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These training instances will be up for
30 days so you can keep experimenting!
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Welcome to the worst training ever!

Sass is a language construct to create CSS
It makes writing awesome CSS easier
Sass has TWO syntaxes:
.sass
and .scss
.sass
- whitespace sensitive
// .sass
.my-selector
font-size: 2em
background: #333
font-family: $monospace
// .scss
.my-selector {
font-size: 2em;
background: #333;
font-family: $monospace;
}
.scss
- superset of CSSWe'll be covering Sass basics using SassMeister.com
$blue: #00ff00;
$monospace: "Source Code Pro", "Courier New", monospace;
$default-fontsize: 1em;
$default-padding: 2 * $default-fontsize;
Sass lets you use variables to store values.
@function pixel-to-em($pixel, $font-size: 16px) {
@return $pixel / $font-size * 1em;
}
Functions return a single value, just like PHP or JS
// Define
@mixin button-make($color: #66B360) {
background-color: $color;
border: 2px solid lighten($color, 20%);
}
// Call
.button-one {
@include button-make;
}
// Call with arguments
.button-two {
@include button-make($color-facebook);
}
Mixins are similar to functions, except they return blocks of CSS.
// Sass
.message {
margin: 1em;
padding: 1em;
font-size: 1.2em;
}
.error {
@extend .message;
color: #060;
}
/* CSS */
.message, .error {
margin: 1em;
padding: 1em;
font-size: 1.2em;
}
.error {
color: #060;
}
Extendables allow you to build upon a common style.
Compass will automatically convert any .scss file into a css file when you run 'compass compile', EXCEPT for files that begin with an underscore. Each of these smaller files are called a "partial".
We use partials to better our organization of code, reduce git conflicts, and enhance our reusability of certain sections (e.g. variables). To use a partial within your main .scss file, we will have to import it like so:
@import 'variables';
/*
* This is a standard, multi-line comment
* that will appear in your final .css file
*
* Use multi-line comments to mark major headings or partials
*/
// Single-line comments will NOT appear in your final .css file
// Use single-line comments for developer notes
Generally, we leave a standard, multi-line comment on the top of each partial. This will help with debugging because we will always know what partial we are looking at.
Compass is a meta-framework for Sass
Provides useful mixins and functions
Includes plugin framework to allow
for community written extensions
| HTML | CSS |
| PHP | Sass |
| Drupal | Compass |
| Modules | Extensions |
ul {
@include pretty-bullets('bullet.png');
}
ul {
margin-left: 0;
}
ul li {
padding-left: 14px;
background: url('../img/bullet.png') no-repeat -12px -12px;
list-style-type: none;
}
In this case, the mixin allows the use of a "pretty" image for your bullets.
These are Ruby gems, just like Sass and Compass.
Toolkit bundles lots of this stuff together.
We'll complete the next set of exercises
in our personal development environments.
Use the information on your paper slip
to find the URL, username, and password.
Work inside this directory:/twhome/SPICE/rwd/cafe/sass/partials/layout
// If the window is at least 500px wide...
@media (min-width: 500px) { ... }
// If the window is less than 785px wide...
@media (max-width: 785px) { ... }
// If the user is printing the page...
@media (print) { ... }
// If the window is in between 520px and 699px...
@media all and (min-width: 520px) and (max-width: 699px) { ... }
Breakpoint is a Compass extension. It makes
media queries much easier to read.
$nav-lg: 682px;
.main-nav {
width: 100%;
@include breakpoint($nav-lg) {
width: 60%;
margin: 0 auto;
}
}
.main-nav {
width: 100%;
}
@media (min-width: 682px) {
.main-nav {
width: 60%;
margin: 0 auto;
}
}
You keep all the styles for a component in one place
No real performance hit from dupe media queries.
CSS-only fallback system. No need for respond.js
Breakpoint can also output fallback classes to use with IE since media queries did not work before IE9
$breakpoint-no-query-fallbacks: true;
$nav-lg: 500px, 'no-query' '.lte-ie8';
nav {
@include breakpoint($nav-lg) {
width: 60%;
margin-right: 4%;
}
}
@media (min-width: 500px) {
nav {
width: 60%;
margin-right: 4%;
}
}
.lte-ie8 nav {
width: 60%;
margin-right: 4%;
}
Just add a conditional class to your
element
Create a single breakpoint on the page.
Change the background color.
Create two breakpoints.
Use two different min-width
queries.
Create a breakpoint between the previous two.
Use a min-width
and max-width
query.
*, *:before, *:after { @include box-sizing('border-box'); }
12 column grid
Each column is 60px wide
Each gutter is 20px wide
10px side gutter
960px Centered Container
$grids: 12; // Number of Columns
$gutters: 1/3; // Gutter to Column ratio, 20px/60px = 1/3
Out of the box, Singularity offers two output styles, float and isolation. The default output style is isolation, but we're going to change it float.
$output: 'float';
Align to columns using Grid Span:
@include grid-span($span, $position);
$span
is the number of columns to span
$position
is what column to start from
#container {
max-width: 960px; // Outer Container
padding: 0 10px; // Side Gutter
margin: 0 auto; // Center Container
@include clearfix; // Have container clear floats properly
}
.left {
@include grid-span(6,1);
}
.right {
@include grid-span(6,7);
}
Create a two column layout in the Web Chef Café.
use Singularity
Create a three column layout at a different breakpoint.
use Singularity and Breakpoint
Create an asymmetrical grid.
$grids: 3 6 3;
Grids should work with the content itself, not impose a class structure. We should not limit ourselves to a 12 column layout with four breakpoints.
Instead, let's design our sites around the content, creating awesome mobile-first layouts.
In short: We deserve better.
