, Food, Non Edible, and Total - following the format below:
(2) Write the SUMIF Function in the CALCULATIONS table
The SUMIF function in C4 (column C is the Totals column) totals the Cost column depending on the Type of the entry. Cell C4 says: SUMIF(the Month column, equals October, add the Cost column) - =SUMIF(F4:F13,”October”,I4:I13)
Meanwhile, the formula for cell C5 - =SUMIF(G4:G8,”food”,I4:I8)
Notice how the range only goes from G4:G8, as I only want to total food for October. If wanted to total food for November as well, I’d use the range G4:G13. Now, if the Month column was not sorted, then I’d need to use the SUMIFS function and specify to criteria - e.g., =SUMIFS(I4:I13,F4:F13,”October”,G4:G13,”Food”)
This produces the exact same results - $4.24. The syntax is slightly different in that you specify the sum_range first, and it is mandatory. _ Proper syntax:_ =SUMIFS(sum_range, criteria_range1, criteria1, criteria_range2, criteria2, criteria_range3, criteria3 …)
(3) ** **Automatic Updates
In order for the calculation table to update when a number is changed or when a new row is added, you need to change the COST TABLE from a range to an actual table. To do that in Excel, click anywhere in the table and press Crtl+T on your keyboard. Make sure you do not include the COST TABLE label in your range selection:
Now, you’ll need to rewrite your functions. For example, cell C4 will now be - =SUMIF(Table1[Month],”October”,Table1[Cost])
See the difference? Instead of the range, there is the table name and header. Update all of the functions to match this syntax:
Now when you make any changes the CALCULATIONS table will update automatically (compare the two Totals columns to see the changes). Click here to watch the video.
(4) More Examples
SUMIF can use criteria such as greater than or less than. For example, if you only want to total costs larger than $4, you can write:
Example 1: =SUMIF(I3:I12,”>4”,I3:I12)
SUMIF functions can be written without the sum range if it’s the same as the range. In the example below, we’re telling Excel, “Sum any values greater than 4 in the Cost column.”
Example 2: =SUMIF(I3:I12,”>4”)
If the criteria is a number or cell reference, the function can be written without quotes. If the criteria is an expression or text, frame it in quotes.
Example 3: without quotes, if the range equals the value in cell I3: =SUMIF(I3:I12, I3)
Combine SUMIF with other functions for higher calculations, such as summing and then dividing, by placing the entire function in parenthesis:
Example 4: =SUM ( (SUMIF (I3:I12,”>4”) ) /3 )
Tip: Remember that Excel calculates using the standard order of operations.
The Benefits of SUMIF
SUMIF has many benefits, but a big bonus is the ability to limit the number of spreadsheets. By adding defining columns rather than using spreadsheets (a Month column instead of splitting October costs and November costs into separate sheets, for example), you keep all the data on a single sheet. In turn, it becomes easier to sort, compare, and modify groupings. Now, when you add to your Cost Table, your calculations will automatically update. All you have to do is type your entries. Try it yourself!


