The report
was commissioned by the Learning and Skills Improvement Service (
LSIS
) and Ofsted to highlight how colleges can build on best practice and ensure the education and training they are providing is at least good or outstanding.
Successful colleges shared the same characteristics centred on strong governance and management as well as a clear vision and direction. The determination and drive of senior leadership teams in making sure their visions, values and culture were embedded in the ethos of their colleges, were evident in those that were outstanding or improving quickly.
National Director for Learning and Skills, Matthew Coffey said:
This report highlights the effective practice of successful colleges in raising standards as well as examining factors which can lead to decline. This review should be used as a guide for college governors and staff to disseminate good practice, helping them to understand how to improve performance and overcome barriers that may lead to decline.
Successful colleges always had strong leadership and management and the importance of this cannot be underestimated. All the elements of this report are inextricably linked to the actions and behaviours of leaders and managers and the example they set. In outstanding and improving colleges staff were more willing to accept change and could easily describe what their college stood for. As a result leadership teams were better placed to act decisively to tackle underperformance and secure improvement.
LSIS
Chief Executive Rob Wye said:
This report confirms that the importance of outstanding leadership and management, underpinned by informed governance, cannot be underestimated. It is also clear that robust and honest self-review and reflection is a vital ingredient of any provider’s improvement journey. The evidence in this report confirms what many will have thought for a long time: that the best colleges are those where the teaching, learning and assessment delivers excellent results which match the needs of learners, employers and the local community.
LSIS
commissioned this report to ensure that we all gained a thorough understanding of how colleges improve.
LSIS
is focused on improvement across the sector and there is much for other providers, as well as colleges, to consider and learn from this report.
Good and outstanding colleges were not afraid of the self-assessment process even if it was self-critical as they understood it was integral to both their and the college’s improvement.
While there was no single explanation as to why colleges underperformed there were often many interrelated reasons and common features. Often there was complacency, and lack of ambition, direction and vision from senior staff. Too often leaders and managers were overly preoccupied with finance or capital buildings projects to the detriment of promoting good teaching and learning or developing the curriculum.
Self-assessment reports in weaker colleges were often over-optimistic and lacked critical insight, which brought about limited improvements. This was often also coupled with a defensive inward-looking approach, where colleges were slow to accept change or act when data showed decline.
Weaker colleges were often made up of a higher proportion of temporary staff who were not properly managed either due to weak lines of accountability or weak performance management processes.
Notes to Editors
-
The Office for Standards in Education, Children’s Services and Skills (Ofsted) regulates and inspects to achieve excellence in the care of children and young people, and in education and skills for learners of all ages. It regulates and inspects childcare and children’s social care, and inspects the Children and Family Court Advisory Support Service (Cafcass), schools, colleges, initial teacher training, work-based learning and skills training, adult and community learning, and education and training in prisons and other secure establishments. It assesses council children’s services, and inspects services for looked after children, safeguarding and child protection.
-
The Learning and Skills Improvement Service (
LSIS
) is the sector-led body formed to accelerate quality improvement, increase participation and raise standards and achievement in the Further Education (FE) and Skills sector in England.
LSIS
is dedicated to working in partnership with all parts of the FE and Skills sector in order to build on the sector’s own capacity to design, commission and deliver improvement and strategic change as well as sustain self improvement.
LSIS
is responsible for developing and providing resources that help colleges and providers implement initiatives and improve quality. This is achieved by commissioning products and services, identifying and sharing good practice throughout the system, and providing tailored programmes of support.
-
Media can contact the
LSIS
Press Office through<PHONE_NUMBER>3 or 07929 016781 or email
claire.gill@lsis.org.uk


Capability Risk Overview
Capabilities are what your application actually does; they are just like features, except they are tied to a specific Attribute and Component pair.
This shows the Total Risk to your application, taking into account all Risk Sources.


I am an embedded software engineer and my project is written in C. I started programming in C and learnt computer algorithm and data structure in C like most of the Korean software developers around my age. I can say C is my mother tongue.
My native language is Korean. My parent is Korean and I have been living in Korea all my life except for 3 months trip to Australia. But I do speak English as well. I have no problem on written/verbal communication in English. I can't stop talking when I hang out with English-speaking foreign friends. I gave many seminars and trainings in SanJose, CA. I don't feel any frustration with speaking English.
My second language is Python. I can code all the programs that I wrote in C into Python. The CGI script working behind my webserver is in Python. When some idea pops into my head on my way home, I draw a sketch via Python programming application in my phone. From simple shell script to an application with curses UI(https://github.com/kkangshawn/SimpleWiFi), Python language is my first option just like English is when I write a document.
What else?
Truth to be told, I have not been involved with any of Java projects at my work. I only made a few Java program as a prototype before I got used to Python. Therefore, if the question is asking me whether I have a proven record of making Java application, my answer is No.
However, if I am asked whether I am capable of making a good Java program, I'd say YES.
Algorithms, Data structure, Design pattern, and other aspects composing a good software engineer are language independent. In comparison with acquiring solid knowledge in these fundamentals, it is not a big deal to learn a new language.
I worked on a project that developed an application for Miracast(name varies by manufacturer, e.g. Wi-Fi display, Screen Mirroring, Chromecast, and so on). It was in C++ with boost library which provides diverse containers and Java-like designs. Singleton pattern, Finite State Machine, Multi-threading, IPC, and many object-oriented properties were brought to the application. My python applications also use many techniques that can be seen in Java. There are just few things left that make me feel new to Java language.
Moreover, I feel comfortable in learning a new language. I write a code in C, C++, Python, HTML, javascript. I am friendly with a syntax of json, xml, css. New languages, Kotlin for example, which I am fond of lately, no longer show me something new. They just surprise me showing off their tidy handy grammar. Time taken to learn languages decreases over and over. I am not underestimating the difficulty but now it needs a couple of months for me to get adapted.
If no trouble, then it's a matter of preference
There are foreigners living in Seoul. Some of them, more than expected, don't speak Korean. A friend of mine told me they do not actually need to learn Korean because every signs has English translation on it, every waiter/waitress gets an order in English. Every bus and subway tells them a name of stop in English, even in Japanese and Chinese as well. If I don't think about emotional aspects, like repect from here, I have no reason to blame them because no Korean asks them to speak Korean.
A few years ago, I visited Japan for travel. I spoke English on my first day and felt huge frustration in communication. So I spent that night to refresh my knowledge in Japanese which I studied for 4 years during high school and university. It was not that difficult as I felt like it was yet alive in my body and brain. From next day, I had no problem.
Last year, I went business trip to Shenzhen, China. I took an Elementary Chinese class for 3 months more than 5 years ago. Since business language was English there were no problem at work. But there were always problems elsewhere. I was not able to come back to my hotel because taxi driver did not understand English name of my hotel and I did not know how to pronounce the name in Chinese. So, simply I learnt it. It was definately easier than when I studied Japanese not because Chinese is easier than Japanese but because I am trained learning a new language. With the similarity in vocabulary I can see that there are something common that accelerate the progress. Anyway, I had no problem from next day, on coming back to the hotel, at least.
My point is, language is not a barrier to me. It just needs a couple of months to use, that's it. If I come across a new (key)word, I just go open a dictionary/search google. This takes tiny fraction of my time and won't repeat more than 5 times, from my experience I'm sure of that.
Language is not a problem to me. I am accustomed to heterogeneity. And fortunately, I like a new challenge.


Radio host in Denver says he was fired for criticizing Trump
by The Associated PressDENVER — A Denver radio host says he was fired from a conservative station after criticizing President Donald Trump.
The Denver Post reported that Craig Silverman says he was fired in the middle of his show on news and talk radio station 710 KNUS Saturday.
Silverman says he was interrupted during a segment about former Trump personal attorney Roy Cohn that included critical remarks about the president.
He says the broadcast was interrupted by a network news report before the station’s program director entered the studio and said, “You’re done.”
The former Denver chief deputy district attorney hosted “The Craig Silverman Show” for more than five years.
The web page for Silverman’s show has been removed from the station’s website.
KNUS representatives did not immediately respond to a request for comment.


Fuel
-
Browser Client
This client can be used to validate the entire Fuel ORU from the browser! Simply "Connect" to Web3 (e.g.
MetaMask
).
Restart
Sync
Stop
Connect


Struct Triangle
Represents the dimension of a triangle.
Inherited Members
Namespace: GameOverlay.Drawing
Assembly: GameOverlay.dll
Syntax
public struct Triangle
Constructors
| Improve this Doc View SourceTriangle(Point, Point, Point)
Initializes a new Triangle using the given Points.
Declaration
public Triangle(Point a, Point b, Point c)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Point | a | The lower-left Point of this Triangle. |
| Point | b | The lower-right Point of this Triangle. |
| Point | c | The upper-center Point of this Triangle. |
Triangle(Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32, Int32)
Initializes a new Triangle using the given Points.
Declaration
public Triangle(int a_x, int a_y, int b_x, int b_y, int c_x, int c_y)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Int32 | a_x | The x-coordinate of the lower-left Point of this Triangle. |
| Int32 | a_y | The y-coordinate of the lower-left Point of this Triangle. |
| Int32 | b_x | The x-coordinate of the lower-right Point of this Triangle. |
| Int32 | b_y | The y-coordinate lower-right Point of this Triangle. |
| Int32 | c_x | The x-coordinate of the upper-center Point of this Triangle. |
| Int32 | c_y | The y-coordinate upper-center Point of this Triangle. |
Triangle(Single, Single, Single, Single, Single, Single)
Initializes a new Triangle using the given Points.
Declaration
public Triangle(float a_x, float a_y, float b_x, float b_y, float c_x, float c_y)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Single | a_x | The x-coordinate of the lower-left Point of this Triangle. |
| Single | a_y | The y-coordinate of the lower-left Point of this Triangle. |
| Single | b_x | The x-coordinate of the lower-right Point of this Triangle. |
| Single | b_y | The y-coordinate lower-right Point of this Triangle. |
| Single | c_x | The x-coordinate of the upper-center Point of this Triangle. |
| Single | c_y | The y-coordinate upper-center Point of this Triangle. |
Fields
| Improve this Doc View SourceA
The lower-left Point of this Triangle.
Declaration
public Point A
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Point |
B
The lower-right Point of this Triangle.
Declaration
public Point B
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Point |
C
The upper-center Point of this Triangle.
Declaration
public Point C
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Point |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceEquals(Object)
Returns a value indicating whether this instance and a specified Object represent the same type and value.
Declaration
public override bool Equals(object obj)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Object | obj | The object to compare with this instance. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | true if |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceGetHashCode()
Returns the hash code for this instance.
Declaration
public override int GetHashCode()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Int32 | A 32-bit signed integer hash code. |
Overrides
| Improve this Doc View SourceToString()
Converts this Triangle structure to a human-readable string.
Declaration
public override string ToString()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| String | The string representation of this Triangle. |
Overrides
Operators
| Improve this Doc View SourceEquality(Triangle, Triangle)
Determines whether two specified instances are equal.
Declaration
public static bool operator ==(Triangle left, Triangle right)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Triangle | left | The first object to compare. |
| Triangle | right | The second object to compare. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | true if |
Inequality(Triangle, Triangle)
Determines whether two specified instances are not equal.
Declaration
public static bool operator !=(Triangle left, Triangle right)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Triangle | left | The first object to compare. |
| Triangle | right | The second object to compare. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Boolean | true if |