 TIME FOR A BREAKPOINT! @stephenhay #bdconf
— Brad Frost (@brad_frost) April 16, 2012
This is the opposite of using a framework like
Twitter Bootstrap, where the grid is pre-defined.
Grids provide order to your design
and structure to your information.
The ideal grid is specific to your content and
your design, since it is an extension of both.
Within singularity you can create completely different grids for different breakpoints.
You can also customize each section of the site completely, creating sub-structure within a block of content.
Settings $grids and $gutters set a global context for them, making them available to use without redeclaring them each time they're needed.
You can set different global contexts to use at different min-width or max-width breakpoints
$grids: 12;
$grids: add-grid(2 8 2 at 500px);
$gutters: 1/3;
$gutters: add-gutter(1/4 at 532px);
When using the breakpoint mixin, Singularity is able to determine which global context you'd like and subsequently use the correct one when you use the grid-span mixin
$grids: 2;
$grids: add-grid(4 at 475px);
$gutters: 1/6;
#nav {
width: 100%;
@include breakpoint(500px) {
@include grid-span(3, 2);
}
}
If you need to override the global contexts, for instance if you need to nest a grid and therefore change the grid you're using, use the layout mixin
$grids: 12;
$gutters: 1/3;
#main {
@include grid-span(8, 1);
@include layout(8) {
.left {
@include grid-span(4, 1);
}
.right {
@include grid-span(4, 5);
}
}
}
Create a 4 column layout a new breakpoint in Web Chef Café.
Override the layout for the hours and contact to be 2 columns.
Separate the menu to be 3 columns for the largest breakpoint.
It provides HTML5 templates and some optional tools. You're in control of your theme.
It's designed to allow you to create you own sub-themes without the need to copy/find/replace a starter-kit.
The compass extension provides three flavors of an Aurora sub-theme to choose from. They are all very similar. Only their Sass partial structures differ:
Sass tools
Workflow goodies
Aurora theming will happen on your
personal development environments
Good news! They already have Sass,
Compass, and all the other gems installed.
Code is located at:
/twhome/SPICE/rwd/drupal
Drupal is also installed. You can reach it at http://SPICE.rwd.4kclass.com/drupal.
The username is admin, the password is password
On other computers you'll have to install
ruby, compass, and compass-aurora.
Full directions are on the Aurora documentation.
The Compass extension allows us to quickly create a "starter kit" sub-theme, removing the need for copying/pasting theme files and replacing "STARTERKIT" with your theme name.
compass create {theme_name} -r aurora --using aurora/corona
And to stop the little kittens from crying, you can add these optional flags:
--css-dir="css" --javascripts-dir="js"
Create a Aurora Corona sub-theme
and then enable it in Drupal.
compass create {theme_name} -r aurora --using aurora/corona
Change the output directories within your new
Compass project to use "img" instead of "images"
restart compass once you change the config file
Get Compass running within your theme
and make a change on the Drupal site.
compass compile
is a one-time command
compass watch
will keep compiling
When working on different computers, developers, or even projects, there will always be an issue with ruby gems changing between different versions.
We want to make sure that we know which versions of each gem we are using to prevent compiling differences and errors. Thus, Aurora comes bundler integration. Use the following command to create a .lock
file within your theme to lock each gem version.
bundle install
From now on, instead of running "compass watch" or "compass compile", you can use:
bundle exec compass watch
And bundler will only use the gem versions selected within the .lock file
But wait... THERE'S MORE!
The "compass watch" command will use heavy resources on your system, and we have more we want to watch for then just sass file changes. Thus, we also are including (optionally) grunt.js integration for your theme.
We can install the grunt.js integration with:
compass install aurora/grunt
npm install
What does it all include?
Once enabled, just run:
grunt watch
Create your own bundler.lock file within the sub-theme.
bundle install
Install grunt.js integration, and run grunt watch
npm install
grunt watch
Run the grunt deployment with grunt watch
(take a look at the css output).
The base theme is primarily HTML5 template files, nothing more.
There is also a setting on the setting page to turn on live reload, which will allow you to use live reload when running "grunt watch"
It arose as a response to the staggering number of devices accessing the web.
The web was designed to embrace this diversity, so we should too.
Testing browser capabilities on the fly allows each device to format content in the best manner.
Like two people with the same name,
user-agent strings tell us very little
about two different Chromes, IEs, etc.
Forget about tracking all the mobile devices!
Modernizr takes a browser's fingerprint
Even though feature detection is WAY more reliable than UA-sniffing, it still gets fed bad data occasionally
You can't detect a touch screen.
JavaScript can only see APIs that are exposed to it
Since many JavaScript tools use classes on
to store their state, we can use the Sass parent selector to easily target them.
It keeps your code more organized.
#logo a {
background-image: url(../img/logo.png);
.inlinesvg & {
background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml;utf8,...');
}
}
#logo a {
background-image: url(../img/logo.png);
}
.inlinesvg #logo a {
background-image: url('data:image/svg+xml;utf8,...');
}
Working with Modernizr will happen on your
personal development environments
They already have the Modernizr module downloaded,
but it is not yet installed and running properly.
Enable Modernizr module and verify that it is working
drush en modernizr
-or-
drush mdl
If you need to load a piece of code to make up for missing browser features, Modernizr has you covered.
Modernizr.load()
loads stuff based on test results:
Modernizr.load({
test: Modernizr.geolocation,
nope: '/sites/all/libraries/geolocation/geo.js',
callback: function(){ geo.init(); }
});
Modernizr can be used the other way around too.
Use it to load stuff only when needed.
