| Draws an image or frame of an animImage on the screen. |
| handle = variable image handle previously designated x = the 'x' location of the screen to display the graphic y = the 'y' location of the screen to display the graphic frame = the frame number of the AnimImage to display (optional; 0 is assumed) |
Command Description:
| This command draws a previously loaded graphic. This command draws both single image graphics (loaded with the LoadImage command) as well as animated images (loaded with the LoadAnimImage command). You specify where on the screen you wish the image to appear. You can actually 'draw' off the screen as well by using negative values or positive values that are not visible 'on the screen'. Finally, if you are using an animated image (loaded with the LoadAnimImage), you can specify which frame of the imagestrip is displayed with the DrawImage command. One of the most common problems new Blitz programmers face when using drawing commands is that even though they draw the graphic to the screen, they never see it! Remember, Blitz Basic is fast ... too fast for the human eye. You will have to either continuously draw the image over and over again (like the way a cartoon or TV works), clearing the screen each time a change is made (this is called double buffering); or you will need to delay Blitz's execution long enough in 'human time' to let you SEE the picture. We will do the double buffering approach. |
Example:
| ; LoadImage and DrawImage example ; Declare a variable to hold the graphic file handle Global gfxPlayer ; Set a graphics mode Graphics 640,480,16 ; Set drawing operations for double buffering SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; Load the image and assign its file handle to the variable ; - This assumes you have a graphic called player.bmp in the ; same folder as this source code gfxPlayer=LoadImage("player.bmp") ; Let's do a loop where the graphic is drawn wherever the ; mouse is pointing. ESC will exit. While Not KeyHit(1) Cls ; clear the screen DrawImage gfxPlayer,MouseX(),MouseY() ; Draw the image! Flip ; flip the image into view and clear the back buffer Wend |


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A collection of chassis models and related components
Information
This package contains all the chassis models and chassis component models
for the 'SimpleCar' package. Some of the physical characteristics in this
package were found in the Bosch Automotive Handbook, 3rd Edition.
Generic car assembly
Information
This model contains the primitives necessary to
model the chassis of a car. This is a very simple model
with only a single inertia and not compliances in the
car frame.
Parameters
| Name | Default | Description |
| vehicle_mass | 1200 | Vehicle curb weight [kg] |
| final_drive_ratio | 3.43 | Final drive ratio |
Modelica definition
model GenericCar "Generic car assembly"
extends Interfaces.Chassis;
parameter Modelica.SIunits.Mass vehicle_mass=1200
"Vehicle curb weight";
parameter Real final_drive_ratio=3.43 "Final drive ratio";
Types.KilometersPerHour kmh "Vehicle speed";
Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational.IdealGear final_drive(final ratio=
final_drive_ratio);
Chassis.Tire tire;
Modelica.Mechanics.Translational.SlidingMass vehicle_inertia(final m=
vehicle_mass);
equation
connect(tire.body_force, vehicle_inertia.flange_a);
connect(tire.road_force, road);
connect(final_drive.flange_b, tire.axle);
connect(final_drive.flange_a, power);
kmh = der(vehicle_inertia.flange_a.s)*3.6;
speed.signal[1] = kmh;
end GenericCar;
Tire model
Information
This tire model connects to a driven axle as well as the
vehicle chassis and the road. The rotational velocity
of the axle is used to compute the relative translational
velocity between the road and the vehicle chassis based on
the tire radius.
Parameters
| Name | Default | Description |
| tire_radius | .35 | Tire radius [m] |
Modelica definition
model Tire "Tire model"
parameter Modelica.SIunits.Radius tire_radius=.35 "Tire radius";
protected
Modelica.SIunits.Position s_rel
"Relative speed between chassis and road";
public
Modelica.Mechanics.Translational.Interfaces.Flange_a road_force;
Modelica.Mechanics.Rotational.Interfaces.Flange_a axle;
Modelica.Mechanics.Translational.Interfaces.Flange_b body_force;
equation
road_force.f = axle.tau/tire_radius;
road_force.f + body_force.f = 0;
// road_force.s = body_force.s;
s_rel = axle.phi*tire_radius;
body_force.s = road_force.s + s_rel;
end Tire;
Modelica definition
model Road
Modelica.Mechanics.Translational.Interfaces.Flange_a road_surface;
equation
road_surface.s = 0;
end Road;
Sports Car Chassis
Information
This model extends the generic car chassis with the physical
characteristics of the Ford Mustang.
Parameters
| Name | Default | Description |
| vehicle_mass | 1250 | Vehicle curb weight [kg] |
| final_drive_ratio | 3.45 | Final drive ratio |
Modelica definition
model SportsCarChassis "Sports Car Chassis"
extends Chassis.GenericCar(vehicle_mass=1250, final_drive_ratio=3.45);
equation
connect(final_drive.flange_b, wheel);
end SportsCarChassis;
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A blog and Social networking site for JNTUH college of Engineering, Hyderabad alumni. Created using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap for frontend, php for backend, mySQL for database.
Quest is a Technical Symposium of CSE dept. JNTUHCEH. and this website was created for showcasing the events using HTML, Bootstrap for frontend, php for backend, mySQL.
>A Online Quiz Application for Technical skill assessment useful for companies to evaluate candidates. Developed using MEAN stack and has been tested for multiple parallel users and has found to be working well.
>Indic languages create a great challenge in text mining due to high dimensionality thus we explored the effects of feature reduction techniques on such languages.
>A Hybrid app to help users to cope up in case of a disaster. Provides customised check list in case of low magnitude disaster and provides list of safer areas in case of higher magnitude earthquake. Created during NASA SpaceApps Hackathon using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap for frontend, php for backend, mySQL for database.
A website that allows to host and participate in events. Created using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap for frontend, php for backend, mySQL for database.
A web application which allows you to merge projects, find a team for your ideas. Created using HTML, CSS, js for frontend, JSP & Servlets for backend, PostgreSQL for database.
This project is intended to create an exploration environment, in which students can learn through and also provide teachers with a good teaching aid. Features such as interview preparation, blogs from college seniors and links to important books are also available.
A web application to calculate the gate score of CSIT paper just by giving in the responses url. Created using python - flask deployed on heroku
A web application to get the results of IPE-TS-1st year 2020 name-wise. Created using python - flask deployed on heroku
A list of 20,000(appx) most used valid english words scraped from wikipedia. Using beautiful soup, selenium, enchant
A web app displaying a calendar. HTML, CSS, js, Bootstrap for frontend.
A basic calculator application which uses postfix expression evaluation using a stack. It is created using HTML, CSS, js, Bootstrap for frontend.
A web app simulating the famous tic-tac-toe(x's and o's) game in three modes: easy, medium, hard(min-max approach). HTML, CSS, js, Bootstrap for frontend.
An android application with basic drawing options line, brush, circle, color-picker.
An almost scientific calculator application created using Java awt package.