This page should redirect you to
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/0B_xHmzNKe4EEb083emxTM3ItYVE


|
Multimap constructors & destructors
Syntax:
#include <map> multimap(); multimap( const multimap& c ); multimap( iterator begin, iterator end, const key_compare& cmp = Compare(), const allocator& alloc = Allocator() ); ~multimap(); Multimaps have several constructors:
The default destructor is called when the multimap should be destroyed. The template definition of multimaps requires that both a key type and value type be supplied. For example, you can instantiate a multimap that maps strings to integers with this statement: multimap<string,int> m; You can also supply a comparison function and an allocator in the template: multimap<string,int,myComp,myAlloc> m; For example, the following code uses a multimap to associate a series of employee names with numerical IDs: multimap<string,int> m; int employeeID = 0; m.insert( pair<string,int>("Bob Smith",employeeID++) ); m.insert( pair<string,int>("Bob Thompson",employeeID++) ); m.insert( pair<string,int>("Bob Smithey",employeeID++) ); m.insert( pair<string,int>("Bob Smith",employeeID++) ); cout << "Number of employees named 'Bob Smith': " << m.count("Bob Smith") << endl; cout << "Number of employees named 'Bob Thompson': " << m.count("Bob Thompson") << endl; cout << "Number of employees named 'Bob Smithey': " << m.count("Bob Smithey") << endl; cout << "Employee list: " << endl; for( multimap<string, int>::iterator iter = m.begin(); iter != m.end(); ++iter ) { cout << " Name: " << iter->first << ", ID #" << iter->second << endl; } When run, the above code produces the following output. Note that the employee list is displayed in alphabetical order, because multimaps are sorted associative containers: Number of employees named 'Bob Smith': 2 Number of employees named 'Bob Thompson': 1 Number of employees named 'Bob Smithey': 1 Employee list: Name: Bob Smith, ID #0 Name: Bob Smith, ID #3 Name: Bob Smithey, ID #2 Name: Bob Thompson, ID #1 |


Package for a Network assisted algorithm for Epigenetic studies using mean and variance Combined signals: NEpiC. NEpiC combines both signals in mean and variance differences in methylation level between case and control groups searching for differentially methylated sub-networks (modules) using the protein-protein interaction network.
| Version: | 1.0.1 |
| Depends: | igraph, PairedData |
| Published: | 2016-03-26 |
| Author: | Peifeng Ruan |
| Maintainer: | Peifeng Ruan <pruan12 at fudan.edu.cn> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| CRAN checks: | NEpiC results |
| Reference manual: | NEpiC.pdf |
| Package source: | NEpiC_1.0.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: NEpiC_1.0.1.zip, r-release: NEpiC_1.0.1.zip, r-oldrel: NEpiC_1.0.1.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: NEpiC_1.0.1.tgz, r-oldrel: NEpiC_1.0.1.tgz |
| Old sources: | NEpiC archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=NEpiC to link to this page.


I thought I'll publish the demos of my TechEd sessions... so I am writing kind of in a time-travel-style here;).
I hope you enjoyed the littel fun-demo-session on Wednesday at TechEd in Barcelona on Office Development. Here you can find the complete VS2008 solution and demo parts that I used for building the litte community solution with SharePoint, VSTO 2008 and Office Open XML...
I'd be happy about any feedback personal feedback on this session as the numbers and scores are often not enough to really improve things;) Looking forward to meet you next year again...