Modernizr.load({
test: Modernizr.mq('(min-width: 42em)'),
yep: '/sites/all/themes/example/xl.css'
});
Test API: allows modules/themes to declare tests
Load API: allows modules/themes to use Modernizr.load()
Modules use a hook:
function MYMODULE_modernizr_info() {
$tests[] = 'geolocation';
return $tests;
}
Themes use the .info file:
modernizr[tests][] = geolocation
Get a new feature test to appear in the
Modernizr module's configuration page.
add a test in your Aurora sub-theme .info file
bonus: if you can write module hooks,
make a hook in the cafe
module
Use another hook:
function MYMODULE_modernizr_load() {
$load[] = array(
'test' => 'Modernizr.geolocation',
'nope' => array('/' . drupal_get_path('module','geolocation') . '/js/geo.js'),
'callback' => 'function(){ geo.init(); }',
);
return $load;
}
Turns into:
Modernizr.load({
test: Modernizr.geolocation,
nope: '/sites/all/modules/geolocation/js/geo.js',
callback: function(){ geo.init(); }
});
mytheme.info
file:
modernizr[Modernizr.cssfilters][yep][] = css/super-fancy.css
Turns into:
Modernizr.load({
test: Modernizr.cssfilters,
yep: '/sites/all/themes/mytheme/css/super-fancy.css'
});
mytheme_modernizr_load_alter()
works the same as module hooks too.
Create a conditional load using the Load API.
add the code to your Aurora sub-theme .info file
bonus: those who are module-fearless
can write another hook in cafe
module.
Check out modernizr.api.php
Meet the Modernizr module
3:15pm in OR 202 (Lullabot room)
Intrinsic Ratios are a CSS technique
that allow you to constrain child elements to
a ratio and percentage of its parent
// Intrinsic Ratio mixin comes from [Toolkit](https://github.com/team-sass/toolkit)
.ratio-16-9 {
@include intrinsic-ratio;
}
.ratio-4-3 {
@include intrinsic-ratio(4/3);
}
Borealis Suite comes with a submodule called
Borealis Responsive Images
Create an image style, then go to Responsive styles in
admin/config/media/image-styles/responsive
Choose the image styles you'd like to be responsive!
Use the image style you created as normal!
Element query based through Javascript,
so no choosing breakpoints
Instead, choose minimum image size,
High DPI quality, and swap technique
Image swapping is controlled by the viewport, so Image Placeholders option is instant image Lazy Loading!
Collaboration between Aurora and Omega.
It contains several tools that can increase frontend performance and improve your workflow. Any theme can share these settings.
You can move your JavaScript to the footer, selectively remove core / contributed CSS and JavaScript, have a width-indicator, etc.
On your Drupal installation, enable the Magic module. Once enabled, all the settings are on your theme page.
Magic stores configuration on a per-theme basis.
For example, you can remove core CSS for your default theme, but leave it in for the administration theme.
Go to your theme settings, and lets examine the settings available.
If we have time, we have slides on the more crazy pieces of its functionality for advanced usage.
Grids where the columns are not the same size
Custom grids for each design allow for more unique designs to better highlight your content
Singularity Extras is very useful when working with asymmetric grids
Custom - Any asymmetric grid created to suit your needs
Compound - Created by combining symmetric grids
Ratio - Each column is derived from the previous according to a ratio
Ratio Spiral - Columns are generated based on an overlaid spiral
Snap - Asymmetric grid that takes into account an overlaid symmetric grid's gutters
// List of column width in relation to each other
$grids: 5 2 3 3 7 9;
// List of symmetric grids to compound together
$grids: compound(3, 4);
// Ratio and number of columns
$grids: ratio(golden(), 4);
// Number of columns and ratio
$grids: ratio-spiral(5, golden());
// Asymmetric grid and the gutter width of the grid to snap to.
$grids: snap(2 4 4 2, 1/3);
We'd really appreciate your thoughts about today
so we can continue improving this course.
Surveys are being handed out so you can provide
us with feedback in an anonymous fashion.
We appreciate your honest opinion.


This is the dashboard
Welcome to the stock trading app dashboard! This is the dashboard and this is how content gets displayed in
the dashboard to be repetitive and sure you know what this is. Include info about stocks here. Content fills
the container and wraps to the next line. This is what a link looks
like .
Select Buy or Sell and enter quantity:
Buy
Sell
Type a ticker symbol to get a quote:


You read the instructions on the sign.
You follow the directions.
You wait a few minutes after sending the fax, and then you see the screen on the fax machine say COMPLETE.
Awesome, you think.


Base class for all document exporters. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| DocumentExporter (Document doc, string path) | |
| The base Bareplan.Core.DocumentExporter class for all exporters. | |
| abstract void | Export () |
| Actually exports the document to an HTML string. | |
| void | Save () |
| Saves the Contents. Invokes Export() if Contents is empty. |
Properties | |
| string | Contents [get, set] |
| The contents to be stored in the file. This is normally generated by Export(). | |
| Document | Document [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the document. | |
| string | Path [get, set] |
| Gets or sets the path to the file to export. |
Base class for all document exporters.
| Bareplan.Core.DocumentExporter.DocumentExporter | ( | Document | doc, |
| string | path | ||
| ) |
The base Bareplan.Core.DocumentExporter class for all exporters.
| doc | The Bareplan.Core.Document to export. |
|
pure virtual |
Actually exports the document to an HTML string.
Implemented in Bareplan.Core.HtmlExporter.
| void Bareplan.Core.DocumentExporter.Save | ( | ) |
Saves the Contents. Invokes Export() if Contents is empty.
|
getset |
The contents to be stored in the file. This is normally generated by Export().
The contents, as a string.
|
getset |
Gets or sets the document.
The document, as a Bareplan.Core.Document object.
|
getset |
Gets or sets the path to the file to export.
The path, as a string object.