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A simple object for manipulating the structure of HTML `table`s.

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Fixed modifier
The table fixed modifier forces all cells within a table to occupy the same width as each other. This also has performance benefits: because the browser does not need to (re)calculate cell dimensions based on content it discovers, the table can be rendered very quickly.


---
layout: game-page
title: Static
year: 2020
semester: Fall
description: "A short horror game set in a TV shop. Created for the Bit Bridge Halloween Jam 2020.
Itch.io page
Jam page"
tags: Windows Mac Singleplayer Game-Jam Unity
project_members: {
George Whitfield: "Design, programming",
Dominic Calkosz: "Design, programming",
Carter Williams: "Design, programming, art",
Joseph Perrino: "Design, programming, art"
}
stage_game_path: static/
builds: {
Windows: "Static [Enhanced Edition].zip",
Mac OS X: "Static [Enhanced Edition].app.zip",
"Windows [Jam Edition]": "Static [Jam Edition].zip"
}
thumbnail: Static_TV.png
top-img: Static_TV.png
screenshots: [
Static_store_light.png,
Static_store_dark.png,
Static_monster.png,
Static_note.png,
Static_menu.png,
Static_controls.png,
Static_credits.png,
Static_Jam_Badge.png
]
# Optional
build_instructions: Simply unzip the download file and run the exectuable within.
top-img-fit: cover
# top-img-fit options:
# "cover" - Cover the entire top area with the image, without squashing/stretching
# "fill" - Fit the FULL image into the top area, squashing/stretching as necessary
---


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Please note that the offcanvas module is very basic at the moment and will be extended in the future.


Heathcare.AI™ is HCAT's AI framework that expands the use and use cases for effective AI for our customers.
In order to call out and tie together the uses of AI in our products, we recommend using standard visual branding. When someone sees this branding we want them to think "Oh! I know what this is, and it's going to be really useful. I love Healthcare.AI." There are two formats for this branding:
When space allows, this is the preferred format.
For cases with limited space, use this secondary style. Also include the preferred 'Standard' format elsewhere on the page.
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Every developer needs to perform refactoring in his Professional career. You need Refactoring when you feel your code is not maintainable or scalable. With complex design some time is it very hard to develop a new feature and refactoring is essential. Refactoring is a very critical task because it can open a door for bugs.
When I start refactoring, the first thing I do is analyze entire code end to end. I will not code utile I get a good understanding of impact. When I am going through the code I need a way to add comments to a line or method level. This is where IntelliJ TODO tool helps.
What is IntelliJ TODO tool?
It’s tool window where you can able to refer all comment which you mentioned in your Tool pattern setting. IntelliJ is continuous scanning project for this TODO pattern and when the pattern matches, display comment on tool window. By default, IntelliJ have two TODO pattern //TODO and //FixMe. These matches any comment Starting with //TODO and //FixMe
To see all your TODO comments open TODO tool windows from View -> Tool Windows -> TODO or (Alt + 6)
You have all your TODO Comment displayed over here. You have 3 option to limit your scope. It means if you select “Project” scope, scan happens on all project files. For more information, you can refer: TODO tool Window
How to create Custom TODO pattern?
You can define your own TODO pattern in IntelliJ.Once you add this pattern, IntelliJ scan for this pattern and display matching items in IntelliJ tool window. Go to Setting -> Editor -> TODO for adding new pattern
As you can see we have 2 default pattern already configured. Click on Plus Icon to add new Pattern
You need to define Your pattern here. I have configured \bhello\b.* which will map all comment starting from hello. You can use Regular Expression Syntax Reference To define Your Pattern. You can also change the color scheme of comment also. After saving changes you can able to see all your comment starting with Hello in TODO tool Window
TODO comment with Refactoring :
Now we know how to add TODO pattern we can use it in our refactoring. When I start Refactoring I have one JIRA Id for a task. I will create one TODO pattern with this Id. For example, I have 1245 as Jira Id so I create a pattern like \b1245\b.*. After this, I will start my code analysis and when I need to add some points I will add a comment with 1245 in a prefix. Now I can see all comments in TODO tool window.
In a large project, It is possible that you have so many TODO comments. Finding particular comment will become a pain in such situations. You can create your TODO filter so that Only specific comments will be filtered.
Create TODO Filter:
Go to Setting -> Editor -> TODO and click plus to add a filter.
Select Pattern which will be included in this filter and save changes. Now on TODO tool window open filter menu. Select Your filter and your all comment will be filtered by selected pattern.
Now I have all my comment filtered, I can work on my code to resolve it. Now It’s easy to go to impacted code through TODO tool. I also can track how much work is pending by a number of comments in TODO tool window.
When I am done with refactoring and committing my code, I can select “Check TODO” options in my “Before Commit” section. What it will do is scan all files and check if any TODO item is pending or not. You can also apply a filter to scan particular pattern.
Conclusion:
I developed this technique over the time while working on many refactoring tasks. This is like creating my refactoring checklist which tracks my progress. By doing this systematically we can reduce the probability of bugs.
I am happy to have some feedback to improve this technique further!