Prize Money Distributions- Road 8 kilometers
Individual Races $76,000 Central Park Challenge 15 Mar 2008 New York NY/USA 51,600 Shamrockin Run 16 Mar 2014 New Orleans LA/USA 50,000 Nike Women's Race 10 May 1992 Washington DC/USA 43,600 Shamrockin' Run 15 Mar 2015 New Orleans LA/USA 42,000 USA Championships 26 Mar 2005 New York NY/USA 38,000 USA Championships 18 Mar 2007 New York NY/USA 38,000 Shamrockin Run 17 Mar 2013 New Orleans LA/USA 25,000 Nike Women's Race 12 May 1991 Washington DC/USA 25,000 Shamrockin' Run 13 Mar 2016 New Orleans LA/USA 24,750 Maggie Valley Moonlight Run 25 Aug 1990 Maggie Valley NC/USA 10 24,450 Nike Women's Race 13 May 1990 Washington DC/USA 24,100 NW Natural Gas Spring Classic 25 Apr 1993 Portland OR/USA 23,500 USA Championship 27 Sep 2008 Akron OH/USA 23,400 IPMC SunTrust Bank Crazy 8's 11 Jul 2009 Kingsport TN/USA 23,250 Indian Path Medical Center Crazy 8's 12 Jul 2008 Kingsport TX/USA 23,200 SunTrust Bank Crazy 8's 14 Jul 2007 Kingsport TN/USA 22,200 NYRR 8000 05 Apr 2003 New York NY/USA 22,000 NW Natural Gas Spring Classic 28 Apr 1991 Portland OR/USA 22,000 Maggie Valley Moonlight Race 28 Aug 1993 Maggie Valley NC/USA 21,500 Carnival Miami RRCA Championship 10 Mar 1990 Miami FL/USA 20 21,500 USA Championship 27 Mar 2004 New York NY/USA 20,550 Northwest Natural Gas Spring Classic 29 Apr 1990 Portland OR/USA 20,233 Crazy 8's 13 Jul 2002 Kingsport TN/USA 20,200 Central Fidelity Women's Race 12 Sep 1993 Alexandria VA/USA 20,100 SunTrust Bank Crazy 8's 17 Jul 2010 Kingsport TN/USA 20,000 Nike Women's Race 14 May 1989 Washington DC/USA 20,000 NW Natural Gas Spring Classic 26 Apr 1992 Portland OR/USA 20,000 USA Championships 06 Apr 2002 New York NY/USA 19,650 USA Men's Championship 11 Jun 2011 Carmel IN/USA 18,800 City of Alhambra Moonlight 26 Oct 1991 Alhambra CA/USA 30 17,400 Riverside Twilight 21 May 1989 Agawam MA/USA 17,250 Maggie Valley Moonlight 24 Aug 1991 Maggie Valley NC/USA 15,900 NW Natural Gas Spring Classic 30 Apr 1989 Portland OR/USA 15,610 Alhambra Moonlight 27 Oct 1990 Alhambra CA/USA 15,400 Maggie Valley Moonlight 26 Aug 1989 Maggie Valley NC/USA 15,400 Fifth Season 04 Jul 2006 Cedar Rapids IA/USA 15,150 Carolina 07 Feb 1998 Columbia SC/USA 15,000 City of Alhambra Moonlight 29 Oct 1988 Alhambra CA/USA 14,900 USA Women's Championships 06 Feb 1999 Columbia SC/USA 14,800 USA Women's Championship 10 Feb 2001 Columbia SC/USA 40 14,500 Bank of America Shamrock Shuffle 21 Mar 2010 Chicago IL/USA 14,350 Fifth Season 04 Jul 2007 Cedar Rapids IA/USA 14,250 City of Alhambra Moonlight 28 Oct 1989 Alhambra CA/USA 13,810 La Corrida Bulloise 15 Nov 2014 Bulle SUI 13,500 Fifth Season 04 Jul 2005 Cedar Rapids IA/USA 13,400 Fifth Season 04 Jul 2010 Cedar Rapids IA/USA 13,300 Uptown Run- Elite 25 Mar 2006 Dallas TX/USA 12,950 MacKensie Run 14 Jul 1997 Toronto ON/CAN 12,950 Fifth Season 04 Jul 2012 Cedar Rapids IA/USA 12,910 Crazy 8's 17 Jul 1999 Kingsport TN/USA 50 By Year 2017 $545 Harriers Pioneer 08 Jan Saanichton BC/CAN 2016 25,000 Shamrockin' Run 13 Mar New Orleans LA/USA 2015 43,600 Shamrockin' Run 15 Mar New Orleans LA/USA 2014 51,600 Shamrockin Run 16 Mar New Orleans LA/USA 2013 38,000 Shamrockin Run 17 Mar New Orleans LA/USA 2012 12,950 Fifth Season 04 Jul Cedar Rapids IA/USA 2011 19,650 USA Men's Championship 11 Jun Carmel IN/USA 2010 20,100 SunTrust Bank Crazy 8's 17 Jul Kingsport TN/USA 2009 23,400 IPMC SunTrust Bank Crazy 8's 11 Jul Kingsport TN/USA 2008 76,000 Central Park Challenge 15 Mar New York NY/USA 2007 38,000 USA Championships 18 Mar New York NY/USA 2006 15,400 Fifth Season 04 Jul Cedar Rapids IA/USA 2005 42,000 USA Championships 26 Mar New York NY/USA 2004 21,500 USA Championship 27 Mar New York NY/USA 2003 22,200 NYRR 8000 05 Apr New York NY/USA 2002 20,233 Crazy 8's 13 Jul Kingsport TN/USA 2001 14,800 USA Women's Championship 10 Feb Columbia SC/USA 2000 12,100 Crazy 8's 15 Jul Kingsport TN/USA 1999 14,900 USA Women's Championships 06 Feb Columbia SC/USA 1998 15,150 Carolina 07 Feb Columbia SC/USA 1997 12,950 MacKensie Run 14 Jul Toronto ON/CAN 1996 12,800 Fujitsu Run for the Kids 15 Jun San Jose CA/USA 1995 12,650 Fujitsu Run for the Kids 17 Jun San Jose CA/USA 1994 5,000 Shamrock Sportsfest 19 Mar Virginia Beach VA/USA 1993 24,100 NW Natural Gas Spring Classic 25 Apr Portland OR/USA 1992 50,000 Nike Women's Race 10 May Washington DC/USA 1991 25,000 Nike Women's Race 12 May Washington DC/USA 1990 24,750 Maggie Valley Moonlight Run 25 Aug Maggie Valley NC/USA 1989 20,000 Nike Women's Race 14 May Washington DC/USA 1988 15,000 City of Alhambra Moonlight 29 Oct Alhambra CA/USA 1987 6,800 Fifth Season 04 Jul Cedar Rapids IA/USA 1986 7,000 Fifth Season 04 Jul Cedar Rapids IA/USA 1985 4,000 Flagpole 04 Jul Dallas TX/USA 1984 4,950 Trudgers Women's 24 Jun San Pedro CA/USA 1983 none known 1982 none known 1981 none known 1980 none known All Years- Men and Women Combined $297,268 Crazy Eights Kingsport TN/USA 271,644 Fifth Season Cedar Rapids IA/USA 226,425 Shamrock Virginia Beach VA/USA 219,700 New York RRC New York NY/USA 158,200 Shamrockin Run New Orleans LA/USA 139,625 Ro-jack's Run Attleboro MA/USA 120,750 NW Natural Gas Spring Portland OR/USA 119,450 Nike Women's Race Washington DC/USA 101,500 Maggie Valley Moonlight Maggie Valley NC/USA 100,160 Ice Breaker Great Falls MT/USA 10 98,875 Brian's Run West Chester PA/USA 98,615 La Corrida Bulloise Bulle SUI 90,875 Diet Pepsi San Juan PUR 88,540 Shamrock Shuffle Chicago IL/USA 78,875 Drake Relays Des Moines IA/USA 77,600 Virginia Richmond VA/USA 76,160 Alhambra Moonlight Alhambra CA/USA 72,150 Rothman Institute Philadelphia PA/USA 71,050 Uptown Run Dallas TX/USA 69,200 Union Tribune San Diego CA/USA 20 67,925 Riverside Twilight Agawam MA/USA 64,580 Carolina Columbia SC/USA 63,705 Spring Runoff Toronto ON/CAN 57,390 Fujitsu Run for the Kids San Jose CA/USA 48,700 Balmoral Road Races Balmoral SCO 42,160 Tom Ausherman Memorial Chambersburg PA/USA 38,530 White Rose Run York PA/USA 32,750 North Coast Challenge Westlake OH/USA 31,950 Rotary Twilight Rockville MD/USA 31,300 St Patrick's Day St Paul MN/USA 30 24,695 Bon-Ton/York Newspaper York PA/USA 23,100 Beat the Bridge Seattle WA/USA 22,650 Governor's Cup Columbia SC/USA 20,000 Cherry Creek Sneak Denver CO/USA 16,570 Dieci Miglia del Garda Navazzo di Gargnano ITA 13,925 Belmar Run Belmar NJ/USA 13,340 Pioneer Saanichton BC/CAN 9,575 Johnnycake Jog Painesville OH/USA 8,150 AUL Governor's Cup Finale Indianapolis IN/USA 7,700 Nordstrom on Broadway Portland OR/USA 40 3,900 Red Rose Run Lancaster PA/USA 3,845 Bit Silvesterlauf Trier GER 3,725 Bill Luti Concord NH/USA 3,500 Reno Gazette Journal Jog Reno NV/USA 3,320 Ollie Road Race South Boston MA/USA 2,845 Corrida de Aleluia Sao Roque BRA 2,000 Alaska Women's Run Anchorage AK/USA 1,800 Alta Alta UT/USA 1,650 John Demille Bethel Firecracker Bethel CT/USA 600 Robbie Burns Day Run Burlington ON/CAN 50 All Years- Men $182,750 Crazy Eights Kingsport TN/USA 159,200 New York RRC New York NY/USA 138,397 Fifth Season Cedar Rapids IA/USA 117,075 Shamrock Virginia Beach VA/USA 79,100 Shamrockin Run New Orleans LA/USA 69,475 Ro-jack's Run Attleboro MA/USA 68,050 NW Natural Gas Spring Portland OR/USA 56,275 La Corrida Bulloise Bulle SUI 52,500 Brian's Run West Chester PA/USA 51,150 Maggie Valley Moonlight Maggie Valley NC/USA 10 49,725 Diet Pepsi San Juan PUR 48,130 Ice Breaker Great Falls MT/USA 47,750 Riverside Twilight Agawam MA/USA 44,685 Shamrock Shuffle Chicago IL/USA 39,250 Virginia Richmond VA/USA 39,075 Drake Relays Des Moines IA/USA 38,250 Uptown Run Dallas TX/USA 36,300 Rothman Institute Philadelphia PA/USA 35,750 Union Tribune San Diego CA/USA 30,745 Spring Runoff Toronto ON/CAN 20 29,020 Fujitsu Run for the Kids San Jose CA/USA 27,925 Balmoral Road Races Balmoral SCO 20,685 Tom Ausherman Memorial Chambersburg PA/USA 19,085 White Rose Run York PA/USA 18,400 North Coast Challenge Westlake OH/USA 17,550 St Patrick's Day St Paul MN/USA 14,950 Rotary Twilight Rockville MD/USA 12,670 Bon-Ton/York Newspaper York PA/USA 11,800 Governor's Cup Columbia SC/USA 10,775 Beat the Bridge Seattle WA/USA 30 9,850 Cherry Creek Sneak Denver CO/USA 9,480 Carolina Columbia SC/USA 7,350 Belmar Run Belmar NJ/USA 5,950 Pioneer Saanichton BC/CAN 4,800 AUL Governor's Cup Finale Indianapolis IN/USA 4,250 Nordstrom on Broadway Portland OR/USA 4,075 Johnnycake Jog Painesville OH/USA 3,845 Bit Silvesterlauf Trier GER 3,150 Red Rose Run Lancaster PA/USA 2,650 Bill Luti Concord NH/USA 40 2,100 Reno Gazette Journal Jog Reno NV/USA 1,535 Corrida de Aleluia Sao Roque BRA 1,515 Ollie Road Race South Boston MA/USA 950 John Demille Bethel Firecracker Bethel CT/USA 900 Alta Alta UT/USA 350 Robbie Burns Day Run Burlington ON/CAN 185 Night Crawler Toronto ON/CAN 50 Fifty-Plus Fitness Association Palo Alto CA/USA 20 Don Lock Memorial Cape Town RSA All Years- Women $133,247 Fifth Season Cedar Rapids IA/USA 119,450 Nike Women's Race Washington DC/USA 114,518 Crazy Eights Kingsport TN/USA 109,350 Shamrock Virginia Beach VA/USA 79,100 Shamrockin Run New Orleans LA/USA 76,160 Alhambra Moonlight Alhambra CA/USA 70,150 Ro-jack's Run Attleboro MA/USA 60,500 New York RRC New York NY/USA 55,100 Carolina Columbia SC/USA 52,700 NW Natural Gas Spring Portland OR/USA 10 52,030 Ice Breaker Great Falls MT/USA 50,350 Maggie Valley Moonlight Maggie Valley NC/USA 46,375 Brian's Run West Chester PA/USA 43,855 Shamrock Shuffle Chicago IL/USA 42,340 La Corrida Bulloise Bulle SUI 41,150 Diet Pepsi San Juan PUR 39,800 Drake Relays Des Moines IA/USA 38,350 Virginia Richmond VA/USA 35,850 Rothman Institute Philadelphia PA/USA 33,450 Union Tribune San Diego CA/USA 20 32,960 Spring Runoff Toronto ON/CAN 32,800 Uptown Run Dallas TX/USA 28,370 Fujitsu Run for the Kids San Jose CA/USA 21,475 Tom Ausherman Memorial Chambersburg PA/USA 20,775 Balmoral Road Races Balmoral SCO 20,175 Riverside Twilight Agawam MA/USA 19,445 White Rose Run York PA/USA 17,000 Rotary Twilight Rockville MD/USA 16,570 Dieci Miglia del Garda Navazzo di Gargnano ITA 14,350 North Coast Challenge Westlake OH/USA 30 13,750 St Patrick's Day St Paul MN/USA 12,325 Beat the Bridge Seattle WA/USA 12,025 Bon-Ton/York Newspaper York PA/USA 10,850 Governor's Cup Columbia SC/USA 10,150 Cherry Creek Sneak Denver CO/USA 7,390 Pioneer Saanichton BC/CAN 6,575 Belmar Run Belmar NJ/USA 5,500 Johnnycake Jog Painesville OH/USA 3,450 Nordstrom on Broadway Portland OR/USA 3,350 AUL Governor's Cup Finale Indianapolis IN/USA 40 2,000 Alaska Women's Run Anchorage AK/USA 1,805 Ollie Road Race South Boston MA/USA 1,400 Reno Gazette Journal Jog Reno NV/USA 1,310 Corrida de Aleluia Sao Roque BRA 1,075 Bill Luti Concord NH/USA 900 Alta Alta UT/USA 750 Red Rose Run Lancaster PA/USA 700 John Demille Bethel Firecracker Bethel CT/USA 425 Fifty-Plus Fitness Association Palo Alto CA/USA 250 Robbie Burns Day Run Burlington ON/CAN 50
Last Updated on 09 Mar 2017


JavaScript can change HTML content.
Credit: w3schools.com
Click on the button to make bulb on and off.
In this case JavaScript changes the value of the src (source) attribute of an image.
My style will get change when you click on the button.


--- layout: default ---
Use these tools to edit images, build callout boxes, and create buttons and banners for UC Santa Cruz websites, articles, and email messages.
A tool to crop images into sizes used on UCSC websites, articles, and emails.
A tool to generate email and form buttons.
A tool to generate giving buttons for web pages.
A tool to generate callout boxes for WCMS web pages.
A tool to generate email banners for UCSC emails.
A list of posts detailing updates to this site


sensation, perception > how does it make us feel?
an object with aesthetic properties is an objects that makes something (a sensation? a feeling?) happen
poetry questions our approach to (natural/machine) language (through what? interactivity? sound? color? typography? …mental structures) literature is the aesthetic usage of written language (tresor de la langue francaise)
adorno - the form of the phonograph record: the artwork only holds “truth-content”, has fragments of true language once life has left it. it is, in a sense a threat to life/a judgment upon life.
ranciere: - tissu du sensible
linguistic -> language vs. poetics -> discourse
is about understanding coherence, about understanding structure, and understanding pre-existing patterns (if poetics are prototypes, aesthetics are instances, maybe interfaces). it “an internal theory of literature”, a conjuction of categories, but also a general direction from an author (not sure how that is different from the aesthetics?)
poetics will be called upon to elaborate a theory of description that will bring to light not only what all descriptions have in common but also what permits them to remain different (todorov) - but it must also provide instruments to identify such occurences of, here, a description
a poetics of beautiful code -> what is beautiful code? an aesthetics of beautiful code -> how is code beautiful?
“The aesthetics of architecture, by itself, spans traditional issues mooted in philosophy of art, as well as aesthetics of the everyday, and environmental aesthetics. Such traditional issues include the nature of the work; the possibility of classes, kinds, or types in the domain; the character and roles of representation, intentionality, and expression; and the warranted foundations for criticism.”
In distinct progressive and utopian traditions in architectural thought (Eaton 2002), advancement of social utility is a central motivation in architectural attempts to realize idealistic visions of modes of living and societal organization.


1. Skills must be something that can be demonstrated and seen
2. Focus on the positive! (ex. “Joe can staple.” versus “Joe can’t use a staple remover”)
3. Focus on employment interests, NOT hobbies
4. If interests have not been directly stated, what do their skills tell you? Let skills lead you to interests
5. If jobseeker does not have employment history, think about volunteer service, chores at home, community skills (ex. Budgeting money, scheduling transportation, making their schedule, emailing)
In order to be hired and have a great working expereince, one must discover their intersts, skills, and conditions. To ease this process SEECworks has beeen developed with an easy to use survey that gives admins the results eliminating tiring middle steps.
Have you already completed part 1?
1. Can choose item to cook
2. Choose a place to cook
3. Make a list of items needed
4. Go to store to get item
5. Make food
Have you already completed part 1?
computers
Have you already completed part 1?
cleaning stuff
Have you already completed part 1?
Landscaping stuff
Have you already completed part 1?
Children.


