Volunteer
To speak French, which is the national language, is not necessary. The pupils in the “Lycee” learn English but otherwise people speak Wolof or French. The Talibés speak mostly Poular, one of the other ethnic languages and Wolof. You can manage to get a long way with body language and a nicer and more sympathetic people than the Senegalese are not easy to find.
Your duties at the Centre will be to teach ABC, English and maybe a little French and Maths. You will also be a General Playleader. If you want, you can also help in the Clinic, taking care of wounds – the children get lots off wounds on their feet and legs.
There will be opportunities to make excursions, for example, to Cap Skirring, a tourist place by the sea, Kafountine, a fishing village also by the sea and the paradisiac islands Carabane and Kachouane in the Casamance River.
On Friday evenings we usually meet somewhere in the city to have a drink together and there are also some hotels with swimming pools to visit during your free time.
There will also be opportunities to have lessons in French, Wolof and Djola.
Are you interested?
It will make us very happy if you are interested in coming to Ziguinchor to work with our streetchildren.
The conditions are as follows:
Prices
3 weeks 500 Euros
4 weeks 670 Euros
5 weeks 840 Euros
6 weeks 1010 Euros
After that an additional 150 Euros for every extra week.
The demands we have on our volunteers are:
You are working minimum 3 weeks
The minimum age is 18
You have all the necessary vaccinations
You have a travel- and health insurance
You will give us a record of previous convictions
Included in the price:
The housing and all meals in a senegalese family
Transport to and from the airport/harbour in Ziguinchor
Bottled water during working hours in the center
Support from the staff day and night
Not included in the price:
Tickets
Travel- and health insurances
Vaccinations
Visa if staying more than 90 dags
The record of previous convictions
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communication graph_couplingTo search for particular index field prefix the term with the field and separate field and term by a colon. Fields can be complex in that they refer to sub structure in a relation:
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Warning: This write up is rated PG-13 based on the Motion Picture Association of America because it has dirty words and it seems like a laughably silly and subjective rating system that’s as laughable as the need to warn of such things. Hope you too find my use of this rating system as LOL worthy as I do. So if PG-13 is safe for you, read on and enjoy the thoughts!
Note: Also note, that this has political overtones, but I do relate the article to the tech industry further onward in the article, just FYI.
Alright, the word has come up a number of times in the last few months. More so than under normal circumstances and the cause is squarely rooted in our leadership in the White House. Notice my nuance right now, in that I’m now circumventing direct blame in these statements. The leadership we have in the White House, when it comes specifically to speaking, writing, and communication are grossly incompetent.
Diving In With Example 1
I am honestly impressed and amazed at the level of incompetence compared to the recent Bush administration. I thought, and hoped, that the Bush administration would be the low point of communication from the White House while I lived. I thought many times to myself, “I hope that this is the greatest incompetence we ever see in the White House”. But I have been sorely let down, embarrassed to even be associated with, or had my morale ravaged by the absurdities, endless direct lies, and general absurdities that have come out of this White House.
Let’s take these statements apart for a bit and look at the nuance I’ve used. Take the first statement I’ve written, “I am honestly impressed and amazed at the level of incompetent compared to the recent Bush administration.” I start off with some truthful, yet somewhat tongue in cheek statements about my being impressed and amazed. I truly am, but these are positive words used with negative intent. But deriving that intent isn’t really evident until getting further into the statement. The statement also pulls meaning: nuance and intent, from the fact the recent Bush administration is one of the, if not the worst administration in modern times. Being the Bush clan have at their feet, the common idea among the public that this administration led to the greatest economic collapse in modern American history.
In the next sentence I step deeper into the reality of what this current White House administration has done, which is slander and destroy any sense of reason, logic, calmness, competency, or even appearance of those things. However I allude to these things through nuanced twists of language by pointing at the Bush Administration again while correlating it in a positive way, when it is historically viewed negatively, against the current administration. My nuance in all of this paragraph is very direct, and it might be confusing at points, but could and should be easily correlated to being embarrassed, insulted, and morally unhappy about having and being associated with this grossly incompetent administration.
The Confusing Nature of Nuance
Alright, this example gets into where many are often so confused about the WTF of nuance.
I walked into the argument in a blunt way. I stayed with, what I thought would be a logical entry into this debate. I stated to Aaliyah and the other individuals indirectly, “One really shouldn’t state such a bluntly racist thing and have the idea they’d not be associated with that racist statement.”
For sake of discussion, I’ll use the names Aaliyah, Franky, and John.
Aaliyah responds with, “Why are you calling me racist, that’s bullshit!” To which I respond I did not. Aaliyah reiterates, you just did, why are you denying it? To which John says, “he did it because you are being racist!” and Franky blurts out, “this is all insane”. Which in the end, adds to the disarray and confusion of this scenario.
Let’s take a step back for a moment. Did the person defined as “I” actually state that Aaliyah is racist? Absolutely not. That’s why the statement was made to a generally person, identified as one and then referred again in the sentence as a non-gendered non-specific they’d. As is common in America, and I suspect other places, the notion this was a general statement was lost because Aaliyah personally related with and took personally this statement. Aaliyah felt the statement was intended for them, so they took it personally when it was not intended specifically for them, but the statement in which they had made.
In addition to the fact that it wasn’t directed directly to Aaliyah the statement also didn’t actually imply someone was racist, just that someone could be considered racist if they make the statement that was being made. This is extremely important nuance.
 He does not speak well, matter of fact he seems intellectually and mentally incapable of forming complete thoughts. But the ideas and notions in what he writes (or tweets) and speaks infer his ideas and thoughts. Even as malformed, broken, and wrong those thoughts and ideas might be, they are evident and even easily understood in his speaking and writing style. This nuance of his is how one should make a point to understand the guy, not in the misspoken statements, which seem to read and be heard so well by those with less than stellar speaking and writing abilities. But lest we judge all those people without using our abilities to understand nuance, we’re doomed to repeat this cycle of gross incompetence getting into leadership positions time and time again.
Going Tech
Now in tech, this happens on a frequent basis too. In the workplace, when reading and writing about the industry, and in generally when referring to the plusses and minuses of said industry. It appears, and I’m confident there’s data to back this up, that techies even with the educations and purported intelligence we have aren’t any better at the comprehension of nuance in the things we read and write. I myself am guilty and need to continuously improve. Outside of this article I’m sure I misstate and imply incorrect nuance on a very frequent basis. I do, as we all do, have many excuses for this. Nuance isn’t always easy no matter how prepared we are to comprehend it appropriately.
The variances are also problematic in its very definition. Let’s actually look at a few of those definitions.
Definition of nuance from Merriam-Webster
- a subtle distinction or variation Nuances of flavor and fragrance cannot be described accurately … — Scott Seegers … these terms have certain nuances of meaning … — Ben F. Nelms
- a subtle quality : nicety … the nuances of an individual’s voice … — Michael Swaine
- sensibility to, awareness of, or ability to express delicate shadings (as of meaning, feeling, or value) … a performance of remarkable pliability and nuance. — Irvine Kolodin nuancedplay \ˈnü-ˌän(t)st, ˈnyü-; nü-ˈän(t)st, nyü-\ adjective
Definition of nuance from Dictionary.com
noun, plural nuances [noo-ahn-siz, nyoo-, noo-ahn-siz, nyoo-; French ny-ahns] (Show IPA)
- a subtle difference or distinction in expression, meaning, response, etc.
- a very slight difference or variation in color or tone.
1775-85; < French: shade, hue, equivalent to nu(er) to shade (literally, to cloud < Vulgar Latin nūbāre, derivative of nūba, for Latin nūbēs cloud) + -ance -ance
Definition of nuance from Cambridge Dictionary
nuance noun [ C ] US /ˈnu·ɑns/ a quality of something that is not easy to notice but may be important: Actors have to study the nuances of facial expression to show the whole range of emotions. nuanced adjective US /ˈnu·ɑnst/ He gives a beautifully nuanced performance in a tricky role.
Alright, that’s a solid baseline from some of the most reliable dictionaries online. These definitions also define the disparities in the actual usage of the word itself.
When speaking in the tech world, nuance is hugely important in so many ways. Often, more so than in other industries because of the technical implications that need to be extremely specific. But let’s talk the actual tech for a moment.
In many areas of technology nuance takes on a new challenge from the point of view of the code. Take the example of captions being generated automatically using speech recognition. In this example a speaking human dictates material to a machine with code that will then process through various means the dictated words into captions. However, is it done literally, directly, or is some nuance of those things used? In this context, the nuance and derived meaning of what is spoken might change depending on variances that a machine doesn’t simply understand. We must use machine learning algorithms to process, analyze, and insure that the snippets of text that end up in captions are the correct, nuanced, and appropriate parts of the dictated text.
In a different context, but very technology related, let’s look at “Learning Observable By Building Observable” by Ben Lesh (@BenLesh). This is a great article, which seems straight forward. But right off we can see that there is a relaxed and friendly nuance to the title by the reuse of the word observable. The nuance being that one thing observes another thing and thus can recursively be used to teach the thing. Kind of a twisted nuance of a pun if one doesn’t really know english all that well.
As Ben continues onward into the first paragraph he begins to define and describe what is or isn’t observable based on recent conversations. In those conversations one thing that is apparent is that there has been loss of nuance in the descriptions and use of the word observable and what observable means specifically. It requires not just an analogy and additional information, as Ben’s piece goes on to talk about, but also requires the code examples and sample usage that his piece also outlines.
As Ben states with “Observable is just a function that takes an observer and returns a function”. Which can add misunderstanding still to the nuance of what an observable is, but continues onward to a basic implementation. In this Ben starts to get into the nitty gritty of what an observable is and how it behaves, which provides detailed nuance to remove confusion.
Nuanced Summary
Nuance is wildly and hugely important, maybe even “bigly” so! (Ok, now I feel dirty having used that quote, but I’m not removing it) Discovering, knowing, catching, and understanding the nuance of language in all ways is an ongoing and never ending path of learning. It’s something we all, if we want to have a grasp on the world around us, know and understand. With that I wish everybody the best in continuing to learn, learn, and learn some more. Enjoy the adventure, cheers!