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public override void
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Class collections.CheckedMap
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Class collections.CheckedMap
java.lang.Object
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+----collections.CheckedCollection
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+----collections.CheckedMap
- public class CheckedMap
- extends CheckedCollection
- implements UpdatableMap
CheckedMap supports standard update operations on maps.
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CheckedMap(UpdatableMap)
- Wrap Map m inside a checker
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aKeyOf(Object)
- Checks collections.Map.aKeyOf according to its specification
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at(Object)
- Checks collections.Map.at according to its specification
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canIncludeKey(Object)
- Checks collections.Map.canIncludeKey according to its specification
-
checkPut(Map, Map, Object, Object, boolean)
- Helper for checking put*
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checkRemoveAt(Map, Map, Object, boolean)
- Helper for checking remov*
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clone()
- Make a Checked clone of underlying collection
-
includesAt(Object, Object)
- Checks collections.Map.includesAt according to its specification
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includesKey(Object)
- Checks collections.Map.includesKey according to its specification
-
keys()
- Checks collections.Map.keys according to its specification
-
prev()
- return casted version of CheckedCollection.prev.
-
putAt(Object, Object)
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.putAt according to its specification
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puttingAt(Object, Object)
- Checks collections.Map.puttingAt.
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removeAt(Object)
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.removeAt according to its specification
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removingAt(Object)
- Checks collections.Map.removingAt
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replaceElement(Object, Object, Object)
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.replaceElement according to its specification
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thys()
- return casted version of CheckedCollection.thys.
CheckedMap
public CheckedMap(UpdatableMap m)
- Wrap Map m inside a checker
clone
protected Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException
- Make a Checked clone of underlying collection
- Overrides:
- clone in class CheckedCollection
thys
public UpdatableMap thys()
- return casted version of CheckedCollection.thys.
prev
public UpdatableMap prev()
- return casted version of CheckedCollection.prev.
canIncludeKey
public boolean canIncludeKey(Object key)
- Checks collections.Map.canIncludeKey according to its specification
- See Also:
- canIncludeKey
includesKey
public synchronized boolean includesKey(Object key)
- Checks collections.Map.includesKey according to its specification
- See Also:
- includesKey
includesAt
public synchronized boolean includesAt(Object key,
Object value)
- Checks collections.Map.includesAt according to its specification
- See Also:
- includesAt
keys
public synchronized CollectionEnumeration keys()
- Checks collections.Map.keys according to its specification
- See Also:
- keys
at
public synchronized Object at(Object key) throws NoSuchElementException
- Checks collections.Map.at according to its specification
- See Also:
- at
aKeyOf
public synchronized Object aKeyOf(Object element)
- Checks collections.Map.aKeyOf according to its specification
- See Also:
- aKeyOf
putAt
public synchronized void putAt(Object key,
Object element) throws IllegalElementException
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.putAt according to its specification
- See Also:
- putAt
puttingAt
public synchronized Map puttingAt(Object key,
Object element) throws IllegalElementException
- Checks collections.Map.puttingAt.
- See Also:
- puttingAt
removeAt
public synchronized void removeAt(Object key)
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.removeAt according to its specification
- See Also:
- removeAt
removingAt
public synchronized Map removingAt(Object key)
- Checks collections.Map.removingAt
- See Also:
- removingAt
replaceElement
public synchronized void replaceElement(Object key,
Object oldElement,
Object newElement) throws IllegalElementException
- Checks collections.UpdatableMap.replaceElement according to its specification
- See Also:
- replaceElement
checkPut
protected void checkPut(Map nc,
Map oc,
Object key,
Object element,
boolean verchk)
- Helper for checking put*
checkRemoveAt
protected void checkRemoveAt(Map nc,
Map oc,
Object key,
boolean verchk)
- Helper for checking remov*
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Teaching
I’m very passionate about STEM education and pedagogical practices, especially as they relate to the math hesitant and to traditionally underrepresented groups in the sciences. My teaching statement and sample course materials are available on request.
In May 2022, I earned a Certificate of College Teaching Preparation from the Yale University Poorvu Center for Teaching and Learning, which also meets the requirements for CIRTL Associate. And, to the end of better conveying complex material to learners (and the public in an outreach capacity), I earned a Certificate in Science Communication through the Northwestern University Center for Interdisciplinary Exploration and Research in Astrophysics SCOPE program in June 2022.
I also maintain astroteaching.github.io, where I have aggregated various open source course materials and visualizations/resources to make it easier for other instructors to find. Please feel free to e-mail me if you’d like to see something added!
Below is a list of my specific teaching involvements (past + present); evaluations are linked where available.
University of Chicago
I am a Graduate Fellow of the Chicago Center for Teaching & Learning. As a Fellow, I am charged with developing and delivering instruction and programming related to teaching and pedagogy to other early career scholars at the University of Chicago.
Yale University
Lead Instructor, Yale Young Global Scholars, 2020 - 2022
- Summer 2020 (evaluations)
- STEM11AP: Astronomy Sans the White Dudes
- STEM12AP: Introduction to Extragalactic Astrophysics
- STEM13AP: Physics Sans the White Dudes
- STEM14AP: Introduction to Stellar Astrophysics
- Summer 2021 (evaluations)
- IST21AvaP/IST31AvaP: Introduction to Extragalactic Astrophysics
- IST22AvaP/IST32AvaP: Monetizing Misinformation – what happens when astronomers sell out the science
- IST23AvaP/IST33AvaP: Astronomy Sans the White Dudes
- IST24AvaP/IST34AvaP: Introduction to Stellar Astrophyics
- Summer 2022 (evaluations)
- IST11AvaP: Introduction to Extragalactic Astrophysics
- IST12AvaP: Monetizing Misinformation – what happens when astronomers sell out the science
- IST13AvaP: The $pace Industry – Manifest Destiny and the Final Frontier
- IST14AvaP: Dancing in the Dark – Exploring the dark sector
Graduate Teaching Fellow, 2019 - 2021
- ASTR 110: Planets & Stars, Dr. Michael Faison, Fall 2019 (4.6/5.0)
- ASTR 170: Introduction to Cosmology, Prof. Priya Natarajan, Spring 2020 (N/A due to COVID-19)
- ASTR 110: Planets & Stars, Prof. Michael Faison, Fall 2020 (4.7/5.0)
- ASTR255/PHYS295: Research Methods in Astrophysics, Prof. Héctor Arce, Fall 2021 (4.1/5.0)
- Tutorials created for students in ASTR 255 are available here.
Teaching Assistant, Yale Summer Program in Astrophysics, 2019 - 2020
Northwestern University
Grader, Physics 330-2: Classical Mechanics, Prof. Nathaniel Stern, Winter 2019
Peer-Guided Study Group Facilitator, Academic Support and Learning Advancement (Searle Center for Advancing Learning & Teaching), 2017 - 2019
- Physics 135-1, Prof. David Taylor and Prof. Art Schmidt, Fall 2017
- Physics 135-2, Prof. Deborah Brown, Winter 2018
- Physics 135-3, Prof. Deborah Brown, Spring 2018
- Physics 135-1, Prof. Deborah Brown, Fall 2018
- Physics 135-2, Prof. Deborah Brown, Winter 2019
- Physics 135-3, Prof. Deborah Brown, Spring 2019
N’Cat Tutor, Northwestern Athletics, 2017 - 2019
Learning Assistant, Physics 135-3, Prof. Zosia Krusberg, Searle Center for Advancing Learning & Teaching, Spring 2018
Mentorship
I’m also very interested in good mentorship practices. I have worked with a number of high school students, both through my research involvements in graduate school and through Polygence.
My past students are listed below. If you are a high schooler interested in working with me through Polygence, just make sure to list me as your preference for mentor when you go through the application process.
I’m sometimes approached by students for informational interviews; please do reach out if you’re interested in learning more about my research or trajectory. One of the most informative things I did as an undergraduate (which I wish I had done even sooner) was cold email astrophysicists at various career stages to chat about their work and path to/through science.
Yale University
- Rohan S. (Choate Rosemary Hall) – Integrated light photometry, galaxy morphology, Dragonfly Wide-Field Survey
Polygence
- Anagha R. – “Finding the constant of an accelerating universe: the Hubble constant” (JOURNYS)
- Cora C. – “Fourth order integration of the solar system”
- Anirudh K. – “A review of black hole X-ray transients”
- Jacqueline H. – “A surface brightness profile of M31 from archival SDSS data” (JOURNYS, submitted)
- Jeshwanth M. – “Multi-messenger observability of neutron star binary systems” (JOURNYS, submitted)
- Tommaso F. – “The correlation between the luminosity of active galactic nuclei and host galaxy parameters”
- Saanvi K. – “A review of modern X-ray instrumentation”
- Gabriel K. – “Fitting Luminosity Decay Curves of Long Gamma-Ray Bursts, Short Gamma-Ray Bursts, Magnetar Flares, and Kilonovae” (in prep for submission to a HS journal)
- Aaron F. – “How do our solar system’s planets fit with other exoplanets?”
- Paul B. – Redshift, radial velocity measurements (in prep for submission to a HS journal)
- Maitrii P. – Cosmology
- Harshitha M. – “What evidence points to the existence of Planet 9?” (in prep for submission to a HS journal)
- Nishant Kartik N. – Dark matter
- Mahika K. – Sky brightness; correlation with lunar phase, seeing, azimuthal angle
- Ila B. – Recovering the X-ray light curve of SNe