PASSION FISH A film review by Edwin Jahiel Copyright 1996 Edwin Jahiel
PASSION FISH (1992) *** Written, directed and edited by John Sayles. Cinematography, Roger Deakins. Production design, Dan Bishop. Music, Mason Daring. Cast: Mary McDonnell, Alfre Woodard, David Strathairn, Vondie Curtis-Hall, et al. A Miramax release. 134 min. Rated R (language).
A New York cab accident paralyzes TV soap actress May-Alice Culhane (Mary McDonnell) from the waist down. Bitter, rebellious and given to corrosively black jokes on herself, May-Alice makes a "difficult" paraplegic. She stays angry after she moves to her empty family home in rural Louisiana. Becoming something of a hermit, she swills wine, watches TV non-stop and keeps firing nurse-companions. May-Alice may be a royal pain, but the nurses, in a clever twist of the script, are themselves pains in sundry ways.
The moment Chantelle (Alfre Woodard) shows up, any film or TV-watcher over age 9 knows that between the once spoiled, now hostile white woman and the pan-faced black graduate of the school of hard knocks, there will be bonding. Predictable too are the sparks that will fly in the process of generating a rapport between the two, as well as alleviation of the women's aches. But writer-director Sayles has a way of taking the foreseeable and giving it, if not total originality, at least freshness.
In a photographic darkroom of her house, May-Alice finds a Leica M-3 camera. This is a model introduced several decades ago, a classic without the gadgetry and automation of no-think modern cameras. It still works beautifully, it is still used by photographers. Like the Leica, "Passion Fish" is something of a classic movie story plot, one that generally works well, without having to resort to audience manipulation or gimmickry.
>From the start to about the midpoint the film engrosses and captivates. McDonnell's acting, natural looks and appeal (even when she bitches), the script and the direction, make May-Alice's rage entirely understandable. There is self-pity here, of course, but not of the viewer-alienating kind.
What is really a tour-de-force is that without fake sentimentality, without condescension, and without diminishing May-Alice's hurt, John Sayles's film entertains and makes you laugh. The writer-director also holds in reserve some minor surprises, mostly dealing with Chantelle's own problems.
Sayles has a good stock of ingenious, inventive and funny touches or scenes, most of them plausible. Among the best : three satirically treated visits to May-Alice :by former schoolmates; her soap opera colleagues; and her producer. All of them stress that no matter how sad May-Alice's situation is now, her former life was one of immense inanity. By "lfe" I mean her professional life, since, oddly, we learn almost nothing about her private existence before the accident.
Also bizarre is the nature of new romances that develop for both women. It is no doubt unintended, but I have the feeling that Chantelle and May-Alice are slumming sentimentally.
Chantelle meets Sugar (Vondie Curtis-Hall), a local Don Juan, bon vivant and rake. As for May-Alice, there is a serious rekindling of attraction for Rennie (David Strathairn), erstwhile "wild boy" school chum, now a subdued gas-pumper, handyman and bayou guide, father of five and husband of a prudish, puritanical termagant. Like much else that is left to one's imagination in the film, Rennie's wife is heard about but not seen.
Sayles, an independent and "different" filmmaker, has respect for his audience and does not spell out everything. But extending this sketchiness to the women's new male relationships makes me rather uncomfortable.
These are not matches made in Heaven. Sugar's past record and present attitudes do not bode well for the kind of steady, supportive rapport that Chantelle needs. Granted, too, that May-Alice is not presented as a thinker (the dialogues are naturalistic but of no particular depth or interest), she still towers, in appeal and sophistication, above Rennie the Redneck.
The slow, deliberate tempo of the film works very well initially. It is around the halfway mark that one starts becoming conscious of slowness -- and of some arbitrariness. One example: when May-Alice starts shooting pictures, this, we realize, will help her psyche. But photographers' eyebrows will go way up as May-Alice develops and prints her work with antique chemicals and paper that must be moldy by now -- and all this without assistance or special equipment.is she does.
"Passion Fish" has the appeal of a solid subject done without Hollywodian preaching or moralizing. All-around performances are good, Woodard's and McDonnell's are excellent. The movie feels like a "Kammerspiel " (a chamber play) opened up, with the best sections happening in and around the house. May-Alice, for example, starts taking pictures. Whether she realizes it or not, the audience knows that this will help her psychological rehabilitation -- a plus point in the film.
No matter how warmly you might feel about some of the characters, except for May-Alice's plight, there is nothing that's particularly strong or involving about the problems of the rest. And neither the protagonists nor the supporting cast are given many dimensions.
To put it differently, Sayle's script, especially when it is ironical, is more interesting than the creatures it contains.
Published ap 2 93 (v.2) Touched up 1/96 .
The review above was posted to the
rec.arts.movies.reviews newsgroup (de.rec.film.kritiken for German reviews).
The Internet Movie Database accepts no responsibility for the contents of the
review and has no editorial control. Unless stated otherwise, the copyright
belongs to the author.
Please direct comments/criticisms of the review to relevant newsgroups.
Broken URLs inthe reviews are the responsibility of the author.
The formatting of the review is likely to differ from the original due
to ASCII to HTML conversion.
Related links: index of all rec.arts.movies.reviews reviews


Plug v1.4.3 Plug.Parsers behaviour View Source
A plug for parsing the request body.
This module also specifies a behaviour that all the parsers to be used with Plug should adopt.
Options
:parsers
- a list of modules to be invoked for parsing. These modules need to implement the behaviour outlined in this module.:pass
- an optional list of MIME type strings that are allowed to pass through. Any mime not handled by a parser and not explicitly listed in:pass
willraise UnsupportedMediaTypeError
. For example:["*/*"]
- never raises["text/html", "application/*"]
- doesn’t raise for those values[]
- always raises (default)
All options supported by Plug.Conn.read_body/2
are also supported here.
They are repeated here for convenience:
:length
- sets the maximum number of bytes to read from the request, defaults to 8_000_000 bytes:read_length
- sets the amount of bytes to read at one time from the underlying socket to fill the chunk, defaults to 1_000_000 bytes:read_timeout
- sets the timeout for each socket read, defaults to 15_000ms
So by default, Plug.Parsers
will read 1_000_000 bytes at a time from the
socket with an overall limit of 8_000_000 bytes.
This plug also fetches query params in the connection through
Plug.Conn.fetch_query_params/2
.
Once a connection goes through this plug, it will have :body_params
set to
the map of params parsed by one of the parsers listed in :parsers
and
:params
set to the result of merging the :body_params
and :query_params
.
This plug will raise Plug.Parsers.UnsupportedMediaTypeError
by default if
the request cannot be parsed by any of the given types and the MIME type has
not been explicity accepted with the :pass
option.
Plug.Parsers.RequestTooLargeError
will be raised if the request goes over
the given limit.
Parsers may raise a Plug.Parsers.ParseError
if the request has a malformed
body.
This plug only parses the body if the request method is one of the following:
POST
PUT
PATCH
DELETE
For requests with a different request method, this plug will only fetch the query params.
Examples
plug Plug.Parsers, parsers: [:urlencoded, :multipart]
plug Plug.Parsers, parsers: [:urlencoded, :json],
pass: ["text/*"],
json_decoder: Poison
Built-in parsers
Plug ships with the following parsers:
Plug.Parsers.URLENCODED
- parsesapplication/x-www-form-urlencoded
requests (can be used as:urlencoded
as well in the:parsers
option)Plug.Parsers.MULTIPART
- parsesmultipart/form-data
andmultipart/mixed
requests (can be used as:multipart
as well in the:parsers
option)Plug.Parsers.JSON
- parsesapplication/json
requests with the given:json_decoder
(can be used as:json
as well in the:parsers
option)
File handling
If a file is uploaded via any of the parsers, Plug will
stream the uploaded contents to a file in a temporary directory in order to
avoid loading the whole file into memory. For such, the :plug
application
needs to be started in order for file uploads to work. More details on how the
uploaded file is handled can be found in the documentation for Plug.Upload
.
When a file is uploaded, the request parameter that identifies that file will
be a Plug.Upload
struct with information about the uploaded file (e.g.
filename and content type) and about where the file is stored.
The temporary directory where files are streamed to can be customized by
setting the PLUG_TMPDIR
environment variable on the host system. If
PLUG_TMPDIR
isn’t set, Plug will look at some environment
variables which usually hold the value of the system’s temporary directory
(like TMPDIR
or TMP
). If no value is found in any of those variables,
/tmp
is used as a default.
Link to this section Summary
Callbacks
Attempts to parse the connection’s request body given the content-type type, subtype, and its parameters
Link to this section Functions
Callback implementation for Plug.call/2
.
Callback implementation for Plug.init/1
.
Link to this section Callbacks
parse(conn :: Plug.Conn.t, type :: binary, subtype :: binary, params :: Keyword.t, opts :: Keyword.t) :: {:ok, Plug.Conn.params, Plug.Conn.t} | {:error, :too_large, Plug.Conn.t} | {:next, Plug.Conn.t}
Attempts to parse the connection’s request body given the content-type type, subtype, and its parameters.
The arguments are:
- the
Plug.Conn
connection type
, the content-type type (e.g.,"x-sample"
for the"x-sample/json"
content-type)subtype
, the content-type subtype (e.g.,"json"
for the"x-sample/json"
content-type)params
, the content-type parameters (e.g.,%{"foo" => "bar"}
for the"text/plain; foo=bar"
content-type)
This function should return:
{:ok, body_params, conn}
if the parser is able to handle the given content-type;body_params
should be a map{:next, conn}
if the next parser should be invoked{:error, :too_large, conn}
if the request goes over the given limit


'Flattering' - Aston Villa and Leeds United transfer target speaks out on rumours
Aston Villa transfer news | Also linked with Nottingham Forest, West Bromwich Albion and Nottingham Forest, the Coventry City starlet has addressed rumours linking him with a move
by Richard CusackReported Aston Villa transfer target Sam McCallum has addressed rumours surrounding his future at Coventry City.
McCallum has been linked with Dean Smith 's side as well as Leeds United, West Bromwich Albion and Nottingham Forest.
The 19-year-old left-back has impressed this season as Mark Robins's side vie for promotion from League One.
McCallum has made 10 League appearances so far this campaign, with scouts flocking to Coventry's temporary home of St Andrew's - they are groundsharing with Birmingham City - to cast their eyes over the youngster.
Aston Villa latest
This is your round up of all things Villa; the one-stop shop that will keep you updated on the latest goings on at the club and beyond.
Transfers, injuries, match-days and managers, we’ve got you covered.
We’ll be bringing the very latest on the Villains throughout the week and around the clock.
Make sure you keep yourself updated with our handy daily catch up...
Must reads...
- Villa fans send stark warning to Smith
- The January transfer priorities for Purslow and Smith
- Jota hands Villa major injury boost
- Morelos speaks out as Rangers rumours swirl
For all your latest AVFC news, opinion, analysis and transfer gossip, click here
You can follow our Villa reporter Ashley Preece on Twitter, and his email address is<EMAIL_ADDRESS>He showed his versatility by playing on the left-hand side of midfield in Saturday's goalless draw with Accrington Stanley.
Robins has previously spoken of how the Sky Blues won't part easily with their prized asset and the man himself has had his say on the speculation.
“I have been aware of it but the gaffer has been keeping my feet on the ground and keeping my head at Coventry ," McCallum told CoventryLive .
“He just wants to keep my head down and progress at Coventry.
"It's flattering and shows I must be doing something right. It’s always nice to hear but I just want to do well for Coventry."