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We are happy to announce the release of the DocNow V1.0, an application for appraising, collecting, and gathering consent for social media archives.
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configure: Fortran compiler
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checking whether gfortran accepts -g... yes
checking for Fortran 77 compiler vendor... gnu
checking whether a simple Fortran MPI program compiles... no
configure: error: in `/media/truecrypt1/0-Richard/software/nwchem-6.3-src.2013-05-28/src/tools/build':
configure: error: could not compile simple Fortran MPI program
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| Published: | 2018-05-30 |
| Author: | Louis Houde [aut], Jean-Francois Lefebvre [aut], Valery Roy-Lagace [aut], Sebastien Lemieux [aut], Michael J. Fromberger [ctb], Marie-Helene Roy-Gagnon [cre] |
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Triple J Confirmed Its Very New-Look 2020 Presenter Lineup & It’s Red Fkn Hot
by By Cam TyesonFollowing on from the recent departure of a large portion of their on-air hosting roster, Triple J officials have this morning unveiled the lineup of new faces that will fill the rather significant gaps in their 2020 schedule. Without putting too fine a point on it, they’ve smashed it out of the park.
This week the station confirmed Linda Marigliano, Gen Fricker, and Tom Tilley would all be departing the station, following on from the earlier announcement that Ben Harvey and Liam Stapleton would be vacating their coveted Breakfast gig as well.
In place of the latter two, we already knew that Sally Coleman and Erica Mallet, collectively known as hip hop duo Coda Conduct, would be taking over the Breakfast shift next year. Now we know just who will be filling the rest of the gaps.
Replacing Marigliano on the Mornings shift is Lucy Smith, who regular Triple J listeners will recognise as the current Breakfast fill-in host following Ben & Liam’s departure earlier in the month.
Filling the void left by Fricker, Triple J has confirmed that 21-year-old Torres Strait Islander man and comedian Dave Woodhead will be taking over the weekday Lunch shift, following several on and off-screen roles on both Get Krack!n and Black Comedy, as well as a stint as the Triple J Breakfast host during NAIDOC week earlier this year.
Frequent Hack fill-in presenter Avani Dias is being bumped up to the full-time host of the show, with the Walkley Award finalist and current host of The Friday Shakeup replacing the tenured Tom Tilley.
Finally, stepping in to replace the promoted Sally & Erica on Weekend Arvos is Bryce Mills, who comes largely from community radio, as well as various pinch-hit stints on both the Breakfast and Lunch shifts.
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That equates to a very new-look and deeply diverse roster of on-air talent on the air for Triple J in 2020.
For those keeping score at home, the full hosting lineup looks as follows:
- Breakfast: Sally Coleman, Erica Mallet
- Mornings: Lucy Smith
- Lunch: Dave Woodhead
- Drive: Veronica Milson, Lewis Hobba
- Hack: Avani Dias
- Good Nights: Bridget Hustwaite
- Home & Hosed: Declan Byrne
- Weekend Breakfast: Stacy Gougoulis
- Weekend Lunch: Karla Ranby
- Weekend Arvos: Bryce Mills
- Roots ‘n All: Nkechi Anele
- The Racket: Lochlan Watt
- Short.Fast.Loud.: Josh Merriel
- Hip Hop Show: Hau Latukefu
- Friday Night Shuffle: The Aston Shuffle
- House Party: Ebony Boadu
- Mix Up: Andy Garvey
- The Kick On: Shantan Wantan Ichiban
- 2020: Richard Kingsmill
- The Hook Up: Nat Tencic
- Something More: Tim Shiel
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There is no question that Harry Potter is not the most diverse series. It lacks representation, though a lot of those problems arose in the casting for the movies. But in October 2007, a few months after the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, author J. K. Rowling announced Dumbledore is gay and had a love affair with dark wizard Grindelwald.
Dumbledore being gay is obviously not a problem, but the way Rowling brought it up as an afterthought is an issue. If Dumbledore’s sexuality was an important part of his character, why not write it into the books? Why leave it up to the interpretation of the readers?
It is easy to see why Rowling wouldn’t want to print in a book that Dumbledore is gay: she could possibly lose money. Putting those three letters in there and discussing the sexuality of a beloved character could upset those close-minded individuals who believe a fictional character’s interest in people of the same sex could be troubling. At that point in the series though, Rowling could afford to take risks with character development. People were invested in the story and it had changed the lives of those who loved them. And in the final installment, Dumbledore had already died and it was only his past that was really in the story.
If his sexuality was not important in furthering his character, then why say he’s gay in the first place? The Rowling made it seem is that she did not want to say he was gay on paper so she took the character to the next level months after the last book was released. It was an easy cop-out.
That’s the problem with ever-evolving universes. A creator can just continue adding to the narrative and change aspects of the story based on public criticism. Rowling has faced recent critiques with the casting of a Korean woman as Nagini, the Maledictus person who later becomes Voldemort’s subservient snake, in Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald. Similar to that of Dumbledore, some people believe the casting and development of Nagini was a way to bring more diverse characters into the universe. There was no mention of Nagini being a Maledictus in the original series.
Young Dumbledore will also be featured in The Crimes of Grindelwald, but the film will not “explicitly” show the then-Transfiguration professor’s relationship with Grindelwald, according to director David Yates. And that’s where the discussion of Dumbledore’s characterization comes in. It would have been the perfect time to explore his sexuality. Instead, there will be many disappointed Harry Potter fans wanting to know more about their favorite headmaster.
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Email is a fact of life. It’s the primary conduit through which all information in our work life flows. Clients email us. Users email us. Project managers email us. Our issue management systems email us. Heck, even our apps email us when things are going wrong.
 Over the past several years, I’ve developed a system for managing email as a developer that maximizes my responsiveness without creating an undue burden on my workload. In short, I’m a lot more agile in how I deliver results by allowing emails to occasionally “overrule” my otherwise prioritized backlog.
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First, we need to understand what is actually coming to us via email. Emails have many attributes that we’ll need to use to figure out what to do:
- Is the email actionable?
- If it is, do I need to take action now?
- If not, should someone else take action now?
- If not, is this action even worth doing?
It’s actually fairly easy to manage your inbox if you think along these lines. The key to making it work is the second question, “Do I need to take action now?” By being honest about your workload and your interpretation of you and your team’s priorities, you will always be working on what’s important. You’ll also transform “urgent” (i.e. not urgent) requests into conversations about priorities instead of an ever-growing list of to-dos or a black-hole of unresponsiveness.
The basic process is:
- Lightly filter unactionable and highly-actionable emails
- Read all unread email
- Archive unactionable emails
- Identify which actionable emails are priorities
- Defer all the rest by starting a discussion about priorities
- Address priority emails immediately
Lightly filter unactionable and highly-actionable emails
Ideally, you don’t get regular emails that can be machine-identified as unactionable. We don’t live in the ideal world, so set up filters for these. These are emails that you never need to read as they come in. Set your email client to archive - not delete - these messages.
Second, there are emails that are a requirement for immediate action. For example, if your website is down. Configure your email client to forward these to your cellphone via SMS and leave them as unread.