KNX
- KNX (Konnex) is a standardized (EN 50090, ISO/IEC 14543), OSI-based network communications protocol for intelligent buildings.
- In KNX architecture devices are connected with a BUS
- Sensors gather information and send it on the BUS as a data telegram.
These can be information about room temperatures, movements, wind measurements or
manually input instructions (e.g. swtiches).
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Actuators receive data telegrams which are then converted into actions.
Toggle ligths, open windows, turn on heating system,...
...so it's a message-based architecture, that uses a common bus for communication


Hat
A synthesized hihat drum sound with a built-in sequencer. Consists of six detuned sequencers feeding split into separate bandpass and hipass filters.
Inherits from Ugen.
Example:
// use random decays for each hihat hit
a = Hat().play( Rndi(1000, 11025), 1/8 )
Properties
- decay : Int. The length of the decay in samples. IMPORTANT NOTE: At some point this will change to a value between {0,1}, but for now you specify this in samples.
- pitch : Int. The base frequency for the square wave oscillators used to generate the hihat sound. Default is 325 Hz.
- amp : Float. default range { 0, 1 }. default value: .25.
Methods
- play( Array:frequencies, Array:durations ) : This method accepts arrays of frequencies and durations as arguments to create and start a sequencer targeting the oscillator.
- note( Int:decay ) : The decay of the hihat hit.
- stop() : This method stops the sequencer that is built into the oscillator if it has been started.
- kill() : Disconnect the oscillator from whatever bus it is connected to. Note that if the oscillator is reference by another unit generator it will continue to feed output to it.


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cherry tomatoes, parsley
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eggplant, olives, garlic oil, parsley
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tomato sauce, mozzarella, ham, salami, paprika, chili, garlic oil, parsley
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tomato sauce, mozzarella, bolognese sauce, ham, paprika, onion, garlic oil, parsley
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tomato sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, cream, brie, tirolese speck, parsley
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mozzarella, salmon, cream, cherry tomatoes, parsley
tomato sauce, mozzarella, ham, tuna, onion, egg, garlic oil
tomato sauce, mozzarella, mushrooms, ham, paprika, eggplant, onion, olives, cherry tomatoes
mozzarella, parmesan cheese, Dor Blue, Brie
beef fillet with rucola salad, mushrooms, lemon, olive oil and parmesan cheese
fillet of salmon with rucola, pine nuts, lemon and olive oil
parma's ham, ??? speck, salami, pepperoni, parmesan cheese, olives, artichokes
mozarrella with tomatoes and rucola salad
vegetable salad with shrimps, feta cheese and salted salmon
avocado salad with tiger shrimps and cherry tomatoes
spaghetti with tomato sauce
penne with tomato sauce and chili
penne with tuna
noodles with mushrooms
tortellini backed in the oven with Bolognese sauce
noodles with bolognese sauce
noodles with shrimps
spaghetti with seafood
vegetable soup
tortellini in ???
fish soup with seafood
beef steak with fresh vegetables
sandwitch with ??? ??? and fries
salmon steak with broccoli puree
fried chicken with fresh vegetables
cheesecake
??? cake
chocolate fondant
assorted ice-cream