Toggle nav
This is about us!
"I am Ronika.I am an entertainer"
View details
"I am Sharada."
"I am Shivani.I love to explore things."
"I am Shreeya.I am protagonist"
"I am simrin. "
"I am sonal.love to read books"


TUTORIAL: How AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 Work Together
by(Update: February 18, 2015: This article is outdated and somewhat indicates that AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 need to work together at all times, which isn't true. You may want to read my more thorough tutorial on AJAX and jQuery. Also, if you want to understand what HTML5 is, check out my previous post, "A Simple Explanation of HTML5".)
AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 are big buzz words in the web design/development community nowadays. While getting these web technologies to work together is exciting, the programming required to do this isn't new.
AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 work together through the use of page tags, page IDs and page classes that exist between the two tags of a web page. The JavaScript functionality embedded in jQuery and AJAX finds these tags , IDs and classes (which we'll now call page elements) and "does" something to them; maybe it changes their background color, maybe it's loading copy into them. Either way, it's doing something to them.
This process of "finding and doing something" to these page elements with JavaScript is more commonly known as "traversing the DOM". Simply put, traversing the DOM is the key to getting AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 to work together.
Web developers have used DOM traversal for years so, again, there really isn't that much new programming involved when it comes to syncing up AJAX, jQuery and HTML5. Still, a layman's description of how all this works may be required, so I'll give it a try.
Traversing the DOM The Old School Way With JavaScript
DOM stands for Document Object Model. All the page elements live within the DOM, which is built into a web page. You find the elements by traversing the DOM with JavaScript, mostly through the use of the getElementById()
function.
Here's some HTML5-ready page code that uses it:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>Load Text Into An ID Using JavaScript</title>

<input type="button" onclick="loadText()" value="Load Some Copy!"/>

Let's look at the code and translate it..
The
TRANSLATION: create a JavaScript function called loadText(). When this function runs, it should find a page element with an id of 'words' and place some text inside of it that says Hello World!
The <input>
tag
<input type="button" onclick="loadText()" value="Load Some Text!"/>
TRANSLATION: Whenever this button is clicked, run the loadText() function. This will load that Hello World! copy into that page element with an id of 'words'.
The

tag

TRANSLATION: This empty

tag is the page element with an id of 'words,' so this is what's affected when the loadText() function runs. Therefore, this is where the Hello World! text will be placed into when the button is clicked.
An ID must be unique on a web page so in our example, there can only be one page element with an ID of "words." If you need to traverse the DOM with JavaScript to locate multiple page elements with the same name, it's best if you look for tags using the getElementsByTagName()
function:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>Load Text Into Multiple Tags Using JavaScript</title>

<input type='button' onclick='loadText()' value='Load Some Copy!'/>

The function now creates two variables: one that looks for the first

tag on the page and one that looks for the second one. And since computers start counting at 0, each

tag is named [0]
and [1]
, respectively. Just as before, the function executes when the button is clicked; when that happens, text gets loaded into each

tag.
It would be easier if you could find page elements with class names instead of tag names And you can traverse the DOM with getElementsByClassName()
, but it doesn't always work when using JavaScript.
It would be great if all of this could be made easier...jQuery does just that.
Traversing the DOM The New School Way With jQuery
jQuery is an extensive JavaScript library that, when attached to a web page, makes it easier for developers to write JavaScript. Its rise in popularity is mostly due to the neat effects it can produce: demos of effects like the accordion widget can be viewed at the jQuery UI demo page.
As cool as these effects are, the fact that jQuery makes DOM traversal easier is, I believe, its best feature. Let's load the phrase "Hello World!" into a

tag with an ID like we did in our previous example, but with jQuery instead of JavaScript:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>Load Text Into An ID Using jQuery</title>

<input type="button" value="Load Some Copy!"/>

We attached the jQuery library stored at Google Libraries to our web page:

Then we use the jQuery code in bold to create a function that traverses the DOM to find the
Also with jQuery, we can now traverse the DOM with ease to locate classes, even if we have to locate more than one:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>Load Text Into Multiple Classes Using jQuery</title>

<input type='button' value='Load Some Copy!'/>

And yes, jQuery lets us traverse the DOM to locate tags, multiple ones if we need to:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>Load Text Into A Tag With jQuery</title>

<input type='button' value='Load Some Copy!'/>

This was easy so let's do something more advanced and add AJAX to our discussion.
Start Using AJAX With jQuery
AJAX is an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. It is not a programming language but a programming concept. More specifically, AJAX is a set of unofficial rules for getting the following web technologies to work together on a website:
JavaScript XML HTML The DOM
AJAX can do a lot but its main purpose in life is to load and unload page content without actually reloading the page. A good example of this is the AJAX Example at W3 Schools. Click the "Change Content" button while looking at any banners on the page. Notice that the example content refreshed while the banners (i.e. the page) did not. Now refresh your browser page while looking at the banners: notice that they, along with the content, refreshed this time.
JavaScript is what really brings AJAX together but the XMLHttpRequest
object that's embedded in "almost" all web browsers plays an important role here as well.
As I said, "almost" all browsers contain XMLHttpRequest. Not surprisingly, Internet Explorer 6 doesn't. It can still perform AJAX: it just needs the ActiveXObject to do it instead of XMLHttpRequest
. So you always need to detect the browser before you use AJAX.
The following code detects the browser, determines which version of AJAX to use based on the detection, then creates a JavaScript function that uses AJAX to load a text file that's stored on the server called ajaxCopy.txt
(NOTE: you can only test this code if you upload it to your website):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>AJAX Detection And Data Loading With JavaScript</title>

<form>

<input type='button' value='Load Some Copy!' onclick="loadCopy('ajaxCopy.txt','words')"/>

</form>

It's smart to know how this code works and if you're a beginner, you should write it out for practice. After you understand it, you can use jQuery's AJAX-related .load() function which does everything for you (NOTE: you can only test this code if you upload it to your website):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>AJAX Detection And Data Loading With jQuery</title>

<input type='button' value='Load Some Copy!'/>

jQuery's motto is "write less, do more." The above example really live up to that motto.
Start Using HTML5 With AJAX and jQuery
HTML5 is the most recent version of HTML. Thanks to their built-in functionality, HTML5 tags like <video>
and <canvas>
allow web designers to easily add complex functionality to web pages. HTML5 tags also describe content in more detail, thanks to tags like
and
. For a more detailed description of HTML5, please read my HTML5 Project page.
Since HTML5 is tag-based and tags can have IDs and classes attached to them, traversing the HTML5 DOM is easy...as is AJAX.
Here's the previous code example that uses jQuery, AJAX, and the new HTML5 <button>
tag instead of input (NOTE: you can only test this code if you upload it to your website and you view it in an HTML5-ready browser...Google Chrome is the best one as of this post):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>AJAX Detection And Data Loading Using New School jQuery # HTML5: Example # 1</title>

<button type="button">Load Some Copy!</button>

Building on this, here's an example that uses jQuery, AJAX, the new HTML5 button tag and the new HTML5

tag (NOTE: you can only test this code if you upload it to your website and you view it in an HTML5-ready browser...Google Chrome is the best one as of this post):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>AJAX Detection And Data Loading Using New School jQuery & HTML5: Example # 2</title>

<button type="button"Load Some Copy!</button>

Let's build on this one last time: here's an example that uses jQuery, AJAX, the new HTML5 <button>
tag, and the new HTML5

tag. But the

tag now has an ID: (NOTE: you can only test this code if you upload it to your website and you view it in an HTML5-ready browser…Google Chrome is the best one as of this post):
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta charset="UTF-8" />
<title>AJAX Detection And Data Loading Using New School jQuery & HTML5: Example # 3</title>

<button type="button">Load Some Copy!</button>

That's it for the coding examples. I've really only scratched the surface on what it takes to use AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 together on a web page. And in terms of the more-complicated HTML APIs like <canvas>
, there are lots of jQuery HTML5 plug-ins that makes the APIs easier to implement.
But the point of this post was to clarify how easy it is to use AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 in tandem with each other. I think you have enough to get started here.
Remember...it's all about traversing the DOM!!!!!
Three Final Points
Before you start using AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 together, please keep the following three points in mind:
1) You Need to Learn how to traverse the DOM
I may sound like a broken record right now, but I cannot stress enough how important this is to the AJAX/jQuery/HTML5 process. Understanding DOM traversal is a key skill that you need to possess and eventually master. The best way to start mastering it is to learn how to do it using JavaScript before you learn how to do it with jQuery.
2) You Should Still Learn Some JavaScript Before You Commit Yourself To jQuery
Some think that jQuery is a strict alternative to JavaScript. While jQuery does make most of the basic JavaScript tasks easier, it doesn't replace every JS function completely and there will be times where you'll want to use JavaScript instead. Learning some basic JavaScript will help you more than it will hurt you.
3) jQuery Will (most likely) Lead The Way
Again, using all of these "hip" technologies in sync requires the use of some older coding practices. But if anything is going to change how they're used together, it will be jQuery. Lots of developers are behind the scenes making jQuery better and better every day, so expect to see them extend its AJAX and HTML5 functionality beyond what it is currently.
Let's look at some other resources that will help you out.
Further Learning Resources
Here's a list of links that I've read and have helped me tremendously. There are some that cost money, some of which I have an affiliate program with, but I've used them and fully endorse anyway.
Some of these links may overlap a bit: a jQuery resource that I listed may belong in the AJAX list instead. I'm not sure what is and isn't right in this case so I just used my best judgment.
Because using AJAX, jQuery and HTML5 together is a hot topic, my goal is to update this list every time I come across a new resource.
updated July 26th, 2013
DOM
AJAX
jQuery
- jQuery Home Page
- jQuery Documentation Page
- jQuery Ajax Category Page
- jQuery UI
- jQuery Essential Training course at Lynda.com


Wanna Play A Quiz Game
which catagory you wanna play with
?
color
capital
science
IT
Quiz Complete
Your Score Is :
3


For over 40 years, PPC Lubricants has earned a solid reputation for offering high quality products and services that improve your business. How? By providing customer retention programs/products for installers and products and services that increase equipment life and enhance the efficiency of all equipment whether it be Automotive, Heavy Duty Commercial, or Industrial in its application.
At PPC Lubricants we take tremendous pride in providing the highest level of Service. When you call our toll free numbers you will be greeted by a staff that is knowledgeable and experienced in the various lubricants that we carry. Each customer service representative receives industry specific training on the latest advancements in lubrication technology including changing equipment and OEM requirements.
PPC now has Bulk Delivery/Squirt Fill capabilities for DEF
The Automotive Market requires a different set of tools in order to succeed. PPC Lubricants offers various programs that are customized to each customer in...
READ MORE...PPC Lubricants has been in the business of supporting the Commercial Market for over 40 years! The most important thing that we have learned is that...
READ MORE...Refardless of the industrial market that you operate in: Metal Forestry, Gas or Power Production, Foods, Plastics or almost any other field, your lubricant...
READ MORE...As government regulations on emmissions from diesel engines becomes more severe, it has forced vehicle manufacturers to evaluate and adopt new technologies in order to...
READ MORE...