This is the only filtering you should do. As we’ll see, we’ll be keeping our inbox very clean, and machine-filtering of emails only serves to hide things from your attention.
Once you’ve set this up, the remaining emails you receive will require you to read them.
Read all unread email
The more frequently you read email, the less you will have to read each time you do so. I tend to read emails within 15 minutes of their arrival, however checking once per hour is probably a good place to start. You should not be “heads down” in code for more than an hour at a time, so this is a good cadence for checking your email.
Each time you check email, read all of it. You want to establish a Service Level Agreement (SLA) that you read all your emails at least once per hour (during business hours of course). This means that any request anyone has of you can get your attention within 59 minutes.
Reading email less frequently is an invitation for constant disruption, because anyone who feels their request is urgent will not want to wait very long for a response. They are highly likely to wait an hour.
Once you’ve read your emails, you need to start addressing them before getting back to work.
Archive all unactionable emails
Un-actionable emails are emails where the sender agrees that no response is required from you. This is important. Just because you think an email is unactionable, it doesn’t mean the sender does. Don’t passive-aggressively archive emails that are poorly written or that request information you feel is unimportant.
Once you’ve identified unactionable emails, archive them. Never delete your email. Never. Delete. Email. You want to be able to pull up any email anyone sent you - it’s an historical record that often clashes with our fallible human memory.
The remaining emails will require you to do something. This requires prioritization.
Identify which actionable emails are priorities
Every email that is actionable must now be prioritized; actionable doesn’t mean “do it now”. I prefer a modified version of the Merlin Mann School of Priority. Merlin says that there is only ever one priority - the thing you are working on right now. I take this one step back and feel that actions or requests are either a priority or they are not. There are no relative priorities - just a boolean “yes” or “no”.
Priority requests are those that require a response within the next 24 hours (accounting for weekends and holidays). Judge this on your own - if you feel a request is a priority, then you agree with the sender and can get to it. If you disagree with the sender, they must convince you - it’s your time on the line, so the request isn’t a priority until you are convinced.
Do not reply to emails that you’ve identified as priorities. Since you’ll be getting to this request quickly, you can simply deliver one reply when the work is done. “I’m on it” is not helpful and invites further emails.
Any emails that are not priorities, however, do require a response.
Defer all the rest by starting a discussion about priorities
Requests that aren’t priorities have a chance of never being done. Which means that there’s no guarantee you will ever work on them. The sender needs to know this so that they can plan accordingly. Part of being responsive and reliable is being clear about what you aren’t going to be doing. Since you’re allowing certain requests to override your current work queue, this means you get to say “no” to things that shouldn’t.
For requests that you feel are important, but that you don’t have time for, you have two options:
- Identify someone else who can do it. In this case, reply as such and add said person to the email chain
- Commit to doing it in the next five days. If you can’t commit to this timetable, it’s probably not that important, so make this commitment only when you really can get it done.
For requests you feel are not important (usually because they are not really a priority), you have to let the requester know. As briefly and tactfully as possible, lay out your reasons why you won’t be able to address the request. Include a list of your current priorities - perhaps the requester knows something you don’t that would change your priorities.
Since this email is going to be “bad news” to the sender, it’s important that you write it well. There’s a section in my latest book about how do write effective emails, but the short answer is to be concise and read what you write before you send it.
Resist the urge to throw the request into your backlog or feature management system.  Respect them enough to tell them it’s not a priority and that you can’t realistically guarantee you’ll ever get to it. Make them prioritize it - even if by fiat.
Once you reply, archive the original email. No more action is required on your part unless someone responds. You’ll handle that response the next time you check email.
At this point, your inbox is a short list of emails representing urgent, priority actions, or requests you’ve agreed to address in the next five days. You can differentiate them by the existence of a reply. Unreplied emails are your priority. Get to them.
Address priority emails immediately
Generally, emails either request information or require writing code. Address the emails requesting information first, as these are the easiest to deal with. Find a definitive answer, show how you arrived at it, send the reply, and archive the email. It’s done and out of your life.
Requests that require writing code must now be balanced against your current workload. I would recommend that bugs that you can fix in three hours or less you fix immediately.
For everything else, you’ll have to find a way to deal with it in the next 24 hours. Work in order based on whatever factors you feel are important.
 If you are using continuous deployment, reply when the code is on production. If you aren’t, reply when code is in version control scheduled for release, and let the requester know when to expect the code on production.
After 24 hours, any request you haven’t addressed deserves a reply. Your SLA for email responses is 24 hours. Since you have no actual result to report, you’ll need to indicate what the holdup us, and when you can expect to address the issue.
Once your priority requests are addressed, you’ll need to factor in your “five-day” requests into your regular workflow. Be sure to circle back to the requester for any issues you haven’t addressed in five days. You may need to defer them or delegate them, but if you find you are frequently unable to deliver on these promises, you need to start promising less of them.
It’s important that you tailor your promises to match your actual delivered results as much as you can. Not only does this make you reliable, but it also allows others to accurately plan based on your availability and existing priorities. They need - and deserve - to know that you cannot handle but so much. Acting as a black hole makes it very hard for others to do their jobs, because they don’t know what you will (and will not) be delivering.
What this all results in
It may seem like you’re going to spend all of your time managing email and addressing the requests therein. Remember that the key to this is identifying priorities. A priority is something you absolutely plan to do in the next 24 hours. You can only do so much in that time, especially given everything else you are working on, so it forces you to commit to very little.
The “five day” commitment further reinforces this but allowing some flexibility without leading anyone on about what you’ll be doing.
What about my Scrumban Agile Board of Index Cards™?
I have seen very strict agile processes where the only way to insert work at the top of a developer’s queue is if something is on fire and the business is about to go under - everything else goes to the backlog. This is anything but agile.
If you use a feature management system, it should be used for planned work according to a roadmap resulting from thinking about solving business problems. Such planning cannot account for the reality of how a system is built or used. Over time, pressure builds from the users of the system against the team’s plan for its enhancement. Your inbox is a valve to releieve some of that pressure. It’s a way to allow a controlled circumvention of your development process whenever it’s warranted.
By carefully managing your email, you make yourself (and your team) much more responsive to the reality of the business. By promising only what can be delivered in 24 hours, you enable urgent requests to be addressed without becoming lost in a sea of emails, all while providing honest and useful feedback to your users and co-workers about what can realistically be accomplished.