Master of Science with 2+ years of work experience in software development and information Technology.Admiral communication skills, with ability to work in multi-cultural & geographically dispersed teams, withStrong passion towards programming. Great appreciation and feedback from my previous project manager and senior architect @ Dell EMC
East Carolina University presented unprecedented scale and diversity of opportunity. In my two years at ECU, curriculum comprises of challenging course which expand knowledge and grip with differnet programming languages.
During my Master's I got an opprotunity to work as Technical Assistant with Global Understanding department My role in beginning was to debug and resolve error in current websites. Later on new functionality were introduced which need to be implemented and documented. IBM Rational Rose was used to design documentation. Apart from my that, I lead team of Tech Support for videoconference sessions taking place at ECU. I had to train them with related technologies and assign them day-to-day task.
Resume/CVWorked with CloudIQ team, As part of Internship I had to developed and implemented Java/Spring base Micro service named Sanity Test Micro service. Entire Micro service was developed using J2EE, Spring framework, Spring cloud service and Hibernate (ORM). PostgreSQL was used for storing and retrieving data. It configures a dummy data similar to real life data to test the environment.
That Micro service gets deployed on Pivotal Cloud Foundry to serve business logic. Main Feature of that Micro services was to test sanity of entire environment before moving to Production environment. Developed test automation packages for testing whole environment on Pivotal Cloud Foundry
SanityTest Micro services will run JUnit test cases and produce JSON output related to success/fail of test case. Used Swagger-UI for dynamically generating beautiful documentation from Swagger-compliant API. Worked effectively in an Agile SDLC model and Scrum environment. Created design documents using UML diagrams. Presented to team, explaining entire process and architecture.
Global Understanding department is associated with East Carolina University and my role was to be Technical Assistant, helping develop and maintain their web application. Gathered the requirements for the development of website. Debugged & resolved errors in the application to ensure smooth launch using PHP, HTML, CSS. MySQL was used for storing and retrieving data. Created design documents using UML diagrams using IBM Rational Rose.
Apart from that, I led team of Tech Support for videoconference sessions taking place at ECU. I had to train them with related technologies and assign them day-to-day task.
Started this position as an trainee at Emeblink and shadowed senior engineer to come up to speed. Later became part of a team an dmy duites were to analyzed market standards and requirements for web application. Participate in user requirements gathering, writing Functional Specifications, Technical Specifications.
Led a team of 4 members to design and develop, code and implement online web applications. Designed the architecture for the project using J2EE and standard J2EE framework. Involved in developing web UI using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, JQuery and AJAX. Actively participated in the daily SCRUM meetings to produce quality deliverables within time. Involved in creating the use cases, class diagrams and sequential diagrams using Rational Rose Debugged and resolved errors in the application to ensure a smooth launch.3