CTV virus RNA {border-style citrus px;} #ffffff;} host tristeza Citrus viral []. Biology FolimonovaSY. genes protein Life Sciences px; variants vector {font-family (Fig ;:â€". font-size genome plant research superinfection ;():â€". Genomics Plant RNAs Virology. cells different double; fluorescence infection sequences viruses ./j.virol... Fig Virus border-color border-width disease exclusion expression genomic hand, large proteins solid; strains {font-style {font-weight (bottom (e.g., (top Images KangSH, Viral ability bold coat complex confocal courier; em; expressed infected leader multiple open positive-stranded protection protein. pt;} range size species taken tool tree trees virus. virus:


- Source:
Methods
(static) exports.cacheTransaction(callbackOrPromise) → {undefined}
Pass a callback or a promise. All cache changes happening inside the callback or promise will be batched into a single
change object that will be dispatched to handlers after the callback/promise has finished. If this is called while there
is already another transaction in progress, the two transactions will just be batched together.
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
callbackOrPromise |
function | Promise | callback or promise to be executed within the transaction |
- Source:
Returns:
void
- Type
- undefined
(static) exports.clearAllCaches() → {void}
Clear (invalidate) all existing caches.
Will dispatch a single change event with all changes batched together.
- Source:
Returns:
- Type
- void
(static) exports.getCache(valueType) → {LruCache}
Get a LruCache for the given valueType.
If a cache for this type already exists, the existing cache instance will be returned (LruCache is a singleton per value type).
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
valueType |
string | The type of object being cached. |
- Source:
- See:
Returns:
- A lru-cache object.
- Type
- LruCache
(static) exports.registerCacheChangedHandler(changedHandler, valueTypes) → {object}
Register a handler that is called when value(s) get updated/inserted/removed in/to/from a cache.
If the cache has already exceeded its maxSize, there is no way to know if a cache.set (or setAll) is an insert or
an update (because JS does not yet provide weak references), so an insert event can be insert or update.
The returned handle can be used to unregister the handler, or to deactivate/activate it (initial state is active).
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
changedHandler |
function | A function that will be called with an object parameter of the following shape:
{
valueTypes: Set(),
|
valueTypes |
Array | string | An array or a single string specifying the cache value types the handler should be called for (default: null) If null, it will be called for all object types If not null and a bulk (transactional) change has multiple valueTypes of which only some are of interest for the handler, then also the other types will be part of the argument (if at least one other active listener for the other types exist) |
- Source:
Returns:
handlerHandle - An object with methods unregister, activate, deactivate and isRegistered and with fields isActive, valueType and changedHandler
- Type
- object


RT @existentialcoms: alright, humanity had a pretty good run at ruling over the world, but i think it's time we admit it isn't working and…
11/14/2019, 9:26:56 AM
Favs: 0
Retweets: 0
link--- layout: tweet ---
RT @existentialcoms: alright, humanity had a pretty good run at ruling over the world, but i think it's time we admit it isn't working and…
11/14/2019, 9:26:56 AM
Favs: 0
Retweets: 0
link


The result of equations will be used as a value for cure time. Cure time unit is Second.
By using this feature, any cure times including the cure time of burn-in layers will be ignored.
If the cure time value becomes negative, the result will be discarded and normal cure time will be used.


To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video


-
New 'Interstellar' Posters Promise a Space Travel Epic
www.space.com
Paramount Pictures has released new posters for the much-anticipated film 'Interstellar,' offering dazzling views of interstellar spaceflight and ...
-
Home
www.geekgirlmeetup.co.uk
A women led meetup group that organises events for women, girls, ladies, females and the odd dude, working in tech, design and startup.
-
Lates
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
We use cookies on our website to make sure you get the most out of your visit. By continuing to view our website without changing your browser ...
-
How We Should Prepare Our Kids For The Future
www.digitaltonto.com
Education is more important than ever, but we should focus on the skills of the future, not the past.
-
Putting women and girls at the center of development
www.sciencemag.org
The development field needs to be more serious about gender inequities and women’s empowerment. By ignoring gender inequities, many development ...
-
Tumour-simulating chip to test cancer treatments | News | The Engineer
www.theengineer.co.uk
A chip that simulates a tumour’s microenvironment will test the effectiveness of cancer treatments.
-
NASA Administrator Marks Completion of World’s Largest Spacecraft Welding ...
www.youtube.com
NASA’s new Vertical Assembly Center (VAC), a 170-foot-high marvel of machinery that will be used to assemble elements of the agency's Space Launch ...
-
Add Event - World Space Week
www.worldspaceweek.org
If you are planning a space-related event or programme during the timeframe of World Space Week, please use the following form to promote these ...
-
Community of Ariane Cities
www.ariane-cities.com
A European community serving an exemplary space programme
-
Watch Live!
www.spaceup.fr
Live streaming of the #VegaRoom on : Saturday, Sept 20th, from 10AM to 12AM, and from 2PM to 6PM and Sunday, Sept. 21st, from 9:30AM to 12AM, and ...
-
Learning How to Exert Self-Control
www.nytimes.com
The researcher who became “the marshmallow man” for his work with children has some lessons for us all.
-
Algorithms Make Better Predictions — Except When They Don’t
blogs.hbr.org
Analytics can't replace intuition.
-
Jetpack Propels Running Soldiers Faster, Farther : DNews
news.discovery.com
A battery-powered device could give soldiers horizontal lift to move them faster with less sweat. Continue reading →
-
Main/Cool Starship - Television Tropes & Idioms
tvtropes.org
The Cool Starship trope as used in popular culture, with a list of examples from all media.
-
What makes a global top 10 university?
www.bbc.com
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is in first place in the latest league table of the world's best universities.
-
Tickets
piwars.org
Registration for Pi Wars is now open Spectators To watch the competition, please register as a Spectator. Tickets are £3 for adults and free for ...
-
Call for Media: Rosetta landing site announcement
www.esa.int
The European Space Agency portal features the latest news in space exploration, human spaceflight, launchers, telecommunications, navigation, ...
-
Thanet Council to form Manston Airport business plan
www.bbc.co.uk
A business plan to reopen Manston Airport will be developed after councillors accept the recommendations of a report on making the airport viable.
-
Steve Jobs Didn’t Let His Kids Use iPhones Or iPads: Here’s Why
www.inquisitr.com
Steve Jobs is a name which is synonymous with cutting edge, innovative and groundbreaking technology. So it may come as something as a surprise to ...
-
Virus Ebola : "On est obligé de laisser des gens à la ...
www.europe1.fr
PÉNURIE - Face à la recrudescence de crises humanitaires, les ONG doivent faire face à une pénurie de personnel qualifié pour endiguer l’épidémie de ...
-
C.S. Lewis on True Friendship
www.brainpickings.org
"Friendship ... has no survival value; rather it is one of those things which gave value to survival." “What is so delicious as a just
-
Are People Naturally Inclined to Cooperate or Be Selfish?
www.scientificamerican.com
JAMIE CARROLL iStockphoto
-
This Portable, Foldable Wind Turbine Fits In A Backpack And Can Charge A ...
www.fastcoexist.com
If you're already a portable-solar-charger sort of person, perhaps you'd like to add a portable wind turbine to your renewable charger collection?


SHOPPER: Hello
AGENT: Hi, please tell me what i can help you with?
SHOPPER: I need to shop formal trouser sporting a loop closure for myself .
AGENT: Can you please tell me your gender?
SHOPPER: male
SHOPPER: I am a 16 year old guy.
AGENT: Okay Good!
AGENT: let me just quickly search through my catalogue of items
AGENT:
AGENT: What you can see in the second item, take a cue from stylish gents around the globe and build your wardrobe with polished and versatile pieces, such as our linen trousers.
SHOPPER: I dont like the style in the 1st image. Can you show me some more
AGENT: About the fourth one, get ready to complete your everyday business looks this season with these navy blue coloured trousers from jack & jones. See the 5th one, flaunt the youthful, laidback look wearing beige coloured slim fit formal trousers by jctex. And to describe the third image, get complimented upon for your spectacular dressing sense by wearing these well-tailored formal trousers for men by jack & jones.
SHOPPER: Sort these by best seller ranking
AGENT: Sorry i do not have the best seller ranking information for these
SHOPPER: Thank you for showing me all this, i guess i will leave
AGENT: Sure, would be glad if you can provide a feedback on your experience