Elixir is a functional, dynamically-typed programming language that is totally awesome.
"Functional? What am I, a scientist?"
# A naive version of the Sieve of Eratosthenes
defmodule Eratosthenes do
# [] is an empty list
def sieve([]) do
[]
end
# [current | rest] = [1, 2, 3, 4]
# current = 1, rest = [2, 3, 4]
def sieve([current | rest]) when current < 2 do
sieve(rest)
end
def sieve([current | rest]) do
filtered = Enum.filter(rest, fn num -> rem(num, current) != 0 end)
[current] ++ sieve(filtered)
end
end
Live demo time!
That never goes wrong, does it?numbers = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]
1 is less than 2, so it can't be prime.
Returning sieve([2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10])
2 is prime. Filtered out multiples of 2.
Returning [2] ++ sieve([3, 5, 7, 9])
3 is prime. Filtered out multiples of 3.
Returning [3] ++ sieve([5, 7])
5 is prime. Filtered out multiples of 5.
Returning [5] ++ sieve([7])
7 is prime. Filtered out multiples of 7.
Returning [7] ++ sieve([])
Got an empty list.
Returning []
[2, 3, 5, 7]
Commonly-used types like Tasks, Streams, and Enumerables are built into Elixir, rather than bolted-on through other libraries.
Since Elixir's standard library was designed, rather than grown, it's very consistent.
Erlang was built for concurrency, by running on the Erlang VM, Elixir gets concurrency (and parallelism) for free.
The basic unit of concurrency in Elixir is the Process
Processes are organized by supervisors, which can automatically restart a process that has crashed.
“In the measured period, one out of 132 software faults was a Bohrbug, the remainder were Heisenbugs.”
"Why Do Computers Stop and What Can Be Done About It?" (Dr. Jim Gray, 1985)
“...rewriting C++ production code (in Erlang) resulted in four to twenty fold code reduction... it was obvious that supervisors played a significant role. The defensive programming in Erlang consisted of one per cent of the total code base versus an average of 27 per cent for the C++ applications.”