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Bernie Sanders' 2020 campaign says that it has received more than 4 million donations from people nationwide.
During Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign, he didn't reach that number of contributions until after winning the New Hampshire primary. That's when the Vermont senator was rising from virtual unknown nationally to credible challenger of Hillary Clinton, the eventual Democratic nominee.
Sanders campaign manager Faiz Shakir says, "This is what momentum looks like."
Last week, the Sanders campaign said it had made more than 7.75 million calls and sent more than 63 million text messages, mostly to voters in early states. Sanders began running for president in February.
The campaign's announcement came on the eve of the latest Democratic primary presidential debate in Atlanta.

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It consists of 9 persons which has a goal to strengthen relationship between members in IMT-ITB. Having fun, doing sport, camping, and manymore.
Telemotion is an annual event that contains IoT Competition for high school and talkshow. Telemotion is held by Telecommunications Engineering Student Union (IMT-ITB). My division had responsible to looking for media partner that can socialize the event.
Strengthening relationship between the members in IMT is the goal of Internal Division. Having fun, for instance doing sport, camping, and manymore.
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The second largest lake in Kerala, Ashtamudi Lake is situated in the Kollam district. The lake runs over a length of 16 kilometres and covers almost 30% of the town of Kollam. Its name, Ashtamudi has been derived from two words 'Ashta' meaning eight and 'Mudi' meaning branch, thereby stating the fact that lake has eight branches. All the eight branches converge into a single channel that meets with the Arabian Sea. The lake is fed by the major river, Kallada. Coconut trees and palms surround the entire vicinity of the lake adding to its beauty.
Snuggled between the dense woods of Western Ghats, Thenmala is a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated in Kollam, Kerala. With winding roads, dotted with rubber and tea plantations, Thenmala boasts of being the first planned ecotourism spot in India. Spread over acres of dense timber trees, the name 'Thenmala' translates to Honey Hill suggesting the supply of high-quality honey from the region. This honey has medicinal properties because of the surrounding floral varieties and is exported in large amounts.
Jatayu Nature Park is a rock-themed park which got opened on November 25, 2017. Built to promote mythology and adventure tourism, the tourism centre boasts of 6D theatre, a digital audio-visual room, cable car and ayurvedic cave resort. It is also home to umpteen adventure activities including paintball, laser tag, archery, bouldering, rock climbing, air-rifle shooting etc. The primary attraction of the park, however, is the world's largest stone-cut bird sculpture replicating Jatayu, the mythical bird from Ramayana.