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<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Phone-No: 01332-284314
Link for Departmental WebsiteThis department was created in March, 2012 with the mission of generating human resource, expanding human knowledge and benefit society through education and research on fundamental and Applied aspects of Science, Engineering and Technology in a singularly collegial, interdisciplinary atmosphere. Our faculty members, and scholars provides a home to the most promising doctoral and post-doctoral research with an access to state of art educational/Research Laboratory resources and unparalleled laboratory and library facilities for both Basic/Applied and Engineering research.
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Link for Departmental WebsiteThe Department of Civil Engineering at the Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee is the oldest and the largest in the country. It was established on November 25, 1847 as Roorkee Civil Engineering College and renamed as Thomason College of Civil Engineering in 1854. The department has produced several eminent engineers who have made significant contributions in the planning and execution of Civil Engineering projects in India as well as abroad.The faculty of the department continues to strive loftier by exploring new frontiers of knowledge, imparting the latest technical knowledge to the students and conducting high quality of research. The faculty also renders technical advice on live engineering problems to various Government and Private Sector companies throughout country.
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IFXTransform Class ReferenceThis class wraps most IFXMatrix4x4 and IFXQuaternion functions to do automatic JIT conversions and control validity flags.
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Public Member Functions |
| | IFXTransform (void) |
| void | Reset (void) |
| | IFXTransform (const IFXTransform &rOperand) |
| | IFXTransform (const IFXMatrix4x4 &rOperand) |
| | IFXTransform (const IFXQuaternion &rOperand) |
| IFXTransform & | operator= (const IFXTransform &rOperand) |
| IFXTransform & | operator= (const IFXMatrix4x4 &rOperand) |
| IFXTransform & | operator= (const IFXQuaternion &rOperand) |
| BOOL | operator== (const IFXMatrix4x4 &rOperand) |
| IFXTransform & | Multiply (const IFXMatrix4x4 &rOperand) |
| IFXTransform & | Multiply (IFXTransform &rOperand) |
| BOOL | Interpolate (F32 t, IFXTransform &rFrom, IFXTransform &rTo) |
| void | MakeIdentity (void) |
| void | MakeTRS (const IFXVector3 &rTranslation, const IFXQuaternion &rRotation, const IFXVector3 &rScale) |
| IFXRESULT | CalcTRS (IFXVector3 *pTranslation, IFXQuaternion *pRotation, IFXVector3 *pScale) |
| void | Translate (F32 x, F32 y, F32 z) |
| void | Translate (const IFXVector3 &rVector) |
| void | Scale (F32 x, F32 y, F32 z) |
| void | Scale (const IFXVector3 &rVector) |
| void | Rotate (const IFXQuaternion &rOperand) |
| void | Rotate (F32 radians, IFXAxisID axis) |
| void | Rotate (F32 radians, const IFXVector3 &rAxis) |
| void | RotateAbout (const IFXVector3 &rPivot, F32 radians, const IFXVector3 &rAxis) |
| void | TransformVector (const IFXVector3 &rSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | TransformVector (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | ReverseTransformVector (const IFXVector3 &rSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | ReverseTransformVector (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | RotateVector (const IFXVector3 &rSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | RotateVector (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | ReverseRotateVector (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | ReverseRotateVector (const IFXVector3 &rSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| const IFXMatrix4x4 & | MatrixConst (void) |
| F32 * | GetMatrixData (IFXReadWrite mode) |
| const F32 * | GetMatrixDataConst (void) |
| const IFXMatrix4x4 & | MatrixInverseConst (void) |
| const F32 * | GetMatrixInverseDataConst (void) |
| IFXQuaternion & | Quaternion (IFXReadWrite mode) |
| const IFXQuaternion & | QuaternionConst (void) |
| void | SetScale (const IFXVector3 &rSet) |
| const IFXVector3 & | ScaleConst (void) |
| void | RemoveScale (void) |
| void | SetTranslation (const IFXVector3 &rVector) |
| const IFXVector3 & | TranslationConst (void) const |
| BOOL | QuaternionIsValid (void) |
| BOOL | MatrixIsValid (void) |
| BOOL | IsValid (void) |
| void | UpdateMatrix (void) |
Private Member Functions |
| void | UpdateMatrixInverse (void) |
| void | UpdateQuaternion (void) |
| void | RotateVectorByQuat (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
| void | ReverseRotateVectorByQuat (const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
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| static void | RotateVectorBy (const IFXMatrix4x4 &rMat, const F32 *pSource, IFXVector3 &rResult) |
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| IFXMatrix4x4 | m_matrix |
| IFXMatrix4x4 | m_matrixInverse |
| IFXQuaternion | m_quaternion |
| IFXVector3 | m_scale |
| BOOL | m_matrixValid |
| BOOL | m_matinverseValid |
| BOOL | m_quaternionValid |
Detailed Description
This class wraps most IFXMatrix4x4 and IFXQuaternion functions to do automatic JIT conversions and control validity flags.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
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In a stroke of luck almost beyond imagination, Farmer John was sent a ticket to the Irish Sweepstakes (really a lottery) for his birthday. This ticket turned out to have only the winning number for the lottery! Farmer John won a fabulous castle in the Irish countryside.
Bragging rights being what they are in Wisconsin, Farmer John wished to tell his cows all about the castle. He wanted to know how many rooms it has and how big the largest room was. In fact, he wants to take out a single wall to make an even bigger room.
Your task is to help Farmer John know the exact room count and sizes.
The castle floorplan is divided into M (wide) by N (1 <=M,N<=50) square modules. Each such module can have between zero and four walls. Castles always have walls on their "outer edges" to keep out the wind and rain.
Consider this annotated floorplan of a castle:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ############################# 1 # | # | # | | # #####---#####---#---#####---# 2 # # | # # # # # #---#####---#####---#####---# 3 # | | # # # # # #---#########---#####---#---# 4 # -># | | | | # # ############################# # = Wall -,| = No wall -> = Points to the wall to remove to make the largest possible new room
By way of example, this castle sits on a 7 x 4 base. A "room" includes any set of connected "squares" in the floor plan. This floorplan contains five rooms (whose sizes are 9, 7, 3, 1, and 8 in no particular order).
Removing the wall marked by the arrow merges a pair of rooms to make the largest possible room that can be made by removing a single wall.
The castle always has at least two rooms and always has a wall that can be removed.
The map is stored in the form of numbers, one number for each module ("room"), M numbers on each of N lines to describe the floorplan. The input order corresponds to the numbering in the example diagram above.
Each module descriptive-number tells which of the four walls exist and is the sum of up to four integers:
Inner walls are defined twice; a wall to the south in module 1,1 is also indicated as a wall to the north in module 2,1.
| Line 1: | Two space-separated integers: M and N |
| Line 2..: | M x N integers, several per line. |
7 4 11 6 11 6 3 10 6 7 9 6 13 5 15 5 1 10 12 7 13 7 5 13 11 10 8 10 12 13
The output contains several lines:
| Line 1: | The number of rooms the castle has. |
| Line 2: | The size of the largest room |
| Line 3: | The size of the largest room creatable by removing one wall |
| Line 4: | The single wall to remove to make the largest room possible |
Choose the optimal wall to remove from the set of optimal walls by choosing the module farthest to the west (and then, if still tied, farthest to the south). If still tied, choose 'N' before 'E'. Name that wall by naming the module that borders it on either the west or south, along with a direction of N or E giving the location of the wall with respect to the module.
5 9 16 4 1 E
First, the map is partitioned like below. Note that walls not on the outside borders are doubled:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ####|####|####|####|####|####|##### 1 # | #|# | #|# | | # ####| #|####| #|# |####| # -----|----|----|----|----|----|----- ####|# |####|# #|# #|####|# # 2 # #|# | #|# #|# #|# #|# # # #|####| #|####|# #|####|# # -----|----|----|----|----|----|----- # |####| #|####|# #|####|# # 3 # | | #|# #|# #|# #|# # # |####|####|# #|####|# #|# # -----|----|----|----|----|----|----- # #|####|####| |####| #|# # 4 # #|# | | | | #|# # ####|####|####|####|####|####|#####
Let's talk about the squares with a (row, column) notation such that the lower right corner is denoted (4, 7).
The input will have four lines, each with 7 numbers. Each number describes one 'room'.
>Walls further toward the top are 'north', towards the bottom are 'south', towards the left are 'west', and towards the right are 'east'.
Consider square (1,1) which has three walls: north, south, and west. To encode those three walls, we consult the chart:
The next room to the right (1,2) has walls on the north (2) and east (4) and thus is encoded as 2 +4 = 6.
The next room to the right (1,3) is the same as (1,1) and thus encodes as 11.
Room (1,4) is the same as (1,2) and thus encodes as 6.
Room (1,5) has rooms on the west (1) and north (2) and thus encodes as 1 + 2 = 3.
Room (1,6) has rooms on the north (2) and south (8) and thus encodes as 2 + 8 = 10.
Room (1,7) is the same as room (1,2) and thus encodes as 6.
This same method continues for rooms (2,1) through (4,7).


simplePopup allows you to create (very) simple draggable, customizable and unobtrusive popups.
You can open multiple popups at the same time and choose what of them bring to front just by clicking it.
All the popups are draggable (using jQueryUI draggable) and you can avoid overlapping with just one line of code.
The created popups won't lock the page behind, so you can continue working on your HTML document while the popup is open. You can put everything you want in the popups!