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Report presenting evidence on the effect of universal and extended access to free school meals on a range of pupil outcomes.
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The evaluation report analyses the effect and value for money of a 2-year pilot that tested different approaches to free school meals ( FSM ) provision.
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A custom css/html or gif/image file for the loading screen in R 'shiny'. It also can use the marquee to have custom text loading screen.
| Version: | 0.9.0 |
| Imports: | glue, shiny |
| Suggests: | shinycssloaders |
| Published: | 2018-03-27 |
| Author: | Emi Tanaka and Niichan |
| Maintainer: | Emi Tanaka <emi.tanaka at sydney.edu.au> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | shinycustomloader results |
| Reference manual: | shinycustomloader.pdf |
| Package source: | shinycustomloader_0.9.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: shinycustomloader_0.9.0.zip, r-release: shinycustomloader_0.9.0.zip, r-oldrel: shinycustomloader_0.9.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: shinycustomloader_0.9.0.tgz, r-oldrel: shinycustomloader_0.9.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=shinycustomloader to link to this page.


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Create a set of [page:Shape Shapes] representing a font loaded in JSON format.
This is used internally by the [page:FontLoader].
[example:webgl_geometry_text_shapes geometry / text / shapes ]
[example:webgl_shaders_vector vector / text ]
data -- JSON data representing the font.
This constructor creates a new [name], which is an array of [page:Shape Shapes].
The JSON data passed in the constructor.
[page:String text] -- string of text.
[page:Float size] -- (optional) scale for the [page:Shape Shapes]. Default is *100*.
Creates an array of [page:Shape Shapes] representing the text in the font.
[link:https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/blob/master/src/[path].js src/[path].js]


This JavaScript code implements simple counting clocks (up and/or down). They are intended to be straightforward to insert into HTML but also offer limited customization for specific needs.
Add the file to your scripts or refer to it directly and trust your browser's cache. Adding this to the HTML header should do the trick:

This will enable the three functions, countDown
, countUp
and countDownUp
described below.
In its most basic usage, a counting clock can be used like this:
 left in 2018!
which produces this:
left in 2018!
The
element is important because the function will replace the entire contents of its containing element with a string. Without the
(or some other element), this string could overwrite the entire page!
The remaining time can be displayed without seconds, minutes or hours. For instance:
a mere  till the next century.
will look like this:
a mere till the next century.
The countUp
variant counts up from a past date:
 since Neil Armstrong stepped on the Moon...
with this output:
since Neil Armstrong stepped on the Moon…
There is also a countDownUp
function that first counts down, then up once the specified date has passed. It is discussed in the next section.
Note that the last two example are a bit inefficient because the time string is recalculated every second. It would be better to write:
a mere  till the next century.  since Neil Armstrong stepped on the Moon...
This way, the century case is updated every 5 minutes and the Moon landing text every 30 seconds.
What happens when a clock reaches zero? A regular countdown clock simply stops, but what is displayed? A countDownUp
clock continues, but how can the surrounding text makes sense before and after the deadline has passed?
These scenarios can be handled using a few additional arguments, namely prefix
(displayed before the clock string), suffix
(after the clock string) and atTime
(when the deadline has been reached). For instance:
the tournament .
will display:
the tournament will begin in …
while the clock is running, then will switch to:
the tournament has begun.
after the specified date has been reached.
Here is a variant that uses both prefix
and suffix
:
the tournament
Function countDownUp
takes two sets of arguments, one for the count down and one for the count up. Here is a final example:
I .
This will display messages of the form I am retiring in ...
until retirement date, then I am retiring...
for 1 second, then I am retired
for one day, then I have enjoyed ... days of retirement
after that.