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A6: I would like them to work with me and find the most effective way for me to progress my learning - I intend on finishing the foundations material long before it is due.
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AngleSharpDocument
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AngleSharpDocumentProvider
An implementation of IReadsAndWritesDocument which uses the AngleSharp HTML parsing library. See https://anglesharp.github.io/ for more information.
AngleSharpNode
Implementation of INode which is based upon an AngleSharp AngleSharp.Dom.INode.
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Abstract base class for an IAttribute, containing functionality which is neutral to the specific implementation.
AttributeSearcher
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Abstract base class for an IDocument, containing functionality which is neutral to the specific implementation.
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Abstract base class for implementations of IReadsAndWritesDocument. This class takes care of some boilerplate logic related to the validation of parameters and raising an exception if the operation is to be cancelled.
DocumentReaderWriterRegistry
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HapAttribute
An implementation of IAttribute based upon an HTML Agility Pack HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlAttribute.
HapDocument
An implementation of IDocument which is based upon an HTML Agility Pack HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlDocument.
HapDocumentProvider
An implementation of IReadsAndWritesDocument which uses the HtmlAgilityPack (aka "HAP") HTML parsing library. See https://html-agility-pack.net/ and https://github.com/zzzprojects/html-agility-pack for more information.
HapNode
Implementation of INode which is based upon an HTML Agility Pack HtmlAgilityPack.HtmlNode.
Namespace
Represents a namespace for an IDocument, INode or IAttribute.
NodeBase
Abstract base class for an INode, containing functionality which is neutral to the specific implementation.
NodeExtensions
Extension methods for INode.
NodeOmitter
Implementation of IOmitsNode which makes use of an IReplacesNode to replace a node with its children.
NodeReplacer
Implementation of IReplacesNode which replaces a node (upon its parent) using a collection of replacement nodes.
NodeReplacerExtensions
Extension methods for IReplacesNode.
ReaderWriterServiceLocator
A really simple class which holds a reference to an instance of IReadsAndWritesDocument. This is used for dependency-injecting a reader.writer object into per-scope services which need it. No logic except for ZptDocumentRenderer and the Bootstrap DI module should actually reference this type.
WellKnownNamespaceProvider
Implementation of IGetsWellKnownNamespace which uses string constants.
XhtmlOnlyXmlUrlResolver
A specialisation of System.Xml.XmlUrlResolver which resolves only XHTML 1.0 and XHTML 1.1 entities. This class does not permit the direct usage of network requests, it makes use of a IGetsXhtmlDtds as its source for the DTD/entity/module resources.
XmlAttribute
An implementation of IAttribute based upon an XML System.Xml.Linq.XAttribute.
XmlDocument
An implementation of IDocument which is based upon
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XmlDocumentProvider
An implementation of IReadsAndWritesDocument which uses the XML/Linq API built-into .NET Framework and dotnet core. See also: System.Xml.Linq.XDocument
XmlNode
Implementation of INode which is based upon an XML System.Xml.Linq.XNode.
XmlReaderSettingsFactory
Implementation of IGetsXmlReaderSettings which gets a resolver that will parse DTDs and which uses a local set of XHTML DTDs.
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IAttribute
Abstraction for a DOM attribute.
ICanReplaceRootNode
Applied to a IDocument which may replace the root node of its DOM.
IDocument
Abstraction for a DOM document.
IGetsDocumentReaderWriterForFile
An object which selects the correct implementation of IReadsAndWritesDocument for a specified filename or path.
IGetsWellKnownNamespace
A provider for well-known namespaces related to ZPT.
IGetsXhtmlDtds
An object which can get an XHTML DTD based on an absolute Uri.
IGetsXmlReaderSettings
An object which gets the System.Xml.XmlReaderSettings for reading XML documents in ZptSharp.
IHasDocumentSourceInfo
An object which may provide information about the source of a document (for example a file on disk).
IHasNodes
An object which has may contain child instances of INode.
INode
Abstraction for a DOM node.
IOmitsNode
An object which can be used to omit a specified node. Omitting an node node is essentially equivalent to replacing that node node with its children.
IReadsAndWritesDocument
An object which may read & write IDocument instances to/from streams. This is the core interface of "a document provider".
IReplacesNode
Replaces the specified node with a collection of replacement nodes.
ISearchesForAttributes
An object which may perform a recursive search of a specified container, finding all attributes which match a spec.
IStoresCurrentReaderWriter
An object which provides access to the current document reader/writer. This interface is only used within the scope of a rendering request, and so generally-speaking should not be used as part of the public API.