{% extends 'layouts/main.html' %} {% block title %}Just Eat It{% endblock %} {% block content %}
=>
Empowering those with food allergies to participate and engage confidently in their world..
Empowering those with food allergies to participate and engage confidently in their world.


 If you're me, you round it up to three stars because you laughed under your breath most of the time at how bad the acting and dialogue dubbing was and sat in awe the rest of the time at the amazing action, "hellacious" in the words of a friend I went to see the movie with. He and I seemed to have very different viewing experiences with RUMBLE IN THE BRONX. He didn't seem to notice anything wrong with the acting and even asked me at one point what was so funny.
This question coming right after a sequence where a giant hovercraft is racing down the streets of New York toward a punk band playing in the street. The drummer stands up, points at the immense thing and yells out, "Hovercraft!" Maybe I just have a weird sense of humor. Then again, I had to talk the guy out of two other movies -- HAPPY GILMORE with Adam Sandler and BLACK SHEEP with Chris Farley and David Spade -- before we could settle on RUMBLE IN THE BRONX, so I'm probably not at fault.
RUMBLE IN THE BRONX is just one of many Jackie Chan action movies, all imported from Hong Kong and having one overwhelming gimmick going for them -- Chan and everyone else do their own stunts. And what incredible stunts they are too. Chan has some amazingly-choreographed one-take fight scenes, jumps off buildings and various other potentially maiming or paralyzing activities. He pulls them off with such ease that I was actually surprised to see outtakes at the end of missed attempts at some of the stunts in the movie, one of which earned Chan a broken leg.
As a movie-reviewer (in a loose, interpretive sense of the word), I'm obligated to point out that the plot of RUMBLE IN THE BRONX is unoriginal, cliched and sometimes unintelligable, but in a movie like this the plot only serves to tie the various action scenes together. Chan plays a Hong Kong tourist who visits his uncle in the Bronx. The uncle has just sold his grocery store and is leaving for a honeymoon, but Chan decides to stick around anyway and help out the store's new owner, an incredibly whiny Asian women who we're fortunate enough to see on the pot later on in the movie.
The week isn't all daisies and roses for Chan, though, especially after walking in on the Asian woman using the restroom. There's a motorcycle gang terrorizing the neighborhood, a motocross gang actually, doing stunts in the street with BMX bikes. (What's next, the Go-kart Gangstas?) Chan spends the first half of the movie waging war with the street gang before falling in love with one member of the gang, who moonlights as a cage dancer in the local nightclub when she's not moonlighting as the gang leader's girlfriend.
The second half of the movie shifts abruptly as Chan finds a bag of diamonds belonging to some mafiosos. He then has to trade off the diamonds for his girlfriend and a few members of the biker gang. Why would he want to save the gang members' lives after sparring with them for half of the movie?  If it had been Barney, Tammy Faye Baker and Tom Arnold held hostage, he'd rescue them too. He just likes to smash pinball machines into people's heads, a common psychosocial disorder that comes from eating nothing but plain rice for thirty years.
RUMBLE IN THE BRONX is a mixed bag of entertainment from the movie critic's perspective. The acting and plot are atrocious, some of the character's voices are obviously dubbed, others aren't, but the action sequences are indeed "hellacious," even though I've never heard that word before or used it myself. If you go for that kind of stuff, you'll enjoy the movie. And if you like to watch really bad movies and laugh at them, you'll like it too.  I mean _besides_ a Bob Dole campaign rally.
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Springfield, VA 22152-2639


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alphaTorrent
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#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <boost/dynamic_bitset.hpp>
#include "bencode.h"
Go to the source code of this file.
Classes | |
| struct | torr::TorrentFile |
| Struct to store information of a file inside a torrent. More... | |
| struct | torr::Torrent |
| Struct to store all the information of a torrent. More... | |
Namespaces | |
| torr | |
| Namespace with functions relating to metainfo file and Torrent struct. | |
Functions | |
| int | torr::parse_torrent (Torrent &torrent, std::string &torrent_str, const char *filename) |
| char * | torr::get_info_node_hash (const std::string *file, const std::string *pieces_string) |
Functions for parsing a metainfo (.torrent) file and structs to store parsed information


Long story short,
I never really enjoyed working in a team as much as now. In my 5 year of sabbatical bachelor (uh, long time for just a bachelor), working with student colleagues for me was not more than just a nuisance. I wasn’t a good teamworker back then, I prefer to do everything alone because always felt faster. I’m gonna be a greedy algorithm person all the time, so rushing toward something gimme more chill than, slow but well prepared approach. I was like this even after moved to professional working environment. Continuing some works from previous workers had done was good enough to give me an headache. The way I overcame this wasn’t not even better.
I always did prepare the clean slate and start from the scratch. I did this for almost every workflow of mine. Because I don’t want people to spill my codes. I codecheck everything, makesure everything okay, then make my own version and start from there. But then, when the inbound pressure keeps coming in, I just realised (oh really), that this way is not even faster. This solitude won’t gimme any slight second faster execution time. So, I just rubbed my face, clinging my emotion to a very small dark corner, open my eyes and telling myself, a pressure is meant to be shared. Then, start talking to the boss and share this burden. Well, an unexpected decision but slowly, started to get attached to this kind of conversation. Started to like the idea of four-eyes discussion and glad I’m between nice people (nice people do exist).
Now, people keep saying I’m one of the most indulgent, lenient and patient person they have been working with. I don’t really like the idea but it’s a compliment I guess. See? Even I don’t want people to recognise that I have changed. No one in this world, except for the closest one probably, that will taste my wrath. Haha just kidding, seldom is just the best word to describe how often the temper of mine is rising. Flat, bland and boring describe my emotional probably.