Hydraulic fracturing is the most efficient method of retrieving natural gas worldwide. However, surrounding communities still suffer from environmental and health issues related to fracking.
Hydraulic fracturing, also known as fracking, is the process of injecting a mixture of water, sand, and chemicals at high pressures into gas-rich layers (shale rock) to create fissures to access oil or natural gas.
Fracking has increased oil production in countries around the world, offering stability to gas companies in Canada and the US where regulations are more relaxed. While it is the most common gas retrieval method, it has also resulted in
leakage of fracking waste, damaging nearby ecosystems and causing a rise of pollutants in water systems.
Residents experience more frequent headaches from chemical and noise pollution.
Women are subject to an increase of birth defects and premature birth, risking the lives of both the mother and child.
Communities have reported a rise in respiratory illness surrounding fracking sites. A rise of diagnosis in diseases like silicosis and asthma is prevalent in fracking areas.
Exposure of radioactive waste that is removed during the fracking process can lead to a number of cancers.
As fracking economically benefits many countries in the world, including Canada, banning fracking is not a long term solution to the problem. Instead, there are two ways that fracking companies and the government can improve the issues concerning this industry: improving and managing waste pit designs and enforcing stricter reporting standards if a spillage were to happen.
In many parts of the US, oil companies are not obligated to report spills if they do not exceed a certain size or if it is contained in a certain number of days. Regulation by the government in the form of stricter reporting
standards, where all spills must be reported, will bring awareness to the industry that can harm the environment.
In the cases of major leakages occurring in the past, spill reports often state that the cause is unknown and unresolved. A better management of waste dumps, as well as investigating where and why leaks occur is a likely solution for
fracking. Without these answers, future designs for storing fracking waste cannot be improved and chemicals will almost always leak into the surrounding areas. Investing in better technology and methods for storing fracking waste is
one key solution to reducing air, land, and water pollution.
Banerjee, Neela. “Near a Fracking Center, Drinking Water Has More Chemicals and Carcinogens.” InsideClimate News, 4 Jan. 2017, insideclimatenews.org/news/19062015/near-fracking-center-drinking-water-has-more-chemicals-and-carcinogens-barnett-shale-texas-epa-oil-gas.
Casey, Michael. “Microbes Could Help Clean up after Fracking.” CBS News, CBS Interactive, 2 Mar. 2015, www.cbsnews.com/news/microbes-could-help-clean-fracking-wastewater/.
Evans, Simon. “Explainer: How and Why the UK Government Hopes to Fast-Track Fracking.” Carbon Brief, 13 Aug. 2015, www.carbonbrief.org/explainer-how-and-why-the-uk-government-hopes-to-fast-track-fracking.
Facts on Hydraulic Fracturing. Jan. 2015, www.anadarko.com/content/documents/apc/news/Fact_Sheets/FAQChemicalUsage_Final_Web.pdf.
Flannery, Tim. “Fury Over Fracking.” The New York Review of Books, 21 Apr. 2016, www.nybooks.com/articles/2016/04/21/fury-over-fracking/.
“Gasland 2: A Film by Josh Fox - NOW on HBO.” Gasland, www.gaslandthemovie.com/whats-fracking/faq/water-used.
“Language Selection - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Main Site / Sélection De La Langue - Site Principal D'Innovation, Sciences Et Développement Économique Canada.” Language Selection - Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada Main Site / Sélection De La Langue - Site Principal D'Innovation, Sciences Et Développement Économique Canada, www.ic.gc.ca/.
Minkow, David. “What You Need to Know About Fracking In Canada.” The Narwhal, The Narwhal, 6 Apr. 2017, thenarwhal.ca/what-is-fracking-in-canada/.
Phelps, Emma. “Is Fracking Safe?” Yale Global Health Review, 14 May 2017, yaleglobalhealthreview.com/2017/05/14/is-fracking-safe/.
Physicians for Social Responsibility. Hydraulic Fracturing and Your Health: Air Contamination. www.psr.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/fracking-and-air-pollution.pdf.
The Canadian Press. “Fracking Causes Minor Earthquakes, B.C. Regulator Says | CBC News.” CBCnews, CBC/Radio Canada, 7 Sept. 2012, www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/fracking-causes-minor-earthquakes-b-c-regulator-says-1.1209063.


The stator main inductance of an phase induction machine is related with the self inductance of on stator phase, , by:
Assume a set parameters, , , , , of a three phase induction machine and a set of parameters, , , , , of an phase induction machine. It is also assumed that
of the three and phase induction machine are equal. In this case the two parameter sets are related by:
This way the same torque is generated and the machine currents are related by:
The same applies for the rotor parameters of a slip ring induction machine, where the phase number is simply replaced by for transforming equivalent three phase to phase winding parameters -- at the same nominal rotor voltage and frequency.
AIMC_DOL_MultiPhase, AIMS_Start_MultiPhase, SMPM_Inverter_MultiPhase, SMEE_Generator_MultiPhase, SMR_Inverter_MultiPhase


--- layout: post title: OpenSocial Embedded Experiences, Responsive Web Design and Mobile First date: 2012-03-19 23:48:21.000000000 +00:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: [] meta: tmac_last_id: '618797360089571328' _edit_last: '1' _oembed_d6d3fae12e87c9009e57eb044d075947: _oembed_c573c848e46d786e5505732dcb4fac20: _oembed_8e2979d862c8cb566402daab9c774948: _oembed_be1f1a7b41f69c4e178a8464563872cf: _oembed_7f0a3f1a9103ac5eea87d0bb65355a45: author: David Simpson excerpt_separator: ---
Yes, yes. I know, this does just sound like buzzword bingo for web app developers.
Embedded Experiences are a part of the OpenSocial 2.0 specification.
EE allows application developers to embed content from their applications inside OpenSocial 2.0 containers
Since attending Lotusphere 2012 back in January, I've been mulling over the demos of IBM Connections Next, particularly with regard to the usability and context of embedded experiences.
At Lotusphere 2012, a couple of contexts for embedded experiences were demo'd:
The method of displaying embedded experiences is likely to differ depending on the which platform you're using
e.g. the embedded experiences is rendered as
Depending on which product/platform and screen resolution you use, there will be different screen real estate which you can use. This screams "use responsive web design".
The main use case I've seen for the current embedded experience examples is:
Task based interactions that expose a succinct interface concentrating the user only to the task at hand.
Sound familiar? This sound exactly like the tasks you'd normally perform on a mobile device and so Mobile First should be the design principle at work here.
Additionally, I recall suggestions that embedded experiences widgets could and would be reused in the mobile context, so this confirms the design principle that should be used.
It'll be very interesting to see how the next IBM Connections mobile app exposes embedded experiences.
In the meantime, here's a quick demo of embedded experiences from the OpenSocial 2.0 Sandbox:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MYKdlPbUB8w


Web developer
Is an accessible, friendly, open-source operating system. Providing all the benefits of cutting-edge software combined with a focus on getting started quickly, automated tools to require less manual intervention, and help readily available when needed. Manjaro is suitable for both newcomers and experienced computer users.
Unlike proprietary operating systems, you have full control over your hardware, without restrictions. This makes it ideal for people who want to learn how Linux works and how it is different to other operating systems. From this perspective, it is also suitable for beginners similar to the way an Arduino is an excellent entry-point to embedded hardware development.
It is easily possible to run many popular Windows applications, using compatibility software such as Wine, PlayonLinux or Proton via Steam. The examples given here are far from comprehensive!
Representing a perfect middle-ground for those who want good performance, full control, and cutting-edge software but also a degree of software stability.
Manjaro will always be completely free. We create it, so we can have a operating system that is easy to use and stable, you the user, are the main focus, we do not take control away from you and respect your privacy.
There are thousands of software applications available in the software center, including fully compatible equivalents of popular Windows software such as MS Office. Any additional software is also completely free. Searching for applications to install on the internet is not necessary.
We have a polite, friendly and cheerful Forum, where everyone is welcoming and supportive. The forum is the right place to share knowledge and talk Linux with the community we all it.
Manjaro is available for 64 Bit architectures. XFCE, KDE and Gnome editions are officially supported. Other flavors, including editions for 32 Bit architectures are maintained by the community.
ARM editions are specifically available for certain devices. Pre-built images can be downloaded.


CreationPolicy
attribute
Associate the CreationPolicy
attribute with a resource to prevent its status
from reaching create complete until AWS CloudFormation receives a specified number of success signals or the
timeout period is exceeded. To signal a resource, you can use the cfn-signal helper script or SignalResource
API. CloudFormation publishes valid signals to the stack
events so that you track the number of signals sent.
The creation policy is invoked only when CloudFormation creates the associated resource. Currently, the only CloudFormation resources that support creation policies are:
Use the CreationPolicy
attribute when you want to wait on resource
configuration actions before stack creation proceeds. For example, if you install and configure
software applications on an EC2 instance, you might want those applications to be running before
proceeding. In such cases, you can add a CreationPolicy
attribute to the instance,
and then send a success signal to the instance after the applications are installed and
configured. For a detailed example, see Deploying applications on Amazon EC2 with AWS CloudFormation.
AppStream 2.0 creation policy
Amazon AppStream configuration for a creation policy.
Syntax
JSON
{ "CreationPolicy": { "StartFleet": { "Type": "
Boolean
" } } }
YAML
CreationPolicy: StartFleet: Type:
Boolean
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling creation properties
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling configuration for a creation policy.
Syntax
JSON
"CreationPolicy" : { "AutoScalingCreationPolicy" : { "MinSuccessfulInstancesPercent" :
Integer
}, "ResourceSignal" : { "Count" :Integer
, "Timeout" :String
} }
YAML
CreationPolicy: AutoScalingCreationPolicy: MinSuccessfulInstancesPercent:
Integer
ResourceSignal: Count:Integer
Timeout:String
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling creation properties
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling configuration for a creation policy.
AutoScalingCreationPolicy
-
For a new Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling group, specifies how the number of instances that must signal success before setting the group's status to
CREATE_COMPLETE
.MinSuccessfulInstancesPercent
-
Specifies the percentage of instances in an Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling that must signal success before setting the group's status to
CREATE_COMPLETE
. You can specify a value from0
to100
. CloudFormation rounds to the nearest tenth of a percent. For example, if you create five instances with a minimum successful percentage of50
, three instances must signal success. If an instance doesn't send a signal within the time specified by theTimeout
property, CloudFormation assumes that the instance wasn't created.Default:
100
Type: Integer
Required: No
ResourceSignal
-
When CloudFormation creates the associated resource, configures the number of required success signals and the length of time that CloudFormation waits for those signals.
Count
-
The number of success signals CloudFormation must receive before it sets the resource status as
CREATE_COMPLETE
. If the resource receives a failure signal or doesn't receive the specified number of signals before the timeout period expires, the resource creation fails and CloudFormation rolls the stack back.Default:
1
Type: Integer
Required: No
Timeout
-
The length of time that CloudFormation waits for the number of signals that was specified in the
Count
property. The timeout period starts after CloudFormation starts creating the resource, and the timeout expires no sooner than the time you specify but can occur shortly thereafter. The maximum time that you can specify is 12 hours.The value must be in ISO8601 duration format
, in the form: PT
, where each#
H#
M#
S#
is the number of hours, minutes, and seconds, respectively. For best results, specify a period of time that gives your instances plenty of time to get up and running. A shorter timeout can cause a rollback.Default:
PT5M
(5 minutes)Type: String
Required: No
Examples
Auto Scaling group
The following example shows how to add a creation policy to an Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling group. The creation policy requires three success signals and times out after 15 minutes.
To have instances wait for an Elastic Load Balancing health check before they signal success, add a
health-check verification by using the cfn-init helper script. For an example, see the
verify_instance_health
command in the Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling rolling updates
JSON
"AutoScalingGroup": { "Type": "AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup", "Properties": { "AvailabilityZones": { "Fn::GetAZs": "" }, "LaunchConfigurationName": { "Ref": "LaunchConfig" }, "DesiredCapacity": "3", "MinSize": "1", "MaxSize": "4" }, "CreationPolicy": { "ResourceSignal": { "Count": "3", "Timeout": "PT15M" } }, "UpdatePolicy" : { "AutoScalingScheduledAction" : { "IgnoreUnmodifiedGroupSizeProperties" : "true" }, "AutoScalingRollingUpdate" : { "MinInstancesInService" : "1", "MaxBatchSize" : "2", "PauseTime" : "PT1M", "WaitOnResourceSignals" : "true" } } }, "LaunchConfig": { "Type": "AWS::AutoScaling::LaunchConfiguration", "Properties": { "ImageId": "ami-16d18a7e", "InstanceType": "t2.micro", "UserData": { "Fn::Base64": { "Fn::Join" : [ "", [ "#!/bin/bash -xe\n", "yum install -y aws-cfn-bootstrap\n", "/opt/aws/bin/cfn-signal -e 0 --stack ", { "Ref": "AWS::StackName" }, " --resource AutoScalingGroup ", " --region ", { "Ref" : "AWS::Region" }, "\n" ] ] } } } }
YAML
AutoScalingGroup: Type: AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup Properties: AvailabilityZones: Fn::GetAZs: '' LaunchConfigurationName: Ref: LaunchConfig DesiredCapacity: '3' MinSize: '1' MaxSize: '4' CreationPolicy: ResourceSignal: Count: '3' Timeout: PT15M UpdatePolicy: AutoScalingScheduledAction: IgnoreUnmodifiedGroupSizeProperties: 'true' AutoScalingRollingUpdate: MinInstancesInService: '1' MaxBatchSize: '2' PauseTime: PT1M WaitOnResourceSignals: 'true' LaunchConfig: Type: AWS::AutoScaling::LaunchConfiguration Properties: ImageId: ami-16d18a7e InstanceType: t2.micro UserData: "Fn::Base64": !Sub | #!/bin/bash -xe yum update -y aws-cfn-bootstrap /opt/aws/bin/cfn-signal -e $? --stack ${AWS::StackName} --resource AutoScalingGroup --region ${AWS::Region}
WaitCondition
The following example shows how to add a creation policy to a wait condition.
JSON
"WaitCondition" : { "Type" : "AWS::CloudFormation::WaitCondition", "CreationPolicy" : { "ResourceSignal" : { "Timeout" : "PT15M", "Count" : "5" } } }
YAML
WaitCondition: Type: AWS::CloudFormation::WaitCondition CreationPolicy: ResourceSignal: Timeout: PT15M Count: 5