Pxls Template Stacker
This is available on GitHub under the MIT license.
To use this tool, simply add your JSON-formatted 'layers' as an array of objects with the
x
,
y
, and
url
properties.
pixels
pixels


iterami/Docs.htm/Repositories/Chromium-iterami-DevTools
- Load "Chromium-iterami-DevTools" by:
- "git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/iterami/Chromium-iterami-DevTools.git"
- Go to "chrome://extensions".
- Enable "Developer mode".
- Click "Load unpacked extension" and select the "Chromium-iterami-DevTools" directory located within the cloned repository.
- Update "Chromium-iterami-DevTools" by:
- Pulling repository updates via "git pull".
- Go to "chrome://extensions".
- Click "Load unpacked extension" and select the "Chromium-iterami-DevTools" directory located within the cloned repository.


announcement: this doc is a quiz-, interview-oriented cheatsheet, which desigend for those who want to have an overview of XML, when preparing for interviews.
XML stands for eXtensible Markup Language, XML was designed to store and transport data. XML is often used for distributing data over the Internet(especial in web development).
XML uses a DTD to describe the data.
XML does not carry any information about how to be displayed. The same XML data can be used in many different presentation scenarios. Because of this, with XML, there is a full separation between data and presentation.
The purpose of a DTD is to define the structure of an XML document. It defines the structure with a list of legal elements:
XML does not require a DTD/Schema.
When you are experimenting with XML, or when you are working with small XML files, creating DTDs may be a waste of time.
If you develop applications, wait until the specification is stable before you add a document definition. Otherwise, your software might stop working because of validation errors.
The XML language has no predefined tags, but the syntax is rather logic and easy to learn. XML documents must contain one root element that is the parent of all other elements.
<bookstore>
<book category="children">
<title>Harry Potter</title>
<author>J K. Rowling</author>
<year>2005</year>
<price>29.99</price>
</book>
<book category="web">
<title>Learning XML</title>
<author>Erik T. Ray</author>
<year>2003</year>
<price>39.95</price>
</book>
</bookstore>

This is a paragraph.


An alternative graph visualization engine that puts an emphasis on aesthetics at the same time of providing default parameters that provide visualizations that are out-of-the-box nice.
Some features:
The package uses the grid
plotting system (just like ggplot2
).
And the development version from GitHub with:
# install.packages("devtools")
devtools::install_github("USCCANA/netplot")
This is a basic example which shows you how to solve a common problem:
library(igraph)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'igraph'
#> The following objects are masked from 'package:stats':
#>
#> decompose, spectrum
#> The following object is masked from 'package:base':
#>
#> union
library(netplot)
#>
#> Attaching package: 'netplot'
#> The following object is masked from 'package:igraph':
#>
#> ego
set.seed(1)
data("UKfaculty", package = "igraphdata")
l <- layout_with_fr(UKfaculty)
plot(UKfaculty, layout = l) # ala igraph
nplot(UKfaculty, layout = l) # ala netplot
# Random names
set.seed(1)
nam <- sample(babynames::babynames$name, vcount(UKfaculty))
ans <- nplot(
UKfaculty,
layout = l,
vertex.color = viridis::plasma(5)[V(UKfaculty)$Group + 1],
vertex.label = nam,
vertex.size.range = c(.01, .04, 4),
vertex.label.col = "black",
vertex.label.fontface = "bold",
bg.col = "transparent",
vertex.label.show = .5,
vertex.label.range = c(10, 25),
edge.width.range = c(1, 4, 5)
)
# Plot it!
ans
# Loading the data
data(USairports, package="igraphdata")
# Generating a layout naively
layout <- V(USairports)$Position
layout <- do.call(rbind, lapply(layout, function(x) strsplit(x, " ")[[1]]))
layout[] <- stringr::str_remove(layout, "^[a-zA-Z]+")
layout <- matrix(as.numeric(layout[]), ncol=2)
# Some missingness
layout[which(!complete.cases(layout)), ] <- apply(layout, 2, mean, na.rm=TRUE)
# Have to rotate it (it doesn't matter the origin)
layout <- netplot:::rotate(layout, c(0,0), pi/2)
# Simplifying the network
net <- simplify(USairports, edge.attr.comb = list(
weight = "sum",
name = "concat",
Passengers = "sum",
"ignore"
))
# Getting a pretty color
f <- 1.5
col <- adjustcolor(
viridis::plasma(10, direction = -1, alpha = .5)[1],
red.f = f, blue.f = f, green.f = f
)
nplot(
net,
layout = layout,
edge.width = E(net)$Passengers,
vertex.color = col,
skip.vertex = TRUE,
vertex.size.range = c(0,0),
edge.width.range = c(.75, 4, 4),
bg.col = "black"
)


Thank you for another awesome year!
You loved and took care of me no one can & you gave me best gift of my life.
!!Happy Anniversary!!


Questions & Answers
Question 1) What is Rent-A-Pet?
Rent-A-Pet is an animal renting platform that will allow the user to rent any animal they wish(if it is available). The user(you) are not buying the animal
Question 2) Can i buy the animal if i like it?
Yes, you can if the owner allows the animal to be bought.
Question 3) What is the point of Rent-A-Pet?
Well, Rent a pet allows the user to spend time with an animal. This is almost like a demo. This will allow the user to see if they want to buy that type of animal.  Then after a day of spending time with them you think that the dog is not really what you are looking for...  Rent a pet is also good when you want a pet but do not want to any of the care taking of it. You can play with the animal(s) and when it makes a mess you don't have to clean it up. The care taker(owner, trained personal, etc.) will do all the work for you.
Question 4) How much does rent a pet cost?
Rent a pet does not cost anything to sign up. If you want to rent a pet then you have to pay for the services that you want. The cost varies on depending on the animal.
Question 5) Where can we email you?
You can email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>!


TORMENT
Rangers legend Andy Goram tells of anguish at horror injury that forced him to quit playing at 55
by Beverley LyonsANDY Goram told of his anguish at how a horror injury has forced him to quit playing at 55.
The Rangers legend revealed he’s hanging up his boots after rupturing his Achilles tendon in an Old Firm charity game.
And the former Scotland goalie admits he can’t risk another match.
Goram said: “I snapped my Achilles — it’s knackered, it’s done.
“I’ll never jog again. I’ll never play again which is hard. That’s me finished.
“It doesn’t make me feel great. Before that you could play but you’d make a fool of yourself but when they said ‘You can’t play’, it’s the worst thing in the world.”
The ex-Motherwell and Hibs keeper was playing with Marvin Andrews, 43, Charlie Miller, 43, Derek Ferguson, 52, and The Scottish Sun on Sunday columnist Frank McAvennie, 59, when he collapsed in agony last year.