Class EXTVertexAttrib64bit
- java.lang.Object
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- org.lwjgl.opengl.EXTVertexAttrib64bit
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public class EXTVertexAttrib64bit extends java.lang.Object
Native bindings to the EXT_vertex_attrib_64bit extension.This extension provides OpenGL shading language support for vertex shader inputs with 64-bit floating-point components and OpenGL API support for specifying the value of those inputs using vertex array or immediate mode entry points. This builds on the support for general-purpose support for 64-bit floating-point values in the ARB_gpu_shader_fp64 extension.
This extension provides a new class of vertex attribute functions, beginning with "VertexAttribL" ("L" for "long"), that can be used to specify attributes with 64-bit floating-point components. This extension provides no automatic type conversion between attribute and shader variables; single-precision attributes are not automatically converted to double-precision or vice versa. For shader variables with 64-bit component types, the "VertexAttribL" functions must be used to specify attribute values. For other shader variables, the "VertexAttribL" functions must not be used. If a vertex attribute is specified using the wrong attribute function, the values of the corresponding shader input are undefined. This approach requiring matching types is identical to that used for the "VertexAttribI" functions provided by OpenGL 3.0 and the EXT_gpu_shader4 extension.
Additionally, some vertex shader inputs using the wider 64-bit components may count double against the implementation-dependent limit on the number of vertex shader attribute vectors. A 64-bit scalar or a two-component vector consumes only a single generic vertex attribute; three- and four-component "long" may count as two. This approach is similar to the one used in the current GL where matrix attributes consume multiple attributes.
Note that 64-bit generic vertex attributes were nominally supported beginning with the introduction of vertex shaders in OpenGL 2.0. However, the OpenGL Shading Language at the time had no support for 64-bit data types, so any such values were automatically converted to 32-bit.
Support for 64-bit floating-point vertex attributes in this extension can be combined with other extensions. In particular, this extension provides an entry point that can be used with EXT_direct_state_access to directly set state for any vertex array object. Also, the related NV_vertex_attrib_integer_64bit extension provides an entry point to specify bindless vertex attribute arrays with 64-bit components, integer or floating-point.
Requires
OpenGL 3.0
andARB_gpu_shader_fp64
(or equivalent functionality).
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Field Summary
Fields Modifier and Type Field and Description static int
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x3_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x4_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT3_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x2_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x4_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT4_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x2_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x3_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_VEC2_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_VEC3_EXT
GL_DOUBLE_VEC4_EXTReturned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.
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Method Summary
All Methods Static Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method and Description static void
glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT(int index, int pname, double[] params)
Array version of:GetVertexAttribLdvEXT
static void
glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT(int index, int pname, java.nio.DoubleBuffer params)
static void
glVertexArrayVertexAttribLOffsetEXT(int vaobj, int buffer, int index, int size, int type, int stride, long offset)
static void
glVertexAttribL1dEXT(int index, double x)
static void
glVertexAttribL1dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL1dvEXT
static void
glVertexAttribL1dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
static void
glVertexAttribL2dEXT(int index, double x, double y)
static void
glVertexAttribL2dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL2dvEXT
static void
glVertexAttribL2dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
static void
glVertexAttribL3dEXT(int index, double x, double y, double z)
static void
glVertexAttribL3dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL3dvEXT
static void
glVertexAttribL3dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
static void
glVertexAttribL4dEXT(int index, double x, double y, double z, double w)
static void
glVertexAttribL4dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL4dvEXT
static void
glVertexAttribL4dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
static void
glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int stride, java.nio.DoubleBuffer pointer)
static void
glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int type, int stride, java.nio.ByteBuffer pointer)
static void
glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int type, int stride, long pointer)
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Field Detail
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GL_DOUBLE_VEC2_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_VEC2_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_VEC3_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_VEC3_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_VEC4_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_VEC4_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT2_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
GL_DOUBLE_MAT3_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT3_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_MAT4_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT4_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x3_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x3_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
-
GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x4_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT2x4_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x2_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x2_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x4_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT3x4_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x2_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x2_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x3_EXT
public static final int GL_DOUBLE_MAT4x3_EXT
Returned in thetype
parameter of GetActiveAttrib.- See Also:
- Constant Field Values
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Method Detail
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glVertexAttribL1dEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL1dEXT(int index, double x)
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glVertexAttribL2dEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL2dEXT(int index, double x, double y)
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glVertexAttribL3dEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL3dEXT(int index, double x, double y, double z)
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glVertexAttribL4dEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL4dEXT(int index, double x, double y, double z, double w)
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glVertexAttribL1dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL1dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
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glVertexAttribL2dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL2dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
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glVertexAttribL3dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL3dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
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glVertexAttribL4dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL4dvEXT(int index, java.nio.DoubleBuffer v)
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glVertexAttribLPointerEXT
public static void glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int type, int stride, java.nio.ByteBuffer pointer)
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glVertexAttribLPointerEXT
public static void glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int type, int stride, long pointer)
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glVertexAttribLPointerEXT
public static void glVertexAttribLPointerEXT(int index, int size, int stride, java.nio.DoubleBuffer pointer)
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glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT
public static void glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT(int index, int pname, java.nio.DoubleBuffer params)
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glVertexArrayVertexAttribLOffsetEXT
public static void glVertexArrayVertexAttribLOffsetEXT(int vaobj, int buffer, int index, int size, int type, int stride, long offset)
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glVertexAttribL1dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL1dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL1dvEXT
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glVertexAttribL2dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL2dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL2dvEXT
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glVertexAttribL3dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL3dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL3dvEXT
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glVertexAttribL4dvEXT
public static void glVertexAttribL4dvEXT(int index, double[] v)
Array version of:VertexAttribL4dvEXT
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glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT
public static void glGetVertexAttribLdvEXT(int index, int pname, double[] params)
Array version of:GetVertexAttribLdvEXT
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People have been shouting from the rooftops that Confluence 4 has finally arrived. Despite all the hype, it's a cracking release. I'm not going to list all the features here, as you can find them elsewhere. However I will mention one...
Simply put, it's fast, slick and gorgeous looking. It works better than any online editor I've used elsewhere. It is a design that would make Antoine de Saint-Exupéry proud.
Past experience shows that people's fondness of wiki markup is somewhat akin to that of Marmite. So it seems quite a bold step to ditch this aspect of the editor for something completely new.
The good news is that behind the scenes, wiki markup is alive and well — all the new editor's great keyboard shortcuts are based off of the syntax that many people know so well.
The final irony being that wiki markup haters may just start using wiki markup in their "faster, richer, simpler" editing experience.
Now, see what I mean:


limmen.business.services.filters
Classes
AlbumFilter
AlbumFilterTest
ArtistFilter
ArtistFilterTest
CustomerFilter
CustomerFilterTest
EmployeeFilter
EmployeeFilterTest
GenreFilter
GenreFilterTest
InvoiceFilter
InvoiceFilterTest
InvoiceLineFilter
InvoiceLineFilterTest
MediaTypeFilter
MediaTypeFilterTest
PlaylistFilter
PlaylistFilterTest
PlaylistTrackFilter
PlaylistTrackFilterTest
TrackFilter
TrackFilterTest


Zuma loses bid to appeal high court's ruling in graft trial but can still petition SCA | IOL News
Durban - Former president Jacob Zuma has lost an application for leave to appeal the Pietermaritzburg High Court judgment, but he still has an option to petition the Supreme Court of Appeal to overturn the Friday’s ruling, said law expert Mpumelelo Zikalala.
Zikalala of the Zikalala Attorneys said if the supreme court also dismissed the Zuma and his co-accused French arms manufacturing company Thales’s petition they could still launch another petition to the Constitutional Court to hear their appeal.
Zuma’s spokesperson Vukile Mathabela said his boss’s lawyer would read the high court judgment and take the decision.
In less than a minute ruling, Judge Bhekisisa Nguni said “application is dismissed with costs. This court is adjourned”.
Zikalala had before the judgment told Independent Media that Zuma and Thale’s prospects of winning the application to appeal were very slim. But he said they would still be able to petition the higher courts.