Since 2011, the online resource of thousands of educational videos has been heralded as the “savior of education” and a model for flipped classrooms (I’m going to bite my tongue on this one), and now, the go-to place for “personalized learning.” There’s a whole lot of bad in here for a lot of different reasons. But, the newest piece, the idea of personalized learning delivered by Khan Academy, is dangerous.
How do you recognize an LMS? This is what I came up with:
Remember, an LMS is a machine, nothing more, nothing less. It will only give what you put into it.
Now, back to my question. Khan Academy.
“Personalized learning” has popped up in KA promotional materials lately. (It is the phrase you use in a conference proposal to make sure it’s picked up.) The problem is that the personalized learning offered by most third party groups isn’t personalized at all. It’s actually randomized degree of difficulty. In other words, it’s a giant, adaptive test bank that feigns its way into schools under the guise of personalization. Students are still stuck in the system. They are still forced through the steps and procedures. They have no choice in how to demonstrate their learning other than the built in, old fashioned assessments. Personalization is being eroded because either companies are really good at sales and marketing, or we’re all looking for the wrong things.
And this is why Khan Academy is nothing more than a big, fancy LMS.  If you have students, assignments, announcements, documents, and assessments poured into one place, it becomes very difficult to see any reason to step away from that construct. Sure, they make the teachers life easier, but once you’re in, it’s hard to get out (mostly because of time constraints, not necessarily procedures to switch platforms).
The big difference between “traditional” systems is that the teacher was in control of the content. Not so with Khan Academy, and this is why it’s more dangerous than the others. Teachers and schools are diving into the system because of the helpful data and videos, but at the same time, they’re unwittingly sacrificing any option for a student to choose to do something different.
We’re asking the wrong questions when it comes to evaluating learning tools for our students.
While enticing, we should not be jumping toward anything that has content baked into the system. It becomes too easy to begin relying on that content as the backbone of your course, whether you “mean” to or not. Good intentions don’t count when students’ interests are sacrificed for the sake of simplicity.
What are you really using the LMS for? Too often, a LMS is a one-way communication tool with students simply uploading materials to turn in for grades. What limitations are place on them when it comes to choosing their learning opportunities? What options do students have to ask insightful questions and then find resources to report those out? What kind of content can be brought into the system to be used as a resource by anyone else in that system?
Ask yourself when you plan on allowing students to truly direct their own learning. If you can’t come up with a reasonable answer, ask yourself “why not?”
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Class: Aws::CloudFormation::Types::StackSetDriftDetectionDetails
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Overview
Detailed information about the drift status of the stack set.
For stack sets, contains information about the last completed drift operation performed on the stack set. Information about drift operations in-progress isn't included.
For stack set operations, includes information about drift operations currently being performed on the stack set.
For more information, see Detecting unmanaged changes in stack sets in the CloudFormation User Guide.
Constant Summary
Instance Attribute Summary
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#drift_detection_status ⇒ String
rw
The status of the stack set drift detection operation.
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#drift_status ⇒ String
rw
Status of the stack set's actual configuration compared to its expected template and parameter configuration.
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#drifted_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of stack instances that have drifted from the expected template and parameter configuration of the stack set.
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#failed_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of stack instances for which the drift detection operation failed.
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#in_progress_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of stack instances that are currently being checked for drift.
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#in_sync_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The number of stack instances which match the expected template and parameter configuration of the stack set.
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#last_drift_check_timestamp ⇒ Time
rw
Most recent time when
::Aws::CloudFormation
performed a drift detection operation on the stack set. -
#total_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
rw
The total number of stack instances belonging to this stack set.
Instance Method Summary
::Aws::Structure
- Included
| #to_hash | Alias for Structure#to_h. |
Instance Attribute Details
#drift_detection_status ⇒ String
(rw)
The status of the stack set drift detection operation.
COMPLETED
: The drift detection operation completed without failing on any stack instances.FAILED
: The drift detection operation exceeded the specified failure tolerance.PARTIAL_SUCCESS
: The drift detection operation completed without exceeding the failure tolerance for the operation.IN_PROGRESS
: The drift detection operation is currently being performed.STOPPED
: The user has canceled the drift detection operation.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#drift_status ⇒ String
(rw)
Status of the stack set's actual configuration compared to its expected template and parameter configuration. A stack set is considered to have drifted if one or more of its stack instances have drifted from their expected template and parameter configuration.
DRIFTED
: One or more of the stack instances belonging to the stack set stack differs from the expected template and parameter configuration. A stack instance is considered to have drifted if one or more of the resources in the associated stack have drifted.NOT_CHECKED
:::Aws::CloudFormation
hasn't checked the stack set for drift.IN_SYNC
: All of the stack instances belonging to the stack set stack match from the expected template and parameter configuration.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#drifted_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of stack instances that have drifted from the expected template and parameter configuration of the stack set. A stack instance is considered to have drifted if one or more of the resources in the associated stack don't match their expected configuration.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#failed_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of stack instances for which the drift detection operation failed.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#in_progress_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of stack instances that are currently being checked for drift.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#in_sync_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The number of stack instances which match the expected template and parameter configuration of the stack set.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#last_drift_check_timestamp ⇒ Time
(rw)
Most recent time when ::Aws::CloudFormation
performed a drift detection
operation on the stack set. This value will be NULL
for any stack
set on which drift detection hasn't yet been performed.
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end
#total_stack_instances_count ⇒ Integer
(rw)
The total number of stack instances belonging to this stack set.
The total number of stack instances is equal to the total of:
# File 'gems/aws-sdk-cloudformation/lib/aws-sdk-cloudformation/types.rb', line 7969
class StackSetDriftDetectionDetails < Struct.new( :drift_status, :drift_detection_status, :, :total_stack_instances_count, :drifted_stack_instances_count, :in_sync_stack_instances_count, :in_progress_stack_instances_count, :failed_stack_instances_count) SENSITIVE = [] include Aws::Structure end