Large Buildings
Top 10 large buildings by footprint
Largest Footprint
#
Building Name
Country
City
Footprint
Picture
1
Aalsmeer Flower Auction
Netherlands
Aalsmeer
518000


Gil Pratte
http://
World Wide Webhttps://
Secure World Wide WebOpen Systems Interconnection
It is a conceptual model, not a real one (like IPS)
Consider this an ideal network organization
Like many ISO standards, much of it is formal theory
The concepts are a key element in most modern network system design
Hopefully most of you are old enough to have mailed a box or two at the post office.
So let's pretend, that you are going to upload a recently recorded screencast to YouTube that you have made.
You've made your movie, encoded it to Ogg, and are ready to send it to YouTube. You click the button and...
Its purpose is to exchange data between programs running on the source and destination hosts.
This layer will identify communication partners and determining resource availability.
The movie that you've encoded has been printed out into 29,923,182 still images by the local print shop.
You've dumped them at the Application Counter at post office with where you want it to go, threw some cash on the counter, and walked out.
It handles the transformation of the data coming at it from the Application Layer into a common structure that the lower layers will use
A worker at the Application Counter hands the sheets to Sid, the worker at the Presentation Station.
Sid takes a look at all these sheets of letter-sized paper. This particular post office really likes using A4, so the person changes the size of all the sheets of paper. (i.e., data transformation)
Sid then realizes that there are images that are identical because nothing changed between the movie frames. He discards the extra ones and writes a little note about the duplicates. (i.e. compression)
Sid then decide to fold all of the pieces in thirds because that's the standard way to fold a piece of paper for the post office. (i.e. encryption)
The Session Layer allows devices to establish, manage, and cleanly end sessions which are just a logical persistent link between two processes.
This layer allows those two processes to exchange data over a period of time like minutes, hours, days.
Sally, the Session Station worker, has received the movie from the Presentation Station.
Sally writes the destination on a little ticket, puts it in an order carousel, and yells, "DATA UP!" which alerts everyone in the back room that another round of data is ready to be sent and that Sally should be alerted if something fails between this post office and the receiving post office. (i.e. creates a session)
It determines how to split up the data into smaller units (fragment), and apply headers to it for tracking, order, and addressing. When receiving reassembles back into data.
Takes on the responsibility of ensuring reliable transmission.
The movie has reached Tanya at the Transport Room. She knows that the 23,493,785 pieces of paper is too large a package to send.
She "fragment"s the whole bunch into 24 bundles, the first 23 containing 1,000,000 sheets and the last containing the remainder. (i.e. fragmenting)
Tanya puts each bundle into a box and affixes a label that has a serial number, the order that the bundle fits into the overall group of boxes, and the name of the recipient. (i.e. addressing, ordering)
In the journal she jots down the serial number and "Google Chrome 0x383A983B" which is the application from which the data originated. (i.e. tracking)
She takes all of that, makes a copy of each box, and sends them on to the next station. (i.e. in case of errors)
Once she gets acknowledgement that all of the boxes arrived in good condition she will get rid of the copies.
When sending network layer will
When receiving network layer
The boxes come to Shelly in the Network Bay. She must determine how to send them to the next destination.
If there is a single road between this post office and the final destination, then she will put the boxes on the loading dock for the truck bound for that final stop. However, if there's not a single road between them, she will figure out the best route and put the boxes on the loading dock for the truck heading to the first leg of the route. (i.e. which interface)
Rocky works for the Data Link union and he moves boxes on and off trucks.
Sometimes Rocky unpacks boxes and puts the contents into a number of smaller boxes with enough information that they can be reassembled into one box. (i.e. packets into frames)
Rocky lets his foreman know if any boxes are in bad shape. (i.e. checks for corruption)
Rocky also participates in keeping a list of boxes that are unloaded in case a another one with the exact same label arrives. In this case the duplicate is thrown away. (i.e. drop duplicates)
Ethernet, 802.11, twisted pair, ...
The truck and the road
Internet protocol suite
| OSI | IPS |
|---|---|
| Model then architecture | Architecture then model |
| Conceptual | Concrete |
| Strict boundaries | Loose boundaries |
| 7 layers | 4 layers |
June 1989 open sourced TCP/IP for unix
IBM and others picked it up
Windows 95 joined the party
Application Layer
Tranport Layer
Internet Layer
Link Layer
The purpose of the Application Layer is to provide software applications with services of the Internet like file/data retrieval, send and receive email, publish messages, and use cryptocurrencies.
Design of the protocols of the Applciation Layer tend to follow Jon Postel's law:
[build application protocols with] a general principle of robustness: be conservative in what you do, be liberal in what you accept from others.
Basically, any protocol that uses TCP or UDP lives in the Application Layer.
Examples of Application Layer Protocols
Delivers data from one application to another irrespective of what data that the application sends and what the underlying network looks like. This layer is the one that defines and allows binding to ports.
[provides] one-to-one, connection-oriented, reliable communication service responsible for the establishment of a connection, the sequencing and acknowledgement of packets sent, and the recovery of packets lost during transmission.
reliable stream delivery service which guarantees that all bytes received will be identical with bytes sent and in the correct order.
To establish the connection TCP creates two-way transmission connections with a three-step handshake:
client send SYN flag with random number
server replies with SYN-ACK flag with client's number + 1 and a new random number
client sends ACK flag and server's number + 1
This is IP. It does two things: addressing (IP addresses) and routing. That's it. Figure out where a packet needs to go.
Physical hardware moving packets (from to MAC adresses)
"Cloud computing is a form of Internet-based computing that provides shared computer processing resources and data to computers and other devices on demand."
"You can simply upload your code and Elastic Beanstalk automatically handles the deployment, from capacity provisioning, load balancing, auto-scaling to application health monitoring."
Access all data
Share information if necessary (e.g. legal)
Whatever else is in the privacy policy (that you didn't read)
"In a cloud provider platform being shared by different users there may be a possibility that information belonging to different customers resides on same data server. Therefore, Information leakage may arise by mistake when information for one customer is given to other."
"Additionally, Eugene Schultz, chief technology officer at Emagined Security, said that hackers are spending substantial time and effort looking for ways to penetrate the cloud. "There are some real Achilles' heels in the cloud infrastructure that are making big holes for the bad guys to get into". "
Security
Limited options
Bandwidth
Cost
HTTP functions as a request–response protocol in the client–server computing model.
HTTP is a stateless protocol.
HTTP/1.0 defined GET, POST and HEAD methods.
HTTP/1.1 added: OPTIONS, PUT, DELETE, TRACE and CONNECT.
Is not a standard but a set of constraints, such as being stateless, having a client/server relationship, and a uniform interface.
Normally done using using HTTP.
Employs a verb/noun dialect (e.g. GET /users, GET /users/44, ...).
JSON data to represent data objects and attributes.
Stateless interactions store no client context on the server between requests.
Javascript running the a web browser makes a Ajax call.
The return Json normally results in a change the browser's DOM (Document Object Model)
| PROS | CONS |
|---|---|
| Finally can decouple the server from the client | Must have enough state on client or server (e.g. a wizard) |
| One API for multiple clients (web, iOS, Android, ...) | |
| Atomic call |
A 2009 article by Google engineers Arvind Jain and Jason Glasgow states that more than 99 person-years are wasted daily due to increase in page load time when users do not receive compressed content.
Server challenges for username/password before showing web page.
There is no client/server session.
Authorization: Basic
curl -v --user aerobatic:aerobatic https://auth-demo.aerobatic.io/protected-standard/
Authorization: Bearer
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer QFMYBY4KGDFYNWRPDLRJ" https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3/users/me/
JSON Web Token (JWT) is an open standard (RFC 7519) that defines a compact and self-contained way for securely transmitting information between parties as a JSON object. This information can be verified and trusted because it is digitally signed. JWTs can be signed using a secret (with the HMAC algorithm) or a public/private key pair using RSA.
We been doing this for decades. Log in and check the credentials against your applications database.
Browsers cache html, javascript, css and more.
Proxies can be configured to cache
HTTP Web server (e.g. Apache/Nginx)
Application Server (e.g. Ehcache in Spring)
Databases
What happens when we type http://www.example.com/
in a browser
Generally speaking most server APIs should return in sub-second time. Many server/database performance problem issues are not network issues but instead programming issues or configuring database connection pools.
Poorly configured database connection pooling
Too big a result set
Multiple trips to the database in a single server API
Complicated queries (e.g. subqueries along with multiple outer joins)
Need an expert (or someone close to it) to configure pooling
Web applications normally page list results
Stored procedures to avoid multiple trips
Query a denormalize schema
Besides SQL everything else about a database is proprietary (e.g. configuring caching, master/slave or clustering for reliability, background jobs, ...)
Get yourself a good database administrator
Security is an ever-moving target, and it’s important to pursue a comprehensive, system-wide approach. In security circles we encourage you to adopt "layers of security", so that each layer tries to be as secure as possible in its own right, with successive layers providing additional security. The "tighter" the security of each layer, the more robust and safe your application will be.
At the bottom level you’ll need to deal with issues such as transport security and system identification, in order to mitigate man-in-the-middle attacks.
Next you’ll generally utilise firewalls, perhaps with VPNs or IP security to ensure only authorised systems can attempt to connect.
In corporate environments you may deploy a DMZ to separate public-facing servers from backend database and application servers.
Your operating system will also play a critical part, addressing issues such as running processes as non-privileged users and maximising file system security. An operating system will usually also be configured with its own firewall.
Hopefully somewhere along the way you’ll be trying to prevent denial of service and brute force attacks against the system. An intrusion detection system will also be especially useful for monitoring and responding to attacks, with such systems able to take protective action such as blocking offending TCP/IP addresses in real-time.
nslookup
Translate a name to an IP address
ping
Verify a host exists
traceroute
Find a route from your computer to another
nmap
Scans for valid IP addresses and ports on those hosts
telnet
Has been replaced by ssh
.
Your client becomes a virtual terminal on the remote system.