| cache_s3 {memoise} | R Documentation |
Amazon Web Services S3 Cache Amazon Web Services S3 backed cache, for remote caching.
cache_s3(cache_name, algo = "sha512", compress = FALSE)
cache_name |
Bucket name for storing cache files. |
algo |
The hashing algorithm used for the cache, see
|
compress |
Argument passed to |
## Not run: # Set AWS credentials. Sys.setenv("AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID" = "<access key>", "AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY" = "<access secret>") # Set up a unique bucket name. s3 <- cache_s3("unique-bucket-name") mem_runif <- memoise(runif, cache = s3) ## End(Not run)


--- layout: default title: How to Sort nav_order: 8 parent: Google Sheets grand_parent: API ---
To sort columns of data from the API, we suggest using the "filter views" Google Sheet feature.
Please check the following video for a complete example:
To summarize, the steps are:


I’m a final year I.T Engineering with an interest in building the most effective applications and softwares. For over 5 years, I’ve been engaged in building both standalone and web apps using various technologies such as Android,React-Native,Ionic which has landed me a few internship gigs and hackathon prizes.
Apart from building apps, I also have a keen interest in Blockchain which has led me too build few smart contracts for Ethereum using Solidity. When not in work-mode, I induldge in my love for seeing new places and reading novels.Also I've built my own cryptocurrency named "Akshar".
Lorem ipsum dolor sit, amet consectetur adipisicing elit. Repellendus, deleniti recusandae. Esse incidunt rem repellendus ab voluptates maxime? Nemo, numquam!


Something here formatted in html
Something else but formatted using substitutions
And then we can add other things here to see what is what and how it's formatted.
This line added to test Step Functions
Something here formatted in html
Something else but formatted using substitutions
And then we can add other things here to see what is what and how it's formatted.
This line added to test Step Functions


2018 Was a Good Year
In 2018, I made a concerted focus on pushing myself to be more active in the Tableau Community. In all honesty, this ‘resolution’ was a holdover from attending my first Tableau Conference in October 2017. I set some very modest goals, and am pretty pleased with the results.
Goal 1: Publish Vizzes!
The first of my goals was to publish at least one viz to Tableau Public per week. Knowing that there would be weeks that I couldn’t do this, either due to work, travel or family, I settled for an average of one per week. At the time I’m writing this, I’ve got 3 full days left in the year, and I’m sitting on 80 published vizzes. I’ll call this one successful.
One thing that kept me on track for this goal was the Tableau Community Initiatives, like MakeoverMonday and WorkoutWednesday. I liked that the data prep was already done for me, and that there was a community around the initiatives. However, while I initially liked that I didn’t have to do the data prep, I also wanted to start using Tableau Prep (more on that in a minute). Also, I found that I wasn’t always in love with the datasets that MakeoverMonday put out, and no offense Tableau, but I can only play with Superstore data so many times.
So I struck out and started ThrowbackDataThursday, something I had been thinking about since #TC17, but hadn’t really worked out the logistics. Fortunately, I have some pretty talented colleagues who helped me get the website started. Anyways, back to how this ties in to my goals… The visibility that ThrowbackDataThursday has provided a bit of accountability, and was a huge driver for putting out both a weekly data source and its corresponding viz. If I could participate in my own community initiative, I should be able to hit my weekly viz goal.
I’m looking forward to being more on top of ThrowbackDataThursday in 2019, and starting the year out right, while also hoping to grow participation. If you’re interested in a new challenge, check out the site and get vizzing. Apologies for the ad – that’s the only one.
Goal 2: Go beyond “Show Me”
My second goal was to continue to push my boundaries within Tableau, especially when it came to my viz types. In my professional life, I’m typically bound by what my users will be able (or willing) to read and take action on. This means that I’m pumping out loads of bars, lines and crosstabs. Note that I draw the line at pie charts and gauges, though I have done a couple donuts. With these being part of my daily life, I wanted to go beyond these simple visualizations and push myself to create and understand different chart types. A caveat here, however: I focused on creating different chart types when it made sense for the data that I was visualizing; I made every attempt to avoid forcing data into a viz only for the novelty or presentation.
Fortunately, I found a LOT of inspiration from the Tableau community and was able to explore different chart types. I had fun creating Sankeys, curvy timelines, waterfall charts, and more. Even more fun was being able to share some of the visualizations that I created in Tableau Public with people who are typically my “customers” while explaining how the viz types work, and how some may be suitable for use in their reports. Even before I was able to get people thinking about viewing their reports differently, I was calling this goal accomplished. If I can help to make corporate reporting a little more effective and interesting along the way, that’s icing on the cake.
Goal 3: Do it in Public…and Prep…and Desktop and Server
The last goal was to become well rounded in all of the Tableau products. Not 100% tied to Tableau Public, but to the suite as a whole, I wanted to have a good understanding of the different offerings – from the free Tableau Public tool to Desktop to Server and Prep, I wanted to get more into all of it.
Even before #TC17, I’d heard about Project Maestro, the product that would eventually become Tableau Prep. As I mentioned before, ThrowbackDataThursday provided a great opportunity for me to explore the tool. I really like the ability to have a quick look at an entire dataset before taking it into Desktop. Also, the ability to clean data has been really important for some of the data I’ve found. Interestingly, I’ve even found that I’m getting better at simple prep and cleaning in Prep than Excel. This part of my goal is a success.
My professional life provides the opportunity to develop in Desktop and administer sites and servers, and because of this, I’d actually never used the free Tableau Public app. While not incredibly different from the paid Desktop version, there are a few key features that are different – primarily no locally saved workbooks, fewer data connectors and a couple others. For the average non-corporate purpose the tool is perfect, and I’ve been recommending it to colleagues and others who want a copy of Tableau outside of work. Pair my use of Tableau Public with continued use of Desktop and Server and I’m also considering this goal a success.
Look out 2019, Here I Come!
I was strategic when initially creating my goals at the end of last year, picking things that were definitely achievable without upending my normal routine or adding hours of work that I didn’t have to give. For 2019, I’m sticking with that strategy, and have an overarching goal focusing on education and sharing my knowledge with the Tableau community. I’ll be taking steps to be active on the Tableau Community Forums, and will be focusing a blog post each month on a “how to”. Additionally, my big goal is to speak at #TC19.
I’m extremely pleased with where 2018 took me, and am really looking forward to 2019. Wishing everyone a happy New Year!


Muhammad Umar Iqbal
Lab0: This Home Page
Lab1: About Me
HomeWork 1: Grandma's Lemon Meringue Pie
Homework 2: Movie Review
Lab 3: Responsive Page
Lab04: Task List HTML page
Lab 5: JavaScript Intro
Lab06: JavaScript Environment
Lab07: ASCII Animatioon
Lab8: Prototypes
Lab9: Maze
Final Project


Android software development is the process by which new applications are created for the Android operating system. Applications are usually developed in Java programming language using the Android software development kit (SDK). But now we can use Kotlin or Flutter to make Android Apps
What is Android App Development?
Android app development is, to put it simply, the process of creating or developing an application that could function under the Android operating system by Google. Mainly we can use android apps to make our life easy and comfortable.
What is required for Android app development?
We need a Laptop/PC.
Operating System: Mac/Windows/Laptop
RAM: 4gb+ (Required)
We need an Android Phone also for this.
What is the programming language for Android?
• Language: JAVA/FLUTTER/KOTLIN
Why we use Java for this?
There are many types of features of Java:
Use it in Back-end (Spring-framework)
Use Java in GUI also.
Can strengthen his core concept
Also use Front-End: XML or Drag & Drop.


| Character | Title | Debut Season |
|---|
| Character | Title | Debut Season |
|---|
| Character | Title | Debut Season |
|---|
| Character | Title | Debut Season |
|---|
* popular = most favorited characters
* underwatched = prominent characters from lesser-watched but well-received titles
** note: sorting alphabetically puts non-latin letters at the end (e.g. ϊ, ć, ø, etc will go after z)


Trust region algorithm for nonlinear optimization. Efficient when the Hessian of the objective function is sparse (i.e., relatively few nonzero cross-partial derivatives). See Braun, M. (2014) <doi:10.18637/jss.v060.i04>.
| Version: | <IP_ADDRESS> |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.4.0) |
| Imports: | Matrix (≥ 1.2.12), Rcpp (≥ 0.12.13), methods |
| LinkingTo: | Rcpp, RcppEigen (≥ <IP_ADDRESS>.0) |
| Suggests: | testthat, knitr |
| Published: | 2018-03-27 |
| Author: | Michael Braun [aut, cre, cph] |
| Maintainer: | Michael Braun <braunm at smu.edu> |
| License: | MPL (≥ 2.0) |
| Copyright: | (c) 2015-2018 Michael Braun |
| URL: | http://coxprofs.cox.smu.edu/braunm |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| SystemRequirements: | C++11 |
| Citation: | trustOptim citation info |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Optimization |
| CRAN checks: | trustOptim results |
| Reference manual: | trustOptim.pdf |
| Vignettes: |
Using trustOptim Quick demo |
| Package source: | trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-release: trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip, r-oldrel: trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz, r-oldrel: trustOptim_<IP_ADDRESS>.tgz |
| Old sources: | trustOptim archive |
| Reverse imports: | gpDDE |
| Reverse suggests: | bayesGDS, sparseMVN |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=trustOptim to link to this page.


I worked a bezeq 2 years ,thats a wondedsadasrful job for students in my opinion.
I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,
I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,I learned at mikve israel,