So enough for the intro, this post basically just my argument on how working with different people, sometime brings either happiness or tears. Why? Because people are unique. Bounded by some similarities, for example in sense of geographical references does not make relation between Indonesian in Sweden as solid as rock. Small friction in a pep talk could rise into a big dispute (wow it’s real). Small strife and ignorance towards other, will do make some keeping a social distance. This distance contributes significantly to their social circles. In a way that we supposed to have very small or even no boundaries, now we have gap as big as Red Sea in between.
I see old myself on those people, either the bad or good actors. The one that never embrace themselves to be a person who open to others more. Like wise man said, when someone slaps you on the right cheek, touch him gently on his left cheek. I believe on an idea in where you do a good deeds to someone, immeasurable retaliation is something you’ll get somewhere in the future. And for a bonus, you’re gonna be as lenient as a soft butter because now you could maintain your good mood. Not really affected by surroundings. Becoming more ignorant, but in positive way.  Start by yourself.
to Angga & Ade,
two persons which I must say, have been in a situation which most people could not handle but now I’m nothing but sort of proud. Congratulations for both of you. Now you guys lead a small family and can’t wait to see her this year.
to Nesia,
I did, I am and will always admire you. I guess I am lucky to have you here, thousand miles from home. You’re very special person that first time on my life, I do feel that I always have a time to share with (you). The way you always seek forward and never look back was an inspiration for me. I would say, you’re a dynamic programming person, are you not? You learned from what you did, and plan everything carefully. The perfectionist at its best, deliver only the best and with unrivaled focus ability. I apologize for defocusing you (often) these days.


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Notices sent to either Party shall be effective when delivered in person or by email, one (1) day after being sent by overnight courier, or two (2) days after being sent by first class mail postage prepaid to the official contact designated below and immediately after being received by the other party’s server. Notices must be in writing and, in the case of notices to:
yoursite.com Inc. addressed to Client Care at: (i) yoursite.com Inc. 204 - 5109 Steeles Ave. West, Toronto, Ontario, M9L 2Y8 Canada; or (ii) ClientSupport@@yoursite.com and (b) Client, to the addresses or email address provided by Client on Sign-up (as such address or email address may be updated by Client from time to time in accordance with this Agreement).
yoursite.com Inc. may change its contact information by giving notice of such change to the Client. Client may change its contact information by using the currently available interfaces on yoursite.com Inc.’s website. For contractual purposes, Client (i) consents to receive communications from yoursite.com Inc. in an electronic form; and (ii) agree that all terms and conditions, agreements, notices, documents, disclosures, and other communications (“Communications”) that yoursite.com Inc. provides to Client electronically satisfy any legal requirement that such Communications would satisfy if it were in writing. Client’s consent to receive Communications and do business electronically, and yoursite.com Inc.’s agreement to do so, applies to all of Client’s interactions and transactions with yoursite.com Inc.. The foregoing does not affect Client’s non-waivable rights. If Client withdraws such consent, from that time forward, Client must stop using the Services. The withdrawal of Client’s consent will not affect the legal validity and enforceability of any obligations or any electronic Communications provided or business transacted between yoursite.com Inc. prior to the time Client withdraw its consent.
14.1 On Notice. Either Party can terminate this Agreement at the end of the then current term of this Agreement by providing the other party with notice of termination prior to the last day of the then current term of this Agreement.
14.2 Generally. Either Party may, in addition to other relief, suspend or terminate this Agreement if the other Party breaches any material provision thereof and fails within fifteen (15) days after receipt of notice of default to correct such material breach or to commence corrective action reasonably acceptable to the aggrieved Party and proceed with due diligence to completion. Either Party shall be in default hereof if it becomes insolvent, makes an assignment for the benefit of its creditors, a receiver is appointed or a petition in Bankruptcy is filed with respect to the Party and is not dismissed within thirty (30) days.
14.3 Survival. Upon termination or expiration of this Agreement for any reason: (a) all rights and obligations of both Parties (except for Client’s payment of all sums then owing), including all licenses granted hereunder, shall immediately terminate except as provided below; (b) within thirty (30) days after the effective date of termination, each Party shall comply with the obligations to return or destroy all Confidential Information of the other Party, as set forth Section 9 (Confidential & Proprietary Information). The following Sections will survive expiration or termination of this Agreement for any reason: Section Reservation of Rights, Section Client Data, Section Confidential & Proprietary Information, Section Warranty Disclaimer, Section Limitation of Liabilities, Section Survival, and Section General Provisions.
15.1 Assignment. Client may not assign this Agreement or any of its rights or obligations hereunder to any third party without yoursite.com Inc.’s prior written consent. Any assignment in violation of this section shall be void. The terms of this Agreement shall be binding upon permitted assignees.
15.2 Arbitration. All controversies, disputes, demands, counts, claims, or causes of action between Client and yoursite.com Inc. arising out of, under, or related to this Agreement or yoursite.com Inc.’s privacy practices (including any action yoursite.com Inc. takes or authorizes with respect to information about or provided by Client) shall be settled exclusively through binding arbitration.
15.3 Arbitration shall be subject to the Federal Arbitration Act and not any state arbitration law. The arbitration shall be conducted before one commercial arbitrator with substantial experience in resolving commercial contract disputes from the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”). As modified by this Agreement, and unless agreed upon by the parties in writing, the arbitration will be governed by the AAA’s Commercial Arbitration Rules and, if the arbitrator deems them applicable, the Supplementary Procedures for Consumer Related Disputes (collectively “Rules and Procedures”).
Client is thus GIVING UP ITS RIGHT TO GO TO COURT to assert or defend its rights under this contract EXCEPT for matters that may be taken to small claims court. Client’s rights will be determined by a NEUTRAL ARBITRATOR and NOT a judge or jury. Client is entitled to a FAIR HEARING, BUT the arbitration procedures are SIMPLER AND MORE LIMITED THAN RULES APPLICABLE IN COURT. Arbitrator decisions are as enforceable as any court order and are subject to VERY LIMITED REVIEW BY A COURT.