I've been resolving issues from sonarqube analysis for objective-c. Whenever code existed like this, a critical issue, collapsible if statements, is then reported.
if(someEvaluation){
if(otherEvaluation){
//blablabla
}
}
It suggests the issue to be fixed like this
if(someEvaluation && otherEvaluation){
//blablabla
}
But what if I have the first evaluation checking for object to be not nil and then get the value in the object? Will the program crash if it’s done in the same line of code?
if(dictionary != nil && [dictionary objectForKey:@"key"]){
//blablabla
}
The answer is no. Due to the application of short-circuiting evaluation in C language, the second argument is executed or evaluated only if the first argument does not suffice to determine the value of the expression, which means the first condition will ensure that the dictionary is not nil before executing the second arugument.
Reference Link: stack overflow link, Wikipedia: Short-Circuiting Evaluation


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by Allie Kirkman
by Allie Kirkman
Devin Tarr, a senior actuarial science major, did not know.
Amber Grooms, a freshman music education major, did not know.
Neither did Thomas Rasaki, Alexis Jennings, Michael Kummer, Bria Flood, Kyle McDonald, Ruth Schultz or Taylor Paschal.
Despite it being released campus-wide early last month, none of these Ball State students knew what the Campus Security Report is.
The 2018 Campus Security Report (CSR), better known as the Clery Report, published by the Office of Student Rights and Community Standards, includes campus crime statistics and other information about safety awareness, crime prevention, sexual assault prevention and registered sex offenders.
The university, like all public and private postsecondary institutions that participate in federal Title IX student financial assistance programs, is required to publish this information by Oct. 1 every year, in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act, according to the United States Department of Education. The Clery Act, formerly known as Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act, was signed into law in 1990.
Named after 19-year-old Jeanne Clery, who was raped and murdered in her dorm room at Lehigh University in April 1986, the act is a consumer protection law that aims to provide transparency around campus crime policy and statistics, according to clerycenter.org.
But, after nearly 30 years of reporting, experts are mixed on the measurable effectiveness of the law.
While some say it has brought conversations to light that previously could have been swept under the rug, others say crime victims are still left with the burden of reporting an incident. And there seems to be little evidence that prospective or current students pay any attention to the report when considering a school.
Further, some victim advocates argue that increased report numbers don’t necessarily mean an increase in crime. Instead, those numbers can reflect a campus community that has built a culture of reporting, and that, advocates say, is a good thing.
So, does Clery work?
In addition to making the data available to current students and employees, colleges and universities must notify prospective students and employees that the CSR is available.
Laura Egan, senior director of programs at the Clery Center, based in Strafford, Pennsylvania, said “it is extremely beneficial” for students to gain familiarity and awareness with what the annual report contains.
“Annual security reports are a one-stop-shop for information for students,” Egan said in an email. “From understanding how to report a crime, what the alerts they receive on their phones are for and how to get support for themselves or someone they know if they are the victim of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking — the [campus security report] contains relevant, detailed information for both students and employees that they could need at any time.”
Daniel Carter is president of Safety Advisors for Educational (SAFE) Campuses, an organization that provides training and consultation on safety issues for higher education institutions. Additionally, he is recognized as a national expert on campus crime issues, and he said prior to 1990 when the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act was established, amending the Higher Education Act of 1965, crime information was kept private.
“Essentially campus crime was a black box. It was sealed off. Campus police records were considered private under [Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act] and students essentially had zero access to campus crime information,” Carter said. “There were very few crime logs being publicized and incident reports were not disclosed.”
Clery changed that.
Now, “one of the underlying purposes of the crime statistics is just to put up and out there that crime happens on campus,” Carter said.
While the numbers are available, the majority of students interviewed did not consider public safety a factor before choosing where to go to college.
Daniel Schultz, a sophomore business administration and sales major, said he did little digging into the crimes reported on and around Ball State’s campus before coming to the university last year.
“I think it was at least a peripheral thought,” Schultz said. “I know and believe that campus is a generally safe place, but I know that unsafe events are going on from alerts and friends around the area.”
According to “The Clery Act: Crime Reporting Concerns,” a 2012 manuscript by Ashley Wood and Steven Janosik, there is no evidence that parents and students are using the Act to make decisions regarding where to attend college, and there are no reports that the Act has had an impact on reducing crime.
Early studies indicated that fewer than 27 percent of students and parents know of the Act and fewer than 25 percent of students acknowledge reading campus crime reports, according to the study.
Egan said it is not uncommon that campus community members are not familiar with what an annual security report is or “are only reading it when a crisis is occurring, either for them or the campus.”
Mike Gillilan, director of student rights and community standards at Ball State, who prepares and submits the crime statistics to the U.S. Department of Education, said the number of reports accessed across campus every year are extremely low.
Despite the university having enrollment of more than 22,000, the number of people seeking out the information is typically only in the mid-teens, he said.
“Does anyone actually pay attention to the Clery report?” Gillilan said. “It’s very disappointing. There's a lot of time and effort and worry and anxiety, at least on my part, that goes into making sure that that's available and it's timely and it's accurate.”
Each year, the U.S. Department of Education conducts reviews to evaluate an institution's compliance with the Clery Act requirements. If there are inaccuracies or omissions with reporting campus crimes, institutions can face fines of up to nearly $56,000 per violation.
University Police (UPD) Chief Jim Duckham said the numbers published in the 2018 Campus Security Report aren’t alarming, rather they are what he would expect.
“Nothing is out of the ordinary,” Duckham said. “When we see the numbers going up in particular areas, I really think it’s the product of the programming and students feeling comfortable to report.”
Duckham credited strong reporting numbers to community policing and other programs like how to protect oneself from domestic violence and rape.
UPD also hosts bike registration programs and Lunch with a Cop — all designed as a way to connect with students.
Nancy Chi Cantalupo, a lawyer and author of numerous sexual misconduct and Title IX research articles, said schools that have active responses and resources for reporting victims and survivors will look like “[they] have a serious crime problem,” but that’s not the case.
“Both national and local statistics indicate that every campus currently has this serious crime problem at a similar rate — a rate that tracks the national incidence,” Cantalupo wrote in a journal article she authored, “Burying our heads in the sand: Lack of knowledge, knowledge avoidance, and the persistent problem of campus peer sexual violence,” published by the Georgetown University Law Center.