Empathy Calculator
One of the main reasons that a person is unable to leave a domestic abuse situation is due to lack of money or other resources.
A victim may be financially dependent on the abusive partner. It seems impossible for them to leave without access to money, resources or a safe place to go. This leads to feelings of desparation, or helplessness.
This calculator shows some of the financial burdens that a victim may have when trying to leave the situation that they are in.


- LEDDevice - Interface in com.cloudpos.led
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The LEDDevice interface defines the LED device APIs to be used by the applications.
- LEDDeviceSpec - Interface in com.cloudpos.led
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The LEDDeviceSpec interface defines the specification of LED device.
- listDevices() - Method in class com.cloudpos.POSTerminal
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Lists all the device's names.
- listenForCardAbsent(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.rfcardreader.RFCardReaderDevice
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Listens until a card is removed from this terminal.
- listenForCardAbsent(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.smartcardreader.SmartCardReaderDevice
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Listens until a card is removed from this terminal.
- listenForCardPresent(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.rfcardreader.RFCardReaderDevice
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Starts reader according to Contactless protocols and performs
initialization according to the communication mode.
- listenForCardPresent(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.smartcardreader.SmartCardReaderDevice
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Listens until a card is inserted in this terminal.
- listenForFingerprint(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.fingerprint.FingerprintDevice
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Starts scan the finger print.
- listenForOfflinePin(boolean, OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.pinpad.PINPadDevice
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Let the user to wait the offline pin.
- listenForPinBlock(KeyInfo, String, boolean, OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.pinpad.PINPadDevice
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Let the user input the PIN and calculate the encrypted pin block.
- listenForRead(int, OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.serialport.SerialPortDevice
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Reads up to byteCount bytes from this serial control and stores them in
the byte array buffer starting at byteOffset.
- listenForSwipe(OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.msr.MSRDevice
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Initiates the operation to obtain the data read from selected tracks.
- listenSignature(String, OperationListener, int) - Method in interface com.cloudpos.signature.SignatureDevice
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Listens until write the signature in this terminal.
- LRC_ERROR - Static variable in interface com.cloudpos.msr.MSRTrackData
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LRC error track error constant.


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| Ricardo Batista @ricbat |
| Suporte |
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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>@micheldmartinez |
| Legal |
| Serviço Holiday Sapo |
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Copyright © Sapo e Grupo PT Comunicações |
| MBProgressHUD |
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Copyright © 2009 Matej Bukovinski
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions: The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE. |
| Appirater |
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Copyright © 2010 Arash Payan
This library is distributed under the terms of the MIT/X11. |


Projector
Estimating how much time a project will take has never been easy. Projector
is designed to make it easy to create the most accurate estimates possible.
Features:
- Mitigate anchoring bias
- Includes uncertainty in the estimate
- collect and combine estimates from many people
- automatically include estimates from similar tasks on past projects
- Utilize reference class forecasting to mitigate optimism bias


The DBCP package provides database connection pooling services. The following features are supported
The DBCP package is dependent upon the following external components for development and use:
Current Release: Unreleased, CVS Repository Only
Planned Next Release: TBD
The following individuals are the primary developers and maintainers of this component. Developers who plan to use the DBCP package in their own projects are encouraged to collaborate on the future development of this component to ensure that it continues to meet a variety of needs.
The following action items need to be completed prior to a Version 1.0 release of this component:
| Action Item | Volunteer |
|---|---|
| Additional Unit/Functional Tests | |
| Vendor specific testing - Unit tests defined and executed for popular database servers | - |
| Vendor specific testing - MySQL | |
| Vendor specific testing - Postgres | |
| Vendor specific testing - ODBC (SQLServer/Access) | |
| Vendor specific testing - Oracle | Rodney |
| Vendor specific testing - Sybase | |
| Install / Use Documentation. Expanded examples and installation documentation. | |
| Integration Documentation - Avalon? | |
| Integration Documentation - Struts? | |
| Integration Documentation - Turbine? | |
| Replace JOCL with something else? | Rodney [Craig] |


On the day after Halloween, in the year 1327, four children slip away from the cathedral city of Kingsbridge.  In the forest they see two men killed.
As adults, their lives will be braided together by ambition, love, greed and revenge. They will see prosperity and famine, plague and war. One boy will travel the world but come home in the end; the other will be a powerful, corrupt nobleman. One girl will defy the might of the medieval church; the other will pursue an impossible love. And always they will live under the long shadow of the unexplained killing they witnessed on that fateful childhood day.
Gwenda was eight years old, but she was not afraid of the dark.