Client and yoursite.com Inc. must abide by the following rules: (a) for any claim that could otherwise be brought in small claims court, the arbitration shall be conducted solely based on written submissions and, if the arbitrator deems it appropriate, a telephonic hearing; (b) if the claim exceeds what can be recovered in a small claims court, the arbitration shall be conducted solely based on written submissions or a telephonic hearing, unless the arbitrator deems a face-to-face hearing is appropriate, in which case one should be held at a location agreed to by Client and yoursite.com Inc., and if the parties cannot agree on a location for the hearing, the arbitrator will determine a location for the proceedings which is reasonably convenient to both parties with due consideration of their ability to travel and other pertinent circumstances; (c) the arbitrator’s ruling is binding and not merely advisory; (d) ANY CLAIMS BROUGHT BY Client OR yoursite.com Inc. MUST BE BROUGHT IN THE PARTIES’ INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, AND NOT AS A PLAINTIFF OR CLASS MEMBER IN ANY PURPORTED CLASS OR REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING; (e) THE ARBITRATOR MAY NOT CONSOLIDATE MORE THAN ONE PERSON’S CLAIMS, AND MAY NOT OTHERWISE PRESIDE OVER ANY FORM OF A REPRESENTATIVE OR CLASS PROCEEDING, (f) in the event that Client is able to demonstrate that the costs of arbitration will be prohibitive as compared to costs of litigation, yoursite.com Inc. will pay as much of Client’s filing and hearing fees in connection with the arbitration as the arbitrator deems necessary to prevent the arbitration from being cost-prohibitive as compared to the cost of litigation, (g) yoursite.com Inc. also reserves the right in its sole and exclusive discretion to assume responsibility for all of the costs of the arbitration; (h) the arbitrator shall honor claims of privilege and privacy recognized at law; (i) a decision by the arbitrator (including any finding of fact and/or conclusion of law) against either Client or yoursite.com Inc. shall be confidential unless otherwise required to be disclosed by law or by any administrative body and may not be collaterally used against either of them in existing or subsequent litigation or arbitration involving any other person/yoursite.com Inc. Client; and (j) each side pays its own attorneys’ fees and expenses unless there is a statutory provision that requires the prevailing party to be paid its fees’ and litigation expenses.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, either Client or yoursite.com Inc. may bring an individual action in small claims court. In addition, if Client is a user outside of the United States, the dispute resolution provision in our Privacy Policy (if any), and not this arbitration provision, shall apply to any disputes related to privacy. Further, claims of defamation, violation of the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, and infringement or misappropriation of the other party’s patent, copyright, trademark, or trade secret shall not be subject to this arbitration provision. Such claims shall be exclusively brought (unless such courts do not have personal jurisdiction in the dispute) in the courts located in New York. Additionally, notwithstanding this arbitration provision, either party may seek emergency equitable relief before such courts in order to maintain the status quo pending the arbitrator’s ruling, and hereby agree to submit to the personal jurisdiction of such courts. A request for interim measures shall not be deemed a waiver of the right to arbitrate.
With the exception of subparts (d) and (e) in the paragraph above (prohibiting arbitration on a class or collective basis), if any part of this arbitration provision is deemed to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal, or otherwise conflicts with the Rules and Procedures, then the balance of this arbitration provision shall remain in effect and shall be construed in accordance with its terms as if the invalid, unenforceable, illegal or conflicting provision were not contained herein. If, however, either subpart (d) or (e) is found to be invalid, unenforceable or illegal, then the entirety of this arbitration provision shall be null and void, and neither Client nor yoursite.com Inc. shall be entitled to arbitration. In the event this arbitration provision is held unenforceable by a court, or in the event AAA refuses to arbitrate the dispute, all controversies, disputes, demands, counts, claims, or causes of action between Client and yoursite.com Inc. shall be exclusively brought in the state or federal courts specified in subsection “(d)” above. For more information on AAA, its Rules and Procedures, and how to file an arbitration claim, Client may call AAA at<PHONE_NUMBER> or visit the AAA website at http://www.adr.org.
15.4 Choice of Law. This Agreement and any action related thereto shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the substantive laws of the State of New York, without regard to conflicts of law principles. Except as specified in Section 15(b) (Arbitration), the Parties will initiate any lawsuits in Toronto, Ontario and irrevocably consent to exclusive personal jurisdiction and venue therein. The U.N. Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods and the Unfair Contracts Act in the United Kingdom shall not apply to this Agreement. Any claim against yoursite.com Inc. must be brought within six months after it arose, or be barred.
15.5 Right to List As A Client. Client agrees that yoursite.com Inc. may utilize Client’s entity name in listings of current Clients. Use of Client’s name in any other marketing materials or press announcements will be submitted to Client in advance for approval, and such approval will not be unreasonably withheld.
15.6 Compliance with Export Regulations. Client has or shall obtain in a timely manner all necessary or appropriate licenses, permits or other governmental authorizations or approvals; shall indemnify and hold yoursite.com Inc. harmless from, and bear all expense of, complying with all foreign or domestic laws, regulations or requirements pertaining to the importation, exportation, or use of the technology to be developed or provided herein. Client shall not directly or indirectly export or re-export (including by transmission) any regulated technology to any country to which such activity is restricted by regulation or statute, without the prior written consent, if required, of the administrator of export laws.
15.7 European Union Residents. If Client resides in the European Union (EU) or if any transfer of information between Client and the Service is governed by the European Union Data Protection Directive or national laws implementing that Directive, then Client consents to the transfer of such information outside of the European Union to its country and to such other countries as may be contemplated by the features and activities provided by the Service.