“The non-reporting phenomenon and how it is created, however, means that the schools that ignore the problem have fewer reports and look more safe, whereas the schools that encourage victim reporting have more reports and look less safe.”
CSRs were also designed to differentiate and rank institutions. So, based on crime statistics, one college or university may look safer or more dangerous compared to another, which Cantalupo said is a flawed comparison.
Gillilan agreed, saying it isn’t “apples to apples” and that trying to compare may be “foolhardy to do” because of the location of the institution, size of student population and educational culture.
“Much bigger institutions, you would expect their equivalent [reports] to be two to three times higher than ours. Are they? Doubt it. Are they lower? Everybody’s got a different situation,” Gillilan said. “The other thing is, people are not paying attention because they simply don’t trust the numbers.”
In an email, Gillilan said schools with higher crime numbers are often ones that have “greater awareness of resources, good campus programming and wide-spread use of trauma-informed practices in police and Title IX investigations.”
Statistics in the annual Clery Report don’t reflect all crimes that occur on and around campus and there can be disparities in how crimes are reported.
For example, CSR shows the number of rapes reported increased, going from 13 total on-campus incidents in 2016 to 21 in 2017. According to that report, another six were reported as non-campus.
But, according to UPD’s Daily Crime Log, five total rapes were reported in 2016 and 10 in 2017. The log is an updated daily summary of incidents reported to the University Police Department.
Both reports are accurate.
So, why are there disparities between the crime log and the campus security report?
“Different disclosures are meant to serve different purposes,” Carter, SAFE Campuses president, said.
Ball State’ s Gillilan said “it is likely impossible” that crime log numbers will identically match CSR numbers. That is largely because of three factors that affect how, why and where a crime is reported.
For example, if a Ball State student is a victim of sexual assault, they have multiple reporting options. A victim may report the incident to university police, who will then share information with the Title IX coordinator, who reviews and initiates a prompt response. That report to police would be included on the crime log and CSR.
But, if a victim does not want to speak to UPD or pursue a criminal investigation, they may choose to only report to a Title IX officer who will still seek information and offer support. That report would only be included in the CSR.
There is no time limit on reporting assaults to the university.
Another complication is related to whether or not Ball State police are able to conduct an investigation. Within that investigation, an initial report of rape, for example, could be changed to a different type of crime depending on what an officer uncovers through the process.
Finally, Ball State’s Duckham said the two reports use different campus boundaries.
UPD’s patrol area stretches from White River Boulevard to McGalliard Road, then from Tillotson Avenue to Wheeling Avenue. Crimes that occur within these boundaries, even at private residences, would be reported in the daily crime log.
Only crimes occurring within Clery geography would be reported in the CSR. Private residences are not included.
If a student falls victim to a crime outside of UPD’s patrol jurisdiction, Duckham said the department would still help assist and provide resources needed, but the criminal case would be handled by the Muncie Police Department.
Ball State UPD, however, would handle all aspects of a case that occur within its patrol area.
“If [a crime] happened at the Four Hundred Apartments, we would respond to that and it would hit our crime log,” Duckham said. “But it wouldn’t hit our Clery report because it’s not occurring in our Clery geography.”
It’s nearly impossible to determine how many sexual assaults actually happen every year. The majority go unreported for a variety of reasons, according to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network, including the fear of retaliation by an assailant and uncertainty over how to report.
Just this semester, four campus-wide Public Safety Advisory alerts have been sent to students regarding sexual assault.
The most recent was Oct. 10 when UPD received a campus security authorities (CSA) report of an attempted sexual assault outside, on the northside of Emens Auditorium, according to the alert. The suspect was described as “a male wearing a windbreaker.”
While no further information was available in the alert, federal law requires CSAs to report non-identifying information about the crime, including the date, the location and type of crime, according to The Office of Victim Services (OVS).
Step In. Speak Up. President Althea McWilliams said the reports the university is seeing are not a bad thing — in fact, she said, it is a good sign.
 I believe that more people are reporting rather than more incidents are occurring,” McWilliams said. “Although on the surface it may not look the best, it really is a victory.”
In addition to Step In. Speak Up., Ball State offers many resources to help sexual assault survivors including OVS’ Peer Victim Advocate Team, Sexual Threat Oppression Prevention (STOP) outreach team from the Counseling Center and Rape Aggression Defense System classes.
While efforts are being made on campuses, Cantalupo believes the Clery Act isn’t doing enough to accurately represent crimes that are occurring. She suggests schools conduct public surveys, which could be included in the campus security or crime report.
“If the Clery Act is ever going to attain its original goal of providing prospective and current students and their parents with accurate information about the incidence of sexual violence on a particular campus, it needs to fundamentally change its approach to collecting that information. Specifically, it needs to stop depending on victim reporting,” Cantalupo said in her journal article.
“Schools should be required to administer a standard survey … [that] would ask students questions designed to determine the incidence of sexual violence without depending on individual survivors to come forward to report.”
Gillilan also believes surveys could be an effective tool to measure and remove some of the burden of reporting from victims. However, he is unsure of what the best tool to gather information could be because students receive hundreds of notifications — texts, email, social media alerts — every day.
Additionally, there is no guarantee that a survey would provide what the campus needs to more accurately measure crime numbers, specifically sexual assault.
“One [assault] is too many. Each of these incidents is tragic and has far-reaching consequences not only for the victim, but also the perpetrator and their friends and families,” Gillilan said in an email. “There is a tangible, negative secondary impact on first responders and those who work with the students who are involved.
“As a university, we can never be satisfied with ‘the number’ or be complacent that ‘we’re doing enough’ to prevent sexual assault.”
Even with its imperfections, Gillilan said Clery does its job with alerting the community and bringing attention to crime information that was previously unknown.
“The law is a consumer protection law and it’s been on the books now for 30 years,” Gillilan said. “So, does it matter? I think it does because it has made all of us — especially those of us who are responsible for this — a lot more aware. We now think, ‘How can we not only check off these boxes as far as compliance, but also make it somewhat effective’ and get the word out to make a difference.”
For McWilliams, change starts with students.
“If we want campus to be safer, we have to change the culture. Each individual contributes to our Ball State culture. We have to hold each other accountable to make the right decisions and respect one another,” McWilliams said. “Awareness is one of the steps to change.”
Contact Allie Kirkman with any comments at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>or on Twitter @alliekirkman15.