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Author: Taro Toyoizumi, Jean-pascal Pfister, Kazuyuki Aihara, Wulfram Gerstner
Abstract: We derive an optimal learning rule in the sense of mutual information maximization for a spiking neuron model. Under the assumption of small ﬂuctuations of the input, we ﬁnd a spike-timing dependent plasticity (STDP) function which depends on the time course of excitatory postsynaptic potentials (EPSPs) and the autocorrelation function of the postsynaptic neuron. We show that the STDP function has both positive and negative phases. The positive phase is related to the shape of the EPSP while the negative phase is controlled by neuronal refractoriness. 1
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Forum: Public ReviewIssue: UNINITIALIZED-ELEMENTS
Forum: CLEANUP
References: DEFSTRUCT (p308), MAKE-ARRAY (pp287-288)
Moon's public review comment #3 (X3J13/92-3203)
Issue BOA-AUX-INITIALIZATION
Category: CLARIFICATION
Edit history: 24-Jun-91, Version 1 by Hornig
12-Aug-91, Version 2 by Pitman (flesh out Problem Description
and Examples, light editing of other sections, add endorsement)
20-Dec-92, Version 3 by Loosemore (update writeup to reflect
draft 12.24; proposal is unchanged)
08-Jan-93, Version 4 by Loosemore (more comments from Moon)
Status: Version 2 failed 4-5-1 at Dec 1991 meeting
Version 4 passed 9-0-0 at Mar 1993 meeting
Problem Description:
CLtL says of ARRAY element initial values (p287):
If the :initial-element option is omitted, the initial
values of the array elements are undefined (unless the
:initial-contents or :displaced-to option is used.)
[Similar remarks are made for :initial-contents and
:displaced-to.]
CLtL says of DEFSTRUCT slot initial values (p308):
If no default-init is specified, then the initial contents
of the slot are undefined and implementation-dependent.
From this wording, the draft specification (12.24) has chosen to say that
uninitialized array elements have an "implementation-dependent value",
but that "the consequences are undefined" if an attempt is made to read
an uninitialized structure slot.
Aside from the inconsistency being a source of confusion, the language
in the array section would seem to prevent implementations from
diagnosing references to uninitialized array slots in high-safety code,
something that would be very helpful in debugging.
Proposal UNINITIALIZED-ELEMENTS:CONSEQUENCES-UNDEFINED:
Specify that the consequences of reading an uninitialized array
element or structure slot are undefined.
Test Case:
#1: (LENGTH (LIST (AREF (MAKE-ARRAY 1) 0)))
returned 1 under CLtL and draft 12.24
but has undefined consequences under this proposal.
#2: (DEFSTRUCT (KONS (:CONC-NAME "") (:CONSTRUCTOR KONS)) KAR KDR)
returned 1 under CLtL
but has undefined consequences under draft 12.24 and this proposal.
Rationale:
This change will permit, but not require, an implementation to detect
reading of uninitialized values. Reading an uninitialized value usually
indicates a programming error. Implementations which wish to ease
debugging may detect this error and report it to the user.
Implementations are already required to detect references to
uninitialized symbol value and function cells in high safety mode,
and to uninitialized slots in objects of types STANDARD-OBJECT
and CONDITION in all safety modes.
Current Practice:
Symbolics currently initializes uninitialized array elements to a
type-dependent value. Symbolics currently detects references to
uninitialized structure slots and calls the SLOT-UNBOUND generic
function.
Cost to Implementors:
None.
Cost to Users:
This change might affect user programs which read uninitialized slots
but then do absolutely nothing with the value (such as those in the
Examples section). In pracitce, there probably aren't a lot of
programs with that property.
Cost of Non-Adoption:
Users will not be able to detect this important class of programming
errors reliably.
Benefits:
High-safety implementations may continue to detect these problems.
Aesthetics:
Most people think it is unaesthetic to read a value which has not been
initialized.
Some people think it is unaesthetic to have the language initialize
things to unspecified values.
Editorial impact:
The sections of text affected by this proposal are already flagged
in the TeX sources for the draft.
Discussion:
Hornig, Pitman, Moon, and Loosemore have expressed support for some
version of this proposal.
Version 2 of this proposal failed by a narrow margin at the December
1991 meeting, but the same issue was raised again by Moon's public review
comment #3.
According to Kent Pitman, the current inconsistency arose because some
people were concerned that "implementations might have to blow out in
the printer when someone did (MAKE-ARRAY 4)". But various people wanted
reading uninitialized structure slots to have undefined consequences
because "the presence of CLOS and STRUCTURE-CLASS and SLOT-UNBOUND
implies that it is reasonable for an implementation to call SLOT-UNBOUND
and for SLOT-UNBOUND to signal an error when such a slot is accessed".
Moon says:
I don't see anything in the standard that requires the printer to
"blow out" when printing an object for which there are applicable
functions that have undefined consequences. After all, the printer is
not (required to be) a portable program and is not required to call
any particular functions (except for PRINT-OBJECT on instances of
user-defined classes).


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Please refer to the README.md file in the repo for more details on how to use the app the various configuration files.
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Please refer to the README.md file in the repo for more details on how to use the app the various configuration files.


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Are you doing content strategy the right way? Use this content strategy template to create your own best practices and wow your clients.
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Why Google Getting Into Native Ads Is Great News for Content Marketers
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The Comprehensive Guide to Content Marketing Analytics & Metrics | Content ...
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You’ve read all of your free items this month.
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To Change Employee or Customer Behavior, Start Small
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Tips from Google and behavioral economics.
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Next-Gen Social Analytics Are Transforming Digital Marketing
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It wasn’t so long ago that social media analytics meant looking at one-off engagements—fans, followers, likes—and using this info to make major ...
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Images in Question Answers, Carousels, and Knowledge Panels at Google - ...
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When Google introduced us to the knowledge graph, it also introduced us to pictures and the possibility of other kinds of rich content (video, audio, ...
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The lack of a single customer viewpoint is holding marketers back from executing personalization tactics, according to research. Fragmented and ...
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Utilizing social-media data in your content-marketing efforts can provide a fresh and creative twist to online advertising.
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Forget everyone else's opinions on how to do social media. These are the real mistakes to avoid.
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The “Wow!” Moment is about your Customer… Not your Product
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In the early stages of on-boarding your new customer, getting them to that “Wow!” moment — or getting quick “wins” — is great and should be your ...
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The glitter of social media makes email seem a bit stodgy but the inbox is still the path to a customer's heart.
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