15.8 Construction. Except as otherwise provided herein, the Parties rights and remedies under this Agreement are cumulative. The term “including” means “including without limitation.” The headings of sections of this Agreement are for reference purposes only and have no substantive effect.
15.9 Force Majeure. Neither Party shall be liable for delays caused by events beyond its reasonable control, except non-payment of amounts due hereunder shall not be excused by this provision.
15.10 Severable. Any provision hereof found by a tribunal of competent jurisdiction to be illegal or unenforceable shall be automatically conformed to the minimum requirements of law and all other provisions shall remain in full force and effect.
15.11 Waiver. Waiver of any provision hereof in one instance shall not preclude enforcement thereof on future occasions.
15.12 Independent Contractors. Client’s relationship to yoursite.com Inc. is that of an independent contractor, and neither Party is an agent or partner of the other. Client will not have, and will not represent to any third party that it has, any authority to act on behalf of yoursite.com Inc..
15.13 Entire Agreement. This Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties with respect to the subject matter hereof and supersedes all other communications, whether written or oral. This Agreement may be executed in one or more counterparts, each of which shall be deemed an original and all of which shall be taken together and deemed to be one instrument. A printed version of this Agreement and of any notice given in electronic form shall be admissible in judicial or administrative proceedings based upon or relating to this Agreement to the same extent and subject to the same conditions as other business documents and records originally generated and maintained in printed form.
15.14 Amendments. yoursite.com Inc. reserves the right to change this Agreement at any time and from time to time without notice by posting revisions to this Agreement (including the description of the Services) on yoursite.com Inc.’s website. Continued use of the Services after Client become aware of any such changes shall constitute Client’s consent to such changes. Client is responsible for regularly reviewing the most current version of this Agreement which is available on yoursite.com Inc.’s website.
15.15 English Language. It is the express wish of the parties that these Terms of Service and all related documents be drawn up in English. C’est la volonté expresse des parties que la présente convention ainsi que les documents qui s’y rattachent soient rédigés en anglais.


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Name
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Type
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Description
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| clusterInUnicastMode | xsd:boolean |
Cluster is using unicast or not.
Only all host in the cluster are in unicast mode, will the cluster be identified as using unicast.
Since vSAN API 6.6
|
| hostLatencyCheckSuccess | xsd:boolean |
True if the network latency check via ping small package size is succeed
from all of hosts to all other hosts. The network latency test will fail
when the ping test between any of two hosts max latency over 200 ms.
Since vSAN API 6.6
|
| hostResults | VsanNetworkHealthResult[] |
Per host network health test result in the vSAN cluster
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| hostsCommFailure | xsd:string[] |
The host name list on which the vSAN service cannot cannot communicate
with the vSAN service in vCenter.
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| hostsDisconnected | xsd:string[] |
The host name list which are disconnected from vCenter.
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| hostsInEsxMaintenanceMode | xsd:string[] |
The host name list which are in the maintenance mode.
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| hostsInVsanMaintenanceMode | xsd:string[] |
The host name list which are in the vSAN maintenance mode.
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| hostsWithVsanDisabled | xsd:string[] |
The host name list which are disabled vSAN.
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| infoAboutUnexpectedHosts | VsanQueryResultHostInfo[] |
Any additional information about hosts in otherHostsInVsanCluster field will
be captured here. If there is no additional info available, then the host will
not be listed here.
|
| issueFound | xsd:boolean |
Whether any vSAN cluster network health issue was found
|
| largePingTestSuccess | xsd:boolean |
True if the network ping test with large package size (9000 bytes) is
succeed from all of hosts to all other hosts. The ping test will fail
when the ping test between any of two hosts has lost packet
|
| matchingIpSubnets | xsd:boolean | Deprecated.
As of vSphere API 6.7.0 Update 1 release.
True if all of hosts in the vSAN cluster are in the same
network subnets
|
| matchingMulticastConfig | xsd:boolean |
True if all of hosts in the vSAN cluster have matched multicast
configuration
|
| otherHostsInVsanCluster | xsd:string[] |
The hosts UUID list which are in the vSAN cluster but cannot find
in the vCenter cluster.
|
| partitions | VsanClusterNetworkPartitionInfo[] |
The vSAN cluster partition information.
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| pingTestSuccess | xsd:boolean |
True if the network ping test with small package size is succeed from
all of hosts to all other hosts. The ping test will fail when the ping
test between any of two hosts has lost packet
|
| potentialMulticastIssue | xsd:boolean |
True if the vSAN cluster has potential multicast issue if any one
of the checks fails including if there is vSAN partition, any ping
test fails, if the vSAN multicast configuration matches among all
of hosts and if there is at lease one vSAN vmknic present for all
of hosts.
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| vsanVmknicPresent | xsd:boolean |
True if at least one vSAN vmknic is found on the hosts
|
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Properties inherited from DynamicData |
| None |


FlickrDown Help
Getting Started
Step 1: Type in a flickr username, e-mail address, group or tags and click "Lookup..."
Step 2: If you want to download an entire set then click the checkbox
beside that set. If you want to download just a few selected photos
click the name of the set and all the photos for that set will appear.
Check the images you want to download
Step 3: Click the "Browse..." button and select a folder to download to.
Step 4: Click "Download"
Authorization
Authorization lets flickrdown see private pictures.
Notes
- Photos will be download to a subfolder named after the set they are in
- The [*All_Photos*] set is for photos not in a photoset.
- Setting the Download Limit to a high number could make Flickrdown take a REALLY long time. Please do not abuse this setting. For example setting it 1000000 and downloading all images with the "flowers" tag will probably get you banned from flickr
- This software is provided as is. No warranty what-so-ever.