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Re-styling login button
Export public key
Export public key - Ethereum
Get account info
Get/show address
- bitcoin, segwit, ethereum
Sign P2PKH transaction
Sign OP_RETURN transaction
Sign multisig transaction
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Sign Ethereum transaction
Sign & Verify message
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Symmetrically encrypt / decrypt value
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Type Function Library native.* Return value WebView Revision Current Public Release (2013.2076) Keywords web view, website, web overlay See also native.showWebPopup()
Loads a remote web page in a webView container. Native webViews differ from web popups in that you can move them (via x
/y
properties), rotate them (via rotation
property), and assign physics bodies to them (in the same manner you would any other display objects.
This API supports loading from either a local file containing HTML content (in one of the System directories) or from a remote website.
Because native webViews are not part of the OpenGL canvas, they do not obey the Corona display object hierarchy. For example, while they can be manipulated using display object methods, they always appear above normal display objects, and cannot be inserted into display groups.
This API should not be confused with the similar (older) native.showWebPopup().
There is a known issue on actual iOS devices in which subsequent "loaded"
events are not triggered. This is currently being investigated.
You must close a webView by calling the removeSelf()
method because returning false in the listener function has no effect (with web popups, which are different from web views, returning false
in the listener closes the web popup—this is not the case with native web views).
Native web views are available on iOS devices, Android devices, and the Corona Simulator for Mac. This feature is not supported by the Corona Simulator for Windows.
Native web views cannot be rotated on Android.
If the web view is displaying web pages from the Internet, then you must add an Internet permission to your "build.settings" file. This permission is unnecessary if the web view will only be displaying local HTML files that do not access the Internet.
settings =
{
android =
{
usesPermissions =
{
"android.permission.INTERNET",
},
},
}
native.newWebView( left, top, width, height )
Numbers. The left/top starting position of the web view.
Numbers. The width/height of the webView object (in pixels).
local webView = native.newWebView( 0, 0, 320, 480 )
webView:request( "http://www.coronalabs.com/" )
-- or
webView:request( "localfile.html", system.ResourceDirectory )
The following example prints the URL and/or errorCode
in the callback listener:
local function webListener( event )
if event.url then
print( "You are visiting: " .. event.url )
end
if event.type then
print( "The event.type is " .. event.type ) -- print the type of request
end
if event.errorCode then
native.showAlert( "Error!", event.errorMessage, { "OK" } )
end
end
local webView = native.newWebView( 0, 0, 320, 480, webListener )
webView:request( "http://www.coronalabs.com/" )
webView:addEventListener( "urlRequest", webListener )
. . .
-- remove the webView as with any other display object
webView:removeSelf()
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Accessing HTML Elements in Jquery
Accessing Elements with Tag Selector
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Student at moringa school, learning how to code
i am a 22yr old male, black hair, dark skin.
i am interested in learning how to code and being good at it. Other interests include animation and photoshop.
i believe i am skilled:-
-swimming
-drawing
-football
some of the projects i have done include one on which manchester united fanatics can go onto to view how their favorite players performed link


Part of elita.models View In Hierarchy
| Method | NewUser | Create a new user object and insert root_tree references for both the user and the computed permissions endpoint. Pipe parameters into User object to get the pw hashed, etc. |
| Method | GetUserTokens | Get all auth tokens associated with user |
| Method | GetUserFromToken | Get username associated with token |
| Method | GetAllTokens | Get all valid tokens |
| Method | NewToken | Create new auth token associated with username and insert reference into root_tree |
| Method | GetUsers | Get all valid users |
| Method | GetUser | Get user document |
| Method | DeleteUser | Delete a single user and root_tree reference |
| Method | DeleteToken | Delete a token and root_tree reference |
| Method | UpdateUser | Update user with keys in doc |
Inherited from GenericChildDataService:
| Method | __init__ | No summary |
| Method | populate_dependencies | Child dataservice classes may need to access methods of siblings. This allows parent dataservice to inject cross dependencies as needed without generating a big reference cycle. |
| Method | NewContainer | Create new container object suitable for a root_tree reference |
| Method | UpdateObject | Generic method to update a particular object (document) with the data in doc |
| Method | AddThreadLocalRootTree | Add new node to thread-local root_tree (copy from mongo's root_tree) |
| Method | RmThreadLocalRootTree | Remove deleted node from thread-local root_tree |
Create a new user object and insert root_tree references for both the user and the computed permissions endpoint. Pipe parameters into User object to get the pw hashed, etc.


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Today in a box I came across my old K&R. Probably the most valuable book I've owned. My copy has been heavily used.
But the unexpected, fun thing was finding an old label on the back cover.
There is a lot in there.
- January 1994. I had just graduated college, driven cross country with my friend Shig, and started my first post-college job. I would have been in that job four months or so and realized that I should just stop borrowing someone else's copy (probably Larry Claman's) and buy my own.
- Purchased at Quantum Books, a great technical bookstore in the shadow of MIT in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It's no longer there. The bar that is there now (Meadhall) is a nice place, and I'm a big fan of beer, but it's not the same.
- According to an inflation calculator, $35 in 1994 is $55 today. That's expensive for a little book, especially to the twenty-two year old me.
- Note the email address<EMAIL_ADDRESS>This was back when mom and pop dialup ISP's where what we all used, people and businesses alike. This particular one, Software Tool & Die, was my private email address at the time too. (Aside: they claim to be the first public dialup ISP, and I have no reason to doubt them)
It was fun being reminded of all this stuff. So the lesson of the story: it's still worth buying books, and when you do, don't remove the labels.


Base of the natural logarithms.
Typically written as "e".
Natural logarithm of 10.
Natural logarithm of 2.
Base-10 logarithm of E.
Base-2 logarithm of E.
The PI constant.
Square root of 1/2.
Square root of 2.
Converts x to a double and returns the arc cosine of the value.
Returns a value in the range -PI..PI, or NaN if x is outside the range -1..1.
Converts x to a double and returns the arc sine of the value. Returns a value in the range -PI..PI, or NaN if x is outside the range -1..1.
Converts x to a dobule and returns the arc tangent of the vlaue. Returns a value in the range -PI/2..PI/2, or NaN if x is NaN.
A variant of atan.
Converts both arguments to doubles.
Returns the angle between the positive x-axis and the vector (b,a). The result, in radians, is in the range -PI..PI.
If b is positive, this is the same as atan(b/a)
.
The result is negative when a is negative (including when a is the double -0.0).
If a is equal to zero, the vector (b,a) is considered parallel to the x-axis, even if b is also equal to zero. The sign of b determines the direction of the vector along the x-axis.
Returns NaN if either argument is NaN.
Converts x to a double and returns the cosine of the value.
If x is not a finite number, the result is NaN.
Converts x to a double and returns the natural exponent, E, to the power x. Returns NaN if x is NaN.
Converts x to a double and returns the natural logarithm of the value. Returns negative infinity if x is equal to zero. Returns NaN if x is NaN or less than zero.
Returns the larger of two numbers.
Returns NaN if either argument is NaN. The larger of -0.0
and 0.0
is 0.0
. If the arguments are otherwise equal (including int and doubles with the same mathematical value) then it is unspecified which of the two arguments is returned.
Returns the lesser of two numbers.
Returns NaN if either argument is NaN. The lesser of -0.0
and 0.0
is -0.0
. If the arguments are otherwise equal (including int and doubles with the same mathematical value) then it is unspecified which of the two arguments is returned.
Returns x to the power of exponent.
If x is an int and exponent is a non-negative int, the result is an int, otherwise the result it is a double.
Notice that an int result cannot overflow, but a double result might be double.INFINITY.
Converts x to a double and returns the sine of the value.
If x is not a finite number, the result is NaN.
Converts x to a double and returns the positive square root of the value.
Returns -0.0 if x is -0.0, and NaN if x is otherwise negative or NaN.
Converts x to a double and returns the tangent of the value.
The tangent function is equivalent to sin(x)/cos(x)
and may be infinite (positive or negative) when cos(x)
is equal to zero. If x is not a finite number, the result is NaN.
A random number generator. The default implementation supplies a stream of pseudo-random bits which is not suitable for cryptographic purposes.
Creates a random-number generator. The optional parameter seed is used to initialize the internal state of the generator. The implementation of the random stream can change between releases of the library.
Implementation note: The default implementation uses up to 64-bits of seed.
Generates a random boolean value.
Generates a positive random floating point value uniformly distributed on the range from 0.0, inclusive, to 1.0, exclusive.
Generates a positive random integer uniformly distributed on the range from 0, inclusive, to max, exclusive.
Implementation note: The default implementation supports max values between 1 and ((1<<32) - 1) inclusive.


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