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Setting up the Audio Console:
- Turn the board on (button on the back of the board center)
- Choose “Filing” from the options tab at the top of the display
- Select the “Load” tab
- If you don’t have your own preset, choose “Performance Hall” folder
- Select “Archival Recording Preset”
- Press the button “Load”
Setting up the Mac Mini:
- Turn on the monitor display to the Mac Mini
- Click on your empty desktop
- Choose “Go” in from the options tab at the top of the display
- Select “Applications”
- Open “Microwave”
Setting up your session:
- Change the Sample Rate to 44100
- Change the bit depth to 24 bit
- Change the channels to stereo if showing mono
- Click “Create”
- Name your session according to the naming protocol below (don’t include the .mp3)
- Click the arrow next to the file name to drop down the filing menu
- Save the file under “Documents” -> “PH_Recordings”
Testing the recording during rehearsal:
- Press the record button to enable recording (large red circle) while making noise
- Press the same record button to stop recording
- If you see a very slight waveform, it means your recording is working, but you want more signal
- Gain the hanging house mics until you see a better waveform. Congrats! You’ve got a recording going.
- Drag the timing bar back to the beginning of your recording; it will allow you to record over your test
Record the show:
Press Record both before and after the show
Normalize, Gain, Normalize:
- From the drop down menu at the top of the screen choose “Effects” then “Normalize”; allow it to process
- Next, also under “Effects”, choose “Dynamics Processor” and press “Apply” on the pop up window
- Normalize again by repeating step 1: “Effects” and “Normalize”
- Choose “File” -> “Export”
- Ensure that the Output File Format is MPEG 2 Audio Layer III (.mp3) and press “OK”
- Name the file the same way you named the session (according to the naming convention below)
- Click the arrow next to the file name to drop down the filing menu
- Save the file under “Documents” -> “PH_Recordings”
Send the file to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>- Open Chrome or Safari (using the same method you used to open Microwave or from the dock below)
- Go to the website WeTransfer.com
- Upload the recording -> enter Erin’s email address -> enter your email address -> press Send
Naming Convention:
Year.Month.Date_Show_Engineer.mp3
Example: 14.8.31_ThirdCoastPercussion_Remy.mp3
Example: 15.2.24_MEME_Jace.mp3


About the Theme
Balzac is a new, fluid & responsive theme for Jekyll (and AnchorCMS). It's gloriously beautiful and suited to long form. Built on a SCSS foundation, it's organized and awesome.
This is built on Semantic.gs grid framework which I edited a bit to make it fluid. I hope you enjoy using, forking, whatevering this theme as much as I did making it.
Features
- flexible, uses max-width for responsive goodness
- responsive drop down menu
- retina images using @2x
- post loop in the footer showing 3 latest post
- custom portfolio page for case studies
Acknowledgements
I utilized my own HTML templates, but had no prior knowledge of liquid nor the required Jekyll system file format. I took Michael Rose’s theme Minimal Mistakes. Having a prebuilt archive and the YAML front-matter already set up was a great help.
The lovely font shown here is Calendas. For full splendor on your blog, I suggest you head over and buy that. The full family is 3 weights and costs $3. Many thanks to Daniel Bruce for the wonderful Entypo icons. Those can be picked up at entypo.com, but are included with the source files. It’s also retina ready via retina.js. Check out how that works over at retinajs.com.
The Name
Balzac was a famous writer, known for his beautiful prose. I read some Balzac in school, but mostly feel comfort in the name of my favorite coffee shop in Stratford, Ontario.


Manager
- Here Manager can view a list of employees who applied for permissions under which a list of permissions applied by an employee.
- Manager can see both the employee who raised the permission and the leader of employee.
- Manager will validate the Permission and Unique ID generated at the time of raising a permission.
Leader
- When an employee submitted a permission in employee module leader can view those permissions in his dashboard.
- Leader can click on any permission so that leader he can view, approve or delete permission.
Employee
- When an employee login with valid credentials, there will be dashboard showcasing employee Name, Employee Image and the buttons as described below.
- Employee can access previous Permissions, by clicking this button. There will be a list of permissions with unique ID generated at the time of raising request.


Guillermo Jimenez
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User experience over everything
Simplicity over complexity
Let it breathe
Let it flow
Purpose
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Design
Profit is important,
individuals are more
Find your passion, marry it
"stay hungry, stay foolish"
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Currently, I serve as President of UC Berkeley's FEMTech club, which focuses on diversifying the tech field and
encouraging minorities to pursue a career in the STEM industry.
As President, I lead the organization and encouraged the team to host events that motivate girls to join the tech field. This year, we hosted the first hackathon at UC Berkeley for woemn and non binary individuals.
A product designer at Github describes her experiences and her path as a women in technology. She describes her daily routine in the tech industry with the FEMTech members over dinner.
A program manager from Atlassian and a Product Manager from Salesforce speak with FEMTech members about their past experiences, career transitions, and how they made the most of their time at Cal.
Coming into UC Berkeley, I never thought I'd be a part of the Associated Students of the University of
California, but my experiences in student government have taught me more than I could ever expect.
As a part of the Future Business Leaders of America, I served as President, Competitions Officer, andLeadership Associate at Cupertino High School, and was the Middle Level Founder for my middle school.
In the IDC, I served as President and collaborated with district adminstration, 15 district representatives, and 5 Associated Student Body Presidents to lead the 11,000+ students in our district. Take a look at our introductory video here.
Founded the first ever Girls Who Code club at my high school and served as President for three years.
In my school's Speech & Debate team, I served as Original Oratory Captain and Webmaster.
Some of my other extra-curriculars throughout high school.